Rhode Island is not in this source
Springfield hosts Democratic State convention on September 5 with Gen eral Collins presiding. Rivalries between Worcester and Springfield noted. Springfield wins 18 to 14 to one. Ex Mayor Donovan to preside. Captain Harris and others named. Ratification meeting in Tremont Temple canceled due to Mills scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Collins
Worcester
Carroll
Harris
Boston
John J. Donovan
Lowell
Charles H. Taylor
R. TI. Sullivan
Newton
Alger
Lewis
D. B. Carroll
Henry R. Reed
Tremont Temple
Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Washington
Mr. Mills
General Collings
Past Present and Future Political Notes for All
A compilation of campaign activity and political events across Massachusetts. Notices include Ward 1 Republican meeting for a Harrison and Morton campaign battalion, Ward 5 Democratic headquarters setup, charity contributions by Governor Ames to veterans groups, and various Republican and Democratic gatherings in Salem Marblehead Woburn Canton and Worcester. Coverage also notes remarks by party figures, flag raisings in Dedham, and Prohibition tent meetings at Lake Quinsigamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 1
Lexington and
Meridian Streets
Boston
Harrison and Morton
Democratic Committee
Ward 5
M. J. O’brien
Edward F. Reilley
N. J. Furie
Calnan and
Gagan
John Reade
John H. Dee
Warren Gardner
Main Street
City Square
Ames
Veterans’ Rights Union and Employment Bureau
Department of Massachusetts
G. A.R
Pemberton Square
Seventh Congressional Democratic District Committee
Essex House
Salem
French
Spofford
Marblehead
Springfield
Worcester
Dedham
Cleveland
Thurman
High Street
East Dedham
National Band
Norwood
Memorial Hall
Josiah Quincey
Quincy
Philip J. Doherty
Fifth
Congress
Cambridge
Cambridge Press
Joseph H. Walker
Orcester
Ananias
Clinton Courant
Hingstem Journal
Frederick L. Burden
Burden
Post
North Attleboro
Grand Army
Essex Republican Club
Haverhill
George 3. Loring
Seesaei
Democratic Party
Kitz J. Babson
Gloucester
Charles K. Emerson
Bradford
A. L. Mudge
Danvers
Stephen Osgood
C. 5. Butler
Georgetown
A. P. Jaques
Nat ©. Bartlett
Temperance Address Links Liquor to Slavery Losses
Mrs Hill delivers an earnest temperance speech comparing liquor danger to black slavery era sieges and urging legislative action. She cites liquor industry statistics and argues Third Party power is needed, predicting salvation through American women’s prayers and votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Italians as Immigrants and American Citizenship Deliberations
Dr. William Clark of Florence, long based with Italians, rates Italian immigrants as among the best arriving in the United States noting they are temperate, thrifty, eager to work, and capable of political participation. He cites concentration of Neapolitans in labor and central Italian migrants in trade, warns against deceitful agents, and argues no government aid to immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clark
Florence
Italy
United States
Milan
Clark
Boston
Post
South America
New Yor
Naples
America
North Street
Dr. Clark
Wicked stereopticon man lampoons GOP in New York
Chairman Brice of the national Democratic committee and his "wicked stereopticon man" tour New York with humorous political humor. Voters receive tariff reform information while the Young Men's Democratic Club plans demonstrations in Scollay Square to reveal Republican criticisms on a blank canvas. Evening exhibitions and exposés are promised through the club’s efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brice
National Democratic Committee
New York
Democratic Club
M. M. Cunniff
Colonel Wellington Improves Amid Recovery Hopes
There is little change in Colonel Austin C. Wellington's condition but small gains are seen. He shows returning strength and an almost uncontrollable urge to leave bed, rises with assistance, and has partially regained use of his right arm. Dr Marion remains hopeful for full recovery as visits occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Brooklyn Regiment Commanders Plan Boston Visit
Colonel Gaylor and Lieutenant-Colonel Benson of the Forty-seventh Brooklyn regiment visited Boston last Thursday to arrange accommodations for their unit during a stay in the city. General McLeer and General William H. Brownell accompanied them. The regiment will depart New York via Fall River line on September 12, arrive Boston September 13, stay in the Mechanics' Building, and return September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylor
Benson
Forty
Brooklyn
N.Y
