Contested Locals Rally For Dawes In Ballot Fight
The Dawes and Robinson contest hinges on second choice ballots as Long supporters discuss contingencies. Two houses meet in joint convention at noon to vote with Democrats pivotal for outcome. multiple ballots possible and adjournment planned if no result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
Robinson
Pittsfield
Long
List of State Legislators and Absentees
A long roster cites Patrick A. Collins and many others by surname and hometown, including Arnold Hudson Bartlett Haverhill Balcher Randolph and many more names from Boston, Worcester, Fall River, Lowell, and beyond, with party or district cues implied. The document concludes with absentees and not voting entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Hudson
Bartlett
Haverhill
Balcher
Randolph
Boardman
M’biehe
Brady
Lowell
Brooks
Kingston
Butler
Worcester
Calnan
Boston
Carman
Fall River
Carney
Lawrence
Clark
N. Brookfield
Collison
Cousin
Conroy
Fail River
Crosby
Pittsfield
Dame
Methuen
Davlin
Somerville
Day of Lynn
Desmond
Donovan
Donovan, J
Dunlea
Yales
Milford
Farren
Felch
Newburyport
Finney
Plymouth
Fitzgerald
Fitzpatrick
Stoughto N
Flynn
Fossitt
Garity
Gaylord
S. Hadiey
Hagerty
Haggerty
Lethbridge
Hallett
Nantucket
Harrington
Amherst
Harris
Marlboro
Haskell
Deerfield
Hastings
Framingham
Hayes
Heasley
Henderson
Cambridge
Hitchings
Saugus
Howe
Clinton
Keane
Holyoke
Kearn
North Adams
Kemp
Kennedy
Lally
Lang
Reading
Maguire
McCarthy
Brockton
McCue
Montague
McDonough
McEttrick
McIntosh
Weymouth
Morin
Adams
Moseley
Newburyp
Murphy
Nies
Lynn
Noonan
L. Dawes
Judd
Spee
Smith
Athol
Stockwell
Buckland
Taft
Uxbridge
Palmer
Taylor
Townsend
Trull
Tewksbury
Upham
Salem
Waltham
Walker
Walworth
Newton
Wood
Chicopee
Woodward
Young
Wellfleet
D. Robinson
Loring
Yarmouth
Miller
Chelsea
Morey
Parkman
Pear
Pousland
Amesbury
Sleeper
Smart
Merrimac
Andover
Stanley
Manchester
Stevenson
Story
Gloucester
Symonds
Teele
L Vill
Warden
Ware
Waters of
Orange
Wharton
Whitcher
Stoneham
Wakefield
Group of Names for Dawes and Long Campaigns
List of numerous individuals including Henry L. Dawes Jubal Gleason and John P. Long referenced in political context. The text enumerates members and supporters such as Alphens B. Alger Edward F. O Sullivan and others, indicating a roster related to committee or delegation.
Dress suits offered by Macallar Parker Co Boston
Boston firm announces a full line of dress suits at moderate prices. These goods are made in their best manner and should be inspected before ordering a dress suit. Safety in a dress coat is noted with a Beaconsfield quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Beaconsfield
Messrs
Macallar
Parker & Co
Boston
Canada’s Inhumanity Aims at Trade With Canada
Washington reports the House foreign affairs committee has prepared a 36 page pamphlet criticizing Canadian fisheries laws and alleged treaty violations. It urges immediate non-intercourse with Canadian vessels and exclusion of Canadian fish from U S ports if Canada maintains coercive policies. It cites 1815 1818 1819 laws and accuses Britain of approving harsh measures against American fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spercrar
Belmont
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
House
United States
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Halifax
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Newfoundland
London
Island of
Prince Edward
Canadian Senate
House of Commons
Detroit
Chicago
St. Paul
Boston
Fishermen support Belmonts bill to tax Canadian fish
Winniam Pace of Newburyport argues in favor of Mr Belmonts bill to retaliate against Canadians. He recalls past practice of landing American caught fish duty free and urges branding of Canadian fish to collect duties. Pace says the Grand Trunk railroad shifted the situation and hopes the bill passes to pressure Canada and protect American markets. January 18 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Belmont
