Governor Greenhalge Addresses Lowell French Canadians Rally
Governor Greenhalge speaks at Jackson Hall to Lowell French-Canadian supporters and Huntington Hall crowd about loyalty to the country, industry, education, and equality. He praises Republican values, urges choosing honest candidates like William S. Knox, and defends party unity amid regional diversity.
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Lowell
Greenhalge
Jackson Hall
Republican Party
United States
French Republic
Huntington Hall
Quincy
American Bell Telephone
New York
Boston
Congressman Stevens
Lawrence
George W. Fifield
Washington
William 8
Knox
Commonwealth
Republican rally in Lynn endorses Greenhalge slate
Governor Greenhalge and Lieutenant-Governor Wolcott headlined a large Republican rally at Lynn Theatre with lawmakers from Worcester, South Boston, Melrose, Boston and Lynn. Speakers urged voters to back the GOP to prove capable governance and projected Republican wins in upcoming congressional districts.
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Lynn
Illynn
Lynn Theatre
Greenhalge
Wolcott
Joseph H. Walker
Worcester
H. E. Farrington
South Boston
William E. Barrett
Melrose
Curtis Guild, Jr
Boston
Elihu B. Hayes
J. G. B. Adams
John W. Berry
Adams
B. B. Hayes
Barrett
Texas
Lodge Speech At Quincy Rally Highlights Tariff Debate
Quincy Republicans held a Hancock Hall rally with stonecutters and granite workers in attendance. Senator Lodge and H. M. Knowlton spoke as J W Pinkham presided. Lodge praised past Democratic tariff plans and criticized granite duty cuts while noting marble from Tennessee remained highly taxed under prior bills.
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Quincy
Hancock Hall
J. W. Pinkham
Wollaston
Tennessee
McEttrick McNary Fight Described as Damaging to Democrats
Letter to the editor asserts the McEttrick McNary clash harms the Democratic party, criticizing McEttrick’s role and calling the dispute a disarray within party ranks. The fragment signals political division and internal critique.
Loyal Democrat urges support for McNary at caucus clash
In Boston on November 3 a correspondent argues that Trick McNary was defeated fairly at the caucus and should stand as the regular Democratic candidate. The writer praises Joseph H. O Neill for helping the Democratic cause and warns that McEttrick’s opposition could aid Republican Atwood.
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Trick
Atwood
McNary
McEttrick
Joseph H. O'Neil
John F. Fitzgerald
Joseph O'Neil
Boston
McEttrick Crowds Dudley Street Meeting
A large audience at the Dudley Street Opera House heard Charles Gavin as temporary chair and William Williams as permanent chair. McEttrick received lengthy applause before delivering an attack on McNary, criticizing labor endorsements and past votes while urging employer worker unity and arbitration. John J. Scott and John B. Moran spoke amid cheers for McEttrick and others.
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Dudley Street Opera House
Charles Gavin
William Williams
Lewis Dowd
McEttrick
William Finn
Putnam Nail Works
McBattrick
Old House
McNary
Gray’s Hall
West End
Connecticut
Russell
Matthews
Water Board
John J. Scott
Cambridge
Moran
Judge Bolster
John B. Moran
Gallivan and Geary Vie for Ward 13 Seat
The regular Ward 13 candidates for the Legislature are James A. Gallivan and Michael P. Geary, chosen in a fair caucus over four rivals. Gallivan is a Harvard graduate and bright. Geary seeks re election after a solid last term voting for the people and against corporations, notably opposing the Bell Telephone bill at every stage.
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James A. Gallivan
Michael P. Geary
Mr. Gallivan
Harvard College
Mr. Geary
Bell Telephone
Tales of a City Fraternity Banquet and Local Fire
The Teta Psi Fraternity held its annual banquet at Youngs with about thirty five members present. William R. Dunham presided and Oo H Sutton was toastmaster. A minor fire at 168 Lincoln Street caused $25 damage to old papers. John Williams, 38, is under arrest for alleged larceny of an overcoat and a clock worth $25 from Jeremiah McCarthy of 137 Boston Street.
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Teta Psi Fraternity
Young
William R. Dunham
Oo. H. Sutton
O. F. Lewis
E. C. Craig
A. E. Shipman
Lincoln Street
A. D. Puffer
John Williams
Boston Street
Boston
Jeremiah McCarthy
Arrested Youth Accused of Overcoat Theft at Dover Street
Thomas Miller aged 26, who says he lives at 21 Dover street, is under arrest at Station 6 for allegedly stealing an overcoat a sack coat and a pair of gloves from Thomas J. Collins of 26 Dover street.
