Talks for the Masses George Fred Williams Campaign
George Fred Williams delivered his thirtieth and thirty first speeches in East Boston. Crowds packed Webster Hall and Stirk Hall in Wards 1 and 2 with warm applause. Attendees referenced Bryan and Sewall. Burke presided Ward 2. other speakers included Coakley Doherty and Mellen. Mansfield presided at Stirk Hall with Mellen and Colonel T F Doherty.
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George Fred Williams
Boston
Webster Hall
Stirk Hall
Bryan
Sewall
William J. Burke
Frank K. Foster
Harry Lloyd
Timothy W. Coakley
Philip J. Doherty
James H. Mellen
Frank Mansfield
James Rh. Mellen
T. F. Doherty
Mr. Williams
Democratic Orator Attacks Trusts and Class Wealth
In a Webster Hall address the speaker denounces sugar and rail trusts, cites Gould Vanderbilt Morgan Rockefeller as barroom targets, and argues for reform to curb wealth power. He condemns corporate influence on courts, legislatures, and politics, urging farmers and laborers to claim real representation.
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Gold Standard
New York
Puck
Supreme Court
Jay
Jabez Green
Cochran
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of
Massachusetts
Mr. Gould
Vanderbilt
Sage
Astor
J. P. Morgan
Messrs. Rockefeller
J. Gould
Gould
Chauncey Depew
New York Central Railroad
People’s Legislature
New York State
United States Treasury
Morgan
Messrs
Rockefeller
New York Sun
Bank of England
Standard Oil Company
Sugar Trust
Albany
Williams Addresses Stirk Hall Democrats in Political War
Mr Williams speaks at Stirk Hall urging loyal Democrats to defend the party against attacks labeling them anarchists and communists. He calls for fighters in the campaign, criticizes nonendorsing leaders, and urges stepping down from positions not fully aligned with the Chicago platform. He ends amid cheers after a forceful address.
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Flower
Chicago
Teller
Republican Party
Democratic Party
New York Daily Commercial Bulletin
New York
Congress
United States
Haverhill
Bryan
Massachusetts
Joseph H. Walker
Hisses
Chesapeake & Ohio and Big Four Railroad Company
J. Sterling Morton
London Times
Lord Farrell
Williams
Stirk Hall
Coakley
Mr. Williams
MR. Gargan
Gargan
Chicago Platform
Webster Hall
Mitchell's Cure-All Corn and Bunion Plaster Ad
An advertisement extols Mitchell's Cure-All Corn and Bunion Plaster as a near universal remedy for corns bunions and foot sores. It claims high success rates offers thin discreet plasters and invites readers to purchase 50 cent boxes or request samples. notes manufacture by Novelty Plaster Works in Lowstt Massachusetts and founder G E Mitchell.
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Papa
Mitchell
Science of Man
Novelty Plaster Works
Lowstt
Mass
U.S.A
E. Mitchell
Pioneer of Plaster Fame
Democratic rally frames battle as fight against corrupt wealth
The speaker denounces corrupt wealth and urges unity among honest Democrats to endorse the people's cause and candidates. He praises Massachusetts Democracy and asks Boston to join in sustaining a true democracy for future party success.
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Democratic Party
Boston
Massachusetts Democracy
Massachusetts
Butler Wins Tandem Pace at Varick Park
At Varick Park in Manchester Tom Butler led the crowd as he started strong in the one mile open professional. In heat two Butler lost his pedal and fell from the race while Kiser and Gardner also fell in the final with Gardner taking a light stun. Caldwell and Fitzgerald paced Butler on a tandem for a 56 second half mile.
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Manchester
N. H
Tom Butler
Varick Park
O. L. Stevens
W.T. Saunders
Watson Coleman
Kiser
Gardner
Caldwell
Fitzgerald
Bryan Speech and Mass Meeting in Nebraska Capitol Parade
Five thousand people at the Nebraska State Capitol mass meeting applauded William Jennings Bryan after a parade of Bryan flameau clubs and silver supporters. Bryan urged immediate restoration of the money of the Constitution, decried corporate interference, and claimed growing support for free coinage of silver across the East and Midwest.
