Bryan Campaign Tour Through Michigan and Wisconsin
Republican and Democratic campaigning details from Oct. 14 show Bryan's train stopping in Ironwood Iron River Watersmeet Florence Norwood Escanaba Ishpeming Negaunee Marquette and Mackinaw City. Crowds ranged from hundreds to thousands as he spoke on free coinage and usury laws while miners and workers watched.
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Duluth
Minnesota
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Prvectos
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Bessemer
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Tron Mountain
National Bank
Iron River
McKinley
Mr. Bryan
Florence
Wisconsin
America
Mark Hanna
Escanaba
Iron Mountain
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Mrs. Bryan
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Norway
People of Powers
Democrats
Democratic Party
Coal Trust
Vette
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Political Upheaval in Revere Nominates For Legislature
In Revere a cascade of caucus splits over a twenty eighth district seat led to two delegate sets and a city committee row. Thomas Lane was ousted as town chair after a second caucus, while a regular convention later named N. Robinson and Albert Bitzgmeyer moved to unify efforts amid contested delegations and credential issues.
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Ludlow
John BF. O’brien
T. L. Murtha
Chelsea
George A. Foxcroft
Winthrop
Music Hall
Thomas Lane
Lane
Clarence C. Cunningham
Nat Robinson
State See
Albert Bitzgmeyer
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John G. O'Brien
Resent
Elaea
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Iptared
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Mide
Frank de Butts
Boston and Maine Rally at Union Station Draws Voters
A Republican rally under the Boston and Maine Gold Club was held at Union Station last night with 150 to 200 attendees. J. G. Abbott Jr. presided and speakers included Eugene Walbaugh, Hon. F. D. Allen of Lynn, and John J. Douglass of Boston and the Democratic State committee.
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Boston and Maine Gold Club
Union Station
J. G. Abbott, Jr
Eugene Walbaugh
F. D. Allen
Lynn
John J. Douglass
Boston
Democratic State Committee
Harvard Republicans plan intercollegiate club parade in Boston
The Harvard Republican Club held a mass meeting with over 300 students in Massachusetts Hall. R C Davis presided and announced an intercollegiate parade with Technology, Boston University, Boston Dental College and Tufts, to be hosted in Boston the last week of the month. Speakers included F R Steward J P Warren C A Duniway W S Youngman and J P Parker. Special cars leave Harvard Square at 7 30 tomorrow for a Republican gathering at the American House in Boston.
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Upper
Massachusetts Hall
R. C. Davis
Republican Clubs of Technology
Boston University
Boston Dental College
Tufts
Boston
F. R. Steward
J. P. Warren
C. A. Duniway
William B. Russell Democratic Club Plans Nationwide Circulation
The Cambridge based sound money group held a lively meeting at its headquarters last night. It has grown quickly and now lists many prominent national figures. The club voted to mail a circular to leading Democrats nationwide urging the formation of W. B. Russell Democratic clubs.
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Democratic Club
Sound Money Organization of
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W. B. Russell
Socialist Vice Presidential Candidate Speaker Planned at Faneuil Hall
Mathew Maguire born in Boston Harbor forty five years ago aboard the vessel carrying his Irish parents spoke of shifting from Knights of Labor to the Socialistic Labor party. A Beacon Beacon street parade precedes his Faneuil Hall appearance. In Winthrop Town Hall a Bryan Sewall rally drew a good crowd with a brass band, chaired by Thomas Lane and featuring Clarence Cunningham L Ramsdell and Philip J Doherty.
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Faneuil Hall
Boston Harbor
Ireland
Knights of Labor
Socialistic Labor Party
Beacon
Charles Streets
Winthrop Town Hall
Bryan-Sewall
George Fred Williams
Thomas Lane
Clarence C. Cunningham
L. Ramsdell
Philip J. Doherty
Registration increases across multiple cities
Registration totals rise in several communities with increases shown: Somerville 1000, Fall River 12400, Everett 361, Woburn 161, Salem 418, Worcester 1000, Waltham 554, Medford 3071, Brockton 6944 with 413 additional registrations.
