Dorchester Reform Battle Over Atwood McKinley Delegates
Dorchester locals battle over convention delegates with Atwood McKinley and Reed factions. Lists claim to show machine tactics including bogus and straw tickets and unauthorized names. Reed supporters push an all pledged slate to Pillsbury, Pierce, and Reed for the district convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Fowle
A. Faunce
W. H. West
E. H. Ensign
E. A. Paige
E. H. Willard
William C. Green
George T. Dexter
Lodge Eddy
George B. Harriman
William S. Leavitt
Atwood-McKinley
Thomas B. Reed
Atwood
Lst
Mr. Atwood
Jordan
Reed
E. Torrey
Europe
John Conness
Albert E. Pillsbury
Frank Wood
C. H. Knight
Atwoodman
Chicatawbut Club
Charles C. Taft
W. L. Terhune
Atwood Ward Committee
J. B. Horton
Laban Pratt
George F. Lowell
Folsom-Atwood-McKinley
Otis Eddy
J. L. Thayer
Brey Wilkins
Pillsbury
Pierce
Thomas H. Keenan
J. P. Jordan
John F. Merrill
Quincy
Conness
Reed, Pillsbury and
George L. Burt
Benjamin B. Whittemore
Samuel J. Barrows
Daniel Lovering, Jr
John J. May
Henry D. Pope
James S. Conant
Henry F. Howe
Henry Richardson
S. Pinckney Holbrook
William E. Murdock
John D. Whitcomb
Bray Wilkins
Harlan P. Paige
William D. Brigham
Edwin J. Lewis, Jr
George H. L. Sharp
Arthur Little
Ernest H. Morgan
Bowdoin
Parker
Fleury C. Short
Franklin A. Wyman
Frederick W. Peabody
George C. Bradford
Frank L. Miller
George S. Harding
Louis M. Clark
Messrs
Pillsbury and
Mr. Reed
Second hand Upright and Grand Pianos For Sale
A dealer offers second hand upright pianos grand pianos and square pianos. Prices vary by condition model and age with several local listings available for immediate delivery and service options.
Brown's Brain Affects Trial Attendance in San Francisco
In San Francisco on March 11 the C O Brown case gains a twist as Miss Overman letters surface. Brown cannot attend court due to illness, raising concern over his mental state. Mrs Brown testi fies defending her husband and denying affair claims while blaming Mrs Cooper for introducing Mrs Stockton to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
C. O. Brown
Congregational Council
Miss Overman
Brown
Tacoma
Dr. Brown
Mrs. Stockton
Boston Post Office Clerk Dies at Work
Orrin H. Humphrey distributing clerk for the Boston Post Office collapsed and died yesterday morning around five o'clock. The death certificate cites apoplexy. Humphrey was appointed September 9, 1864, and his body was taken to his home in Cambridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin H. Humphrey
Boston Post Office
Humphrey
Cambridgeport
Slay er on Sullivan Still At Large Amid Rumors
Police admit end of resources in the Sullivan murder case as a rumor of Miss Sullivan being killed by mistake spreads. Witnesses report seeing a woman near Park Avenue and West Eighteenth Street. five more people passed the murder spot close to 9 20. Public Prosecutor Gourley states a working theory while Olaf Petersen’s steamship inquiry draws attention to potential motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Liberty
Mary Sullivan
Lawrence
Miss Sullivan
T. G. Sherman
No.4
Park Avenue
James Chase
Bryan
Madison Avenue
Captain Mitten Vindicated by Court Martial in 1896
Captain Anthony D. Mitten of Company M Ninth Regiment Infantry M V M is acquitted by a general court martial held in Boston. The Lt Governor and commander in chief approves the findings and orders restoration to command. Adjutant General Samuel Dalton signs order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony D. Mitten
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Adjutant-General’s Office
Boston
South Armory
Charles L. Hovey
First Infantry
Francis R. Bangs
Ninth Regiment of Infantry
Executive Department
Samuel Dalton
Monadnock returns from sea trial with praise
The Monadnock completed a sea trial in San Francisco reporting a speed of 1184 knots. The machinery operated without a hitch and the ship proved to be a fine sea boat. The commander called the vessel a perfect type of its class and the pride of the navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Freedom speech revolt manifesto targets Canadian oppression
