Reed delegates prevail unpledged in congressional race
Unpledged delegates leading the race include William H. Allen James Roberts Frank E. Willis Serena H. Tower Amos Cummings Frederick P. Dillingham and William G. Bail as reported on page 1 continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
William H. Allen
James Roberts
Frank E. Willis
Serena H. Tower
Amos Cummings
Frederick P. Dillingham
William G. Bail
Ward 10 A P A ruse ends in defeat for Crockett
Edward S. Crockett a leading ward 10 A P A figure faced a crushing setback as his ticket failed to win on the ballot after attempting a double listing. Officials placed names in alphabetical order singling Crockett out once and his bid collapsed amid crowd hustling and bloc politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Crockett
Mason Street
Ward Committee
Crockett
Ward 10
Oliver Twist
Beacon Hill Club
Wiley A. P. A
Ward
C. P. Western
Darwin Barnard
C. L. Burrill
F. A. Foster
Tilly Haynes
H. A. Furnell
F. K. Bradman
Arthur L. Spring
G. Metzier
Alfred Mudge
Edward Sullivan
Walter L. Sears
Bradman
Mr. Crockett
All for Reed unpledged lists win Ward 19 race
In Ward 19 a contest between Heed delegates and unpledged lists ended with the Heed delegates victorious. Named figures include state leaders George E Meeuen Albert E Fraser Joseph Utley Jacob Bernhard Samuel Evans Norman Mintz James W Dickie and Charles O Stone along with congressional hopefuls for the ninth district Edgar P Benjamin James T Davidson Andrew C Anderson Edmund M Welch and for the tenth district Charles H Lincoln Benjamin F S Bullard Charles B Woolley and Albert E Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Meeuen
Albert E. Fraser
Joseph Utley
Jacob Bernhard
Samuel Evans
Norman Mintz
James W. Dickie
Charles O. Stone
Edgar P. Benjamin
James T. Davidson
Andrew C., Anderson
Edmund M. Welch
Charles H.lincoln
Benjamin F. S. Bullard
Charles B. Woolley
Albert E. Taylor
Hutchinson Wins Clear Victory in Ward 17 Race
In Ward 17 Senator Hutchinson defeats Representative Krebs in a decisive result that ends expected heated contest. Names in play include James M. Douglass Gustavus F. Walker Alfred F. Barney Charles P. Bean and others across state and congressional races with several noted figures listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Hutchinson
Krebs
James M. Douglass
Gustavus F. Walker
Alfred F. Barney
Charles P. Bean
Forrest E. Starr
Amos E. Bates
George G. Bandhor
Howards
Henry C. Blossom
Herman A. Shedd
Edgar H. Emerson
William G. Whitney
Albert A
Results in Other Wards Read by City Officials
A fragmented list shows ward and state level candidates including Jessie M. Gove E M McPherson Wesley A Gove Joseph B Maccabe John L Bates John L Coch ran Charles T Witt John L Lowden J Franklin Murphy William F Otis Joseph H Barnes Jr George B Battis John H Webster Robert O Southerland Congressional Peter Morrison John Mans Thomas B Grimes Walter F Burke Hugh L Stalker Albert C Til den Collingwood C Mian Alexander D Bagley Luke J Reily George H Battis Alonzo E Winn Irving W Campbell Walter H Hili ett Edward H Deehan Ward 2 State Andrew P Fisher Edward B Hayden Joseph J Yennison Albert R Stedfast Paul kh Olufson Hugh ngressional Walter P Grueby Wil eurtney John J Lane Alfred Walter B Nate Gilbert W Ate and congressional Wil James W Jacobs Hiram W Dennett George Hyde ndley n Turner Charles D Griggs Warren B otton Winfield F ssy Augustus William H Oakes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Preble
Mark E. Smith
George A. Garland
Willis W. Stover
Charles ©. Shute
Ralph V. Spear
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
George H. Gammans
Edward W. Presho
Fred A. Norton
Samuel A. Davis
