Stump Hot Shot Bright Points From Bay State Platforms
Enthusiastic rallies across the State on Saturday featured Governor Russell and Congressman Williams addressing Haile's silence and Draper’s questions. Wayne MacVeach spoke at Tremont Temple urging that many issues are moral, not partisan, criticizing sugar duties and the McKinley bill.
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Russell
Haile
Congressman Williams
General Draper
Wayne MacVeach
Tremont Temple
Sugar Trust
Aldrich
Blaine
Cleveland
Europe
Lee
Pennsylvania
Abraham Lincoln
New York
Philadelphia
Orien
Political clash critiques tariff and Boston police control
The speaker questions opponent Haile on state questions and Boston police commission control if governor elected. He accuses high tariff to raise living costs and foster trusts, citing 139 trusts. He claims Lodge and eee bills combine to curb and exploit the people.
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Haile
Boston
Questions on protective tariffs for Mr. Williams
General Draper poses four questions to Mr. Williams about tariffs. Do they maintain wage levels versus foreign wages, promote domestic manufacturing, justify support if wage parity holds, and whether consumers suffer when tariffs fund revenue. The wording reflects historic protectionist debate and seeks direct positions.
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Draper
Mr. Williams
Taxes and wages under excessive levies debated
A fragment discusses wage cuts and taxes as a medium of revenue. It argues that if taxes are levied for revenue only, the government gains revenue while the protected manufacturer does not benefit. The text questions what song an alien would sing, signaling a rhetorical aside.
Tariff Reform Appeal on Cape Cod Vote
Colonel Charles R Codman and Charlies F Chamberlayne of the Barnstable County Tariff Reform Club address Cape Cod voters. They discuss the tariff question, how trusts are fostered by the McKinley bill, and the burden on the people. They urge a fair consideration of the issue and a vote to relieve the country from taxation.
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Charles R. Codman
Charlies F. Chamberlayne
Barnstable
Double Tragedy Along with Jeannette Survivor in San Francisco
Early today James R Bartlett a Jeannette expedition survivor shot and killed his wifes niece Lottie Carpenter shot his wife in the shoulder and then killed himself Mrs Bartlett awoke to a pistol shot in the nieces room met him in the hall and was wounded He then killed himself Neighbors found Carpenter dead beside her bed Bartlett had shown deteriorating mental condition after Arctic service and had threatened both women yesterday
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San Francisco
James R. Bartlett
Lottie Carpenter
Miss Carpenter
Arctic
Barnett
Harvey H. Prati A Young Democrat’s Rise To D A Norfolk Plymouth
The piece profiles Harvey H. Prati district attorney for the southeastern district, detailing his political leanings a long career path from Harvard Law to his 1883 admission to the bar. It notes his early vote for Charles P. Thompson and his roles under Hosea Kingman before a shift in local fortunes as the majorities swung in the district.
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August Langner
Mary Emerson
Bar of Justice
Norfolk
Plymouth
Harvey H. Pratt
Criminal Court
Langner
Post
Charles P. Thompson
Massachusetts
Perez Simmons
Hanover
John F. Simmons
Harvard Law School
Hosea Kingman
Board of
Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioners
Ames
Sumner
Fire on two ships devastates Galveston cotton
In Galveston two cotton fires aboard British steamers caused heavy damage. The E Dewsnad lost about 600 bales worth $5,000 while the Thorntondale suffered about 2,000 damaged bales, with total losses near $200,000. Both ships were bound for Liverpool and insured.
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Galveston
Tex
E. Dewsland
Dewsland
Liverpool
Thorntondalse
Thorntondale
Three Men Dead In Steamer Wakefield Boiler Blast
The steamer Wakefield on the Potomac river line blew a hole in a boiler near Mary land Point today. Three crew members, all identified as colored, were killed and two more seriously wounded. Engineer Germond suffered scalds. About thirty passengers were aboard. none injured. The ship sustained minor damage.
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Alexandria
Wakefield
Maryland Point
Germond
City Registration Surges Across Massachusetts Cities
Registration in nearly all Massachusetts cities closed Saturday night, with totals far surpassing last year. Major gains included Cambridge 2446, Waltham 704, Quincy 448, Somerville 1500, Worcester 2011, Lynn 1944, and others, pushing city totals to 170,316 before Boston’s figures. If Boston is added, the grand city total reaches 257,817 with Democrats largely congratulated on gains.
