Democrats hold lone campaign rally in Fall River
The November rally at the Academy of Music drew 180 attendees. Speakers led by Hon. G. F. Williams argued for sound money and opposed the Chicago platform, highlighting gold standard, western support, and party loyalty amid currency debates. Tomorrow night the National Democracy attends Magic Hall in Field’s Corner.
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Fall River
Democrats
Academy of Music
G. F. Williams
Williams
Massachusetts
James F. Morris
Irs
Nallons
Democratic
Labor
West
McKinley
Bryan
Blaine
Carlisle
Logan
Garfield
Christopher T. Callahan
Holyoke
John H. Potts
Lynn
England
John H. O’neil
Boston
William J. Moran
Heman W. Chapin
Dedham
Murphy
Congress
Wolfson
Indianapolis
Chicago
John F. Cronan
Chaplin
Mr. Williams
National Democracy
Magic Hall
Field’s Corner
National Democracy Holds First South Boston Rally
The National Democracy launched its campaign for honest money with a rally in South Boston last night, targeting the tenth congressional district and opposing Mr. Hall. The event marked the movement's foray into the local political scene with calls for financial reform.
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National Democracy
Battle For Honest Money
Tenth
Boston
Har
East Boston Republicans Rally to Back McKinley Drive
Republicans in East Boston held two large rallies at Music Hall and Booths Hall to rally support for McKinley. Speakers included Frank Wood John L Bates Sears and Jesse M Gove urging sound money and national credit defense. The event featured a torchlight parade and two bands in a show of strong party activism.
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Boston
McKinley
Music Hall
Booth’s
Frank Wood
Jesse M. Gove
Joseph H. Barnes
W. L. Youngman
W. B. Bradley
W. L. Campanna
Revere Democratic Rally At Town Hall
A well attended rally in Revere Town Hall drew Democrats under the anti Lane banner. John E O Brien presided as Philip J Doherty urged free coinage benefits for workers. E B Newhall presidential elector spoke next, followed by B Frank DeButts candidate for the twenty seventh district.
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Revere
anti-Lane
John E. O' Brien
Philip J. Doherty
E. B. Newhall
B. Frank DeButts
Navy appoints two assistant surgeons
The President appointed Frank L. Pleadwell of Taunton Massachusetts and Dudley N. Carpenter of Portsmouth New Hampshire as assistant surgeons in the navy.
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Washington
Frank L. Pleadwell
Taunton
Mass
Dudley N. Carpenter
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy
Bryan to Carry Central West in Predicted Landslide
Illinois and Missouri watchful as Populists align with Bryan and Democrats. Washburn reports six safe electoral paths favoring Bryan, while Missouri shifts to McKinley for many Democrats. Kempton Egerton inflates hopes California Nebraska favor Bryan amid fusion moves and labor support.
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Tashington
Egerton
National Populist Committee
McKinley
California
Cleveland
Bryan
Jesse D. Grant
Nebraska
Omaha
Mississippi
Hanna
Mark Hanna
America
Central
Far West
Central West
Ohio
Wisconsin
Fitzgerald Addresses Three Rallies in City Districts
Congressman John A. Fitzgerald spoke at three rallies in Wards 9 8 and 2 amid overcrowded crowds. Speakers included Senator Martin M. Lomasney and Edward J. Flynn. A missile shattered a Lyceum Hall window as the congressman urged support for his reelection and attacked rival John A. Ryan and Sears.
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Congressman Fitzgerald
James J. Lanigan
William F. Donovan
William J. Cronin
Martin M. Lomasney
Conry
Common Council
W. J. Miller
Edward J. Flynn
Thomas F. Keenan
James A. Gallivan
John A. Kelcher
Boston
Lyceum Hall
John A. Ryan
Puzzle of practice and circles leads to health faith
A long feature mixes a visual puzzle claiming few solve it with a health crusade. It touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female ailments, highlights expert care at an institute, and cites testimonials and free expert advice, urging readers to obtain the doctor’s medical adviser.
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Daniel Webster
America
Kk. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute of
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Y Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
United States
Bettie Wisecup
Peebles, Adams Co
Fred Green
Bogota
Jasper Co
Ill
M. J. Lock
Blanche
Lincoln Co
Tenn
J. D. Oliver
Millboro Depot
Bath Co
Doctor Pierce
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Seventeenth of June Carnival Association Plans Ball
A regular meeting in Charlestown led by Alderman Presho appointed a by laws committee of Stover Coady Burnham. They decided to hold a winter dress carnival ball and named Griffin Coady Presho Sullivan Burnham to arrange the affair.
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Charlestown
Alderman Presho
Fred &. Burnham
W. E. Stover
James D. Coady
Fred E. Burnham
W. D. Griffin
E. W. Presho
Joseph Sullivan
Fred KE. Burnham
Big Parade Tonight for Intercollegiate Republican March
Preparations finished for a large parade likely drawing 50 to 15000 marchers. Harvard leads with 1500 red caps and torches, six divisions including Harvard and Tufts. Arnold Scott of Harvard ’97 is chief marshal. route runs from Church Street Cambridge to Park Square via major Boston streets.
