Republicans Rally in Quincy for Wolcott Barrows Tour
In Quincy on October 28, Republicans welcomed Governor Wolcott and Congressman Barrows at the campaign rally. Wolcott praised the Sixth Massachusetts Infantry and Navy Secretary Long, urged support for McKinley, Reed and the party’s sound money platform, and defended the war effort and treatment of veterans. Barrows addressed his record in Congress, while Albert Clark linked the Dingley tariff to granite and general policy.
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Quincy
Wolcott
Barrows
Navy Department
Long
Congressman Parrons
Thomas B. Reed
Naphen
Bailey
Texas
Tev
Sears
Commonwealth
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Hingham
United States
The
Congress
Democratic Party
Chicago
Republican Party
Thomas
Reed
Maine
War Department
Lake
Tropics
Abraham Lincoln
McKinley
Republic
Old Bay State
William McKinley
McCall
House of Representatives
Congressman Barrows
Henry H. Faxon
Faxon
John Adams
Charles’ Francis Adams
Albert Clark
Home Market Club
East
New England
Williams
Baby Humors Remedy for Skin Eruptions and Eczema
Dr Agnews Ointment soothes teething eruptions and provides quick cures for skin eruptions in babies. Harmless to hair in scald head and cures eczema salt rheum and skin diseases in older people. 2y4 cents. Sold by C E Woodward Co 62 Bromfield st and Sheppard Co 1120 Washington st.
Gallivan Opens Campaign in South Boston Hall
Senator James A. Gallivan independent candidate for Congress in the ninth district holds a campaign rally at Spellman Hall Ward 18 South Boston. He battles illness yet remains determined to address constituents briefly and to the point about the fight to the bitter end. He will seek John F. Fitzgerald to state his view on the new banking law and has opened headquarters at 93 West Broadway South Boston.
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James A. Gallivan
Congress
Spellman Hall
Ward
South
Boston
Thomas Keenan
John F. Fitzgerald
George Fred Williams
West Broadway
South Boston
Fitzgerald
Bradman
Stars and Stripes
Post
Quincey House
Boston Post
Rourke
Curley Declares Candidacy for Ward 23 House Seat
Thomas F I Curley announces as a Democratic candidate for the House from Ward 23. He is active in Knights of Columbus A A H and forestry groups and plans a vigorous campaign against telephone legislation.
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Thomas F. I. Curley
Mr. Curley
The
Knights of Columbus
the Foresters
Tom
Kansan Battalion Votes Mid Ocean For State Officers
The First Battalion Twenty second Kansas Regiment sailing from San Francisco to Manila will vote for Kansas officers halfway between Honolulu and Manila. Six hundred nine western Kansas soldiers will decide seats in a legislature where margins are thin in sparse western counties.
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Topeka
Kan
Twenty-second
Kansas Regiment
San Francisco
Manila
Kansas
Honolulu
Krebs Bradman Debate Invitation from Republican Citizens
William F Farr writes to William Berwin inviting joint rallies for Krebs and Bradman in the ninth district. The letter proposes a conference at 3 o clock Saturday at 7 Bulfineh street to arrange debates and alternating chairmanship for rally evenings.
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Krebs
Ward 8 Young Men Rally Against Lomasney Nomination
A large Ward 8 meeting at the Roanoke Athletic Club protested Martin M. Lomasney being nominated for the Legislature. Presided by James Finnegan, John O Conner delivered the keynote for a new ward organization supporting regular Democratic candidates.
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Ward 8
Roanoke Athletic Club
Martin M. Lomasney
James Finnegan
John O'Conner
Williams Browns illness cited as party issue in Norwood
In Norwood on October 28 Hon. George Fred Williams defends the Democratic ticket and criticizes Charles F Sprague for absence in Europe. He endorses Baker for Congress and urges a Democratic majority, linking national race to war conduct, economy and legislation.
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Norwood
George Fred Williams
William H. Baker
Congress
Charles F. Sprague
Europe
William H. E Barker
Sprague
Washington
Williams
ellow-Democrats
Dedham
Emerson
The
Commonwealth
Bryan Fever Rumors Spur Democratic Accountability Call
Speaker Williams cites bulletin rumors that our 1896 leader Bryan is dangerously ill. He questions camp conditions and charges Republican camp management for any health risk. Williams cites war malversations, notes Democrats in army and navy, praises Hobson Evans and Dewey, and urges votes for state ticket and Baker in the district.
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Bryan
United States
Cuba
Mr. Williams
Army
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Long
Boston
Hobson
Bob Evans
Admiral Dewey
Williams
William H., Baker
Fire at three story frame building on Beverly Street
Alarm from Box 19 at 8 13 last night for a blaze on the top floor of 935 Beverly Street owned by Henry Murray and occupied by cabinet maker T Wilson. Fire originated in an unknown manner and caused about 70 dollars in loss.
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Beverly Street
Henry Murray
T. Wilson
Krebs Opens Rally to Defend His Congressional Candidacy
Franz H. Krebs Jr. held his first rally at the old Franklin Schoolhouse in Ward 9 to push his bid against Congressman Fitzgerald. Speakers Charles H. Innes and Charles O. Engstrom attacked Fitzgerald’s record, pressed for debate, and questioned his votes on Hawaii annexation, Cuban resolution, and harbor improvements while Krebs urged voters to judge issues fairly.
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Franz H. Krebs, Jr
Old Franklin
Ward 9
Charles H. Innes
Charles O. Engstrom
Fitzgerald
Krebs
Franz Hugo Krebs
Ilagerall
Washington
Boston
Mr. Engstrom
Congress
Hawaii
Faneuil Hall
Mr. Fitzgerald
Gallinger Defends Campaign Funds In New Hampshire Rally
Senator Gallinger rebuffed criminal accusations as he addressed a Republican rally in Concord. He blasted Charles Busiel over railroad passes and alleged law violations, pledging to stay out of prison until election wins and McKinley victory.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Gallinger
Bussel
Gillette
Massachusetts
James O. Lyford
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Charles A. Buster
Laconia
Senate
Galtlinger
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Charles
Busiel
Jaconia
United States Senate
Manchester Union
State Committee
Uriah Heep
Noy
Wiliam McKinley
United States
Catarrhal Powder Cited As Cure For Longstanding Ailment
A catalog of testimonials claims Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder cured catarrh after long durations. Sufferers from one to twenty years report relief in ten minutes. Sold by EB Woodard & Co and Sheppard & Co in Bromfield Street and Washington Street.
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Agnew
Woodard & CO
Bromfield St
Sheppard & CO
Washington @t
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