Governor Butler’s Worcester Outburst and Mass Legislation View
Governor Butler's Spencer address defends his tenure and attacks self seeking in politics. He cites Springfield Republican critique of Mr Robinson, condemns political manipulation, and argues for reform. He critiques voting literacy, taxes, and insurance schemes, endorses a savings bank, urges reading the Tewksbury pamphlet, and closes to strong audience support.
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Butler
Spencer
Springfield Republican
Congress
Robinson
Springfield
Ey Bay
Republican
Butler-Simmons Custom House
Soule
Ladd
Mr. Knowlton
Charles O. Chapin
Alexander
Mark
New England
Worcester
Massachusetts
Bristow
Cincinnati
Blaine Machine
Springin
Springfield Publican
Boston
Codman
Codmano
Eoarte
Commonwealth
Legistare
Colonel Codman
Tilden
Tate
San Francisco
France
England
Herald
United States
Bisa
Snt
Tewksbury
Clarke
Mr. Clarke
James Couch Sues For $300000 In Fraud Suit
James Couch, 83, files in Superior Court against lawyer Charles A. Dupee and John F. Chumasero of John V. Farwell’s firm, alleging a long fraud stripped him of the Tremont House and other assets. He seeks $300,000 restitution, claiming estate misappropriation and repeated theft over years.
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Cuicano
James Couch
Charles A. Dupee
John F. Chumasero
John V. Farwell
Couch
Tremont
Ira Couch
West
Chicago
Charles Pane
Hitchcock, Dupee , Judah
Tremont House
Dupee
Chumasero
Most Fortunate Man in the Navy
The Critic calls Civil Engineer A G Menocal the most fortunate man in the U S Navy currently at the Washington navy yard He secured a year’s leave of absence with three fourths pay He then joined M de Lesseps to supervise engineering work on the Panama canal earning ten thousand dollars annually
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Washington
United States Navy
A. G. Menocal
Navy Yard
Panama Canal
Tragic steel mill death in Scranton
Michael Durkin, 40, was fatally injured at the Lackawanna Iron and Coal Co steel mill when a hot rail struck his back while he oiling parts of machinery. He died instantly, reported in Scranton on October 26. The notice also advertises Kidney-Wort tonics in a contrasting print.
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Scranton
Penn
Michael Durkin
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company
Butler Fights Slams As Independent Supporters Rally Weymouth
A speaker in Weymouth campaigns for Governor Butler noting his rise to a second term and his record as a labor ally. He cites Butler’s Ten Hour movement support, legal backing of labor bills, and criticism of rivals while praising Butler as a steadfast advocate for workers and union causes.
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Mr. Chatrman
Weymouth
Butler
State House
Washington
Benjamin F. Butler
Boston Herald
Republican Party
Independent Republican Committee
General Butler
Brick Pomeroy
Democrat
Ureau
Lowell
B. F. Butler
Mr. McNeil
Amesbury
Wendell Ph Ps
Logmarine
Jonathan Nason
Fall River
The
Spinners’ Union
James Warburton
Warburton
John A. Andrew
Andrew
Claflin
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Old Commonwealth
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Oak
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George S. McNeil
Raven
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Dresa
Ayer
J. C. Ayer & Co
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Hancock
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Fitchburg
Cornington
S. P. Shattuck
A. F
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Gleason & CO
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New Haven
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Tedelphia
E- Press
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Masasoa
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DR. Ward & CO
Louibiana
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Pittsburgh
America
Joseph T
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Station D
New York City
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Agents Street
New York
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Spencer, Mich
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Atlanta, Ga
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Felicia
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J. O. Thompson
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