United States
States
Bond
Straits of
Canso
Prince Edward Island
Forest
Lunt Bros
St. Peter’s
Savage Harbor
Hillsborough River
Charlottetown
Newburyport
Custom House
Grand Trunk Railroad
Charles T Hubbard of Weston Dies of Heart Disease
Charles T Hubbard of Weston died at his residence yesterday from heart disease. A Massachusetts native, he would have turned 70 next July. He held director roles at Sewall Day Cordage and later Sewall Day Cordage Company, plus directorships at the Market Bank of Boston and Boston Insurance Company. He lived in Newton and Louisburg Square before moving to Weston. He never entered politics and was twice married, leaving several children and a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Hubbard
Weston
Hubbard
Massachusetts
Boston
Sewall, Day & Co
Sewall & Day Cordage Company
Newton
Louisburg Square
Market Bank of Boston
Boston Insurance Company
Boston Flax Mills Company
Braintree
Ludlow Manufacturing Company
Ludlow
Ludlow He Retained the Sameosition. He Never Entered Politics. Mr. Hubbard
Benjamin Sewall
Francis Blake
Mr. Hubbard
Professor E L Youmans Dies After Long Illness at 247 Fifth Ave
Professor E L Youmans prominent science writer and Popular Science Monthly editor died yesterday at his New York home after a yearlong illness of catarrhal fibroid consumption. He contributed to popularizing science and helped secure international copyright and author payments. The funeral will be private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Youmans
Popular Science Monthly
Fifth Avenue
New York
Eliza Youmans
Edward Livingston Youmans
Albany County
Saratoga
Eliza A. Youmans
Lyceums
Youmans
United States
Spencer
Darwin
Mill
Bain
Huxley
Lecky
Tyndall
Maudsley
Carpenter
Mgr. Youmans
Death of Professor Edward Olney MSU mathematician
Professor Edward Olney, long time chair of mathematics at Michigan State University Ann Arbor, is found dead in bed. Born July 24 1827 in Moreau NY he advanced from log schools to Kalamazoo College professor and author of widely used math texts. He led the Baptist Michigan Christian Herald and presided over the Baptist State convention 1875 to 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Olney
Michigan State University
Ann Harbor
Professor Olney
Moreau
Saratoga County
N. Y
Thomas Olney
Roger Williams
Michigan
Union School
Errysburg, O
Madison
Kalamazoo College
State University
Olney
Baptist
Kalamazoo
Michigan Christian Herald
Baptist State Convention
Viscount D Avesnes Dies Aboard French Vessel in New York Harbor
The Viscount Jacques Florie mond Paul D Avesnes born September 18 1849 in France died Monday aboard the French steamship La Champagne as it entered New York harbor. He entered the French consular service in 1875 serving at Leghorn Buenos Ayres Bombay Galatz and Charleston before his death on board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount D’avesnes
Charleston
New York Harbor
Jacques Floriemond
Paul D’avesnes
France
Leghorn
Buenos Ayres
Bombay
Galatz
Roumania
Death of Bishop Richard Harvey Cain
Bishop Richard Harvey Cain, fourteenth bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, died yesterday morning in Washington. He helped reconstruct South Carolina and served at constitutional convention, in the state Senate, and in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Harvey Cain
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington
Cain
South Carolina
Congress
Notable Deaths in Salem and South Boston Area
John B. F. Vose a carrier with the South Boston branch post office died at his home 595 East Fifth street at 5 o'clock yesterday morning after a weeklong illness of typhoid pneumonia John Tuttle a prominent Salem businessman died yesterday morning at 73 He had run a harness shop on Boston street for over forty years serving tanners and courviers in the neighborhood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. F. Vose
