East Boston rally blasts tariff system and wage tolls
Democratic city committee staged a multi site address in East Boston featuring Russell and Carroll with Quincy and other speakers over two and a half hours. Russell attacked protectionism linking it to shipbuilding decline and longshoreman hardship while urging free trade and tariff reform.
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Carroll
Quincy
Lyceum Hall
East
Boston
Judge Walsh
Major Grady
Sullivan
William McClellan
Ast Fosten
Russel
D‘heith
América
Smyrna
America
Corfu
Eco Fee
Hemenway
Massachusetts Democrats urge tariff repeal and stable government
The gathering features Josiah Quincy outlining Democratic aims to repeal the Republican tariff and revive commerce. John F. Fitzgerald and John E. Russell are cited on governance, while Senator Fitzgerald explains the Sherman bill’s impact on the poor. Doherty, Bordman Hall, James B. Carroll, and others speak on policy and leadership.
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Massachusetts
William B. Russell
Quincy
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
Reed
House
John E. Russell
John F. Fitzgerald
Democratic Congress
Thomas F. Doherty
Bordman Hall
Democratic Rally Suppressed by Late Ferry at Independence Hall
In Ward 8 a party meeting at Independence Hall was delayed by a slow South Ferry boat. Committeeman Lomasney pushed attendees into the room to keep the passage clear as Senator Donovan presided with Fitzgerald Gilbride Quincy Murphy among speakers. Russell’s vigorous Democratic defense drew loud applause amid Republican fears.
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Independence Hall
Ward 8
South Ferry
East Boston
Lomasney
Donovan
Senator Fitzgerald
Gilbride
Josiah Quincy
John R. Murphy
Mr. Russell
Charlestown Ward Campaign Evening Hosts A Series of Speeches
In Char lestown Ward 3 headquarters Henry Haywood presided during a stop. Speeches followed in Wards 4 and 5 by James B Carroll and Joseph J Corbett, the district Senator candidate. Corbett urged focus on local issues and accused opponents of party defections. Other speakers included Joseph J Kelly, M J Moore, James E Hayes, John J Mahoney, ex Councilman Frank McGinnis, Thomas W Hinckley, Philip J Doherty, W T Graham and William J Miller.
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Charlesown
Ward 3
Henry Haywood
James B. Carroll
Joseph J. Corbett
Joseph J. Kelly
Cambridge
M. J. Moore
South Boston
James E. Hayes
John J. Mahoney
Frank McGinnis
Thomas W. Hinckley
Philip J. Doherty
W. T. Graham
William J. Miller
Russell Party Campaign Stop At Union Hall
The Russell party moved from Charlestown to Union Hall on Boyisian Street where the candidate spoke to the Scandinavian Democratic Club. After G Mellin introduced Alban Andren of Bey.
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Russell
Charlestown
Union Hall
Boyisian Street
Scandinavian Democratic Club
G, Mellin
Alban Andren
Bey
Boston Club Night Features Brief Remarks and Chorus
The presiding officer spoke briefly and pungently on Mr Green halge's data letter. Other speakers included James B Carroll Lee Quincy and Charles O Engstrom secretary of the club, one of the youngest speakers in Massachusetts. At intervals the Scandinavian chorus performed pleasing selections.
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Greenhalge
O8er
James B. Carroll
Lee Quincy
Charles O. Engstrom
Massachusetts
Russell Campaign Stop Draws Largest Ward Meeting Yet
Mr Russell spoke at Ward 16 where four to five men crowded the windowsills as the Grand Army Post 15 Band played and lanterns lit the Franklin Schoolyard. He praised the crowd's Democrats and critiqued the Sherman bill while speakers Carroll Fitzgerald Barnett Gargan and presider David F Barry urged Massachusetts toward Democracy to boost state industries.
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Congress
Quincy
Massachusetts
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Charles Barnett
T. J. Gargan
Prize for Best Letter On Newspaper Comparisons
The Post awarded $10 to F. O. Felber of 4 Heath Avenue for the most concise letter comparing the Sunday Post Herald and Globe. His critique, published Oct 10, praised fairness and touched on many comparison points amid many strong entries.
