Williams Speaks on Washington Warning and Silver Standard
East Pepperell September meeting features George Fred Williams addressing Democrats on Washington warnings about party strife, free coinage, and bi metallicism. He argues for independent U S policy, cites Jefferson and Jackson, and challenges opponents using heated rhetoric. Williams urges bold currency reform backed by the people.
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East Pepperell
Prescott Hall
George Fred Williams
Beads Jaquith
Williams
I. P. Moore
Congress
Bryan
Sewall
United States
Washington
Republic
Brooklyn
Chicago
Hell
w.Andrew Jackson
Finance
Nicholas Biddie
Bank of the United States
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Biddle
Paris
Nicholas Jiddle
Homas Jefferson
DEMOC
Judge dips mandamus on Newton voter registration
Judge Allen of the Supreme Court dismissed Fred Henry Clark's petition to force Newton registrars to hold a registration meeting before the Republican caucus in Ward 4. The court ruled there was no legal duty to call such a meeting absent a proper request and refusal.
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Allen
Supreme Court
Fred Henry Clark
Newton
Ward
Board of Registrars
American Wringer Company Ad for Wringers and Sweepers
The American Wringer Company lists wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers for sale at 13 and 15 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill Boston. Repairs are called for and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 764.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Boston
Bissell
Tremont
Dean's Kidney Pills Cited In Boston Back Case
A Boston rail worker Mr G W Thrower at No 24 Chelsea Street East Boston testifies to kidney backed relief from back pain after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He says the pills cured him and he bought them from Woodbury Drug Co East Boston. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents priced 50 cents. The article also quotes Mr Bryan on labor, wealth, and silver coinage amid campaign speeches in Lexington and Greensboro.
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Boston
G. W. Thrower
Boston & Albany Railway
Chelsea Street
East
Mr. Thrower
Dean
Woodbury Drug Co
Mr. Bryan
Lexington
Bryan
Greensboro
Chicago
Cheeers
Bryan Campaign Train Leaves Charlotte for Durham
The speech traced a money circulation decline from 1894 to 1896 arguing a deficit of over 150 million and urging worker support. The address cited Senator Sherman and invoked fighter rhetoric as the Bryan train departed Charlotte for Durham at 10 a.m.
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Sherman
John Sherman
Mr. Bryan
Charlotte
Durham
Bryan Speech in Concord Advocates Silver Policy
The Bryan special reached Concord at 10:35 a.m. with about 1000 listeners. He argued for free coinage, claimed price parity of silver at $1.29, and warned that opening mints would create demand, revive farm and factory prosperity, and prevent factory destruction by limiting producer sales.
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Greensboro
N. C
Bryan
Concord
United States
France
England
Germany
China
Japan
India
Bryuan Introduced Before Greensboro Crowd at Salisbury
At Salisbury 4000 people greeted Mr Bry an as Theodore F Kluttz chair of the North Carolina delegation to Chicago introduced him at 11:15 a m Enthusiasm marked the candidate s speech and continues in Greensboro labor rally notes.
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Greensboro
N. C
Salisbury
Bryan
Theodore F. Kluttz
North Carolina
Chicago
Claim Thirty Six States Seem Favored By Bryan
Chicago dispatch says Democratic press bureau estimates Bryan will win thirty six of forty five states and 324 electoral votes in November. Illinois Indiana Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan Nebraska Missouri ranges shown, with North Dakota not claimed. New York and New Jersey excluded.
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Chicago
Press Bureau Today
Bryan
New York
New Jersey
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Nebraska
Missouri
North Dakota
Bryan's Boston Visit Promises a Big Public Demo on Common
William Jennings Bryan will speak on Boston Common between 5 and 6 PM next week with George F Williams presiding. The event, arranged by the Bryan Sewall Williams Club, will be followed by a speech to Democratic State convention delegates at Music Hall. Bryan plans Maine and Massachusetts tours, with headquarters at the American House and overnight at Dedham.
