Big Democratic Rally in Charlestown
A large crowd gathered at Monument Hall to hear Hon. William Everett and other speakers. Everett urged unity, accused Republicans of unfair taxes and missteps, and criticized the McKinley bill. Eloquent remarks by E J McDurmot of Kentucky praised Massachusetts Democrats and solidarity. A stirring closing address by Congressman O’Neil capped the event.
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Monument Hall
William Everett
John H. Dee
Mr. Everett
Tam
United States
Lie
America
Secretary of the Treasury
Lynn
E. J. McDurmot
Louisville
Massachusetts
Harrison
Lodge
Kentucky
South
O’neil
Foulke Replies in Theosophic Controversy Sparks Exchange
The Theosophic dispute intensifies as Henry B. Foulke and George Ayres exchange barbs. Foulke denounces critics and asserts 350 pupils in Boston versus 26 globally, claiming the work’s importance and that opponents seek to undermine him. The Post previews new portraits from Foulke’s collection as interest mounts.
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George Ayres
Henry B. Foulke
Mr. Foulke
George D. Ayres
Post
Nebraska Democrats discuss withdrawing ticket to aid Weaver
In Omawa Nebraska leading Democrats discuss pulling the entire state and electoral tickets and allying with the Alliance to direct Nebraska presidential votes to Weaver. Rumors of a secret circular urging Weaver elector support but state ticket backing remain. Fusion in Portland Oregon completes with Miller removed from Democratic ticket and Pierce from People's, leaving two Democrats and two People's electors.
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Omawa
Neb
Nebraska
Weaver
Portland
Ore
Democrats
People’s Party
A. Miller
I. N. Pierce
Western Union Increases Capital Stock to 100 Million
Stockholders in New York on Oct 25 ratified board resolutions to raise capital by 13.8 million dollars through 188 000 new shares of 100 dollars each, expanding total capital stock to 100 million dollars.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Board of Directors
Fight against boycott case filed in Cincinnati theatres dispute
John Havlin of Havlin's Theatre with Miles Rainforth and Havlin of the Walnut Street Theatre sue the Central Labor Council for 50000 damages citing losses from a boycott declared last week. They seek an injunction to stop further boycott actions via mails newspapers bill boards and other channels.
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Cryerynati
John Havlin
Havlin’s Theatre
Miles Rainforth
Havlin
New
Walnut Street Theatre
Central Labor Council
Cincinnati
Labor Council
Fadet te at Tremont and The Fencing Mister at Hollis Street
Street Theatre notices preview Fadet te at the Tremont and School at Museum. A professional matinee at Glebe today. The Fencing Mister opens next Monday at Hollis Street for two weeks with Marie Tempest in the lead. Venice and Milan carnival sets, 30 piece orchestra directed by DeNovelis. Seat sales already started at Hollis Street Theatre.
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Museum
Glebe
Hollis Street
Mister
Reginald de Koven
Harry B. Smith
Venice
Milan
J.M. Hill
Marie Tempest
Sig. DeNovelis
Hollis Street Theatre
Cyril Tyler
Brazil
Chadwick
Mats
Hollis ST
O Ct
Signori Guarini
Sartori
Ford
DI Cesare
van Vleet
Boston Fruit Exchange dedicates new rooms at Faneuil Hall
The Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange opened its new rooms over Faneuil Hall Market yesterday. President Charles G. Roberts presided as members and visitors filled the building. Captain J. M. Upton secured funds for the national flag later displayed at half mast in memory of Mrs. Harrison. The extensive list of speakers included Postmaster Hart and Hon. Jonathan A. Lane among others, with remarks on the exchange’s officers and committees. The ceremony and ensuing festivities continued into the evening with public interest in the cultural events announced for Boston venues.
