Republican rally cheers Bryan in Jamaica Plain
The Curtis Hall gathering featured Hon. Robert M. Morse denouncing imperial policy and urging a Republican stance against war and increased military power. Moorfield Storey and other speakers followed, defending party lines and criticizing Democrats, with mixed cheers for Noyes and Naphen as discussions touched on the gold standard and imperialism.
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Robert M. Morse
Massachusetts
Curtis Hall
Jamaica Plain
Philippines
Moorfield Storey
Congress
Eleventh
Morse
Storey
Mr. Moree
Francis N. Balch
Cheer and Rally End as Republican Speakers Engage Boston Crowd
In South Boston, a large audience filled Natalie Hall to hear Republican leaders discuss epics and policy. Ex-Speaker McCall and ex-Representative E. B. Gall led the program while George B. Pierce and John K. Berry spoke for Congress in the tenth district. The crowd applauded and cheered for Bryan and for the Republicans as the meeting concluded. Democrats left amid laughter and lighthearted remarks.
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Phen
William J. Bryan
J. J. Wall
Tate
Eman
John H. Means
Joseph J. Wall
Altman
Republi
Pierce Campaign Moves Across Ward Lines
Dr George B Pierce Republican candidate for Congress in the tenth district has closed headquarter operations at Hotel Bellevue and moved to Ward 17 to campaign. His manager Henry Bowden also left Parker House for Ward 20 to finish campaign work on Yesterday Lane. Dan Powers and Wash visited Republican State headquarters to confer with Senator Led and plan district speaks. No word yet from Pierce or his managers.
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George B. Pierce
Congress
Tenth Congressional District
Bellevue
Ward 17
Henry Bowden
Parker House
Ward 20
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Rally in Ward 11 Draws Democrats to Club Rooms
A large crowd of Democrats in Ward 11 packed the ward club rooms at Charles and Chestnut last night to hear D J McGillicuddy, chair of the ant committee and candidate for senator in the district, oppose Senator Ross. Dowd also spoke on the stump and fielded questions. A meeting in the ward is set for next Sunday with Dowd again addressing the Democrats.
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Ward 11
Ward Club
Charles and
Chestnut
D. J. eGillicuddy
Well
Ant
Benator
Dowd
Ross
Ging
Mr. Dowd
Republican Withdrawals Filed With City Committee
Withdrawals were filed yesterday with the Republican city committee including William T. Simmons from Ward committee and G Adams Levy Irving B Vose and Joel L Bacon from Ward 21 committee Frank J Lewis from Ward Council and Elmer G Foster from Ward municipal delegation. The withdrawals time expires at 3 o clock today.
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Republican City Committee
William T. Simmons
G. Adams Levy
Irving B. Vose
Joel L. Bacon
Comon Council
Frank J. Lewis
Ward
Elmer G. Foster
Socialistic Labor Party to Ratify Tickets at Faneuil Hall
The Socialistic Labor party will ratify its national and state ticket Friday evening at Faneuil Hall. Governor candidate M. T. Berry and others will speak.
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Socialistic Labor Party
Faneuil Hall
M. T. Berry
Ammonia Fumes Terrify Clubmen in Industrial Incident
A clubman recounts escaping a dangerous ammonia leak. He describes fumbling to shut five control bolts, turning three, sealing the main supply, and crawling back through choking fumes to avert a catastrophe. The event is detailed with vivid, hazardous conditions and a brave response.
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Thompson
Ell Hung
Fire Disaster at Tarrant & Co Drug House Leaves 26 Missing
New York report on fatal blast at Tarrant & Co. drug house shows twenty six people unaccounted for, eight employees among them, with no bodies recovered. Fire Marshal begins formal inquiry. witnesses describe storage of explosives and mystery surrounding debris as investigators seek responsibility.
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New York
Tarrant & Co
Seery
Walsh
W. C. Allen
Tarrant & Company
Mr. Moorehouse
Moorehouse
Allen
Wells
Breitenbach & Co
Hugo Limberg
Ess
Ward 10 Rally Hails Sullivan for Senator Seat
A Ward 10 gathering drew enthusiastic support for John A. Sullivan for senator. James A. Gallivan challenged Colby’s Senate record while William T. A. Fitzgerald urged voters to back a low tax Beacon Hill policy.
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William E. Russell
Ward 10
John A. Sullivan
James A. Gallivan
John H. Colby
Senate
T. A. Fitzgerald
Colby
Beacon Hill
Sullivan
Gardner Democratic Rally Draws Strong Crowd in Gardner
In Gardner on Oct 31 Consman John Fitzgerald and James W. Weltson of Iton attended a Democratic rally the first in four years. The Bryan and Stevenson Anti-Imperialist Club organized the event and Gardner Democrats showed renewed enthusiasm.
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Gardner
John Fitzgerald
James W. Weltson
Iton
Bryan and Stevenson
Canadian Troops Arrive Home from South Africa
The slightly overdue transport Idaho enters Halifax harbor at 2 a m with homeward Canadian soldiers from South Africa. The citadel cannons roar a welcoming salute as the ship arrives.
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Halifax
Idaho
South Africa
Bryan Says Republicans Have Done Incredible Number of Bad Things
In Sidney Ohio on October 31 at Wapakoneta, William Jennings Bryan addressed a small enthusiastic audience. He claimed the Republican party had done more bad things than Democrats believed a party could in four years.
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Bryan
Sidney
Wapakoneta
Jones and Croker Clash Over Election Tactics
Senator Jones defending Croker against a Democratic planning claim urges vigilance at polling places. He asserts Democrats must monitor openings and the vote count to prevent fraud, warning intimidation or dishonest court actions will be met with necessary, effective methods to secure victory.
