Campaign appeal by Massachusetts Young Men's Democratic Club
The Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts met on Saturday and elected thirty-six new members including John P. Wise and Alexander Crocker. They debated party differences, urged local self government, condemned Republican centralization, supported abolishing the poll tax for voting, and warned against surplus taxation and extravagant federal schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
John P. Wise
South Boston
Alexander Crocker
Hyannis
Charles N. Perley
Danvers
Harry F. Adams
Boston
Winthro Merrill
George W. Lawin
Campidge
Robert P. Clapp
Lexington
James O 'Cloutman
Marblehead
Phineaserce
Henry C. Stark
Francis J. Tay
Malden
Dward P. Usher
Lynn
Christopher J. Junkett
Medford
Osborne Howes, Jr
Peak
Dedham
W. Chifford, Jr
Charles E. Ensign
Watertown
Charles A. Jewell
Levi Preston
Peabody
William Reding
Charles I. Scannell
Arlington
Henry 0. Unerwood
Belmont
William J. Underwood
Jmont
William L. Underwood
Commonwealth
Pane
Democratic Party
Republican Party
New England
Board of Police
Publican Party
Supreme Court
Democratic Tariff Doctrine and Republican Critique
The piece contrasts Democratic calls for tariff reductions on essentials with Republican aims to raise duties and aid imports. It argues that high tariffs burden labor, favor manufacturers, and shrink American shipping, while Democratic policy seeks tax relief for the many and protection of workers. It accuses Republicans of pandering to capital and neglecting wage earners.
Democratic appeal against tariff reform and taxation policy
The piece denounces tariff reform demands and calls out Republican leaders for shifting their stance since four years ago. It argues a Democrat platform favors tax reduction for Americans, while Republican plans would sustain war taxes benefiting foreigners and monopolies. It ends urging young voters to back the Democratic party and its candidates in line with freedom and equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Treasury
Congress
Republican Party
Arthur
Cleveland
Blair
Chicago
Republican Pay
United States
Home Market Club
Commonwealth
Hingland
Tariff Commission
United
St.onis
Campaign Notes Highlight Democratic Ratification Meeting Aug 23
Campaign notes show Chairman Mills likely to speak at the Democratic ratification meeting August 23. Reports from Secretary Alger of the State committee, plus multiple local party activities including flag raisings, headquarters openings, and endorsements across Dorchester and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Alger
State Committee
New York
Cleveland and Thurman Club
Dedham
Je’aniel R Beckford
Frank M. Bailey
Janes McLane
EF. F. Favor
Moses Boyd
Don Gleason Hill
Howard Colburn
A. B. Endicott
H. L. Williams
P. A. Nolan
John F. Riley
Louis Smith
M. G. Boyd
Charles J. Hurley
Maynard
Harrison and Morton
Belva Lockwood
Lawrence Democrats
Essex Street
Harrison and Morton Colored Protective Tariff League
Washington Street
Home Market Club
League
Dorchester Democrats
Field
Field’s Corner
Judge Pitman
Dr. Miner
Worcester
Ward 1
Malden
Grand Army Hall
Pleasant Street
Harrison and Morton Club
Noyes
Cleveland
Thurman
Brookline
Philip J. Doherty
Josiah Quincy
John C. Short
Criss G. Plankett
James H. Stark
British-American Association
Ninth annual State Firemen's Association convention notes
The Haverhill convention agenda lists topics on volunteer fire service, uniforms, alarm systems, life saving gear, and the role of chiefs in civic duties. Speakers include Captain Charles Paisler, O N Oxley, Charles F Poor, James R Hopkins, T Merrill, and John B Camrell with addresses by Hon. John Fitzgerald and others. Hotels host numerous distinguished guests arriving from Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Firemen’s Association
Haverhill
Charles 5. Paisler
New Bedford
O. N. Oxley
Ashland
Charles F. Poor
Engine Company No. 14
Boston
William J. Blodgett
Merrimac
Charles E. Bailey
Providence
John 8
Camrell
James R. Hopkins
Somerville
Department 7
T. Merrill
Lawrence
Massachusetts State Firemen’s Association
Senate
Henry N. Bixby
Newton
John FE. Fitzerald
Vendome
T. M. Espelius
Mme. Espelius
M. Espelius
Dolores Pedroso
Havana
Cuba
J.C. Norburg
Manchester
Eng
Andrews
Cleveland
A. Schmitt
Schmitt
E. J. Schmitt
Chicago
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Walker Blaine
Miss Dodge
Brunswick
