SHOWING UP MR. BRACKETT TEMPERANCE RECORD AND CAMPAIGN
Henry Faxon distributes Brackett temperance records at a conference in Wesleyan Hall. The pamphlet lists Brackett and Lodge votes on liquor laws from 1871 to 1884 and claims party reform, while supporters urge Brackett as Governor with a public, open movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Faxon
Wesleyan Hall
Mr. Brackett
Brackett
Faxon
Krackett
Lodge
Republican Convention
Methuselah
Brackett. Lodge
Unbar
J. Q. A. Brackett
Journal Out For Crapo Editorial Says Crapo Best GOP Bet
The Journal argues the Republican party should nominate Mr. Crapo for governor, noting Brackett’s unpopularity with leading temperance Republicans and Russell’s strong Democratic challenge. It urges avoiding risk and states Crapo is strongest, likely to win broad support while Brackett trails among party factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crapo
Brackett
William E. Russell
Russell
Cambridge
Republican Party
Massachusetts voters weigh Crapo over rival leader
The text contends Mr Crapo has greater character ability and public service, and would bring dignity to the office, suggesting his selection would be favored by citizens of Massachusetts over his party rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crapo
Republicans seek broad ticket changes with treasurer as lone holdover
A large faction of Republicans push for a full ticket overhaul this fall while keeping State treasurer. Suggestions include General W Hincks as a candidate for secretary of state and A E Pillsbury for attorney general, amid cross faction support. Western voters favor Ladd being attributed to Middlesex, and Charlestown Democrats vote to skip ward committee caucuses. H Kingman’s Plymouth district attorney post is sought by H H Pratt with support from both parties. Judge Sumner is unavailable due to Europe trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peirce
W. Hincks
Cambridge
A. E. Pillsbury
Pillsbury
Brackett
New Bedford Statesman
Ladd
Newton
Middlesex County
Charlestown
Democratic Association
Hosea Kingman
Plymouth County
H. H. Pratt
Abington
Sumner
Brockton
Europe
Washington Mills Relief Society fund distribution debated
In United States District Court on June 27 George P Buckley fined $10 for assault aboard the William Hale. Supreme Judicial Court case concerns the Washington Mills Relief Society funds after the corporation ceased in 1885. The treasurer and Ladies Union Charitable Society claim rights to the balance, with the court directing that Washington Mills receive its proportional share and the remainder go to Ladies Union Charitable Society after settlements. Roger I Sturgis represents the complainant and E LT Burley with H G Nichols for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
George P. Buckley
William Hale
Supreme Judicial Court
Henry F. Coers
Washington Mills
Washington Mills Relief Society
Washington Mills Corporation
Relief Society
Ladies’ Union Charitable Society
Board of Government
Peece
Roger I. Sturgis
E. LT. Burley
H. G. Nichols
Insolvency Court Adjourns Third Meeting For Numerous Cases
Insolvency court adjourned the third meeting for multiple cases including 1862 Ormsby and Sweeney 1541 Duncansons barred link 1579 William C B Fifield 1584 S Packard Freeman 198 Louisa M McCall 1605 William Lander. Henry Rosenwald petition for unclaimed dividends 1515 J H Austin order for second account First meetings will be held today with summons for reexamination for H M Hartshorn Tileston Bros Edward Tileston Charles Tileston John A Enos Edward J Swords and others in Suffolk County listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormsby & Sweeney
Legal case index fragment shows multiple disputes across firms
A list of case numbers and party names appears from Middlesex County and others, including Woodiman versus Ford and Hayden versus Doyle, with entries for Cooper v Thomp son and Jones v McMunn. The snippet also references Concord Natl BR and Nonantum Worsted Co versus Adams Mfg Co, suggesting a docket page of civil actions and judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodiman
Ford
Mitchell
McKay
Collins
Linnehan
Cardell
Safford
Hayden
Doyle
Cooper
Thompson
Weeden
Legallee
Holt
United Order Lilgrim Fathers
Stebbing
Stebbins
Hosme. Vy
Black
Concord Nat. BR
Allard
