Great Trousers Sale at Almy & Co 602 Washington
About 300 fine worsted stripe trousers in latest styles, originally 4 to 5, now 3 each. Sale opens 8 a m at R T Almy Co 602 Washington St south of Hotel Savoy. Also 12 suits priced at 10 and 18 20 22 suits at 15. all new stock bought late to match neighbors’ prices.
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New York
R. T. Almy & Co
Washington, St
Hotel Savoy
Washington Street
Washington St
Beaver
Vienna
Melton
Republicans to Voters Urge Calm Despite Threats
The Republican national committee issued a statement accusing Democratic leaders of plotting to seize ballot boxes by force if results go against them. It asserts measures to protect voters and ensure proper counting, urging everyone to cast ballots next Tuesday despite threats.
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New York
Republican National Committee
Croker
Democratic Organization
Jones
Democratic National Committee
Berwin Denies Dropping Candidacy for Street Commissioner
Ex-Alderman William Berwin says reports he will not seek the street commissioner post are unfounded. He notes the Republican party should nominate a Republican and contrasts with Democratic practice of nominating their own.
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William Berwin
Mother Jones to Speak in Boston at Faneuil Hall
The socialist leader Mother Jones arrives in Boston to address Social Democrats at Faneuil Hall Saturday evening following a major coal miners strike. Speakers include Haverhill Mayor Chase State committee secretary Putney Mahion Barnes Weaver Sherman and T P Abbott among others, with prior street meetings in East Boston and Wards 8 9 22 and 2 on the agenda and three gatherings planned for Brighton.
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Mother Jones
Pennsylvania
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Social Democrats
Haverhill
Chase
Putney
State Committee
Mahion Barnes
Philadelphia
Weaver Sherman
Congress
T. P. Abbott
Worcester
Brighton
Sullivan rallies in Ward 12 and Ward 18 for Senator race
Rallies in Minot Hall and Ward 18 Precinct 2 Club urged Boston voters to back John A. Sullivan against Colby over a $1.50 tax rate increase. Sullivan pledged to oppose any further hike. speakers included Hon. James A. Gallivan Alder man James H. Doyle Daniel J. Gallagher and Representative James A. Watson.
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John A. Sullivan
Fifth District
Minot Hall
Ward
Colby
Boston
Sullivan
James H. Doyle
James A. Gallivan
Daniel J. Gallagher
James A. Watson
Praise for O Sullivan for Union Council Ward 10
At a regular Building Laborers Union 20 meeting in Caledonia Hall Timothy O Sullivan was endorsed for the Union Council from Ward 10. He is a longtime prominent member who has held several offices in the organization.
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Building Laborers’ Union 20
Caledonia Hall
Eliot Street
Timothy O’sullivan
Union Council
Sullivan
Rally for Naphen at Vine Street Church
A Democratic rally to back Congressman Henry F. Naphen will be held this evening at Vine Street Church Dudley Street Ward 17 with Hon Charles I. Quirk presiding.
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Vine Street
Dudley Street
Ward 17
Henry F. Naphen
Charles I. Quirk
Lodge Addresses Fitchburg Rally on Foreign Policy
The last Republican campaign rally in Fitchburg featured Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, Congressional candidate Charles Q. Tirrell, and J. A. Favreau of Worcester at City Hall. About a thousand people attended.
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Fitchburg
Henry Cabot Lodge
Charles Q. Tirrell
J. A. Favreau
Worcester
Ward 7 Democratic Rally in Ward Room on Hudson Street
Ward 7 Democrats announce a rally at the Ward Room on Hudson Street tonight at 8 o clock. Speakers include Treat Paine Joseph A Conry John Kelther James Aden W T A Fitzgerald M W Norris Patrick Bowen Thomas Mackey John L Donovan D J Ponnelly William A H Crowley James F McHermott Daniel M Driscoll.