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Boston Sunday Post
Herald and Globe
Post
Sunday Post
F. O. Felber
Heath Avenue
Cambridge Aldermen rebuke telephone petitions
The Cambridge Aldermen, in regular session, rebuked the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company. The roads and bridges committee recommended withdrawal of petitions for pole locations on Hawthorne street Elmwood avenue Grant street Linnean street and Washington avenue and for a guy rope to a tree on Mt Auburn and Banks streets. A Brattle street matter and West End petition for Mt Auburn street and Brattle Cragie track removal were referred to the committee with a hearing set for Nov 21.
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New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Committee On
Hawthorne Street
Elmwood Avenue
Grant Street
Linnean Street
Washington Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Banks Streets
Brattle Street
Woman in 89 Shoots Jaw in Personal Crisis at Home
Mrs Jennette M Hantson 89 attempted suicide by a 22 caliber pistol at 88 Hanson Street last evening. Husband Mr Hantson returned with daughter, heard shot, found her in bed with a gunshot wound to the jaw. Dr Ayer ordered removal to City Hospital after a slight wound, notes years of nervousness and despondency.
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Jennette M. Hantson
Hanson Street
Robbery and assault cases before Justice Malone in Greenfield
Thomas Shaw and Frank Connors faced charges of robbery and assault on W. P. Hutchinson on the Deerfield road. Lawrence Winn Thomas Newell and John Wolf were also before the magistrate charged with assault and attempted robbery of Alonzo L. Saxton on the same road. Hearing continued until tomorrow.
Crank with Revolver Threatens Overdue Debt on Harlem Bridge
John O'Donnell, a crank, shouted that Captain Brooks owes him $50,000 and brandished a revolver on Harlem bridge. His conduct alarmed passers by and a policeman took him into custody.
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New York
John O'Donnell
Harlem Bridge
Brooks
Wolves Eat Twenty Men in Shensi Disturbance
Private advices from Tacoma report that twenty men were eaten alive by wolves in Shensi on October 14 and 15 as wild animals overrun the district.
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Tacoma
Wash
Shensi
Funeral committee named for J. M. W. Yerrington
President Whiting of the Press Club assigns William B. Smart Stephen O Meara George C Bu Arthur T Lovell and A B Champlin to represent the club at the late J. M. W. Yerrington funeral in Chelsea at 2 o clock today. This summarizes the readable facts from the OCR.
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Whiting
Press Club
Messrs
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Stephen O’meara
George C. Bu
Arthur T. Lovell
A. B. Champlin
J. M. W. Yerrington
Chelsea
Blanket thief arrested at F. M. Brown plant in New Haven
James Boler, a blanket department worker at F. M. Brown in New Haven, was arrested at noon on charges of systematically stealing blankets. The firm reports a large number of valuable blankets missing over the past several months.
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New Haven
Conn
James Boler
F. M. Brown
Balance in American taste furniture column praises middle path
The writer criticizes extremes in American spending and promotes moderation. The Columbian Cabinet, highlighted by Paine's Furniture Company, embodies the safe middle ground in furniture style.
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Paine
Furniture Company
Creed Campaign Rally In Ward 15 At South Boston Court House
A rally in the Interest of James F Creed Independent candidate for Representative from Ward 15 was held last evening in the Court House South Boston. John H Muldoon served as chairman with speakers James Fagan Thomas F Griffin Richard R Walsh Thomas Owens James A Gallivan and James F Creed.
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Ward 15
Court House
Boston
John H. Muldoon
James Fagan
Thomas IF. Griffin
Richard R. Walsh
Thomas Owens
James A. Gallivan
Debate Over Naturalization Reading Bill and Bankrupt Law
Lawmakers spar over education tests for naturalization and the constitution vs the Bible. Debate on silver repeal delays pending questions of regular order. Industry talks on a New York Jersey bridge span face opposition to piers and navigation hurdles.
Senate Adopts Rules Report and Deserts Land Bill Probes
Washington October 81 reports show the Senate adopts a rules report to refine business handling. A desert land entry payment extension bill and a agriculture committee mandate to investigate mood during recess are approved. Gorman states no adjournment timetable. Chinese bill looms as key to scheduling. Conferees clash over 22 088 for Senators clerks and per diem.
