Bryan denies membership in restricted societies and defends public schools
In Madison on October 30, Mr Bryan told an AP representative that Republicans circulated claims he belonged to groups hostile to religion. He denied membership in the American Protective Association or Junior Order of American Mechanics and affirmed his Presbyterian faith and support for public schools. He argued Democrats support public schools and opposed compulsory English in New Mexico, urging open campaign conduct and to let voters judge his platform.
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Madison
Wis
Bryan
United Associated Presses
American Protective Association
Junior Order of American Mechanics
New Mexico
Order of American Mechanics
Presbyterian Church
Sean
Congress
Boston Parade Dazzles With Fiery Protests For McKinley
A 5000 strong Republican crowd in Boston spurred by torches rockets and music fills Copley Square and Beacon Street. Marchers include college students from Tech and BU with satirical political floats and banners mocking free silver and McKinley while opposing voices are heard along Washington and Eliot streets. The procession ends near Boston University with dramatic pyrotechnics and police crowd control.
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Boston
Copley Square
Boylston Street
Institution of Technology
Back Bay
Commonwealth Avenue
Beacon
Dartmouth
Arlington
Washington
Eliot Streets
Bryan
McKinley
Tech
Boston University
Flying Fisherman wrecks at Saugus River drawbridge
A serious Boston and Maine derailment occurred last evening when Train 73 the Flying Fisherman plunged into a draw open at Long bridge over the Saugus River near West Lynn. No deaths but danger was high as the engine and draw must be moved and repairs made over two days. Engineer George K Dority and foreman Nathaniel E Alley are noted for their experience. Continued on Page 2.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Union
Longbridge
Saugus River
West Lynn
Revere
Saugus
Nathaniel E. Alley
Boston
Salem
George K. Dority
Charlestown
Dority
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Massachusetts Clothing Co
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Jones
Chicago
George Fred ‘Williams
Grand Old Commonwealth
James K. Jones
Browning, King & CO
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Corner
Kneeland St
Kaiser
Berlin
The
Zukunft
William
Robinson
Crockery
C.H. Robinson & CO
Washington Street
Adams Square
Dock Square
New England
Freemen’s Land
Rueter & Company
Highland Spring Brewery
Tapster
Order
Winthrop Square
Whitten Burdett
Holesale Ustling Lothiers
Otis ST
Summer St
Boston & Albany
Old Colony
Winthrop SQ
Franklin Street
Post Office
College
YALE
Rahs
Alley
GLEAR
Weather Bureau
Central West
Atlantic
St. Lawrence
the Credit Clothiers
Paine Furniture CO
Canal Street
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