Labor and immigration clash colors Jacksonville letter
In a public letter Senator Quay receives from Charles H. Litchman general secretary of the Knights of Labor, urging protectionist policy and a stronger home market. He argues that Republican protection benefits American labor and warns that Democratic free trade would depress wages and invite foreign competition. He offers his services to aid the Republican ticket. Jacksonville Fla Aug 80 reports twenty three new yellow fever cases and three deaths, with continued illness and quarantine tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasureron
Quay
Republican National Committee
Charles H. Litchman
Knights of Labor
Litchman
Republican Party
Democratic Party
United States
America
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Labor Oe
National Republican Committee
Harrison and
Morton
Jacksonville
Fla
Board of Health
Kenney
R. P. Daniel
Susan Sengle
O. S. Keene
Lafayette Dancey
Internal Revenue Office
D. J. Crowley
Western Union Telegraph Office
David Luigue
Sanitary Police
New Orleans
Picayune
Ila
Grand Union Hotel
Colored Republicans Back Draper in Ames Race
A Boston Colored Republican Protective Tariff League meeting reported twenty members discussing tariff policy and candidates. Dr W C Lane praised Blaine while favoring General Draper for governor, noting Governor Ames lacked a pro colored stance. The group pledged support for Draper, with no Democrats or Mugwumps favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Republican Protective Tariff League
Washington Street
Frye
Europe
R. Riley
J. D. Powell, Jr
Boston Advocate
Lieutenant Burrill Smith
W. E. Allen
W. F. Burris
F. B. Fuller
W. C. Lane
Cambridge
Jane
Mr. Blaine
Lane
Dr. Lane
General Draper
Ames
Cambridge Democrats Elect Delegates in City Ward Caucuses
Cambridge Democrats held ward caucuses to select delegates to state and county conventions. Ward 1 favored William E. Russell for governor with a long list of delegates at large and by ward, including John F. O'Brien, James Grant, George A. Perkins, and others. Ward 2, Ward 3, Ward 4, and Ward 5 also named delegates to state, county, and senatorial tickets with multiple nominees and a structured ward and city committee slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrats of
Cambridge
Ward 1
William E. Russell
John F. O’brien
James Grant
George A. Perkins
J. H. H. McNamee
John Doody
James J. Connell
A. J. Daley
H. H._ Gilmore
Colin Chisholm
Thomas Houllahan
Thomas Devens
Elmer H. Bright
P. A. Lindsey
M. J. Shea
Horace E. Clayton
S. A. Jennings
W. McKeon
John T. Gannon
Congressional
P. J. White
Edward Carroll
Thomas P. J. White
G. T. J. Culhane
Jeremiah Donovan
Thomas McDermott
James Kelley
Joseph Skelton
John W. Coveny
George McKenzie
W. J. Doyle
Daniel Shea
Timothy Sullivan
J. A. Gorman
Henry Flynn
Thomas Conroy
Richard McCormick
Stephen Anderson
William Breen
F.j.gallagher
John McElroy
Edward Campbell
W. T. Nelley
Henry McGahey
J.J. Kelly
Thomas Granger
Mathew Mundy
Cornelius Moynahan
McCormick
D. Donovan
A. J. Keete
R. J. McGuiness
R. J. McKelleger
William Connor
J. F. Sullivan
L. McGovern
Thomas Doyle
Thomas Mullens
Hugh Campbell
James Buckley
John Duffy
Joseph Cogan
Dennis Sullivan
W. Bertsch
Felix
Mallahan
William Kelley
William Martin
John B McCloskey
Stephen Granger
Michael Healey
J. W. Coveney
W. H. Murray
Michael Lyons
W.T. Neilon
Pigs Callaghan
Peter Mullin
Edmund T. Phelan
Herbert A. Waterman
John Corcoran
D. J. Mahady
William J. Connell
Peter M. Caffrey
J. F. Gurry
J. F. McCarthy
J. William Mahady
John Lennon
W. B. Pattison
D.H. McDonald
C.J. McCann
H. P. Trask
H. Sanborn
John Manady
John Norton
C. McHugh
J. £. Lennon
J. H. Hackett
Herman Bird
Charles W. Henderson
J. D. Nutting
Peter Mullen
R. H. Welitch
M. J. Dwyer
John F. McCarthy
J. F. Facey
James Murphy
J. ¥. Gurry
J. E. Lennon
Weltch
Charles McCann
J. H. Isaacs
William Mahady
D.J. Connell
J. J
Charles H. Goss
Jabez A. Sawyer