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Washington
Committee On Rules
Senate
Committee On Agriculture
Gorman
Hoar
Rel
Cockrell
Palmer
Repeal of Sherman Act Seen As Market Nonfactor Abroad
Paris and Berlin financial desks report the Sherman act repeal hardly moves the exchanges. La Liberte foresees silver demonetization and urges France to quit the Latin Union. Deutsche Bank's governor calls repeal necessary for welfare, warns of losses yet expects U S Treasury bonds to fund administration.
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Berlin
Frankfort
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Deutsche Bank
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Gold, Currency and Debt Update From Washington
The gold reserve stands near 85 million dollars with bids not reaching 90 million as the rate of increase slows. Currency circulation is about 19.5 million dollars and a debt statement due tomorrow is expected to show a month of losses totaling three to four million, while the general balance remains above 100 million.
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Washington
Canada and Our Immigrants Approve Quebec Detection Plan
Treasury Department reports on an immigration arrangement with Canada showing Quebec screening of entrants is proceeding well. Officials expect immigrant vessels to reach Quebec before navigation closes, confirming a convenient and satisfactory process for inspecting newcomers.
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Treasury Department
United
Canada
Quebec
United States
Brazil expands navy by purchasing ten new ships
The Times notes Brazil bought six more US merchant steamers for war use, bringing total to ten vessels. The ships include El Rio, Advance, Finance, Alliance, Seguranea, and Vigilance from Morgan Line and US Brasil Mail, with four others named El Cid Destroyer Eisen and new Yarrow torpedo boat already acquired.
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the Times
United States
Government of
Brazil
el Rio
Morgan Line
Alliance
Seguranea
United States & Brasil Mail Steamship Company
el Cid
Eisen
Yarrow
Destroyer Sailed Toward New York for Brazilian Sale
The Destroyer off Newport sails for New York in tow of the tug Scandinavian. Ericson company vice-president H Bushnell says the sale to Brazil is public. In New York the ship will be drydocked, overhauled, then sent to the southern republic in tow with other naval vessels. Five men will crew the voyage. The Ericsson firm holds ten torpedo projectiles, with four older ones. New projectiles, ordered by the government but unpaid, are paid for by the shipbuilders. Trials and torpedo tests near Newport and New Bedford are described, with naval officers present. Phillips Works Providence to run day and night to meet orders for shells and new torpedoes.
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Trayer
New York
H. Bushnell
Ericasqn Company
Erie Basin
Republic
Ericsson Company
Cunningham
New Bedford
Phillips
Providence
Brazil plans cruiser conversion for yacht Atalante
Rumor says Brazil bought the steam yacht Atalante from George Gould for 250000 dollars and will convert her into a cruiser. Proposed armament includes a forward pivot 1 inch Hotchkiss gun, two 6 pounder rapid fire guns, several machine guns, and a stern torpedo tube. Built by William Cramp Sons in Philadelphia.
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George Gould
ty Wiliam Cramp @ Sons
Philadeinic
Atalanta Yacht66 Built by Cramps and Cha racter of El Cid designer
The Atalanta, a speedy 568 ton yacht launched by the Cramps in 1883, long famed among New York and Long Island Sound sailors, measured about 2612 feet overall with 8 feet beam and significant horsepower. It gained fame in a race from Race Point to Milton's Point and was a fixture in Equitably noted voyages for Ja Gould, though it suffered neglect and repairs over the years.
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Atalanta
Ja Gould
New York
George Gould
Children’s Festival Held At Rutland Street Home
The Boston Children's Friend Society postpones the annual festival from May 1 and moves it to Rutland Street home on Tuesday November 10 from 10 a m to 10 p m.
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Boston Children’s Friend Society
Rutland Stree
Boston Children's Friend Society to Mark 60th Anniversary
The Boston Children's Friend Society will celebrate its sixtieth anniversary today at 2 20 in the afternoon at Shawmut Church West Brookline Tremont Street. A fine and entertaining program has been arranged for the occasion.
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Boston
Lue
Shawmut Church
West Brookline
Tremont Streets
Genealogists Meet at Boston University Hall
New England Genealogical Society holds an 8 o'clock meeting this afternoon in Boston University Hall on Somerset Street. Hon. Thomas Weston of Newton presents a paper on Wham Bradford and His Influence Plymouth Colony.
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New England Genealogical Society
Boston University Hall
Somerset Street
Thomas Weston
Newton
Plymouth Colony
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