South Boston
East Fifth Street
John Tuttle
Salem
Boston Street
Tanners and Courviers
Charles King of Middleton Recovers on 106th Birthday
Savem reports Charles King of Middleton, born on January 18, has recovered from a severe cold after being confined to bed with pneumonia fears. He sits up today as his son, a resident caretaker, notes the large family ties with seventy eight of his own descendants and fourteen great grandchildren among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savem
Charles King of Middleton
Tug's Boiler Explodes Killing Engineer in Foxy River Incident
The tug boat boiler burst near Slade's Ferry bridge injuring two crew and killing engineer Elmer Whitmarsh of Dighton. The blast hurled him overboard and his body was not recovered. Other injuries included a jaw fracture and facial cuts to George Payne, while Captain Hathaway suffered head wounds. The Hale schooner sustained about $60 damage and the tug J. P. White aided in rescue and towing. Ownership is Staples & Phillips of Taunton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxy River
Theodore Birely
Sylvester Hale
Somerset
Slade
J. P. White
Clara
Hathaway
Cobb
Bively
Fall River
Hale
Edward Felch
Taunton
Staples & Phillips
Cardiff Faces Sullivan In Drawn Boxing Match
Minneapolis January 18 six thousand fans packed Washington Rink for a six round glove fight between John L Sullivan and Patsy Cardiff. Sullivan weighed 215 Cardiff 185 with 514 ounce gloves. Referee ruled the bout a draw after six rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Washington
John L. Sullivan
Patsy Cardiff
Sullivan
Cardiff
Sheedy
Suullian
Gove Nominated for City Republican President
A nominating committee at the Republican ward and city committee meeting at the city headquarters nominated Jesse M. Gove of East Boston for city committee president by acclamation after a vote against an informal ballot. A list of officers was adopted with E. J. Hathorne, Jesse L. Nason, J. P. Bradley as vice presidents and Harrison K. Atwood and Alpheus Sanford as secretaries. Charles Mann was chosen treasurer but declined to serve. The full committee will hear the report on January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Ward
Henry N. Sawyer
Henry F. Spach
Alpheus Sanford
Samuel Hane
Ward 25
Jesse M. Gove
East Boston
Charles Mann
Ward 21
Mann
Gove
E. J. Hathorne
Jesse L. Nason
J. P. Bradley
Harrison K. Atwood
Women’s Press Association Holds Third Meeting at 52 Bowdoin Street
The third meeting of the Woman's Press Association was held at 5 pm yesterday at secretary Mrs. Sally Joy White's home 52 Bowdoin Street. Minutes by Miss Estelle M. Hatch noted the accepted constitution outlining aims and eligibility for active and honorary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Press Association
Bowdoin Street
Sally Joy White
The
Herald
Estelle M. Hatch
Globe
Mny
New England
Association
Alice Stone Blackwell
Woman's Journal
State
H. H. Robinson
Miss Vogel
Marion A. McBride
American Art
E. M. Goss
H. G. Parker
Salem Gazette
McGinnis
Traveller
M. A. Dalrymple
Grafton Herald
Cora Stuart Wheeler
Yankee Blade
Eva Niles
Good Housekeeping
Kate Tannatt Woods
Edith K. Perry
Advertiser
Skillings
Arlington Correspondent
the Traveller
Grace Lover
the Journal
A. Marion Donovan
the Post
W. B. Briggs
Mme. Charplot
K. 8. Tobey
Herdic Drivers Strike Continues After Meeting
Night drivers of the Herdic and Plinton Company remain on strike. A committee including Benjamin Shute Frederick Towne and J A Rich waited on President Munks who said he must confer with Superintendent Foxbox before replying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herdic and Plinton Company
Benjamin Shute
Frederick Towne
J.A. Rich
Munks
Foxbox
Divorce Peal Granted in Felch Deserts Case
