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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1890

Page

2

Massachusetts Campaign Speech Attacks Pierce and Praises Andrew

A Brookline audience hears a heated rally urging John F. Andrew for Congress over Pierce. Speakers defend Andrew’s independent voting record, condemn Pierce’s ties to Boss Quay, and critique the McKinley tariff with references to the Congressional Record and McPherson’s handbook.

Boss Quay Pierce Ash Congress John FF. Andrew Martin L. Bradford Andrew John F. Andrew Massachusetts Mr. Pierce F. E. Hatch Medford Greenhalge Pennsylvania Ohio United States South Hatch Republican Party Mr. Reed Reed Isut Third District William H. Russell John J. Wheelwright Messrs Lodge Greenharge Washington Houses of Congress Harrison Wheelright Behal Lowell Congressional Rockwell Frank W. Bird Charles Suroner Edward McPherson Dward McPherson Republican Committee

Tariff Debate voiced in Senate style rhetoric

The speech attacks free trade and protectionist factions, arguing the McKinley bill harms New England and benefits private interests in wool and pig iron. It denounces Aldrich Russell debate tactics, warns of a revolutionary rush to free trade if misled farmers unite, and urges restoring domestic industry with fair taxation.

Inquirer Edward Atkinson Swell William McKinley, Jr Republican Party Ike Allison B. K. Bigelow J. Wiley Edmunds Cleveland Sherman Congress Atkinson Wawes Aldrich McNinley Dawes Snator Hoar Supreme Court John E New England Brookline Russell United States Senate Mr. Russell Sherman Hoar Edward L. Pierce John A. Andrew Quay Ingalls Carlisle Mills Macmillan Tennessee Friends of Protection

Cleveland Affirms Tariff Reform Support and House Victory Chance

Albany Oct 31 ex President Cleveland backs his party in the approaching elections and deems tariff reform the top public issue. He predicts a majority in the next House of Representatives, though not sweeping, confident of a safe substantial gain.

Albany N. Y Argus Cleveland House of Representatives

Democratic rally in Hartford features Morris and Hill

A large Democratic meeting in Allyn Hall Hartford occurred with Judge Morris candidate for Governor and Governor Hill of New York addressing the audience. Morris spoke on tariff and state representation while Hill discussed tariff as well.

Harvrrorple Conn Allyn Hall Judge Morris Governor Hill New York Morris Hill

Torture Baking Powder Offered as Pure and Efficient

The Toeture Baking Powder company urges readers to judge by results, not statistics or diagrams. They claim their powder is pure wholesome and efficient and advise asking grocers for it.

Lobby corruption and veto as remedy in state politics

A reformer argues that lobby influence corrupts legislation. vows to veto bills tainted by influence and to defend the Commonwealth's honor. He cites Governor Ames and Governor Sawyer, urges transparent action, and questions Brackett's stance on the West End bill and veto power. The piece defends strong executive checks against private influence in lawmaking.

Court of Justice Republican Party Governor Brackett New Engeland Commonwealth West End Crapp Boston Journal Ames Beverly General Court Boston Daily Advertiser Brackett Beverly Division Sawyer New Hampshire Wituheld Waterman Courts of Law General Court of the People State House Pillsbury New York Mutual Life Insurance Company George D. Robinson John D. Longe Boston Webster, Mason and Vcho Russell

Ivory Soap Demand Across Markets

The notice urges buyers to request Ivory Soap, claiming many white soaps are counterfeit and lack the genuine qualities. It asserts Ivory Soap is sold everywhere and emphasizes insisting on the genuine product.

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Republican Congressional Committee EF Street D. C Jay A. Hubbell W. B. Allison Ff. Rolling Frank Hiscock M. H. Dunnell Godlove S. Orth H. G. Fisher Winn McKinley George R. Davis Washincrox Democratic Party George *. Dawson P.O Washington, D. C Kpon. M. McPherssoon Mr. McPherson Mr. Andrew Messrs. Blanchard J. B. Brown Clarke Alabama Covert Dickerson Fowler Lee Mansur McCarthy Phelan Powhend Stahl McPherson Governor Andrew John S. Andrew Wheelwright George Fred Williams Felix Rackemann Third William E. Russell Ninth Mr. Williams Mgr. Lodge Brookshine Mckinley Inn Dutiab Brazil Lind Ninth District Morse Candler New States Williams and Atkinson Give Brookline Democrats Solid Entertainment Howard Atkinson Aldrich and Uown Hall Charles JT. Duncklee Moses Williams Willaims Rhode Island Texas David Manning Fairchild Raum Republic John J. Henry Williams Henry Faneuil Hall Custom House MR. Cleveland Hartford Hood Levi Campbell Parkersburg W. Va Ficod C. IL. Hood & Co Apothecaries Mass W. B. Russell NEW England Shoe & Leather Association Bedford Street Whittier Washington St W. XY High Hartford Streets B.P. Wees Water Street State Street State Hills & Upham Franklin and Oliver Streets B.D. Washburn Congress St Herald Herbert L. Perry Milk St C. P. Greenough Court St Zonwealert Massachusets Middlesex Henry Hayes Cambridge Andrew J. Jones Peter F. Hinks Suffolk C. O'Brien Geo W. Moore
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