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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1896

Page

6

Line of Battle for Boston Ballots in 1896 Race

Massachusetts voters face a heated contest between Bryan and McKinley allies. Party leaders publish hopeful tallies for Bryan Williams in Boston and statewide, with division over Hall and Alderman Barrows. Polls open 6 and close 4. bulletin services promise up-to-date returns from Music Hall and Newspaper Row.

McKinley Wolcott Boston Republican State Committee Mr. Williams Williams Bryan Fitzgerald Sears Ryan Barrows Alderman Hall Hall Bryan-Sewall- Williams Club Democratic Party Prince McConnell Palmer Buckner Music Hall American House Harvard College Horticultural Hall Post

Final shot remarks at Institute Hall Cambridge

Frederick H. Jackson the Democratic candidate for Congress spoke at Institute Hall East Cambridge last evening. He was followed by Christopher T. Callahan candidate for Lieutenant-Governor and George A. Perkins candidate for county commissioner.

Institute Hall East Cambridge Frederick H. Jackson Congress Christopher T. Callahan George A. Perkins

Weather forecast cautions voters amid mixed Midwest conditions

Washington reports uncertain outlook as a developing low pressure system nearby fuels concerns for Midwest voting areas. Forecasters warn of rain and possible snow or hail in northern Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota with light showers elsewhere, while roads remain variable across states near Springfield NL and surrounding regions.

Washington Middle West Weather Bureau Central Iowa New England Middle States South Mountain States Mississippi Valley Kansas Nebraska Oregon Union Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Springfield Indiana Illinois Missouri Kentucky United States Sharps

Vision of Democracy and Finance in a 1890s Campaign

A political speech rails at federal injunctions and court power, urges trial by jury, and links trusts to McKinley. It champions income tax as a Democratic staple, argues for gold and silver as money, and envisions an American financial system free of foreign control, stressing equal ballots for all voters.

Sioner John Ponce Jackson William J. Bryan United States Bryan Congress Tion McKinley Democratic Party Supreme Court Lincoln Dred Scott India Argentina Republic

Notable Names in Local Court Records

Charles J. McCormick, John J. Nawn, Michael H. Cleary, and James Warren are listed as individuals connected to recent court filings. The document details their affiliations and potential roles in ongoing civil or criminal matters, with dates and case numbers withheld.

Charles J. McCormick John J. Nawn Michael H. Cleary James Warren

Sound Money Women Celebrate Campaign Close at Parker House

The American Woman's Sound Money League held a flag reception at Parker House with about 200 attendees. Mrs. Marion A. McBride presided while Miss Mabelle Anderson sang The Dear Flag and others performed patriotic pieces. Speakers included Mrs. J Sewall Reed Mrs. Julia Ward Howe and Professor Augustus Bedford spoke on the flag's origin and history.

American Woman's Sound Money League Parker House Marion A. McBride League Mabelle Anderson Ella Chamberlain Evelyn Sylvester J. Sewall Reed Julia Ward Howe Florence E. Knowles Florence E. Barker Austin Wellington Lillian Lewis Augustus Bedford

Women for Silver League Meeting Postponed Indefinitely

The Women’s Non Partisan Silver League meeting set for 2 30 yesterday at 299 Washington Street was postponed indefinitely after male politicians secured the hall. The group formed last week with Mrs Annie T Auerbach as president and Mrs Annie E Rooke as vice president to advocate free silver. The vice president said the women would continue to advocate a silver currency regardless of election results.

Silver League Washington Street Annie T. Auerbach Annie E. Rooke Post League

Democratic rallies boost Herman Bird in Cambridge

Several rallies for senatorial candidate Herman Bird were held in Cambridge last night. In Ward 2 three meetings featured Bird statements while additional rallies took place in Ward 4 and Ward 1. Institute Hall in East Cambridge hosted speakers Thomas Riley Francis P Curran and Judge J A Slanker.

