MorTos With a Mission Without a Muzzle Vote This Ticket
A 1912 style publication lists Democratic presidential electors and district selections for the Boston area. It includes full ticket details with electors at large General P A Collins and J E Russell, and district by district names such as James M Clark, John B O'Donnell, Charles Haggerty, and others across multiple districts culminating with Joseph L Sweet and John W Coughlin.
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Cleveland and Stevenson
Democratic X
P. A. Collins
Boston
J. E. Russell
Leicester
James M. Clark
Holyoke
John B. O’donnell
Northampton
Charles Haggerty
Southpridge
Charles J. Williams
Acton
Peter H. Donohue
Lowell
James F. Dean
Salem
Samuel K. Hamilton
Wakefield
Ferdinand F. French
Winchester
Edward J. Flynn
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
Robert Bleakie
Hyde Park
Joseph L. Sweet
Attleboro
John W. Coughlin
Fall River
A Game of Brag in National Campaign
The Republican national committee pushes a brag about big contributions from Pennsylvania monopolists to a corruption fund as the tidal wave of popular support grows. Officials admit misstatements, with Boston claiming a 9000 majority seen as a joke while campaigns expect victory to be won by the people’s votes, not money.
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Republican National Committee
Frick
Pennsylvania
Boston
Republican Committee
Russell
Tyro
New York
Connecticut
Indiana
Carnegie and Frick and Wanamaker
Andrew Carnegie funds tariff to shape steel industry aims
Andrew Carnegie has paid $100000 to maintain and perhaps raise the tariff on steel billets. When the people forget the horrors of Homestead they will vote for Carnegie's man.
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Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Currency Question Read by Boston Voters
Boston bankers and business leaders urge caution over wildcat currency fears amplified by The Boston Journal. They endorse a steady approach to the State bank issue and urge representatives to curb the silver currency flood from the Republican coinage act.
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Boston Journal
Post
Boston
Congress
Messrs
Curtis
Williams
Pierce
Jackson
Head
Tuckerman
Dana
Carnegie Seeks New Steel Protection Payment
Carnegie bought protection for steel billets four years ago and now offers a $100000 check to renew the deal. The bargain closed, he will proceed to protect his workmen in the most approved Homestead fashion.
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Carnegie
Misused Opportunities Highlight Henry Casor Lodge for Public Service
The Hon. Henry Casor Lodge emerges as a highly educated and capable Republican prospect. He combines scholarship, natural ability and public service potential, positioning him as a leading figure the party might mobilize for future roles.
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Henry Casor Lodge
Republican Party
Mass politician misuses vast opportunities for party gain
The piece lambasts Mr. Lopee for exploiting his natural and fortune granted talents to aid monopolists and party bosses rather than serve Massachusetts. It accuses him of backing a force bill undermining ballot integrity, seeks a Senate path, and urges voters to reject a man who harms public welfare.
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Mr. Lopee
Republican Party
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
LopGe
Congress
United States Senate
Carnegie's $100000 Check Sparks Honest Vote Surge
A remark on Carnegie's large donation triggering a campaign battle as voters rally for integrity, aiming to bury plutocrats and their puppets amid the political storm.
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Carnegie
Booming Post Leads City Advertising Display
The Booming Post dominated yesterday's advertising market with 29 pages of display ads, outpacing the Globe 28, Herald 244, Advertiser 19, Journal 15, and News 7. Ads focused on leading Boston merchants, with no wants pages like the Herald and Globe.
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Tur Boomine Post
the Globe
the Herald
the Advertiser
the Journal
the News
Post
Herald and Globe
Boston
The Peril of the Force Bill in Massachusetts
The piece warns voters of Massachusetts about a looming federal force bill. It recalls a near-miss three years earlier when Republicans pushed the Davenport Lodge plan to control registration and counting. It argues the bill would erode liberties and leave the poor with little defense beyond the ballot.
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Massachusetts
Providence
House of Representatives
Joan I. Davenport
Henry Cabot Lopesr
Quay
Dupley
Harrison
Davenport-Lodge
Senate
Hoar
LopGer
Reed
Doom with Plutocracy and the People's Government
A political appeal asserts wealth should not govern the nation and calls for a government led by the people. It argues that ruling power must rest on manhood and civic virtue, not on money.
American conscience warns of buying votes in presidential race
The piece cites former President Cleveland warning that the Republican party could purchase votes with a “professional corruption fund” funding by Carnegie. It stresses the peril to the republic and calls for reflection on the wickedness and danger of a debauched suffrage.
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Cleveland
Republican Party
Business Men’s Association of New York
Republican Corruption Fund
Quay
Carnegie
Affidavits Hint at Michael Involvement in Case
Several affidavits appear to insinuate Michael’s role in the case, outlining statements and alleged actions. The documents, though not conclusive, raise questions about his connection to the events under review and prompt further legal scrutiny.