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Harvard
Boston University
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Harvard Medical School
Boston Dental College
Tufts College
Institute of Technology
Brown
Harvard Glee Club
Arnold Scott
Percy Foss
G. E. Metzler
Percival Whittell
A. H. Parker
J. Burnett
Tufts
G. W. Hills
J. D. R. Woodworth
Technology
J. Washbourn
G. H. McCarthy
Parker
Church Street
Cambridge
Vendome Hotel
Boston
Commonwealth Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Huntington Avenue
Boylston Street
Arlington Street
Dartmouth Street
Aritington Street
Beacon Street
Pemberton Square
Court Street
Washington Street
Eliot Street
Park Square
Jewelry trades plan for Saturday parade in city
A meeting of jewelry and kindred trades at Robbins Appleton Co. prepared for a business men's sound money parade. WV Percival presided with James S Blake as secretary. Shops to close at noon Saturday. Over 300 men expected in the jewellers division. A H Pray named chief marshal with A T Sylvester as aid. The Waltham Band to head the contingent.
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Chicago
Washburn
Butler
National Committee
People’s Party National Committee
Bryan
McKinley
Ilinois
Mr. Bryan
Missouri
Hanna Down
New York
Charles H. Smith
St. Louis
Kerens
Smith
Business Men’s Sound Money League of
Jones
Frank E. Richey
Hahn
Nebraska
Lincoln
Major McKinley
Hanna
Haskell
Badenoch
Republican National Committee
William McKinley
United States
J. E. North
Omaha
Internal Revenue Collector
C. C
Viall
North
Robbins, Appleton & Co
WV. C. Percival
James S. Blake
Jewellers
A. H. Pray
A. T. Sylvester
Waltham Band
Lowell Horse Case Proceeding Moves to Judge
Lowell district attorney limited the case to the second and fifth counts. The second alleged conspiracy assigning horse property to Councilman Hunton and Stablekeeper Clapp. Verdicts found Hunton and Clapp guilty on the fifth count, Maguire and Cheney not guilty. all cleared on the second count. Appeals expected.
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Lowell
Hunton
Clapp
George Maguire
Cheney
Drunken husband drives wife out home beats children
Charles Whitney, in delirium tremens, was arrested by Patrolman Howe at 144 Franklin street. He drove his wife into the street, barely clothed, and allegedly battered his three young children. Police broke down a door to enter. Dr. Bryant treated the injured wife and children.
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Charles Whitney
Howe
Cambridge
Franklin Street
Whitney
Bryant
Second Child Drowns Near Home in Furnace Brook
Secondino Paolucci a Boston tailor living at 36 Cross street saw his 2 1 2 year old son drown in Furnace Brook near his home in Quincy this afternoon. The child left at 4 and the body was found at 8. The family previously lost a child the same age in the same brook about three years ago.
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Quincy
Secondino Paolucci
Cross Street
Boston
Furnace Brook
Paolucci
American Wringer Company Ad at Boston Locations
An advertisement for the American Wringer Company lists addresses at 13 and 15 Broadway extension and 29 and 21 Corn Hill in Boston offering wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers. Repairs are provided without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 7É4.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway
Cornhill
Boston
Tremont
Burglary Hits Mary I. Dooley Home in South Boston
Thieves broke into Mary I. Dooley at 749 East Broadway South Boston last evening and fled with a silver flask a silver soap dish a glass jewel case a gold fob chain a gold ring seven gold stick pins a gold locket a silver umbrella clasp and a manicure set.
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Mary I. Dooley
East Broadway
Boston
Division 36 A O H Ball Held at Bethesda Hall
The first annual Division 36 A O H ball took place at Bethesda Hall with 100 couples in attendance. D J Tobin served as floor marshal aided by James Cutman Gail Coughlin and B J McLaughlin. The grand march was led by Daniel J Tobin and Mamie Brady. Numerous guests including Cornelius Coughlin Maggie Haggerty James P Connolly Ellen Donovan Bernard J McLaughlin Sadie Connolly Edward J Coughlin Mamie Hines John J Furlong Nellie Fenessey John Weir May Stuart and many others were listed as present.
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Bethesda Hall
D. J. Tobin
James Cutman
Gail Coughlin
B. J. McLaughlin
Daniel J. Tobin
Mamie Brady
Cornelius Coughlin
Maggie Haggerty
James P. Connolly
Ellen Donovan
Bernard J. McLaughlin
Sadie Connolly
Edward J. Coughlin
Mamie Hines
John J. Furlong
Nellie Fenessey
John Weir
May Stuart
John J. Mahoney
Edward Canfield
Annie Hines
Thomas O’brien
Patrick Flaherty
Mamie Foley
Jeremiah Murphy
Annie Mahoney
John J. Henessey
Margaret Sullivan
James J. Haggerty
Kate Donovan
Timothy Finn
Agnes Donovan
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Ryan
John H. Sullivan
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John F. Fitzgerald
State Street
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Sears
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Fitz
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Hudson Street
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James F. Morton
Levi H. Turner
E. C. Baldwin
Ten P. Curran
Patrick H. Bradey
Ward 7
Kelcher
Post
Dennison
Bryan-Sewall Club
North Carolina
George Vanderbilt
Boston Herald
Charley Ballem
O’brien
Edward Flynn
Coke and Blackstone
Sister of Charity
Mr. Fitzgerald
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Paris
Hood
Lowell Horse Case
Cambridge Map
Real Saap
South
Dance
A. W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover Et
American House
Roger
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Sandford—Noden
Brady
Harry P. Winter
Philip Sandford
Westport
R. I
Kate Noden
Reagan
Jamaica Plain
John J. Reagan
Stedman
Elvira Stedman
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont ST
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