Keynoted Worcester banquet fuels Democrat resolve in Massachusetts
At a Worcester Lincoln House dinner, Massachusetts Democrats voiced unity against the A P A, applauded leaders like John E Russell, Josiah Quincy, and George Fred Williams, and urged a platform of sound money and protective tariff reform. Speakers warned Republicans to reject sectarian influences while lauding Cleveland era policies and call for disciplined campaigns ahead of November elections.
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Worcester
Party of Liberty of
Both
Sid the Park
Democratic Party
Josiah Quincy
Bostom
Grover Cleveland
Walker
Crisp
Thomas Jefferson
Cleveland
Jackson
Massachusetts
van Buren
Treasury
Congress
Grant
Harrison
Spanish America
Hawaii
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Séta A
Whicch
Republican Party
John F. Fitzgerald
Republic
Wiliam BE. Russell
Janet
Carlisle
George Fred Williams
Commonwealth
Springfield
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Mass Democratic Convention Prelude in Worcester Bay State House Lobby
In Worcester Oct. 1 the Bay State House buzzes as the state convention crowd gathers for tomorrow’s meeting. Prominent figures including Josiah Springer Brow, John W. Corcoran, George Fred Williams, and John F. Fitzgerald mingle with longtime Democratic boosters amid plans for a united front and a strong ticket, signaling renewed energy for Massachusetts Democrats.
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Worcester
Bay State House
Lincoln House
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Bay State
State Committee
Democratic Party
Collins
Josiah
How They Left Boston State Delegates Depart for Convention
At the Boston and Albany depot delegates and many reporters gathered as trains carried leaders toward the State convention. Notables including ex-Mayor Matthews ex-Senator Kennedy and ex-Supt. Burke mingled on the platform while others like Gov. Russell and various central committee members joined the convention trains. Journalists followed to cover the event and the lineup of attendees from Brockton Lowell East Boston and surrounding cities.
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Republican Party
Commonwealth
American Protective Association
Matthews
Az. P. A
John E. Russell
Boston
Worcester
Quincy
State Committee
John W. Corcoran
George Fred Williams
Democratic Party
John H. Sullivan
Charles E. Stratton
John F. Fitzgerald
New England
John W. Coughlan
Fall River
P. Maguire
Patrick Maguire
Bostor Democracy
Robert M. Burnett
Southboro
Courtney
Lowell
Harvard
Redberry Club
Old Orchard
Ned Leary
Gallivan
Tom Strange
Michael Doherty
Denis Cawley
Michael Carney
North End
Collins
House of
Representa
Thomas F. Hunt
Roxbury
House
Senate
Edward F. O'Sullivan
Lawrence
John W. Coveney
East Cambridge
Postmaster Coveney
Williams
Coveney
State House
Thomas J. Gargan
Boston & Albany
Albany
Gols
Jim” Donovan
Alderman Flood
P. J. Kennedy
William J. Burke
Joseph J. Corbett
Charlestown
William H Jordan
State Central Committee
Brockton
Philip J. Farley
Lawlor
P. J. Grady
Tom McDevitt
Henry V. Cunningham
Internal Revenue
William E. Russell
Salem
Glozweeser
Lynn
Opposition to H. R. Reed in Worcester Race
Worcester October 1 rivals form against Henry B Reed a member of the State Democratic committee. Reliable authority says Reed's election will be opposed by supporters of George Fred Williams the Democratic candidate for Governor in the upcoming election.
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Democratic Party
Wiley
Republican Party
Commonwealth
Charles
Hamlin
Worcester
Toy Cope
Henry B. Reed
State Democratic Committee
Reed
George Fred Williams
Guero
Reefl
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Joseph H. Walker
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Springer Bros
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Springer Brow
James Donovan
James B. Carroll
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