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Massachusets
Boston
Cambridge
Waltham
Quincy
Malden
Somerville
Chelsea
Newton
Worcester
Lynn
Chicopee
Gloucester
Pittsfield
Haverhill
Salem
New Bedford
Boston Clothing Trade Reminiscences at Beacon Society Banquet
At the Vendome, Beacon Society members heard A Shuman recount progress in the ready made clothing industry and its impact on civilization. Guests included Col John C. Wyman Bob Barnet E C Sherburne Dr C F Carter and others with speeches on reminiscences and shoe manufacturing.
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Beacon Society
Vendome
A. Shuman
Ann Street
Commercial Street
Dock Square
Roxbury
Washington Street
Mr. Shuman
John Cc. Wyman
John J. Henry
H. Staples Potter
Boston Transportation Hub At No. 3 Vid State House
No. 3 Vid State House, under Mr. L. H. Palmer, became a popular transportation hub in Boston. Tickets or drawing room car seats for Shore Line express trains or the Colonial express between Boston and Washington could always be secured here.
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State House
L. H. Palmer
Boston
Shore Line
Washington
New York
Park Square
Maine
New Hampshire
Washington Street
Chas
Fear
Political reminiscence on judges and elections in Massachusetts
Judge Sumner defeated me by 119 votes and indorsement by Mr. Kingman. I filled a year as judge after Sumner’s election, convicting Delucca for murder in Milton. I was not reappointed by Governor Brackett, ran again in 1890, and won by 2560 votes. I have rare public office, enjoy water sport, and expect Governor Russell’s reelection. The district sees rising registration, especially in Brockton and Quincy. The shoe industry and free hides politics affect local manufacturing. Norfolk county dominates district attorney tenure. Plymouth should retain it longer.
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Judiciary Committee
Bostons
Scituate
Cleveland
Massachusetts
Russell
Brockton
Quincy
Norfolk County
Plymouth County
Plymouth
Camphor refiner Tutein in grave condition after Broad Street fire
The condition of Fred J. Tutein, a camphor refiner, severely burned in last Wednesday's Broad street fire, was reported worse at Massachusetts General Hospital last night. Doctors warned that death may come at any time.
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Fred J. Tutein
Broad Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Dwelling House Burned at Eastondale Loss 2500
North Easton Oct 30 A house and contents owned by Roger S Howard at Eastondale were destroyed by fire this afternoon Loss stood at 2500 with 1700 insured in Fitchburg Mutual Company Fire officials reported no injuries and the cause was under investigation
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North Easton
Roger S. Howard
Eastondale
Fitchburg Mutual Company
Plump healthy babies through careful living and cod liver oil
A plea on infant care links health and plumpness in babies, noting dimples on sickly infants and the reassurance of a well nourished child. It promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a aid and offers a free booklet from Scott & Brown, chemists in New York.
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Scott
Nomad Selected For Bicycle Name By Committee
A committee evaluated over a thousand bicycle name suggestions and chose Nomad as the new title for the advertised bicycle. The decision favored novelty and simplicity, with Nomad offered by William L. Widdemer of Cambridge and endorsed by George H. Perry Abbott Bassett and C. W. Fourdrinier from Houghton & Dutton.
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William L. Widdemer
Main Street
Cambridge
George H. Perry
Abbott Bassett
C. W. Fourdrinier
Messrs. Houghton & Dutton
Nomad Bicycle Debuts at Houghton and Dutton Saturdays Sale
Grade Pneumatic and Cushion Tire Bicycle to be sold on Saturday November 3S at Houghton and Dutton. New model named Nomad showcased, with emphasis on updated features and price.
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Houghton & Dutton
Fuller Confesses in Counterfeiting Gang Bust
William D. Fuller, a suspected member of a Boston counterfeit ring, confessed to officers about six weeks in the gang with John Dempsey and William Norman Powers. He described passing bogus dollars in Lynn South Boston and central Boston, stating the trio sold nearly seven hundred fake coins in the past six weeks. Police later seized a full counterfeiting outfit at 17 Norman Street, including melting kettle and moulds, as Dempsey and Powers were arrested and await arraignment before Commissioner Hallett.
