Applause Greets Speaker Amid Party Lines and Quorum Roar
The speaker attacked the Independents in politics but drew strong applause for his North and common schools remarks. Cheers greeted a plan for colored men in the South to vote and be counted. Greenhalge of Lowell received praise, and discussions of Gray sparked cheers and humor to hold the audience. The Powell-Clayton race was presented as Republican support, and Reed's quorum counting drew the wildest approval.
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Massachusetts Campaign Speech by Republican Leaders
A Massachusetts Republican rally features Chairman Burdett, Gov Brackett, Sen Hoar, and Congressmen Cogswell and Lodge. They tout tariff reform, U S Senate actions, and defend the 1890 tariff bill, contrasting Republican progress with Democratic criticisms, and urging voter ratification in November.
Liberality and Liberty in Massachusetts Tariff Debate
The speech contrasts Plymouth Rock and Jefferson Davis to champion liberty and equal voting rights. It defends a full poll of the negro vote, mocks Tariff foes, and praises Republican reform, House majorities, and the drive for fair ballots amid 1890 political tensions. Senator Hoar and Congressman Greenhalge spotlight reform, elections, and national unity.
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Mass Hartford meeting raises famine fund total
A Hartford mass meeting last night raised 525 dollars for the Ireland famine fund. The same week reports show 196 US and 29 Canada business failures to Bradstreet's BK Russell and Co. in the United States 183 and Canada 30. Walter W. Bigelow was found not guilty in Portland Maine of embezzling merchandise from a mail car. The Davy Crockett schooner seized for fishery treaty violation was released after bonds set at 25000. The Houston and Texas Central strike over colored switchmen ended as firemen and trainmen unions did not sustain it and workers returned.
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Jury Disagrees in Clarke Forging Case at Providence
In Common Pleas Court Nettie L. Clarke faced forgery charges for a note at Mechanics Savings Bank. The jury stood ten for acquittal and two for conviction, the indictment was continued, and Clarke was bailed for 5000 by H L Dorsey and William H Draper.
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Bunco Steerers Swindle Farmer in Greenfield
Greenfield on October 10 reports L. B. Voice of Shelburne swindled out of 1000 dollars by bunco steerers posing to buy his farm. No clue to the culprits.
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Rumor Canadian Pacific Buys Montreal Concord Link
Montreal October 10 rumor suggests the Canadian Pacific railway has bought or gained control of the Montreal Boston and Concord line linking Montreal with Boston and Concord.
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Silver bill's likely repeal favors free coinage move
The Providence Journal notes the silver bill fails its intended functions and predicts repeal by Congress, signaling a shift toward absolute free coinage as the likely policy outcome. The item frames the debate as a strategic misfire with future legislative reversal probable.
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Salt Rheum Cure Said To Relieve Child Sufferings
A Lowell testimonial claims Hood's Sarsaparilla and ointment cured a baby's salt rheum on face head and neck after years of itching and illness. The family credits the remedy with smooth fair skin and full recovery. Sold by druggists, 1 dollar, six for four dollars.
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