Tariff Reform at Melrose Explodes High Protection Claims
At the Melrose Tariff Reform Club meeting in Town Hall, William Lloyd Garrison and Colonel Hesseltine debated tariff policy, critiquing Republican protectionism and the McKinley bill. Hesseltine condemned inflated prices and trusts, urging voters to oppose excess taxation and defend free trade principles.
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SrecraAt
Melrose Tariff Reform Club
William Lloyd Garrison
Hesseltine
Garrison
Blaine
United States
The
New York Tribune
Horace Greeley
Sherman Hoar
Colonel Codman
Everett
Canada
Cobden Club
Sir. Blaine
Mr. Butterworth
Edward L. Pierce
L Hare
Congress
Webster
Emerson
Lodge
John W. Candler
Chickering Hall
Bosne
New England
Candler
Cadler
Attica
Coventry
Perhans
F. 5
Fremont
Lincoln
Grant
Syracuse
N. Y
Trefry and Russell at Marblehead rally in tight Massachusetts race
In Marblehead on October 380 the Democratic rally featured William D. Trefry addressing supporters as Auditor candidate and attacking Republican taxation policies. W. E. Russell followed, urging voters to elect Colonel French to Congress and critiquing congressional power and minority suppression.
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Trefry
Russell
Marblehead
Sprerau
William D. T. Trefry
Massachusetts
Brillant Young
House of Representatives
Congress
W. E. Russell
French
Howe Defends Tariff in Swampscott Meeting
Archibald M. Howe of Boston outlines tariff issues at Swampscott gathering. He argues the McKinley act fails to equalize imports, notes promises of 1888 reform, and claims the bill mainly cuts internal revenue taxes while increasing duties by about four million dollars. Howe singles out Henry Cabot Lodge over election bill support.
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Archibald M. Howe
Swampscott
Boston
Howe
Henry Cabot Lodge
Steinert & Sons Pianos Offer Finest Grands and Uprights
The Boston firm displays a grand and upright piano selection in Hotel Boylston, Tremont and Boylston streets, featuring Steinway Weber Hardman Gabier Pease and Henning instruments. A wide wood variety and high art finishes accompany a strong year for small grands, with Steinert Hall hosting top tier concerts. Second-hand pianos from leading makers are offered at reductions.
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Beethoven
Chopin
Liszt
M. Steinert & Sons
Hotel Boylston
Pease
Henning
Steinert & Sons
Steinert Hall
Aggressive Worcester Rally Features Brackett and Lobby Debate
In Worcester on October 30 a large crowd gathered at Mechanics Hall as Governor Brackett with Congressman Walker and Greenhalge addressed supporters. The speech heatedly questioned lobby practices and demanded clear remedies, with interjections challenging opponent Russell on definitions and policies.
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Worcester
Walker
Greenhalge
A Ray of Hope From Hood's Sarsaparilla
A Ray of Hope for those bound by scrofula and blood diseases. Hood's Sarsaparilla claims to add health and strength to the blood, dissolving disease bonds and freeing the captive.
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Hood
Speaker Calls Legislature to Address Lobby Evil
The speaker urged the fall legislature to hear proposals to curb lobby influence. He pledged effort to remedy the lobby evil and praised safeguards beyond statutes, remarking on the character of legislators. Congressman Greenhalge capped the event with jokes and the quorum story.
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Greenhalge
Letter invites Brookline debate between candidates
A note left at Mr Candler’s Brookline home on Oct 15 shows no reply yet. The letter dated Oct 14 requests a joint debate in town halls on Oct 31 over the tariff law, inviting Republican candidate for Congress to participate and arrange details if he accepts. Signatories include William H White, D Blakely Hoar, Osborn Howes Jr, Jerome Jones, Charles TY Duncklee.
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MR. Candler
Brrrooxwwinee
John. W. Candler
Congress
Brookline
William H. White
D. Blakely Hoar
Osborne Howes, Jr
Jerome Jones
Charles TY. Duncklee
Edward L. Pierces Apology For Misstated Votes
Edward L Pierce issues apology published in Milton October 29 denying McPherson handbook claim that Mr Andrew was absent on fifteen silver bill votes and asking not to misrepresent his voting record He states Andrew declares he was paired on all votes except the last and Pierce offers no further dispute.