Nonantum Worsted Co
Adams Mfg. Co
Superior Court Docket Disturbing the Peace and Assault Cases
Middlesex Superior Court on June 27 saw Annie Hurd of Cambridge fined ten dollars and costs for disturbing the peace. Charles H. Smith of Ashland received sixty days in the house of correction for assault and battery. Edward J. Slavin of Lowell was sentenced to two years in the house of correction for assault and battery. Thomas O’Haire of Ayer got eighteen months in state prison for assault with a dangerous weapon, to begin after two prior sentences. James Carney of Somerville was sentenced to eight years in State Prison for rape with one day solitary confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Middlesex County
Pitman
J. Annie Hurd
Cambridge
Charles H. Smith
Ashland
House of Correction
Edward J. Slavin
Lowell
Thomas O’haire
Ayer
James Carney
Somerville
Hollenbeck vs Mast Foos Co Damages Suit Verdict For Defendant
Superior Court Norfolk County Dedham January 27 1889 verdicts recorded in two cases. Arthur C Hollenbeck sues Mast Foos Co alleging injuries from defendants machinery while employed in Boston April 1888. Verdict for defendant. Josiah Whiting vs Matthew Ryan action for wood sold and delivered verdict for plaintiff for 24166. Juries excused for sitting. court adjourned to Monday at 11. Libels for divorce set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County
Dedham
Jane
Baker
Arthur C. Hollenbeck
Mast, Foos & Co
Boston
A. P
A. French
J. H. Appleton
W. Gaston
Josiah Whiting
Matthew Ryan
F. Burke
Perkins & Lyman
Superior Court Sessions Docket June 27
Sherman judge notes pleas and pending cases with Guilty plea by John Harkins fined 100 and James Sor ney continuing to next term. List includes numerous assault and battery, larceny, robbery, truancy, breaking and entering and idle and disorderly charges across multiple defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Sherman
John Harkins
Broouy
James Ksorney
Commonwealth
Downey
Same
Dailey
Bannon
Saime
Woodbury
Saine
Coakley
Kelly
Wingersky
Shea
Samne
Foley
Markey
Leonard
Mealy
Ryan
Moore
Moran
sSame
Mullen
Comé
Rosenthal
Smith
Strahn
Young man dies during backyard ball game on Third street
James Driscoll aged 19 collapsed while playing with his brother and cousin on a vacant Third street lot between K and L. He ran backward to catch the ball and died about 6:30 last evening. Driscoll lived at No. 2 Barnard Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Driscoll
Third Street
Driscoll
Barnard Place
Boston Public School Graduations Reported by School
The Boston public schools completed graduation exercises yesterday with diplomas awarded across campuses. Bowdoin 33 graduates Rice 42 Dudley 44 Allston 51 Harvard 45 Bunker Hill 45 Frothingham 41 Prescott 42 Agassiz 24 Chapman 46 Andrew 38 graduates.
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Boston Public
Bowdoéin
Rice
Dudley
Allston
Harvard
Bunker Hill
Frothingham
Prescott
Agassiz
Chapman
Andrew
Adjourning for Summer Chooses Boston Parks Plans
Boston common council ends session with summer adjournment after approving $110,000 for school sites and ward improvements amid debate over East Boston land value. It backs Bunker Hill monument transfer ideas to the Commonwealth, funds for public garden statues, and water for the Cogswell fountain.
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Bunker Hill
Cogswell
Bob” Fanning
Ward 2
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
East Boston
Adams
Meyer
East
Boston
Burnham
Ward 1
Meridian Street
Bagley
McCarthy
Moore
Ward 11
Fanning
Craft’s Hill
Grand Junction
Boston & Albany Railroad
Sumner Street
Keenan
Rosnosky
Viva Voce
Mulhall
Norris
Oakes
O’brien
Paige
Parker
F. P. Pierce
R. Sullivan
Beacon Hill
Lowell Midlingtonesse
Pierce
Emerson
Dudley
Eagle
Gia
Florence Street
South
Austin
Prince
A. D
Burlen
Society of the Ninth Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteers
Thomas Cass
Arlington Street
Boylston Street
Lovett
Sullivan
Clark
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Board of Park Commissioners
West Chester Park
Brookline Avenue
Fourth Avenue
New York
Beacon Street
Baldwin Place
Winship
East Boston Ferries
Committee On Finance
Mass Normal Art School graduation exercises detailed