Edwin A. Alger
Russell
Edwards
Samuel F. Woodbridge
M. Parsons
William E. Hutchins
Thomas
Cosgrove
Jeremiah O'Connell
Benjamin F. Atwood
John F. Bresnahan
Henry Meyer
James Davis
Timothy Bresnan
Isaac McLean
James F. Sharkey
Edward O’brien
Charles H. Cutter
Freeman Hunt
Peter Nelligan
Joseph Newman
Willian A. Bockward
City Committee
Alpheus B. Alger
Thomas F. Cosgrove
James Bresnan
Edward O'Brien
Lynx
Sredau
Ames
Lodge
H. Palmer
H. B. Goodridge
M. P. Nickerson
H. A. Roberts
B. W. Currier
B. E. Porter
E. K. Fogg
A.A. Danforth
John L Parker
A. F. Breed
Benjamin Pitman
H. 8
Thrasher
Eugene A. Benson
Joseph W. Garfield
Nehemiah Lee
Lucien Newhall
William Austin Brown
Joseph W. Attwill
Thomas L. Warden
Wil A. Clark, Jr
William A. Brown
Ira B. Keith
David Walker
James W. Switzer
Richard 8
Hobson
Ward
John R. Russell
William Shepherd
Brookline Democratic Caucus Elects Delegates to Conventions
The Brookline Town Hall Democratic caucus last night elected delegates to conventions. Mr. P. O Loughlin presided with secretary Mr. Thomas Mahon. Jerome Jones urged tariff reform and democratic prosperity under Cleveland Thurman victory. Delegates named include Hon. William Aspinwall as delegate at large, Henry M Whitey, John Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline Town Hall
P. O'Loughlin
Thomas Mahon
Jerome Jones
Cleveland
Thurman
P. O’loughlin
Jones
William Aspinwall
Henry M. Whitey
John Me
Senatorial and congressional names listed in race slate
A readable fragment enumerates multiple candidates and officials including John McCormack William Aspinwall James B Hand C T Duncklee James H Maher Jerome Jones Terrance Gallagher Patrick Dillon and others for senatorial con stituencies and county at large positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cormack
William H. Hill
T. Duncklee
Frank T. Fey
Thomas Mahone
William Aspinwall
Sean O. Large
P. O'Loughlin
James T. Gallagher
James B. Hand
James H. Maher
Ed Halloran
George P. Johnson
Congressional
John McCormack
Eneas Smyth
Jerome Jones
C. T. Duncklee
T. J. Cusick
Patrick Dillon
James Healey
Joseph P. Murphy
Patrick Dees
Terrance Gallagher
M. J. O’hearn
Patrick Johnson
A. H. Latham
John Daley
Democratic Caucuses Elect State Convention Delegates
Democratic caucuses in Lower Aug 30 select delegates to the State convention with ward by ward lists. In Ward 5 attendance exceeded 100 as tariff speeches occurred and headquarters openings were announced. additional delegates chosen in Propory and Pittsfield at the same event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Fitzgerald
Michael H. McCue
Thomas Teague
John Ryan
Patrick J. Savage
Matthew
Tighe
Patrick Teague
Thomas
Thomas J. Lyons
Propory
R. H. Brown
W. H. Brown
EF. J. Shannon
Thomas Carroll
H. F. Walker
Augustus Blake
R. J. Cullen
PittsField
Walter Cutting
W. P. Plunkett
J.C. West
J. J. Murphy
E. McA. Learned
J. W. Hall
Jacob Gimlich
C. W. French
Martin McCarthy
D. C. Mungan
William Mink
William Nugent
W. J. Guillen
J. C. Crossley
C. F. Coogan
W. F. Harrington
Soldiers Campaign Urges Draper for Massachusetts Governor
A letter appeals to ex-soldiers and Republicans to back General William F. Draper of Hopedale for the Massachusetts Governor nomination. It notes no ex-soldier has headed the ticket in state history and lists supporters from Weymouth Springfield Gloucester Worcester Lynn Pittsfield and Fitchburg among others urging a soldiers campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Draper
Hopedale
Massachusetts
Republican Party of
New England
Lovell Weymouth
J. W. Hersey
Springfield
C. C. Fellows
Kaleaa
Republican Caucuses Report From Fall River And Other Towns
Republican caucuses in Fall River elected twenty-two Ames delegates with large attendance though Ward 1 was postponed over a statute dispute. In Brockton five wards chose delegates for State and congressional posts, with Morse favored in the second district. Hanover and Marblehead caucuses followed, endorsing Ames and Brackett for renomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falll River
