Boston Republicans Cheer as McKinley Speaks at Dinner
The Boston gathering shows President Beat presiding with Greenhalge McKinley and others at the head table as cheers erupt for Governor McKinley. Notables including Reed Hoar Hart and Lane-like figures mingle amid bunting bands and a Germania Band, celebrating economic and political ideas.
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President Beat
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
Charlies 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
Mr. Cousins
Mahlon Chance
Mr. Greenhalge
E. Horton
Mallow Spa
Ir. Reed
Homerket Club
J. R. Leeson Newton
Lynn
Run Shaw
Quincey
R. H. Boutwell
Well
S. S. Jewett
New Mpshire
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
Speaker Hoar criticizes early reform measures as dangerous to property and national life. He warns that dishonest elections enable the worst socialism and urges lawful action by a Republican majority. He uses medical allegory to urge replacing Democratic leadership by 1897.
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George F. Hoar
Democratic House of Representas
Accrat
Ional
Cleveland
The Governor-Elect and the Producer Versus Consumer Debate
The Governor-Elect argues government serves the people by balancing producer and consumer interests. He contends the Home Market Club stands with the producer and worker, urging fair expense management and reciprocal domestic relations. He warns against simplistic buy cheap, sell dear theories.
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Aese
Oward
Mr McKinley's Speech Urges Tariff Defense and National Unity
In a Boston speech to the Home Market Club Mr McKinley lauds Massachusetts and Ohio as noble but urges stronger protectionist action. He argues tariffs protect labor and wages, warns against free trade, and closes urging Republicans to stand firm, educate others, and unite for national prosperity.
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Committee On Ways and Means
Republican Party
Three Years of War Ahead, Reed Urges Victory
Ex Speaker Reed warns the Home Market Club that three solemn years of duty lie ahead after a glorious victory. He urges firm Republican principles, contrasts prosperity eight months ago with current desolation, and calls manufacturers and workers to sustained effort to preserve American markets.
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Home Market Club
Democratic Party
United States
Republican Party
Fort Sumter
South
Boston Courier
Liberty
Independent
Massachusetts
Sandwich Islands
Rome
London
The
Hood's Sarsaparilla Restores Health and Appetite
A Vermont woman, Susie C. RumBill of Royalton, credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with curing years of gastric dyspepsia and nervous trouble. She reports improved appetite, better sleep, restored color, and ease of breathing after six bottles, calling the medicine life saving. Hood's Pills are promoted for liver and bowels.
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Hood
Susie C. Rum- Bill
Royalton
Vermont
Fear of tariffs and political change spurs public concern
The speaker argues free trade or revenue tariffs threaten domestic production and wages, urging condemnation of such measures. The August presidential message is cited, claiming fear about tariff legislation has harmed business. Elections reflected a protest against this fear, with a call for confidence and renewed national management.
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United States
Representative Cousins Speech Highlights Iowa Statistics
The remarks praised Iowa’s progress under Republican rule and showcased statistics to prove enterprise and importance gained over the years. Mahlon Chance delivered sharp comments on New York and New Jersey, ending the dinner with a final snap.
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Cousins
Iowa
Mahlon Chance
New York
New Jersey
Striking tinsmiths accept outside work as union wages rise
At a Boston meeting the strikers approved eight experienced furnace men to work outside the city at union wages and hours. The Business Agent filled the order as ranks shrink with men leaving Boston. Many left their tool kits hoping for a settlement but are packing up for work away from the city. Picket committees reported favorably while Burke and Gunther urged firmness.
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Dolan
Boston
Burke
Building Trades Council
George Gunther
International Furniture Workers
Boston Waiters’ Alliance backs central union in brewery dispute
The Boston Waiters Alliance voted at their meeting on 99 Washington Street to endorse the Central Labor Union in the brewery conflict and to boycott Pfaff’s brewery products.
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Boston Waiters’ Alliance
Washington Street
Central Labor Union
Pfaff
Paving Department Votes Against Local Beer Dealers
At last evening's meeting of the Paving Department Assembly 816 of the Knights of Labor it was voted to patronize no dealers handling American Brewing Company beer.
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Department Assembly
American Brewing Company
Inside Wiremen's Union Endorses Pfatt's Brewery Boycott
The Inside Wiremen's Union met at New England Hall and heard General Organizer Charles S. Reichers and other leaders speak on labor benefits. The union voted to endorse the boycott of Pfatt's brewery.
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Wiremen’s Union
New England Hall
Charles S. Reichers
Pfatt
Employers' Liability Abroad Passes House of Commons
The English employers' liability bill moved forward as it passed the third reading in the House of Commons Thursday evening without a division, signaling progress in reform affecting workers nationwide.
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House of Commons
House
Drexel Morgan & Co. Buy Major Boston & Maine Bonds at 95
Boston financiers condemn the sale of $6 million Boston and Maine 4 1/2 per cent bonds and $3 million in guaranteed issues to Drexel Morgan & Co. at 95. They allege a 5 point loss to stockholders as bids ranged 102 to 110, with Kidder Peabody and E Rollins Morse involved. A stockholders meeting in Lawrence on Navy 29 will decide if bonds payable in sterling are allowed.
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Boston
Drexel, Morgan & Co
New York
Boston & Maine
Leeston
Boston & Maine Railroad
Kidder, Peabody & Co
E. Rollins Morse & Bro
Drexel, Morgan & Coa
Seventh Annual Ball of Division 5 A. O. H. at Monument Hall
The seventh annual ball of Division 5 A. O. H. was held at Monument Hall Charlestown with a first class concert by local talent at eight, a grand march, and about seventy five couples dancing to Hobbs's Orchestra all night.
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Monument Hall
Charlestown
Old Hall
Hobbs
Sheridar Guards
Lyceum Hall
Tirrell
F. H. Laskey
IF. H Laskey
J. A. Bragan
P. J. Crook
J. F. Fitzgerald
B. Gallagher
J J. Donovan
George W. Driscoll
W. R. Grace
P. Sullivan
Matthew Foley
Edward Madden
Joseph Carey
Charles Carey
Joseph O’donnell
Thomas Smith
William Strain
James Laskey
Daniel McIntire
B. McArdle
Robert Laskey
M. J. O'Hara
E. Brennan
Henry Laskey
Coal prices in London slip further
London markets report coal prices fell by another shilling or so on November 24 as demand remained soft and imports continued to ease.
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London
Lana
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MR. M'Kinley
Fle
Ohio
New England
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Union
Congress
Free Trade Congress
Friends of Protection
Evermore
Sumter
Hood’s
Ocean
Party of Action
Progress
Susie C. Rumril
Royalton, Vt
Shawmut Furniture CO
Shawmut Ave
A.d.davidson
Sunday Post
H.l.stearns
C- E.H. Haskell
Cooper
W. Wattles
Chas, Boyce
Edwin A.hartshan
Hpsspan
John Hopewell
H.d.munson
Heeluah Morse
Beverly K.moore
Henry Sariman
Het Euhub
Hayes
Pacratsresky
Francis W Breed
C. W. Stearns
Hes
Ree H.capen, DQ
Geo
Boston Post
Daily Post
Leopold Morse & CO
Washington and Brattle Sts
Ulsters
Cape
Inverness Hood
Frank
Blucher
Banner
Nonada Best Tex
Pall Siz Torcho
A.W. Wheeler & CO
T. FE. Williams
Court Street
Pavers
Graves
Maryland
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Washington and Brattle Streets
Price
Hanover Street
Upflicht
Sojer Boys
Olsom
Union Stree
DR. Ray
al Vines
Evice Ational Company
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