McEttrick Receives Endorsement Despite Bolting Nomination
The Post states it does not doubt McEttrick’s honesty or legislative record. It opposed his bolt from the Democratic nomination but will treat him fairly through Election Day, criticizing insinuations and urging respect for his public service. It also says McNary would not support such tactics.
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J. McEttrick
Congress
Post
Micuart J. McEt
McErrrick
Bolt
Tuu Boomine
McNary
Is the Presidency for Sale Campaign Question
The passage centers on a defining campaign concern asking whether the presidency is purchasable. It frames the issue as the dominant topic shaping voter perception and party strategy during the election. The statement signals a critical debate about integrity, influence, and access at the highest level of government.
Lectures and meetings mark Tremont Temple evening program
Mrs. Von Finkelstein presents a final Oriental life lecture at Tremont Temple tonight. Mrs. Erving Winslow delivers her second morning talk at Pierce Hall on The Predecessors of Shakespeare with readings from Lyly and Marlowe. A souvenir volume for the Teachers' Mutual Benefit Association bazaar is being prepared with contributions from Rev. Hale ed. Mead O’Meara and others. Mrs. Anna Garlin Spencer speaks on The Mission of the Kindergarten in America at the Eastern Kindergarten Association in West Newton Street hall at 3 50 this afternoon. Bishop Brooks preached at Emmanuel Church in Baltimore during the recent convention, and Dr. Egleston was urged to name the amount lost by omitting a collection.
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Teachers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Anna Garlin Spencer
America
Eastern Kindergarten Association
Girls’ High School
West Newton Street
Brooks
Emmanuel Church
Baltimore
Dr. Egleston
Massachusetts
Egleston
Married Life of Mr and Mrs John Allen Celebrated
Mr and Mrs John Allen of Fall River marked their forty first wedding anniversary on Thursday evening. Rev Earl C Fry of Fall River will assume the pastorate of the Christian Church at Woodstock Vermont beginning January 1. Donnell a noted yachtsman from San Francisco and former Bath resident attended the Portland Yacht Club smoker this week. Rev Harry P Dewey of Concord New Hampshire has accepted a call from State Street Church in Portland Maine and will preach there for the first time November 15, though he may not begin then.
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John Allen
Fall River
Earl C. Fry
Christian Church
Woodstock
Windsor County
Donnell
San Francisco
Bath
Portland Yacht Club
Harry P. Dewey
Concord
N. H
State Street
Portland
Noted figures and aging public life in a late 19th century snapshot
Dr. Palacio ex-President of Venezuela hosts fine Paris apartments and plans a wide winter entertainments. Bishop Whittle of Virginia improves in health after Clifton Springs sojourn. The late Duke of Sutherland enjoyed riding a locomotive and watching fires. Mrs Priscilla Scroggins of Hall County Georgia is said to be 115, cared for by her 87-year-old daughter Mabry. Ex-Senator Evarts, 74, seen in a park, remains industrious though health fragile.
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Palacio
Venezuela
Paris
Whittle
Episcopal Diocese of
Virginia
Clifton Springs
Duke of Sutherland
Priscilla Scroggins
Hall County
Methodist Church
Mabry
Evarts
Two of a Kind from the Holyoke Journal
Russell is described as a man of the people who enjoys meeting residents and learning their needs. The piece praises his connected, modern spirit, contrasts him with Haile, and frames Holyoke as the town he loves and dubs as his own. It calls him our boy Governor and highlights Eli ativeness.
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The
Holyoke Journal
Russell
Holyoke
Haile
Haile avoids stance on disputed questions
The Fall River Globe comments that Lieutenant Governor Haile should not be bothered, noting he does not know where he stands on the disputed questions and that he is not involved anyway.
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Fall River Globe
Haile
Haile Defends Council Powers at Republican Rallies
Lawrence and Haverhill crowds hear Lieutenant Governor Haile deny any usurpation of executive duties by the Council. He cites past confirmations, explains the Savings Bank Commission case, and argues the council acted within constitutional rights and for public service. The governor’s voters assess the balance of power and the council’s independence.
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Commission
Commonwealth
Ttig
Council
Savings Bank Commission
Mr Cleveland and the Evolving Pension Debate
A compilation of excerpts from Mr Cleveland's writings and state papers, arguing for a broad yet prudent pension system and warning against partisan misuse of public funds. It cites 1885 to 1887 messages and letters addressing taxation fairness, civil service reform, and national unity.
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Congress
Gettysburg
The Republican battle cry Shell out
The Springfield Republican features a bold call to action as the paper presents its battle cry urging readers to open their wallets. The phrase HARK YE THE SLOGAN underscores a push for participation or funding in a civic or political effort, signaling urgency and collective action.
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Springfield Republican
Buying the Presidency in an Interview with Wanamaker
An interview recounts Jam es Wanamaker detailing his role in funding the 1880 Republican effort led by Quay. Wanamaker describes forming a manufacturers bureau and advisory board to oversee money raised and spent, noting contributions of about 200000 dollars and his own 10000 dollar stake, while denying the figure of 400000 dollars. The piece cites politics, business leaders, and the hunt for funds ahead of Cleveland’s defeat.