Ames
J. H. Abbott
F. H. Gee
J. M. Young
George Wall
J. O. Beaupeland
William Whipple
William Naden
John Jackson
Glover
Adia
W. A. Sweetzer
John J. Whipple
G. E. Freeman
Zimri Thurber
W. Sumner
J. H. Cooper
E. $. Powers
P. B. Keith
George Churchill
Mr. Clifford
A. Monk
George Green
Eldredge
G. E. Keith
Horace Baker
Thomas Drohan
G. C. Lyon
William Gill
C. Williamson
J. Gruver
H. Kingman
Morse
Draper
Hlanover
C. H. Killham
L. M._ Phillips
W. H. Dowden
J. G. Stetson
W. Sturtevant
Edwin Stockbridge
Ken Waterman
E. B. Packard
Charles Jacobs
H. J. Curtis
Burden
Marblehead
J. Frank Harris, Jr
Jacob M. Cropley
Knott V. Martin
Thomas W. Tucker
J. B. Litchman
Brackett
Is IT PEACE or A SWORD in Charlestown Caucuses
The Charlestown Democratic Association urges voters to attend caucuses tomorrow night in large numbers to demand fair play. They accuse opponents of suppressing majorities and stifling free speech and warn of boss rule if ballots are not used under a new statute. They insist on equal rights and honest caucuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown Democratic Association
P. J. Doherty
W. N. Osgood
M. J. Mitchell
T. F. Murphy
J. J. Sullivan
E. J. Twoomey
J. J. Hogan
B. J. Fitzpatrick
W. T. Graham
W. F. Cook
T. F. Waldron
Charlestown
Ames and Lodge Ames caucus results in Ward reports
Republican caucuses in Ames and Lodge chose state and congressional delegates. Ward tallies show congressional selections in wards 2 3 4 6 and 7 with named candidates and state delegates listed, reflecting local party alignments.
Ames Republicans Choose Delegates Amid Salem Meeting
Salem August 30 special Republicans tonight selected delegates by ward with state and congressional slates listed for five wards. Ward 1 delegates included E W Dalton F F Berry and W H Goldsmith with W P Pousland. Ward 2 included J M Raymond N J Holden Reuben Arey and G P Wood buy. Ward 3 included W P Andrews F C arey N P Wentworth with Gi 3k ingalls J L Lougee O D Was ard. Ward 4 included J B F Osgood W E Luscomb John D Eaton with A M Dudley and H B Griffin. Ward 5 included George B Loring James F Almy and Edward Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
E. W. Dalton
F. F. Berry
W. H. Goldsmith
W. P. Pousland
J. M. Raymond
N. J. Holden
Reuben Arey
G. P. Woodbuy
John F. Pitman
B. P. Pickering
W. P. Andrews
F. C. Arey
N. P. Wentworth
J. L. Lougee
O. D. Wasard
J. B. F. Osgood
W. E. Luscomb
John D. Eaton
A. M. Dudley
H. B. Griffin
George B. Loring
James F. Almy
Edward Collins
State delegation solid for Ames and Cogswell in Congress
George W. Pickering W. H. Merrill and A. Jordan. Ward 6 State W. D. Dennis C. H. Symonds and E. F. Brown congressional George E. Bourley W. B. McIntire and C. H. Symonds. The State delegation is solid for Ames and the congressional for Cogswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Pickering
W. H. Merrill
A. Jordan
State
W. D. Dennis
C. H. Symonds
E. F. Brown
Congressional
George E. Bourley
McIntire
Ames
Cogswell
Political notes on caucuses and campaigns in Tremont area
General Butler speaks in Tremont Temple on tariffs and fisheries. Chelsea Democrats plan a mass caucus at City Hall to choose delegates to conventions. Republicans set ward caucuses for Sep 5. O W H Upham to address Huntington Republicans next Saturday. Weburn and Boston Democrats hold tonight caucuses. New city Republican committee chaired by Fred J Brown with Conn and Spear as officers. Eastham and Attleboro delegate news. Lowell Prohibitionists announce delegates to State Convention. Everett and Salem Democrats name delegates. Ballardvale flag raising Sept 12. Randolph to host a Cleveland Thurman club. Ward and town committee caucuses planned. Webster Dudley caucus delegates listed. Colored Republicans form Harrison and Morton club in Ward 17. Rochester’s Velano discussed as substitute for Congress.
