Williams Rally Campaign Tour in Boston Wards 21 18 and 9
Three political rallies were held in Boston last night in Wards 21 18 and 9. Speakers included George Fred James H Mellen Timothy W Coakley and Oliver Downing with Williams addressing audiences at Armory Hall Woodbury Street and Wells Memorial Hall on Washington Street.
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George Fred
James H. Mellen
Timothy W. Coakley
Oliver Downing
Armory Hall
Warren Street
Woodbury Street
Wells Memorial Hall
Washington Street
Massachusetts Democrat rally backs free silver in 1896
Mr Williams addresses Ward 21 Democrats at Faneuil Hall, praising Chicago convention stand for free coinage of silver. He denounces intimidation of workers and press misrepresentation, urges unity for Bryan and Sewall, and urges loyalty to the national ticket amid calls for free speech.
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Williams Urges Ward 18 Democrats Vote on Biennial Elections
In Ward 18 Boston Democrat Mr. Williams argues about biennial elections and warns some city wards may try to suppress the issue at the Chicago national convention. He doubts a few wards can reverse national policy and will wait for the convention’s stance on annual elections.
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Boston
Chicago
Speech in Ward 9 Urges Duty at Caucuses
Mr. Williams spoke at Wells Memorial Hall about Democratic leadership, criticizing the State committee for apathy toward the national ticket. He praised Massachusetts Democrats' unity, denounced bolters, urged ward caucus diligence, and urged citizens to vote conscience without fear of loss of money or patronage.
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Wells Memorial Hall
Williams
State Committee
Massachusetts
Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhill
Holyoke
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Timothy W. Coakley
Williams Delegates Back Williams For Governor At State Convention
In Brockton on September 10 delegates to the State convention were instructed to support George Fred Williams for Governor. Each ward listed officials for state, congressional, county, councillor and senatorial roles, with numerous names including James H. Reilly John McNamara and Wesley L. Minor among others representing wards 1 through 7.
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Brockton
George Fred Williams
James H. Reilly
John McNamara
John T. Doyle
Patrick Leonard
J. H. Reilly
R. O. Hatch
W. H. Doyle
Arthur Keefe
S. A. Spear
Wesley L. Minor
J. J. Madden
Willis H. Flagg
Clarence H. Smith
Oscar Calkins
W. L. Minor
John E. Linnehan
C. O. Batchelder
John Nolan
John F. Farrel
J. J. Houlihan
Frank J
T. L. Doyle
J. W. Baxendale
D. V. Shaunnessey
John E. Lynch
William H. Burns
Patrick P. Manning
J. B. Lynch
Charles O. Collier
J. J. Baxendale
John F. Porter
Peter Miller
W. Burns
Lowell O. Clifford
Rufus C. Freeman
C. J. Roan
W. H. Bussey
I. B. Laroque
Joseph K. Brooks
Thomas Hogan
W. A. Martin
R. c. Freeman
J. B. Laroque
Cadigan to Run for Re election to Common Council
Councilman Ed ward C. Cadigan of Ward 15 says he is not seeking the Legislature now but will seek re election to the Common Council. He endorses John A. McManus for Representative, as last year, believing him the logical candidate.
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Edward C. Cadigan
Ward 15
John A. McManus
Storm Lifts but Leaves Harbor Damage and Tales of Vessels
The city endures a slow moving storm with gusts over fifty miles per hour while water levels rise. Steamers Olivette and Dimock escape quarantine and sail, while vessel Vict orian Bostonian Gloucester and Chattahoochee depart for port. Fishing boats and a large catboat break free, crews report long sails and near misses, and a floating steam drill drifts toward Teddy’s Rocks before salvage by the Kate Jones.
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Halifax
N. S
H. F. Dimock
New York
Spartan
Philadelphia
Nicholson
Philadelphia Line
Leyland
Victorian
Liverpool
Furness
Bostonian
London
Yarmouth Line
Boston
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Baltimore
Chattahoochee
Savannah
Bay State
Portland
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Bangor
Kennebec
Bath
Cumberland
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Yarmouth
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Cygnet
Silas McLean
Sarah
Vigilant
Alice
Hawkes
Ethel Maud
E. C. Hussey
T Wharf
City of
Smith
James Clark
Cape Shore
Seal Island Light
Thatcher’s Island
Jeffries Point
Governor Ames
Newport News
Wood End
Cape Cod
Highland Light
Leon
Port Antonio
Jam
Kingston
A. Brun
Captain Brun
Bergen
Norway
Janorin
Cuba
Jamaica
Siesta
Charles A. Sinclair
Rowe’s Wharf
Teddy
Kate Jones
Violetta
Galloupes Island
Evans
The
Jones
Barge sinks after heavy seas near Absecon Light
The tug Underwriter tows the coal barge Mercedita and the Jersey Belle toward Boston and Providence. A heavy sea tears open the Jersey Belle causing her to sink with 2500 tons of coal aboard. Captain Wolfe and crew, plus passengers including Miss Elia B. Couillard, are saved thanks to Captain Wiley.