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Edward L. Pierce
Herald and Journal
Ward 20
McPherson
Andrew
House of Representatives
Poll tax cases in Lawrence end in fizzle
Lawrence court case on October 30 involved three prisoners John Long Robert Lindsay and Daniel Sheeran represented by Thomas J. Gargan Colonel John P. Sweeney and Charles A. DeCourcy. Prosecution by C M Bell. Judge Stone ruled warrants legally drawn and granted a continuance until after the election with a new date set for November 8.
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Lawrence
John Long
Robert Lindsay
Daniel Sheeran
Thomas J. Gargan
Boston
John P. Sweeney
Charles A. DeCourcy
C. M. Bell
Illustrated Lecture on Babylon 550 B C at Vassar Aid Society
Harvard professor David G. Lyon spoke to the Boston branch of the Vassar Students Aid Society on the state of learning in Babylon in 550 B C. He discussed hymns, writing, female roles, and a London manuscript law suit between a widow and her brother in law, ending with stereopticon views of Babylon ruins and relics.
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David G. Lyon
Harvard University
Babylon
B. C
Boston
Vassar Students’ Aid Society
Lyon
Nebuchadnezzar
Daniel
Paris
London
Vassar College
Sennacherib
Moorfield Storey Lecture Tonight at Harvard Free Wool Club
The Harvard Free Wool Club hosts a public lecture by Moorfield Storey on The Tariff Question of 1890 at Level 11 this evening at 7 30. The club, successor to the Tariff Reform Club, has 130 members with officers and members from the Law School and various class years listed.
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Harvard Free Wool Club
Moorfield Storey
Tariff Reform Club
L. McK. Garrison
L. S
C. L. Schurz
J. Hi. Jenkins
F. C
N. T. Robb
L. A. Frothingham
J. D. Upton
O. G. Villard
Calvert Brewer
J. B. Eustis
War reminiscences at Music Hall by J Nelson Lewis
Post 200 of the G A R presents an evening in Music Hall with war reminiscences and portraits of heroes. Washington’s Union dream, Fredericksburg heroism, and Gettysburg suffering move the audience. Camp songs by the Ladies’ Schubert Quartette heighten the program. Camp 31, Sons of Veterans, provided an escort of sixty five men under Captain Shehan.
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Jonathan
J. Nelson Lewis
Music Hall
G. A. R. Post
Washington
Union of States
Valley Forge
Fredericksburg
Gettysburg
Schubert
5. W. Jamieson
Grand Kroeger Piano Kindly Loaned By the George W. Beardsley Piano Company
Sons of Veterans
Shehan
L. P. HortanpeR Co Showcases Largest Over Coat Display
L. P. HortanpeR & Co announce their largest and most complete assortment of over coats. Styles for young men and boys include Kersey Covert coats Scotch ulsters and reefers. Full line of school and dress suits for older boys and fancy suits for boys just switching to trousers. The Boston store is at 82 83 Boylston Street and Pack Square.
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L. P. Hortanper & Co
Boston
Boyls
Pack Square
Arlington rally underscores tariff fight and Confederate Bay State relief
In Arlington Democrats fill Town Hall for a rally urging tariff relief and fair election counts. Speaker Sherman Hoar pledges to defend New England rights against Pennsylvania protections while highlighting the need for honest ballots and local industry relief.
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Sherman Hoar
O'Neil
Jabez Tox
Arlington
New England
Town Hall
Samuel H. Smith
Fox
Fifth District
Joseph H. O'Neil
Brackett
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Congress
Lodge
Clarkson
Hoar
Adams
O’ Neil
Jabez Fox
Cambridge
Richard P. Hallowell
House of Representatives
Senate
Quay
Municipal Reform Association of
Hammond
Captain Fox
Chapman
Republican Party
Commonwealth
Governor Long
Colonel Lee
General Walker
Phillips Brooks
Walker
Brooks
Quay Republicans
Common Council approves funds and inquiries on city offices
The Common Council passed the transfer of 3500 from police funds to pave Lenox street with granite blocks. It adopted orders to report cemetery finances at Mt Hope, to confirm the wire inspector with higher salary, and to seek counsel on charging street users for wire costs. It also directed a library branch at Uphams Corner and up to 25000 for ventilation in schools.
