Dems Rally in Tammany Hall Ahead of Election
A brisk crowd braved bad weather at a Tammany Hall ratification gathering. Speakers included Wilbur F. Porter and Frederick C. Schraub for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, with others like J. ONeill of St. Louis and T. W. Coakley of Boston addressing Democrats about reform, gold standards, and party loyalties.
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Mr. Bryan
Wilbur F. Porter
Frederick C. Schraub
J. Oneill
St. Louis
Fourteenth Street
T. W. Coakley
Boston
United States
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Washington
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Abraham Lincoln
Tim
Party of the People
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McKinley Talks Lost 100 Fires Harrison Hope in Indiana
Major McKinley told 200 Santa Fe railway men from Emporia and Topeka that free coinage of silver would not help the United States. He argued free trade failed to lift wages or prices and rejected silver as money, while praising Republican spirit in Indiana and noting past economic ills. H. B. Morse spoke as spokesman for the Railway Men's Sound Money Club.
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Indiana
McKinley
Mexico
Mw. J
United States
Major McKinley
Santa Fe Railroad
Emporia
Topeka
Kan
H. B. Morse
Railway Men’s Sound Money Club
Fitzgerald Demands Fair Play At North End Rally
In Boston, John F. Fitzgerald addressed a crowded North End ward meeting amid pro and anti silver anger. He defended his record, attacked rival Ryan, and urged unity for the November race after torchlit processions and street chants outside the North Bennet street hall.
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Bryan
Sewall
Chicago
Ward
North Bennet Street
John A. Ryan
Congress
North End
John A.ven
Ryan
Congressman Fitzgerald
Jeremiah T. O'Sullivan
Lawrence
Carroll
Fitzgerald
Tileston Street
Bennet Street
Congressman
Knights of Columbus Event Highlights Stage Farce and Dance
Revere Council No. 179 hosted an evening with Mr. John E. O'Brien presiding. Eureka Dramatic Club performed a farce featuring S. F. Stone J. M. Grace Ella McMillian Nellie E. Grace and others, followed by dancing amid a list of attendees from Boston Winthrop Chelsea and East Boston.
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Murray
A. L. Betters
T. J. Butler
T. A. Tulley
James Tulley
J. M. McMuray
John O’brien
T. M. ‘McGowan
Winthrop
James White
Boston
M. C. Curry
Frank Doyle
East Boston
E. J. Powers
Chelsea
Republicans nominate Batcheller for Woonsocket mayor
In Woonsocket Rhode Island on October 28 the Republicans nominated George Batcheller for mayor, returning him as last year’s candidate, while the Democrats renominated incumbent Mayor George W. Greete.
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Woonsocket, R. I
Republicans Tonight
George Batcheller
George W. Greete
Rally at Charlestown for Congressional candidate Doherty
Large Roughan Hall turnout in Charlestown last night supported Philip J. Doherty in the seventh district race. Speakers included ex Mayor Newhall of Lynn Walter Ramsdell and others who cheered every mention of Bryan Sewell or Doherty while Doherty pressed the silver issue and warned against American mines and economics.
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Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Philip J. Doherty
Congress
Bryan
Sewell
Doherty
Newhall
Lynn
Walter Ramsdell
Cleveland
Harry Lloyd
George McNeil
American Wringer Company Advertisement
The American Wringer Company lists wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers at 13 and 15 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Cornhill Boston. Repairs called for and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 764.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Boston
Bissell
Tremont
A Barrows Rally At Field's Corner
At Field's Corner Monday night speakers include Congressman Frederick H. Gillett of Springfield John Cobb of Milton Edward B. Callender candidate for Ward 24 Legislature Samuel J. Barrows.
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Field's Corner
Frederick H. Gillett
Springfield
John ©. Cobb
Milton
Edward B. Callender
Samuel J. Barrows
Agnew's Ointment Promises Quick Piles Cure
Dr Agnew’s Ointment claims to cure itching piles in 3 to 6 nights with one application providing relief. It also treats tetter salt rheum eczema barber's itch and skin eruptions. Sold for 35 cents by 5S Woodward & Co 52 Bromfield Street.
New York Rib Prices Mentioned in Household Talk
Mr Prolix notes in a New York paper that ribs cost more in the city. Tommy comments that George should know, citing a sighting of him with a visiting New York girl at the Pierce residence on Beacon street.
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New York
Mr. Prolix
George
Tommy Prolix
Tommie
Pierce
Beacon Street
Bryan Campaign Drives Vast Voter Energy Across Illinois
The article chronicles William Jennings Bryan's nationwide whirlwind tour, noting immense crowds, high enthusiasm, and massive speaking schedules. It describes Republican strategies to counter his momentum in Indiana and Cook County, including a coordinated four‑man chase with Masson, while portraying Bryan as a growing political force and a symbol of fiery reform.
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Bryan
Illinois
Cook County
Mark Hanna
Nebraska
Indiana
Harrison
Cvort
Billy” Masson
Masson
Bene
Hanna
Bul Bryan
Bryan's Illinois Tour Draws Continuous Ovation
The candidate receives unbounded enthusiasm from large audiences on opening day in Illinois. Attendees note hard work and steady support as Bryan's campaign proceeds.