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New York
Underwriter
Lower Bay
Liberty Island
Philadelphia
Boston
Providence
Absecom Light
Wolfe
Elia B. Couillard
New England
Penobscot River
Maine
Wiley
Bath
Gloucester Fishing Fleet Vessel Valued With Insurance
The best vessels of the Gloucester fishing fleet were valued at about $10,000 with a $6,500 insurance on the vessel and $1,500 on the outfit, insured by the China Mutual Insurance Company.
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Gloucester
China Mutual Insurance Company
Steamer City of Worcester Disabled by Propeller Failure
The steamer City of Worcester was disabled in the sound last night during a gale after a propeller shaft broke at a recently repaired spot. She anchored and rode out the storm while some passengers were taken off.
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New London
City of Worcester
Resolutions Endorsing Chicago Platform Adopted Unanimously
Griffin, J. H. Murphy, M. J. Dockray, J. H. Dunbar joined in resolutions that endorsed the Chicago platform and its candidates, with unanimous approval by the meeting.
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Griffin
J. H. Murphy
M. J. Dockray
J. H. Dunbar
Chicago
Malden Democrats Nominate Williams Backers in Ward Caucuses
In Malden on September 10, Democrats across wards except Ward 6 chose delegates aligned with George Fred Williams for Governor. Delegates listed cover state, congressional, county, senatorial roles across Wards 2 3 4 6 and 7 with multiple names per position.
Williams and Platform at Hyde Park Caucus
The Democratic caucus in Hyde Park endorsed the Chicago platform and nominees including George Fred Williams. Delegates were chosen for State and Congressional at large posts, with names such as James D. Grant John H. Russell Edward P. Millett and others. Senatorial selections included Patrick H. Crowley and Arthur T. Rogers among the at large figures. County and Councillor picks featured Joseph McDermott Thomas Dolan William Bowen and others.
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Hyde Park
Democratic Caucus
Chicago
George Fred Williams
State
James D. Grant
John H. Russell
Edward P. Millett
David W. Murray
Arthur T. Rogers
William S. O’brien
George H. Foley
William K. Peabody
George G. Childs
Thomas F. Trury
Roger Flaherty
Jeremiah Corbett
James H. O’brien
James D
William F. McIntyre
Dennis Mahoney
George C. Whorf
John F. Dowd
Attleboro
Isaac Alger
Philip FE. Brady
Louis P. Metcalf
John F. Nolan
John W. Cody
W. H. Smith
Mace B. Short
F. H. Barney
Irving Sinclair
David Finn
George F. Bicknell
John McCarty
Leroy V. Stearns
Olney F. Dolan
Hudson Uninstructed Delegates Named in Local Election
In Hudson on September 10 the Democratic slate elected delegates including State Lawrence H Murphy John E Walsh Charles H Hill W Joseph Jandr on and George Doyle. Congressional picks include George P Keith Charles P Tucker Frank Francis Michael J Doherty and Christopher A Molloy. County councillor selections list Robert C Burrington F E Phaneuf Thomas F Mahoney George H Howarth and Thomas T Kelly. Senatorial picks name Charles E Bennett Oscar Parsons Fred J Parsons Charles H Morin and Samuel M Haynes.