Boston
McLeer
New York National Guard
William H. Brownell
State of New York
New York
Fall River Line
Mechanics’ Building
William and
Robert Pinkerton
Orrinton M. Hanscom
Court Street
Hanscom
John Cornish
Barber Stabbing Incident Ends With Arrest in Somerville
James McDevitt of Somerville says he was stabbed in the face with barber shears by Gaetano Maliitano after a shave dispute. Maliitano, about 24, is held at Bow Street station on an attempted murder charge. McDevitt, about 30, lives on Poplar Street in Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McDevitt
Somerville
Brick Bottom
Gaetano Maliitano
Hin
Boston
Bow Street
McDevitt
Poplar Street
United States District Court
Nelson
J. Sidney M. Bird
Martello
Charles H. Wilson
H.C. Higginson
H. C. Higginson
Rockland
Wilson Line
Gedney’s
New York Harbor
T. Russell, Jr
James Thomson
New York
John H. Appleton
United States
John H.conant
Newburyport
B. Hallier
Dodge
Presentation to Superintendent Brown Marks First Anniversary
The Hotel and Railroad News Company commemorates the first anniversary of Hugh G. Brown as superintendent with a silver service valued at 75 dollars. William C. Vaughn presented the gift, and Brown replied briefly yet fittingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Hugh G. Brown
Hotel and Railroad News Company
William C. Vaughn
Magnificent Morgan Paintings At Horticultural Tall Close Soon
Through this week the Scriptural paintings by Morgan remain on view at Horticultural Tall. Thousands have visited in recent months. Due to a positive engagement elsewhere the works will be removed after this week. Admission remains at 6 cents until closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Tall
Morgan
Child Ethel Porter Run Over by Hathorn Coach
A child named Ethel Porter was knocked down and run over by a Hathorn coach near Court and Brattle streets. Both wheels passed over her chest. She was taken by carriage to Pearl street in Somerville by her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Porter
Court and
Brattle Streets
Pearl Street
Somerville
The Annie Clark Case Remains Unresolved
In the Annie Clark mystery little is known beyond the initial facts. No identification has occurred and no new information has emerged to advance the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Clark
Labor Day Parade Preparations Across Boston Unions
Local labor notes report a long Wadman Hall meeting of the Central Trades and Labor Union to plan the parade for Labor Day. Delegates from Boston Plasterers unions, Cigarmakers, Tailors and Dressers, Bakers, and Furniture Workers pledged participation, with 20 000 expected marchers, a $450 prize pool, and float and band arrangements by CG W Daly East Cambridge A Shuman Co. plans described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trades and Labor Union
Wadman Hall
Marshal Doherty
Boston Plasterers’ Union
Boston Plasterers’ Tenders’ Uion
Working Women's Cooperative Saunry
Cigarmakers’ Union No
Customailors’ Union
Clothin Pressmen’s Protective Nion
Operators and Tailors’ Protective Union
Bakers’ Unions
Building Trades Council
Preble Hall
Carpenters’ Union No
Bakers
Boston Hall
Obituary notes for Loring Scharf Dunham Wilshire and Clarke
Francis M Loring of Gloucester died Friday born Boston August 27 1811 he was tinsmith and stove dealer and alderman in 1879 Anthony Scharf Roxbury resident died at Colony Place veteran of the late war and G A R member Edward F Dunham Winthrop charter member and lodge chaplain died aged 30 he helped build residences and sought Unitarian Church contract Judge William S Wilshire former congressman and lawyer died at Washington reenleaf Clarke Atkinson NH prominent farmer died suddenly at Haverhill aged 72 leaving family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Loring
Gloucester
Boston
Williams
Anthony Scharf
Roxbury
Colony Place
Mr. Scharf
Twentieth
Massachusetts Infantry
Edward F. Dunham
Winthrop
Winthrop Lodge of
Aipsyns
Haverhill
The New Grand Dime Museum Opens in Windsor Theatre
The Windsor Theatre at Washington and Dover streets is transformed into a grand dime museum. The nearly rebuilt building features cathedral glass, a new clock, mirrors, and a 280 foot long grand curio hall. Seating accommodates about 1 400, with two Paris chandeliers and six balcony brackets. Brockimann's pony dog and goat circus will inaugurate continuous performances under manager Lothrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Windsor Theatre
Washington and
Dover Streets
Washington
Washington Street
Paris
Arthur Greenuas
Daly’s and
Wallack’s
New York
Lothrop
The
