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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1892

Page

2

Indian Remedies for Wounds and Fevers Described

The article recounts Dr Hingston’s Nottingham talk on native healing. Indians improvise splints from saplings and moss, carry patients on handmade stretchers, and employ hot baths and steam to treat injuries and fever. They endure pain with stoicism, amputating limbs with hunting knives and using heated stones to control hemorrhage.

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Republican speech lauds prosperity while attacking Democrats

The speaker extols national prosperity under Republican rule, pledging loyalty to the party and its supremacy. He criticizes Democratic opposition on tariff and state issues, commends Governor Russell, and frames Republicans as safeguarding individual freedom and widespread welfare as Lincoln era ideals persist. Mr. Barrett introduces White law Reid.

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Whitman Reid Speech Strengthens Republican Stand

Whitlaw Reid delivers a forceful Republican defense praising Massachusetts support and the party’s ascent. He argues Democratic reversal would shock business, cites tariff and currency issues, notes Cleveland’s loyalty to his Chicago platform, and lauds McKinley tariff prosperity while challenging the electorate to votes and fair counts.

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Governor McKinley Speech Praises Protective Tariff Gains

Governor McKinley urged Massachusetts voters to choose protectionist policies and a strong currency, contrasting Republican aims for industry and honest money with Democratic calls for free trade. He cited bank failures and the 1890 tariff, lauding the 1846 law and noting improved prices and wages, ending with praise for President Harrison.

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Faneuil Hall Hosts Tariff Themed Campaign Event

A packed Faneuil Hall heard Sketch Artist Moore draw working people under protection, amid Democrat jibes and praise for American protection, Harrison, Reid, Haile and Wolcott. The Cambridge Glee Club delivered a topical song amid prolonged applause and cheers for the speakers.

Harrison Reid Haile Wolcott

Haile Urges Republican Unity and Prosperity Speech

Lieutenant-Governor Haile speaks to Republicans praising McKinley tariff and Harrison era prosperity. Hart introduces Haile as a seasoned public servant, urging voters to support him for governor as cheers erupt and applause follows. He defends the current banking and protectionist system against proposed changes.

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Wolcott Endorsed as Lieutenant Governor Candidate

In a Boston rally, Mr. Wolcott received warm applause as the nominee for Lieutenant Governor. He argues for a protective tariff, stable money, and the value of an industrially strong nation, praising the Republican stance and criticizing the Democratic line on currency.

New England Pene Cleveland Benjamin Harrison

Yorkville Belle Wins Fantest Handicap at Morgis Park

Yorkville Belle easily won the Fantest handicap at Morgis Park in Ne York, finishing a mile and a quarter in 2 06. Candelabra placed second, with Pickpocket third. Persistency noted in the field as the race concluded.

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Haile and Wolcott Address Audience After McKinley Speech

Haile introduced by the chairman received enthusiastic cheering as he spoke. Wolcott joined him delivering the same speeches given at Faneuil Hall, both met with strong applause and three cheers. The meeting adjourned at 11 05.

Wiliam H. Haile Mr. Wolcott Faneuil Hall

Steamer Marathon Released From Quarantine Action

The Cunard steamer Marathon leaves East Boston for quarantine station and back to deck under formal release papers. In Whitney Dimock cases the H M Whitney wrecking progresses to raise her, while the Ottoman is libelled for 401 748 32 dollars after collision. Local inspectors exonerate H F Dimock officers but suspend Captain Morrison’s license for six months.

Cunard Marathon Alexander Martin Boston Thomas Board of Health Peel Framingham Nelson Hallett Lowell Andohier & Welch Whitney Nantucket Shoals United States H. F. Dimock Henry Morrison

Rally at Prescott Draws Democratic Speakers

Greenwich October 4 The Democrats held a Prescott rally with John J Cantwell of Brookline and Walter Thorpe of Thompsonville as speakers. Cantwell, only 21, impressed with his speaking and knowledge while Thorpe discussed federal election and silver issues. The event drew enthusiastic applause and was described as very successful.

Greenwich Prescott John J. Cantwell Brookline Walter Thorpe Thompsonville William Parkill Cantwell Connecticut

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