Tariff clash sparks Worcester rally chaired by Thayer
Democrats in Worcester held a Mechanics Hall rally led by John R. Thayer with William B. Russell denouncing tariff policy. Russell argued free coal and iron are essential for New England, attacked Republican duties on ores and iron and cited evidence from the Boston Journal and industrialists like Washburn and Moen to claim tariffs harm local workers and industries.
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Worcester
Mechanics’ Hall
John R. Thayer
William &. Russell
Russell
The
Boston Journal
Massachusetts
New Egland
Pennsylvania
New England
Republican Party
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company
Moen
Koston
Chicago
Lake Superior
Mrr
Carnegie
Alger
Air. Russel
New York Engineering and Milling Journal
Congress
New Hampshire
A. Bb. Farquhar
United States
Pennsylvania Agricultural Works
York
Tle
Congressional Record
Canada
South America
Urope
America
American Screw Company
England
Armington & Simms Company
Providence
George Fred Williams
John W. Corcoran
Dr Everett in Revere Addresses Democratic Rally
Representative Warren M. Fenno chaired a Democratic rally in Revere Saturday night where Dr. William Everett spoke to voters from Revere and nearby towns. He challenged Congressmen Loutelle and Meine, accusing them of stirring Massachusetts Pennsylvania tensions and of pursuing self interest while denouncing protection principles.
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Everett
Revere
Warren M. Fenno
William Everett
Loutelle
Maine
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Meine
Hoar and Gargan Rally in Lexington for Tariff Reform
Sherman Hoar and Thomas J. Gargan spoke at a Lexington Democratic rally to boost the young congressional candidate. They pressed tariff reform, cited English wage and savings data, contrasted with repeal of corn laws, and criticized Republican tariff handling and Speaker influence while urging Massachusetts to elect thorough tariff reformers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
MaAstorR's Cement and Major's Rubber Cement Highlighted
The note praises MaAstorR's Cement and Major's Rubber Cement as two of the best cements available. It emphasizes their reliability and strong bonding, appealing to craftsmen and workers seeking durable results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maastorr
Major’s
Lodge and Candler rally on tariff and free coal stance
A Saturday rally featured Congressman Lodge and Speaker Candler addressing supporters led by L. L. Parsons. Lodge defended the tariff, urged reciprocity with Canada, and argued Nova Scotia coal was not suitable for widespread use while praising domestic anthracite. Candler lauded Harrison’s administration and criticized tariff reform critics, stressing reciprocity and Black enfranchisement issues.
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Saurus
Lodge
L. L. Parsons
Roger Q. Mills
Massachusetts
Nova Scotia
Canada
Columbia River
New England
Lodwe
Russell
Lode
Taunton
West End
Candler
Harrison
Congress
Thomas B. Reed
Grover Cleveland
Williams
Republican Party
Sierman
Dingley Tariff Talk At South Framingham Rally
In South Framingham on Oct 19 Republicans held an Elmwood Opera House rally with George A. Reed presiding and Congressman Nelson Dingley of Maine addressing the crowd. He praised the 1875-2017 tariff revisions, argued Mills and McKinley measures, defended protection, and warned of higher costs from sugar duties and tin plate under the tariff.
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MR. Dingley
South Framingham
Elmwood Opera House
George A. Reed
Nelson Dingley
Maine
Dingley
Candler
Mulls
Senate
Harrison
Republican Congress
Europe
United States
Harave
Congress
Walpole
Massachusetts
Candler Rally Draws Norwood Republicans at Village Hall
Warren KE Long presided at a Norwood Republicans rally in Village Hall on Saturday night. He opened by urging all eligible voters to oppose any candidate or measure and to participate in the upcoming election. The audience was moderately sized, with about half the attendees being women.
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Candler
Norwood
Village Hall
Warren KE. Long
Peculiar Infatuation and A Loyal Friend’s Cure
A New Jersey tale of a bride who wed a laborer only to discover the husband was a woman. The piece pivots to male bonds and self sacrifice, citing Meriden Connecticut resident John H. Preston who recovered from kidney and liver trouble after using Warner's Safe Cure, praising friendship in times of need.
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New Jersey
Ward
Meriden
Conn
John H. Preston
R.J. Cook
Curtis & Cook
Warner
District contests shape New England political map
Colonel French formally accepts the congressional nomination as Crosby expresses confidence in winning the twelfth district over Rockwell. In the eleventh district Myron P. Walker's go as you please candidacy stirs Republican fears of defeat for their main opponent. In the fifth and ninth districts Sherman Hoar and George Fred Williams face Fox and Candler. revolts and reform sentiment swirl around Fox and Candler while Williams gains votes for reform. The third and fourth districts look secure for Andrew and O Neil, with the sixth district drawing strong interest.
