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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1899
Page
8
Bryan Attacks Trusts as He Tours Ohio
William J. Bryan and John R. McLean headed a three day Ohio tour stopping in Greenville Celina Paulding and other cities. Bryan defended trusts while denouncing imperialism and urged support for the income tax and the 1896 Democratic platform as he contrasted Lincoln with Mark Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Chicago
Ohio Democracy
Supreme Court
Kentucky
Republican Party
Mark Hanna
United States
Mr. Bryan
Philippines
Cincinnati
John R. McLean
Celina
McLean
National Democracy
Ohio
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Labor uproar over Hill discharge case in interstate commerce law
The Taunton division case involves Train Despatcher Hugh J. Hill charged by Peter J. Gallagan with violating the interstate commerce act. Hill, alleged for belonging to the Order of Railway Telegraphers, was bailed at 60 dollars and faces October 25 for continued examination as 24,000 union members watch the outcome. Labor leaders and union presidents express support or call for accountability, citing widespread discharges for labor activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh J. Hill
Taunton
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Peter J. Gallagan
Hill
Boston
United States District Attorney
Marshal Waters
Railroad Company
Fiske
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Gallagan
M. M. Dolphin
Order
Dolphin
Post
Fred J. Kneeland
The
Central Labor Union
Daniel Lynch
Painters’ Union
James Esdade
Building Trades Council
Richard W. Garrity
State House
Jonas Weener
A. F. of L
Robert Callahan
Bartenders’ Union
Mr. Gallagan
Plo
New Haven
Shaughnessy
Sanitary Department
Paine Blames the President at Springfield Rally
Democratic rally in Springfield drew large crowds as Robert Treat Paine Jr and John H Mack campaigned for governor and lieutenant governor. Paine argued government policy in the Philippines caused bloodshed and cited Senator Hoar’s February 1899 Senate remarks on consent and war, contrasting with Cuba policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
John H. Mack
Philippines
America
Cuba
Democratic factions clash over Faneuil Hall ratification meeting
The Boston Democratic split widens as Robert Treat Paine Jr and Congressman Fitzgerald dispute inviting Williams and the State ticket to a ratification rally at Faneuil Hall. Mayor Quincy refuses joint leadership, signaling possible abandonment of the event while Williams defends his role and Paine’s objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Fitzgerald
Faneuil Hall
Paine
Quincy
Democratic City Committee
Lee
Post
Boston
Williams
Friends
George Fred Williams
Democratic
Debate over Philippines policy ends in Senate stalemate
The piece argues the Bacon resolution failed to secure a pledge of sovereignty over the Philippines, blaming admin allies in the Republican Senate. It urges Congress to meet to decide policy, condemns bloodshed, and cites quotes from Hoar, Whittier, Bates, and McKinley while urging a conciliatory, diplomatic approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Senate
Philippines
Cuba
Hoar
Whittier
Sulu Archipelago
Bates
New York Tribune
Dewey
Anderson
Aguinaldo
McKinley
Pittsburg
Manila City
Miller
Ilofo
Manila
Paine to Speak on Same Platform as Fitzgerald
Springfield reports Mr. Paine said he is booked to speak at several rallies on the same platform with Congressman Fitzgerald and sees no reason not to fill his engagements. He notes a candidate considers announced speakers and should avoid sharing a platform with critics of Bryan and his principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
William J. Bryan
L. C. Anderson
John R. McLean
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Fitzgerald
City Committee
Lee
Democratic City Committee
Paine
Democratic Party
State Committee
Commonwealth
National Committee
Williams
Europe
Allison
Congress
McKinley
America
Louisiana
Springfield
Post
Defining a Republican at Somerville Caucuses
At the Somerville caucuses held Sept. 26 two arrests were reported for alleged Democratic voting by non Democrats. In court Judge Story heard arguments on suffrage powers, Massachusetts constitutional voter qualifications, and party loyalty laws versus independent voting rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Story
Massachusetts
General Court
Dryden Nominated by South Boston Republicans for Senator
George Dryden of Ward 15 was nominated by the South Boston Republicans for senator. The district committee consisting of Walter Rice Ward 13 John F Perkins Ward 14 and William Sears Ward 15 made the nomination. The convention discussed at John H Means's house after a Monday night meeting. Dryden had four votes of 19 at the Monday session. Frank R Fitzgerald and Representative Toomey were considered but declined. Ex Alderman Milton C Paige also declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dryden
Ward
South Boston
Walter Rice
John F. Perkins
William Sears
John H. Means
Dryden
Frank R. Fitzgerald
Toomey
Milton C. Paige
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