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Somerville
Fall River
Everett
Woburn
Salem
Worcester
Waltham
Medford
Brockton
Legislative Nominations Listed for Worcester and Nearby Districts
The notice names candidates for state offices including Thirteenth Worcester Representative Henry F. Thrasher and Francis F. Farrar both Republicans. Hampshire Franklin senatorial William J. Reilly a Democrat. First Hampshire Representative Albert A. and Charles S. Shattuck as Republicans. Seventeenth Middlesex Representative Charles E. Brown a Republican. Franklin-Hampshire senatorial Seymour Rockwell and William A. Greenfield Democrats. Second Franklin Representative Herbert C. Parsons Republican. Ninth Middlesex Representative John A. Bullivan Democrat.
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Worcester
Henry F. Thrasher
Francis F. Farrar
Hampshire-Franklin
William J. Reilly
Hampshire
Alberta
Charless. Shattuck
Seventeenth Middlesex
Charles E. Brown
Franklin-Hampshire
Seymour Rockwell
William A. Greenfield
Franklin
Herbert C
Somerville Worker Severely Burned by Electrical Lamp
Frank Ott of West Somerville, an employee of Somerville Electric Light Company, suffered a sharp electric shock while repairing an arc lamp on Lowell Street. His right hand was badly burned as he tinkered with the lamp using roof nippers.
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Somerville
Frank Ott
West Somerville
Somerville Electric Light Company
Lowell Street
Noted thieves sentenced in Superior Court
Judge Gaskill sentenced Frank Williams to State prison not less than five nor more than six years and James Lyons to the House of Correction for four years. They were adjudged common and notorious thieves arising from Michael J. McManus, George J. Spitz and T. A. Isaacson.
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Superior Criminal Court
Gaskill
Frank Williams
James Lyons
House of Correction
Michael J. McManus
George J. Spitz
T. A. Isaacson
Cambridge Debates Water Typhoid Link Milk Suspect
Cambridge health and water officials address a typhoid outbreak centered near the new Hobbs Brook Basin. They note many cases since July and discuss shifting blame toward contaminated milk while denying a water emergency. ელ
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Hobbs Brook
Stony Brook
Cambridge
Fry
Boston
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Richard Harding
Pretender Don Carlos Warns of Carlist Rise in Interview
Madrid reports Don Carlos, claimant to the Spanish throne, asserts Cuba policy and military inaction helped an insurrection grow. The Heraldo interview signals possible Carlist advent and government missteps.
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Don Carlos
Spain
Heraldo
Martinez Campos
Cuba
Sale for Episcopal City Mission at Hotel Vendome
A sale to benefit the Episcopal City Mission is planned for this year at the Hotel Vendome a week before Thanksgiving. Division 36 of the A. O. H. in Somerville will hold its first social in Union Hall Union Square. The division, organized in April, is in flourishing condition.
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Hotel Vendome
Somerville
Union Hall
Union Square
Captain Lucy Funeral Held in Cambridge Church
The funeral of Captain of Police Thomas H. Lucy occurred yesterday at Harvard Street Methodist Episcopal Church Cambridge after private services at his Western Avenue home. City officials and police escorted the cortege. notable attendees included Post 30 G A R and Company C Third Massachusetts Volunteers with interment at Cambridge Cemetery.
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Harvard Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Cambridge
Skene
Western Avenue
Folsom
Bancroft
Odiorne
Post 30
Company C
Third
Massachusetts Volunteers
Cloyes
John H. Murray
Aberle
Butcher
McNulty and McCrehan
George 8. Evans
Daniel R. Melcher
Cambridge Cemetery
Parish Revolt Over Pastor Sparks North Attleboro Turmoil
In St Marys parish 1500 members demand removal of their pastor after twenty years of service. Bishop Harkins to decide. Parishioners cite halted church progress, though the pastor is active and well educated. He recently attended the cotton centennial World Fair and a European visit.
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North Attleboro
St. Mary's Parish
Harkins
Europe
Fall River Strikers Set to Return to Stevens Mill
Fall River weavers from the Stevens Mill who have been on a nine day strike will go back to work tomorrow after presenting themselves to the superintendent. Notices of a wage reduction were to be taken down, replacing the earlier 4 percent cut framed as a readjustment.
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Fall River
Stevens
Holmes Named Treasurer of Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
At a directors meeting Joseph C. Holmes was appointed treasurer succeeding the late Curtis C. Nichols. Holmes has nineteen years with the bank and five years as assistant treasurer.
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Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
Joseph C. Holmes
Curtis C. Nichols
Holmes
Boston Wom en Add to Personal Crisis List
Two women aged 36 and 63 are listed as recent personal crisis deaths in Boston area records. Eva Russell, 36, found dead from gas at 17A Portland Street after a night visit with a German logger. autopsy to follow. Charlotte Elliott, 63, of Mountan Avenue Revere, drowned in a School Street clay pit. family notified and investigation underway.