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Common Council
Lenox Street
D. F. Barry
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Mr. Wise
Warn 14
Committee On Cemeteries
Rosnosky
Ward 16
Board of Aldermen
Rosnossy
Norris
Ward 13
Bowle
Griffin
Public Library
Upham’s Corner
Dorchester
Finance Committee
Harvard Tennis: Chase Defeats Tallant In Field Match
Harvard tennis on Jarvis field yielded a tame exhibition as Chase outplayed Tallant in straight sets 6 4 6 3. Tallant showed wavering form amid windy, poorly lit conditions while Chase exploited cross court opportunities to secure the title bid.
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Jarvis Field
Tallant
Chase
Lailant
Lallant
Cuase
Chutes
Ccdvirtueses
Serascemdea Ooo
Chas
Cee Axsea Sonia
Cero Nice
Cscs
Santieseso
Closing Session of Christian Endeavor Annual Convention
The Christian Endeavor Union held its closing session at the People's Church with a praise service led by Edward Hall. Rev. F. E. Clark and Rev. S. H. Virgin spoke on humanity’s behalf as delegates and visitors totaled about 10,000. Resolutions praised the press and those supporting reorganization. Springfield was chosen as next meeting site. An overflow gathering occurred at the nearby Presbyterian Church.
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Christian Endeavor Union
People’s Church
Edward Hall
Conservatory of Music
F. E. Clark
D.D
5. H. Virgin
New York
Coun
Springfield
Presbyterian Church
Beneficiary Association Officers Named at Fruit and Produce Exchange
At a meeting held yesterday the Beneficiary Association of the Fruit and Produce Exchange elected officers. Cyrus Thacher was chosen president with S. H. King as vice president and Warren L. Knox as secretary and Harris S. Dean as treasurer. Board of managers includes Cyrus Thacher S. B. King Warren L. Knox William Butler W. W. Rawson.
May Mazeppa mine shows vast ore in sight at White Pine district
From Laracent Colorado Oct 19 special: The May Mazeppa group in Gunnison county's White Pine district holds extensive lead and silver ore. The May Mazeppa mine and adjoining North Star, Little May and Mazeppa workings yield thousands of tons already shipped to Denver, with ore in sight topping 100000 tons. The ore is lead carbonate and galena, high value for smelters, averaging about 30 percent silver and lead, and the company pays dividends around 12 percent annually.
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Col
Boston Post
Colorado
White Pine
Gunnison County
Tomichi Creek
Sargent
Marshall Pass
Tomichi'Creek
Gunnison
Denver
Old May
Little May
North Star
May-Mazeppa
Miue
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May-Mezeppa Company
Mar-Mazeppa
W. C. Wynkoop
Mining Industry
Vazeppa
Suelers
HH. M. Pinkham
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W. L. Garrison
Mr. Garrison
Ohio
Melrose Reform Club
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Nebraska
G.W. C. Dorsey
Hazeltine
Kansas
State House
Lynn
Mr. Lodge
McKinley
Snd
Barrison
Window Glass Trust
M. Steinert & Sons’ Pianos
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Governor Brackett
S. E. A.winslow
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Belmont
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Mr. Russell
Lask
Milton
Professor Lyon
Post 200 Entertainment
U. S. Gov't Report
the Common Council
Harvard Tennis
Christian Endeavor
the People’s Church
Beneficiary Association
Roosevelt Organ Works
Auditorium
Chicago
G. O. Taylor
Chester He Graves & Sons
Bos
Vason & Hamlin Crcans
Mason & Hamlin
Organ &Pianoco
Mason & Marmlin
Mazhppa
Messrs. A. Hetherston & Co
Broad Steet
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Atlantic Avenue
Weatinghouse
Roney
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