Chelsea Democratic Convention Chooses Doherty and Towns
The Chelsea delegates backed Philip J. Doherty and Quincy A. Towns for St Louis as the party split averted acclamation. Doherty led after a ballot as Freeman and Knowles wavered in the tally. Barrett's Hall hosted the adjourned vote with Doherty partisans celebrating with flags and horns. The Sixth District committee saw W H Perkins replacing a resignation. Charlestown regulars protested the voting method and threatened future participation.
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Freeman
Cleveland
Chelsea
St. Louis
Hamilton
Shim
Frank W. Jones
Quincey A
Lynn
John
Hogan
Philip J. Doherty
Doherty
Quincy A.f Towns
Knowles Freeman
Nice
Bailey’s Hall
Barrett’s
Dennis A. O’brien
Chris. G. Plunkett
Medford
United States
Washington and
Jackson
Democratic Committee
Ruggies
Reading
W. H. Perkins
Charlestown
Murphy
Democratic Banquet in Parker House Marks First Dinner
The Fourth Congressional District Democratic Club held its first dinner at Parker House last evening with over 100 members present. Senator Patrick Dwyer served as toastmaster, reading congratulatory letters from notable figures. Speakers included United States District Attorney Owen A. Galvin and Cambridge Mayor William H. Russell, who praised the club and urged youth involvement in politics. Josiah Quincy spoke on tariffs, while Alderman John A. McLaughlin defended North End residents against Republican attacks. General Hazard Stevens and others extolled the value of such gatherings for Democratic success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Congressional District
Democratic Club
Parker House
James A. Murphy
Patrick D. Dwyer
Charles Levi Woodbury
F. O. Prince
J. G. Abbott
Patrick A. Collins
Henryb. Lovering
Jonas H. French
John C. Crosby
United States
Owen A. Galvin
Wiliam H. Russell
Cambridge
Josiah Quincy
John A. McLaughlin
North End
Brookline
Republican Club
McLaughlin
General Hazard Stevens
Canada
Great Britain
Congress
State
Treasury Departments
House Democratic Committee On Foreign Affairs
England
Phelps
Cleveland
Bayard
Sam Adams
Patrick Henry
Democratic Party
Saturday Review
South Carolina
the Spectator
People’s Journal
Dundee
Cobden
London Times
Pall Mall Gazette
Wageman
Gettysburg
Little Round Top
Cemetery Ridge
Pickett
Longstreet
Republican Party
America
Kentucky
Speaker
Massachusetts
Blaine Convention Elects Four Delegates in Tremont Temple
Massachusetts held its first Blaine convention at Tremont Temple to name four delegates for the Chicago Republican national convention. The gathering, under 900 attendees, showcased Blaine support with delegates Hoar Burden Hyde Beard leading the ticket and a platform quickly adopted.
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Massachusetts
Tremont Temple
Chicago
Dr. Burden
Maine
Hoar
Burden
Hyde
Beard
Blainette
Blaine
Committee On
State Committee
H. A. Philbrook
Hobart
Braintree
Congress
Cogswell
George F. Hoar
Frederick L. Burden
Henry S. Hyde
Alanson W. Beard
George B. Loring
Benjamins. Lovell
Grand Army
Julius ©. Chappelle
Fred H. Williams
Charles N
Dorchester Glee Club Shines In Winthrop Hall Concert
Dorchester Glee Club delivered a luminous seventh concert in Winthrop Hall as a full house praised conductor Arthur W. Thayer pianist Mrs. Martha Dana Shepard and harpist Heinrich Schuecker. Miss Lillian Carl Smith earned a huge bouquet for her contralto contribution as the audience praised the well chosen songs from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Glee Club
Winthrop Hall
Dorchester
Arthur W. Thayer
Martha Dana Shepard
Heinrich Schuecker
Lillian Carl Smith
Glee Club
California Trip by Fifty from Fitchburg Station
A party of fifty, mostly from New England, departs Fitchburg station at 4 PM in a Pullman special to California and return under Raymond & Whitcomb. They travel via Chicago Kansas City Santa Fe outward and Salt Lake City Denver & Rio Grande back, with two days in southern Colorado including Veta Pass and Toltec Gorge, led by Carroll Hutchins.