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Eva Russell
Nettie Russell
Black
Charles Lewis
Portland Street
Gernan
Lewis
Dunn
Staton
Nettie Boynton
Middlesex Street
Lowell
Harris
Elliott
Charlotte A. Eliott
Revere
School Street
Charles Upton
Ellot
Mountain Avenue
Everett
W C T U Convention Held In Pittsfield
In Pittsfield on October 14 the W C T U gathering featured Rev I C Smart leading devotions. Gubernatorial hopeful Allen Coffin of Nantucket spoke briefly saying women voting could carry his election. The Brockton Ys won the prize banner presented by Mrs Fessenden. Mrs Peterson of Boston spoke for the Willard Y settlement.
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Pittsfield
I. C. ‘Smart
Allen Coffin
Nantucket
Brockton
Fessenden
Peterson
Boston
Willard “Y
Hotel owners settle debts and restructure in Athol
F A Aldrich of the Pequing House settles with creditors at fifty cents on the dollar and may not continue running the hotel. Charles A Piper of Putnam leases the Commercial House for ten years and runs a Putnam hotel. Mr Kendrick moves to Orange to manage the Mansion House.
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F. A. Aldrich
Pequing House
Charles A. Piper
Putnam, Conn
Putnam
Kendrick
Orange
Boston Despatch Temporarily Suspends After Directors Meeting
The Boston Despatch with eight days growth suspended after a directors meeting. Officials cite inability to publish on current press and say a new press will be installed. The paper will reappear a few weeks after the election and likely under a new name.
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Boston
Medford History Carnival Opens With Elaborate Show
Medford Historical Society presents a carnival of historic events at the opera house with elegant costumes and strong performances. Tonight features a Lincolnshire Inn scene and plans include an additional Mile Standish portrayal and Civil War tableaux. Royall House visits expand with Sunday hours.
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Mistick
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Squaw Sachem
George Washington
Fulton
Bowery
Whortleberry
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Bunker Hill
Brooks
Washington
Italy
Turkey
Germany
Tyrol
Russia
China
America
Scollay Square
Boston
Royall House
Lexington Trotting Races Oberve Heavy Track Conditions
Lexington Kentucky October 14 Trotting meet draws large crowd despite heavy track The 2:17 class trotting finished with Axtelloid first Lynn Bourbon second Felicianea third Best time 2:19 1 4 Blue Grass stakes 2009 2:19 class trotting George C first Atlantis second Straight Line third Best time 2:17 1 2 2:07 class pacing purse 1000 Badge first Lottie Jaine second Pearl C third Best time 2:10 1 4 2:21 class trotting purse 8 unfinished Robson and Clay each took a heat Best time 2:19
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Axtelloid
Lynn Bourbon
Felicianea
George C
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Reading room dedication in Readville by Lt. Gov Wolcott
Lieutenant Governor Wolcott assisted in dedicating the Phillips Brooks reading room public library in Readville. The Blue Hill Evangelical Society received the building from Mrs. E. F. Stetson of Boston. The church was filled as the governor praised the project in a brief, formal ceremony.
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Readville
Wolcott
Phillips Brooks
Blue Hill Evangelical Society
E. F. Stetson
Boston
Pertin
Leighton Park
D. D
T. Elliott
Amherst pastor called to Worcester Union Church
Worcester October 14 The Union Church voted unanimously to call Rev. John F. Tuttle of the College Church at Amherst to lead the new Union Church in Worcester a project valued at twenty thousand dollars.
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Worcester
Union Church
John F. Tuttle
College Church
Amherst
Rumored Davis Company Case to go before Grand Jury
In SALPM on October 14 rumors claim the Davis Oliver and Hathaway cases of the H. A. Davis Company, which were investigated in court, may be presented to the grand jury if banks that suffered losses decide to pursue action.
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Davis
Bargain Clothing Sale At 91 Summer St Boston
Dozens of English suits topcoats and boys wear offered at deep discounts for Thursday opening at 8 am. 110 cases of fine men's clothing unveiled with hundreds of items including knee pants, reapers, two-piece wool suits, overcoats, and hats priced far below typical values.
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A. T. Stewart
Idec
Cusem
Melton
Yankeer’s
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