Williams at Northampton in Massachusetts campaign remarks
George Fred Williams and Christopher T. Callahan spoke at City Hall Northampton on October 20. Ex mayor Cook led and criticized Republicans while Williams outlined a new party of the people arguing for accountability and tariff scrutiny amid national debates and shifting positions.
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Northampton
George Fred Williams
Christopher T. Callahan
E. J. Atkinson
New Jersey
Cook
West
Callahan
William J. Bryan
Republican Party
Chicago
Martin Case
Holyoke
Williams
Adda
Wen
Turner
Ofchusetts
United States
Massachusetts
Editorial Appeal to Democrats and Republicans Alike
A fragment shows an orator asking both parties for a hearing and understanding purpose. He references an editorial from Boston and urges retirement of the Republican from the political field. The text is incomplete but conveys a call for unity and attention to his cause.
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Boston
Republic
Invisible Power Soap Delicate Fabric Safe at Room Temp
WLS & Co of Philadelphia promotes Naptha soap that cleans dirt without boiling water and is gentle on delicate fabrics.
Protest Speech on High Prices and Monopolies
A speaker denounces high prices caused by monopolies and transportation control while warning that universal low prices threaten prosperity. He argues iron ore and other sectors are controlled by a few magnates, with railroads, ships, and telephones under their influence, and links tariff policy to these abuses.
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Boston Journal
Massibee Range
Great Lakes
Rockefeller
Minnesota
Michigan
Arregie
Carnegie
Dkefeller
United States
Republic
John B. Searles
Newland
Chicago
Free
Morgan
Ttig
Politician Rally in New York City Features Tracy Bliss and Platt
The Lenox Lyceum hosts 1600 as Benjamin F. Tracy and Cornelius Bliss urge support for Tracy’s mayoral bid while Governor Frank and party leaders frame the national issues. A Platt backed fundraising drive promises millions for Greater New York’s campaign with 3000 canvassers planned. A Luetgert murder trial jury remains deadlocked after 61 hours of deliberation.
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New York
Benjamin F. Tracy
Interior
Cornelius N. Bliss
Frank
Lenox Lyceum
Bliss
Black
Chicago
Repub
Republican Party
Angier Wilkinsons Tie The Knot In Brookline Home
A prominent wedding was held last evening at 67 St. street Brookline. Miss Gertrude Clapp daughter of Mr and Mrs James Wilkinson married Edward Herbert Angier. Rev W H Lyon of Brookline performed the ceremony. Guests included Alice D Rogers Edith Betchers Caroline S Seaver and Ethel B Rogers.
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James Wilkinson
St. Street
Brookline
Gertrude Clapp
Edward Herbert Angier
W. H. Lyon
Esmaida
Alice D. Rogers
Edith Betchers
Caroline
Seaver
Ethel B. Rogers
Windsor Recovering From Effects of Fire in Nova Scotia
Windsor reports rapid post fire recovery with five stores back in operation and new relief supplies arriving. Royal engineers guard water front while locals rebuild. a local man faces murder-like charges for arson, and a society wedding lightens the town mood despite losses.
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Windsor
N. S
Dufferin Block
Royal Berks
Halifax
Royal Engineers
John McIntyre
Kentville
McIntyre
Fletcher
Blorence Shand
Bret Black
Truro
Trousseau
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted as Safe Treatment
An advertisement touts the Pyramid Pile Cure as the safest and most effective remedy for all forms of piles. It cites a Pittsburg claimant, William Handschuh, who reports relief after using three boxes, and notes the cure is sold in drug stores for 50 cents a package.
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Pittsburg
William Handschu
Cotton Alley
Butter St
Stylish Wedding Unites Miss Catherine McCabe and Mr Timothy Lyons
In Winchendon on October 20 Miss Catherine McCabe and Timothy J Lyons wed in a ceremony led by Rev Father Conway. Bridesmaid Miss Herbert of Worcester and best man Edward Ons of Boston attended. A reception at the bride’s parents’ home followed with gifts. Congressman John F Fitzgerald of Boston, cousin of the bride, was present. The couple departed for New York and Washington on the 5 PM train.
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Winchendon
Catherine McCabe
Timothy J. Lyons
Father Conway
Herbert
Worcester
Edward Ons
Boston
John F. Fitzgerald
Mrsons
New York
Washington
Hibernian Night at the Boston Food Fair
Irish and Irish American visitors crowded the Boston Food Fair exhibit with Father John Cummins and Thomas Mullen speaking. Mullen praised Irish Boston and contrasted famine in Ireland with local abundance, urging aid for Ireland. A Roxbury resident presented Mullen a walking stick carved from a Constitution timber. The event featured musical entertainment and social gatherings as hundreds attended.
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Thomas A. Mullen
Quincy
Erin
Green Island
Kate Kearney
Blarney Castle
Cummins
Mr. Kelly
Ireland
Boston
Mullin
Jack Barrie
James Keegan
Roxbury
Mullen
Household Institute
Charlotte Wiilshe
Miss Elliott
Miss Kenrick
Miss Tillinghast
Jack
Brown
F. R. Shepard
Kolb
Philadelphia
Tte Z
Secre
Morton
New York
Snyder
Washington
J. W. Schwint
Sally Herrick Sanger Weds Charles Merrill in Merril l service
Miss Sally Herrick Sanger daughter of Mr and Mrs H Sanger of Merrill Sanger married Charles Winchester Merrill son of Charles F Merrill cashier of Warren Bank at the Universalist Church in Merrill Sanger before a large assembly. A reception followed at the bride's father's house.
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Peabody
Sally Herrick Sanger
Mra
Ed H. Sanger
Charles Winchester Merrill
Charles F. Merrill
Warren Bank
Universalist Church
Winchester Tannery Buried in Cambridge Fire
An unoccupied tannery in Winchester was entirely destroyed by fire this afternoon. Owned by Cambridge interests, the building was valued at 2000 dollars.
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Winchester
Cambridge
National Association of Master Bakers Formed
A committee from several states recommended forming the National Association of Master Bakers with master bakers as members and others as honorary, aiming for mutual protection, regular meetings, and closer inter-state relations. Officers named were President Charles Schneider and vice presidents J L Kolb C F Hathaway Illings and Bradin, secretary Chissold, treasurer Hepard. The group adjourned to Thursday morning after discussing fees.
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Philadelphia
Merry
Indiana
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Toronto
Schultz
New Jersey
Morrill
New Hampshire
Morton
New York
Allsbord
Illinois
National Association of Master Bakers
Charles Schneider
Washington, D. C
J. L. Kolb
C. F. Hathaway
Cambridge
Illings
Bradin
Canada
Chissold
Chicago
F. R. Hepard
Boston
Schneider
Keith’s
Alves Wins Delayed Louisville Pace Renewed Action
At Louisville park the postponed program drew about 5000 spectators. Alves won the second heat string after finishing third in the first, with Caracalla second in the fourth heat before a heat was declared off. Geers drove the mare to a distant second as bets were allowed in the heat. Annie Lee, the odds on favorite, finished last in the 2:40 pace, while Joe Bailey captured the first heat and placed fourth overall after a late burst. The program resumes tomorrow with Happy Jack clocking 2:13 for a mile.
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Louisville Park
Alves
Caracalla
Geers
Keyes
Annie Lee
Joe Bailey
Bailey
Happy Jack
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