Mellen Says Govt Evades Rate Law at Waterbury Event
Waterbury Connecticut October 192-. Railroad executive Charles S Mellen of the New York New Haven and Hartford spoke at the Waterbury Club urging patience with service delays amid ongoing improvements. He defended corporate wealth and warned against hasty political judgments while noting potential Boston to New York through trains and direct Nassauug connections in the region. He discussed relations with public figures including Bryan and Hearst and reflected on party policies influencing his career.
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Waterbury, Conn
Charles 8. Mellen
New York, New Haven
Boston
New York
Nangatuck Valley
Woodlawn
Grand Central Station
Lodge and Chapin Speak at Wakefield Rally
Senators Lodge and Chapin addressed Wakefield supporters comparing Australia with America. Lodge criticized Moran's record while Chapin highlighted Moran’s broken promises. Democrats welcomed the speakers as they arrived by train to the Town Hall audience.
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Australia
America
Alonzo D. Moran
Moran
Moran Bailiwick
Chapin
John I. O’hea
Tor Lodge
Benator Lodge
Boston
Lodge
Wakefield
Centre
Hyomei advertised as seasonal catarrh remedy
The text promotes Hyomei for fall catarrhal troubles in New England, claiming it prevents serious attacks. It explains the pocket inhaler delivers oils and balsams to nose throat and lungs, and lists costs of $1.90 with 50-cent refills, urging readers to order from The R F Booth Company, Batavia NY.
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New England
Hyomeér Outfit
R.F. Booth Company
Battator N.Y
C. I. Hood Co
Lowell
Mas
Evils of Government Ownership in Australia and New Zealand
Senator Lodge compares socialistic policies abroad to domestic debates on government control. He cites Australia and New Zealand’s railways and telegraphs, population growth, and labor protections, arguing regulation leads to unbridled power and socialism. The speech warns against expanding state ownership and emphasizes individual opportunity in the United States.
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Moran
Senator Lodge
Brown
Australia
New Zealand
America
Antipodes
Frien Moran
Persotehy
Bryan
Massachusetts
Europe
United States
Democratic Party
Wakefield
Ailésia
Moran Captivates Fall River With Moran Platform Rally
Moran speaks at Academy of Music and Anawan Hall in Fall River. He declines ties to Bryan or Hearst, pledges Moran first governance, defends independence, and criticizes Governor Guild and Lodge while detailing tariff views and Prohibition support. Crowd of 2500 plus overflow hears him.
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Moran
Academy of Music
Anawan Hall
Lawrence
Dst
Dr. Stewart
Jerry Watson
Fall River
Governor Guild
William R. Hearst
Boston American
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Gerry Brown
Am Hina
Crow
John F. Coughlin
Michael Ketty
James TV. Cummings
Michael P. James
T. P. Sullivan
J. C. Brady
Peter McManus
J. O'Connor
William H. Moody
Billy
Curtis Guild, Jr
Marner
Independence League
Hearst
Bryan
me—Moran
Moran Speech At Fair River District Attorney Speaks
District Attorney Moran delivered an introductory portion of his speech at Fair River last night, focusing on reiterating his previous precepts. The account notes the event as a political appearance with emphasis on Moran's messaging and public platform.
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Moran
Fair River
Critic Says Appointees Would Do His Work Not The People
The speaker argues that appointing loyalists to run state offices would let the leader replace the people’s work with his own. He asserts appointees cannot be touched constitutionally and urges resignations before office. The crowd responds with loud applause.
False Prophets and Public Discourse On Leadership
Treasurer Chapin narrates a parable about false prophets and leaders who promise reform while exploiting public trust. He contrasts past deceivers who used glitzy schemes with a current figure who proclaims daring but achieves nothing, stirring doubt as the year progresses.
Guild Holds Rally in Springfield Court Square Theatre
The Republican rally filled the 2000 seat Court Square Theatre with a large female presence in the balcony and boxes. Speaker lineup included A. P. Lang trey, Congressman David J. Foster, Governor Guild who urged continued party support, and Michael J. Murray of Boston praising the governor against DA Moran and past Democrats.
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Court Square Theatre
F. O. Clapp
Republican City Committee
A. P. Langtrey
David J. Foster
Vermont
Vérmont
Guild
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Benjamin Harrison
Michael J. Murray
Boston
Moran
Douglas
Gaston
Whitney
Governor Guild Attacks Moran in Massachusetts Campaign
Governor Guild of Massachusetts denounces Suffolk County District Attorney John B. Moran, detailing alleged neglect and inaction. He cites Moran’s handling of trusts, bribery cases, and Provident Banking matters, and claims Moran has produced more indictments without corresponding convictions while expenses rise.
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Governor Guild
Moran
Moran Ané
Suffolk County
John B. Moran
Provident Securities
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Restores Health to Women
Advertises Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women suffering neglect and fatigue. Claims to restore health and vitality, appealing to readers who report chronic tiredness and general ill health.
Warning signals of female weakness and a remedy
The notice claims women’s ailments cause mood swings pains and sleeplessness and urges Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy. It mentions Mrs Pinkham and her daughter in law advising free of charge from Lynn Massachusetts and Woodbridge New Jersey.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Kate McDonald
Woodbridge
N. J
Pinkham
Lynz
Mass
Spring Lane Open to Spit
Patrolman Hildreth could not determine if Spring Lane was a sidewalk or street, so Judge Parmenter blocked the arrest over spitting. He refused to issue summons for Eric Johnson of Dorchester. Street Commissioners declare Spring Lane a thoroughfare and say only sidewalks are governed by law.
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Suffolk County
Cone
Commonwealth
Hildreth
Judge Parmenter
Spring Lane
Bold young thief robs woman on street with opera glasses
A bold young thief snatched opera glasses from Miss Sophia Digneau at the corner of Washington Street and Norfolk Place, 166 West Brook Line Street, and vanished before bystanders could intervene.
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Sophia Digneau
West Brookline Street
Washington Street
Norfolk
Two Duels in Havana Leave Combatants Injured
In Havana yesterday two sword duels left three combatants injured and disabled. City Councilman Ramon Mendoza, aide de camp to General Wood, challenged Eduardo Alonzo editor of El Mendo. both received arm cuts. Dr. Manuel Secades, ex-insurgent officer, fought Captain Poey, once aide de camp to President Palma. Poey suffered a severe leg wound.
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Havana
Ramon Mendoza
Lonard Wood
Eduardo Alonzo
el Mendo
Manuel Secades
Poey
Palma
Troops Hold Indians at Bay in Blizzard
Report describes U S troops facing potential attack as Shoshone and Ute camps threaten from the northwest and north. The area 60 miles north of the city is cited as the scene of the tense standoff with two major western tribes. Irregular reinforcement rumors suggest possible flanking danger to federal forces.
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Big Horn Mountains
Troops Rush From Fort Meade to Fort Robinson
RUSHING TROOPS SIOUX CITY IOWA Oct 2 Troops have been hurriedly started from Fort Meade to reinforce soldiers at Fort Robinson who have surrounded the rebel Ute Indians in Wyoming but cannot move them. A telegram to headquarters says five cowboys have been killed and four big beef ranch raided. Six troops of the Sixth Cavalry have left Fort Meade and will go 135 miles to Wyoming. There are but two troops of the Tenth Cavalry at Fort Robinson.
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Sioux City
Fort Meade
Fort Robinson
Wyoming
Sixth Cavalry
Tenth Cavalry
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