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Thomas Miller
Dover Street
Station 6
Thomas J. Collins
Carriage Vandalism Arrested After Livery Discharge
John McKinnon aged 40 recently discharged from Kenney & Clarke liverymen was arrested by Division 3 on a warrant for maliciously damaging a carriage. He is said to have smashed the glass in a carriage after the discharge as revenge.
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John McKinnon
Kenney & Clarke
Division 3
McKinnon
Drunken Herdsman Arrest After Horse Attack on Officers
At 12 45 this morning an intoxicated herdic driver Daniel Charlton license 429 of 142 Terrace Highlands led his horse to resist arrest. Patrolman Barry was knocked down by the horse and fainted later reporting internal pain. Charlton was taken to the station on drunkenness charges and a heavier charge may follow.
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Barry
Fitzgerald
Daniel Chariton
Terrace Street
Highlands
Lkely
Charlton
Unconscious man found on Knapp Street
An unknown man, about 28, 5 ft 6 in, 130 pounds and light features, was found on Knapp street in a precarious alcoholic state. He was taken to Station 4 and Dr. Hubbard ordered transfer to City Hospital, after clothing described as dark checked pants and vest, black undercoat, black overcoat, black derby hat and laced shoes.
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Knapp _ street
Station 4
Hubbard
City Hospital
Jefferson Club Dance at Bethesda Hall
The Jefferson Club of South Boston hosted a select dancing party at Bethesda Hall Broadway last evening. From 8 to 9 there was a promenade concert by Condit's Orchestra and dancing continued until 1 o'clock.
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Jefferson Club
South Boston
Bethesda Hall
Broadway
Condit
Polls Foresee Close Races in Multiple States
Indiana Republicans expect to carry at least ten congressionals. Democrats predict a Democratic majority. Idaho aims to replace Senator Shoup. Colorado eyes a large state ticket win. California split with Populists holding balance. Montana fears bloodshed amid election tensions. Butte influence raises risk. New Hampshire predicts light turnout and Democratic losses. North Carolina both sides claim eight or nine reps.
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Shoup
Idaho
M. Patrie
California
George C. Perkins
United States Senate
P. B. Cornwall
Estee
F. H. Gould
Democratic Committee
Budd
People’s Party
Gould
E. M. Wardall
Webster
Montana
Butte City
Butte
New Hampshire
United States
William E. Chandler
North Carolina
Congressional Outlook Across States in Turbulent Ballots
Political leaders in Virginia Wisconsin and Texas predict mixed results in forthcoming House races. Populists claim three seats, Republicans two, Democrats four in Virginia. Wisconsin Republicans expect a 6000 plus plurality, Democrats aim to elect six reps. Texas forecasts a Democratic sweep in state tickets and most U.S. House seats except possibly districts nine ten and twelve.
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Virginia
Florida
Congress
Thom
Republican State Committee
Wisconsin
E. C. Wall
Democratic Committee
United States
J. R. Allen
Washington
Swetland
Democratic Executive Committee of
Texas
Dull Night in Bostow Ahead of Election
Quiet political scene described as few party meetings occur at hotels and headquarters closed. Flags removed from School and Tremont streets, Governor Greenhalge and Roger Wolcott pictures taken down. Only the torn white banner near the Young Men's Democratic Club still waves for Russell and Stratton.
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School
Tremont
Governor Greenhalge
Roger Wolcott
Democratic Club
Russell
Stratton
Wentworth Candidacy Garners Ward 25 Support
The Democrats of Ward 25 rally behind George H Wentworth for Representative. He has lived in the Brighton district all his life and his election to the Legislature is conceded by his supporters.
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Wentworth
George H. Wentworth
Brighton
Hill and Flower Lead Democratic Rally in Saratoga
In Saratoga over 1500 formed an escort for Senator Hill and Governor Flower to Convention Hall where they spoke at a Democratic mass meeting at 2 30 pm. Hill declared these may be his last campaign speeches and voiced a calm, decent canvass and confidence in a Democratic victory in New York and Kings counties.
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N. Y
Saratoga
Senator Hill
Governor Flower
Convention Hall
Cohoes
New York
Kings Counties
Republican gains seen in all states say Babcock
J W Babcock, chair of the Republican congressional committee, telegraphed L B Apsley in Hudson Mass that reports from all states show large gains. He says 183 districts will elect Republicans beyond question and 35 with an even chance, predicting a solid working majority in the next House.
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Washington
J. W. Babcock
Republican Congressional Committee
L. B. Apsley
Hudson
Mass
Cleveland's Faith Unites Democrats in Face of Common Enemy
Albion New York November 6 Robert L Thatcher publishes a letter from President Cleveland replying to Thatcher's note on the political situation. Cleveland writes that he is enough of a Democrat to trust fellow party members and believes Democrats will present a united solid front against a common foe.
