National Purity Congress Opens in Baltimore
The National Purity Congress began in Baltimore with delegates from across the country protesting laws that would license vice. Speakers included Rev W Trpobine D D and Miss Francis Willard of the W C T U. Highlights addressed equality, morality, and the treatment of women and girls, urging broad reforms and education.
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Baltimore
National Purity Congress
W. Trpebine
New York
Julia Ward Howe
Powell
Howe
Hfe
Ontcene
Emily Blackwell
Woman's Peaks College
Charlton Edholm
Florence Crittenton
Edholm
Laura H. Satterthwaite
Trenton
N. J
Joseph May
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
J. W. Walton
Cleveland
Francis B. Willard
Willard
Miss Willard
England
Chicago
William H. Whitney
National Scientific Family Culture Institution of
Boston
Helen H. Gardener
Samuel C. Blackwell
Antoinette Brown Blackwell
Theodore Roosevelt
New York Board of Police Commissioners
Congress
Anthony Comstock
Ew ¥ Society For the Suppression of
Democratic Platform on Corruption and Corporate Power
The speaker argues for a corruption fund traceability law and public oversight to curb corporate influence. He attacks Republican ties to entrenched interests, defends proposed reforms like a reconstituted attorney general for public rights, and condemns Catholic-protestant school politicization while urging a Democratic majority to pass these measures. He cites Moody on legislative corporate control and calls for accountability.
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Sandwich
Mass
George Fred Williams
Town Committee
Middleboro
George T. McLaughlin
State Committee
J. W. Dalton
Hinckley
Thomas C. Day
Fason
Phinney
Barnstable
Seth Taylor
Yarmouth
William L. Nye
J. H. Slade
Quincy
Williams
Democratic Party
Commonwealth
Republican Party
Fitchburg
ieberesSod
Republican Party of
Massachusetts
Senate
House
American Protective Association
Association
Boston
Moody
Haverhill
Farmers National Congress backs silver coinage 16 to 1
Atlanta Oct 15 The Farmers National Congress devoted much of its time yesterday to national finance and declared for free coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1.
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Atlanta
Farmers’ National Congress
President Cleveland on steam yacht Oneida near Washington
President Cleveland travels aboard the steam yacht Oneida as it passes Cape Henry at 1 a m bound for Washington. The vessel proceeded through the Chesapeake capes early this morning en route to the capital.
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Edward C. Almy & CO
Washington and
Essex Streets
Godfrey Morse
Almy
Edward Co. Almy & CO
Boston
Washington
Cape Henry
Oneida
President Cleveland
Chesapeake
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