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William Jennings Bryan
United States
Boston Common
Quincy
Bryan-Sewall-Williams Club
Charles and
Beacon Streets
Bryan
George Fred Williams
Music Hall
Boston
Maine
Sewall
Bath
Williams
New York
Tammany Halli
Friends of Silver
Messrs
Oliver Downing
G. E. C. Buffington
Philip T. Nickerson
Democratic State Committee
William J Bryan Adds Dates To Itinerary In Midwest Tour
The Bryan campaign released additional stops for William J. Bryan. He leaves New York at midnight September 29, visits Washington D C Martinsburg Charleston Huntington Cincinnati St Louis and ends in Memphis and Nashville with a busy October in Illinois Michigan Indiana and Ohio.
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Chicago
William J. Bryan
National Headquarters
New York
Washington
D. C
Martinsburg
W. Va
Keyser
Clarksburg
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Charleston
Huntington
Chesapeake & Ohio
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Memphis
Nashville
Bryan
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Tailor GEO Brown Offers Elegant Overcoats
For this month only we make an elegant overcoat for 330 English goods with the best work and material. GEO. W. BROWN, Tailor, 110 Tremont, Room 9.
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Geo. W. Brown
Tremont
Puritana Claims Big Cure Network Through Testimonials
Puritana markets its stomach remedy as effective because many readers report relief after using it. The ad cites testimonials from diverse, approachable patients, notes the founder Prof. Dixi Crosby and the claim that a sound stomach leads to health.
Self-inflicted Deaths At German Household In January
A man identified as Buckow died by gunshot in a Lunenburg Hanover Germany linked room after arranging to view his reflection. The servant found him seated facing a mirror with a revolver to his temple and life could not be saved. The body was moved to the North Grove street morgue and police notified Buckow’s father.
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Baker
Dunn
North Grove Street
Tinkham
Stone
Lunenburg
Han Ver
Germany
Maurice Cline
Buckow
Lagrange Street
Doctor Bukofyer’s Robbery and Death in City Prison
Dr Edward Bukofyer robbed a Worcester friend of 650 dollars and fled but was arrested yesterday. In the city jail, he hanged himself by a window in his cell in the early evening, ending the incident with his death.
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Edward Bukofyer
Worcester
German immigrant dies after crime in Worcester
O Day of the Worcester force brought the German suspect Edward Rukefyer or Max Baker to Worcester for trial. The body remains at the morgue awaiting disposition. Police say the man robbed a friend and died by his own hand after a brief stay in the city. They believe $500 stolen money is in his baggage intercepted at Springfield en route to New York.
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Worcester
Hoboken
Edward Rukefyer
Max Baker
Springfield
New York
Self-inflicted death at Adams House prompts case ruling
A Hamburg born man identified as Emile Buckow, about 20, checked into Adams House a week ago. He ate breakfast after shooting himself in the head and later died in his room. Police believe financial trouble and inability to pay his bill spurred the suicide. Buckow's true name is supported by Maurice Cline, who met Buckow via letters from Germany. Buckow kept to his room, spoke little English, and had several suits in his baggage. He wrote two letters before breakfast, one to the police chief requesting burial arrangements.
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Morton Frewen
Europe
Cleveland
Atkinson
Chaplin
Mr. Balfour
Balfour
Lord Salisbury
J. Sterling Morton
Hoke Smith
Washington
England
London
America
Republican Party
Adams Hrouse
Emile Buckow
Hamburg
Germany
Maurice Cline
Buckow
Cline
Adams House
Pinckney Street
Puckow
Mr. Cline
Chief of Police
Troubles of the Rossis in New Jersey murder case
Lawrence police report a family quarrel with Mrs Rossi attempting to drown herself and her youngest child in the North Canal but was restrained by husband Louis Rossi. Rossi family links to a Sept. 1 shooting at Common street, where Isabelle Rossi was killed by cousin Antonio Quartiero, who remains at large.
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Lawrence
Louis Rossi
Body of Unknown Man Found in Cocheco River
Dover authorities report the body of a man about 60 found on rocks in the lower Cocheco River. Coroner Ham found papers linking the deceased to Horace G. Bean of the Tewksbury Almshouse near Lowell Mass. The death is believed to be self-inflicted.
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Dover
N. H
Cocheco River
Ham
Horace G. Bean
Tewksbury Almshouse
Lowell
Mass
Monte Tabor Read Buried After Wreck Near Provincetown
The town of Provincetown Mass buried the captain the cook and a seaman from the wrecked barkentine Monte Tabor. Surviving crew members served as pallbearers in the funeral service.
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Provincetown
Mass
Cook
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