The Massachusetts Normal Art School held graduation activities at the Newbury and Exeter streets building. Rev Dr Chase gave prayers, Arthur H. Hunt spoke, and George L. Norton delivered the valedictory. Mrs. Kate Gannett Wells distributed certificates and diplomas across multiple classes listing numerous named graduates and the two diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Normal Art School
Newbury and
Exeter Streets
Chase
Ruggles Street
Arthur H. Hunt
George L. Norton
Kate Gannett Wells
Emma A. Asbrand
Pearl M. Ackerman
Richard Andrew
Edith J. Bird
Maurice C. Boyd
Grace
Hernen
Harold H. Brown
Olaf M. Brauner
L. Eugenie Clark
Hattie F F. Chapin
George W.dawson
Oriana P. Fitch
Emma M. Farnum
Helen L. Foster
Arthur Ih. Flint
Mary L. Gerrish
Luella Hastings
James Hall
Edgar W. Jenney
William J. Kaula
Mabel W. Leach
Archibald J. Lawrence
Helen H. Leeds
Alice J
Martha M. Dix
Clara G. Dimock
Emily 5. Davis
Frank F. Fredericks
Allyne E. Ferris
Josiah P. Hayward
Evelyn Hatch
Lydia A. Hutchings
Minnie C. Hooks
Josephine Wintz
Natalie L. Rice
Catherine Robinson
Margaret Rogers
Mary K. Smith
Lena L. Upham
Alice K. Upham
James Calderwood
Katherine D. Whitman
Charles H. Dinsmore
J. Fred Hopkins
Ezra L. Phillips
Kate B. Wentworth
Fire safety and school carpentry bids dominate city notes
Fire Marshal Whitcomb urges fireworks parcel dealing to curb risk after Summer street fire that killed five. South Boston school carpentry bids range from 11 528 to 14 597 dollars with award decision pending. Dorchester Beacon purchased by Thomas W. Bicknell. Amphitheatre audiences grow when weather favors. Pain’s London fire illustration wins approval.
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Whitcomb
Summer Street
Boston
J. French
Pain
London
Hotels Guests Listed Across States and Countries
A lengthy hotel guest list includes names and origins from Binghamton to Port Antonio, with numerous parties and families noted at Tremont, Brunswick, American, Vendome, and other hotels. The roster names guests from New York, Philadelphia, Denver, Chicago, San Francisco, and beyond, ending with a caution against imitations of Elastic Starch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Nettleton
St. Pau
Young 'S
James G. Blaine
Augusta
A. M. Warburg
J. W. Rounsaville
Rome
A. W. Powett
Denver
Col
J. W. Willard
Cleveland
C. Holman
Cincinnati
A. M. Hoover
Washington
Tremont
E. D. Wiswell
Arthur Biddie
Philadelphia
C. D. Barrows
San Francisco
F. G. Bond
Brooklyn
D. R. Ate Eee
O. M. Parker
Fitchburg
L. J. Tilden
Marlboro
Acoa Richardson
Yoneti
Mos. Julien
Walter
E. W. Bass
New York
Robert Neilson
Philadelphi
G. T. Robert
W. H. Holmes
Thorndike
H. W. Bates
Bates
Miss Bates
Kentucky
J. Symmes
J. B. Rathburn
W. Button
Lynchburg
George L. Farwell
Thomas A. Scott
J. K. Hamilton, Jr
Chicago
George D. ‘Fowle
Doin A. Burchell
Burchell
Burdick, Rusie, and Boston Triumph In Doubleheader
Indianapolis game ends 6 to 1 as Boston bats explode in fourth inning after Burdick is lifted. Cleveland beats Philadelphia 3 to 1 with late scoring. New York tops Chicago 18 to 4 aided by early homers and Giants' defense faltering. Pittsburgh Washington game postponed due to rain, standings and league results summarized.
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Cleveland
O’brien
Philadelhia
Faatz
Gleason
Clevelands
Whiladelphias
Eo St
Philadelphias
Wood
Haliman
McAleer
Zimmer
Stricker
MekKean
Hallman
Arrar
Clements
Sehriver
O’ Brien
McQuaid
Curcaco
Chicagos
Crane
New York
Chicago
Hatfield and Whitney
Gumbert
Whitney
New Yorks
Giants
Intercity Baseball Scores From Evening Matches
Baltimore-Columbus tied 2 to 0. St Louis-Cincinnatis 8 to 6. Kansas City Louisvilles 6 to 6. Hartford-Hartfords 11 to 5 over Newarks. Lowell-Wilkesbarres 2L to 7. New Haven-New Havens 11 to 6 over Jersey Citys.
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Baltimore
Columbus
Baltimores
St. Louis
Cincinnatis
Kansas City
Louisvilles
Kansasitys
Hartford
Hartfords
Newarks
Lowell—Wilkesbarres
Lowells
New Haven
New Havens
Jersey
Jamaica Plain Gun Club Weekly Shoot at Clarendon Hills
The Jamaica Plain Gun Club held its weekly shoot at Clarendon Hills yesterday afternoon with multiple events. Winners included Charles, Woodruff, Cilley, Baxter, Barrett, Moore, Cobb, Shaw, Needham, and others across events from six blue rocks to fifteenth six clays, with top scores and placements noted for each round.
