Anti-Quay Fight Gathers Republicans to Block Election
Harrisburg reports that Republican Senators and signers of a pledge to abstain from last night's caucus formed an anti-Quay organization. They vow to oppose Senator Quay until the Supreme Court resolves the People’s Bank conspiracy cases and indictments are cleared or resolved.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Senator Quay
Supreme Court
People’s Bank
Flynn
Mr. Quay
anti-Quay
Independent
Pennsylvania
United States
Commonwealth
Court of Justice
Hale Renominated by Maine Republicans for U S Senate
Augusta January 4 Maine Republicans renominated Senator Hale for a second term by acclamation. The caucus named Byron Boyd as Secretary of State F M Simpson as state treasurer William C Haines as attorney general George Pottle as state assessor C B Burleigh as public printer H E Smith as public binder and executive councillors A P Gordon Charles S Cook A G Blunt John F Hill S M Bird Henry W Mayo Don A Powers Hale acknowledged Congressman Dingley and Frye praising their work while stressing party unity and protective and currency policies.
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Augusta
Maine
Byron Boyd
F. M. Simpson
Carmel
William C. Haines
Waterville
George Pottle
Lewiston
C. B. Burleigh
H. E. Smith
A. P Gordon
Fryeburg
Charles S. Cook
Portland
A. G. Blunt
Skowhegan
John IF. Hill
S. M. Bird
Rockland
Henry W. Mayo
Hampden
Don A. H. Powers
Houston
Eugene Hale
United States
Hale
Dingley
Congress
Senator Frye
Frye
Republican Party
Dingley Life and Legacy in Maine Political Circles
A detailed profile of Nelson Dingley Jr. and family explores his rise from Lewiston Journal editor to governor and congressman. It notes his early work ethic, temperance leadership, humor at home, and long summers at Squirrel Island, with anecdotes about colleagues and his children Edith and four sons.
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Major McKinley
Lewiston
Nelson Dingley, Jr
Ark
McKinley
Dingley
Treasury
Lewiston Journal
Dartmouth
William W. Waldron
Waldron
Daily Journal
Androscoggin
Fessenden & Morrill
Auburn
Durham
Fremont
Frye
Senate
Congress
Ocean
Canada Line
Mr. Dingley
Squirrel Island
Boothbay Harbor
Island
Senator Rye
Island Chapel
FH. M. Dingley
Edward N
Kalamazoo
Mich
Arthur
Edith
Washington
Mrs. Dingley
Hamilton
Not an expansionist pledge on annexation debate
A speaker states opposition to territorial annexation across oceans and foreign peoples, emphasizing honesty about beliefs, readiness to follow the majority as a party member, and assurance not to be condemned by Republicans for voting according to conviction. He expresses respect for opposing views and acknowledges patriotism of President.
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Maine
Republican Party
Burrows Renominated by Michigan Republicans
United States Senator J C Burrows was unanimously renominated tonight by the Republican caucus in Lansing Michigan. With a large majority on joint ballot Republicans are assured of his re election.
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Lansing
Mich
United States
J. C. Burrows
Burrows
Terra-Novian Ball in Paine Memorial Hall Fundraiser
The thirty-fourth annual ball of the Boston Terra-Novian Association will be at Paine Memorial Hall Appleton Street next Friday evening January 6. Organized in 1865 this benevolent society has paid out thousands to members and aims to add a handsome sum to its treasury with a highly successful event.
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Boston Terra-Novian Association
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
Legislature Opens Busy New Session in Commonwealth
The annual session opened with a Republican led House caucus backing existing officers and a Democratic bid for Governor Bruce as senatorial candidate. Senate President Smith re elected unanimously, with Wolcott administration sworn in, and committees named as both chambers prepare for a full agenda.
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Commonwealth
House
Henry Cabot Lodge
Alexander B. Bruce
Richard Olney
Bruce
Senator Lodge
State House
Senate
Stone
Springfield
Bates
Committee On Rules
Fisher
Amherst
Frank S. Dewey
Westfield
America
George Dewey
Dewey
R. A. Soule
New Bedford
Smith
Cadeus
Touse
Bresnahan
Boston
James T. Mahoney, Jr
Noble W. Everett
Wareham
George
Essex
Whittlesey
Berkshire
Moran
Bristol
Boynton
Messrs. Hodgkins
Middlesex
Maxwell and Tague
Suffolk
Messrs. Williams
Norfolk
Feneno
Messrs. Post
Lott and Kelther
Henry D. Coolidge
McClellan
Worcester
Putnam
Washburn
Kenefick
Hampden
Bailey
Chaplain Dowse
Coolidge
W. H. Sanges
M. P. W. Kreutz
K. T. Taylor
Messrs. Parsons
Franklin
Wolcott
Aone
Seates and
Carey
Haverhill
What Makes Evans What It Is Ale Heritage
What makes Evans' Ale distinctive comes from two years in the wood and ten months finishing in the Hottle cask the result is a sought after craft brew praised for depth and smoothness.
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Evans
Sampson Scott Wedding In Glen Ridge N J
Miss Olive Farrington Sampson daughter of Rear Admiral William T. Sampson and Henry Harrison Scott of San Francisco wed in Glen Ridge Congregational Church New Jersey. Rev Frank J Goodwin officiated as guests and officers attended with a reception at the Sampson home. The couple will live in New York City.
