Williams Addresses Bankers at Democrat Rally in Turners Falls
At a Coll's era House rally in Turners Falls on Oct 19 about 700 attended as George Fred Williams and Pierre Humbert Jr spoke. Williams condemned gold standard policies, urged bimetallism, and linked current price declines to monetary powers led by Lombard Street and J Pierpont Morgan, calling for economic reform and relief for wage earners and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner’s Falls
George Fred Williams
Pierre Humbert, Jr
Coll
Greenfield
Millers’ Falls
R. Atherton
E. P. Marsh
I. A. Darling
P. J. Leary
T. J. Harcovever
L. Hamlin
John Crane
David Mulcahy
Joseph L. Campbell
Solomon Amidon
Warren Bardwell
F. W. Starbuck
F. X. Roberts
John Griffin
Mr. Williams
Roc
England
London
France
Germany
Lombard Street
Bank of England
Balford
Cappiauss
Portia
United States
Rothschilds
Europe
J. Pierpont Morgan
Wall Street
Pierpont Morgan
Baltimore & Ohio
Lehigh Valley
Chesapeake & Ohio
Reading
Atlanta
Justice
Enous
Speech Critiques Republicans' Silence and Economic Woes After Election
A speaker denounces the lack of explanation from Republicans one year after their presidential victory. He claims rallies are being cut off and constituents kept in the dark, cites factory shutdowns and farm ruin, and argues the party defends the current monetary system to restore confidence and revive industry. The address critiques political accountability and economic distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Falls
Commonwealth
Democratic Party
Republican Party
England
A Call to End Delusion on Panic and Prosperity
The speaker denounces sentimentality about the panics of 1888 and 1897, warns of a deeper cause undermining institutions, and urges Republicans to question false prophets. He targets the money lending class, arguing bankers serve profit over humanity, while local bank directors are only servants of greater interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Power in Wall Street Pillars the Nation's Banks
A speaker denounces Wall Street and New York banks as the central power over all national banking. He argues a small group of leading banks control banking operations nationwide and identifies them as the sole enemy. The address contrasts this by opposing the broader classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Joseph Ladue Gold Mining Co. of Yukon seeks 5 million capital
The Joseph Ladue Gold Mining and Development Co seeks five million dollars in shares at ten dollars each with a ten cent down payment. It lists claims in the Klondike including placer and quartz lode properties, a saw mill earning net profits, and Dawson City real estate. Ladue will lead development. a prospectus is available at 69 State St Boston.
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Baronothschild
Paris
Joseph Ladue
The
Klondike
Ladue
Dawson City
Auditorium Hotel
Joseph Ladne
Chicago Daily News
Mr Williams Dates Announce Democratic Meetings
Democratic event notices list October gatherings in Chicopee Woburn Springfield North Adams Whitman Haverhill Ware Worcester Lawrence Huntington Cambridge Somerville Milford Franklin Wakefield East Boston Lynn with speakers Messrs Williams Callahan Donoghue Humbert Atkinson O Keefe and others including Mayor Ramsdell.
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Chicopee
Chicopee Falls
Willams
Christopher T. Callahan
Roger FP. Donoghue
Woburn
Williams
John A. O'Keefe
Springfield
Callahan
Harry Lloyd
North Adams
Vierre Humbert, Jr
Charles F. Atkinson
New Jersey
Roger P. Donoghue
Whitman
Frederick O
Milford
Franklin
George EB. McNeil
William C. Baker
C. T. Callahan
E. Atkinson
Wakefield
Pierre Humbert
Philip J. Doherty
East Boston
Charlestown
South End
Lynn
Walter G. Ramsdell
Dana obituary request shaped Sun death notice
New York October 19. The Sun printed only a brief notice of editor Charles Anderson Dana who died yesterday. His son Paul will succeed him. Dana wished no long obituary. The piece notes his ceramics collection valued at 350000 to 400000 dollars and his influence on journalism and reform.
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New York
The
Sun
Charles Anderson Dana
Dana
Paul
Mr. Dana
Theodore Hitchcock
Sun Publishing Company
Charles 8. Sargent
Arnold Arboretum
Harvard University
William M. Laffan
Mayo W. Hazeltine
Ete Mitchell
F. P. Church
the Sun
Willard Bartlett
Brooklyn
Frank Bartlett
James H. Wilson
Chester S. Lord
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Glen Cove
L. I
William R. Huntington
Grace Church
John Gamack
St. Aul's
Oul Dana
New World
Paris
New York Museum of Art
John Randoph
Eugene Field
Neo York
Mr Dana in New York Office Opens Doors Wide
The article portrays Dana as a genial, democratic leader in a New York office. He inspires staff, welcomes grievances, and keeps doors open even with a new editor seeking partitions. Dana values accessibility and communal work life over rigid control.