Elmira C Felch seeks divorce from Hobart W Felch after years of desertion and failure to provide support. The plea asks custody for two children Florence Bertrand and Marion Felch with the court to publish notice in the Boston Post before the April hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Boston
Sufolk
Elmira C. Felch
Hobart W. Felch
Bridgewater
Plymouth
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Weymouth
Norfolk
Commonwealth
Florence KK. Felch
Bertrand W. Felch
Marion F. Felch
A. D
Hobart W.felch
Insolvency Notice for Sinnott & Co and Blanchard in Boston
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk insolvency notice states a warrant issued for the joint estate of Ferdinand L Blanchard and Lawrence Sinnott deceased, and Blanchard's separate estate. A meeting of creditors to prove debts and appoint assignees will be held February 10, 1887 at ten in the forenoon at the probate court, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ommon Wealth of
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
Ferdinand L. Blanchard
Lawrence Sinnott
Sinnott & Co
Dhlanchard
Copartnership
Blanchard
Court Room
Court Square
Thomas Fee, Jr
Jommonwealtie
Messenger’s Notice
County of
Walliam B. Welch
County of Suffolk
John B. Fitzpatrick
Maesachusetts
John H. Salter
Samuel W. Victorson
Copartners
J. H. Salter & Company
Inre
WM. H. Thompson
Arthur E. Denison
John C. Fernald
Estate Administration Citation for Margaret Howard
Court calls Margaret Howard to appear in Suffolk County Probate Court in Boston on January 24 1887 at 10:00 to show cause against granting letters of administration on the estate of the deceased. Applicant must publish this citation weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post with the final notice at least two days before the hearing. Joan W. McKim judge Elijah George register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk
Supreme Judicial Court
Hobart W. Felch
Boston
Boston Post
Henry A. Clapp
Deeased
Margaret Howard
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Charles W. Gulliver
Harriet E. Gill
Elliah George
Mary Lehan
Bridget McCaffray
Admx
Matthew Dolan
Tremont Street
Toptice
Olle Swanson
Hannah Swanson
David Sears
Frederick Kh. Sears
Adm
Caleb Green
Charles A. Page
Thomas James Bowen
Luella Augusta Bowen
Stella Lancey
Stella Elizabeth Bowen
Anton Burgholzer
Grocer
Magdalena Burgholzer
George Hauck
Magdalena
Magdalens Hauck
Gerhardt Kemp
George Hugo Burgholzer
Antoin Burgholzer
John W. McKim
County of
William Hennigar Green
Violet Green
Pascal Lynch
Poplar Street
State Board of Health
William Roy Green
A. D
Elijah Georges
Hugh Joseph Lang
Annie Magdalene Lang
Neil Kearney
Mt. Vernon Street
Chardon Street
Houghton
Joseph William Lang
Hugil Joseph Lang
Francis Henshaw & Co Auctioneers Overview
Francis Henshaw and Company is listed as auctioneers brokers and appraisers located at No. 51 State Street within the Merchants' Exchange Building on the first floor. Contact telephone is 1665.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.L. Day & Company
State St
Merchants’ Exchange
Francis Henshaw & CO
No. 51
State Street
First Fleer
Reom L
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission &Merchants
Stocks and bonds listed by executors and administrators
Stock entries show holdings and notices by order of executors and administrators for numerous banks railroads manufacturing firms and mining concerns. Listed are quantities and issue details including Boston Globe co Abington National Bank Salem National Bank Tremont & Suffolk Mills Merrimac Manufacturing Co Hill Manufacturing Co Pepperell Manufacturing Co and others with connections to Boston Boston Consolidated Street Ry Co Boston & Providence Ry Co Burlington & Missouri 6s 1918 and Metropolitan RR Co Kansas City among many others. The list reflects a diversified portfolio across financials transportation and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grennell M’f’g. Co
