Delegates to St Louis Who Wants and Who Does Not Want to Go
The Democrats plan their strategy for selecting delegates to the national convention in St Louis. The piece lists likely candidates by district, notes presidential nomination is expected for Cleveland, and outlines district by district choices and contending figures with possible alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
the Post
Chicago
Massachusetts
Alger
Lewis
Cleveland
St. Louis
John W. Cummings
Fall River
George T. McLaughlin
Sandwich
Josiah Quincey
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
William G. A. Pattee
Quincy
John W. Hart
Weymouth
Bushrod Morse
Sharon
Morse
Congress
Harit
Prince
Maguire
Cunniff
Willargely
National Committee
Carroll
T. J. Davey
John B. Martin
Boston
Charles Levi Woodbury
Russell
William D. Weld
Somerville
Alfred D. Hoitt
Arlington
Weld
Congressional District Committee
Harvard
Lovering
Knowles Freeman
Chelsea
Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Manchester
Samuel Roads, Jr
Marblehead
Coolidge
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Senator Roads
Currier
Newburyport
Donovan
Lowell
Charles 5. Lilley
Lawrence
Green
John W. Corcoran
Clinton
William Aspinwall
Rookline
James R. Entwhistle
James E. Cotter
Hyde Park
Cotter
Aspinwall
Washington
John E. Russell
George I. Hewitt
Worcester
Greenfield
Frank J. Pratt
James 8
Major Maynard
George H. Blelock
Spellman
Springfield
State Committee
Will Mr Rice Try Again in Worcester Race for Congress
In Worcester on March 5 the local political scene shifts as whispers grow that Hon. W W Rice will seek the Republican nomination again for Congress in the tenth district. The feud with Bates weighs on the party while rivals like Mayor Winslow and City Solicitor Goulding face lukewarm support amid internal dissent and changing alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Lordan
W. W. Rice
Rice
Winslow
Congress
Frank P. Goulding
W. 8. B. Hopkins
Joseph H. Walker
Blaine
Mgr
Mr. Bates
Illness and Death of Louisa May Alcott in Roxbury
Louisa May Alcott lies near death at Dr. Lawrence's house in Roxbury after contracting cerebrospinal meningitis following a visit to her father A Bronson Alcott. The article recalls his life, friendship with Dr. Bartol, and the Concord School of Philosophy, detailing his vegetarian beliefs, teaching career, writings, and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa M. Alcott
Dr. Lawrence
Roxbury
A. Bronson Alcott
Louisburg Square
Samuel Hoar
Emerson
George Herbert
Carlyle
Europe
Alcott
Bartel
Concord School of Philosophy
Bartol
Jesus
New Connecticut
South
Jacob Boehme
Plato
Cheshire
Conn
Tillotson. Bronson
Boston
Philadelphia
Temple School
England
Charles Lane
H. G. Wright
Harvard
Mass
Concord
New York ‘Tribune
The
Dial
Transcendentalists
Mr. Alcott
Abby May
Joseph May
Sewalls
Boston Harbor
Dea May
Theodore Parker
Samuel May
John Pratt
Election Returns in Portland Portends Liquor Law Debate
The Portland mayoral race ends with Mayor Chapman reelected and General Dow defeated. The result signals broad support for a more liberal licensing system and signals Republican saloon ties in victories across wards. Prohibitionists gain little despite a 70 percent rise. Other Maine cities vote for Republican mayors amid local temperance friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PortiAno
Sinetan
Argus
General Dow
Chepman
Portland
Bangor
Dow
Chapman
Democratic City Committee
Neal Dow
Rockland
William S. White
Gardiner
Erry
Saco
Willis T. Emons
Fred B. Aiken
Ellsworth
James W. Wakefield
Bath
Lewiston
Little
McGillienddy
Auburn
Penley
Foss
West End Company Seeks Cable System for Boston Streets
The West End Railway Company argued before the special committee for permission to establish and maintain a cable system, citing improved service and city needs. Witnesses from Chicago and Kansas City supported cable traction, while remonstrants urged competition and practicality concerns for Boston streets. A public meeting on the South End Industrial School followed the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Aldermanic
Henry D. Hyde
Wilson
Flenry M. Whitney
West End Street Railway
West End Company
Whitney
Boston
W. Smith
Gove
Johun F. Cronin
Charles B. Holmes
Chicago
Robert Gilham
Kansas City
Omaha
Gilham
Cronin
Shina
Dr. Bowker
South
Mr. Cronin
Hyde
Committee On Railroads
Supreme Judicial Court Rescripts on Trusts and Replevin
Rescripts from the March sitting review cases on wills and trusts involving Joseph B. Whall Paschal Pope and Eliza Dwight Chap man Dwight and others. The Boston court also considers replevin actions over horses and a sewer contract dispute with city officials and various damages awards for slander and mortgage recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court For
Commonwealth
Georgiana Whall
James W. Converse
Joseph B. Whall
J.D. Ball
William H. Orcutt
Robert Pope
Isaac D. Farnsworth
Robert J. Smith
A. C. Washburn
Samuel A. B. Abbott
Henry W. Foote
Eliza A. Dwight
Brookline
Chapman
Chapman Dwight