Elliott F. Shepard
New York
F. A
Fitzgerald
Dublin
Ireland
J. &. Abbott
Abbott
Columbus
William Goddard
Curler
Brooklyn
N. Y
Middleton
Philadelphia
Captainobert_ Irvine
Irvine
Galveston
Tex
Robert Shaw
A. Blanton
Richmond
V. Pempnes
Barthold
St. Louis
Catalonia
Thorndike
J. D. Billings
W. Jones
B. Hartshorn
Iowa
J. Atkins
C. H. Harlow
U.S.N
J. W. Hamilton
Parker
James Gaskell
Miss Gaskell
L. M. Gaskell
L. M. Clothier
C. F. Clothier, Jr
C. H. Duhing
A. E. C. Clothier
James A. Stevenson
F. Henry Smyth Burlington, Jr
William J. Trey
FP. Hoe
Misses Hoe
M. Ringe
Perkins
St. Paul
J. Peabody
Columbia City
United States
J. W. Long
San Francisco
L. van Petter
Peabody
Kan
R. J. van
London
Juda Cox
Tenait College
Cambridge
J. W. Phillips
Kansas City
Alexander Namner
Misses Lanner
Baltimore
Quincy
J. R. Kelly
Bath
E. B. Sterling
Trenton
Andrew J. George
Pittsburg
E.M. Freeborn
G. X. Grammer
Edinburgh
Scot
M. Cummings
Washington
International Hotel
Growth of the Catholic Church Sermon in East Boston
The Rev. James M. Gray spoke at Maverick Congregational Church on The Corporation of Rome in Prophecy and Politics. He linked papal Rome to the little horn in Daniel and argued the Romish church grows by shaping politics and government in city, state, and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Gray
Maverick Congregational Church
East
Boston
Corporation of Rome
Papal Rome
Catholic Church
Theatricals at Clifton Casino
Mr and Mrs Arthur Falkland Buchanan, now at Scarboro Beach Me, return from abroad and appear together for the first time in The Fairy's Romance at Clifton Casino Wednesday evening. Also Ada Langley and Harry H Gay join in A Housewold Fairy with music from Clifton residents. seats are reserved and capacity limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Casino
Arthur Falkland-Buchanan
Scarboro Beach
North Shore
Award P. Call
She Players
Newton
Harry H. Gay
Ada Langley
Clifton
Boy Dies After Roof Fall in Linden
Mauphen report says ten year old Harry Hawkridge of Linden fell from the roof of a building yesterday, a twenty foot drop causing injuries that proved fatal hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauphen
Harry Hawkridge
Linden
Notable City Figures and Local News Briefs
Nicholas Murphy, longtime watchman of T wharf and savior of over 100 lives, received a gold headed ebony cane from the T Wharf Fishing Association. A unidentified man’s body was recovered near the South Boston bridge, about 50 years old, clothed in a blue jumper and dark pants. Boston reported 289 deaths last week. Albert Rolf and his brother John were arrested for a safe blowing at Gazelle's Furniture, 173 Blackstone Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Murphy
T Wharf
Massachusetts Humane Society
T Wharf Fishing Association
South Boston Bridge
Boston
Albert Rolf
Chelsea Street
East Boston
John
Gazzle
Blackstone Street
Arrival of the Catalonia Steamer Brings 391 Steerage Passengers
The Cunard steamer Catalonia arrived yesterday afternoon docking after 2 pm. Forty cabin, thirty intermediate, and 391 steerage passengers landed. Suspected contract laborer questioned but cleared. Steerage passengers include English Irish and Swedes headed to Boston area New England towns and West. Notables aboard include Harvis C. Hartwell and Col. Daniel Needham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catalonia
Cunard
America
Fitchburg
Boston
New England
Uneage
Harvis C. Hartwell
Hartwell
Daniel Needham
The Carney Hospital Festival Meeting Summary
A large meeting at Carney Hospital discussed plans for a festival to aid the hospital. Sister Innocence urged more activity while Chairman Quinn cautioned optimism, and Mr O'Brien was told program names would be available next Monday. A follow up meeting was set for next Sunday. He brew temple Ohabei Shalom contributed $26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carney Hospital
Sister Innocence
Quinn
Beavers
O’brien
Committee On Printing
Hebrew Temple
Ohabei Shalom
Hartford Bookkeeper Drowns at Crescent Beach
J B Hutchinson book-keeper for Brown and Gross stationers in Hartford Connecticut died while bathing at Crescent Beach Saturday He stood near the edge of the surf in shallow water talking with a woman when he suddenly became insensible He was carried to the pavilion where physicians tried to revive him but he died and the body was taken to Hartford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Hutchinson
