Bryan Says Victory Surprised Opponents Yet Encourages Fight
Lincoln, Nov. 8 William J. Bryan issued a statement after the election saying the result surprised him and the opposition, with the Republican gains partly due to money spent on votes and the prosperity argument. He pledged to stay active in politics, denied plans to move, and praised supporters and allies while noting no immediate Senate candidacy.
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Lincoln
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William J. Bryan
Philippines
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Hearst
Allen
Hitchcock
W. H. Thompson
Senate
Nebraska
Texas
Gay Times on Gould s Yacht
Frank D Mowbray a discharged valet sued his former employer Howard Gould in New York claiming breach of contract seeking 2000 damages. He testified he served as steward on the Hildegarde yacht in 1893 and was injured by a signal rocket explosion during fireworks on July 4 1893. He alleges Gould promised lifetime employment at eight dollars a month after hospital release and asserts suit is timely though statutes of limitation may bar claims.
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Metropolis
Frank D. Mowbray
Howard Gould
Mowbray
Mr. Gould
Gould
New York Society
Merry Times
Katherine Clemmons
Casey
Tope-to-Toe Outfitters Liquidate at New Summer Street Site
The demolition of the old Blue Store in Dock Square begins as a clearance sale moves from Summer Street. Isaacson & Co offer deep discounts on men and boys clothing along with furnishing goods boots shoes hats coats and more. Temporary relocation to 128-182 Summer Street after Nov 19 near South Union Station.
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Dock Square
Summer Street
A. Isaacson & CO
Washington Street
Cornhill
Adams and
Dock Squares
South Union Station
Installed in Public at East Boston Commandery Ceremony
Officers of William Parkman Commandery K T East Boston were publicly installed by Eminent Sir Freeman C Hersey grand captain-general with Eminent Sir Charles E Pierce grand captain of the guard. A large audience attended the ticketed event with 600 guests at the banquet afterward as Apollo Quartet provided music.
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William Parkman
K. T
East Boston
Freeman C. Hersey
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Charles E. Pierce
Templar
Herbert F. Morse
Theodore H. Buck
E. C
Palestine
Chelsea
Edwin A. Kelley
Walter F. Medding
Beausant
Malden
H. L. Clode Braddon
St. John’s No. 1
Wilmington
Del
J. W. Dicker
Braddon
J. William Dicker
Charles E. Lindergreen
Ellsworthe C. Hathaway
George M. Budge
J. Hiram
Clara Parkghanierg
Bir
M Andrew Schlehuber
Lynn
Assault and Robbery Case Involving Two Men
A man testified in court about an assault by two men at around noon. He described being struck in the skull and losing pay while authorities investigated. Police indicated the suspects were apprehended and a court appearance was scheduled.
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Cornell
Menah Police
Cold Wave Forecast Brought Cold Conditions Across Region
Cold wave enters with high interior pressure bringing much colder air to New England and the South Atlantic coast. Friday rain or snow expected in Northern New York and Northern New England with storm warnings along the coast from Charleston to Eastport.
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Washington
New England
South Atlantic
New York
Charleston
Eastport
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Macnachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Horses of an Ice Wagon Were Piled Up Against the Driver
A clash between horses and the wagon driver led to hazards on a city street as a cold storage ice wagon struggled to navigate. Witnesses reported confusion as the animals became entangled near the curb. No serious injuries were recorded.
Severe Lowell Storm Unroofing Buildings and Injuries
A severe wind storm swept Lowell with northeast origin, toppling chimneys and tearing roofs. It unroofed sheds at the New York, New Haven Hartford railroad and damaged multiple structures including two farm outbuildings and a Chelmsford Centre cottage. One driver was pinned under horses after being hurled against a fence. Losses tally around 2000 dollars.
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Lowell
Lawrence
City Farm
F. G. Butler
Chelmsford Centre
Jacob Hauver
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Shamrock II Contract Placed for Clyde Trials
Glasgow reports the Shamrock II contract awarded to D and W Henderson. The vessel to be finished by March 31 with first Clyde trial around April 15. Possible later testing in American waters after completion and trials.
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Glasgow
Messrs. D. and
W. Hendereson
Clyde
United States
Steyn Urges Burghers to Persist in War
Surrendered burghers heard Mr Steyn address the burghers after a council of war with General Botha and General Delarey. He urged continued resistance, claimed he would go south and return with 65000 men, and said Germany had delivered an ultimatum to Great Britain demanding the retrocession of the republic.
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Steyn
Botha
Delarey
Germany
Great Britain
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William Parkman Commandery
Jerry Lynch
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