District Democratic Conventions set for mid April in 13 districts
The Massachusetts Democratic Party schedules district conventions to elect two delegates and two alternates to the National Democratic Convention in Chicago June 21 1892 and to appoint district committees. Meetings listed with district location date and the temporary chairperson for each district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
City Hall
Holyoke
Fnday
George E. Whipple
Weatfield
Northampton
Lawrence
Attla.m
John J. Hogan
Lowell
Lyceum Hall
Salem
George P. MN Ssservy
Monument
Maiden
Town Hall
Winchester
P. J. Daly
Boston
Old Court House
W. F. McClellan
East
Gray’s Hall
South Boston
John F. Dever
Meionnon
James F. Stratton
Milford
Red Men’s Hall
Brockton
Edward Avery
Braintree
Odd Fellows’ Hall
New Bedford
James H. Hoar
Fall River
Democratic State Committee
Josiah Quincy
Daniel F. Buckley
Randall and His Fences Candidate for renomination
Congressman Charles K. Randall of New Bedford visited Beacon Hill to survey the political field. He firmly declares he is a candidate for renomination and will win beyond doubt, despite rumors he would withdraw after one or two terms. Thacher of Yarmouth appears poised to secure a delegate ship, with strong support from New Bedford, Dukes and Barnstable counties, and Fall River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Charles K. Randall
New Bedford
Beacon Hill
Post
Executive Council Chamber
Mr. Randall
J. J. McCarthy
Charlestown
Cape Region
Fall River
Greene
Randall
Gen
George Young
Lowell
Thacher
Henry ©. Thacher
Yarmouth
Thirteenth Congress
Massachussetts
Dukes
Barnstable
Glen Road Schoolhouse to Open Near Franklin Park Jamaica Plain
The Glen Road Schoolhouse in Jamaica Plain will be ready for occupancy this term. Located within 600 feet of Franklin Park, it features Italian renaissance style with yellow moulded brick trims. The compact plan includes seven lighted windows per room, light from exterior ward robes, three rooms per floor, and basement toilets and play rooms. The front entry rises via eleven blue stone steps set back twenty two feet.
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Glen Road
Jamaica Plain
Franklin Park
Weather Indications for Thursday From Washington Memo
Washiton April 13 8 p m fore for Thursday New England air slightly warmer. stationary season Long Island Sound and Massachusetts coast. Northwest winds becoming variable. Eastern New York fair in morning showers at night with increasing clouds and northwest winds becoming variable.
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Washieton
New England
Long Island Sound
Theassachusetts
New York
Amesbury Delegation Chosen At State Convention
Republican delegates chosen for the Amesbury area include William Smeath D J Marston George W Cate J H rewieai E R Sibley W E Carr and congressional George H Briggs J F Johnson C E Stone J M Garlan D J Marston. Before Salvation Oil rheumatism was thought incurable.
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Amespoury
William Smeath
D. J. Marston
George W. Cate
J. H. Rewieai
E. R. Sibley
W. E. Carr
George H. Briggs
Event
J. F. Johnson
C . E. Stone
J. M. Garlan
Seven Die in Moosic Powder Mill Explosion
Scranton news reports a Moosic Powder Company glazing mill explosion near Moosic Penn on April 18 killing seven men and injuring four. Victims named include David Parry Aaron Coolbaugh Moses Tuchkr Allen Schmale Caradoie Reeser John Gibbons Edward Vanderburgh. Reese’s body found later, others badly burned. Corning mill nearby exploded. total losses estimated under $10,000.
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Scranton
Penn
Moosic Powder Company
Moosie
David Parry
Aaron Coolbaugh
Moses Tuchkr
Allen Schmale
Caradoie Reeser
John Gibbons
Edward Vanderburgh
Gromaes Butis
David Billington
Bee Green
Reese
Corning Mill
William Green
Springbrook
Corning
George Ellis
Dave
Ellis
William Weir
Weir and Coolbaugh
Billington
Caradore Reese
Ailen Schmale
Cavalry to the Rescue: Sheriff’s Posse Besieges Regulators
A War Department telegram from Brigadier General Brooke reports three cavalry troops moving to the T. A. ranch to suppress disorder after regulators killed two men and burned the K. C. ranch. Sheriff’s posse, led by noted citizens, surrounds the intrenched regulators on the North Fork Crazy Woman. Major Walcott, Frank Canton, and Fred Hesse named as officers.