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Stakas
William D. Fuller
Fuller
Irish
Clegg
Chicago
State Street
Boston
John Dempsey
William No
Norman Powers
Powers
Street
Red Fuller
Lynn
Dempsey
Captain Dawson
Station 6
Station 7
Flynn
Gorman
Williamson
Lee
Norman Street
Cleeg
East Boston
Hallett
United States Rubber Co Raises 8 Percent Preferred Stock Offering
Subscriptions offered for 10.5 million dollars of 8 percent preferred stock of United States Rubber Company. Company plans total capital of 50 million authorized, 26.947 million issued, with most rubber boot and shoe manufacturers under control or owning stakes. Prospective subscribers can obtain the prospectus. subscription opens Wednesday and closes Friday at Lee Higginson Co. and Richardson, Beecher etc.
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United States Rubber Company
United States
American Rubber Company
Boston Rubber Company
Boston
Mass
L. Candee & Co
New Haven
Sapna
Messrs
Boston political notices list precinct booths and wardrooms
The notice itemizes precinct booths and wardroom locations across Boston city wards 1 through 19 including Webb schoolhouse Porter street Tappan Lexington streets Wardroom Eutaw Brooks White Prescott and many others with entries for schoolhouses booths and wardrooms across multiple wards.
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Webb
Porter St
Tappan
Lexington St
Eutaw St
Old
Brooks St
Booth
Reservoir Lot
White St
Emerson
Prescott St
City Yard
Morris
Marion Streets
Noble
Princeton St
Maverick
Bennington St
Lyman
Paris St
Austin
Border St
Metar Cross St
Maverick St
Webster
Webster St
Plummer
Lamson
Sumoper
Adams
Sumner
Cross St
Fypecots
Elm Street
Bunker Hill St
Lot
Tufts St
Frochsenam
Prospect St
Moulton St
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Rockton
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Lawtoence
Lowell Sees
Neers
Ariboro
Newburyport
Northampton
Paunion
Woburn
Boston Clothing Trade
BeEcHawm
Pruxs
California
Blanchard & Farrar
Dock
Faneuill Hall
Tutein
Scott & Bown
South Sth Avenue
Fuller Confesses
Avidenge
Eeks— Powers
Park Street
Meredith & Crew
Congress St
Beacon Street
Water Side
Meredith & Grew
Congress Street
Mt. Vernon Street
Meredith
Arlington Street
Boston Wharf Co
Boston Post Office
J.B. Russell
State ST
John Jeffries & Sons
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Thompson Sq
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Pormott
Snelling Pl
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Freeman
Charter St
North St
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Canal St
Wardroom
Hawkins St
Stamford St
Lyman St
Odd Fellows
Russell St
Cambridge St
Blossom
Booth In
Park
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Poplar St
Nashua and
Causeway Sts
Charles Street Methodist Church
Bowdoin
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Phillips
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Winchell
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Joy St
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Dartmouth
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Lincoln
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Benjamin Pope
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Gaston
L St
Old Hawes
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East Sixth
Capen
I Sts
Thomas N. Hart
H St
National Hall
National St
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Clinch
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Shurtleff
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Ticknor
John A. Andrew
Wait
Shawmut Ave
Castle St. Cor
Old Franklin
Way St
Andrews
Genesee St
Boom
Appleton St
Berkeley
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Waltham St
Union Park
Canton St
Dedham St
J.J. McNutt
Malden St
West Chester Park
Columbus Ave
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Girls’ High
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Everett
Northampton St
Chester Park
Joshua Bates
Harrison Ave
Walpole St
Weston St
Tremont St
Hyde
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Sherwin Oy Eet
Windsor St
Cor. Gay and
Linden Park
Roxbury St
Thorndike St
Lingate
Dearborn Phree
Eustis St
Vine St
Dudley St
Yeoman St
George St
Moreland St
Dennis St
Hugh O’brien
Centre St
Linwood Square
Marcella St
Thornton St
Walnut Avenue
Warren St
Lewis
Sherman St
Bluse Hill Avenue
Munroe St
Crawford St
Westland Avenue
Avon Pl
Day’s
Parker St
Longwood Ave
Phillips St
Martin
Huntington Ave
Comins
Calumet St
Arcadia St
Field’s
Field’s Corner
Dorchester Ave
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Old Minor
Walnut St
Neponset Ave
Boutwell St
Public Library
Lower Mills
River St
Tileston
Norfolk St
Old Town Hall
Mather St
Nixonave
Gibson
School St
Atherton
Columbia St
Harvard
Allston
Union St
Auburn
Oak Sq
Commonwealth
Congress
The
J. M. Galvin
Cay
Dr. Parker
Starine
San’s Kidder
Federal St
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