Democratic Electors Ticket For Ballot Copy
A historical election notice urges voters to cut out a list of Democratic electors and paste it for endorsement. It names presidential electors at large Gen P A Collins of Boston and J E Russell of Leicester, with district electors from Holyoke to Fal River.
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Cleveland and Stevenson
Democratic X
P. A. Collins
Boston
J. E. Russell
Leicester
James M. Clark
Holyoke
John K. O’donnell
Northampton
Charles Haggerty
Southbridge
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
Fal River
Governor Russell Begins Cape Tour With Monday Flight
The governor plans a Cape-wide flying trip starting Monday with a Provincetown departure tomorrow evening and a return Monday. He will hold a reception and speak at several towns on the route to Boston. The trip covers a district where Henry C. Thacher has campaigned and where a strong Democratic showing is anticipated Tuesday.
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Russell
Cape
Tae Boombe
Provincetown
Boston
Henry C. Thacher
Record of Cabinet sale to condemn voters on election day
The black record of a Cabinet position sold for corruption money will shame Republican voters at the polls on Tuesday. The people will ratify no such infamous barter this year.
A trumpet call to end monopoly in U S politics
The Democratic committee issues a trumpet call to the people to reclaim their inheritance from a plutocratic power. It argues less than a thousand individuals control tariffs and the Republican party, threatening 65 million souls, and asks if the people will respond to defeat this oligarchy.
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Democratic Committee
United States
Republican Party
Tariff Record Carries Urgency for Massachusetts Vote
The black record of a tariff that crushed the great New England iron industry will condemn Harrison in Massachusetts. Our workingmen will vote for their home industry and for Cleveland.
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New England
Harrison
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Industrial slavery critique on General Draper for Congress
In a signed Journal card friends of General Draper praise his stance on industrial independence, arguing it benefits Pennsylvania and tariff beneficiaries while harming New England. The piece attacks Draper as unsuitable for Massachusetts and endorses Williams for re election, noting broad support suggests his return to Congress.
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General Deaper
Congress
Pennsylvania
Gie and Frick
New England
Massachusetts
General Draper
Congressman Williams
WiLliams
Massachusetts Fight for Ideas and People
The passage attacks the degraded civil service and frames the office holders' convention as the rival on Tuesday. It asserts Massachusetts men reject the Republican bread-and-butter brigade and supports a noble fight for local ideas and citizens.
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Massachusetts
Republican Bread-And-Butter Brigade
New England press to install 24k hour capacity giant
By December 1 the Tax BooMING Post will add a new press from R Hor & Co with cutting edge features unseen in the region. It guarantees 24 000 eight page hours or 48 000 four page hours or 96 000 two page hours. Morning output could reach 108 000 eight page papers with possible sectional printing. The machine is one of many mechanical giants destined for the paper’s subterranean vaults.
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Messrs. R. Hor & Co
New England
Boomine Post
Republican Party's Dark Record Protested Next Tuesday
A sharp editorial claims the Republican party bears a black record and will face exposure next Tuesday. The piece argues hypocrisy cannot whitewash its sins and calls for scrutiny of party actions.
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Republican Party
Wholesale Fraud in Boston Sparks Voter Alarm
The Booming Post exposes a large scale voter registration fraud in Boston tied to an organized Republican club. Non citizens and residents registered, duplicates found, with payments per head for running in aliens and repeaters. Focused in the eighth district around McCall and McCat, with swift investigations and impending punishment for offenders.
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United States
Republican Club
Eighth Congress
McCat
Andrew
Boston
Board of Police
McCall
Black record of purchase of presidency four years ago
The passage asserts the old purchase record will stand unchallenged and vows the public will see that it is not repeated next Tuesday.
The Shirker Candidate Hare Campaign Summary
The piece accuses Hare of evading public scrutiny by avoiding a joint discussion of issues and dodging key questions about state policy. It notes his failure to declare views, cites Governor Russell’s questions, and rebukes his claim on appointing power. The editorial argues Massachusetts rejects a shirker.
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Hare
Massachusetts
Russell
Executive Council
Taxation Divide at Polls Warns of GOP Defeat
The piece argues against a protectionist pattern favoring the rich and taxing the poor, claiming it will doom the Republican Party at the polls as the affected men see their votes count.
Infamous Effort to Seize Presidency by Monopolists
Dr Peabody denounces the push to purchase the U S presidency as infamous and disastrous if successful, highlighting notorious efforts to wrest power from the people into monopolist hands. The remarks reflect concern over concentrated economic influence in national leadership.
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Dr. Peabody
United States
Peasopy's Call to Restore Conscience in Republican Ranks
A rhetoric urging the conscience of the people to obstruct a perceived infamy within the Republican party echoes through Dr. Peasopy's remarks. The message frames the moment as a moral stand by the masses to curb the alleged wrongdoings and safeguard reform.
