Democratic Ratification Meeting in Boston Supports Bryan
An enthusiastic Faneuil Hall crowd united behind the Paine and O Donnell ticket and backed Bryan, Stevenson, and anti imperialism. Speakers including Josiah Quincy and Thomas Gargan praised expansionist yet anti imperialist aims while denouncing Republicanism and imperial policy. A lively address by General P A Collins and readings from notable donors followed.
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O'Donnell
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Gargan
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Naphen
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Thomas J. Gargan
Europe
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A. C. Drinkwater
State Committee
Democratic rally stresses unity and organization for victory
A speaker, praising long affiliation with the Democratic party, urges Democrats to organize, stay united, and follow conventions. He emphasizes trust among members and collective action to secure victory, and then introduces former mayor Quincy to the gathering.
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Democratic Party
Quincy
Paints in Paine's Speech on Liberty and Liberty's Global Reach
Paine styled speech condemns self interest and imperialism, contrasts Republican missteps with fathers’ principles, and warns of despotism while praising aid to liberty. It highlights foreign entanglements, taxation without representation, and the global pursuit of freedom with references to Pulaski DeKalb Steuben Jones Lafayette and 8 million Malays.
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Republican Party
Pacific
Pulaski
the Pole
Baron DeKalb
Baron Steuben
Germany
John Paul Jones
France
Lafayette
Democratic speaker defends Jeffersonian ideals in MA campaign
A Democratic rally denounces Republican policies as anti democratic and pro empire. The speakers cite banking, tariffs, and Alaska boundary favors while praising Robert Treat Paine Jr. and Jeffersonian principles. They urge unity with Massachusetts roots and warn against imperial ambitions.
Guineys Speech in a Nutshell on Democratic and Imperial Issues
Guiney declares belief in the Democratic party as a check on Republicans. He dismisses the free silver issue as dead and criticizes imperialism in the Philippines. He notes some Democratic planks are subordinate and argues against conquest, urging a larger army only if needed to manage insurrection and defend American interests.
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Paine Descendant Quoted on Independence Connection
Mr Collins introduces Robert Treat Paine as a descendant of a Declaration signer. Robert Treat Paine Jr. responds with a remark about the occasion.
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Robert Treat Paine
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Fitzgerald critique of Congress and GOP honesty
A congressman denounces hypocrisy in Washington and blames the Republican party for past two years. He cites foreign trade reports from Canada England Germany and Russia to argue that other nations show stronger trade growth than the United States. The remarks challenge GOP accountability and propose scrutiny of economic success.
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United States
Naphen’s Speech Summarized by Opponents
A speech critic claims the Republican stance favors military and corporate power over citizens. It contrasts old Lincoln era democracy with modern policy that allegedly prioritizes property and federal reach over local rights, citing Porto Rico and Illinois as examples.
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Gatling
Jefferson
Linecoln
Lincoln
Sumner
Andrew
Porto Rico
Massachusettts
Illinois
Gargan Praised By General Collins At Unified Democratic Rally
General Collins lauded Thomas J. Gargan in cordial terms at a Democratic gathering. He stated that only the party unity and a single campaign issue mattered as the audience listened to junior and elder voices about the forthcoming election.
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Gargain
Collins
Gargan
Corruption Critique Targets War Department History
The speaker lambasts corruption under Alger in the War Department including clothing and beef deals, double payments to officers, nepotism, flawed vessel purchases, and Navy overpricing. He links these scandals to Republican aims and warns of threats to the Republic’s traditions.
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Navy
Navy Department
Republican Party
Republic
Congressman Naphen Aims At Constituency Zeal
Mr. Collins quoted Congressman Naphen saying that if successful zeal in the interest of a constituency ever is to be...
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Collins
Puritan and the free booter in Fitzgerald speech
The speech proclaims a new alliance of Puritan ideals and free booters while recalling 1898 99 prosperity globally and criticizing Republicans for serving wealth. It accuses Mark Hanna Neely and Rathbone of Cuban postal frauds and urges removal of polygamist Roberts as part of defending liberty at home and abroad.
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Neely
Rathbone
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Utah
Bryan Led Democratic Rebirth Campaign Favors Liberty
The party signals rebaptism and dedication to mankind rights, praising Bryan as moral American leadership. The crowd applauds as speakers say the campaign appeals to men of every race and reflects on liberty, with emphasis on equal rights over monetary policy and historic figures.
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Democratic Party
Bryan
Police Trial of Best in Bailey Slay Continues
The investigation into the Bailey murder centers on Best with police arguing exclusive opportunity and motive while witnesses and a misidentified suspect unravel the butcher theory. A Postman traced the slaughterhouse lead to a misnamed man, and the pursuit shifts to Jordan and Day as officers press for corroboration before Best’s Saturday arraignment.
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Donovan
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Police tie two statements to Floating Bridge murder case
Officers broaden their inquiry tracing Rowe and Hannah Hawkes linked remarks to George Wrigley of Lynn Ice Company. Wrigley recounted hearing a wagon pass by on the night of the murder, unsure of the exact date but recalling a 2 a.m. rumble near his home.
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George Wrigley
Lynn Ice Company
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Suit Settled Over Water Department Property Seizure
City of Boston and Commonwealth reach partial accord after Metropolitan Water Board seizure dispute. Agreement fixes payment to city at 7,001,000 dollars. city had sought roughly 12,000,099 dollars in damages.
Victim of thugs terrorizes Lynn town
Daniel S West, a World War veteran, was attacked near Brockway Street and the Boston and Maine station. He was beaten, robbed of $15, and left between railroad tracks in a critical condition. Police chase two neatly dressed young men about 20 years old linked to the assault. witnesses described them fleeing after aiding figures found earlier. Michael J Sullivan, a grocer, found him.
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Daniel S&s
SO Brockway Street
Graud
Boston & Maine Railroad
Daniel Tepult
Michael J Sullivan
Pailey Sent to Boston Expert for Identification
Police recovered several bullets at the farmhouse and sent Pailey to a Boston expert for identification along with the other bullets found.
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Pailey
Boston
Bryan Demonstration Set at Madison Square Garden
Oct 27 Madison Square Garden will host a major Democratic rally with speakers including David Hill W Bourke Cochran and William J Bryan. Elaborate decorations will adorn the venue with a floral box for Mrs Bryan and a large bandstand on the east end.
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Great Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Democratic Party
Ryan
Croker
Hill
Murphy
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W. Bourke Cochran
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George L. Wellington
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Bryan
Angierts Meet at Parker House Discuss Drill Regimes
A meeting of commissioned and non commissioned officers of the Ancient and Reliable Artillery Company was held at the Parker House to decide drill plans for the coming winter and whether to follow Upton or adopt new United States drill regulations. Commander Colonel Ferris hosted a complimentary dinner for his fellow officers. Present were Colonel A. M. Ferris Lieutenant J S Curhin Major Perlie Aa Dyar Captain E W Abbott Captain J G Warner Captain Francis Meredith Jr Major George H Maynard Sergeant Charles T Dukelow Lieutenant Colonel W H Oakes Lieutenant William O Webber ROARS 7 oR Lewis Lieutenant William G Fih Captain Theodore Mandenter and others.
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J. 4G. Warner
Francis Meredith, Jr
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