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New England
Fitchburg
California
Raymond & Whitcomb
Chicago
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Salt Lake City
Denver & Rio Grande Road
Colorado
Veta Pass
Toltec
Carroll Hutchins
Frank P. Andrews
Concord
N. H
J. G. Blake
Thomas H. Blake
Bangor
Hallowell
Charles W. Norton
Allston
Henry H. Proctor
Roxbury
James \. Sawtell
James A. Sawtell
Lizzie A. Sawtell
Louise Sawtell
Boston
E. M. Shore
Fall River
J. F. Spinney
B. F. Spinney
Hyde Park Man Attempts Death After Arrest In Theft Case
Lancaster New Hampshire April 25 Harry Booth of Hyde Park Massachusetts attempted death by own action twice today after being arrested for stealing a four hundred dollar diamond ring from George Hare of Springfield Booth and his brother formerly ran a local paper business but failed months ago They returned to town recently with Hare who wanted to lease the paper mill
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Hyde Park
Lancaster
N. H
Harry Booth
Mass
George Hare
Springfield
Booth
Hare
Metcalf Bros & Co assigns in Drunok Michigan
Drunok Mich April 15 Metcalf Bros and Co a retail dry goods firm has assigned No statement filed yet Liabilities set at 500000 and assets about the same
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Metcalf Bros. & CO
Drunok, Mich
Massachusetts Republicans Rally For Strong Organization And Protect Policy
A Massachusetts Republican address praises party gains and calls for solid organization at all levels. Emphasizes club formation and caretaker roles for city and town committees, warns against Mugwump influence, and defends protectionist policy against free trade. Targets independent voters and underscores the need to preserve reform and civil service integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
State Committee
State House
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Vermont
Illinois
Republican Party
Grover Cleveland
Coonnee
James G. Blaine
Democratic Party
Reublican Party
Massachusetts Republicans rally for American system defense
The Massachusetts Republican delegates urge unity to nominate four at large to the national convention in Chicago. They condemn the Democratic administration as ignorant, profligate, and un-American, praising protectionist policy and veteran care while urging vigorous election integrity and temperance reform. They call for renewed national leadership under the Republican banner to defend tariffs, industry, and Union veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cogswell
Massachusetts
Chicago
America
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Republic
House Committee On
Supreme Bench of the
United States
Illinois
Ohio
Maryland
South
Louisiana
Cleveland
Senate
House of Representatives
Faneuil Hall
Charles R. Codman
Garfield
Bayard
Delaware
Thurman
North
Republican Party of
National Republican Convention
New England
Canada
Henry Clay
Boston
Mexico
South American
Union
Platform of Massachusetts Republicans Declares Return to Power
The Massachusetts Republicans argue that past fidelity to principle and past misfeasance alike signal future shortcomings in the Democratic party. They state that national welfare requires Republican control, praising prior Republican results and urging continued party leadership to uphold equal rights for all citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Republican Organization
Codman Says Southern Conditions Differ Since 1880
Colonel Charles R. Codman reiterates his 1880 stance while noting changed Southern conditions. He cites end of shotgun politics on election day and fewer beatings of Black voters, crediting President Cleveland for justice and removals of officials implicated in outrages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Codman
Charles R. Codman
South
Cleveland
Cotting Thompson Wedding at King's Chapel
The marriage of Charles E. Cotting of A. Cotting & Co. to Ruth Thompson occurred at King's Chapel with organ music by B. J. Lang and a 7 PM arrival of the bridal party. The ceremony featured the Rev. Henry W. Hoote, the bride in white satin, elaborate tropical plant decorations, and a reception at 71 Beacon Street hosted by the bride's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Chapel
Charles E. Cotting
A. Cotting & Co
Ruth Thompson
Frank Thompson
Charlestown
B. J. Lang
Messrs Lichtenberg
Schucker
Symphony Orchestra
Rubinstein
Messrs. R. Grey
EF. Jackson
H. Wainwright
Amos Cotting
F. P. Jones
W. S. Jones
Ay Linzey
Bradbury
Doyle
H. G. O. Colby
F.C. Welch
Henry W. Ioote
Beacon Street
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Democratic
Parker’s
THE
Cotting—Thompson
John Q. Welch
City Hall Square
Mr. Welch
J. W. Ingalls & Son
8. P. Littlefield
Randolph
Rere
Specialty Dept
Phil, Best Brewing CO
Medical
Humphreys
DE. Humphreys
Humphreys’ Medicine CO
Falcon
Mumphreys’ Medicine Co
Fulton St
Academy Or Medicine of
Paris
Blancard
Rue Bonaparte
E. Fougera & Co
U.S
E. J. Hickey & CO
Cornawill
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Missioners
ALE
COMMON_WEALTH OF
Geo. M. Brooks
County of
Middlesex
Robert Erwin
Wayland
Beges
William Heard
Sudbury
Pelham
Abel Heard
Richard T. Lombard
Benjamin M. Folsom
Samuel M. Thomas
L. Foster Morse
Warren Street
Washington
St. James Streets
Washington Street
St. James
Highland St
Circuit Streets
Circuit
Washington Streets
EEA
William L. Carpenter
Franklinings Bank
Secon
Suffolk
Julitte T. Lougee
Juliette T. Lord
Dedham Street
S. P. Fuller
B. C. Eddy
O. P. Drake
Deea
Juliette T. Lougee
Atwood & Weld
Sears Building
Horatio Harris & CO
No 7
State Street
Howick
Palermo
Messina
Fiske’s Wharf
Massachusetts Title Insurance CO
Phoenix Brewing Company
John B. Manning
Buffalo
Erin
Phaspix Brewin Company
Ward Street
Ward-street
Phanix Brewing Company
J. W. Keirn
Court Street
J. W. Kerra
Frank T. Ware
Elisha P. Cutler
Clarence M. Reed
Copartners
FE. P. Cutler & Co
John M. B. Churchill
Richards
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
White St
Townsend & Montant
St Leonard Street
Chichester
Chichester Chemical CO
Madison Sq.phila
Hichester
GEO. C. Goodwin & OG
Hanover St
Bester
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