Hoar Campaign Speech Attacks Bryan and Imperialism
Massachusetts Senator George Frisbie Hoar spoke in Concord at the first Republican rally of the campaign. He criticized Bryan and the Democratic party on imperialism free coinage of silver and trusts while praising McKinley and the Republican program, urging support for self government in the Philippines when ready. A second item notes Charles Eastman’s Cambridge grand jury summons over the Richard Grogan, Jr. shooting. Eastman faces continued investigation with about 40 witnesses expected.
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Boston
Charles R. Eastman
Cambridge
West
Eastman
Middlesex Grand Jury
Richard H. Grogan, Jr
Alvan Clark
Brookline Street
Almy
Charles Bartlett
Samuel J. Elder
Edward Clark
Dist
Atty. Wier
Eastman House
Grogan House
Mr. Eastman
Self government and imperial critique in 190? remarks
A speaker denounces imperialism and pledges support for Aguinaldo Mabini and Booker T. Washington. He condemns Bryanism and criticizes politicians Croker Altgeld Tillman and Schurz for backing imperialist policy, arguing for independence and rights for diverse leaders.
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Aguinaldo
Mabini
Booker T. Washington
Robert Small
Alabama
South Carolina
Bryan, Croker
Chelmsford Democrats Nominate Three for State House Seat
In Chelmsford a Democratic convention at Baristers Hall selected a three candidate slate for the 25th district. Delegates from Chelmsford Tyngsboro and Dunstable backed Adams Robbins and Whitman with Adams winning 17 votes to 16 after a ward by ward recount. The gathering urged loyalty to the nominee as they adjourned just before 10 PM.
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25Th Representative District
Barristers’ Hall
Joseph F. Fitzpatrick
John A. Gately
James T. O’hearn
John Brady
Edward Connors
Chelmsford
Ward
Tyngsboro
Dunstable
Joseph Gormley
James Dunnigan
North Chelmsford
Lang
Alderman Carmichael
John J. Fallon
Gormiey
Dunnigan
Gormsey
Charles W. Whitman
Eugene A. Shea
Whitman
Thomas Green
John F. Conroy
Eben T. Adams
Board of Registrars
Mr. Dunnigan
James H. Woodworth
Freeman L. Robbins
Thomas Lonnergan
Adams
Cornelius Donohue
John T. Donohue
Cin
James Connors
Edward Rigney
Oliver A. Libby
Robbins
Woodworth
Joseph H. Gormley
Thomas J. Lonergan
Edward F. Connors
Jas. P. Quigsey
Henry J. Tolles
David J. Williams
Four Drowned Off Nantucket In Dory Voyage Accident
Nantucket reports a drowning incident that claimed four men Fred T. Howard of Campello Conrad F. Goss of Brockton Joseph P. Gardner and Thomas Wall of Nantucket. They had hired Gardner and Wall to ferry them to Coaty Island aboard a 15 foot dory that overturned while preparing to unstep a mast.
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Nantucket
Fred T. Howard
Campello
Conrad F. Goss
Brockton
Joseph P. Gardner
Thomas Wall
Howard
Goss
Coaty Gunning Club
Coaty Island
Gardner
Wall
Dory
Second Point
Qauaise Point
O'Neill Refuses Democratic Nomination for Congress
Boston, Oct. 12. Hon. Joseph H. O'Neil rejected any Democratic bid for Congress in the ninth district saying no to all questions from reporters. No agreement has been reached among ninth district factions on a candidate. It is generally expected that John I. Fitzgerald may be the compromise choice, as O'Neil, a six year Congressman, will not allow his name to be used.
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Boston
Joseph H. O'Neil
Congress
John I. Fitzgerald
West
Vermont
Maine
New England
Philippine Islands
McKinley
Republican Party
Bryan
Altgeld
Debs
Democratic Party
Abraham Lincoln
William McKinley
They Take Six More Ballots for Congressman
Boston October 12. The adjourned ninth district Democratic convention met in Faneuil Hall for the third time, adjourning without a nomination. Six ballots were taken bringing the total to 21, each showing identical support for all four candidates and no wavering among their friends.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall
Steeple climber dies after 72 foot fall in Attleboro
Edwin Fletcher, 32, fell 72 feet from a chimney at the Attleboro Steam and Electric plant in Farmers Village this afternoon and died at Rhode Island Hospital at 6:08 PM. He was reportedly fatally injured and authorities noted the accident at the power station.