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State Capitol
Bryan Flambeau
City Hall Square
Mr. Bryan
State House
Capitol Grounds
Bryan
McKinley
Hobart
John A. Creighton
Omaha
John A. Martin
Missouri
Democratic National Committee
Governor Holcomb
Nebraska
Ignatius Donnelly
George A. Groot
Silver Party Notification Committee
E. E. Brown
Columbia National Bank of Lincoln
Hartford
Conn
Edward M. Graves
Jones
National Democratic Committee
William J. Bryan
New England
Graves
Stamford
Seaside Park
Bridgeport
New Haven
William J. Bryan Tours Nebraska, Voices Free Silver Cheer
William J. Bryan meets Malvern crowds at 6:30 after overnight ride from Burlington. He speaks from a flat car at Pacific Junction and from Plattsmouth to 500 listeners, then returns to Omaha to a 1500-strong reception. He lauds free silver and jokes about bringing East supporters home.
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Omaha
William J. Bryan
Malvern
Burlington
Pacific Junction
Plattsmouth
Fellows
Puritana Promised To Restore Digestion In Seasonal Change
The text warns of an approaching cold period stressing digestive weakness in children and adults. It advocates careful food and clothing, mentions stomach as the power producer, and promotes Puritana as a safe, effective stomach remedy backed by physicians and patients.
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Dixi Crosby
Dartmouth College
Bryan Campaign Swing Through Nebraska Observed
The train trip from Omaha to Lincoln drew crowds in Gretna Ashland and Greenwood with hundreds greeting the nominee William Jennings Bryan. He urged voting influence from all, praising past support in Saunders County and urging engagement for the upcoming election.
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Lincoln
Neb
Omaha
Gretna
Ashland
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Sander’s County
Greenwood
Hancock
Notable Milwaukee Election Bet Over McKinley or Bryan Victory
Fred W. Burke and Albert W. Davidson agreed to leave the country forever by January 1, 1897 if McKinley is elected, and to depart if Bryan wins. The contract was attested by a notary.
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Milwaukee
Fred W. Burke
Albert W. Davidson
Burke
William McKinley
Davidson
William J. Bryan
Boston Lawyer Praises Puritana For Stomach and Nerve Relief
John P. Wyman of Boston, a busy attorney, recounts his experience with Puritana, attributed to Prof. Dixi Crosby of Dartmouth College. He reports improved appetite, better sleep, and fewer headaches after using several bottles, endorsing Puritana as an important remedy for stomach nerves.
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John P. Wyman
Mr. Wyman
Dixi Crosby
Dartmouth College
Boston
Mass
Court Street
Boston Bride Absent as Crescent Beach Wedding Is Postponed
George Russell Jackson of Boston and Miss Nelie McFadden were to wed at Pleasant Cottage Crescent Beach yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was delayed as Jackson failed to secure a marriage license from Town Clerk Fenno, and McFadden left with a friend in a carriage. By 5 p m Jackson appeared puzzled by the unexplained absence of his bride. she had not returned by nightfall.
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George Russell Jackson
Boston
Nelie McFadden
Pleasant Cottage
Railroad Avenue
Crescent Beach
J. P. Bixby
Revere Lay College
Fenno
Felonious Assault Arrest in Cambridge Case
Mark Manuen an Armenian aged 30 was jailed at Station 2 Cambridge last evening on charges of attempting to assault a girl not yet 9 years old. The boy’s mother reported the girl missing after 7 pm and found her crying in a store room with Manuen.
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Mark Manuen
Station 2
Cambridge
Manuen
Cambridge Street
Broadway
Market Street
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Walker
Masachusetts
Republic
United States of America
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A. W. Wheeler & CO
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Frank A, Drew
Peared
Wall Street
Silver Party
New York City
Pennsylvania
Ore
Ohio
Fremont
England
Staples & Go.s Sale
George P. Staples & Co
Washington Street
John Fpf. Wyman
Bride
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Bissell
Tom
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Snow—Hayden
C. Hanaford
Frank W. Snow
Emmie M. N. Hayden
Orleans
J. Newman & Sons
Trenont ST
Barnard & CO
Temple Pl
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Sutton
Soton
Suffolk
Peter F. Jul
Court House
Pemberton
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