Cambridge Herman Bird Mr. Bird Institute Hall East Cambridge Thomas Riley Francis P. Curran J. A. Slanker

West End Club Guests Honor Mr. White with Diamond Ring

About thirty members of the West End Hebrew Educational Club visited Mr. B. White at 64 Leverett Street and presented him a diamond ring for his good work. Speakers included Geiderman Jacob Charack Jacob Barber and J Rubinstein. The guests pledged to support Hon. John F. Fitzgerald in the ninth district race.

West End Hebrew Educational Club B. White Leverett Street Geiderman Jacob Charack Jacob Barber J. Rubinstein White John F. Fitzgerald

Hall Hammers Back in Three Dorchester Rallies

Hon. Bordman Hall closed his campaign with open air rallies at Andrews square Dorchester St Johns Catholic Hall and another corner Buggies and Cabot streets. He denounced a scurrilous circular aimed at Catholic voters and urged all citizens to rebuke it at the polls. He praised the Boston Post for discouraging such politics and criticized his opponent’s backers. He recalled Mr Mullen and urged harmony and Democratic loyalty as voters prepare for the great contest. The circular was issued for general distribution last night.

Bordman Hall Andrews Square Dorchester St. John’s Catholic Hall Buggies Cabot Streets Hall Boston Post John C. Cobb Boston Milton Mullen Edmund Burke

Open Letter Challenges John A. Ryan Over Political Allegations

Charles W. Cavanagh accuses John A. Ryan and allies of misstatements in a bid for the ninth congressional district. He questions funding, debates, and connections with Walter L. Sears and A P A ism while urging clarifications on past council votes and Back Bay ties.

Ninth John F. Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Walter L. Sears A. P. A.-ism Common Council Back Gay North End Back Bay Charles W. Cavanagh

Red Noses Cured by Woodbury Remedy in Boston

Red noses and skin imperfections cured by John H. Woodbury at 11 Winter Street Boston. Public notice notes the remedy offered by a local practitioner and cites his address for consultations or purchases.

John H. Woodbury Winter St Boston

Tragic Dorchester Crossing Accident Claims Man

A man believed to be Herbert L. Whitcomb of Brockton was killed at the Dorchester avenue crossing of the New York New Haven & Hartford line in South Boston. He stepped between trains and was struck by an inbound and outbound pair. his head and right arm were severed. The body is at Undertaker O'Donnell awaiting medical examiner instructions.

Dorchester Avenue New York, New Haven & Hartford Seventh Street South Boston Herbert L. Whitcomb Kneeland Street Saco Lodge of Good Templars Brockton

New England Happenings and Navy Launch Plans

Edward Moseley a colored man charged with causing the death of motor man Joseph W Starr in Providence is held in 5000 dollar bond and committed to jail. New gunboats Vicksburg and Newport to be launched this month from Bath Iron Works with Navy Department to arrange christening ceremonies with the Mayors of those cities.

Edward Moseley Joseph W. Starr Providence Vicksburg Newport Bath Iron Works Navy Department

Stockholders Seek Recovery of Funds in Boston Standard Matter

Defunct Boston Standard stockholders press for dissolution reversal to preserve possible claims. Some have traveled to Maine where the firm was incorporated to pursue dissolution, a move opposed by the majority. Lawyers for the majority have already filed proceedings.

Boston Standard Maine

Thief Steals Coats and Belongings at Mechanics Building Fair

A sneak thief entered the coat room at a Mechanics Building food fair and stole about 100 dollars worth of items. Victims include William Possett of 84 Logan Avenue Medford who lost a coat a Rus sia leather pocketbook and tickets. James Donlan Natick lost a blue melton overcoat. James McGarr Natick a black melton overcoat. Frank McGarr Natick a green and yellow bag with Greek and Latin books from Boston College. and Cornelius Sheehan Natick a melton overcoat and jacket.

Mechanics’ Building William Possett Logan Avenue Medford James Donlan Natick Melton James McGarr Frank Boston College Cornelius Sheehan

New backs 50 cents claim kidney relief

An old advertisement promotes Dean's Kidney Pills priced at 50 cents a box. Claims promise stronger backs to tackle work, with testimonial from Mr. T. S. Richardson about kidney trouble and Bradbury's pharmacy as a local purchase point in Boston. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is named as sole U.S. agents.

