The tariff fight and democratic duty in Massachusetts
A Massachusetts Democrat argues against Republican tariff protection and monopolistic influence, condemning Quay and Dudley linked corruption, urging George Fred Williams as a reform candidate to restore freedom of debate, honest elections, and minority rights in Congress and state government. He cites 1872 Sherman and 1883 tariff commission as precedents, praises Cleveland, and warns of higher taxes under McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
United States
Pennsylvania
Canada
Republican Party
Sherman
Sentlemen
Cleveland
Carlisle
Millls
Congress
West
Dudley
Quay
Seagate
Abraham Lincoln
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Williams
Europe
America
Washington
George Fred Williams
South Carolina
Chandler
Mr. Lodge
Alabama
Ninth
Jackson
Democor
Free Trade and
Dedham
Col Charles R Codman Boston Leader and Civil War Colonel
Colonel Charles R Codman eldest son of Charlies Russell and Anne Codman born in Paris in 1829 educated in Boston schools with notable teachers later Harvard graduate 1849 practiced law briefly then mercantile pursuits served in state government roles and as president of local boards and associations including Boston Provident Association Homoeopathic Hospital and Harvard overseers 1878 to 1890 a Republican turned Cleveland Democrat led Massachusetts Forty fifth Regiment and was a mayoral candidate in 1878 resident of Barnstable since 1855 with long Cotuit residence summaries of career and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Codman
Charlies Russell
Anne (Macmaster) Codman
Paris
France
Boston
Henry R. Cleveland
Edmund T. Cushing
New Hampshire
Franklin Forbes
William A. Muhlenberg
Flushing
L. I
Harvard College
James W. Austin
Hawaiian Islands
Horace Davis
Martin Brimmer
Charles T. Choate
Abbott Lawrence
Thornton K. Lothrop
Lemuel Shaw
Charles L. Flint
Charles G. Loring
Harvard Law School
House of Representatives
Judiciary Committee
Codman
Republican Party
Forty-fifth
Massachusetts Regiment
Boston Cadets
Robert C. Winthrop
Boston Provident Association
Boston Homœopathic Hospital
State Insane Asylum
Westboro
Gid
Colonel Codman
Barnstable
Cotuit
George Fred Williams Nominated for Congress in Ninth District
Sourth Framingham October 8. George Fred Williams of Dedham was nominated by the Democratic party for Congress from the ninth district. The convention publicly supported Williams amid expectation of another nominee, with applause greeting a Newton delegate’s speech. Williams declared as the honest reform candidate, echoing the district’s past revolt against GOP misrule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fred Williams
Congress
Sourth Framingham
Dedham
Mr. Williams
J. F. Stratton
E. B. Haskell
Newton
Williams
Winslow Warren
O'Neil letter of acceptance renomination for Congress
Joseph H. O'Neill accepts unanimous renomination to represent Fourth District in Congress. He argues business interests over politics, criticizes McKinley tariff, urges Massachusetts to back Democratic candidates, and calls for a united stance to protect industrial supremacy. He cites tariff reform as paramount and expresses hope in the Democratic party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Great Northwest
East
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Commonwealth
William KE. Russell
Pennsylvania
Northwest
Old Bay
New England
Joseph H. O'Neill
Profit Sharing Prompts Unitarian Club Meeting Debate
The first monthly Unitarian Club dinner at the Vendome featured Reverend N P Gilman presenting an essay on profit sharing later debated by General Francis A Walker Reverend Brooke Herford and Rowland Hazard. A motion sought honorary membership for Walbridge A Field and a plan to fund a Delfthaven memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Gilman
Francis A. Walker
Brooke Herford
Rowland Hazard
Unitarian Club
Vendome
Peace Vale Woollen Mills
Walbridge A. Field
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Arthur T. Lyman
Rowland Hazara
The
Lion
Frederic W. Lincoln
M. J. Savage
Charles O. Gage
Thomas H. Chandler
Julius H. Tuttle
Thomas QO. Richardson
Henry Lyon
William W. Wellington
William H. Ladd
J. Herbert Sawyer
Charles G. Wood
Oscar H. Sampson
William F. Matchett
Congregational Clubs
Delftshaven
Holland
Low Countries
Congregational Club
Lyman
Gilman
Lee
Peace Dale
