Celebrating the Victory at Newton Tariff Reform Club Dinner
The Newton Tariff Reform Club dinner at Woodland Park Hotel Auburndale drew about eighty guests including President E B Haskell Congressman elect Coolidge Edward Atkinson William Lloyd Garrison Moorfield Storey and Osborne Howes. Speakers stressed tariff reform, criticized Republicans for protectionism and urged Democratic leadership while noting absent figures Williams Warren and Russell sent regrets.
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E. B. Haskell
Coolidge
Edward Atkinson
William Lloyd Garrison
Moorfield Storey
Osborne Howes
Newton Tariff Reform Club
Woodland Park
Auburndale
Newtons
George Fred Williams
Charles RK. Codman
Winslow Warren
Haskell
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Eleventh
Stephen Thacher
C. Howard Wilson
Joseph R. Smith
Francis Hornbrooke
George Lawin
Tariff Reform Club
Congress
Cock Robin
America
Universal Brotherhood
Free Soul
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Republican Party
Senate
Democratic House
Farmers’ Alliance
Frederick 3. Coolidge
United States
Tammany
New York
Tariff Reform Party
Lammany
New York City
Wilson
Williams
John KE. Russell
Elegiac Letters and Tariff Reform Rhetoric
Following readers letters, an elegy is read in the style of Who Killed on the G. O. F. Cock Robin. The Rev. Francis Hornbrooke then spoke briefly on causes driving many young men toward tariff reform ranks.
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G.O. F
Cock Robin
Francis Hornbrooke
Fashions and Fancies of Interest to the Gentier World
The week brought charming children’s frocks and gowns in yellow, white, and crepe, with Grecian and basque styles inspiring dress ideas. L. P. Hollander showcases Misses dresses, while chandlers offer gloves, stockings, and corsages. Stearns opens art glass, china, and Dresden wares as holiday plans turn to gift and home decor.
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Kate Greenaway
L. P. Hollander
Louis XV
Garde Francaise
R. H. Stearns
Doulton
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Minton
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China
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Stowell & Co
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Nomination Letter from Nathan Matthews Jr for Boston Mayor
In a November 1890 exchange, Nathan Matthews Jr. acknowledges and accepts the Democratic nomination for Boston mayor. He pledges an economical, nonpartisan administration, seeks broad supervision of city affairs, and calls for strict fiscal policy, street and school improvements, and limited borrowing to ease municipal taxation. He affirms loyalty to the city beyond party lines and thanks the convention.
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Nathan Matthews, Jr
Democratic City Committee
Matthew Keany
Edward F. Reilly
Thomas F. Delhanty
Boston
Edward Reilly
Democratic Party
Prohibition Candidates Face Ballot Uncertainty in Boston
Prohibitionists filed nomination certificates for mayor and aldermen but expect they will not appear on the official ballot. Ballot commissioners, formed by registrars of voters, city solicitor, and city clerk, may rule the nominations out on technical grounds. Prohibition leaders threaten Supreme Court action if barred, while Moore Merrill and Matthews are cited as potential voting pivots. City Clerk Curtis noted no protests had been filed yet.
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Boston
Moody Merrill
Supreme Court
Matthews
Curtis
Prohibition
Alder man McLaughlin Withdraws at Democratic Nomination
The third district Democrats adjourned after McLaughlin declined candidacy. Ballot results named Dixon Keenan and McLaughlin, with Keenan later nominated unanimously. In the afternoon the Republicans met and endorsed Keenan for alderman.
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McLaughlin
Daniel McLauchlin
Bill
Nominated Democrat Lewis G. Farmer A Roxbury native
Lewis G. Farmer, named by Democrats of the tenth aldermanic district, is a Roxbury native who attended local public schools and graduated from Dartmouth College in 1872 before reading law with ex-Congressman A A Ranney.
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Lewis G. Farmer
Roxbury
Dartmouth College
A. A. Ranney
Catarrh Treated as Constitutional Disease by Sarsaparilla
The notice proclaims catarrh as a constitutional disease and urges a constitutional remedy, specifically Hoon's Sarsaparilla, claiming it purifies the blood and restores health.
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Hoon
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