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Wanamaker
Quay
National Republican Committee
Cleveland
Washburne
Amos Lawrence
National Committee
Christian Association
Pennsylvania
Harvard College Debates McKinley and Federal Elections Bills
Harvard Republican and Democratic clubs held a joint debate in Sanders Theatre on the McKinley tariff bill and the federal elections bill. Speakers argued wages, strikes, and the need for or against centralized election machinery, with lists of names and positions cited to defend each side.
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Harvard Republican
Democratic
Sanders Theatre
Pennsylvania
Brown
A. P. Stone
Republican Club
R. M. Gillespie
L.S
South
Commonwealth
A. S. Hayes
L. 8
Stone
A. K. Stearns
L. S
Brockton Mystery as Ganley Dies After Suspected Foul Play
In Brockton on Foster street John Ganley aged 35 dies after a night out walking and then convulsions at home. Medical Examiner E A Paine and police seek cause while his brother Patrick reports a card game at Nat Cleary's and a possible blow or fall. A woman in the attic party scene confirms presence before denying details.
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Brockton
John Ganley
Ganley
Patrick Ganley
Foster Street
E. A. Paine
Patrick Wen
Patrick
John
Nat Cleary
Mr. Cleary
Unclear intoxicated call linked to fall injuries
A woman said Ganley called while intoxicated Monday night and left by 9. Medical Examiner Paine examined wounds and doubted a fall caused them. Officials remain reticent with hints of new facts supporting the examiner’s suspicion.
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Ganley
Paine
Haile Cartoon Draws Crowd at Tus Booming Post
A large man depicted blind deaf and mute on the Tus Booming Post bulletins drew a big crowd. The suspended likeness spoke louder than the candidate Haile’s real speech, as residents gathered all day to view the cartooned portrait that captured attention across the state.
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Tus Booming Post
Haile
Big Bulletin
Boownie Post
Union Lyceum opens season with plays at the B Y M C A hall
The entertainment season at the Union began with a Lyceum dramatic company performance. They presented John Madison Morton's Our Wife or The Rose of Amiens in two acts and Robert C. Myers Ze Moderne English in one act under favorable conditions.
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the Union
Lyceum Dramatic Company
John Madison Morton
Amiens
Robert C. V. Myers
The Man of the People in Massachusetts
Governor Russell holds a unique appeal across all classes in Massachusetts as shown by a remarkable audience last night in Springfield. The Republican praises his meritorious and brilliant service and asserts strong public support.
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Springfield Republican
Russell
Massachusetts
Republicans Failed to Vote, Lesson From Past Loss
From the Lowell Courier, the piece argues that Republicans must vote this year to avoid repeating a defeat from two years ago and urges timely action to ensure success.
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The
Lowell Courier
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Boston Post
New England
Post Publishing Company
Washington Street
A. Frank Richardson
Tribune Building
E. A. Grozier
moOrTos
M’ettrice
Michael
Tremont
MR. Haile
MR. Cleveland
John Wanamaker
Papa
Mamma
F. P.jg
Harvard College
Sanders
McKinley
Force
Nation
Robert
C. Hooper
Suffolk
Atorial District
Mr. Hooper
Consti
Tution Wharf Co
H. L. Higginson
Martin Brimmer
N. Mathews, Jr
I. Tucker Burr
Franklin H. Hoop
F. L. Higginson
Augustus R. L. S. Dabney
Samuel D. Warren
Edward G. Gardiner
A. W. Longfellow
Louis D. Brandeis
John C. Soley
Richard Olney
Henry C. Weston
Frederick W
Leopold Morse
Otis E. Weld
H. G. Curtis
Thomas B. Winch
Thomas
Lawrence Tucker
Leverett S. Tucker
Alex. F. Wadsworth
Thomas Cushing
Jere Abbott
Lawrence Curtis
James H. Young
Wyzeman Marsha
W.S. Spaulding
Stanley Cunninghan
Charles E. Stratton
Francis L. Coolidge
William R. McKey
Otis K. Newell
N.S. Bartlett
W. P. Wesselhoeft
R. Clipston Sturgis
Causten Browne
James W. Bowen
J.C. McKay
Allen Curtis
R. M. Pratt
Henry W. Daniell
James B. Ayer
Samuel M. Child
Fitch Edward Oliver
W. Cushing
Charles M. Barnes
Walter L. Burrage
George R. Nutter
Morton Prince
Frederick C. Cobb
H. W. C. Browne
George 8. Dabney
George F. Babbitt
William F. Apthorp
J. Collins Warren
William
Joseph A. Iasigi
B. B. Williams
Josiah H. Quincy
Reginald Foster
Benjamin H. Dorr
Thomas J. Gar
Thos. Riley
Francis Skinner, Jr
Johnson Morton
Arthur Foote
Gannett Wells
John Homans
Malcolm Storer
William Endicott
Thos
F. Cannon
Benjamin W. Wells
B. Y. M. C. Union
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