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New York
Olive Farrington Sampson
William T. Sampson
Henry Harrison Scott
San Francisco
Congregational Church
Glen Ridge
N. J
Frank J. Goodwin
Hannah W. Sampson
Elgie Griswold Perkins
S. N
Ensign W. T. Clavering
U.S. N
Winslow W. Herschel
Harry L. Parker
Frederick A. Cleveland
Sampson
Mrs. Scott
New York City
Havana Torture Chamber Report Shocks City
Havana reports claim a torture and execution chamber existed at the Spanish military governor residence adjoining the palace. Eyewitnesss describe a bloodied floor and machete indentations, though officials doubt the room was used for torture and suggest it was likely a pantry.
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Havana
Parrado
Providence Bankers Net Half Million From Moore Deals
A windfall of five hundred thousand dollars comes to Providence bankers as J. H. and J. W. Moore settle notes linked to the Chicago Diamond Match and American Biscuit Company manipulation. Banks received full payment on city notes after an auction of the securities, with modest profits on stock already bought, while Chicago figures report the Moores’ 1896 collapse and their role in the tin plate trust.
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Providence
R. I
J. H
J. W. Moore
Chicago Diamond Match
American Biscuit Company
Chicago
Moores
Moore Brothers
Tin Plate Trust
Clark's Body Recovered From Steamer Incident
The body of sailor Robert Clark from the English steamer Alton was recovered by Station 8&8 police after drowning when he fell overboard at Wiskes Wharf on January 2. The body was taken to North Grove street morgue.
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Robert Clark
Alton
Clark
Wiske’s Wharf
North Grove Street
No Bail For Her Miss Mary Foster in Court Fight
Miss Mary Foster, known in Boston theater circles, remained jailed after a7900 bail set on two charges including cheating Miss Ida Mason out of 1200. She pleaded for friends to vouch for her character as bail was set at 4000 in total and the case deferred to January 11 while officials note her unsettled history in Albany Troy Cayuga and Hingham and a past of theatrical training.
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Mary Parsons
Pearson
Miss Foster
Dewey
Thomas ©. Bachelder
Bachelder
John C. Fredericks
Ida M. Mason
Boston
Albany
Ward
Ward & Comnerty
School of Oratory
Hingham
Centre
Pear Tree Hill
My Sherbourne
Back Bay
Mountford Street
Tis
Boston Theatre
Charles Wey Emerson
City Briefs From East Boston Churches And Local News
St Marys Catholic Total Abstinence Society installed new officers with guests from the Suffolk county board. Dr W H Tolman of New York will speak at Wells Memorial Institute on industrial settlement views. A man was injured when a wagon horse bolted near Engine 27. Lherbert E Knight, charged with burglary at Daniel Buckleys Cambridge News, held for grand jury. Boston and Lowell RR stockholders elected directors and authorized bonds to refinance maturing debt.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Total Abstinence Society of the Star of the Sea
Boston
Suffolk County Board of Directors
L. Ef. Murphy
Brennan
Wells Memorial Institute
W. H Tolman
New York
Social
Sergtoureau
Tolman
Bureau
B. F. Hayes
Lherbert E. Knight
Daniel A. Buckley
Cambridge News
Grand Jury
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Frederick S. Clark
Edwin Morey
William Powell Mason
Charles E. Cotting
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Walter C. Baylies
George A. Gardner
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Senator Hale Indorsed
Josh B'llings
Reed
Mr. Reed
Senator Burrows
Terra-Novian
Children’s Aid Association
Station 16
Honra Soule
Newbedford
McCarthy
Charlestown
Myers
Cambridge
John IL. Bates
Taunton
James W. Kimball
Lynn
Daniel W. Waldron
Adams
Paton
Leominster
Lelard
Templeton
Hayes
Lewell
Messrs. Hayes
Stalker
Lomasney
Pittsfield
Cook
Milford
White
Somerville
Bennington
Swift
Tisbury
Crane
Clerk
Mills
Newburyport
Easton
Messrs. Myers
Lowell
J. J. McCarthy
Hoston
Mellen
Whipple
Brockton
Howland
Chelsea
Sanders
Carlton
Democratic
George E. Fisher
Henry Cabot
U. S. Senate
George E.smith
TAE Senators
APTS
Jae Enkiy
Sen Kelirer
Solock C.vb
John L. Bates
Tae
Mousj
Lomas Ney
AE Piovse
PEP Ijj
Myerskop Cambrioce
REP FH
Mmellen
Thomas W. Kene Fik Ae Palmer
W.b. ST
Shriin
Hunter
Baltimore
Wntep
Hunter Baltimore
Wellington A. Hardy
Broad St
Mass
Scott
Admiral
Olive
Epw
A. Marx
Albany, N. Y
Sterling Remedy Company
Montreal
Castine
Porto Rico
Manila
Suez
Gibraltar
M. Very
Cassius
R. Berry
Amesbury
Charles J. Barnes
Neweton Centre
Boston Postoffice
Postoffice
Snow
Barnes
Devo
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