Massachusetts Democrats Stand for Free Raw Materials in Tariff Debate
In a mass rally, Massachusetts Democrats applaud Governor Russell’s record and advocate free raw materials to aid state industries. They mock Republican criticism, attack Tarriff policies, and pledge to discuss national issues like silver and the McKinley bill, urging debates with Lodge.
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Commonwealth
Tariff Reform Club of
New York
New England
Massachusetts
Lodge
Od Commonwealth
Haverhill
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Lowell
Hamilton
Appleton
Middlesex
Lawrence
Bovit
Washington and Atlantic Mills
Pacific and Pemberton Mills
Everett Mills
Holyoke
Fall River
Congress
Revere Company
Boston
Crocker Bros
Taunton
Republican Party
Lake Superior
Revere Copper Company
Point Shirley
Sandwich
Bay State
Suffolk
Wadlin
United States
Firth—Nex
Bradstreet
Wool Consumers’ Association
Arthur T. Lymaon
Jesse Metcalf
Lowell Manufacturing Company
Wanskuck, Weybosset
Nowet Us
American Wool Reporter
Hadley
Worcester
Hampden County
Berkshire
Asittle
Cnnsylvania
West
Colonel Allen
Mr. Lodge
Grover Cleveland
William E. Russell
All Stars
Democrats
Hyde Park
John E. Russell
Lianet Allen
Alien
Republican State Committee
Wisconsin
Music Hall
Nahant
Dawes
Allen
Cambridge
George M. Stearns
Chicoper
Allison
Butterworth
Chile
Argentine Republic
Brazil
Europe
Buenos Aires
South America
House of Representatives
Senate
Agai
Cleveland
Russell
Cicero
Pension Bureau
Harrison
Public Schools Race Speech by General Corcoran
General John W. Corcoran endorses the Democratic governor and party platform in Boston. He praises the administration, attacks Republican critics, and urges continued debate as the campaign momentum grows amid national electoral tensions.
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W. J. Dale, Esq
Sir
Massachusette
Rowe
New England
Massachusetts
George M. Stearns
Lowell
Pardon Meifi
Dawes
Nahant
Congressional Directory
Allen
John W. Corcoran
Boston
Commonwealth
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Dr Everett Speech on Republican Misrule in 1890 Election
Dr William Everett addresses a Worcester gathering, denouncing Republican officials and leaders in Massachusetts. He attacks party leaders, tariff policy, and reciprocity while praising Democratic aims, criticizing pension funding and the current surplus approach. The speech signals a broader 1890s political critique and promises continuation on page eight.
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William Everett
Worcester
Boston
Congress
Massachusetts
Russell
Democratic Party of
Democrats of
Massasetts
Massachuchusetts
Union
Republican Party of
Democrats
Democratic Party
Massachusets
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Illinois
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Poston
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New York Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of New York
Republcan
Andrew
O’neil
Lincoln
Sumner
Wilson
Wanamaker
Quay
Republican National Committee
George W. Childs
General Grant
Philadelphia Ledger
Boston Journal
Republican
Tray
Blanche
Sweetheart
MR. Allen
Small
Ames
Rhode Island
Manchester Locomotive Works
Albert Field Tack Company
American Screw Company
Washburn & Moon
South Boston
Tremont
Plymouth
Fairhaven Foundries
Armington Sims Engine Company
Boston Bridge Works
Cambridge Rolling Mills
American Axe and Tool Company
Pittsburg
Governor Ames
North Easton
East Bridgewater Iron Company
Fail River
Pembroke
Old Colony
Tisdale Iron Works
Weymouth
Providence
Robinson Iron Company
Parker Mills
South Boston Iron Company
Norway Iron and Steel Works
Bureau of Statistics
General Corcoran
DR. Everett
Queeney House
S. Johnson & Co
Nodirt
Price
Kearnard& CQ
Temple Place