The Canadian Republican committee issues a manifesto condemning rulers as corrupt parasites in Canada and England, arguing heavy taxation and debt drain citizens. It calls for independence from imperial ties and criticizes monarchy, urging Canada to become a free republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Canadian Republican Committee
Canada
England
Jundicature
Canadians
Edward E Rose to retire as Castle Square manager
The Castle Square Theatre announces Edward E Rose will sever his managerial duties on April 4 after guiding the house since its inception. A. J. Clark will assume management with no changes to company or policy. Rose will devote time to play writing amid a planned opera program including Lucia Rigoletto and Traviata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Rose
Castle Square Theatre
Rose
Castle Square
Mr. Rose
Boston
A. J. Clark
Butte & Boston Mining faces receivership bid
Attorneys from the East and Helena arrive in Butte Montana to seek a US court receivership for the Butte & Boston Mining Company. Edward Perkins of Boston sues for 372 816 dollars, matching prior suits while excluding the Massachusetts Loan & Trust Company claim. All property is reattached, subject to bondholder rights, as reorganization plans wipe out existing stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Jay
Snohomish
Tramway
Wild Bill
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Asep tolin Trial Sparks Hope at Pittsburg Penitentiary
Asep tolin the new cure for consumption discovered by Dr. Cyrus Edson of New York is now used to stop tuberculosis in Pittsburg penal institutions. At the western penitentiary three long term convicts including John Caler Charles Reynolds and John Couts show marked improvement after injections and are described as improving with a potential permanent cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Cyrus Edson
New York
Western Penitentiary
John Caler
Charles Reynolds
John Couts
Caler
Dr. Edson
Union Discharges Trigger Cutters Strike at Lynn Factory
All shoe cutters at L. J. Richard & Co. on Washington street were discharged. The firm refused to meet the cutters assembly prices, and the Knights of Labor, organizing the workers, call a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
L. J. Richard & Co
Washington Street
Cutters’ Assembly
Knights of Labor
Abbot Academy Alumnae Hold Mid Winter Reception
Abbot Academy Alumnae Association members met at Hotel Vendome for the annual mid winter reception and tea. Weather reduced attendance but honored guests included former principal Miss Philena McKeen and present head Miss Laura A. Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbot Academy Alumne Association
Hotel Vendome
Philena McKeen
Academy
Kate Roberts
Andover
Laura A. Watson
Abby E. McCutcheon
Norumbega Club
Charlestown
Kate Jenkins
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Dorchester
Atwood Machine
McKinley
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New England
Machine
Frederick E. Folsom
Atwood M’kinley
J. Frank Howland
John E. Tuttle
Charles HB. Folsom
Board of Aldermen
Charles F
Osman
T. Lyman Howe
George F. Jordan
Davis
Neponget
George S. Haddock
Edward T. Lamb
W. W. Hibbard
C. L. Hinds
P. J. Andrew
J. W. Strait
T. W. Curtis
L. W. Campbell
H. W. Burr
F. Peck, Jr
Old Colony Railroad
A. H. Craig
Frank A. Foster
George O. Wood
Fred C. Gilpatric
Ward
William D. Lang
Atwood Ward
Alderman Folsom
Henry E. Bowden
William G. Bowden
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I. W. Adams
George R. Nazro
F. H. Mansfield
A. R. Storer
C. A. Ufford
N. R. Perkins
J. Henry Bean
W. B. Meachum
B. T. Wheeler
J. K. Berry
D. K. Moulton
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J. B. Light
Samuel T. Cobb
John 8. Potter
W. H. Boynton
Henry S. Babbitt
Reneral
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Police AT Sea
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Hollis Street Theatre
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Venus
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Howard's
Cor
Dover
Washington Sts
Katherine Roher
Wood Til
Neil Burcess
Abigail Prue
Shade Children’s
Boston Museum
Hollis Isaac B. Rich
Ickelodeo
Pretty Girl
Irwin
Ruby Clark
Delan & Dillon
Hanover
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India Wharf
Portland
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