New Bedford
Do Potomska Mills
Dedham Natl
Bank of Dedham
Mags
Shoe and Leather Nath Bank
Do Everett Natl
Kans. City
Ft. Scott & Gulf Rd
Jewellro & Western
Aibo
Pettee Machine Works
City of Chicago
City of
Boston Daily Globe Newspaper Co
Abington National Bank
Iso
Merchants’ National Bank
Salem
Salem National Bank
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Merrimac Manufacturing Co
Do Hill Manufacturing Co
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester
Boston Consolidated Street Ry. Co
Boston & Providence
American Shoe Tip Co
Freeman’s National Bank
Metropolitan RR. Co
Kansas City
Boston Cooperative Building Co
de Tremont National Bank
Sioux City & Pacific
Atlantic & Pacific
West
Cleveland
Boston & Maine
Jackson, Lansing & Sasinaw
Toledo
Nat'l Eagle Bank
Boston Consolidated St. RR
Detroit, Hillsdale & Southwestern RR
Chapman Valve Mfg
Cusihuirachie Mining Co
Merrimac Mfg
Nat'l Exchange Bank
Eastern RR. Co
N. H. Roxbury Gaslight Co
Amory Mfg
Housatonic RR
Ansas City
Ft. Scott & Gulf
Tchison, Top. & Santa Fe RR
Cod
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patrick A. Collins
Armstrong
Atwood
Bailey
Everett
Bigelow
Watertow
Brandes
Webster
Briggs
Champion
Brewster
Dresser
Medford
Floyd
Winthrop
Garfield
Godfrey
D. Long
Larrabee
Melrose
Lincoln
Linton
Cottage City
Lovell
Milliken
Malden
Monk
Morrill
Hyde Park
Peirce
Arlington
Roberts
Sandland
Peohaes
Savage
Sillars
Danvers
Southard
Easton
Thompson
Turner
Scituate
Wadlin
Wales
Attleboro
Wardwell
John FE. Russell
Gamwall
Doherty
Sutton
Fales
Norwood
Wilson
Fitchburg
Lynch
Senate
Alphens B. Alger
Edward F. O'Sullivan
John J. Currier
Levi Perkins
Patrick D. Dwyer
Samuel Roads, Jr
Oliver G. Fernald
Irving
Sayres
Edward J. Jenkins
John F. Shea
Frank W. Jones
Edward J. Slattery
Asa T. Newhall
John Welch
Henry L. Dawes
Halsey J. Boardman
Hartwell
Charles N. Clark
Edward D. G. Jones
Ee F. Cook
Edwin T. Marble
William T. Forbes
Henry M. Phillips
Charles A. Gleason
P. Wilbur
John H. Gould
John PD. Long
Jubal C. Gleason
D. Frank Kimball
Edward Glines
Eben C. Milliken
Luman T. Jefts
Elijah A. Morse
Jediah P. Jordan
Charles A. Reed
Isaac N. Keith
John K. C. Sleeper
Ziba O. Keith
Charles A. Towne
George D. Robinson
Varnum Fletcher
Edwin L. Pillsbury
Robert Howard
Pan ‘i
Trouinson
Sugstine Mle
Esate Ribsers Atetecel Orig
Charles King
Whitmarsh
John L
Jesse Gove
Woman’s Press Association
the Weekly Post
Joseph R. Churchill
Devonshire Street
Mass
Commonwealth of Massachusettes
Jacobs, Whitcomb & CO
Margaret A. Fisher
Hannah Sidley
Ommonwealthm
Probate Court
Daniel L. Winsor
Sarah A. Norton
Juliaette G. Lord
Ellen Kelley
Mary E. Kelley
Henry Lyman Coffin
Hattie Elizabeth Coffin
Vanessa Madden
Asylum Streets
Hanley
Mark
M. B
Louis Christen
Ann M. Thomas
Seth J. Thomas
Catherine Regan
Joanna Schillaer
Admex
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Bestom
Richards & CO
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & Co
White St
Townsend & Montant Auctioneers
Leonard Street
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting's
Boston Stock Exchange
Sha
New Jersey
Tel. Co
Tremont Natl
Union Met
Fast
Winnisimmet Co
Pepperell Mfg
Foston Belting Co
Plymouth Cordage Co
Border City
Mills
Lancaster
Burl. & Mo. R. RR
Iowa
So. West
Arch
Top
St. Fe
Eng. Mort. See. Co
Cheshire Rd
Do Wash. Mills Co
New
Cambridge Rd
Do. Mass
de Cheshire Rd
T. Fairbanks & Co
M. Talan
Tamson Store Service Co
Faneuil Hall National Bank
Hare
Sean
Sussex Uo
Central Lowa
Burl. & No
Soaen Art Club
Concord
N. H
Lowe
Burlington & Quinesy
Old Colony RR
Burlington & Missouri
Houghton & Ontonagon RR. Co
Tchison
Santa Fe
Essex RR
Metropolitan RR
Lowell Machine Shop
Hamilton Mfg
Pacific Mills
Texas
Lewis Wharf
Florida
Gate City
Valencia Oranges
Piequa
Fiske’s
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Arnold A. Rand
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