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Bryan
Bryan Campaign Tour Across Illinois Draws Large Crowds
William J. Bryan began his Illinois tour in Danville with about 8000 people in Court House square amid cheers. He spoke in Paris to 3000 to 4000 and later drew 4000 at Charleston on a moving platform. In Mattoon 6000 heard him as orange badges appeared and 16 to 1 symbol was carried. He praised Governor Altgeld at Sullivan before a small crowd in Bethany.
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Ryan
Patrick Carroll
Thomas F. Keenan
Ward 8
John F. Fitzgerald
John A. Ryan
Keenan
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Danel Murphy
North Street
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Hanover Street
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Republican Party
Charles F. Crisp
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
Ward 6
Jefferson
Jackson
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Fitzgerald
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St. Stephen’s Church
Mr. Ryan
Connie
Mr. Fitzgerald
Council
Bryan
Music Hall
Senator Lomasney
William J. Bryan
Illinois
Danville
Mr. Bryan
Court House
Paris
Charleston
Mattoon
Altgeld
Sullivan
Allison
Political prophets election by mail in Boston contest
A 19th century notice invites estimates by mail for electoral vote bets on Gold McMiniey and Silver GBryan. Precedence is by postmark timestamp, with tie rules for $100 divided. if House decides, contest is declared off. Address estimates to Electoral Vote the Post Boston.
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Gbryan
House of Representatives
the Post
Boston
Bryan's Kansas Triumphs Crowd Packed in Multiple Cities
In Dalton City and Decatur Mr. Bryan faced dense crowds as he rode in a gaso line carriage to speeches at the court house square. Springfield hosted a massive demonstration with 15 000 to 20 000 listeners across venues, as nine excursion trains delivered visitors and thousands lined the march routes.
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Mr. Bryan
Decatur
Springfield
Bryan
Court House
State House
Peoria
Petersburg
Havana
Pekin
Post Almanac 1896 edition on sale
Part of the second edition of the Post Almanac for 1896 is available. It carries full election reports silver and gold statistics financial tables and numerous information items. 432 pages priced ten cents with publication at twenty five cents. Apply at the Boston Post counting room.
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Boston Post
New England Happenings Arrests in Connecticut Frauds
Edwin C. Thompson and his brothers, real estate dealers with New York offices, were arrested in Winsted Conn for defrauding W F Byrd and wife Catherine of Brooklyn of 700 dollars. They pleaded not guilty and posted 3509 bonds furnished by Edwin M Platt. A Taunton dry goods store fire caused 2009 dollars in damage. cause unknown but insured. Franklin D.
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New York City
Winsted
Conn
W. F. Byrd
Catherine
Brooklyn
Edwin M. Platt
L. B. Higgins
Taunton
Franklin D
Spider omen as Bruce’s siege lesson echoed in toiler’s rise
An observer notes a spider weaving a persistent web, likening its steady circle growth to Bruce of old seeking Scotland’s rights. The poem urges resilience, courage, and an eventual victory, implying a broader political or military resilience and triumph. The omen invites readers to persevere as banners rise.
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Bruce
Eetoi
Scotland
the Bruce
City Brevities and Local Operations
The widow of the late J W Kelly received 3043.91 the net proceeds from a Boston Theatre testimonial on the 27th alt for her and her children Aaf gs Wie Kelly Club formed with Alderman Presho as president Inspectors Knox and Douglass arrested Mary A Campbell 32 of 18 Dover Street on charge of receiving stolen silk worth 6 75 alleged stolen from Jordan Marsh Co by Clara Wright
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J. W. Kelly
Boston
Kelly Club
Alderman Presho
Knox and
Douglass
Mary A. Campbell
Dover Street
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Clara Wright
Chicago tea house buyer warns of market gains
A Chicago tea house buyer asserts a genuine rise in the tea market while doubting reports of ample supply for a year. He warns that New York speculation could push prices higher if it begins.
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Chicago
New York
Obituary notes from East Boston and Vermont notices
Funeral for John Finn held yesterday with a large turnout in East Boston. Pallbearers included T A Niland Eugene Cronin James Howard W F MacNiel R Howard Martin Finn H Lawlor and C J Antonio. George W Baker pioneer of sewing machine industry died at Brattleboro after liver trouble. Harvey Ross longtime Bath station agent passed away in Bath New Hampshire.
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Finn
Boston
T. A. Niland
Eugene Cronin
Young Men’s Sodality
James Howard
W. F. MacNiel
Young Men’s Catholic Union
R. Howard
Martin Finn
White Corporation
Brattleboro
Woodsville
N. H
Harvey Ross
Bath
Boston, Concord & Montreal
Fitzgerald Endorsed by Portuguese Club Meeting
At a large meeting of the Portuguese Political and Naturalization Club of Boston held at Union Hall 133 Blackstone Street last evening the candidacy of the Hon John F Fitzgerald was unanimously indorsed.
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