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Albion
N. Y
Robert L. Thatcher
This Place
Cleveland
Thatcher
House Committees Lose Major Democratic Members
Washington reports sweeping retirements as five Democrats on the Ways and Means Committee fail to be renominated. If Wilson and Bynum lose reelection, seven Democrats depart that panel. Similar turnover hits Appropriations with Breckinridge Compton and ONeill leaving, and Manufactures loses Page Warner Harter Gorman and Conn.
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Washington
Ways and Means
House
Messrs
Cochran
Bryan
Stevens
Whiting
Breckinridge
Arkansas
Wilson
Bynum
Committee On Appropriations
Kentucky
Compton
Maryland
O'Neill
Massachusetts
Committee On Manufactures
Chairman Page
Rhode Island
Warner
New York
Harter
Ohio
Gorman
Michigan
Conn
Indiana
Dems Confident of Victory in New Connecticut State Election
Fred D. Brown secretary of the Democratic State central committee says the party expects success in the state election. De Forrest and Pigott favored for Congress Sperry of Hartford likely to win Beckwith of New London expected to lose. The campaign centers on constitutional reform and a constitutional convention. A strong state ticket is touted.
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Colorado
Waite
United States
E. O. Wolcott
Irving Howbert
Republican Committee
Olney Newell
McIntyre
Bell
Shafroth
H. G. Clark
Pence
Congress
New Haven
Fred D. Brown
Democratic State Central Committee
de Forrest
Pigott
Sperry
Hartford
Beckwith
New London
Louisiana to send solid Democratic delegation in Congress
New Orleans dispatch reports Louisiana will field a solid Democratic delegation to the Fifty fourth Congress. Sugar planters forming a new Republican party across the state will fail to win any district.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
New Republican Party
Postal Holiday Observed For Voting Hours
Washington November 5 The Postmaster General orders postmasters to keep usual holiday hours so postal employees may cast their votes.
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Washington
Henry H Woodburyhead of Woodbury Label dies at 55
New England Gleanings reports Henry H Woodbury head of Woodbury Label Printing Company died suddenly from heart disease at age 55 in Woodstock Vermont. In Durham New Hampshire Agricultural College trustees decline to rebuild the burned barn and plan to sell part of the stock. In Marlboro an electric railway between Woodville Hopkinton and Westboro is planned with 50000 dollars in stock subscribed. B G Underwood of Malden and Arthur M Bridgeman of Brockton are major subscribers interested in Marlboro Westboro line.
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Woodstock
Henry H. Woodbury
Woodbury Label Printing Company
Durham
N. H
The
Agricultural College
Marlboro
Woodville
Hopkinton
Westboro
B. G. Underwood
Malden
Arthur M. Bridgman
Brockton
Billiardist McLaughlin Trials Campbell At Murphy's Hub
Edward McLaughlin of Philadelphia played Charles Campbell of Lynn at Murphy's Hub billiard rooms on Court Street. In balk line McLaughlin led 200 to 139, then in straight rail Campbell trailed 52 to 8 before McLaughlin clinched with a 192 point run. A large crowd watched in the evening as McLaughlin finished with a 154 point run to win the second game.
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Edward McLaughlin
Philadelphia
Murphy’s
Court Street
Charles Campbell
Lynn
McLaughlin
Campbell
Manhattan Club's Annual Annul Ball Draws City Crowd
Bad weather failed to dampen spirits at Cotillon Hall where the Manhattan Club held its second annual ball. Hobbs’s full orchestra provided music as the merry party enjoyed the evening.
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Cotillon Hall
Manhattan Club
Hobb
Vote Today For Russell Stands For Principles
Russell urges voters to back his campaign by emphasizing steadfast principles and a vision for triumph. Supporters are urged to participate in the today's election to decide leadership.
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Russell
Russell Critiques Tariff Policy and Lodge in Boston Campaign
In Chelsea and Boston Russell delivered speeches attacking tariff advocates, arguing that free commerce benefits growth and criticizing Senator Lodge’s subsidies and discriminating duties. He contrasted Republican and Democratic approaches, cited Sugar Trust cases, and urged voters to finish the campaign honorably without demagoguery.
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Mr. Russell
Lyceum Hall
Senator Lodge
Russell
Tell Us, Governor. Chelsea Democrats fill Lincoln Hall last night
Democrats of Chelsea packed Lincoln Hall with Ex-Alderman Dennis A. O’Brien presiding and Ex-Representative Richard Sullivan challenging Governor Greenhalge with pointed questions on employment, vetoes, tariffs, and promises to labor. Also speaker S. K. Hamilton, Democratic candidate for Congress, praised regional growth and attacked Boss Lodge in the seventh district.
