Word: republicans
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Glee Club, led by H. C. Taylor '97, attended the Sound Money Meeting in Horticultural Hall to watch the election returns. The Glee Club sang a few songs, though all the members were not present. The Bohemians played a number of pieces which relieved the monotony of the Republican victories announced...
OWING to the fact that it has been for years closely affiliated with the Republican National Committee, the Boston Journal in its extras and bulletin service tonight will contain the most perfect and most complete returns...
...Harvard Republican Club has procured 100 complimentary tickets from the Masschusetts Republican Club for admission to hear the official election returns at Music Hall Tuesday night. Members of the Republican Club may procure them at 5 Ware Hall after 9 o'clock Monday morning. As the number is limited those who come first will obtain them...
...parade of college and other Republican clubs in Boston last evening was a distinct success. The Harvard division, composed of about 1500 men, left Harvard square at 6.30, and, immediately on reaching Boston, formed in lines of eight and marched over the route announced in yesterday's CRIMSON. Arnold Scott '97 was chief marshal of the entire parade. Boston University led the first division, with Harvard second. Delegations also marched from Tufts, Technology, Boston College, Boston Dental College, and the Medical School. The second division was composed of various suburban Republican clubs. One of the unique features of the parade...
...Youngman, L. S., who was sent by the Harvard Republican Club to the doubtful states, last week, to deliver speeches for sound money, is expected home tomorrow. He has met with a very cordial reception on his trip and found the most excitable of silver men willing to listen attentively to dispassionate statements. He reached Chicago on Friday last and spoke at meetings Saturday and Sunday. At Rochelle, Ill., he spoke to an audience composed largely of silver men and was the only speaker. He found no prejudice against an Eastern man anywhere. At last accounts Mr. Youngman was leaving...