Brown & Gross, Stationers
Hartford
Frank Mitchell Arrested After Sudbury Street Brawl
Frank Mitchell, tied to the Charles River tragedy murder case, was involved in a late night dispute with Dennis Lane outside 110 Sudbury Street. The clash broke several window panes and ended with police arresting both men as they fought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mitchell
Charles River
Dennis Lane
Sudbury Street
Mitchell
Charlestown Man Arrested for Assault Injury Case
Frank Taylor of Charlestown was arrested Saturday night for assaulting Edward Morbell last Monday night. Morbell lies at his home at 13 Cambridge Street in Charlestown in a dangerous condition with four knife wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Taylor
Charlestown
Edward Morbell
Morbell
Cambridge Street
Tax rate for 1838 set at $1840 per $1000
The tax rate for this year is fixed at $1840 per $1000, the same as last year, leaving Mayor O'Brien well pleased. Total valuation is not yet finalized but likely about $13,000,000 above the 1887 valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien
Mason Street Club Cleaned Out by Police
Captain Dawson of the Lagrange street station and a squad of officers raided the Lotus Club at No 1A Mason Street Saturday night. The club was selling liquor without a license and about 250 gallons of liquor of all kinds were seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Street Club
Dawson
Lagrange Street
Lotus Club
No. 1A
Mason Street
Boston Loan Office Dominates Salem Endicott Arsenal
A local loan office at the corner of Salem and Endicott streets doubles as an arsenal where men seeking firearms obtain affordable shotguns or rifles. The operation emphasizes quick access for those with modest means or skills in marksmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Loan
Salem and
Endicott Streets
Is & Arsenal
Bostom Loan Office
Endicott Street
Labor Day Parade Planning by Amalgamated Building Trades
A post noon meeting in Preble Hall set the Labor Day parade order of positions across trades from granite cutters to carpenters including eighteen carpenter societies and five building laborer groups. Central Trades and Labor Union elected officers for six months with Ginkard as president and Dougherty named parade marshal. Carpenters advisory board chose a separate parade contingent and appointed music mottoes banners and badges with Shields as marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Building Trades Council
Preble Hall
Marble Cutters
Steam Fitters
Stone Masons
Carpenters
Central Trades and Labor Union
Wadman Hall
Princip
Joseph, Ginkard
Louis Thorner
Frank K. Foster
Floyd
Thomas Secomb
Rank O’brien
Fred F. Dougherty
Central Labor Division
The
W. Jd. Shields
Court salvage and bankruptcy cases in Boston Towboat ruling
The United States District Court on Aug 11 entered judgments in cases including Boston Towboat Co v schooner Andrew Adams. The libel claimed salvage for aid to the stricken Adams at No Man's Land Martha's Vineyard. The court valued salvage at half the vessel value and costs were allocated. Other matters included Book of Montreal v Craighill for advances on a Scottish vessel but the court dismissed the libel as unsupported. A Hamburg embezzlement case involving Frederic Haag was remanded pending extradition papers. The session adjourned for General Sheridan’s obsequies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
Boston Towboat Company
Andrew Adams
Adams
Libellants
Vineyard Haven
No Man’s Land
Martha’s Vineyard
Storm King
Josephet
C. M. Winch
Elsie
Dabney
Fred Cunningham
Fred & E
Dodge
Book of Montreal
Steamship Craighill
John A. Donald
New York
Scotland
Donald
Libellant
B. M. Morse, Jr
W. M. Richardson
J. K. Bryant
Frederic Haag
Hamburg
Prussia
Post Office Department
Lussia
Washington
Pin Court
Circuit Court
Boardman Hall
Pegieinns
Sheridan
Suffolk grand jury reports no bills in two manslaughter cases
The August term grand jury for Suffolk County Superior Criminal Court reported in two manslaughter cases no bills were found for James Kane and Dennis Hurley. Indictments were returned against George W. Parker and W. S. Sampson for private detective business, Sarah Harvey for manslaughter, Michael P. Collins for manslaughter, and Charles Post alleged police officer for obtaining 3000 dollars from David W. Simonds of Charles Town.
