Democratic Candidate Shuffle Looms Over Gubernatorial Race
Boston Democrats weigh Williams renomination or pivot to Robert Treat Paine Jr or Colonel John L Rice as potential governors candidates. City leaders push for early unity while planning for Worcester or Springfield convention and a Bryan appearance to boost the State ticket.
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George Fred Williams
War
Worcester
Williams
Quincy
Dorchester
Back Bay
Crane
Old Bay State
Mr. Willams
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
John L. Rice
Springfield
Robert Treat Paine
St Cleveland
Unitedates
Rice
Quincy E
Charles Jellamy
Govrnor
Michigan
Pingree
Detroit
Overnor
Govrnor Pingree
Boston
Cape Ann
Essex County
Philip J. Doherty
Congress
Lee
House
State Committee
Bryan
New York
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Callahan Declines renomination for Democratic State Committee
Christopher T. Callahan, chair of the Democratic State committee and Holyoke city solicitor, says he will not seek renomination. He cites the need to devote full time to his growing law practice amid two major Holyoke cases, the Lyman mills tax case and the municipal lighting matter.
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Christopher T. Callahan
Democratic State Committee
Mr. Williams
Callahan
Holyoke
Bryan
Chicago
Boston
City of
Lyman Mills
Major Michael O'Connor Laid To Rest In Calvary
Major Michael J. O'Connor of the Ninth Massachusetts Regiment was laid to rest at Calvary Cemetery after a solemn Cathedral requiem. The procession included First Regiment escorts, veterans groups, and civic leaders. state officials and church dignitaries attended, with military honors and a final volley as the flag covered casket departed.
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Michael J. O’connor
Ninth Massachusetts Regiment
Calvary Cemetery
Holy Cross
Grady
Corporal Lane
Carey
Calvary
O’connor
First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Dahlgren Post
Washington Post
Santiago
Perlie Dyar
Armory
E. F. Hurley
St. Dominic’s Church
Portland
Joseph V. Tracey
D. D
Father O’brien
Gate of Heaven Church
South
Boston
Major O’connor
George Lyons
Church of the Most Precious Blood
Hyde Park
Cherubini
John P. Hession
Mile
Gabrielle de la Motte
Father Lee
Michael J. O'Connor
St. Paul
Philippians
Chopin
O'Connor
Station 11
Mispah
Washington Street
Dyar
Horace B. Parker
John 8. Keenan
Arthur O. Lenphier
Ninth
Dobbins
Clark
William H. Oakes
Lawrence N. Duchesney
Light Artillery
Daniel J. Keefe
James H. Kirby
Montgomery Light Guard
Thomas F. Doherty
Borofski
Ant Morris
Sixth Provisional Company
Wolcott
Quincy
Legislative Committee
Ninth Regiment
Maguire
St. Augustine
Dahlgren
Carney Hospital
St. Mary’s Infant Asylum
SS. Joseph and Agnes
Guildrow
Bay State
William C. Capelle
Benjamin S. Lovell
John H. Sullivan
Gallivan
Rourke
Kelly, O’connor
Fitzgerald
Commonwealth
James Donovan
John Kelcher
John F. Fitzgerald
Josiah Quincy
Nat Robinson
Wice
Thomas Flood
P. A. Collins
Father Walsh
Cathedral
William H. Flowers
Adjutant-General’s Office
Harry Stuart
William Amory
Fred M. Whiting
First Heavy Artillery
U. Ss. V
Bresnahan
Michael H. Norris
South Boston
Simon Sternfield
Ninth United States Infantry
Sisters of Charity of Notre Dame
Little Sisters of the Poor
John A. Mullen
Boston Fire Department
Joseph H. O'Neil
Major Dutton
Old Ninth Regiment
Dorchester Campaign Opens With Senatorial Debate Night
Dorchester Music Hall hosts the seventh district senatorial campaign event tonight starting at 8. Representative H B Callender plans sharp topics on aldermanic influence and ambitions for seats, joined by Representative George F Mead of Lexington. Ladies will have reserved seats.
