A Night of Oratory at the Boston Republican Gathering
A Boston gathering featured Presidents Bent and McKinley among speakers with Hoar Reed and Chance among the notable figures on the platform. The hall glowed with bunting, bands played, and cheers rose as endorsements of economic and political ideas circulated amid reception committees and a lively audience.
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President Bent
Messrs
Greenhalge
McKinley
Chance
Beard
Hart
Horton
Hoar
Reed
Cousins
Fuller
Russell
Elijah A. Morse
Beverly K. Moore
M. E. Stearns
Dr. Stearns
E. H. Capen
George A. Marden
Governor Brackett
D. H. Goodell
Francis W. Breed
A. C. Ratshesky
Elihu B. Hayes
Henry Parkman
Edgar Reed
Thomas Prince
H. A. Stearns
A. ©. Davidson
J. W. Wattles
Charles Boyse
John Hopewell, Jr
E. H. Haskell
John L. Smith
Republican Club of
New York
Henry Gleason
Edwin A. Hartshorn
H. D. Munson
New Haven
Albert Clarke
Mr. Reed
Messrs. Hoar
Mr. Hoar
Horace Greeley
Thomas N. Hart
Boston
Mahlon Chance
McKinney
Mr. Greenhalge
Homerket Club
J. R. Leeson Newton
Lynn
Shaw
Quincy
R. H. Boutwell
Well
S. S. Jewett
Newcpshire
Ephraim Stearns
Waltham
Hopewell, Jr
Cambridge
H. Haskell
Newton
S. Forehand
Reester
FE. H. Shattuck
Lowell
Talks of the Undone National Elections Bill and He Is Facetious
Hon George F Hoar criticizes a House measure he claims undermines national elections. He warns of dangerous schemes harming property order and life unless checked by law. He criticizes dishonest ballots as the worst attack on civil rights and urges Republicans to supply the remedy.
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George F. Hoar
Democratic House of Representas
Pinchbeck
Cleveland
Governor-Elect Addresses Home Market and Producer Support
The governor-elect states the club backs the American producer over the consumer, urging a balance between individual rights and community interests. He emphasizes earning one's dinner by producing, not merely consuming, and calls for secure home markets and reciprocal relations between producers and consumers.
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Aese
Oward
Mr McKinley's speech praises Massachusetts and Ohio unity
Mr McKinley argues that Massachusetts and Ohio shared a business oriented political victory, stressing confidence, capital, and employment. He warns that free trade harms domestic industry, labor wages, and overall production, urging continued protection and domestic investment to sustain labor and markets.
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Home Market Club
New England
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Ohio
Hood's Sarsaparilla Restores Pale Patient Health
A testimonial describes a long recovery from gastric dyspepsia and nervous troubles after using Hood's Sarsaparilla, noting improved appetite, color, breathing, and overall well being after six bottles. The piece also discusses tariff policy and political hopes for 1894 and beyond.
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Hood
Stoves and Ranges Offered at Low Boston Prices
Shawmut Furniture Co announces returned leased goods equal to new at enormously low prices. Located at 44 to 54 Shawmut Ave Boston.
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Shawmut Furniture CO
Shawmut Ave
Boston
A Three Years’ War Ahead on Tariff Policy
Ex Speaker Reed cautions allies that a Republican tariff program faces a long fight over three years. He urges unity, education, and steadfast defense of protection, warning that any tariff reduction would harm labor and wages. He cites recent party gains as momentum for continued resistance and calls for active, year‑round effort.
Iowa State Statistics Highlight Cousins Speech
Cousins emphasizes Iowa’s progress under Republican rule using state statistics. Chance singles out New York and New Jersey with sharp remarks, ending the dinner on a tense note.
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Cousins
Iowa
Mahlon Chance
New York
New Jersey
Standing Firm as Tinsmiths Pick Workers for Outside Jobs
At yesterday’s meeting the striking tinsmiths applied for eight experienced furnace men to work outside the city at union wages and hours. The order was filled by Business Agent Dolan, reducing strike ranks as men leave Boston. Many left tool kits in shops awaiting settlement, but are now preparing to take outside work. All members answered roll-call and picket reports were favorable. Addresses by Burke of the Building Trades Council and George Gunther urged firmness.
