Williams Speech Attacks Candler and Lobby Tactics
Clinton, Oct. 29. George Fred Williams delivers a forceful campaign address denouncing rival lines, attacking lobby influence, and accusing opponent Candler of stock ties to acid production. He cites newspaper reports, defends voting record, and seeks to expose alleged bribe attempts while defending his own integrity.
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Clinton
George Fred Williams
Hoar
Hyde Park
Commonwealth
Congress
Mr. Long
Greenhalge
Pillsbury
Massachusetts
Governor Long
Long
Brackett
Norwood
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Stackett
Milford
Ninth
Joseph Gallagher
Candler
Gallagher
Candier
Merrimac Chemical Company
Iowneda
Mugwump
Straws From State Street News on London and Wall Street
London reported reassuring news yet Wall Street showed broad weakness with copper stocks leading declines. Brokers noted liquidation by small holders and uncertain near term outlook while copper prices drifted below 17 cents. Savin of New York bought 500 North American shares. Jay Gould’s Kansas City inspection spurred plans for new Missouri Pacific yards. Reading earnings and income details, freight and land investments, plus Wheat market activity and streetcar mileage across major cities are reported amid broker bearishness on St Paul and Commonwealth National Bank leadership.
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London
Wall Street
New York
England
France
Jay Gould
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Funeral of Lieutenant Jackson Held at St Pauls Church
The funeral for Lieutenant Jackson of the U S Marine Corps was held at St Pauls Church at noon yesterday. The ceremony was led by Rev Dr Lindsay and Rev Edwin Johnson with clergy and naval representatives in attendance. After Episcopal rites the coffin was carried by six Marine Corps non commissioned officers to the door for viewing, then transported to Newton for burial.
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The
Marine Hospital
Adamson
John F. Merry
J. H. Tarbell
B. Jackson
West Point
F. H. Day
Johnson
Lindsay
Temple Quartette
Marine Corps
Jackson
Newton
Prominent Claim for Hwoods Sarsaparilla as Blood Remedy
An advertisement declares life is misery for scrofula sufferers and praises Hwoods Sarsaparilla as the supreme cure for scrofula salt rheum and all blood diseases, asserting it will benefit all who try it.
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Hwood
Do the People Make the Laws in Beacons Hill Talk
WAKEFIELD Oct 29 Major William B Greenough Republican former legislator spoke at Town Hall on Do the People Make the Laws arguing party whip power and lobby influence degrade politics. He blamed lobbyists and corporate money for shaping committees and winning speakerships and urged direct representation and reform.
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Wakefield
Town Hall
Sweetser Fund
William 8. Greenough
Greenough
Major Greenough
Get
Hustier
Senate
House
Republican
Melrose
Friends of Temperance
Republican State Committee
New England
Congress
Massachusetts
Committee On Election Laws
Boston
Williams
Dedham
Quincy
Hayes
Lynn
Theobby
West End
Gaston and
Long
W. G. Russell
Prentiss Cummings
Henry C. Hyde
Edward P. Gilman
Patrick A. Collins
William E. Russell
John C. Crosby
Iam
Legal Corps
Massachusetts Senate
Commonwealth
Washington
New Fire Apparatus on Exhibition in Thomaston and Bath
Two new hose wagons built by Henry K. Barnes, fire department supplies dealer at 104 Devonshire Street, were shown Tuesday in front of his shop. The models boast beauty, fine workmanship, and durable construction designed for Thomaston and Bath, Maine.
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Henry K. Barnes
Fire Department
Devonshire Street
Thomaston
Bath
Marriages Mania: Mathewson Sampson Perkins Griffin Willey Sanborn
Marriage notices from Braintree Wakefield Canton and Wakefield New Hampshire report Mathewson and Sampson wed by A A Dilowonth, Perkins and Griffin wed by Rev George H Griffin, Willey and Sanborn wed in GC Valley Wakefield.
Death notices from Oct. city obituaries
Obituaries list multiple residents across cities with ages from 21 to 91. Includes Addison Boyden 70, Mary Bates 91, William Ellis 21, Richard Gurney 72, Caroline Hewins 68, Harum Merrill 79, William Marden 79, Charles Stark, Henry Peckham 37, Ellen Stone 74, Clara Stimson 35, Sarah Sherman 54, Louisa Tileston 76, Maud Whitney 23, with burial and service details in several entries.