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Music Hall
Dorchester
H. B. Callender
Board of
Alderma@n
George F. Mead
Lexington
Peats
President McKinley to visit Camp Wikoff with Cabinet
President McKinley will join most Cabinet members and their wives and daughters at Camp Wikoff Montauk Point next Saturday. Secretary Alger issued invitations and those in Washington accepting will travel by a special car on the congressional limited wick. The visit is to view the camp and honor soldiers who fought at Santiago with no ceremonies planned.
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Washington
McKinley
Camp Wikoff
Montauk Point
Alger
Congressional Limited
Wick
Santiago
Eater to Attempt 100 Eggs and Feats for Prize
In New York on August 80 Charles Keible plans a marathon eating challenge in Hudson county. He aims to consume 100 hard boiled eggs shells included five pounds of beefsteak twelve pork chops and two loaves of bread in one sitting. A successful feat earns a barrel of flour from Charles Bott and Patrick Sullivan. failure forfeits the prize. The wager is to be decided at the Gustav Scholp Association outing in North Bergen.
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New York
Charles Keible
Hudson County
Charles Bott
Patrick Sullivan
Gustav Scholp Association of
North Bergen
Veterans on to Cincinnati replaces Richmond 1861 route
The note shows a change in the veterans journey from Richmond in 1861 to Cincinnati in 1898. It identifies the Fitchburg railroad as the low rate route for travel or logistics described in the record.
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Veterans
Richmond
Cincinnati
Fitchburg Railroad
Munyon's Remedies Offer Free Doctor Service
Tremont Temple advertises Munyon's skilled doctors available free of charge at their facility with remedies sold by local druggists for general use.
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Penmioes
Thon
Edilbon
Vormerly
Ilson Brothers
Ocx
Fremont
Munyon
Tremont Temple
Upyon
Boston Pair Arrested in Philadelphia for Forged Checks
Philadelphia police report the arrest of Charles Woodward and Clara L. Charters in Philadelphia on forged check charges tied to a $100 bad instrument from William S. Butler & Co. The Boston duo, longtime suspects, face grand jury action with Woodward held on $9,200 bail.
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Philadelphia
Charles Woodward
Woodward
Detective Bureau
Bulfinch Street
West End
C. L. Ames
Henry J. Slocomb
William S. Butler & Co
Everett National Bank
Albert Brennell
Boston
Hamm
Crawford
Massachusetts
Philip Succeeds Schley in North Atlantic Fleet Command
An Navy Department order detaches Commodore J W Philip from the battleship Texas in New York and places him in command of the second squadron of the North Atlantic fleet with the cruiser New York as flagship. He succeeds Rear Admiral W S Schley and takes the New York quarters formerly held by Rear Admiral Simpson.
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Washington
Navy Department
J. W. Philip
Texas
New York
W. 8. Schley
Simpson
Newport Excursion Marks September Train to Seaside
Newport becomes more popular as visitors increase and summer ends. The next New York, New Haven & Hartford excursion to the resort departs Thursday September 1 by special train. Round trip tickets cost 1 and are limited in number. Tickets go on sale three days before at No 3 Old State House and at Park Square station.
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Newport
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Old State House
Park Square Station
Maine cigar mirrors battleship in popularity
The Maine cigar shows immense sales and wide spread popularity, living up to its illustrious name. Makers spared no effort to craft a worthy product, and every smoker who has tried it recalls the Maine when seeking a smoke.
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Maine
The Presidents Visit to Canton and Camp Wikoff
President McKinley will cut his Canton visit to a brief call and spend two to three hours there before heading to New York. He and Mrs. McKinley plan to spend Friday and Saturday at Camp Wikoff to assess conditions, with Mrs. McKinley remaining in New York. The party also includes Col and Mrs Herrick.
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Canton
New York
Cleveland
McKinley
Camp Wikoff
New York City
Washington
Saratoga to glow for floral fete in September
Residences clubs public buildings and hotels will be decorated for the Saratoga floral fete on September 6 with low excursion rates and first class service advertised by the Fitchburg railroad.
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Fitchburg
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