Vote for Whom You Please Yet Seek Reform on Behalf
In a forceful speech, Everett argues against blanket pension rights for all veterans and criticizes Republican policies. He notes failed tariff promises after Harrison's election, condemns outdated political plumbing, and urges Beacon Hill reform. He urges concise, businesslike governance and warns against corruption while praising past leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Andrew Carnegie
Boston
Massachusetts
Congress
William E. Russell
Maine
Texas
Andrew and
Sumner
Republican Party
Russell
Brackett
Harvard
State House
Everett
Eliot
Canton
Beacon Hill
Union
Leaders on the stump and tariff clash in Massachusetts
The speech laments woollen industry losses in the state while urging free raw materials and tariff reform. It contrasts Democratic calls for free wool, coal, and iron with Republican protection, then denounces a Republican congressman’s Harvard boycott stance as demagoguery. Corcoran criticizes the partisan rhetoric and ends by heading to Adams to replace Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Russell
Iron Industries
Massachusetts
North Adams
Republican
Republican Party
Brackets
John W. Corcoran
Norfolk Club
Harvard College
Goc
Corcoran
Adams
William E. Russell
Brackett and Lodge Spar Over State Tax and Reform
Taunton Oct 28 Special Republican Governor nominee Brackett and Henry Cabot Lodge addressed about 700 at Music Hall arguing over state tax figures, reform measures, and the impact of the reformatory system. Brackett rebutted Democratic charges on expenses, highlighted 1881-88 tax shifts, and defended the reform program while Lodge warned voters about Democratic influence and national policy implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Henry Cabot Lodge
Music Hall
Brackett
Jeremiah Dennett
Carter
Russell
Frederick S. Hall
Republican Party
Lincoln
Buchanan
Harwich
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Mr. Russell
Reformatory and Correctionary
Massachusetts Reformatory
Concord
Charlestown
Reformatory
The Hansa Towns by Helen Zimmern review
A vivid evaluation of Zimmern’s The Story of the Nations volume on the Hanseatic League. The piece praises her engaging narrative, notes the proem, outlines the League’s rise in medieval trade, its decline after the Thirty Years War, and the final surrender of free ports by Hamburg and Bremen, dated 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HANSA
Hansa League
Miss Zimmern
Hanseatic League
Baltic
Stralsund
League of Cities
Rhine
Waldemar III
Denmark
Waldemar
Wisby
Company of Merchant Adventurers
London
Low Countries
Frederick III
Netherlands
Sweden
Frederick
Schleswig-Holstein
Gustavus Vasa
League
Jurgen Wallenweber
Lubeck
Wullenweber
de Witt
Libeck
Europe
Hamburg
Bremen
Zoll Verein
Germany
Helen Zimmern
New York
Robbery Suspect Arrested In Office Burglary Case
Police yesterday arrested James F. McKeon for breaking and entering the Commonwealth Loan Company at 339 Washington Street and stealing about 3000 dollars in watches diamonds and rings. He gained entry by stealing the office boy's keys. Married man residing at 258 Lamartine Street. Goods recovered. bail set at 5000 for examination tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. McKeon
Commonwealth Loan Company
Washington Street
Lamartine Street
Garroter Escapes After Prince Street Robbery Attempt
Officer Wolf from Station 1 chased a man who attempted to rob William Crawford of Everett on Prince Street last evening. The suspect fled, injuring a police officer in the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Station 1
William Crawford
Everett
Prince Street
Pene
Faling
Burglar Arrested After Break In at Townsends Home
Special Officer Abbott of Station 3 arrested Michael Fallon for breaking and entering Henry E. Townsend’s dwelling at 101 Mt. Vernon street and stealing an overcoat, belonging to E. C. Blodgett of 397 Beacon street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Michael Fallon
Henry E. Townsend
Mt. Vernon Street
E. C. Blodgett
Beacon Street
Northwest Minneapolis Growth and Western Finance Rise
A Minneapolis correspondent notes rapid construction including a new public library and grand court house, and highlights strong banks and trust firms. He details Minnesota Saving Fund and Investment Company plans, profits from paid up stock, cautious lending, and praise for St Paul and Minneapolis Mortgage Loan Trust Company as safe Eastern investments.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Public Library
St. Paul
Masonic
Lumber Exchange
Post
Pillsburys
Minnesota Saving Fund and Investment Company
Fred K. Snyder
Fred G. James
Wiley Tindolph
John L. Smith
Charles B. Elliot
Howard
Abbott
Samuel E. Neiler
Union National Bank
John 8. Pillsbury
D. M. Clough
Samuel P. Snider
M.C
William Lochren
O. C. Merriman
Merriman & Barrows Company
H. G. Sidle
First National Bank
Cooperative Banks
Massachusetts
New England
Minnesota Fund & Investment Company
Ogcaviney Gan
United States
Bradstreet's
Dunn’s
Minnesota Saving Fund & Investment Company
Northwest
A. R. McGuill
Wiliam Windom
the Treasury
the Big Miller
Minnesota
J. K. Moore
Mark D. Wilbur
Brooklyn
N. Y
C. H. Pratt
George E. Howe
Meriden
Edward Atkinson
American Banker
New York City
New Hampshire
Thomas Leaming
Lippincott’s Magazine
St. Paul & Minneapolis Mortgage
New York
St. Paul & Minneapolis Mortgage Loan and Trust Company
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Russell and Corcoran
MR. Brackett
Mr. Lodge
Johnson
Webster
Hayne
Ae Up
New World
Democratic Party
Joercy
Party
Lodge
Lioar
Democratic State Committee
Burdett
State Committee
Republican Committee
Metropolitan Police Commission
J. C. Burdett
NEW Books
Johann Hoff
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Barclay Street
Medical
Humphreys
Prusyne
Ryeys’ Manuva
Stumphreys’ Medicine Co
Fulton St. Y
Hesbanery
Ogs
Crocker, Burbank & Co
Fitchburg, Mass
Charles L. Bly
Stearns & George
Telegraph & Telephone Line
Pearl ST
Mass
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