World’s Museum
Brockimann
Arrival of the Pavonia Brings 546 Passengers to Boston Harbor
The Pavonia, capt McKay, with 546 aboard, arrived yesterday morning as excursion boats departed. Among them 81 paid 36 dollars for intermediate, 107 in first class, and the rest steerage. Two-thirds were Irish, about 100 Scandinavian, remainder English. Many Swedes and Norwegians aimed for Chicago via Boston and a Malloy railroad. Baggage transfers were arranged to move passengers to the depot. The Samaria will follow as the next Cunard liner, likely with few first class passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay
Pavonia
Cunarder
America
Chicago
Boston
Cunard
Evangelists to Meet at Crescent Beach Conference
The Evangelistic Association of New England calls a meeting of evangelists today at Crescent Beach in the Bible Conference Institute building. Sessions begin at 10 a m with renowned evangelists, at 2 30 p m for ministers evangelists and other Christian workers and an all day evening service for everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evangelistic Association of
New England
Crescent Beach
Bible Conference Institute
United States
Cattle Market Moves to Brighton Yard for Eastern Sale
Maine drovers and cattle dealers switch from Union Market Watertown to Boston & Albany stock yards in Brighton. An all day sale and market for Eastern cattle and sheep will be held there starting next Tuesday. Participating drovers include J C Libby & Sons W W Hall & Sons P H Coolidge & Son and C H Merrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Maine
Boston & Albany Railroad
Union Market
Watertown
J.C. Libby & Sons
W. W. Hall & Sons
P. H. Coolidge & Son
C. H. Merrill
Ladies plan annual festival for Carney Hospital
The meeting at Carney Hospital chaired by William J. Quinn reviewed progress on programme entertainment police and order music transportation advertising and children's entertainment. Hon. M Henry Keenan urged collecting as many children as possible for Mechanics building next Sunday at 3 pm and Rice Kendall & Co. were thanked for printing paper donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carney Hospital
William J. Quinn
Ces
M. Henry Keenan
Mechanics’ Building
Rice, Kendall & Co
Patrol wagon offers free rides in West End debut
The new patrol wagon, part of the police signal system, ran in the West End district Saturday night for the first time. Between 6 p.m. and 2 a.m. thirty five passengers enjoyed free rides aboard the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
West Point Cadetship Candidates Named
Walter Babcock of Roxbury and William Daley of Dorchester were the top performers in the examinations and will be recommended to Hon. Leopold Morse for appointment to the West Point cadetship in the third district. Daley is named as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Walter Babcock
Roxbury
William Daley
Dorchester
Leopold Morse
Mr. Daley
Waterloo for Boston in Chicago game on Saturday
Over 10 000 spectators saw the Bostons defeat the Chicago nine in a battle marked by Captain Anson clashing with the umpire who fined him ten dollars. The game featured home runs by Johnston Ray Duffy and Williamson, and Chicago errors and pitching by Clarkson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson
Chicagoan
Bostons
Chicagos
Kelly
Daffy Foie LS Nah
Oy Anson
Ray
Hines
Ossurs
Higgins
Ofaly
Olarason
Baldwin
Morrill
Clarkon
Williamson
Nash
Pfeffer
Johnston
Duffy
Willaison
van Haltren
Brown
Willadomeon
Jay
Ol'ons
Keily
Clarkson
Daly
t'Jeffer
Burns
Ward
Kely
John Keily
Lovell Arm Company team defeats Shepard Norwell in close game
On the Union Grounds two teams representing John P. Lovell Arms Company and Shepard Norwell & Co played a strong contest Saturday afternoon. Umpire decisions favored the Lovells, who won by a score of 6 to 4 before about 2000 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Lovell Arms Company
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Lovells
Old Time Baseball Scores Across Cities
In games listed from Philadelphia to St. Louis, several cities posted scores: Washingtons beat Washington 8 to 5 in Philadelphia region, Indians lost to New Yorks 7 to 6, Lowellites defeated Worcester 8 to 2, Portsmouth beat Manchesters 8 to 4, Athletics shut out Cincinnatis 4 to 0, Brookyns defeated Peoria Kansas Citys 11 to 6, and Baltimores won 8 to 5 in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lis A
New York
New Yorks
Detroits
Lowell
Worcesters
Lowells
Portsmouth
Manchesters
Portsmouths
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Athletics
Peanane City