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Chicago
Senator Jones
Democratic National Committee
Croker
Bryan
Hill
Stevenson on trusts draws large Plymouth crowd
Adlai E. Stevenson addressed an estimated 10 000 to 15 000 at a Plymouth rally after a large parade. A two hour speech centered on trusts before Bi Barker of Oregon followed him. Stevenson later received a rousing reception in Michigan City with a torchlight procession and bands.
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Plymouth
Ind
Adlai E. Stevenson
Ape
Stevenson
Y Bi Barker
Oregon
Michigan City
Adlai B. Stevenson
Roosevelt at Buffalo Enlivens Three Rallies
The Republican vice-presidential candidate arrived in Buffalo after 4 PM with a Blackrock stop. He received a splendid reception and spoke to laboring people before retiring. Three meetings followed, one crowded beyond hearing, another in a small hall with many Italians, and a massive convention hall full to the doors.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Blackrock
Gallivan Declares Candidacy Possibility for City Post
Ex Senator James A. Gallivan says prominent Democrats have asked him to run for street commissioner if the Democratic convention selects him. He has received broad support but claims no deals or promises have been made and will accept if chosen. The piece also notes his long connection to Boston culture and Atwood’s influence on marine art.
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Scollay Square
Pemberton Square
New England
P. O. Box
Boston
Mass
James A. Gallivan
Board of Strategy
Democracy
Governor Addresses Crowd From Train Near Buffalo
A late crowd gathered before Buffalo as the Governor spoke from a stand beside the train. An interrupter was hustled away by bystanders, but the Governor urged leniency saying that even a change in him could be for the better.
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Buffalo
Teddy Enjoyed Spanking Niagara Falls Governor Incident
At Niagara Falls a crowd gathered as Roosevelt’s train paused. A man spanked a loud boy who shouted for Bryan. the governor laughed, thanked the man, and remarked he had six children, showing understanding of children. The incident drew surprised smiles from onlookers.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Tenth Street
Ywurrafti
Bryan
Hanna in Indiana draws large Indiana crowd in South Bend
Senator Hanna spoke in South Bend Indiana on October 31 addressing a large enthusiastic crowd. He was escorted to the speaker platform by a Rough Riders convent and led by two bands.
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South Bend
Ina
Hanna
Cnvent
Rough Riders
Hanna arraigns Bryan in Fort Wayne rally tour
Senator Mark A Hanna spoke to crowds at Princess Rink and the YMCA in Fort Wayne Indiana. He portrayed William Jennings Bryan as the target of four years of ridicule sarcasm and vituperation and promised to deliver parting shots before Bryan retires to private life.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Mark A. Hanna
PLC
Princess Rink
Aed
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bryan Rally Tonight at Faneuil Hall
The Bryan Club of Massachusetts announces a ratification meeting at Faneuil Hall with President Washburn revealing details of the Porto Rican campaign. Speakers include George S. Boutwell F B Sanborn J Coin and J Gargan and Representative C A.
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Bryan Club
Massachusetts
Faneuil Hall
Washburn
George
Boutwell
F. B. Sanborn
J. . Coin
J. Gargan
C. A
Walker Higginbotham Wedding in Cambridge Church
The Rev Robert Walker of Cambridge married Eleanor Higginbotham of Waltham yesterday afternoon in Christ Church Waltham. Bishop William Lawrence presided. Bride daughter of Samuel Higginbotham, attended by sister Marjorie Higginbotham as maid of honor and bridesmaids Elizabeth Tk and Louise Higginbotham. Ushers included R F Downe G G Averill Bumpus and Fred Higgin.
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Robert Walker
Cambridge
Eleanor Higginbotham
Waltham
Christ Church
William Lawrence
Samuel Abotham
Marjorie Eobotham
Elizabeth
Adeline Tk
Louise Iggtnbotham
Down
Cranes Attitude Asks Governor Define His Position
At a large rally in Spencer Democratic candidate Robert Treat Paine Jr pressed Governor Crane to state his stance on McKinley administration policy and imperialism. Paine cited Lincoln era principles and asked Crane to choose sides between root defenders and McKinley loyalists. Thayer Marchessault and Hill followed, denouncing McKinley and predicting Bryan’s election.
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Spencer
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Paine
Crane
McKinley
Lincoln
Root
J. Paine
John R. Thayer
Eugene D. Marchessault
James F. Hill
Bryan
Frank Atwood Dead Restorer Of Old School Dining In Boston
Rufus Francis Morseman Atwood known as Frank Atwood dies at the Hotel Pelham after a long life in Boston dining circles. He preserved Brillat Savarin and Cabrillat ideals, surrounded by an art collection valued around thirty thousand dollars. His passing marks the loss of a semi bohemian restaurateur.
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Rufus Francis Morseman
Atwood
Frank Atwood
Boston
Brillat- Savarin
Cabrillat
Higgins
Brigham
Billy” Park
Pelham
John D. Long
Notable Boston Actor Favored Figure Remembered at Atwood’s
The city’s beloved figure is recalled as friends among actors of long standing recall his kindness. Jefferson Warren William Ames O’Neill Charles Barron and Jack Mason are named among many who valued him. R M Field of the Museum and Mr Atwood were lifelong chums. Autographed pictures of notable men adorn the restaurant.
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Boniface
Atewood
Pelham
Richard Fuller
de Blois
Jerome
Charles A. Walker
George Curtis
Woodbury
Scott Leighton
Atwood
Boston
S. Jeffersonham Warren
William Seymour Ames O'Neill
Charles Barron
Dean's Ointment Promises Relief for Itching Piles
An advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as a universal cure for itching piles. It claims relief day or night and urges purchase at any drug store for 50 cents, presenting a bold medical promise in a compact sales pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
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