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General Butler
Tremont Temple
Chelsea
City Hall
Ward
O. W. H. Upham
Huntington
Boston
Weburn
Lyceum Hall
Republican Town Committee
New City Committee
Fred J. Brown
George ©. Conn
Charles F. Spear
Eastham
Draper
Randall
Congress
Attleboro
Bronson
Morse
G. A. Adams
Lowell Prohibitionists
N. Bb. Harriman
W. H. Sherwood
W. P. Perrin
C. M. Langley
Charles Griffin
A. J. Beane
W. Long
Joshua Merrill
S. Holman
J. W. Short
State
S. H. Kimball
L. P. True
W. A. Ham
C. F. Atwood
George F. Foster
Congressional
Charles F. Atwood
Evan H. Moran
Martin J. Cahill
Charles C. Nichols
Ichard R. Green
Joseph Nichols
S.A. Desbon
James Corcoran
Samuel Lombard
George R. Hoffman
Cleveland and Thurman Club
Randolph
Webster
A. E. Klebart
Oscar Shumway
KE. P. Carter
Moses Moreau
Henry F. Thompson
Herbert Authier
William Henley
Jonakowski
Dudley
Eben S. Stevens
Moses Barnes
James McQuaid
Lemuel Healy
Harrison and Morton Club
E. H. Randolph
R. M H. Granville
David T. Pinnick
Stephen BP
Mrs Whitney's Musicale in Bar Harbor Closes Season
Bar Harbor Me Aug 30 Mrs Whitney's musicale concluded the season with a sea view setting and elegant interiors. New York performers Michael Banner violinist Franklin Sonnekalb pianist Madame Von De Hishoff Hungarian soprano and Temple quartet provided music. A catboat race Pendleton's Hor net led by L Barry and Charles Henry beat Clyde Hunt's Girt by seven minutes. Secretary Whitney and son and Col Oliver Payne visited the Despatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Dr. O'Reilly
Sorrento
Michael Banner
Franklin Sonnekalb
Madame von de Hishoff
Kellogg
New York
Temple Quartet
Folsom
A. R. Lawrence
Calvin Frost
A. Bleeker Banks
Wayne MacVeagh
General Beale
Pendleton
Charles T. How
Cowles
Webb
Shepard
Strout
Pulitzer
Scott
Bowler
Howard
Hunt
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
N. H
Hornet
L. Barry
Charles Henry
Girt
Clyde Hunt
Whitney and Son
Oliver Payne
Hudson River Bridge Span Finished With Fireworks
Poucukrersiz N Y Aug 30 The final span of the Hudson River bridge at this point is completed with a cannon firing and river whistles. Viaduct approaches are rapidly advancing. Union Ridge Company hosts a banquet for 200 bridge workers at the Arlington Hotel with short addresses from Engineer O Rourke and Baird Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poucukrersiz
N. Y
Hudson River
Unionridge Company
Arlington Hotel
O'Rourke
Messrs
Baird
Regatta results report from Woods challenge cup races
Marshead hosts the Woods challenge cup third leg for second class boats with five entries. The Ruth wins ahead of Estelle Perhaps Monarch and Jay Gee, with Ruth leading at stake and Archer's Rock. In New York discussion grows over a sound race between Boston and New York forty footers including Pappoose Babboon Chiquita Nymph Banshee Rival and Crocodile with prizes for Sept 3 and Sept 4 events and the club fall regatta looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Estelle
Jay_ Gee
Perhaps
New York
Boston
Larchmont
Babboon
A. Cary Smith
Caledonians at the Pines Hold 35th Picnic in Boston
The Caledonian Club of Boston hosted its 35th annual picnic at the Point of Pines drawing about 15,000 attendees. Notable guests included Ex-Chief William Kerr and Alexander Hunter. Morning amateur events gave way to afternoon professional contests featuring swordplay, wrestling, and heavy hammer throwing, with Duncan C. Ross rivaling John A. MacDougall for a $150 purse and world championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian Club of
Boston
Point of Pines
William Kerr