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John C. Crosby
Twelfth
Francis W. Rockwell
Myron P. Walker
Drummer Boy
Belchertown
Colony Walser
Sherman Hoar
George Fred Williams
Jabez A. Fox
John W. Candler
Fox
Williams
Candler
Andrew
O'Neil
Money measure stalls speech as Lodge leaves room
The speaker insisted money is needed to meet Lodge requirements and warned that neither Lodge nor Greenhalge can campaign effectively by staying within their districts. He urged using top speakers and scolded critics for not addressing the crowd directly. Chairman Burdett pressed Lodge to stay, but Lodge abruptly exited, cutting short the reply.
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Burdett
Lodge
Prohibitionists Rebuke Republicans Rally At Tremont Temple
Prohibitionists held a rousing Tremont Temple rally Saturday night with speakers Professor A A Hopkins John Lloyd Thomas and Mr Grandison under the presidency of Hon George M Buttrick. Thomas attacked Republicans citing civil rights demands and alleged blackface accommodations denial in Pittsfield and accused party leaders of vote buying in Indiana to save Harrison and to defeat Cleveland.
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Tremont Temple
A. A. Hopkins
New York
John Lloyd Thomas
Grandison
George M. Buttrick
Thomas
Pittsfield
Massachusetts
Hector
Indiana
Harrison
Hill
Cleveland
Dr Gregg Talks on Ruth but Dodges Brooklyn Call
The Rev Dr Gregg preached at Park Street Church yesterday morning and evening without addressing his Brooklyn New York call. Parishioners remain in the dark about his next steps, hoping he returns to his home church. He cited Ruth ii as a gem in human literature and urged that loving relationships bless religious work and give permanence to ties, crediting Naomi as a model.
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Dr. Gregg
Park Street
Brooklyn
RN. Y
Gregg
Ruth
Naomi
Boaz
Miss Cusack Speaks at Music Hall on School Question
Miss Cusack, known as the Nun of Kenmare, keynoted a Music Hall meeting on the school question and Rome's role in parochial education. Rev. Dr. A J Gordon urged preserving public schools and Bible in schools. Cusack warned against Catholic influence while appealing for funds and selling her books. Dr. Miner followed with a long rebuttal of weak politicians amid applause.
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Miss Cusack
Kenmare
Powderly
Rome
A. J. Gordon
A. A. Miner
History of Marriage drama staged by suffrage group
The Hollis Street Theatre will present The History of Marriage as part of Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association programming on Thursday afternoon. The piece traces marriage through ages with scenes of primitive maidens, brides, Babylonian and Roman rites, and depictions of Pocahontas and John Rolfe, Makowski’s Wedding Feast, Teniers’ Peasant Wedding, and a Gretna Green comedy. Costumes are specially made and the show aims to be highly artistic in Boston.
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Hollis Street
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Pocalhontas
John Rolfe
Makowski
Teniers
Stanley
Cenan Tennant
Westminster Abbey
Boston
Resignation of Union Temple Baptist Pastor Haynes Accepted
The deacons requested the resignation of Rev. Emory J. Haynes due to dissatisfaction over his workload outside the pulpit and concerns about his style. The church will pay four months’ salary, and while several divines are named as possible successors, a permanent pastor may not be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory J. Haynes
Union Temple Baptist Church
Haynes
Stamboul Lowers Record At Napa Race Track
Stamboul lowered his own mark and Axtell's record by running a mile in 2 1/4 seconds yesterday at Napa California racing.
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Stamboul
Napa
Cal
Stambonul
Axtell
Misrepresentation rebuked at Reform Club dinner
The Somerville Citizen prints a close version of a Reform Club dinner speech by J Watterson and Sherman Flear. It rebukes misrepresentation of their positions on the force bill and federal election law while stressing a united American identity beyond North South divides.
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Jlenny Watterson
Reform Club
South
Sherman Flear
Boston Record
Watterson
Lear
Sou Phan
Hloar
Tama
United States of America
Dean
National Congress
Colonel French Accepts Democratic Nomination for Congress
Jonas H. French writes from Gloucester on October 17 1890 accepting the Seventh congressional convention nomination as the Democratic candidate for the Fifty second Congress. He criticizes last Congress for partisan tariff and force bill actions and pledges to advance Massachusetts workers interests and restore Jeffersonian Democracy if elected. Addressed to William H. Stearns chairman.
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French
Gloucester
Sam
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Jonas H. French
William H. Stearns
Lodge and Burdett Fall Out At Middlesex Club Dinner
The Saturday Middlesex Club dinner featured a sharp clash between State committee Chairman J O Burdett and Congressman Henry Cabot Lodge. Lodge attacked the Republican State committee policy on speaker outreach amid a vigorous Democratic campaign, Burdett responding in kind.
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Lodge
Burdett
Middlesex Club
J. O. Burdett
State Committee
Henry Cabot Lodge
Republican State Committee
Letter of Vindication for Major Gould Published
Boston October 18 1890 Major J Henry Gould receives a formal endorsement from J Q A Brackett executive letter stating the charges against him are false and praising his conduct loyalty to the Republican party and his vindication amid a difficult time signed Cordially yours Brackett
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Gould
Massacghusetts
Executive Department
Boston
J. Henry Gould
Republican Party
J. Q. A. Brackett
Prominent Florence Leaders Hear New South Vision
Florence Alabama’s Mayor Robert Andrews and Major Harris Field addressed about sixty citizens at Parker House. Field urged Southern unity and industrial growth, praising Florence’s resources and urging collaboration with Northern investment to advance commerce, iron, coal, timber, and river transport. The gathering highlighted leadership and regional development.