Burglaries and thefts tied to Bowdoin and Brighton alleys
Hervey Porter, held on $1200 bail for the September term on complicity with Stephen Hall in the Bowdoin Street burglary. Fred Wilson and Joseph Cullom, each held at $1200 bail for Brighton Avenue burglary. James Keley and John McLaughlin arraigned for stealing horses and carriages from Beverly and Beacon Streets and sent to the grand jury. Four breaking and entering charges will be brought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hervey Porter
Stephen Hall
Bowdoin Street
Fred Wilson
Joseph Cullom
Brighton Avenue
James Keley
John McLaughlin
Beverly
Beacon Streets
Open sweepstakes regatta at Quincy Yacht Club results announced
The Quincy Yacht Club held a Saturday regatta off Hough's Neck with winners Moondyne and White Fawn in their classes. Additional victors included Mabel with Peri and Scamp, Zoe with Hureka, Mirage with Rocket. Em Ell Eye sold for 1000 dollars to Wilmington NC, highest Boston price for a sub twenty foot boat. Great Head Yacht Club also sailed its postponed regatta with E. W. D., Theiga, Nora in first class, Delphine and Modoc in second, and Mischief in third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Yacht Club
Hough’s Neck
Moondyne
Mabel
Peri
Scamp
Zoe
Hureka
Mirage
Rocket
Wilmington
N.C
Boston
Great Head Yacht Club
Theiga
Nora
Delphine
Modoc
the Mischief
This Week's Attractions at the Pines at Point of Pines
This week at the Point of Pines features numerous attractions. The Tokio Fete Japanese lantern illumination returns every evening along with the Falls of Tunis fireworks drama. Baldwin's Cadet Band will perform day and night, and the fifth annual musical festival begins next Tuesday and runs eight days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Pines
Point of Pines
Tunis
Baldwin
Christ Entering Jerusalem Exhibit Ends Soon in Boston
After sixteen weeks in Boston the Morgan picture Christ Entering Jerusalem will close this week at Horticultural Hall. About 200000 admissions have paid 6 cents each with many visiting multiple times. The work heads to Columbus Ohio for the centennial exposition with an hourly descriptive address by George J Durzie guiding viewers through the painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
George J. Durzie
Revere House Public Parlors Advertised as Comfort Orns
The notice promotes the Revere House as offering the most commodious and comfortable public parlors. It emphasizes generous space and visitor convenience, appealing to patrons seeking refined accommodations in a historic hotel setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere House
Baseball Saturday Rivalry Highlights Boston Win Over Indianapolis
Over 4000 fans packed South End Grounds as the Bostons defeated Indianapolis. New York widened their lead on Chicago while Washington moved up from last place with a creditable showing. Standings show New York leading, followed by Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Washington, and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Chicagos
Washington
New York
Cngabo
Philadelphia
Boston
Cscs
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
South End
Bostons
Odd scoreline rundown from varied city matchups
A terse sports note lists results between several teams and cities with mixed scores. Washington-Chicagos tied, Philadelphia-Philadelphias 1 to Detroits 4, Washing- at New York-Pittsburgh 3 to New Yorks 2, Manchester-Manchesters 13 to Lowells 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicagos
Philadelphia
Philadelphias
Detroits
New York
Pittsburgh
New Yorks
Manchester
Manchesters
Lowells
Salem Baseball Club Accepts Easton Offer
Manager Putnam gathered Salem Baseball Club members in the city and presented Easton Penns offer. They all agreed to accept and will depart once the two weeks salary deposit is received. Players Turner Trask Gus Bingham Burke Lon Karl join, with Putnam accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
Salem Baseball Club
Easton
Penn
Turner
Trask
Gus Bingham
Burke
Lon
Karl
Euston Bay Association
Races at Beacon Park and Oak Island Winners Named
In the Beacon Park circuit meeting the last two races were won by U.N. O. in the 2:31 class and Allen Maid in the 2:20 class At Oak Island the East Boston team beat the Brighton Gun Club by 49 to 1040 Cricket results at Winter Hill Somerville Hyde Park 3 New Boston Lacrosse beat Waltham 7 to 0 The annual dog swimming races at City Point are set for Wednesday Entries due by 2 p m The four oared boat race on the Charles River between Bradfords and Riversides was won by the latter distance 3 miles time 21 minutes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Park
U.N. O
Allen Maid
Oak Island
Boston
Brighton Gun Club
Winter Hill
Somerville
Hyde Park
Waltham Club
City Point
Charles River
Bradfords
Riversides
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Young Men’s Democratic Club
Mil’s
Cliuics
Flncs
Superior Criminal Court
Municipal Courts
Adams, J
Boston Post
Columbia
Tricycles
Pope Mfg CO
Franklin ST
Revere
Bowdoin Square
Boston, Mass
Ww. P. Balch
Live Stock Commission Agency
Devonshire Street
Health Food CO
Tremont St
Eti
A. B. Crocker & OV
Avon Street
Goodyear
Goodyear West
Goodyear & McKay Sewing Machine Co
MR. Morgan
Boston Weekly Post
Wall
Wm. Read & Sons
Overiman
Columbus Ave
Wasi
Haverhill Street
Ques
Ure
Ruggles St
Coventry Machinist CO
Tuttle
Idyde Park
Merrimas Street
K.bn
E. Johnston
Seery
Brown
Ljienny
Nash
Hines
Hornung
Glasscook
Wise
Bagsett
Morrill
McGeachy
Aily
Higgins
Myers
Coed Hines
Boyle
Conway
Seuss
Eeerene
Hostons
Johnston
Glasscock
Kenny
Hies
Denny
Ostons
Conway Boyle
Ise
Hig
Bassett
Daily
Yers
Ghosscock
Gi Is
Wild Daily
Valenes
General Sporting News
Haag
Homburg
Friedrich Haag
W. R. Richards
Germany
Hane
LaprEs
Moseley’s
G. C. Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Paris
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
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