Old Boston Scots Association
Association of Scottish Clans
Caledonian Club
Alexander Hunter
Scottish-American Journal of
New York
Duncan C. Ross
John A. MacDougall
MacDougall
Edward Case
Peter Gallagher
John Burke
Tom, Aitkin
Archie Scott
W. Henderson
Duncan C
Ross
J. A. MacDougall
George Ross
William_ Henderson bt
Tom Aitkin
Sullivan An Scott
Peter Sinclair
William Sorlie
Professor Moore
Aggie Rankin
Edith Swill
Maggie McNevens
Dennis Driscoll
McCleavey
Harry Hodgekins
Herbert West
John Purcell
Malcolm McNeil
W. G. Sorley
Edith Scott
Archie McIntyre
Matthew Brown
George Catanach
Duncan OF Ross
Arthur Finnigan
Thomas Aitkin
M. J. McCarthy
William Henderson
A. Scott
Robert Brown
James M. Moon
Duncan McLean
Murdoch Urquhart
G. Kimball
Lynn
William Mills
Watertown
R. A. Grant
Preparation for Institute of Technology at Chauncy Hall School
A note references a preparation specialty at Chauncy Hall School located at 259 Boylston Street near the Institute. It mentions the Institute Faculty and implies related academic activities. The fragment highlights proximity of the school to the Institute and a faculty connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncy-Hall School
Boylston Street
Institute
Johnsons Trip to Boston in Small Boat
George Johnson, famed Harlem River oarsman, leaves the Harlem boat house Sunday for Boston in an eighteen foot working boat. He plans to reach by Thursday, rowing about thirty miles daily and to transfer the boat overland from Buzzards Bay to Cape Cod Bay. The craft is muslin covered with two clothing compartments and a high cockpit, a bold feat in such a small boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Johnson
Boston
Cape Cod
Buzzard’s Bay
Cape Cod Bay
Johnson
Irish Fund Circular Denounced by London Paper
The St James Gazette blasts President Fitz gerald of the Irish National League of America for a circular urging subscriptions to the Parnell defense fund, calling the circular full of lies. Other items note Rochini’s looming execution in Sartena, a Berlin district election result for Herr Liebknecht with 26,067 of 41,791 votes, and a reported marriage match between Prince Ferdinand and Princess Louise of Parma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. James Gazette
Fitzgerald
Irish National League of America
Parnell Defence Fund
Paris
Rochini
Sartena
Berwin
Herr Liebknecht
Ferdinand
Louise of
Parma
Notice to heirs on Quinn estate sale license
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice to heirs and interested parties in the estate of James F. Quinn. John H. Quinn, administrator, seeks license to sell all real estate to pay debts and administration charges. Court to convene September 17, 1888 at Boston Probate Court. Publication in the Boston Post weekly for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachl
Suffolk
James F. Quiinn
Boston
John H. Quinn
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
John H. Paine
Massach
Middlesex
Andrew J. Dow
Manchester
Hillsborough
New Hampshire
Solon Dow
Melrose
Andrew Dow
New York
Cambridge
George M. Brooks
J. H. Lyler
Register
Ee Commonwealth OF Massachlan Setts
Charles Homer
Charles A. Welch
V.ctorine F. Homer
Joan W. McKim
Massachusetts
Ss —Superior Court
A. D
Ernest A. Harris
Robert Carr Harris
Kingston
Province
Ontario
Dominion of Canada
Jos. A. Willard
Edwin A. Wadleigh
Asst
Common Wealth
Massacle U
Superior Court
Preston IL. Merrill
Plif
Orrin P. Howe
Augusta
Maine
William
Charles
Charles C. Brigham
William P. Sawyer
Copartners
Brigham & Sawyer
Court Sanare
Fred H. Seavey
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