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Dr. Peasopy
Massachusetts Ballot Contested By Republican House Record
The black record of a force bill passed by a Republican House will be remembered at the polls on Tuesday. If Harrison were to be elected this would be the last free ballot in Massachusetts.
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USA
BE. A. Grozier
Harrison
Questioned Haile tax dodging in Massachusetts shares case
The Boston era reports that Haile faces a public demand to answer whether he pays Massachusetts levies on foreign shares or hides assets to avoid taxes. The inquiry, noting Springfield assessors allege concealed property, asks if he will sign or veto a bill to curb such tax dodging if elected Governor.
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Haile
Hare
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Post
Springfield
Harte
Mr. Haile
New Hampshire
Hailg
Failure of Corruption and a Call to Action
A rallying editorial asserts the American people will rebuke monopoly and oppression next Tuesday. It denounces government bought by tariff-fed monopolies and pledges to end perceived slavery to corruption, vowing voters will defend liberties and defeat the attempt to buy the presidency.
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Harrison
Hessians
Pinkertons
Boston Area Officials and Clergy News Brief
Mrs. Louisa P. Hopkins of the Boston Board of Supervisors is ill in Newburyport. The Rev. Mr. Goodspeed of Amherst declines to leave his church to lead Central Congregational Church. Baron Posse has received a Swedish government commission for the World’s Fair role. Mr. James E. Pickering becomes chief car inspector for Boston & Maine in Boston after sixteen years as a Salem railroad inspector.
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Louisa P. Hopkins
Boston Board of Supervisors
Newburyport
Goodspeed
Amherst
Central Congregational Church
Baron Posse
Sweden
James E. Pickering
Boston & Maine
Boston
Pickering
Salem
Notable Local and Regional Movements In Brief
Mr Edward Shore treasurer of Mechanics Mills in Fall River is confined to his house with tonsillitis. Rev Angelo Canell formerly of the County Street M E Church in New Bedford was appointed to Oroville California at the recent California Conference session. Captain Stephen J Martin of Gloucester has been reinstated as statistical inquirer for the United States Fish Commission for Gloucester. Miss Bessie Stoodley of Somerville makes her professional debut with the Boston Museum company this evening in Robertson's School.
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Edward Shore
Mechanics Mills
Fall River
Angelo Canell
M. E
New Bedford
Oroville
Cal
California
Stephen J. Martin
Gloucester
Marshall MacDonald
United States Fish Commission
Department of Gloucester
Bessie Stoodley
Somerville
Boston Museum Company
Robertson
Herbert W. Cruikshank
Harvard Medical School
People’s Church
Chandler Street
Robert H. Johnson
Winchester Street
Johnson
Brockton
Ae Albert Jackson
Tennyson Street
L. Preston
Piedmont Street
John Hudson
Knox Street
Hudson
John T. Paul
Melrose Street
Paul
J. L. Carter
William R. McQuay
Tremont Street
Charles B. Lewis
Robert S. Tisdale
J. Robert Simmons
Joseph H. Ford
Buckingham Place
Thomas Bailey
Frank J. Roberts
Buckingham Street
KE. A. Bird
Shawmut Avenue
John H. Green
Miner
Richard H. Sapp
George Gray
Sapp
Brooks
Mr. Gray
George Shadney
Anderson
Chen Lee Dukes
Pleasant Street
A. T. Jones
Church Street
J. W. Fountain
Fayette Street
B. B
Brinkley
Melrose
Fred Pickett
Fred M. Pickett
Miss White
Jilliard D. Lee
Robert W. Christian
William H. Miller
Frank E. Pinilon
Aldo S. Ford
A. Johnson
John G. Morrow
Tubbs
Archer Topp
Commonwealth Avenue
Caesar Roa
Shendon T. Booker
O. M. Jasper
Alec Wood
Boylston Street
McLeod Name Pronunciation and Notable Honors
The Reading road president adopts Mac-leod for himself while many McLeods are pronounced Mac-cloud. David Merriweather, Kentucky statesman and former New Mexico governor, just turned 93. A Bar-le-Duc statue will honor Ernest Michaux, claimed inventor of the velocipede. A bronze Albert Pike statue is promised to the Scottish Rite by Winnie Ream Hoxie, at her expense and under her supervision.
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McLeod
Mac-cloud
Reading Road
Mac-leod
David Merriweather
Kentucky
Henry Clay
United States Senate
New Mexico
Bar-le-Duc
France
Ernest Michaux
Michaux
Albert Pike
Supreme Council of the
Scottish Rite Masons
Winnie Ream Hoxie
Pike
Unholy Alliance Attacked by Mayor Matthews
The Republic reports Mayor Matthews rebutts Atwood's charges against the current administration calling them flimsy and urging focus on Osborne and the liquor trust. The mayor warns not to be misled by Atwood's rhetoric or his Hyp.
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The
Republic
Matthews
Atwood
Osborne
Liquor Trust
Mr. Atwood
Hyp
Fraudulent Boston Ward 11 registration cases surfaced
The report lists 150 suspected fraudulent registrations in Ward 11, detailing individuals said to be non citizens or registered in multiple wards. Names and addresses are given as investigators prepare to challenge voters at the polls and pursue federal action.
