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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1890

Page

3

Harvard Free Wool Club hears Moorfield Storey on tariff

Mr Moorfield Storey addressed the Harvard Free Wool Club on the tariff. He argued the McKinley bill marks a new era and questioned Aldrichs three linked propositions while warning that protective duties curb government needs and inflate costs for workers and consumers.

McKinley Bbill Moorfield Storey Harvard Free Wool Club Harvard University Harvard Tariff Club Lloyd McKim Garrison Storey Aldrich Republican Party Senate Brookline United States Couliavie Sherman Hoar Schurz Carlisle Aidech Aldrch

Middlesborough Gypsies Grow From Fifty to Seven Hundred?

A year ago Middlesborough Ky had about fifty residents. now the town reports a dramatic growth to nearly seven hundred, reflecting a sudden influx that reshapes local dynamics and services.

Middlesborough

Democrats Confident on electing a Governor and Congressmen

The piece reports Democratic optimism about electing a governor and gaining congressional seats as Republican leaders fret over the McKinley bill’s impact, silent votes, and local defections. It cites Wardwell on Brackett’s likely margin, forecasts six to seven Democratic seats, and notes district races from first to twelfth with names like Randall Morse ONeil Hoar Symonds Williams Coolidge and Rockwell.

Burdett Republican State Committee Washington Worcester Springfield Russell Brackett Wardwell Republ Massachusetts Congress J. Otis Wardwell A. K. Butinton Leominster Codman Randall Bushrod Morse Andrew O'Neil James A. Fox Republican Party Hoar Somerville Mark F. Burns Lodge Cogswell Friends of the General Charley Symonds Colonel French F. J. Balenp Couswell Lawrence Stevens Lowell Greenhalge Williams Colonel Walker Mr. Coolidge Jen C. Crosby Rockwell

Enthusiasm at Brighton as Russell aims for governor

The Democrats of Ward 25 Brighton held an enthusiastic rally in Warren Hall with 1000 or more attendees. William Russell Congressmen O Neil and Sherman Hoar spoke along with J Mitchell Galvin, detailing tariff reform and civil service reform while critiquing Captain Fox. Russell addressed the crowd in Boston before arriving to thunderous applause.

Brighton Warren Hall William Russell Congressman O'Neil Sherman Hoar J. Mitchell Galvin Mr. Russell Lynn Boston Eastern Railroad Benny Russell John H. Lee John D. Sculley Russell Massachusetts O'Neil Captain Fox Republican Party James G. Blaine Democratic Party Abrahema Lincoln Mr. Cleveland Henry B. Lovering Fox Hoar Boston Journal Belmont New York Philadelphia Perh Ap Congress Bar Y Grover Cleveland William E. Russell

Wages and Tariffs Debate At Codman Speech

At the Academy of Music Fart River Oct 31 Colonel Charles R Codman spoke on tariffs and wages arguing protection enriches capitalists while burdening consumers. He cited wage disparities in Pennsylvania and Ohio and warned against high duties raising living costs. He urged removing taxes from raw materials to raise real wages.

Sreeray Academy of Music Charles R. Codman Congress Robert Howard John W. Coughlin N. H. Chamberlain Codman New Bedford Massachusetts Pennsylvania Ohio Sandwich Europe America Italy Russia Germany France England New South Wales Victoria New Wales Griffin Sydney China Bureau of Statistics of Labor Goswold Mills New Hedford Agawam E.c

Reminiscences of Chattanooga and its historic hills

A reflective travel piece extols Chattanooga from Varner Hill, praising Lookout Mountain Missionary Ridge and the Tennessee River, and recounts the city’s beauty, history, and residential growth. It notes the Mission Ridge drive, Bragg HQ sites, Sherman Knob, Ridgedale, Glenwood, and the appeal to Northern settlers, emphasizing natural charm and steady development.

South Chattanooga East Tennessee Boston Massachusetts Lookout Mountain Mission Bics Naiden’s Ridge Varner 2 Hill Manitou Che Hooker Missionary Ridge National Cemetery Mission Ridge McCallie Avenue Orchard Knob Chickamauga Creek Bragg Ridgedale Sherma Knob Chattanoogi

Mayor's Cement and Major's Rubber Cement Sell Well

The notice lists two cement brands, Mayor's Cement and Major's Rubber Cement, advertised as top quality products sold at druggists.

Major’s

National Supply Company Promotes Governor Race With $100 Prize

The National Supply Company offers $100 in gold to the person guessing the governor’s plurality. Coupons and directions appear on another page. The firm, selling clothing on credit, invites all to visit Warerooms at No 45 Temple Place to learn about its liberal credit plan.

Temple Place

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