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Malden
George Fred Williams
Ward
Frank M. Hungerford
John R. Coombs
Richard W. Shea
Frank L. Mason
Charles E. Tompson
A. R. Hoar
George N. Lewis
Patrick Cudrice
Daniel Powell
Richard Marnell
Samuel G. Martin
James B. Spooner
John J. Wilson
Owen E. Trainor
John Delaney
P. J. Connelley
John Kelly
C. E. Benning
Daniel Pyne
John W. Norton
J. Connelley
William F. Hackett
George J. McNulty
Thomas R. Howard
Arthur J. Quinn
Dana J. Flanders
Richard T. Howard
William A. Turner
James A. Flanders
Alvin F. Sproul
Winthrop R. Burleigh
John Connelly
William P. Linn
Richard J. Howard
James Fitzpatrick
T. H. O’connell
L. E. O’donnell
William M
O. H. Shackford
James A. Armstrong
C. W. Welsh
P. J. McGuire
J. T. Carr
J. J. Walsh
J. J. Quenth
F. E. Hunnewell
Preston Parker
James W. Mullaney
J. F. Slattery
C. T .Renney
J. L. Gibson
Hudson
Lawrence H. Murphy
John E. Walsh
Charles H. Hill
W. Joseph Jandron
George Doyle
George P. Keith
Charles P. Tucker
Frank Francis
Michael J. Doherty
Christopher A. Molloy
Robert C. Burrington
F. E. Phaneuf
Thomas F. Mahoney
George H. Howarth
Thomas T. Kelly
Charles E. Bennett
Oscar Parsons
Fred
Williams Dispatches 128 to 15 in Democratic Caucus
In Wakefield at Armory Hall the Democratic caucus elected delegates to the State convention pledged to George Fred Williams for Governor. Vote 128 to 15. Darius Hadley chosen chairman and W. H. Butler secretary. Delegates named for state congressional senatorial and county positions.
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Wakefield
Armory Hall
George Fred Williams
Darius Hadley
W. H. Butler
C. W. Locklin
Herbert Walton
J. J. O’connor
P. J. Kelly
Donald Houston
Cornelius Donovan
James J. Kennedy
A. W. Brownell
S. P. Parker
G. C. Wellman, Jr
E. H. Walton
H. A. Symonds
W. E. Cowdrey
J. A. Hickey
D. W. McCarthy
J. J. Sullivan
Nathan Heath
J. W. Smith
P. J. Turner
T. T. Sullivan
J. N. Curley
W. W. Bessey
Thomas E. Dwyer
Richard J. Cuff
John Flanley
E. F. Preston
J. J. Foley
New Bedford Delegates Elected by Democrats Night Result
New Bedford Democrats chose Bryan and Williams delegates with no contest from the gold men. At large Luce. wards 1 through 6 nominate listed names for both at large and ward delegates, including Brightman Desmond Sullivan Weaver Connay Mahoney and others.
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New Bedford
Democrats
Bryan and
Williams
Charles T. Luce
George F. Brightman
Joseph Desmond
Michael E. Sullivan
William N. Weaver
Edward P. Connay
T. E. Mahoney
Harry W. Butler
Edward M. Murphy
William H. O'Neil
William N. Lane
Daniel B. Allen
M. L. Baker
John A. Gomley
James L. Fay
Arthur M. Pierce
F. M. Kennedy
Theodore B. Baylies
D. D. Dunnegan
J. J. Meany
P. W. Waldron
M. A. Hickey
Frank P. Truel
J. H. Moriarty
Matthew J. Hart
Gold and Silver Delegates Named in Concord
Democratic delegates chosen for state and congressional levels listed with gold and silver designations. State delegates include W. D. Cross, Joseph Dee, T. Frank Mullen, John B. Studley. Congressional delegates are John W. Cull, Randall Lufkin, John B. Studley, George Wheeler. Additional county, councillor, senatorial selections named.
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Concord
State
W. D. Cross
Joseph Dee
T. Frank Mullen
John B. Studley
John W. Cull
Randall Lufkin
George Wheeler
J M. Smith
George Tolman
George Withington
John Goulding
Patrick J. White
F. M. Holland
M. J. Collins
Patrick Sullivan
W. E
Political figures named in a territorial listing
The document lists individuals including Kenneth McAuley O'Neil Jacob Marston Edward Maguire Nicholas J. Murray Thomas P. Flynn and Senatorial figures Daniel N Crowley Robert D Sears Thomas J Curtis Daniel Coughlin Daniel Donovan Marcus C Pettingell Patrick J Clancy and Joseph Murray.
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O'Neil
Kenneth McAuley
Jacob Marston
Edward Maguire
Nicholas J. Murray
Thomas P. Flynn
Daniel N. Crowley
Robert D. Sears
Thomas J. Curtis
Daniel Coughlin
Daniel Donovan
Marcus C. Pettingell
Patrick J. Clancy
Joseph Murray
Athol slate lists candidates for Congress and state offices
The Athol list names L B Caswell L S Van Valkenburg J H Hayden A L Mathewson Cornelius Leonard James McManamy for Congress and senatorial railings. Also included are local council and county contenders with alternating nominations. Delegates to the State convention are pledged to vote for George Fred Williams.