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Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Faneuil Hall
Charles G. Roberts
The
Exchange
J. M. Upton
Jonathan Bigelow
Seng Committee
Presient
Roberts
Postmaster Hart
Jonathan A. Lane
Jerome Jones
Lucius Slade
J. K. Leeson
H. B. Goodwin
W. H. Baldwin
B. F. Whittemore
F.C. Manchester
J. R. Lomasney
C. W. Carrier
F. H. Bowles
J. F. Hutchinson
H. B. Gerrish
Fred Crosby
C. H. Clark
J. E. Lyon
E. I. Morrison
G. F. Mean
H. Bowles
Charles Jones
S. L. Burr
J. W. White
J. W. Rockwell
Edward McLellan
D. E. Butterfield
W. M. Snow
W. L. Hill
T. E. Holway
H. G. Cole
J. H. White
Adelbert Mead
E. C. Clarke
L. H. Locke
W. H. Whitney
Ery
H. W. Gleason
G. K. Porter
C. E. Beences
A. G Fisher
Haxxison
Fair features highlight electricity demos and suffrage day
At the fair yesterday the women's department showcased electric cooking as hundreds watched a coil carry unseen fuel. Mrs. Marion A. McBride called the experiment a success and will continue daily. The lecture room hosted suffrage day with speakers including Mrs. Mary Livermore and others. Today focuses on physicians and nurses with papers by Dr. Faunce, Dr. Crawford, Dr. Crocker and nurse educators. Demonstrations occur in the Model Sick Room. Tomorrow's program covers YWCA work and domestic training. Maine Central rail excursions begin today with special trains to Boston for fairgoers. Music comes from the Salem Cadet Band and Fadette Ladies Orchestra with a New York organist.
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Mary Livermore
Ednah D. Cheney
Abby Morton Diaz
Daniel S. Whitney
Mary Watties Faunce
Women’s Medical College
New York Infirmary
Sarah M. Crawford
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Susan E. Crocker
Annie Felton Reynolds
D.D.S
Laura A. C. Hughes
The
City Hospital
Red Cross
Lucy L. Drown
Boston City Hospital Training School
A. E. Andrews
Bellevue Hospital
New England Hospital
M. J. Lowndes
Vincent Memorial Hospital
London
Guild of the Barnabees
Eunice Draper Kinney
Massachusetts General Hospital
Young Women’s Christian Association
Salem Cadet Band
Fadette Ladies’ Orchestra
New York
Theosophical Society Lacks Official Leader After Resignations
A 19th century report notes the Theosophical Society has no confirmed head after multiple resignations of Colonel Olcott and failed attempts at leadership by William Q. Judge. Branches lack rightful authority and members have no more speaking power than others. A letter from Mme. Blavatsky is mentioned but contested by Mr. Foulke who says he did not receive it.
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Ayres
Boston
Theosophic Society
Mme. Bla
Mme. Blavatsky
Me Blavatsky Precipitated Picture in Philadelphia
A precipitated picture created in Philadelphia during February features Madame Blavatsky in a reported event.
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Mme. Blavatsey
Philadelphia
The Theosophical Debate At Wiesbaden Onset
In Wiesbaden, discussions unfold as speakers dispute power to transmit messages and control the air phenomena cited as coming from a master in India. Mr Ayres of Boston faces challenges from Mr Foulke who questions Ayres’ ability to refute these claims and clarifies Mme Blavatsky’s real influence within the Theosophist order.
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Wiesbaden
Mr. Ayres
Mr. Foulke
India
Ayres
Boston
Mme. Blavatsky
Finley Gives Side On Otis Greye Disappearance
New York lawyer Henry H. Finley, amid rumors of an insurance policy on Otis Greye, says he never claimed $5000 on Greye's life and only acted to protect money Greye owed him. He recounts learning of Greye's alleged death, notifying an insurer, and delivering the policy after reviewing the matter, while asserting no knowledge of Greye's fate.
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Otis Greye
Pilgrim
Fidelity & Casualty Company
Greye
W.C. Jones
Chicago
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Jones
Insurance Company
Piorida
London
Morgan
Queen’s Bench
America
General Pryor
Martine
Gildersleeve
Grand Jury
William A. Owens
John A. Sweeney
New York Bear Suspends Trading at Stock Exchange
The Stock Exchange announces the suspension of Co. M. Cumming. Cumming, a bear trader, had little interest in the market, ending his operations on the bear side.
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New York
Co. M. Cumming
The
Stock Exchange
Cumming
Fire at Sun Wharf drains $200,000 in damages
A blaze at the new Sun Wharf within the London docks destroyed property valued around 200000 dollars. The fire consumed corn and maltings in the Sheppard Maize Malting Company building, causing extensive loss.
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Sun Wharf
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Sheppard Maize Malting Company
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