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Dolan
Boston
Burke
Building Trades Council
George Gunther
International Furniture Workers
Boston Waiters Endorse Central Labor Union in Brewery Contests
The Boston Waiters Alliance voted at their meeting to back the Central Labor Union stance in the brewery dispute and to boycott Pfaft's brewery products.
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Boston Waiters’ Alliance
Washington Street
Central Labor Union
Pfaft
Paving Department Assembly Bans American Brewing Beer
At last evening's meeting of Paving Department Assembly 9816 K of L the group voted to patronize no dealers handling American Brewing Company beer.
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Department Assembly
K. of L
American Brewing Company
Inside Wiremen Union Endorses Pfaff Brewery Boycott
The Inside Wiremen's Union met in New England Hall where General Organizer Charles S Reichers and other labor leaders spoke on union benefits. The union voted to endorse the boycott of Pfaff's brewery.
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New England Hall
Charles S. Reichers
Pfaff
English employers' liability bill passes third reading
The workingmen of the country are interested in the progress of the employers' liability bill abroad. The English bill passed the third reading in the House of Commons Thursday evening without a division.
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House of Commons
House
Boston bankers upset over bonds sold below par by Drexel Morgan
Boston bankers voice disappointment after Drexel Morgan & Co of New York reportedly secured the bulk of 6 million Boston & Maine 4 1/2 per cent bonds and 3 million in guaranteed issues at about 95. Sales to other Boston houses at 98 or higher suggest a 3 point under par loss of 6 points totaling around 300 000 to stockholders. a stockholders meeting is set for Lawrence on November 29 to vote on sterling payable bonds and a 5 percent cap.
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Boston
Drexel, Morgan & Co
New York
Boston & Maine
Loston
Boston & Maine Railroad
Kidder, Peabody & Co
E. Rollins Morse & Bro
E. Rollings Morse & Bro
Lawrence
United States
Seventh Annual Ball at Monument Hall in Charlestown
The seventh annual A. O. H. ball drew a lively crowd at Monument Hall Charlestown last night. A first class concert by local talent opened at 8 followed by grand merrymaking. About seventy five couples danced as Hobbs's Orchestra provided music throughout the evening.
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Monument Hall
Charlestown
Old Hall
Hobbs
Sheridar Guards
Lyceum Hall
Tirrell
F. H. Laskey
I. H Laskey
J. A. Bragan
P. J. Crook
J. F. Fitzgerald
Bogan
Grady
John J. Hayes
G. F. H. Murray
Flannagan and Mildrum
Richard F. Cotter
Michael F. Regan
J. Arthur Tierney
George Frederick Fitzgerald
Br. F. Sullivan
J. &. Donovan
M. Leary
B. Gallagher
J. W. Mansfield
D. F Leary
W. van Slike
F. Mc Devitt
H. D. Tighe
W. Burns
W. Marsey
A. Parsons
CC. Browne
C. Donahoe
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MR. M'Kinley
Hood’s
Susie C. Rumoruil
Keyalton, Vt
Congress
Ocean
Party of Action
Progress
A.D. Davidson
H.l.stearns
EL H. Haskell
John Hopewell
Leopold Morse & CO
Washington and Braittfe Sts
Ulsters
Cape
Inverness Hood
Dolors
Frank
Blucher
Banner
Washington and Brattle Streets
W.wattles
Chas, Boyce
Edwin A.hartsarn
Hpnphn Smith
H.d.munson
HE Henry Sakman
Heeluah Morse
Beverly K.moore
Fuhu B. Hayes
Acratsresky
Francis W
DSO
Ww. Stearns
HO Ephriam Stearns
Wlliam Tutherly
Elh.capen
The
Boston Post
Stra
Daily Post
Sunday Post
Union
Free Trade Congress
Friends of Protection
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Evermore
Ohifo
Committee On Ways and Means
Sumter
Fort Sumter
South
Boston Courier
Liberty
Independent
Sandwich Islands
Rome
Ping
London
Shetansi
Ernor
A. W. Wheeler &O
Hanover St
American Howe
T. F. Williams
Pavers
Maryland
Chester H, Graves & Sons
Meron
Bos
Lonton
Numbertless
Hanover Street
Upflicht
Sojer Boys
W. A. Folsom & Co
Union Street
DR. Ray
National Drug Company
Court At
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