Kansas Citys
Brookyns
St. Louis
Baltimores
Regattas at Marblehead Long Island and Fort Point Crown Winners
The Corinthian Yacht Club open regatta off Marblehead Saturday crowned Magic as Special class winner with Saracen Mucilage Brenda Black Cloud Coyote Vesper Alpine among class winners. Bunker Hill Yacht Club on Long Island named Thelga Urchin Sprite as winners in their classes. Montiquot Yacht Club’s second championship off Fort Point Saturday honored Posy Tartar and Diadem. Ex-Commodore Hovey’s Fortuna remains at Beverly awaiting spar changes. Plcon Yacht Club to sail its eleventh open regatta at Marblehead Wednesday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
Magic
Saracen
Mucilage
Brenda
Black Cloud
Coyote
Vesper
Alpine
Bunker Hill Yacht Club
Long Island
Thelga
Urchin
Montiquot
Annual New Bedford Plymouth tennis match set on Plymouth grounds
The annual match between the New Bedford and Plymouth tennis clubs will be held on Mr. B. Marston Watson's grounds in Plymouth on Monday and Tuesday. Plymouth won the championship last year. The Narragansett Pier tennis results include final scores in gentlemen's singles and mixed doubles with several second round and first round matches detailed. Also notes cricket results from Medford and Brockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Plymouth
B. Marston Watson
Central Boat Club
Narragansett Pier
H. W. Slocum
M. Colgate
Theresa
Stoughton
Miss May Colby
Marion Wright
Miss Robinson
E. C. Roosevelt
May Lynch
Medford Mystics
Chelseas
Brockton
Brocktons
Hyde Parks
Massachusetts Horticultural Society Awards Display
At the exhibition the Massachusetts Horticultural Society awarded prizes across Flowers Fruits and Vegetables. Winners include J Warren Clark James Cartwright C A Kidder Mrs E S Joyce Daniel Duftley John Irving Mrs Starkes Whiton and others for gladioli phlox drainage and fruit varieties with second and third places noted for apples pears peaches grapes and vegetables. Gratuities were given to several firms including R & J Farquhar Co and M W Chadbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Society
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
J. Warren Clark
James Cartwright
E. Sheppard & Son
C. A. Kidder
R. & J. Farquhar & Co
J. B. Moore & Son
C. H. Hovey
E. S. Joyce
Daniel Duftley
John Irving
Charles 5
C. N. Brackett
Potter’s Excelsior
J. Fillebrown
Crosby
Samuel Hartwell
Burressey
E. J. Coolidge
H. T. Reynolds
J.B. Moore & Son
C. £. Grant
CO. N. Brackett
Point of Pines Festival Opens to Large Crowd
The Point of Pines festival opened with over 20,000 attendees yesterday under conductor J. Thomas Baldwin. Soloists Levy on cornet and Vines on trombone drew strong applause as selections pleased the audience. The event continues for seven days with an all American program planned for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Pines
J. Thomas Baldwin
Levy
Cornet
Vines
Raids Hit Several Unlicensed Clubs and Illicit Liquor
Police from La Grange Joy Street and the North End raided the Thorndike Club at 122 Eliot Street and the Social Club at 161 Court Street for operating without city licenses. In Bernadetto Guinasso’s Italian grocery a Stillman Place cellar well concealed ninety bottles of Italian wine, five gallons of whiskey in a jug, and forty five bottles of lager were found behind groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Dawson
Lagrange Street Station
Thorndike Club
No. 122
Eliot Street
Joy Street
Social Club
161
Court Street
Captain Cain
North End
Bernadetto Guinasso
Stillman Place
Revere House Serves Perfect Cooking for Exacting Tastes
Guests praised the Revere House for its exacting cuisine and refined preparations, offering a refined dining experience that satisfies discriminating palates with careful techniques and quality ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere House
Noted City Events and Accidents Highlight Oct Attucks Address
The city plans October ceremonies for Crispus Attucks with Fred Douglass delivering the principal oration. Boston sees 229 deaths last week. A new fire boat contract goes to John M. Brooks for 44887 50, including machinery from Vulcan Works and pumps from Clapp Jones. A worker died after a fall at Boylston Street. A baby fractured at a wedding. a vagrant died after arrest. A buggy crash injures a family. a drowning remains unrecovered. Other local incidents include a fatal fall, drunken death, and a large school excursion ending with a joy day at Lake Walden. Pain's Pompeii to be shown nightly this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Douglass
Commonwealth