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Florence
Ala
Parker H
New South
Boston
Parker House
Halsey J. Boardsman
Robert Andrews
Boardman
Harris Field
South
Deacon J. J. Miner of Chester Dies in Wagon Accident
Deacon J J Miner of Chester Vermont died after being thrown from a lumber wagon on a steep hill. He served as Baptist church deacon and Henry Post G A R chaplain. He loved horses and farming. found in the road with severe injuries. The pair bolted the horses pulled to the village and halted at a blacksmith shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Miner
Chester
Baptist Church
Henry Post
Cephalonia Arrives With Passengers from Many Names
The Cunard steamship Cephalonia docked with 93 saloon 92 cabin and 341 steerage passengers. Listed are numerous travelers including Mr and Mrs Jere Mr and Mrs W H Bartholomew Miss Blackfan Captain and Mrs Hatch Rev DKE Colley Miss Reed Miss Richardson Miss Morville and many others aboard.
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Cunard
Cephalonia
W. C. Jones
C.J. Ketchum
Philip Ketchum
van Ketchum
H. &. Lone
C. G. Loring
Charles E
Sarah PY. Loud
W. W. Merrill
Robert Morville
Iss Morville
Ellen Morville
Poore
R. H
M. E. Walker
C. L
L. F. Wilson
Houwipson
Millard
Jewish Marriage in Cambridgeport Ceremony at Cambridge Hall
Miss Sarah Joel daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel W Joel married Lonis Myers last evening in Cambridge Hall Cambridgeport Jewish rites performed by Rev Dr Raphael Lasker of the Chabel Sholen Cnprd Boston with assist Rev Mr Chaloff A white faille francaise bride attended by Miss Mary Joel and Misses Annie and Amelia Myers A banquet and reception followed the festivities lasted until midnight
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Cambridgeport
Sarah
Samuel W. Joel
Lonis Myers
Cambridge Hall
Raphael Lasker
Chabel Sholen Cnprd
Boston
Chaloff
Faille Francaise
Mary Joel
Annie
Amelia Myers
Boston of Today to be Published as City Record
Organizers announce a comprehensive Boston history volume titled Boston of Today. The book will feature sketches and portraits of prominent merchants professionals and civic leaders, visuals of industries public squares and suburbs, harbor views and residences. Compilers with strong sourcing promise conscientious care and high artistic workmanship in presentation. Special representatives will present the project to the public.
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Boston
Grand Army of the Republic
New Harbor
Counterfeit soaps imitate Ivory claims but fail quality
The piece warns that many white soaps claim to be "just as good as the Ivory" yet are counterfeit. It urges readers to ask for Ivory Soap and insist on it, noting the genuine product is sold everywhere.
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Russell, Everett and
Hoar
Murledge
Progressive Party
Ennsylvania
Matthew S. Quay
Abraham Lincoln
Mr. Andrew
Mr. O'Neil
Mr. Candler
Mr. Morse
Boutelle
Mr. O’neil
Morse
Butterworth
Ohio
Morrison
Austria
Vienna
Sherman
Lynn
Pierce
Ranaat
Carlisle
Mr. Pierce
Congress of
Ced
Masachusetts
West
Doug Cra
Lodacco, Doutios S
MR. Lodge
Ir. Dingley
Joseph OO
Burdett Bas
Congressman Lodge
Hot Istood
Jd. F. Pease Co
Union St
N. Y
Music Hall
DR. Haynes
U. S. Gov't Report
Somerville Citizen
Elmer H. Capen
Tufts College
Benvenuto Cellini
Alfred Gilbert
G. O. Taylor
Mechanics’ Fair
Reece
Harrison AV
F.C. Paige
Baker's Chocolate Buills
Penn
Thompon-tilousson Co
Mason Regulator CO
Wendell Phillips Hall
Adoe
N. E. Chase
General Butler
A. Shuman
E. M. Chamberlin
John Boyle O'Reilly
Arena Building
Tremont Street
American Art Association of New York
Miller
the Angelus
Association
Ia’s
Jere
W. UH
Bada Mise
J. M. Ball
E. D. Bartlett
Bates
E.nett
H.andelild
Blackfan
Miss Blackfan
Harriet . Jake
A. Brown
Mary
E. N. Burke
Frank A. Harri
A. Hatch
Alice Holmes
Hiarry
Clement Ca Ce
Coleman
J. C. Xeney
M. M. Cliff
J. W. Davis
James Bowling
Pandar
Migs Field
F. Fox
George A. Goddard
Gr P. Grealy
Marie Prevost
Brian
Eene
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