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Hudson Street
Treat Paine
Joseph A. Conry
John ‘Kelther
James A, Aden
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
M. W. Norris
Patrick Bowen
Thomas Mackey
John L. Donovan
D. J. Ponnelly
William A. H. Crowley
James F. McHermott
Daniel M. Driscoll
Democratic Rally in Ward 6 Tonight on North Bennet Street
A Democratic rally is set for tonight at 8 in Ward 6 ward room on North Bennet Street. Speakers include Hon John F Fitzgerald Hon Joseph A Conry Hon John A Kelcher Hon James A Gallivan Hon Jeremiah E Mahony Hon Edward J Mlynn Representative William T A Fitzgerald Representative Jerry Watson Representative Arthur Harrington William J Miller William A McDevitt and the local jury. Daniel D Rourke will preside.
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North Bennet Street
Amon
John F. Fitzgerald
Joseph A. Conry
John A. Kelcher
James A. Gallivan
Jeremiah E. Mahoney
Edward J. Mlynn
William T.A. Fitzgerald
Jerry Watson
Arthur Harrington
William J. Miller
William A
Douglass Club Rally in East Boston Tonight
A Douglass Club rally of the National Association of Democratic Clubs is set for tonight at 8 o clock in the hall at 19 Wis Street East Boston. Speakers include Hon Joseph A Conry Hon Jeremiah E Mahoney ex Representative John J Douglass current Representative William C Seeley and others.
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Douglass Club
Rely
Wis Street
East
Boston
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Joseph A. Conry
Jeremiah E. Mahoney
John J. Douglass
William C
Ealey
Bryan Club denounces imperialism in Faneuil Hall gathering
An overflow crowd at Faneuil Hall heard George F. Washburn denounce the McKinley administration and Miles's treatment in the Spanish War. The program included letters of regret from notable figures and readings about Colonel Claus allegedly misusing Miles's proclamation.
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Faneuil Hall
William J. Bryan
McKinley
Bryan Club
Massachusetts
George F. Washburn
Nelson A. Miles
Frederick K. . Gifford
Somerville
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Roosevelt
Bryan
A. A. Putnam
Charles Fletcher
Patrick A. Collins
Washburn
Miles Wuntil
Miles
Spain
William Shafter
Claus
H. C. Corbin
Porto Rico
War message to Porto Rico from U S Army
The United States Army headquarters at Guanica Porto Rico issues a proclamation dated July 2 1898 stating war targets Spaniards only and pledging protection of non combatants including women and children while urging Puerto Ricans to leave political destiny to Washington.
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Army of the
United States
Guanica
Porto Rico
Washington
Nelson A. Miles
United States Army
Washington authorities challenged over charges in letters
Mr. Washburn concluded the reading of the letters by saying he defies the Washington authorities to refute or ignore the charges. He cites Sampson's cablegram to the fleet commander and General’s cablegram as key points. The remarks frame a demand for official repudiation or response to stated accusations.
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Washburn
W. T. Sampson
Miles
San Juan
Sampson
New Orleans
Washington
Ponce
Bermuda
Mr. Washburn
Miles declines to comment on Washburn charges
Lt General Nelson A Miles was interviewed by a Post representative about claims by Massachusetts Bryan Club leader Washburn. After reading Washburn's telegram, Miles said he had nothing to say and that Washburn must be mistaken, noting he would not discuss politics.
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Washington
Nelson A. Miles
Post
Washburn
Bryan Club
Massachusetts
General Miles
Paine on False Faith and Cuba Policy Speech in Salem
Robert Treat Paine Jr spoke to a large crowd in Salem on November 1 arguing that the election would decide Cuba's fate. He accused Washington of plans to prolong occupation and cited a Democratic pledge to leave Cuba to its people. He warned against imperialist pressure from commercial interests and condemned annexation as criminal aggression, urging Republicans to oppose it.
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Salem
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Paine
Cuba
Washington
Tom Reed
Quincy Talks On Duty At Democratic Mass Meeting
Brockton on November 1 Josiah Quincy was the main speaker at a crowded Democratic mass meeting. He argued the treaty of Paris would lead to full sovereignty over the Philippines, criticized the push for cession, and warned self-government is preferable to strong foreign rule even if it means difficult lessons.