Foote
Propate
Dean
C. A. Williams
Elizabeth O. P. Sturgis
Ann C. Paine
William Paine
Worcester
Heth Ate
F. W. Paine
A. C. Paine
J. G. Abbott
C. A. Merrill
Hopkins
J. W. Corcoran
F. M. White
George W. Davis
Davis
Bridges
J. Thomas
K. B. Callender
John J. Dorey
City of
Boston
Heath Street
Board of Aldermen
Committee On Sewers
Board of Eldermen
A. Collins
A. J. Bailey
Joseph Wehre
Silas Gurney
George L. Huntress
George M. Hobbs
Charles H. North Et al
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Company
Windsor
N.C
Norfolk
Lawson’s Express
Seaboard Railroad Company
Lawson's Express
Skirven
Consignee
W. J. M. Emmons
Richard Stone
Hannah Sullivan
Cornelius O'Leary
Suffolk Superior Court civil dockets reveal cross actions and motions
March sessions list cases in Suffolk Superior Court with cross actions between George W. Adams and James Fennelly over building a house and work on it. Multiple defendants face claims for damages and administration of estates, with numerous docket entries and participants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCann
J. J. Gargan
I. R. Clark
L. B. Logan
James R. Dockray
Sai
Stiit
J. Edward
Elias Ham
Thomas Kerwin
Wiggins & Fernald
P. B. Kiernan
Lemuel Clark
Flora M. Holbrook
Jason Holbrook
Joel Holbrook
Joe
Ruth
Jason
Clark
Lydia H. Holbrook
Flora Holbrook
Chile
Joel
Ruth Holbrook
Fiora
Flora
Neverthelss
Coats
N.C
J. K. Berry
John Y. Beal
J. d. Feeley
Oscar H. Pushee
John S. Russell
Clarissa Pushee
Gener
A. F. Means
Thomas Savage
Pushee
Russell
Goldenberg
Blake
Higgins
Boston
Upton
Foster
List of cases in the Boston docket with parties and numbers
A compilation of court case references showing names such as Weld v Brooks Brooks v Keith Molineaux v Boston Ham v Ham Swasey v Boston Sherburne v Wheat Downing v Deming Waldo v Watson Linton v Sunderland Murphy v Webster Kildea v Long Baker v South Boston RR Sheridan v Amn Tool and M Co Tivnin v Green Kiernan v Watson Farran v Parker Winton v Fenwick Washburn v Kerry Saunders v Saunders Kimball v Tiernay Stack v Boston Smith v OT Small v Appletom and others with docket numbers 457 458 3492 2948 2706 1965 2933 9916 8178 2770 3133 9732 654 3466 2619 9650 2729 2765 2766 2783 9836 1858 9881 13027 18269 3223
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld
Brooks
South Boston
Ron Works
McLeod
McPhad
Golding
Molineaux
Boston
Bartlett
Same
Rhcillian
Be & M
Ham
Swasey
Sherburne
Wheatand
Downing
Deming
Kildea
Long
Baker
South Boston RR
Sheridan
Amn Tool and M. Co
Tivnin
Green
Kiernan
Watson
Farran
Parker
Winton
Fenwick
Washburn
Kerry
Saunders
Kimball
Tiernay
Stack
Duffy's Formula Promoted as Energy Booster
Lam Presbyterian clergyman and Doctor of Divinity endorse Duffy's Formula as the purest medicine known. Rev B Mills Meade Centre Kan testifies to its efficiency, noting raw beef and malt whiskey as main ingredients. Sold by druggists and dealers at $1 a bottle from The Derry Malt Whiskey Co Rochester NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Lam
Presbyterian
B. Milts
Meade Centre
Kan
Derry Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Record-Setting 72-Hour Go-As-You-Please Race Opens
The Mechanics' Building hosts a 72 hour go as you please race with twenty starters at 11 am. Cartwright and Guerrero lead early, over ten miles in the first hour. Alber the referee predicts records will fall as walkers and notables like Edwards Sullivan Hegelman and Taylor attract attention. The event runs daily 11 am to 11 pm through Saturday with prize shares split among manager Skinner referee Albert and the walkers. The first day standings are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics
Cartwright
Guerrero
Alber
Edwards
Sullivan
Hegelman
Taylor
Skinner
Albert
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MR. Rice
Maine
Channing Hall
Beacon Street
South End Industrial School
Ueremane
George J. Raymond
Edward Russell
Mercantile Agency
Robert M. Morse, Jr
R. Lund
Dabney
E. W. Hutchins
Henry Wheeler
Raymond
Fiske
Smith
Roxbury Stone Co
White
Dodge
Duehenin
Kén
Ill
Tompkins
Ldoston
Dwelley
3. B. RR
Andrews
Morse Ae Hap Wies
Hubbs
English
Thayer & J. Co
Conn, el, L't Co
Ryder
Barker
Kendall
Anone
B&b
M Urghy
Bow
Sheehan
Grace
Keith
Creasy
Hurley
Lally
Winkham
Park
Ession
Burkhardt
Seavey
Scott
Tathorne
Leitee
Binghan
King
Fitzpatrick
Chaney
Hoxie
Tracy
Jetts
Jacques v. Smith
Harden
J. G. Holt
John I. Cronin
Annie Ludovica
E. B. Callendar
Thomas M. Babson
Thermo Electric Hing
Loring & CO
Winter Street
Washington St
E. J. Brown
Paris
Baker’s
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Norman McDons
D & CO
Fuinis
BRATS
Cambridge
Snns
James Russell Lowell
Mt. Auburn
Newton
Watertown
Mt. Prnare
Mai
Hed Frees
Les Treet
Dyer
Custom House
Goodrich
Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Union
Dexter Hall
Joseph G Clinkard
Miles
Laps Cartwright
Ste
Tees Conners
Poster
Collins
Os Crowell
Seeee
Eenee Ernee
Murray
McKenzie
Keohan
Wwe
Cotter Seers
Cunningham Jin
Bennett
Dugan
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