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Mr. Dana
Glen Cove
New York
May Be Murder Unfolds In Dover Attic Death
In Dover New Hampshire on October 19 Delia France aged 65 was found in an attic of Railroad Block with a scene suggesting violence. Peter Anson, alleged cohabitant, was questioned by Coroner Lynch and released after denying knowledge of the death.
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Dover
N. H
Delia France
Peter Anson
France
Lynch
Episcopalian Club Opens Season in Massachusetts
The Episcopalian Club of Massachusetts held its first regular meeting of the season at the Hotel Brunswick with Hon. Robert Treat Paine presiding. Speakers included Rt. Rev. C. G. Saunders, Rev. Charles H. Brent, and Prof. W. L. Nash. Paine urged better acquaintance among state churchmen and introduced Bishop Lawrence, whose remarks covered a recent England visit.
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Episcopalian Club of
Massachusetts
Hotel Brunswick
Robert Treat Paine
C. G. Saunders
Rochester
England
Charles H. Brent
St. Stephen's Church
Boston
W. L. Nash
Cambridge Theological School
William Lawrence
Turbulent Session in Vienna Parliament Ends with Roll Call
In Vienna on October 20, the Waterhaus chamber saw a wild tumult as Leftists pressed obstructive motions since 6 PM. The session featured nonstop clashes with the presiding officer and concluded with the thirteenth roll call vote.
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Vienna
Waterhaus
Chamber
Child Killed by Falling Doors in Street Accident
Six year old Henry Buchanan of 44 Stillman Street died yesterday afternoon when newly-made doors fell on him as he played in front of the sash and blind store at 66 Endicott Street. His parents were at home during the tragedy.
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Henry Buchanan
Stillman Street
Sash and Blind
Endicott Street
Charestown Navy Yard
Anela
John Ditson
Arreton Street
Boston
Union Hall
Liberty Tree Block
Kesexs
Washington Streets
Boston Post
Onn Apy
Young man and woman arrested for hat shop theft
Harry Fay, 2 years old in story not factual, and Annie Sinclair are jailed on larceny charges from G R Fisk Co importers of millinery in Boston. Police found hats plumes ribbons and silks worth hundreds on Fay and Sinclair with a total value near $700.
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Harry C. Fay
Annie Sinclair
G. R. Fisk & Co
Hawley Streets
Fay
of Fish & Co
Northboro
Mass
Inspector McGarr
Chandler Street
Annie Snclair
Miss Sinclair
Hat dealer confesses sale of stock and theft
Fay told Chief Watts he sold about 160 hats at 12 to 15 dollars each, bringing his total theft to around 2500 dollars. He aided by Miss Sinclair who helped trim hats in evenings. Both were frightened in the captain's office and Fay and Miss Sinclair face court today.
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Fay
Watts
Fisk & Co
Sk & Co
Miss Sinclair
Woburn Robbery Tale Doubtful After Self Inflicted Shot
George Clark, who claimed he was robbed and shot in Woburn, is at Massachusetts General Hospital after the operation to remove a bullet from his right ankle. Police doubt the robbery story, suspect self-inflicted wound, and note the revolver appeared in his hands days earlier. Chief McDermott says he is convinced Clark shot himself.
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George Clark
Woburn
Massachusetts General Hospital
Clark
McDermott
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Senate
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Hill
Smith
Luke
Gevans
Blodgett
Foxwell
Democracy
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Diet
Russia
Reichstag
Wall Street Power
Boyle Bros
Viain
A. Srinqaton ST
Fredit
Gold Mining and Development Co. of
Yukon
Capital
Beece
State St
Navin Bros
Tremont St
SUN Office
Grant
Washington
Olice Court
Blatchford
United States District Court
Ciiset
People's Wholesale Grocery
Dock Square
Episcopal Club
M’auliffe
Los Angeles
Cal
Jack Stelzner
Joe McAuliffe
San Francisco
Boston Credit Associatio
Young’s
Daniel B. Claflin
Babcock
National Association
New England Iron & Hedfare Assortion
Young
Illiam H. Sayard
Stanley Ruffin
William R. Honenckle
George
Barnes
Superior Court
Hardy
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