Arrival of the Democratic Nominee Greeted by Immense Hang
The Democratic candidate arrived by private car at Boston and Albany station amid an immense crowd that turned the depot into a mêlée. Spectators described the scene as extraordinary with a moblike rush and frantic excitement across the city streets and hotels. Police were not yet present as crowds pressed toward the train.
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Idate
Hang
Mr. Bryan
Boston & Albany
Boston
Bryan Draws Crowd to Outdoor Meeting on the Common
Mr Bryan addressed a vast outdoor gathering estimated between 50 000 and 60 000 by observers and organizers. He stood on a chair shading his eyes and said it was the largest outdoor meeting he had seen while Chairman James H Mellen claimed as many as 100 000 people.
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Mr. Bryan
James H. Mellen
Beacon Street
Spruce Street
Charles Street
Hats at Union Hat Co Offer A Modern Style
A newspaper notice from the Union Hat Co at 139 Hanover Street promotes an up to date hat for sale at $2.00, noting hats change and inviting buyers to visit the shop for current styles.
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Union Hat Co
139
Hanover Street
Corner Union
Democratic Bryan Captures Boston Crowd at Music Hall
Bryan, leader of the Democratic party, addressed a representative Boston audience at Music Hall. The crowd responded with rapturous applause and a powerful display of approval, echoing the electrifying performances of Phillips and Garrison in Boston history.
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Phillips
Garrison
Boston
Music Hall
Bryan
Massachusetts Hall Occupied by Bryan Supporters in Political Clash
Bryan supporters seized Music Hall after the rally and vowed to hold it through the convention. They claimed a majority of delegates and announced plans to name temporary and permanent chairs and all committees. Police were asked to intervene but did not act as delegates remained inside all night.
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Massachusetts
Worcester
Music Hall
Tausti
Atremees - Williams
Bryan
Williams
State Committee
Chicago
Bryan-Sewall- Williams
James H. Mellen
John L. Rice
Linwood J. Pratt
Timothy W. Coakley
Joseph A. Dennison
Frank P. Curran
Woburn
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Hanover and
Portland Sts
Qur
Summer Street
Ne Street
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Hanover St
Blackstone
Union Made
Gloucester
Edward S. Eveleth
Grand Bank
Kempton Larkin
Stephen Hanon
Nova Scotia
Commercial College
Washington St
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Gloudy
Washington
New England
Rueter & Company
Highland Spring
Borton
Mia
Paris
Babay
Eac
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Bull
Wison
Rally
American House
Common
W. L. Douglas
City Hall Ave
Green St
The
Nebraska Orate
Coakley
Dennison
Washington Street
McManus & Co., Clothiers and Outfitters
Cor. Beach
Finn & Kelley
Bowdoin
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