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ATHOL
John Killey
Moses Comerfors
George H. Vorster
A. L. Mathewson
F. J. House
L. S. van Valkenburg
William P. Fox
James Donovan
James Danserau
C. M. Pierce
L. B. Caswell
Ia S. van Valkenburg
Prghaedye Tan
George Fred Williams
Democratic delegates chosen in Swampscott for Bryan ticket
Swampscott on September 10 elected delegates including State Martin E. Nies and Aaron G. Stone who backed Bryan and silver. Congressional delegates Eben N. Wardwell and Ed win H. Thomas also named along with county councillor A. Olsen and J. T Lyons. Senatorial selections A. G. Watts and D. J. Myers reported.
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Swampscott
Martin E. Nies
Aaron G. Stone
Bryan
Silver
Eben N. Wardwell
Edwin H. Thomas
A. Olsen
J. T Lyons
A. G. Watts
D. J. Myers
Merrimac Democrats Select Delegates and Endorsement
The Democratic caucus in Merrimac on September 10 chose state delegates J. C. Libby W. C. Adams Bailey Sargent. congressional delegates George Bremner John Labrie W. C. Russell. county and councillor A. M. Colty W. C. Russell. senatorial delegates Alexander Hanna Bailey Sargent Frank Lefavor. They also voted to endorse Bryan Sewall and G. F. Williams.
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Merrimac
J. C. Libby
W. C. Adams
Bailey Sargent
George Bremner
John Labrie
W. C. Russell
A. M. Colty
Alexander Hanna
Frank Lefavor
Bryan
Sewall
G. F. Williams
Sandwich
George T. McLaughlin
John J. Brady
Democratic delegates in Silver Uninstructed Tyrnsboro
Democratic delegates at Tyngsboro on Sept 10 were uninstructed but favored free silver. Delegates listed include State-C C H Danforth A R Marshall Congressional IE A Perham J W Marshall Senatorial George D Danforth George Ledeaux County councillor H S Proctor L T Braddon.
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Tyngsboro
C. H. Danforth
A. R. Marshall
A. Perham
J. W. Marshall
George D. Danforth
George Ledeaux
Proctor
L. T. Braddon
Ipswich Democratic Delegates Endorse Bryan and Sewall
Ipswich delegates chosen on September 10 include state and congressional teams with A. Peatfield L. D. Pickard Val D. Rusk Foster Russell James H. Gallagher J. M. Reilly Nourse Glazier Smith. They endorsed Bryan Sewall and the Chicago platform with no gubernatorial preference.
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Ipswich
A. Peatfield
L. D. Pickard
Val D. Rusk
Foster Russell
James H. Gallagher
J. M. Reilly
J. W. Nourse
Charles H. Glazier
Charles E. Smith
Bryan
Sewall
Chicago
Pledged to Williams in Randolph Meeting
In Randolph on September 10 a list of pledges named State, Congressional, Councillor, and Senatorial selections. Key figures included H J Molloy E Long P H McLaughlin P B Hand J F Sullivan and J E Boyle. State delegates were instructed to favor the nomination of George Fred Wil
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H. J. Molloy
E. Long
P. H. McLaughlin
P. B. Hand
J. B. Wren
M. F. Sullivan
George Fred Williams
Pledged slate lists numerous state and local nominees
A long list of names appears for state and local positions including George Fred Williams, A Hobart, John V Scollard, Colonel A Drinkwater, Elisha Thayer, John Cav anaugh, and others. The document names congressional and councillor candidates and county officials with several entrenched party figures.
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Braintrek
George Fred Williams
A. Hobart
John V. Scollard
A. Co. Drinkwater
Elisha Thayer
John Cavanaugh
A. C. Drinkwater
F. A. Hobart
J. V. Scollard
E. F. Porter
Daniel Gallivan
F.W. Jackson
J. F. Powers
W. Allen
W. Green
J. EB. Shay
Conrad Mischler
P. E
Sullivan County
J. Penniman
E. Shay
James J. Murray
P. D. Holbrook
James J. O'Keefe
Democratic delegates chosen and candidates listed in Walpole
In Walpole on September 10 the Democratic delegates were Charles F. Bird George E. Craig and William Moore with Williams and Moore undecided. Congressional nominees were Samuel Allen Eugene Bonney and Horace T. Metcalf. County councillor and senatorial nominees were Henry B. Craig John H. Smith and William H. Moore.
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Walpole
Charles F. Bird
George E. Craig
Will'am Moore
Williams
Moore
Samuel Allen
Eugene Bonney
Horace T. Metcalf
Henry B. Craig
John H. Smith
William H. Moore
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