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Boyden
Addison Boyden
Bates
Dorchester
Mary
Joan Bates
Ellis
William A. Ellis
Gurney
Whitman
Richard V. Gurney
Caroline
S. K. Hewins
Merrill
Roslindale
Harum Merrill
Park Square
Frit Hope
Marden
Chelsea
William Mar
Newelp
Goshen
N. Y
Charles Stark Ag
John Tar Means
Eseralparatioe
Mt. Auburn Chapel
Peckham
Boston
Henry Peckham
Stone
Lexington
Ellen A
Eli Robbins
Abner Stone
Stimson
Aspen
Col
Clara Barri
Edward Carrington Stimson
Portsmouth
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted Against Grips
An article urges use of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a superior stimulant for grip and cold symptoms. It claims whiskey can steady the heart slow the pulse and calm excitement, citing physician favor while warning to avoid imitation products.
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Duffy
Joseph Parrish
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Asniphnric Acid Manufacturing Corporation
State Street
Savin
Rockefeller
Mobile & Ohio
Adams
Union Pacific
Chicago
Fort Payne
Ala
Canadian Pacific
Canada
Coal & Iron Company
Canada Southern
Reading
Chicago Gas
Sioux City
Galveston
William Dunn
McCormack
United States
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Paul
Messrs. Clark, Ward & Co
Equitable
Mills
van Emburgh & Atterbury
New York Stock Exchange
W. B. Wheeler & Co
Commonwealth National Bank
A. T. Collier
John W. Young
Brigham Young
Utah Central Railroad
Cave Con
Lieutenant Jackson
Beacon Hill
An. Sherman
Watertown
Sarah B
Marcus M. Sherman
Tileston
Pepperell
Louisa Tileston
Harvey Tileston
Whitney
Brookline
Maud W
Arthur G. Whitney
NEW Music
United Voices
L. C
Merson
Young Players
Popular Co
Iano
Oliver Ditson Company
NEW England Shoe & Leather Association
Bedford Street
Ingalls
Whittier
Washington St
New Oaks
Massachusetts Loan & Trust Company
Moses Williams
Postottice Square
Herald Building
Herbert L. Perry
Milk St
C. P. Greenough
Court St
Franklin and
Oliver Streets
B. D. Washburn
Congress St
Arthur H. Taber
Atlantic Ave
Purchase Streets
Navy
Dr. K
L. H. Phillips
Pearl Street
Exeter Chambers
Cor
Exeter and
Blagden Sts
Wm.c. Codman
J. G Freeman
Kilby Street
Chestnut Hill
Campbell & Cabot
Congress Street
Medford
Newbury Street
Back Bay
Copley Square
St. Botolph
Garrison Streets
Henry W. Savage
Cor. Cornhill
Beaconsfield Terraces
Frances Terrace
Beaconsfield
J. W. Tuckerman
Federal Street
Mutchins, Kitching & Co
Cota Ning
H. S. Ruggles
Milton
Herbert Clark
Kilby St
City Hall Avenue
Sundlown
Central City
Devonshire St
John T. Pope
Treal &I
Sslinkind
New American Electrical Arc Light Co
Wood Patents
Maine
Rhode Island
Vermont
New Trampshire
F. Montague Lowdon
Northampton St
M.S
Stark Weather
D. G. Hubbard
Keene Optical CO
Washington Street
Joseph DE Camp
Cowles
Itc
Boston Commercial College
Boylston Street
Cali
Albert L. Kelly
Mount Waldo
Frankfort
Waldo County
State of Maine
Penobscot River
Fitzroy Kelly
Silas Perce & Co
Nstitute of Technology
Lowell
Iit
Vili
Associata
Luqniens
Lanza
Cross
Wells
Faunce
Conkling
Levermore
Crosby
Dewey
Vannell
Sedgwick
Burton
Tyler
J.B. Hence, JR
Sec.l.c
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mass
Mechanics’ Fair
OF the
Huntington Avenue
Salem Gadet
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Pinero
Listle Em’ly
W.S. Cleveland
Consolidated Minstrels
BIG Caty
Cleveland
Minstrels
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Philharmonic Orchestra
Mme. Angot
Rudolph Aronson
Tremont Theatre
Abbey & Schoeffel
Hoyt’s
Texas
Tremont Theatre—Extra
D. Foster Farrar
Hollis Rxeatre
Isaac B. Rich
Helen
Dauvray
York
Whirlwind
Sydney Rosenfeld
the Liliputians
ARENA
Ravst
Millet
Langelus
George Kennan
Tremont Temple
Howard Atheneum
Charles McCarthy
Grand Opera House
J. C. Stewart
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