Men of Plymouth Hear Democratic Rally at Davis’s Opera House
A Democratic rally drew a large Plymouth audience at Davis’s Opera House on October 13. Speakers included John E. Russell and Brooks Adams with Ezra W. Reid presiding. Notables on the platform spanned southern Plymouth County such as Thomas Alden, William J. Wright, Philander Cobb, William Appleton, Thomas Kingston, Judge Charles G. Davis, and Dr. E. D. Hill. Brooks Adams of Quincy focused on the silver question. Russell spoke amid applause and cheers.
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Opera House
John E. Russell
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Ezra W. Reid
Plymouth County
Thomas Alden
William J. Wright
Duxbury
Philander Cobb
William Appleton
Thomas Kingston
Charles G. Davis
E. D. Hill
Quincy
Russell
RUSSELL DEFENDS PROHIBITION STANCE AND STATE REFORM
The Hon John E Russell argues that Greenhalge backs no prohibition by current stance but may support it if pressed by legislature He denounces McKinley tariff logic and calls for reform including abolition of the state council He frames a democratic path for Massachusetts amid national issues and warns of economic strain from tariff and silver debates
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Brooks Adams on political choice in modern London ethics
Brooks Adams argues the current troubles extend beyond local or national issues to emotional factors, urging a fresh independence from all entrenched groups. He contends London politics demand a new direction and personal responsibility amid shifting ideologies.
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Meath
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Democrats rally with Williams attacking Sherredon repeal bill
The Springfield rally features Hon. George Fred Williams denouncing Republican monet ary policy and urging leadership by Grover Cleveland. He condemns the Sherman repeal bill and calls for statewide reform, arguing for Democratic control of the legislature and support for Cleveland. He names Russell and Carroll as Springfield messengers to the White House.
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Ward 10 Republican Rally Falls Short in Attendance
Ward 10 Republicans met at Horticultural Hall to endorse Greenhalge and Wolcott but turnout was small with about ten people present at eight. Speakers included Curtis Guild Charles H Innes Bowdoin Parker who urged support while Parker touted his council work and potential legislative bid.
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Evictions and Suffering in South Boston’s Swan Point
A Boston Post report details evictions by the New York New Haven Hartford railroad as Swan Point residents lose homes on Dorchester Avenue. Families describe shattered buildings, rising rents, and widespread distress while officials urge settlements and sales.
Railroad Bulldozing Tactics Stir South Boston Property Rift
The New York New Haven and Hartford line is accused of buying up South Boston properties at rock bottom prices. Tenants are evicted or pay little to no rent as signs advertise rooms to let. Landlords cry foul of coercive tactics, saying small holders are bought out to pressure larger owners. Public sentiment calls for scrutiny and action amid widespread unrest.
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Ironclads and fall overcoats drive prices down at Fisk & Goff
The Cyclone baying at Washington promises a political storm while Fisk & Goff advertise drastic discounts. Fall overcoats sell from 4.50 to 8 under downtown competitors and men’s double breasted sacks go for 12. The firm bills itself as delivering money saving deals at 1782 and 184 Washington Street opposite Hollis Street.
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Unitarian Talk Set on Abraham Story at Beacon Street
The Saturday afternoon talk at the Unitarian building 25 Beacon Street on Oct 14 covers the Story of Abraham Part First. Primary workers meet at 2 o'clock and intermediate and advanced at 3. The public is cordially invited.
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American held for extradition in London fraud case
Charles Poole, an American, arrested in London on October 7, appeared at Bow Street Police Court and was remanded for extradition on the charge of defrauding the United States Printing Company in Indianapolis.
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Charles Poole
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Indianapolis
Everett Mill to Run Seven Hours a Day in Lawrence
Everett mill in Lawrence will operate seven hours daily for five days each week starting Monday and continuing until further notice. In the past two weeks the mill has run full time in all departments.
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Independent Run Filed for New Bedford Candidate
William B. Smith of New Bedford has filed nomination papers with the Secretary of State as an independent candidate for Representative.
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New Bedford
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People's Party nominates Carey for Governor at State House
The nomination papers of the People's party were placed on file at the State House yesterday, naming George KR Carey as candidate for Governor.
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