Music Hall Hosts Democratic Rally Speakers Tonight
Tonight at Music Hall Boston will feature Massachusetts leaders including President Eliot Dr Everett and Josiah Quincy as part of a Democratic rally tour state wide. Ex Secretary Fairchild will travel from New York to address national Democratic views while Secretary Cleveland’s Treasury head promotes honest money amid Massachuset's support for repeal of silver legislation and Cleveland Russell policy.
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Following the Flag and a Question of Patriotism
The piece ridicules Candidate Greenhalge for praising the flag and questions whether such rhetoric unfairly mocks true soldiers. It argues that ridicule could misread as attacking real patriots, noting many served with distinction, while Greenhalge allegedly loafed at New Bern seeking a commission. The essay contends it is unfair to equate him with those who truly served and honors their duty.
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Barrett
Newberne
Greenhalge in Massachusetts Governor Campaign
Cleveland and Russell discuss Massachusetts voters deciding whether to elect Frederick T. Greenhalge, tying him to Harrison era silver policy and its impact on labor and prosperity, while contrasting with a stated bid to honor honest money and public welfare.
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Vote contrasts on Cleveland era figure in party lines
The message presents a stark choice between John B. Russell endorsing President Cleveland and Frederick T. Greenhalge opposing him. It frames Russell as a vote of confidence and Greenhalge as a vote of distrust in the friend the American people have known, urging support accordingly.
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John B. Russell
Frederick T. Greenhalge
Benefit of Clergy in Massachusetts Campaign
The Rev Hugh Montgomery backs Greentalge, arguing clergy should support him in the big political campaign. Clergy across Massachusetts repudiates clergy involvement in politics, led by Rev Louis A Banks calling the effort low and contemptible. The clash brands Greenhalge with an unseemly position as his chosen advocates and personal stance draw backlash from self respecting clergymen.
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Hugh Montgomery
Greenhalge
Massachusetts
Louis A. Banks
Banking plan to extend national system with State banks
The proposed scheme would create State banks under a federal commission including the Treasury and Comptroller. State banks would deposit Treasury bonds as security, with notes issued by the Treasury, preserving local provision while ensuring federal supervision and responsibility. The plan aims to solve the banking extension safely and practically.
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Wistful Thoughts on Flowers and Vows in a 19th Century Scramble
The note describes oversized chrysanthemums as ostentatious boutonnieres drawing criticism for indulgent display, compares them to a sunflower craze, and comments on likenesses in public figures. It recounts a late night moment with a preacher and a Roman Catholic quartet seeking a marriage service without payment, plus local social tidbits.
The Great Registration in Massachusetts Election
The article notes a record Massachusetts registration trend as voters surge in urban areas ahead of next Tuesday's election. It argues the growth reflects awakened citizenry and approval of Cleveland administration policies, forecasting a stronger Democratic turnout and support for Russell Carroll and Grover Cleveland.
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Clear skies return as repeal of silver purchase act lifts mood
The article argues the repeal ends distrust, revives trade and industry, and lifts bank clearings since the week opener. It states confidence grows, mills reopen, new enterprises form, and the economy brightens as money resumes active use in commerce. Voters are urged to support the policymakers behind the repeal.
Death of Mrs. Adam Macool Prominent Provincetown Resident
The obituary recalls Mrs. Adam Macool of Provincetown as a highly intelligent refined woman. Her sudden death is mourned in the beach town where her husband, a National Bank director and whaling fleet manager, is a leading local figure. The Post’s new management has drawn their interest as longtime readers. The note ends with a social scene at Miss Nellie Griffin’s Albany Street residence hosting members of the St James Whist Club.
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Katie Reardon
Roxbury
Williams on the Cape Gape Address Greeted Cape Democrats
Williams visits Harwich to address Cape Cod Democrats after meeting at Sullivan Rogers residence. Henry C. Thacher presides and Joseph Painé calls order. Williams assails Republicans on silver purchase and McKinley laws, lauding Cleveland for repeal efforts and tariff notes. Frank K. Foster closes.
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Exchange Theatre
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Sullivan Rogers
Cape Cod
Henry C. Thacher
Yarmouth
Joseph Painé
Thacher
George Fred Williams
Washington
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Grover Cleveland
Jthis
England
Mr. Williams
Boston
Williams Praised In Worcester Debate With Congressman Walker
The Manchester Union reports Hon. George Fred Williams impressed in a Worcester debate with Congressman Walker. Williams shown as a brilliant, incisive, and eloquent debater, delivering a notable victory at Mr. Walker's home and earning national recognition for his gifts.
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Massachusetts
A Few Grains of Wisdom from Fall River Herald
Mr Greenhalge attacks the hoodlum press of Boston while losing his temper. Boston papers have exposed his blunders and cadre of misstatements. The article notes his fear to speak and grows concern he lacks fitness for the governorship due to weak reasoning and poor economic knowledge.
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Greenhalge
Boston
Open Fireplace Wood Mantel Offer At Boole Company
A fragment notes a cost minded offer for open fireplaces and wood mantels. It mentions masons building fireplaces at small cost, and references a location at 48 Cana street with a sales tone. The fragment sits as a historical ad style snippet with proverb context and a suggestive offer.
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Unites States
Boole Ee
Cana Street
Kendals to Star in New Pinero Drama at Hollis Street
At the Hollis Street Theatre a short season opens with Mr and Mrs Kendal and their London company performing a new Pinero drama The Second Mrs Tanqueray The Kendals and Japanese entrants feature a strong cast including Miss Kathrine Clemmons debuting at the Globe Theatre next week The revue scene moves through The Black Crook with Carmencita and the Delina trio as top attractions and the Venus opera at Park Theatre draws nightly crowds The Liliputians prepare a Mars voyage at Tremont with over 200 performers including Franz Ebert and Adolph Zink plus a Yeddo street exhibit at Austin and Stones Museum and election returns due Tuesday night
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Will Marry a Chinaman in Springfield
Miss May Burnham plans to wed Yung Kwai of the Chinese legation in New York, despite friends protests. Kwai, a Yale graduate and interpreter, has been in the United States twenty years and recently translated Confucius for the World’s Religious Congress audience. He hails from an influential family and is well regarded by the Emperor. Burnham, daughter of Mrs. Alfred V. Burnham, is a clerk at an art store.
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Milford Beauty System Patterns Sold in Boston Sale
The Boston Post reports Mr. M. Doyle Jr, inventor of the Milford Beauty System of cutting, has secured exclusive rights for public sale of his patterns in Boston supplies. The notice notes high regard from fashion trades and that Doyle has never cut a pattern for less than a stated minimum.
Tactful girls praise friends not faults, says Chicago Record
The Chicago Record notes that only the tactless girl criticizes her girlfriends to a man. A tactful woman praises others, avoids airing faults, and avoids harming impressions. She understands faults exist but keeps them private to protect herself and others.
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Funeral of Sir John Abbott in Montreal Largest Representation
The funeral of ex prime minister Sir John Abbott in Montreal drew wide representation from the governor general, Dominion government, Senate, House of Commons, Montreal City Council and other public bodies. The hearse left Sherbrooke Street for Christ Church Cathedral at 2 pm, with services led by Canon Norton Dean Norman of Quebec and Rev Edmund Wood, followed by interment at Mount Royal Cemetery.
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Dean Norman
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Mount Royal Cemetery
Boston Sunday Post highlights many female detectives
A Sunday feature details numerous women serving as detectives in Boston, outlining their roles, investigations, and contributions to law enforcement. The piece emphasizes trailblazing cases and the evolving acceptance of women in investigative work.
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