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Jamaica Plain
Needham
Cilley
Colt
Brown
Woodruff
Herbert
Moore
Davidson
Barrett
Cobb
Topham
Childs
Baxter
Heifer
Paor
Shaw
Ourth
Charles Cobb
Heffer
Culley
Charles
Weodrutf
Baker
Woodruth
Barrent
Successful Fire Proof Paint Test Near Post Office
A fire test of New York Fire Proof Paint Company products was conducted yesterday in a square by the post office. Under manager H. K. White, the test used shavings and kerosene oil with a wind to challenge wooden surfaces coated with Vulcan paint.
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New York
H. K. White
William Street
Robert Johnson
Congress Street
New England
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Temperance
Metropolitan
Sruswists
Hastings
Senate
Walker
J. A. Harwood
Littleton
J. A. Hutchins
Henry Frost
Samuel Hichborn
John J. Pickman
Representative Kittredge
Samuel J. Elder
Winchester
Frederic T. Greenhalge
Greenhalge
Massachusetts
Ormus
Ind
John Quincy Adams Brackett
C. F. Rice
Mathews
S. W. McCall
School Street
John
A. Brackett
Samuel W. McCall
F. '. Greenhalge
A. C. Stone
Lawrence
C. J. Noyes
N. P. Frye
Andover
G. LD. Gilman
J. Mr. Raymond
Salem
LeviJd. Gunn
Greenfield
C. N. Clark
Northampton
Alfred S. Fasset
Great Barrington
Alvan Barrus
Goshen
W. A. Clark, Jr
Lynn
E. L. Pilsbury
John Haskell Butler
B. 5. Lovell
Weymouth
John H. Sherburne
Wesley A. Gove
T. R. Mathews
W. M. Rawson
J. W. Kimball
Ephraim Stearns
Waltham
F. Woodward
Wakefield
Lloyd . White
Taunton
Edward G. Frothingham
Haverhill
Joseph B. Maccabe
Southard
Baston
C. Bowditch Coffin
Herbert M
L. J. Gunn
George A. Reed
Framingham
J. D. Willis
A. W. Everett
Wareham
Wareham Harbor
Tobeys
Levi L. Willcutt
Andrew C. Stone
Benjamin W. Rieh
South Royalsion
William RB
Noone
Edward E. Marden
Suffolk County
H. M. Hartshorn
Hi. M. Hartshorn
W. Hartshorn
Tileston B Bros
George I
Tileston
Chas
If. Tileston
John A. Enos
Edward J. Swords
Superior Courts
Ldrich, J
Monument Square
Richardson
Normal Art School
Bostons
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Burdick
Rusie
Denny
Nash
Buckley
Quinn
Oi Myers
Ganzel
McGeachy
Madden
Bassett
SiRusie
Brouthers
Hame
Glasscock
Rkeily
Rusic
Lusie
Broathers
Mayden
Curry
PO. A
O Richa
Dfeffer
O’rourke
Darling
Hatfield
Burns
Bastian
Katsek O- Ok
Cbereks
S- Se
Connor
Pfeffer
Gefe
Duffy
Hafield
Hernan
O'Rourke
Ewing
Ly Guinbert
Guinbert
Guimbert
Lynch
Boos Ss Svcceecses
Ceseves
Pla
Eeee
Ift
Ewer Eonreee
Chicagos We
Isae
Pittsburgs
Esegeedd
Washingtons
Clarendon Hills
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G. H. Graves & Sons
Hawkins St
Yachts and Yachting Supplies
Edward Burgess
State Street
G. W. Simmons &C
G. W. Simmons & CO
North ST
Shreve, Crump & Low CO
Washington St
The
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Robert W. Bibber
Sixth Street
City Point
Samuel Thaxter & Son
Eldridge
U.S
Tate Street
Keeler & CO
Boston and Bar Harbor
E. L. Williams
Prince Kirk
Orinda
Pilgrim
Vernette
Ninth Street
S.S. Pierce & CO
Kullberg
WM. Bord & Son
State St
Boylston St
T. 3. Shaw & CO
Commercial Street
Atlantic Works
Border St
Mass
St. Julien
Pisher & Fairbanks
Exchange St
Scorcy Hollanp Swaapes
Houghton & Dutton
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