Greenback Gathers Support At Boston Music Hall Rally
A large Boston audience heard Greenback speakers including H. H. Bryant J Moody Boynton Peter Cooper and Wendell Phillips as they urged monetary reform. The crowd heard calls to end debt finance and favor a stable currency and free labor prosperity while critiquing government financial policy and wealth aristocracy.
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H. H. Bryant
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Peter Cooper
Zichor
Cooper Institute
Wonde
Phillips
Solon Chase
Chouh
Daniel Webster
Congress
Cicero
Rome
Romanus
Mediia
Mankind
Willam Foster
Coloss
Demosthenes
Whittier
Genileven
Wendell Philips
Wendell Phillips denounces money power in political crisis
In a fiery speech Phillips rails against Wall Street influence and the hard money agenda, arguing inflation danger and Republican resumption pretenses. He links finance to slave-era oppression, urges unity to defend civil rights, and warns of Southern ruin without industrial reform.
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Applauss
England
Germany
Loudon
Connecticut
Logland
Vastern
Rhins
Channel
Hoston
New York
Rueasian
Ieee
Karamovney
Karamovney Wall Street and State Street Would Up To 1 the Reeupack. (Tremendo
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State Street
Freenbarks
Tiga
My Tried
Laugorer
Ima
Civilizarios
Raisie
Raya
Boston
Aslany Road
Rutee
Amasa Walker
Dyvisea
Abany
Wal Etreet
Couinuo
Congress
Treasury
United States
Maine Greenbacker Advocate Delivers Speech at Chase's Mills
Ge Rerates his experience and defends the Greenback party in Maine. He recalls a Portland convention, attacks bankers and specie resumption, argues for silver coinage, and praises farmers and war veterans while critiquing Republicans and the banking system. The crowd cheers as he links debt, wages, and rural distress to monetary policy.
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Chase’s Mills
The
Peter Cooper
Greenback Party
Hightech
Portland
Erie
Maretaare
Greenbark
Hearta
Arong
Kang
Hasler
Hatolet
Fregaréx
Tize
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Uut
Chase's Mills
Anplause
Busnes
Boston
John Sherman
Congress
New York Times
Evry
Svlan
Coppianad
Tol
Beno Butler
Ken Butler
White Houses
Bryant introduces Tyrannical Moneyed Power speech
The passage describes H A Bryant introducing a speaker as a champion of the people against moneyed power. Alderman and Hon E Moody Boynton of Newburyport are named as participants, praised for leading the fight for government by the people.
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Bryant
United States
Masaachusetta
E. Moody Boynton
New Urypors
Boynton
E MOULY BOYNTON AT MASSACHUSETTS NATIONAL MEETING
The National party held its largest Boston hall meeting with E Moluy Boynton predicting a World Finan[cial] Center if a national currency is adopted. Peter Cooper’s letter was read via Dr Zachos amid applause, praising reforms and the people’s rule over wealth.
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Keystone
Republican Party
Union
Maine
Benjamin F. Butler
Sylan Chese
Lewiston
Auburn
Uust
Beter
Diven
Gunso
Solon Chase
Chase
Lls
Mains
Blaine
Boston Jurnal
Boston Advertiger
Boutwell
Aix
Meine
Papen
Ben Bull
Massachusetts
Boston
Crntieman
Peter Cooper
New York
Hat
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Amparica
Boynton
J. ©. Zachos
Cooper Union Pou
NW York
Public Finance and Monopolies in the American Republic
Fellow citizens argue that the people must share in fiscal governance and moneyed institutions to secure justice and general welfare. The text asserts that monopolies burden the public, calls for constitutionally aligned currency policy, and criticizes past money policies including debates over treasury notes and coinage.
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New Yok
Republic
Lawrnet
United States
Congress
Treasury
Greenback Congressmen Letter and Telegraph Readings
A 1879 letter from J. B. Weaver Iowa Greenback to H. H. Bryant Boston notes growing catas and 1880 success, with a June 4 telegram signed by Greenback lawmakers invoking Fanueil Hall. A Boston Greenback committee meeting at 176 Tremont Street sets preliminaries for a Music Hall convention.
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Greenback
Congress
Iowa
House of Prrs
Washington
D. C
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Boston
Mass
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J.B. Weaver
Washington, D.C
H. H. Bryant
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Missouri
T. H. Mureh
A. L. Forsyth
EF. H. Giletto
G. W. Jones
Miatyr
William M. Lowe
A. Yocum
D. Il
Russell
State Central Greenback Committee
Boston Hall
Tremont Street
Family Poisoning in Philadelphia Kills Two
In Kensington Philadelphia Mrs Walls and her sister died after a family supper of shortcake. Two small children survived while Mrs Walls and the sister succumbed to a poisoning suspected to be from baking soda used in the cake. Dr Wood planned to examine the cake to identify the poison.
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Kensington
Philadelphia
Lr. Wood
Uoti
Guffey’s Condensea Chowder Banner Causes Theater Disturbance
An ad agent at a San Francisco auction house caused a scene at Baldwin's Theatre by unveiling a large canvas sign reading iy Guffey's Condensea Chowder in a box. The manager ordered removal after threats and controverted money. The agent fled with a revolver drawn, but Guiley had the sign removed and the incident ended with a promotional misfire printed in the morning papers.
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San Francisco Post
Kearney Street
Baldwin's Theatre
Iy Guffey
Tuey
Bass
Guiley
Mr. Guiley
Champion
Orchnatra
Gift snakes spark bar feud and legal action on Clay Street
A bartender received two stuffed rattlesnakes from the neighboring saloon keeper. Trade plummeted as patrons fainted or locked up when faced with the display. The rattlesnakes were sent to Woodward's garden and the donor sues for about $100,000 damages.
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Clay Street
Sula
Mount ‘Tamaipais
Woodward's Garden
Death of Baron Lionel Nathan Rothschild
London dispatch notes the death of Baron Lionel Nathan Rothschild head of Rothschild & Co. He was born November 22 1808 and became the first Jew to sit in the British House of Commons after relief from disability in 1858. His lineage traces to Mayer Anselm Rothschild founder of the Frankfurt bank.
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Rothschild & Co
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Mayer Anselm Rothschild
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Rothschild
Europe
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Nathan
Laonel
House of Commons
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