Crispus Attucks
King Street
Boston
John M. Brooks
East
Vulcan Iron Works
Jersey City
Clapp & Jones Engine Company
Syracuse
N. Y
Archibald McLoud
Boston & Albany
Boylston Street
Main
Moore Streets
Charlestown
John Murray
Marshfield Street
Warrington Street
Patrick Haley
Matthew Merrigan
Nicholas
Everett Street
Bennington Street
Joseph Hines
B Street
South Boston
South Bay
Norway Iron Works
Dennis O'Connell
North Street
Lake Walden
South Cove
Pain
St Bernard Breed Inquiries For Country House Life
A reader from New York asks for guidance on rough coated St Bernards in country life. He seeks facts on pup cost, raising difficulty, temperament for a woman’s companion, and annual full grown keeping costs with a note that $75 yearly may be low. The letter is dated August 17, 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernards
New York
Hotels and notable guests fill Boston’s Vendome and Brunswick
Over a week nearly 16 000 guests registered at twelve prominent hotels. Vendome and Brunswick show record business boosted by New England summer resorts, drawing visitors from as far as Japan and Australia. Notables including Colonel Fellows of New York and Miss Garrett of Maryland stay amid a parade of officials, actors, and journalists, with pageantry at Young's and other houses. A tragedy touches Eastport as D P McGurk’s 2-year-old son drowns in a well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Bay
New England
Japan
Australia
Blaine
Fellows
New York
Maine
Garrett
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
The
Vendome
Charles Fargo
Wells Fargo Express Company
White River Junction
Young’s
C. Knatchbull Hyessen
England
Colonel
Adams
K. W. Blackwell
Montreal
A. Stewart
Ottawa
Robinson
Tremont
Colonel Fairbanks
Professor Fairbanks
St. Johnsbury
Field
Museum
Thorndike
H. M. Pitt
Boston Museum
United States
Battey
Pitt
Primrose
Thatcher
West
Brunswick
I. C. Deleplane
Mattie Scuofflin
J. F. Sinnott
RAA
Washington
Arthur Lee
St. Louis
F. Harrold
London
W. J. Shaw
Simon Stevens
David W. Sellers
Thomas Hart, Jr
Philadelphia
W. W. Herrick
Misses Herrick
Minneapolis
Minn
C. Packard
Providence
M. Wilmot
E. Packard
Keokuk
John Blair McAfee
Victoria
C. Macdonald
Fuller
Grace B. Fuller
Woodbury
Kalamazoo
Mich
B. Wahlen
Hambute
Parker’s
Peter H. Hanlon
Mascotte
A. F. Carried
Quebec
Albert Cockeen
Frederick A. Pell
H. C. McLean
Brooklyn
Revere
R. E. Potter
Eng
Henry Wood
Little Rock
Ark
J. F. Pullis
W. D. Wines
Miss Wines
N. Y
J. A. Smith
L.A
Quncy
William Rodger
John Lowe
Lanenester
J. Maccoy
New Castle
Indecent exposure case continued in municipal court
Adams and Forsakte Jr. had the case against Henry J. Perkins postponed until Wednesday on indecent exposure charges with bonds set at 500 dollars. In Charlestown court E. F. Taylor was fined 50 dollars plus costs for assault with a knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams and Forsakte, Jr
Henry J. Perkins
Charlestown
E. F. Taylor
Music Hall Promenades Offer Final Season Features Tonight
The Music Hall concerts captivate audiences with new features for the season's last month. Tonight's full program is listed in another column. Tomorrow’s concert marks the seventy fifth of the season with soloist Marie Jansen. The hall will be attractively decorated for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Muss Marie Jansen
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town in Various Cities
A list of buyers and firms from multiple cities including Baltimore Chicago Columbus Cincinnati Philadelphia Richmond Memphis Philadelphia and others. The names include John A Lawence A C McLinchlan W F Thorne Adolph Meyer J M Hill J E Vaughn Barney Childs Samuels and F A Auerbach with firms such as Lawrence Berry & Co Selz Schwab Co Thorne Meyer Munroe Dewey Rodgers & Co and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
John A Lawence
Lawrence, Berry & Co
Corsicana
Lex J T Sullivan
Chicago
A C McLinchlan
Selz, Schwab & Co
Frankiago
Firgo & Vo
Columbus
Miss
D Barris
Barts & Co
Cincannad
F Ihorne
Adolph Meyer
A Meyer & Co
Hagerstown
Inn
George Alpdegraff
Son
Memphis
Tenn
L Lehman
Linkhauer & Lehman
J M Hill
Philadelphia
Senn
J ‘Tj Munroe
Munroe Bros & Co
Penn
J E Vaughn
D Sellers, Bros &0
Barney Childs
H ‘Childs & Co
Swampscott Hotel Set for Auction Today
The Ocean House at Swampscott faces sale at auction today. It is likely to be bid in by Mr. Drew for the benefit of Mr. Carter, who holds claims against Mr. Carter totaling $60,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean House
Swampscott
Carter
Drew
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