Dean Boston T. S. Richardson Tremont St Bradbury’s Washington St Foster- Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States

President to receive election night updates at White House

On election night the President will hear dispatches from Associated Press and Western Union, with private notes from friends. Cabinet members Olney Carlisle Morton Lamont Wilson will be present. others are voting elsewhere or away. Thurber remains in charge at the White House. Treasury and War officials plan to vote and travel accordingly.

Washington White House United Associated Presses Western Union Telegraph Company Cabinet Chamber Olney Carlisle Morton Lamont New York Wilson Charleston W. Va Chicago Illinois Hamlin Massachusetts Miller West Virginia Bowler Ohio The Treasury Eckels Morgan Connecticut Baldwin Curtis Treasury Department Doe War Department Bryan McAdoo Navy Jersey City

Beermoney Arrests In Romulus Matthews Case

Romulus C Matthews visits a friend at 27 Way street and hands Henry Morgan a five dollar bill for beer Morgan returns with four eighty in change Matthews claims Morgan’s wife Christine confiscated it Police arrest the couple and Matthews is held as a witness

Romulus C. Matthews Northempton Street 27 Way Street Henry Morgan Morgan Matthews Christine Nelson and Gillett Station 5

Fatal Electric Panic In Newark Car Crash Tragedy

Twenty Italian passengers on an electric car on Mt Prospect avenue fled in panic as police say a battery flash triggered the incident. One man died from a broken neck and another from a fractured skull. Three others were badly hurt.

Newark N. J Mt. Prospect Avenue

My Clothier's Election Returns Tonight

Quick election returns will be displayed tonight across the country by Mr. Wolf of Massachusetts Clothing Company. Telegraph lines and operators are in place with Western Union and Postal Telegraph. Riley Bros. will project returns by stereopticon on a twenty foot canvas outside the building at Hanover and Portland streets.

Wolf Massachusetts Clothing Company Western Union Postal Messrs Riley Bros Hanover Portland Clothier

Extra train service on election night from Boston

The New York New Haven Hartford railroad announces extra train service for election night Wednesday Nov 4. Providence division serves Mt Hope and Mansfield area at 12 20 a m Dedham and West Roxbury at 12 35 a m Plymouth division serves Mayflower Park Campella East Braintree Cohasset and South Braintree areas with departures around 12 30 to 12 40 a m.

Boston New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Providence Division Mt. Hope and Way Mansfield Dedham and Way West Roxbury Plymouth Mayflower Park and Way Campella East Braintree Cohasset South Braintree

Alleged moonshines held in federal arraignment

W. H. Blair alias George Grown and Thomas Doone were arraigned before US Commissioner Fiske on charges of conducting an illicit distillery. Both were held for the grand jury. A nearby exchange about Nixey's big birthday party appears in the report.

W. H. Blair George Grown Thomas Doone United States Fiske

Enameline Leads Global Stove Polish Usage

The statement notes ENAMELINE surpasses all other stove polishes in worldwide usage by more than double, signaling its dominance in the market.

Pattern for a Dime Dress Basque with Lace and Voile Details

A new dress pattern described in rich black peau-de-soie with a two piece basque jacket and full flare back. Features include a high Medici collar, jet trim, gigot sleeves with lace, a wide lace trim, and a white chiffon bow. Pattern No 6855 offered in bust sizes 32 to 42 inches, requires 2 3/4 yards of 44 inch material for medium size. Orders sent to New York with a few days delay.

Boiling Market Buoyant as Stocks Rally After Election News

A lively trading day with a buoyant stock market from open to close. Gas stocks led gains with Bay State Gas rising to 9 1 2 and United Gas advancing. Bay State Gas volume exceeded 23,000 shares. Pioneer Mining rose while directors reappointed officials. F. S. Mead & Co. forecast a Republican victory boosting national prosperity. Pinkham reports leadership changes at Boston & Cripple Creek Gold Mining and notes new veins and strong treasury funds.

