Financial history test by Massachusetts voters cited in debate
The piece argues that Colonel Allen mislabels past Democratic and Republican money policies as “heresy.” It cites 1872 and 1876 party platforms, debates on silver, legal tender, and debt policy, and contrasts Democratic calls for honest money with Republican inflation and bond practices, urging examination of records and taxation choices.
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Michigan
Hoar
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Allen
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Samuel J. Tilden
Hancock
United States
Albert Gallatin
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Martin van Buren
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Charles S. Fairehila
William C. Endicott
William E. Ruaasell
Cleveland
Colonel Alien
Manning
Fairchild
Edmunds
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Music Hall
Boston Journal
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Hugh McCulloch
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Vicksburg
New Orleans
Gettysburg
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House
Thomas Jefferson
Europe
Sherman
Samuel S. Marshall
Illinois
Mr. Sherman
John Beatty
Ohio
Sloar
Lodge Accepts Joint Debates to Narrow Campaign Lines
The Democratic State Committee challenges Congressman Lodge to a three debate series with John E Russell. Lodge accepts naming topics on Governor Russell's administration, tariff effects, and silver question with dates in October. The Democratic Committee replies arguing for balanced issues and conferencing to fix subjects and arrangements.
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Democratic State Committee
Lodge
John E. Russell
Mr. Lodge
Uemocratic
State Committee
Boston
John W. Corcoran
William J. Dale, Jr
John W. Russell
Russell
National Democratic Party
H. C. Lopas
Henry Cabot Lodge
John EF. Russell
Republican State Committee
Republican Party
W. J. Dale, JR
Navant
Mime
McKinley
H. CO. Lopar
Norfolk Club Dines. Col A. Hears No Speech
The Norfolk Club met at Young's Hotel on Saturday with Ex-Governor John D. Long and Ex-Congressmen Greenhalge and Morse in attendance. David Hall Rice introduced Governor Long who predicted a Democratic majority would pass a free silver bill, blocked only by unknown forces.
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Norfolk Club
Young’s
A. Allen
John D. Long
Greenhalge
Morse
Mahlon D. Chance
American Protective League of New York
David
Campaign rallies fill fall calendar across Massachusetts
A series of political rallies unfolds in Lowell Boston Somerville Cambridge and Everett with speakers including Governor Russell General Corcoran Congressmen Williams O Neil and Dr William Everett Prohibitionist events feature Rev Small Rev Gougar and Mrs Helen Gougar Address dates span October 5 8 13 15 and 29 with a temperance leaflet from the State Committee highlighting Colonel Allen’s record.
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Lowell
John E. Russell
Boston
Music Hall
Governor Russell
John W. Corcoran
George Fred Williams
Joseph H. O’neil
William Everett
Quincy
Faneuil Hall
John H. Sector
Small
Tremont Temple
Prohibition City Committee
Helen Gougar
Sam Small
Somerville
Cambridge
Everett
State Committee
Colonel Allen
Republican Rally Dates Show Broad Campaign Schedule
A Boston area notice lists dates for Republican speeches by Colonel Allen and allied figures. It details appearances across Massachusetts from Sept. 28 in Somerville to Oct. 30 in Pittsfield with many intermediate stops and planned debates with John E. Russell.
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Brockton
Taunton
New Bedford
Harwich
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Newton Centre
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East Somerville
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Hyde Park
Woburn
Springfield
Boston
North Adams
Adams
Great Barrington and
Lee
Pittsfield
Holyoke
Northampton
Keenfield
Easthampton
Athol and
Orange
Ware
Palmer
Worcester
Lodge
Waltham
Lawrence
Hudson
East
Gardner
Greenfield
Fitchburg
John E. Russell
Greenhalge
Pittafield
State Committee
Hoar
Michigan
Haile
Republican Club
Yesburg
A. A. Putnam
Uxbridge
Willard Howland
Athol
Democratic State Convention Set For Worcester Amid Large Attendance Forecast
The Democratic State Convention officers and members will ride the 11 o clock train to Worcester for the event tomorrow. The Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts meets at 6 30 this afternoon and the State Committee at 7. Corcoran to call the session to order at 11 tomorrow morning with General P A Collins presiding. Admission to the hall is by ticket. Headquarters are at the Bay State House for the State Committee the Young Men s club and the Boston City Committee tonight. The group expects one of the largest and most enthusiastic conventions in years with business likely to proceed in good season.
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Worcester
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Bay State House
State Committee
Corcoran
P. A. Collins
Boston
Alabama Colonel Kills 19-Year-Old Then Surrenders
Colonel Bradford Dunham, general superintendent of the Alabama Midland railroad, fatally shot James Cunningham, age 19, with a double barreled shotgun in MontAga s Mont Montgomery Alabama. Dunham then drove to the county jail and surrendered to the sheriff.
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Alabama
Montagomerry
Ala
Bradford Dunham
Alabama Midland Railroad
James Cunningham
Dunham
Cunningham
Tin plate fraud exposed by St Louis chemists
The St Louis Republic reports an analysis by Regis Chauvenot & Co showing a so called American tin plate medal is iron with a tin and lead coating and no steel. Professor Charles Luedeking warns the lead poisoning risk to workers and consumers if such plates enter commerce.
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St. Louis
Mckinley
Ohio
California
Piqua
Republic
Messrs
Niedringhaus
Charles Luedeking
Washington University
Luedeking
United States
Messrs. Chauvenet
Mayor Henneman Shot in Spartanburg as Mob roars
Spartanburg Mayor J Henneman was shot by a Negro suspect John Williams after arresting him for a disturbance. The city holds a mob outside the jail with threats of lynching as authorities rush to prevent further violence.
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Spartanburg
S. C
J. Henneman
John Williams
Henneman
Williams
South Carolina
Final yacht events and season close at Beverly and Bay View clubs
The Beverly Yacht Club finale saw Fannie beat Pioneer and Mildred G in class one as Lie Peri claimed a walkover in class two and Caprice won the class two cup. Marchioness won class three easily while Tantrum edged Marigold. Bay View held a novelty race with Naiad Queen taking class one and Pink winning class two. Larchmont’s annual race was canceled due to no wind. Charles A. Prince bought the cat-yawl Gannett for winter work.
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Can Ion Bip
Savin Hill
Beverly Yacht Club
Buzzard’s Bay
Monument Beach
Violet
Anonyma
Kina
Daisy
Cat
Edith
Bay View Yacht Club
Larchmont Yacht Club
Charles A. Prince
E. D. Mor Wan
Ohio Wool Grower Rejects McKinley Bill
S B Carlton a prominent Ohio farmer and wool grower denounces the McKinley bill in Younastown Sept 27 saying it ruins wool growers. He cites higher duties on woollens depressing prices and favors restoring wool ens duties while sticking with Republicans but plans to vote against McKinley.
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Ohio
Younastown
S. B. Carlton
McKinley
Editor Replies on Mr Allen Speech at Amesbury
The letter critiques Mr Allen's public remarks and compares them to other politicians. It questions the Democratic party’s stance, cites historical references, and mocks loaded metaphors used in the speech. The writer urges clarity and warns against confusing rhetoric with policy.
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