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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1894
Page
8
Speakers attacked Democratic leadership in New York and Massachusetts while praising Republican protectionism. They criticized free trade advocates, defended McKinley era tariffs, and warned against foreign labor imports and party division as the election nears.
Mr Greenhalge speaks to the Republican Club noting intended control of his remarks and predicting a victory for the old guard. He remarks on motions to make the speech their own and is consoled by the reception.
Senator Hawley of Connecticut faces a halted Cleveland election amid heated applause and jibes as he critiques the Democratic party and praises Republican policy. He recalls foreign policy failures, touches on silver coinage debates, and argues for continued Republican government to aid the downtrodden.
The mediating powers offered further peace terms to China and Japan, but Japan refused. Japan insisted overtures be made directly at Hiroshima by a formally empowered envoy. China was ready to consider an armistice or peace on reasonable terms.
Mary Marion and George A. Stone of 56 Leverett street were taken into custody by officers of Division 3 last night on the charge of violating the liquor law at that address.
The article outlines a looming 50 000 deficit, raised payrolls via new offices and promotions, and an understrength watch force. Commissioners defend changes as productive while critics warn promotions overstate rank and pay without service returns. The piece notes 669 patrolmen plus 100 reserves, with only about 200 on duty across three watches in Boston.
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