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Boston
Democratic
United States
One Hundred Voters and Odd Political Quips
A Republican and Democrat spar over a parade turnout with quips about mud jokes and tall tales. A teacher’s seating joke and a corn squabble add humor. A short puzzle scene captures sharp barbed exchanges and social quirks.
Gazette backs Russell in call for voters to rebuke tactics
Haverhill Gazette lauds Boston Post expose on State Police Commission tactics against liquor dealers. It urges readers to rally and roll up a thumping majority for Russell, hoping other papers join in the public stance.
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Haverhill Gazette
The
Boston Post
State Police Commission
Boston
the Gazette
Russell
Massachusetts Elects One Of Her Own Sons
The Hon. William H. Haile boasts of his New Hampshire birth and ancestry while a Massachusetts elects one of its own sons to represent the state, suggesting New Hampshire emigrants deserve a rest.
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Haverhill Gazette
William H. Haile
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Non-Partisan New England Tariff Reform League Appeal
The New England Tariff Reform League urges voters to challenge the McKinley tariff and Republican leadership. It argues the party acts for protected manufacturers, contrasts costs of steel rails and copper with foreign prices, and urges reform across parties while highlighting leaders and committees backing the tariff critique.
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New England
House of Representatives
Free Republic
Senate
James P. Foster
Republican League
Republican Party
Congress
League
Henry L. Pierce
William Lloyd Garrison
Hiarvey N. Shepard
Josiah Quincy
Jerome Jones
E. R. Delong
John L. Nichols
J J. B. Mooks
Osborne Howell, JR
Hazard Stevens
Henry C. Thacher
Samuel Freeman
Jabez Fox
William F. Jones
Daniel C. Heath
Samuel W. Mendum
C. F. Champerlayne
Henry W. Lamb
Local Officials Deny Swallow Support Paper
Messrs. John J. Hennessy and Daniel T. Burns arrived at the Post office last evening to deny having signed the support paper for Senator George H. Swallow, stating they knew nothing about the document and had not signed it.
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John J. Hennessy
Daniel T. Burns
Dennis J. Hurley
George H. Swallow
Democratic control of the state promised by Pillsbury
Mr Pillsbury argues that electing Russell means more than a Democratic governor. It signals the steady march of the Democratic party toward control of the state government.
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Democratic Party
History in warp and woof in Oriental rugs
A romantic note on carpets and rugs from Asia, noting tree of life motifs in Hindoo pieces with warriors beneath for immunity, Chinese rugs showing colors like emerald and ruby, and a prayer rug as creed in design. Prices range from $10 to high thousands. displays by John H. Pray, Sons & Co. at 658 Washington Street.
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Hindoo
Messrs
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Washington Street
Boylston Street
Sergeant Carr Denies Assault Charge At Funeral
Sergeant G. M. Carr of Police Station 5 defends himself against allegations by W. A. Lanigan that he assaulted him at the Church of the Immaculate Conception during Colonel Strachan’s funeral. Carr says he was on duty with forty three officers and saw no misconduct. Lanigan plans to report the matter to the Police Commissioners for a probable hearing.
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G. M. Carr
W. A. Lanigan
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Mr. Lanigan
Colonel Strachan
Carr
Station 5
Lunizan
Dawson
O'Leary
Lanigan
Sharon Street
Boston couch bed praised as sleep aid invention
Anticipated as the antidote to insomnia the Boston couch bed is hailed as the ultimate furniture novelty. A single wrist movement converts an elegant Turkish couch into a luxurious bed with springs mattress and bedding ready for use. C. E. Osgood & Co. displays the full line at 744 756 Washington street.
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Boston
C. E. Osgood & Co
Washington Street
Proclamation for Thanksgiving Day 1892 by President Harrison
President Benjamin Harrison proclaims November 24 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer. He cites abundant gifts from God, pestilence stayed, support for civil institutions, reverence for law, philanthropy, and national prosperity. The document is dated November 4, 1892, in Washington with Secretary of State John W. Foster noted.
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Washington
Benjamin Harrison
United States
Lynn's Big Parade in Essex County Democrats March
In Lynn on November 4 a torchlight parade by about three thousand Essex county Democrats led by Cleveland Russell and Dr Everett faced rain as they marched for an enthused show of support. The procession, described as the grandest ever seen in Lynn, took nearly an hour to pass a point.
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Lynn
Booyane Post
Essex County
Cleveland
Russell
Everett
Elbridge G. Lane, Jr
Fighting the Battle of the People ballad
A period political song extols the struggle against monopolies and trusts. It names leaders Russell Boies and Carlisle and calls for laborers from mills and farms to unite behind strong state leaders in a fight for the people. The chorus proclaims labor solidarity and a rightful economic reform.
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Cleveland
Ple
Russell
Boies
Carlisle
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