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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1896

Page

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Democratic Leaders in Boston Split Over Williams Candidacy

An advanced October 15 Republic editorial accuses George Fred Williams of destabilizing the party and weakening William Jennings Bryan’s campaign. It argues the Boston Democratic leaders will withhold full party support and may spur ticket-scratching, signaling a harsh rebuke of Williams.

Republic Patrick Maguire Boston George Fred Williams Mr. Bryan Wiliams

Mr Williams as a Leader Hurts Bryan Campaign

A critical view of George Fred Williams’s role in the Democratic party argues his East speeches and tactics alienate voters, jeopardize Massachusetts campaigns, and threaten party unity. It condemns riotous conduct at Music Hall and predicts collapse of party order if his influence remains.

Bryan Mavwell George Fred Williams Williams Bryan Massachusetts Much Hall Democratic Party Music Hall State House West Chicago

Murderous Assault on Miss Hattie White on Church Street

Grant Stewart 26 shoots Hattie White 22 on Church and Knox streets. Stewart then shoots himself in the mouth but survives. both charged and in custody. White hospitalized with three bullet wounds and a skull fracture. doctors fear grave prognosis.

Church Street Grant Stewart Hattie White Stewart Fernald Station 4 Williams City Hospital Knox Street House of Chemical 2 Flynn Chemical Melrose Street Melrose Church Streets 144 Castle Street Miss White

Missouri Count Lets Bryan Lead In Illinois And Missouri Totals

In Missouri seventy one counties reported results with Bryan at 1357 votes and McKinley at 1100, giving Bryan a 257 lead. Illinois counts exclude Chicago and Cicero, showing Bryan 3463 to McKinley 9362 with Chicago/Cicero still outstanding.

McKinley Bryan Palmer Illinois Chicago Cicero Missouri Bryan McKinley Harrison Cleveland Con Meares Assouri Arrison Level Ch Lam

Harvard Dominates Wesleyan in Punt Fueled Civil War on Soldiers Field

Harvard outplayed Wesleyan with a stronger second half and superior punt game led by Raymond and Dunlop. Wesleyan struggled on offense, misfired passes, and slow backs while Harvard’s line opened holes for steady gains.

Harvard Wesleyan Soldiers Dunlop Raymond Newton Athletic Association Crimson Trinity Wilson Wheeler Swain Gore Bouve Lewis Moulton Cozzens Sullivan Beale Dibblee Newell R. W. Emmons Hellowell Gerrish Newell Wrightington Waters Princeton Carlisle

Robbery Missing $20,000 on New York Arrival

John Norris of Taunton Massachusetts reported a $20,000 theft after two men befriended him aboard a Fall River Line boat. Norris claimed he woke to find his grip containing $19,000 in bills and $1,000 in gold missing near Murray Street. Police seek the two suspects and Norris’s tracking details.

New York Charles Street John Norris Taunton Mass Fall River Line Murray Street Mr. Narris Tr. Norris Mr. Norris

Three Men Die In Fog Bound Hazelton Train Crash

A foggy evening collision in Hazelton Pennsylvania between a locomotive and a trolley car leaves three dead David John Williams William Stapleton and Jefferson Kirschmer two others fatally hurt and about a score injured. The crash occurs at a railroad crossing when the engine without a headlight strikes the car splitting it in two.

Hazelton Penn David John Williams William Stapleton Jefferson Kirschmer

Man Hangs Self in Fitchburg Station House

Frederick Hubert, a husband and father of seven, attempted suicide by hanging in the Fitchburg police station this afternoon after a long drinking spree. He survives with unspecified condition reported by authorities.

Fitchburg Frederick Hubert

Moonshiners Raid Largest City Distillery Behind Dyestuffs Shop

A four story brick building at 394 First Street South Boston housed a major moonshine operation run by George Brown and Tomas Dooner. Police, aided by Captain Hoffman in disguise, seized vats, molasses, steam equipment, and two large condensers after arresting Brown and questioning a second suspect. United States officials confirmed high alcohol content with 80 percent proof.

First Street Boston Station 6 South Old Kentucky F Street Dorchester Avenue Hoffman George Brown Tomas Dooner School Street Somerville Tem Dooner United States Brown Hinckel EK. A. Sargent Donovan Leary Onrce Keane

Triple Tragedy in Columbia Ga Murder of Three Officers Ends in Manhunt

In Columbia Georgia this afternoon J A White a shoemaker and his son Henry White killed two policemen on Thirteenth Street and fatally wounded another on Sixteenth Street after being summoned to court. Richard Adams shot dead. Officers Jackson Roberts and Pickett wounded. Henry White captured in Alabama. public lynching feared.

Columbia, Ga J. A. White Henry White Thirteenth Street Sixteenth Street Richard Adams Rumsey Adams White Jackson Charles Roberts Roberts Winchester Jackson Pickett Pickett Young ‘White Alabama

Williams at Columbus Addresses Free Silver Supporters

George Fred Williams of Massachusetts spoke to about 6000 at the Board of Trade Auditorium in Columbus urging free silver. The crowd included many Republicans drawn by his silver position, while some attendees did not share his views but acknowledged his stirring rhetoric.

Columbus George Fred Williams Massachusetts Board of Trade Williams Republians

Amnesty Granted to Italian Prisoners for Royal Wedding

The Italian cabinet approved amnesty for a large number of prisoners in celebration of the marriage of the Prince of Naples crown prince of Italy and Princess Helena of Montenegro in Rome on October 14.

Rome Naples Italy Helena Montenegro

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