Massachusetts Stand for Protection in 1890s Campaign
A Massachusetts political rally features Major McKinley and Senator Aldrich advocating a protective tariff as the nation faces competition from free trade. Speakers argue that tariffs foster home industry, reduce debt, and boost domestic employment while contrasting with Democratic calls for free wool and free raw materials.
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Colonel Clarke Laments Free Trade Myth At Annual Meeting
Colonel Albert Clarke of the Home Market Club condemns leading newspapers for promoting free trade. He urges buying or reforming refractory journals to enlighten readers toward protective policy. Financials show receipts of 11,687.74 and a year end balance of 659.96 with officers and directors listed.
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People's Party Victory Shakes Alliance In IpraNapolis
Inpranapolis on November 19 the People's party won control of the Alliance as the Alliance splits over the Sub-Treasury plan. Polk reelected president of the Alliance amid jubilation from Peace party leaders. The Anti Sub Treasury committee heads to Texas to organize a new Alliance. A congress of industrial organizations plans a February 22 meeting to consolidate labor into the third party.
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Perkins Elected Chief Consul in Massachusetts L A W Vote
A ballot count by Massachusetts Division L A W shows the Perkins-Howard ticket winning 3 to 1. G A Perkins will be chief consul with A D Peck Jr as vice consul and C W Howard as secretary treasurer. Boston’s representatives include Josiah S Dean E P Pillsbury A M Robinson J C Kerrison A B Champlin C Fisher W G Kendall and W S Atwell. The Bean-Atwell ticket fell short of expectations.
State Engraving Subscription Offer for Post Readers
The Post announces a mail subscription and coupon system for a state engraving. Regular readers earn a free engraving with three month renewals, while new three month subscriptions also qualify. Subscribers can receive extra copies with coupons, and exchanges with other papers will be supported. Plating will take several weeks.
Larkin Loses Featherweight Title Bid to Griffin in New Orleans
In New Orleans James F. Larkin of Jersey City challenged John T. Griffin of Braintree for the featherweight championship and a $2500 purse at the Olympic Club. Griffin dominated with heavy lefts, Larkin faded in the fourth round and was counted out after being knocked down twice.
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Sullivan Conley Fight Postponed Over Hall Access
ProvipEencr Rhode Island Nov 19 The owner of Dyers Opera House refused use of his hall for the Sullivan Conley fight saying legal advice showed the event would be illegal. The Rhode Island Athletic Club failed to find a replacement hall and the fight was postponed without date.
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Weather Forecast for New England and Eastern New York
The weather indication from Washington reports warmer south winds and fair skies through Friday for New England and Eastern New York. Warmer and probably fair conditions are expected Saturday.
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Change of bill at the museum theater awaits new comedy
A Boston Museum audience lauds Pinero's Lady Bountiful but it will not run beyond next week. Drury Lane's A Sailor's Knot opens Monday November 30 with grand scenery and notable cast. The production is billed as the season's event.
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Paderewski In New York Wins Enthusiastic Reception
Paderewski played with the symphony orchestra in Music Hall for a second concert that surpassed the first in success. The pianist was greeted with almost unbounded enthusiasm and achieved a decisive triumph in New York.
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Actor William J Florence Dies in Philadelphia at 8:30 P M
William J Florence renowned actor dies of pneumonia at the Continental Hotel Philadelphia at 8 30 PM He was born Albany NY July 26 1831 and rose to fame in Dombey and Son and The Mighty Dollar He married Melvina Pray sister of Mrs Barney Williams and often starred with her husband in Irish plays Florence’s death shocks theatergoers with his sister in law Mrs Barney Williams and sister Mrs Norman Wiard present and burial reportedly in Brooklyn pending Mrs Florence’s arrival
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