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Attleboro
Edwin Fletcher
Attleboro Steam & Electric Company
Farmer's Village
Rhode Island
Honest labor gains and strikes in context of Cleveland era
The speaker asserts widespread rewarding employment for workers, noting occasional strikes do not undermine labor strength. He argues strikes are sometimes necessary as labor seeks better wages and conditions, countering the belief that large strikes signal economic distress during Cleveland's second administration.
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Cleveland
Boston Globe Daily Cook Book for New England Housekeepers
Daily Globe provides breakfast dinner and supper menus with economical options prepared by experienced housekeepers. It also offers popular recipes from New England homes and a Housekeepers Fragment with tips on pests plants flowers and home tasks. Subscribe via your news dealer for comprehensive kitchen guidance.
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Boston Daily
Sunday Globe
Globe
New England
The
Peruna touted as cure for catarrh in nation’s report
The United States Census Report discusses catarrh as a widespread issue with high mortality in severe cases. Notable endorsements come from Mrs Belva A Lockwood Congressman Amos J Cummings and Major General Joseph Wheeler praising Peruna as a systemic remedy that cures catarrh by removing its cause. The company offers a free book and bottle.
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Joe Wheeler
Joseph Wheeler
Santiago
Peruna
Sullivan, Roach
McEnery
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus, O
McKinley era prosperity vs Bryan silver threat
The piece argues that four years of prosperity under McKinley contrasts with Bryan’s silver policy and warns that electing Bryan and a Democratic Congress would harm business confidence and tarnish national honor. It mocks imperialism, praises McKinley’s handling of Philippine duties, and attacks Bryan and his candidates as unfit.
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McKinley
Bryan
Democratic Congress
Tried Men Are Best: Wormser Pins Bryanism Skepticism
New York 1900 viewpoint by Louis W. Wormser asserts confidence in upcoming election while arguing Bryanism would destabilize finance. He contrasts Bryan with John Law, warns against silver policy, praises Dewey and Manila Bay, and urges retention of expanded U S holdings amid global trade growth.
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New York
Louis W. Wormser
John Law
William Jennings Bryan
Mississippi
France
Law
Bryan
Central America
United States
Grant
Washington
Jefferson
Spain
Dewey
Manila Bay
Philippines
Catarrhal Powder Endorsement From Local Baptist Church
Nevada W H Main street Buffalo church members testify strongly for Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. A believer shares immediate benefit after trying various remedies. It is described as wonderful and priced at 5 cents, sold by C E Carter and Goodale Co.
Mercerized Petticoats and Silk Waists at Pollard Specials
A Bulletin of Specials for Today from A. G. Pollard & Co lists Mercerized Petticoats at 8 cents each from regular 1.50, French Flannel Waists at 2.49 from 4, and Fine Taffeta Silk Waists at 4.98 from 7.50. East Section on the 2nd Floor details ongoing offerings.
Trimming Counters Offer Lace Bolero Jackets
Lace bolero jackets in guipure and braid offered at 50 cents each, regularly priced from 5 to 8 dollars. Located in West Section, Centre Aisle.
Men’s Furnishings Sale: Cashmere Hose and Wool Underwear
Black cashmere hose offered at 25 cents a pair except for finish flaws. Wool fleeced underwear in grey heavy weight priced at 38 cents per garment, usual 75 cents. East Section, Left Aisle.
Jewelry sale with buttons and brooches on display
Collar button sets in rolled plate with celluloid backs offered at 10¢ per set or 3 for 25c. Sterling silver brooches made from cut silver in new shapes, about 50 pieces in the lot, priced at 25¢ each. West Section, Right Aisle.
Millinery Sale Features Trimmed Hats and Buckles
Trimmed hats priced at $1.50 dominate, with children's trimmed hats marked at $1.29. Hat buckles and rhinestone effects offered at about half regular price, starting from 2uc upwards. Palmer Street Centre Aisle serves as the sale location.
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Concord
Senator Hoar
George Frisbie Hoar
Massachusetts
Samuel Hoar
Charlies Q. Tirrell
Natick
Hoar
Mr. Bryan
Senate
William J. Bryan
Supreme Court of the United States
Department of State
Croker
South
Grogan
Adth
O'Neill
Democrats
Courier
Albert B. Boardman
Belva A. Lockwood
Ington
D. C
Congressman Cummings
New York City
Amos J. Cummings
Cuba
Cosmographic Co
N. Y
Lowell
A. G. Pollard & Co
Cloak Department
Aiste
Palmer Street
Alg
Pollard
Merrimack, Palmer & Middle Sts
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