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Brockton
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
Paris
Philippines
Spain
Proclamation on Porto Rico Occupation by United States
The proclamation to Porto Rico inhabitants outlines U S military occupation aims to end armed resistance and grant liberty within military control. It promises protection of private property and religious rights, fair compensation for requisitioned goods, and gratitude for cooperation with American authorities.
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Ponce
Porto Rico
Kingdom of
Spain
United States
Porto Ries
Nelson A. Miles
Army of the
Guanica
Island
United States Army
Naphen Defends Philippines Policy in Democratic Rallies
Congressman Henry F. Naphen addressed large crowds in Neponset Atlantic and Mattapan. He charged Senator Frye with advocating continued American control over the Philippines, crude labor competition, and a protrust stance. He argued Republicans hide true aims while Democrats push for territorial status and constitutional principles.
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Henry F. Naphen
Neponset
Atlantic
Mattapan
Naphen
Frye
Volea
Philippines
New York
New York City
Philippine Islands
Abor
Scott
Republican Party
Baker Talks on Trusts in two Boston area rallies
Two rallies for William H. Baker, Democratic candidate for Congress in the eleventh district, drew large crowds in Newton Upper Falls and Newton Centre. Speakers included William N. Osgood, George A. King and A. A. Pillar, with Baker denouncing trusts as oppressive and pledging an aggressive attorney general to enforce the law if Bryan is elected.
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William H. Baker
Congress
Newton Upper Falls
Newton Centre
William N. Osgood
George A. King
A. A. Pillar
Trust
Baker
Democratic Party
Bryan
Giblin Seeks Democratic Nomination for East Boston Alderman
Thomas J. Giblin of East Boston declares he seeks the Democratic nomination for alderman from Wards 1 and 2, arguing he is unlinked to deals and aimed at merit, not patronage. He notes four rivals withdrew after nomination papers were filed, leaving John L. Kelly and him, and asserts his honesty and district-first stance against political trades. Boston, Oct. 30.
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Thomas J. Giblin
East Boston
Sir
John L. Kelly
T. J. Giblin
President McKinley to Remain in Canton on Election Day
President McKinley will stay in Canton to receive election results next Tuesday night. He usually leaves for Washington after voting or the evening of election day, but this year he will remain until Wednesday noon. Inclement weather affected travel today and reduced callers to the McKinleys.
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Canton
McKinley
Washington
Eggs Thrown at Bryan in Milwaukee Hall Incident
Three or four youths threw four eggs as William Jennings Bryan exited Central Turner Hall on Milwaukee Avenue. John R. Myers was arrested after a struggle. others escaped. A policeman was struck by an egg, crowd surged, and Myers claimed no personal intent to hit Bryan.
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Wiliam J
Bryan
Turner Hall
Milwaukee Avenue
John R. Myers
Mr. Bryan
Policeman Culkins
Culkins
Myers
West North Avenue
Roosevelt Clarifies views on Quakers in letter response
In Albany on November 1 Governor Roosevelt released his answer to Society of Friends letters regarding a Philadelphia circular quoting his opinion on Friends and non-resistance. He says he would rewrite the sentence to avoid offense to the Friends while maintaining his convictions and civic regard for their virtues.
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Albany
N. Y
Roosevelt
Society of Friends
Philadelphia
Thomas H. Benton
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ohio
Maryland
New York
William B. Warton
Baltimore
Arrested for Stealing Bags on Congress Street
Officers from Division arrested Andrew F. Hines of Roxbury for larceny of 125 bags from the New York New Haven and Hartford yard on Congress Street last evening. The property was recovered.
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Andrew F. Hines
Roxbury
N. Y
N. H. & H. R. R. Company
Congress Street
Hanna yields to Bryan at Chicago circus tent
In Chicago at Halsted and Thirtieth streets Mark Hanna faced jeers hissed warnings and cheers as William Jennings Bryan spoke. Hanna gave up his attempt to rally support amid the hostile crowd and the event ended without a decisive endorsement.
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Chicago
Mark Hanna
William Jennings Bryan
Halsted and
Thirtieth Street
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Frank Parsons
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