American Tobacco Chicago Gas Iron and Steel Grangers Hornblower & Weeks Clement, Parker & Co Hayden, Stone & Co Pearmain & Brooks New York London Bay State Bay State Gas United Gas 5S Bay State Gas Combination Brookline Thomas W. Lawson Addicks Mr. Lawson Bordman Hall Boston Philadelphia Wilmington Del Pioneer Mining Gross Cox Pioneer F. S. Mead & Co Republican Party Boston & Cripple Creek Gold Mining Company Scott Bodfish Victor Cripple Creek Pinkham

Boston Stock Exchange Bond Market Report

Official report lists daily high and low prices and closing figures for bonds at the Boston Stock Exchange on November 2, detailing bid and asked prices for the day.

Atchison B & N Bs Erie Tel

Fire in Roxbury Yard Damages Pitch Barrels

Engine 12 rushed to the Star Brewing Company yard on Shirley Street Roxbury last night where burning pitch barrels owned by Jenkins Bros. & Co. caused $30 damage. Separately burglars stole 1000 cigars worth $70 from Fuller's South Boston Express wagons. Inspectors Whitman Shields and Bogan arrested Owen Kirke, 30, a seaman, for alleged theft of clothing worth $136 from Shuman & Co. on Oct 7. Elmira Field, 53, of Everett, was arrested by Inspectors Abbott and Bogan on a shoplifting charge.

Star Brewing Company Shirley Street Roxbury Jenkins Bros. & Co Pavers Fuller South Boston Express Whitman, Shields and Bogan Owen Kirke Shuman & Co Elmira Field Everett Abbott and Bogan

Montreal lawyer dies after carbolic acid crisis

Marc Ethier a Montreal lawyer died at Notre Dame Hospital from carbolic acid taken in a personal crisis. The report notes his death occurred yesterday.

Marc Ethier Montreal Notre Dame Hospital Franklin House Man'stee Mich Albert D. Powers Cuban Relief Bureau Chicago Union City Tenn

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Bay State Republcans Hugh Devine Robert Cox Thomas J. Kenney Fred 8. Gore P. J. Larkin John H. Ryan Ambrose Woods Thomas Me Dwyer John P. Riley William T. Shea Daniel J. Slattery James H. Doyle Will Williams Alland Bros Mor Alland Padeur and ARS of Pom John A. Ryan South Bough Clothiers Nixey’s Espn Pattern Department Yosi Boston Stock Exchange Wall Street Melkinley Corey, Milliken & CO Mankers and Brokers Vk Tin Ey Si Railroads Boston & Albany Boston & Lowell Boston & Maine Asby Nh&h Cal & Es Osceola Pullman U S Rubber Westing Miscellaneous Stock Exchange Wilson W. Fay & Co Tate Street Altham International Motor Geyser Mining 60 & CO Swift Swift & Co Batopilas Catalpa Boston & Cripple Creek Enor Boston & Battle Mountain Colorado Colorado Mining Stock Exchange Denver EB. C. Davis & Co Anaconda Bangkok Garfield Grous Golden Fleece Gold & Globe Insley Isabella Jefferson Lincoln Boy Mollie Gibson Mt. Rosa Eran Ag New Zealand Puritan Ladys Alamo Argentum Cy C Jack Potey Sacramento Union Gold Work NEW York Stock Sales Brunswick Canada Delaware & Hudson del, Lack & West Kansas &Texas Lake Shore Lead Trust Long Island Louisville Ceee Northern Pacific Coeve Northwestern Oregon Improvement Oregon Navigation Co Pacific Mail Pee Dee & Evans Rock Island St Paul St Paul & Omaha Sugar Tenn Coal & Iron Texas Pacific Union Pacific U P den & Gulf Wheeling & Lake Erie Thy Wisconsin Central Southern Railway Gullieni Madagascar Paris Gatschina St. Petersburg Dr. Boll Edward Hayes, Sons & 60 Exchange Building
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