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Chelsea
Lincoln Hall
Dennis A. O’brien
Richard Sullivan
Greenhalge
State House
Longmeadow
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Merrimac
Senator Frothingham
Bell Telephone
Cape
C.S. Hamlin
S. K. Hamilton
Congress
Boss Barrett
Boss Lodge
Campaign Prophesy Sparks Cheer at Meeting
The speaker claimed recent issues were changed and predicted his election tomorrow. As Mr. Hamilton spoke, John E. Russell entered the hall to a cheer that lasted several minutes.
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Hamilton
John E. Russell
Russell gives vigorous Boston encore for Democratic cause
In a stormy Ward 17 Union Park Hall rally, ex Governor William E. Russell and other speakers defend Democratic policies. Russell lauds party loyalty, attacks Republican taxation and Sherman and election laws, praises repeal of federal measures, and urges voters to back Massachusetts Democrats with emphasis on unity and reform.
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Union Park Hall
Ward 17
Richard J. Hayes
William E. Russell
Joseph H. O'Neil
John F. Fitzgerald
Michael J. Moore
Richard Sullivan
Thomas A. Mullen
Russell
Boston
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
United States
Republican Party
Democratic Party
People’s Party
Big Charlestown Rally Sees Democratic Leaders Rally
In Roughan Hall fully 1000 Charlestown Democrats gathered last evening. Joseph J. Corbett presided while John F. Fitzgerald received a warm reception and denounced the A P A. He warned Republicans to abandon silver pledges and favor workingmen. Charles S. Hamlin appeared and denied Greenhalge’s silver bond claim. Ex Governor Russell, John R. Murphy, Frank H. Pope and Samuel K. Hamilton spoke to a spirited crowd.
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Charlestown
Roughan Hall
Joseph J. Corbett
John F. Fitzgerald
Conant Defends Campaign Tone In East Cambridge Speech
Democratic candidate Charles A. Conant spoke in Institute Hall East Cambridge and a Winchester smoke talk after urging no petty personal attacks in the Eighth District race. He accused rival McCall of evasive positions while asserting voters deserve clear stances on leading public questions.
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Charles A. Conant
Congress
Eighth District
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
Russell
Winchester
Conant
Cambridge
Eighth
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Williams
Faneuil Hall
McCall
Warner's Safe Cure Promoted for Child Kidney Health
An advertisement-style piece urges parents to stop blaming blood and instead address weak kidneys in children. It touts Warner's Safe Cure as a safe, vegetable remedy that benefits kidneys and urinary organs, claiming rapid effects and a testimonial from Mrs. D. W. Steele of Mexico, Missouri.
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Warner
D. W. Steele
Mexico
Protection policy debate cites 6 percent benefit claim
The House discusses how protection benefits only 6 percent of the population, referencing Secretary Manning. The measure fails to reach workers in Cambridge’s leather goods, packed meats, pianos, and furniture industries, nor those in rolling mills or glass factories left without employment due to protection.
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Cratic House of Representatives
United States
Manning
Cambridge
Waltham Democrats Hold Rally With Three Speakers
The November 5 gathering at Maynard Hall drew a large crowd despite a storm. Speakers included Congress candidate John J. Desmond, Senator George Fred Williams, and Legislature candidate William V. Hyde. Desmond defended religious liberty and attacked A P A influence. Hyde and Williams echoed earlier themes.
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Waltham
Maynard Hall
Democratic City Committee
John J. Desmond
Congress
George Fred Williams
William V. Hyde
Desmond
Hyde
A. P. A. Stripe
Williams
East Boston Rally closes campaign at Lyceum Hall
The Democracy of East Boston gathered in large numbers for the closing rally at Lyceum Hall. Hon. John H. Sullivan presided as Democratic candidate for the Executive Council. Speakers included John E. Russell ex Governor Russell Charles S Hamlin Congressman Joseph H O Neil John W Corcoran Josiah Quincy John F Fitzgerald and John Quinn Jr Democratic candidate for Senator. The meeting ended at 11 15 with three cheers for J E Russell.
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Boston
Lyceum Hall
John H. Sullivan
Executive Council
Assumption Band
John E. Russell
Russell
Charles S. Hamlin
Joseph H. O’neil
John W. Corcoran
Josiah Quincy
John F. Fitzgerald
John Quinn, Jr
J. E. Russell
Reading Furnaces Reopen After Two-Year Idle Period
The furnaces of the Reading company, idle for two years, were fired up this morning in Reading Pennsylvania.
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Reading
Readin. Penn
Reading Company
Vote Today for Russell in tariff agitation dispute
Citizens are urged to support Russell in a campaign against further general tariff agitation. The message calls for immediate action today, highlighting opposition to additional tariff-driven controversy and urging informed civic participation.
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Russell
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