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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1890

Page

8

Pierce Challenging Post Over Free Coinage and Andrew Record

A Republican rally at Winthrop Hall Upham's Corner featured Hon Edward L Pierce Hon Joseph H Walker and Gen John L Swift. Pierce urged readers to weigh the free coinage issue and to question the Democratic stance while highlighting Andrew ONeils voting record. Walker defended the tariff fight praising Pierce and railing at Democratic and Independent presses. Swift closed the event urging unity for sound currency and Republican gains.

Winthrop Hall Upham’s Corner Edward L. Pierce Joseph H. Walker John L. Swift Arthur F. Means John F. Andrew Pierce KE. L. Pierce Worcester Republican Party Post Congress Bland Mills Air Crisp Avery Carlisle Georgia New England Boston Post Andrew Democratic Party Vierce Brand Free Coinage Party Walker Yeas O'Neil Mr. Andrew Mr. O'Neil Windom Mr. Bland O’neil Fieres Tie Sumner Wilson Lincoln Grant Senate Ozar Hoar Aldrich McKinley Thomas B. Reed Lie Pendleton Ohio Prussia England

Lodge and His Mare Nest Absent of New York Money

Democratic State committee officials dismiss Henry Cabot Lodge’s claim that New York money pours into his district. They say no funds, from any outside source, have been received and call his assertion an absurd exaggeration. Committee leaders invite any proof of external contributions for legitimate campaign expenses.

Lodge Democratic State Committee Henry Cabot Lodge Everett New York Massachusetts Democratic National Committee Democratic Congressional Committee Mr. Lodge Lodse State Committee de Las Casas Comunues

Rallies Planned for John F. Andrews Reelection in Third District

Two large campaign events will be held tonight in the third congressional district. The Dudley Street Opera House hosts presider L Foster Morse, while Vine Street Church hosts speakers led by John L. Russell and Joseph H. O’Neil. Also on the program are Michael J. MeKittrick, John A. McDonough, Frank K. Foster, and likely Sherman Hoar.

John F. Andrew Dudley Street Opera House Vine Street Church Opera House L. Foster Morse John Sere John L. Russell Joseph H.O’ Neil Michael J. MeKittrick John A. McDonough Frank K. Foster Sherman Hoar

Flooding the State with Pamphlets and Tariff Battle

The Republican State committee floods Massachusetts with political pamphlets from Congressional Record speeches. Mailbags clog passageways as twenty five to thirty women in a large room seal envelopes bearing the names of John W. Candler Henry Cabot Lodge and other Congressmen. The committee plans to mail about 50000 documents as an educating influence to counter tariff reform sentiment sweeping the state.

Republican State Committee Congressional Massachusetts John W. Candler Henry Cabot Lodge

Brooklyn Sugar Refinery Closes Ending 460 Jobs

The Brooklyn Sugar Refinery has shut down and 460 men are unemployed in New York. Rumors say nearly all Brooklyn refineries may close, affecting about two thousand workers. A director notes the works will stay closed until April 1 when raw sugar enters free.

Brooklyn New York Havemeyer Brooklyn Sugar Refining Company

Eight Delightful Winter Trips by Raymond and Whitcomb

Messrs Raymond and Whitcomb announce their ninth annual winter excursion series to California with two outward routes and four return routes. Eleven return dates depart Boston on Nov. 13 and Dec. 11, traveling by Santa Fe route in vestibuled palace cars. Some parties use New Orleans, San Antonio and El Paso. returns are valid through July. Three Mexico trips and a February Sandwich Islands trip are planned. circulars available at 296 Washington Street.

Messrs Raymond & Whitcomb California Boston Santa Fe New Orleans San Antonio el Paso Mexico Sandwich Islands Raymond & Whiteoab Washington Street School Street

Fixture Highlight for Reception Hall by R. Honninas Co

R Honninas and Company present a graceful light fixture for the reception hall. The illuminated hanging basket in silver features dainty ornaments and a flower wrought band. The design harmonizes with the hall’s artistic finishings.

R. Honninas & Co

Pearline Wash Reduces Wear Versus Scrubbing

Advertisement warns that traditional soap and rub washing wears clothes and damages fabric, urging use of Pearline to clean easily without rubbing and without harming garments. Claims Pearline offers safe, effortless washing and warns to beware of imitations.

James Pyle N.Y

Mass political appeal urges reform in tariff and civil service

An open Massachusetts appeal signed by prominent figures attacks the Republican record two years into the administration. It condemns tariff and civil service policies, asserts corruption, abuses of patronage, and denial of free debate, and calls for a Democratic vote on November 4 to support honest legislation and decency. The signers include Winslow Warren, Howard Atkinson, Moses Williams, and others.

Massachusetts Republican Party Cleveland Quay Republican National Committee Dudley Indiana Wanamaker Harrison Virginia Mahone Washington Civil Service Commission Congress House House of Representatives Montana Pennsylvania Michigan Senate Winslow Warren Howard Atkinson Moses Williams Joan W. Carter Epwarp A. Whiston DR. C. Weary RoBert Bleakie C. C. Jackson Jerome Jones F. F. Raymond Francis A. Dewson Grenville H

Magnificent displays at the Mechanics' Fair on Huntington Avenue

Thousands flocked to the Mechanics' Fair despite rain to view Westinghouse engines, the Roney stoker, a steam loop exhibit, Taunton ranges, Ashton valves, Bay State finishes, and artist supplies from Wadsworth Howland. The event featured demonstrations, free Murdock’s Liquid Food, and enthusiastic reports from attendees about the vast exhibition and its educational and practical merits.

Mechanics’ Fair Bir Huntington Avenue Murdock Westinghouse Corliss Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co Atlantic Avenue Roney Church, Kerr & Co Tate Taunton Iron Works Company Blackstone Street William F. Robinson Ashton Valve Company H. O. Hinkson Manne Ashton Ashton Marine Franklin Street Wadsworth, Howland & Co Bay State United States Chicago Japan Nillers Malden Brston Murdock Liquid Food Company Music Hall

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