Why Should Be Governor Speech Draws Cape Cod Crowd
In Harwich on October 27 Cape Codders heard Hon. Hosea M Knowlton and Curtis Guild Jr. discuss tariff policy and industrial freedom. Governor Greenhalge spoke on national issues while praising local resilience and loyalty to the Commonwealth amid economic debates.
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Harwich
Cape Cod
Exchange Building
F. T. Greenhalge
Doane
Samuel E. Winslow
Hosea M Knowlton
Curtis Guild
Canate Greenhalge
Hedrers
Commonwealth
Barnstable
Washington
David Hall Rice
Massachusetts
Carlisle
Republican Party
Reed Speaks Twice in Holyoke and Springfield
The article reports Reed addresses at City Hall Holyoke and later at Springfield. Attendees include Mayor Farr Ex-Congressman Whiting delegates from Westfield Northampton and Holyoke Governor Robinson presiding. Reed defends Republicans noting McKinley Sherman bills and blame on Senate minority for silver compromise defeat.
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Holyoke
Republicans Parti Ree
Mercatte
Aeana
Reed
Sen
Farr
Chressman Whiting
Springfield
Thomas B Reed
City Hall
City Republican Club
Aid
Andrew J. Wright
Westfield
Northampton
Robinson
John E. Russell
I Beason
Senate
Cleveland
Governor Capplesh Leaves Bold Stand on Executive Power
A State speech argues for executive responsibility over boards and commissions. It critiques lack of removal power, cites police and prison boards as examples, and urges a strong Governor to hold officials accountable to the people. The speaker endorses Cappleshine as the best candidate for governor.
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Boston
Pate
Megins
Democratic'party
Massachusetts
Police Board
Board of Police
Eople
Couh- Cihass
Executive Council
Supreme Cort
Board of Prison Commissioners
Eight Miners Dead in Belgian Coal Pit Roof Fall
Eight miners were buried and died in a roof collapse at the Monopol coal pit gallery near Brussels. Rescue efforts were futile with no chance of saving anyone.
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Brussels
Monopol
Dorchester Club Holds Three-Mile Cross Country Run
The Dorchester Athletic Club hosted a cross-country run from the clubhouse on Adams Street. Runners followed a course to Minot and Neponset Avenue before returning, covering about three miles. Captain Jerry Connor led with a time around 16 minutes 189 seconds.
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C. A.C
Dorchester Athletic Club
Adams Street
Minot
Neponset Avenue
Jerry Connor
Aden
Soman Everett Speech Echoes Toasts and Campaign Pride
A fragment of Soman Everett's address shows applause as he recalls his long campaign in Massachusetts. He asserts Republican fidelity, praises past governance, and invites supporters to measure his record and consider his suitability for continued leadership in the district.
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Soman Everett
Everett
Esa
Quincy
Avins
Republi
Massachusetts
Jeet
Agater
Washington
T.charge
United States
Parton 1
Fead
Democrats
Ipsa
Ward 79 Rally Brings 3500 To Democratic Meeting
A large Democratic rally in Ward 79 drew over 3500 attendees last evening. Speakers included Hons William J. Dolan and John F. an with cronan for senator and Colonel William Moore supporting local candidates. The crowd heard attacks on Republican policies and calls for tariff, silver, and home rule reforms.
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Russell
Carr
FOMRI
FF Cronan
Comerian
van Ontpour
Bath
William@J.Dolan
United States
Hall
John Cantwell
Brookline
Countillor
John F
Cronan
Dresser
House
Miss Garland Dies by Self-Inflicted Wound
Miss Daisy Garland aged 23 daughter of the ex Attorney General, committed suicide at her Washington home this afternoon by shooting through the heart with her father's revolver. Friends report recent mental aberration and religious melancholia after she left home mysteriously and was found in Baltimore three days later.
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Washington
Daisy Garland
Garland
Baltimore
A C U W Anniversary Observed by Ancient Order
The twenty fifth anniversary of the Ancient Order of t Uae Saha men was held at Muste Hall. The hall was well filled as the evening featured a program with Cadet Band and Temple Quartet. Reciters and a speaker from Kansas gave remarks as the event celebrated the group’s milestone.
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T Uae Saha
Temle
Rende Aster
Firmensand Bast
Esnett Richardson
Kansas
Haven
Candidate Speech Attacks Free Trade and Defends Silver
The article recounts a political rally in which John Sherman defends free trade while criticizing protectionist tariffs and denounces misquoting by opponents. James B. Carroll and Josiah Quincy also speak, attacking Greenhalge and urging tariff reform amid Massachusetts political debate.
Fragmentary 19th century political note on democracy and Congress
Fragmented text discusses the Democratic majority, Governor, and power loss. It expresses concern over current conditions and hopes the 1880 Congress will act, implying a resolution of social strife. Mentions Socrates and state governance in a reflective, uncertain tone.
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Socrat
Local Knights of Labor Printers reorganize as Union No. 3
The local Assembly 1575 of the Knights of Labor dissolves from the Knights and forms Union No. 3 Negeaal Plate Printers of America. J. P. Mu is elected president with David A. Donnas as vice president and other officers named. Trustees chosen include J. H. Hayden John L Sullivan and F. McCabe.