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T. A. Ranch
Casper
Powder River
K. C. Ranch
Post
North Fork
Crazy Woman
Major Walcott
Frank Canton
Fred Hesse
Jefferson Night at Massachusetts Young Men’s Democratic Club
A banquet at the American House celebrated Jefferson and Cleveland night with 200 members and guests. Congressman Michael D. Harter of Ohio delivered stirring remarks denouncing David B. Hill while praising the founder of the Democratic party. Senator McPherson, expected to attend, halted in New York due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Massachusetts
Jefferson
Cleveland
Mr. Harter
David B. Hill
American House
Michael D. Harter
Ohio
George Fred Williams
Senator McPherson
New Jersey
Boston
New York
They Loved You Know Couple Vanish After Note
In North Adams on April 13 Arthur Streater of Adams a 21 year old grocer and Julia Phillips a Maple Grove high school girl left Tuesday night to attend a lecture and did not return. Parents found a note saying they had gone to Springfield and would return in a few days. The couple had been courting for years with no opposition beyond their youth.
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North Adams
Arthur Streater
Adams
Julia Phillips
Maple Grove
Springfield
Battis Testifies In Lombra Manslaughter Case
In New Haven on April 13 the State rested its evidence after Battis spoke in his own defense. He claimed Lombra held the knife and that during the struggle Lombra, the heavier man, rolled onto him. Battis admitted cuts were made but said he did not wield the knife or know of the stabbing. Defense rested as arguments began, with the case slated to go to the jury in the morning.
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New Haven
Conn
Battis-Lombra
Battis
Lombra
Democratic Banquet Reflects Jeffersonian Principles
General John W. Corcoran led a banquet discussion outlining Jeffersonian democracy and opposing McKinleyism and special legislative favors. Speakers included Harter, Russell, Atkinson, Hamlin, Reed, Buckley, Stevens, Nichols, Osgood, and DeCourcey with others in attendance as the Democratic State committee. The address stressed equal value currency, tax fairness, and opposition to laws that entrench one class or benefit, aligning the club with Democratic ideals across Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corcoran
Congressman Harter
Ohio
Russell
Josiah Quincy
John Eli
Edward Atkinson
Charles S. Hamlin
Brookline
J. Russell Reed
Burlington
D. F. Buckley
Democratic State Committee
Henry W. Swift
Senator Stevens
Worcester
John L. Nichols
Somerville
B. W. Wells
Harry Russell
Salem D. Charles
Willian N. Osgood
Charles A. DeCourcey
Lawrence
Clayton
Cambridge
Scannell
Arlington
D. N. Crowley
Danvers
Vey Holman
Woburn
Carter
Wakefield
John W. Corcoran
Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Party
Crushed in a Picker at Massa Soil Manufacturing Plant
Manuel Rapos an employee at Massa Soil Manufacturing Company was killed instantly in the picker room of the Fort River mill this afternoon. He was drawn into the picker machine in an unaccountable way and his body was broken in several places. He leaves a family.
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Fort River
Manuel Rapos
Massasoit
A Child S Fearful Fate
On April 13 Norta Adams reports a fatal accident on West Main Street when the four year old son of J M Knott was struck by a horse. The injuries were fatal, with scalp tearing and internal trauma leading to death today.
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Norta Adams
L. S. Hickox
Senator Hickox
Williamstown
Weat Main Street
J. M. Knott
Florentine Silk Drapery Sale With Brass Pole
An offer for ready to hang Florentine Silk drapery with edging on a brass pole choose any color and custom fit to window. A pair of soft Oriental laces offered at $4.25 to accompany the set. General Catalogue mailed for five 2 cent stamps.
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Harrison Avenue
Washington
UA. Jenkins & Co
Washington St
Lieng
Dana
Woodworth
Robinson
Woodward
Bromfield ST
Deat Kilmer Desk CO
Causeway Stboston
NAT
Tipkins
Phelps
Jameson & Knowles Co
Winter St. Cor
Music Hall Place
United States
Brown Derby
Bedford St
THE
Chickering
Tremont Street
Columbia
Pope Mfg
Columbus Ave
YOUNG
Amesbury
Rust
Lers
Regulators
Sheriff's Posse
K. C
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachu
setts—Harter
Arthur
Julia
Commonwealth
Dr. Bull
the Post
Special Post
Paine’s Furniture Co
Canal ST
Depoe
Tremont ST
W. W. Edgar
Change Ave
Haverhill
Washington Street
Heston & Maine
Continental Brewery
Longwood Avs
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