Enthusiasm at rally as leaders address Boston crowd
The article lists numerous speakers including Moses Williams, John Winthrop, and others. Josiah Quincy and Mayor Matthews addressed the crowd after eight, with Quincy thanking supporters for a Democratic State central committee rally and introducing Mayor Matthews as presiding officer.
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Moses Williams
John Winthrop
George T. McLaughlin
Elbridge Cushnan
Benjamin J. Wells
E. J. Donovan
William F. McClellan
John J. Cantwell
John W. Hart
John F. Merrill
Charles A. West
George D. Pushee
P. J. Daly
James Maher
James W. McDonald
John F. Fitzgerald
A. P. Worthen
John R. Murphy
John H. Sullivan
J. C. Hall
William E. Weld
Salem DP. Charles
Timothy J. McDonough
Andrew J. Rady
John W. Leahon
Richard Sullivan
Bushrod Morse
James F. Burke
Henry Harrington
George A. Sanderson
B. J. Slattery
Matthews
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
Democratic State Central Committee
Democratic Party
Boston
Democratic Oration Attacks Greenhalge Platform
Boston audience hears Chairman Matthews contrast Greenhalge with the Democrats on civil service reform and the Sherman act. He ridicules Greenhalge four plank platform, questions birthplace and real estate claim, then urges business leaders to back Russell to repeal the Sherman act. Governor Russell introduced amid applause.
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Massachusetts
New Hamphire
Greenhalge
Congress
Cleveland
Republican Party
Nero
Rome
United States
Russell
Frederick T. Greenhalge
Russell Speech Frames Democratic Rallying Cry in Boston Hall
In a fervent Boston speech, Democratic leadership lauds Russell as Greenhalge is pressed on temperance and finance. The address blasts Republican policies including the McKinley tariff and Sherman act, calls for sound money, and pledges to oppose prohibition while urging broad electoral reform.
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Republican Party
Robinson
Bancroft
Russell
Greenhalge
Kim
Mr.Greenhalge
Senate
Thomas B. Reed
Worcester
House
Messrs. Hoar
Lodge
Olympus
Neal
Ohio
William L. Wilson
Stevens
Grover Cleveland
Commonwealth
Puritan
John Milton
Harrison
McKinley
Massachusetts
John A. Andrew
Charles Sumner
Henry Wilson
Wilson
Democratic Address by George Fred Williams in Massachusetts
The audience in the hall gave a strong reception to George Fred Williams as he defended Democratic principles and attacked Republican tactics in the Massachusetts campaign. He argued for sound money, recalled the Bland act and the 1890 silver policy, and warned of gold reserves and financial panic driven by Republican legislation.
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Greenhalge
Charles H. Allen
Lowell
Springfield
Massachusetts
England
Mr. Greenhalge
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Europe
Cleveland
Foster
Treasury
Lodge
Harrison
Quay
Dudley
Congress
Madison
House of Representatives
John Marshall
Hamilton
Peter
Faul
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Congress of
Reed
Frederick T. Greenhalge
George Fred Williams
Williams
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
United States
Commonwealth
Gore
Speech by Hon J B Carroll rallies Massachusetts Democrats
The crowd cheered as James B Carroll spoke for Democratic unity in backing Grover Cleveland and honest money. He framed the Massachusetts choice as clear between unwavering support for the President and opposition from Republicans, urging a solid, undivided stance without any doubts or compromises.
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Grover Cleveland
Washington
James B. Carroll
Springfield
Massachusetts
United States
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Egypt
Peabody Medal Honors Parker at Peabody Medical Institute
The Peabody Medal recognizes chief consulting physician W H Parker M D for his work at the Peabody Medical Institute in Boston. The National Medical Association awarded gold and jeweled medal and resolutions for his prize essay on nervous maladies. Prospectus is offered free with contact details and hours provided.
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W. H. Parker
National Medical Association
Boston Press
William H. Parker
Peabody Medical Institute
Nev
Bulfinch St
Boston
Mass
Prospectus
Fire sets blaze over McKinley era politics
A speech denounces a named man linked to McKinleyism and accuses Republicans of passing by "My dear Mr. Hart" and "My dear Mr. Pillsbury" who aided the fire that devastated local industries. The crowd applauds as the critic links the figure to the industrial destruction.
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Hart
Pillsbury
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