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Pavesi
Knights of Labor
Blatchford ‘Hall
Negeaal Plate-Printers of America
J. P. Mu
David A. Donnas
T. Mahan
J.A. Bada
T.of.morrisey
H.C
Ma‘brick
J." H. Hayden
John‘ L, ‘Sullivan
Ard’t
F. McCabe
Union delegates report from international convention
Makers' Union Hall heard delegates' reports on the recent international convention. It noted 248 delegates attended and dues for retiring members rose from ten to fifteen cents per week. Delegates elected to represent the international body at the AFL convention include James M. Barnes of Philadelphia J. C. Dennell of Chicago Samuel Gompers of New York and W. Neroth of Denver.
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American Federation of Labor
James M. Barnes
Philadelphia
J. C. Dennell
Chicago
Samuel Gompers
New York
W. Neroth
Denver
Local Union Elects Members and Plans Weekly Meetings
The second meeting of the local union of the National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers was held last evening in New England Hall. It reports good membership and a bright outlook. Several members were initiated and it was voted to meet every Friday at 8 o clock p.m. in New England Hall.
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National, Brotherhood
Electricians of America
New England Hall
New, England
Woman Saves Horses From Fire in Newton Centre
An incendiary barn fire at Bemis and Jewett carpenters on Centre and Homer streets Newton Centre destroyed eighteen tons of hay and several wagons. Mrs. George A. Pierce rescued one horse, then helped others until flames forced retreat. Fire damaged contents 300 dollars and the barn 400 with full insurance.
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Newton
Bemis & Jewett
Homer
Centre
George A. Pierce
Amoke
Police Pursue Two Men in North End Bed Purchase Swindle
Police are on the trail of two men who for two weeks have posed as fundraisers seeking subscriptions to buy a bed for reporters, pressmen or telegraphers. They have met with success and collected a substantial sum from sympathizers, as reported by Massachusetts General of Carney Hospital.
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North End
Massachusetts General of Carney
The Fighting Officer Out on Bail
A Boston court granted Policeman George A. Tuttle a continuance until November 4 while lowery and Innes face upcoming trials. The piece notes public debate over police conduct after Comerford shooting and questions motives of officers seeking notoriety, with mixed reactions from the community and officials.
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Hardy
George. A. Tuttle
Lowery
Innes
Tuttle
Ryan
Police Board
Neal
Comerford
South Boston
Charlestown
Fallon
Baliffs
Frothingham Resigns Drug Examiner Post at Custom House
Dr E G Frothingham released as drug examiner at the Custom House yesterday morning turning the office over to Andrew H Ward his successor and former predecessor Frothingham resigned on April 20 in a cordial transfer of duties at the office of drug examiner.
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E. G. Frothingham
Custom House
Andrew H. Ward
Frothingham
Killed Under His Own Wheels In Fryeburg Accident
William Douglass of East Fryeburg was killed instantly when he fell from his wagon and the wheels passed over his head as he returned home last night in Fryeburg Maine.
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Fryeburg
William Douglass
East Fryeburg
Harvard Freshman Games Set with Broad Range of Events
Harvard announces freshman games next Monday with sprint distances from 10 to 440 yards, hurdles, mile runs and walks, and field events including high jump shot put hammer and pole vault. A large slate of candidates led by Grandin Lyttle McCarthy Wade Hollister and Hollister vie for limited spots while coach Lathrop notes progress and plans for official officials and judges.
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J. L. Grandin
J. L. Lyttle
Fr. A
F.’Dyer
C. J.’ Paine
A. H. Hess
L. B. Valentine
H. C. Bailey
S. R. Hollander
W. R. Brinkerhoff
H. H. Brown
BE. W.,capen
A. Pacecey Jr
I. T. Burden
R. F. Dyer
Grandin
Lyttle
McCarthy
Blakemore
Mansfield
Wesson
Worcester Academy
J. R. Wade
EB. Holliston
R. R. Hollister
Exeter
H. L. Williams
New York
Fearing
A. Stickney
Lathrop
G. R. Fearing
L. S
M. M. Chamberlain
M. Wheelwright
W. F. Garcelon
E. B. Bioss
N. W. Bingham
M. Merrill
A. L. Endicott
F. M. Wood
Missing Doctor C E Ames Aims to Start Rex Stove Blacking Venture
Dr C E Ames of Ames and South Brain tree left Boston on the Newport train from Kneeland Street station at 5 45 am after being seen in a station car by Officer Ham. His destination is unknown and he was planning to manufacture Rex stove blacking, forming a company and negotiating for a room in a trunk factory, similar to a past Whitman venture.
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C. E., Ames
South Braintree
Oliver
Boston
Newport
Kneeland Street
New York
New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Ham
Rex
Whitman
King Against King at Fleetwood Driving Park race
Articles were signed for a race at Fleetwood Driving Park New York on November 2 between Directum 2 06 14 and Mascot 2 04 a 2500 side. The race will be mile heats best three in five with Mascot arrived and Directum expected.
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New York
Monroe Salisbury
Directum
W. P. Taylor
Mascot
Fleetwood Driving Park
Fleetwood
All the Details of Life at Fay House Dissected by Artist
A vivid feature by a reporter analyzes life at Fay House, revealing its trials and rewards. The piece captures personal perspectives and frames a wish to become Postmistress at Auburndale in a bright, pointed style.
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Fay House
Aid
Aubnrndgle
A Palatial Home for Seven Fine Horses An Odd Carriage
A feature describes a lavish stable and carriage likely related to a prominent estate. The piece highlights seven horses cared for in a grand setting with an unusual carriage as centerpiece. Authorities or dates are not specified.
Portraits and Opinions on Women and Youth in One Page
A collage page discusses beauty and virtue with portraits of three young back girls and reflections on Americans' self satisfaction. It highlights various features on women’s lives and the ways of Women Fai in a periodical tone.
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Fai
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