R&r. I
Pillsbury
Minneapolis
G. J. Holyoake
Washington Gladden
Paris
Maison le Claire
Bon Marche
Chaix
Godin Foundry
Guise
Laroche- Joubert
Angouléme
France
Peace Dale Woollen Mills
Pillsbury Flour Mills
Springfield Foundry
Ara Cushman Shoe Factory
Rogers & Peet Clothing House
Rice & Gritt Moulding Company
Yale & Towne Lock Company
Proctor & Gamble Soap Works
N. O. Nelson Brass & Iron Works
Alfred Dolge Felt Factories
Century Company
Riverside Press
Rey
Herford
South Yorkshire
Eng
Briges Bros
England
Kingdom of God
George A. Chase
Perret
Bourne Mills
Fall River
Panarly
James Atherns
Cooperative Literary Press to Aid Authors Worldwide
A Co operative Literary Press in this city offers to edit critique and place manuscripts for authors and will handle all steps between author and publisher. It promises a literary service including short stories serials essays interviews and special correspondence with dissemination worldwide. For information contact Room 18 Herald Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Literary Press
Herald Building
Also Mentioned on This Page
Industrial Partnership
Uhiuest
Beri
Pia
Jennie June
Atty
Gen. Miller
COTT
Circuit Court OF the
Western District of Michigan
Northern Division
Inchancery
Thomas A. Mason
William Hart Smith
Sullivan Ballou
Pewabie Mining Company
Johnson Vivian
Henry Billings
Thomas H. Perkins
Alden B. Iyattrick
Daniel L. Demmon
Pewabie Copper Company
Circuit Court of the United States
Court House
Houghton
Michigan
Stamp Mill
Portage Lake
Sail Real Estate
Pewabic Mining Company
August Coburn
Wiltai Tewk
Office of the Register of Deeds
Houghton County
Isaac Jones
Liber l
Said
Franklin Mining Company
Register
Detroit & Lake Superior Copper Company
Samuel F. Hodge
John Senter
Pewahic Mining Company
Sthday
Sai Pewabic Mining Company
Joseph Flumel
William Sloskhing
Pewabie
Thomas Odgers
John Philips
the Register of Deeds
Quincy & Torch Lake Railroad
Hot One
Thirty-Six
Fifty-Five
Hotges
Fortage Lake
Vewabic Mining Company
Thomas W. Edwards
Liber 10 of Deeds
Pewabic
Michigan Coorporation
Marquette
Mich
Peter White
Dickinson, Thurber & Stevenson
Thomas
Dunstan
Alfred Russell
R. L. Daye& Co
Boston Stock Exchange
Holyoke Mutual Ins. Co
Salem
Danvers Se Bk
Peabody
Nat. Market Bk
Brighton
Do Winnisimmet Co
Admr
Hingham Cordage Co
Joston Atheneum
Do Reece BK
H. M. Co
Divy
Suffolk Nat. Bank
National City Bank
Nat. Webster BR
Citizens’ Bank of
Wichita
Kan
Advnr
Hill Mfg. Co
Lawrence Mfg. Co
Merrimack Mfg. Co
Fitchbore RR
Consol. RR
Maine Cent
Toledo
St. Louis
Bk. B.B.& Lynn RR
Newburyport & Amenbury St. Ry. Co
Nat
Lawrence Gas L. Co
Union Stockyards
Sioux City
National Tube Works
East Tennessee Land Co
American Steel Car Wheel Co
Ogdensburg Transit Co
Og. & Lake Cham
Cent
Vt. RR. Co
Wisconsin Cent
Ft. Scott & Gulf RR
Boston Water Power ;Co
Francis Henshaw & Coo
Congress Street
Corner Exchange Place
Boston Stock Hachange
Salem Gas Co
Thorndike Co
Dedham N. Bank
Globe N. Bank
Freeman’s N. Bank
N. Bank of Commerce
New Bedford
Metropolitan N. Bank
Mass. N. Bank
Hill Man.o
Pacific Mills
West Tnd St. Rv. Co
Fitchburg RR. Co
Revere Beach & Lynn RR
Boston & Albany RR
City
Lowell RR
Sante Fe RR
East Middlesex St. Ry. Co
Highland St. RR. Co
B. & Lowell RR
China
Boston & Maine RR
Fremont, Elk Horn & Mo. Valley RR
Horatio Harris & Co
State Street
California Fruit
Georges
Lewis Wharf
Messina Lemons
Messina
Florida
Faneuil Hall
California Fruits
B. L. Foster Morse
Ofice
Warren Street
Crawford Street
Bath
Saare
Samuel Hatch & CO
West End
Poplar Street
Milton St
Brighton Street
Bfiichton
Milton
Snow & CO
Fulton St
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Iowa
Chicago, Arlington & Quincey R. R. Co
Iowa Division
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
EK. Lk. Pratt
New Hampshire Trust
Manchester
N. H
Devonshire Street
Lowell
Mass
Austin K. Chadwick
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Stree
City Hall
City of
Charles Morton
Womston
HAL’ Cea
Waslachawa Setts
Sufpolk
Robinson & Fitzimmons
John W. McKim
Hoston
Suffolk
Mark KF. Burns
Commonwealth OF Massachusere
Margaret Pepperell
Loston
Frederick H. Temple
NEW York, New Haven & Hartsford Railroad Company
Union Station
New Haven
Connecticut
Charles P. Clark
B. Y. H.C. Union Employment Bureau
Boylston Street
W. Hu, Baldwan
W. B. Clark
Sec’ Lys
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!