Frank L. Bowker
John F. W. Barnes
G. Will Crawford
George N. Swallow
Anthony S. Morss
Charles S. Cheever
John B.W. Day
Rowland W
George W. Tower
Joseph W. Cummings
Robert J. Boyd
Fred J. Morrish
Sidney Holmes
Herbert E. Belmont
Charles J. Morton
Edward H. Dalton
Stephen M. Marshall
Ward
Edwin A. Curtis
Isaac Fenno
I. R. Clarke
J. Louis Rousemaniere
F. W. Rugg
George H. Waterman
Schuyler S. Bartlett
Abner Jones
Charles J. Hayden
John Backup
John Carr
Richard F. Andrews, Jr
Charles T. Barry
John D. Brickett
Clarence W. Starrett
Albert C. Sawyer
Fritz Klemm
Walter Ballantyne
Samuel Little
Horace G. Allen
Henry S. Dewey
Albert E. Carr
Charles Mann
George M. Scates
William W. Davis
William E. Skillings
Albert W. Hersey
Samuel H
George M. Schell
Adolf C. Biewend
Oscar F. Weden
George S. Tomlinson
Charles J. Page
John C. Tobin
George W. Crocker
J. J. Capelle
Marshall Reed
C. W. Weber
William Lentz
John F. Pfau
Thomasl. Livermore
Samuel B. Capen
Gustave Magnitsky
Walter Reed
William Sumner
Edward Orchard
William Dallow, Jr
J. Albert Brackett
Abraham Jordan
John Camrell
Frank Seiberlich
Arthur K. Spaulding
Charles W. Dennis
Albert Post
William E. Sheldon
John A. Maier
Sewall D. Balkam
Paul W. Zimmerman
Alexander Miles
George H. Prince
George Colby
Francis A. Davis
Edward E. Philbrick
Douglas F. Maine
George Hyde
James Ips Morgan
Allan H. Farnham
William E. Campbell
Julius J. Schriefegiesser
David H. Irving
Samuel W. Houston
John W. Ordway
Samuel H. Spring
Clement H. Reed
J. Henry Gould
George A. King
George E. Lovett
Gardner Murphy
Isaac B. Allen
George W. Maine
Abraham A. Rothenberg
Henry J. Rowley
John J. Emery
G. Stillman Blanchard
John H. Colby
John W. Johnson
Orin Douglass
Samuel E. Courtney
John B. Desmond
Arthur G. Broad
Sidney Moulthrop
William P. Ordway
Homer Rogers
Granville A. Fuller
Samuel H. Mitchell
Henry M. Wild
James
Wingate
Frank F. Rhodes
William H. Emerson
James W. Harvey
W. D. Wheeler
Fred Hammond
Congressional
A. Grendon Dyer
George A. Nute
Walter C. Abbott
Charles T. Stetson
Elmer E. Chain
Frank W. Krogman
John W. Harvey
Frederick G. King
Charles P. Harding
Frank M. Moore
Frank H. Howe
Jessie M. Gove
E. M. McPherson
Wesley A. Gove
Joseph B. Maccabe
John L. Bates
John L. Cochran
Charles T. Witt
John L. Lowden
J. Franklin Murphy
William F. Otis
Joseph H. Barnes, Jr
George B. Battis
John H. Webster
Robert O. Southerland
Peter Morrison
John Mans
Thomas B. Grimes
Walter F. Burke
Hugh L. Stalker
Albert C
Walter P. Grueby
Wil“eurtney
John J. Lane
Alfred Walter B. Nate
Gilbert W
Quincy Delegation Split Sets Fight Over Merrill and McKinley
Republican cau cuses across Quincy wards renewed last December’s split between Hammond and anti-Hammond factions. Hammond men carried wards 1 2 3 4 for unpledged delegates opposing Merrill, while wards 5 and 6 pledged for Reed and Merrill. Merrill will have seven of twenty one delegates with fourteen against him. Listed delegates include state and congressional picks for each ward, naming Howland Nash Holt Prescott Hall MacLeod Dolliver Olsen Colby Gatcome Spooner Gay Burrell Johnson, Jr. Bigelow Thompson Dackers Morris F Calder Williams Stewart Prout Shackley Ames Sandberg Hammond Burke Erickson Pinkham Sherman Fairbanks Bryant Freeman Wellington Barker Moxon Redmond and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Hammond
Merrill
McKinley
Adams
Reed and
Charles A. Howland
John W. Nash
Isaac M Holt
George W
A P A caucuses decide slanted party tickets in Cambridge
Cambridge caucuses for state and district conventions yielded light attendance, dominated by A P A members, upsetting regular Republicans who blamed the city committee. Ward results favored A P A. Ward 2 4 saw compromise tickets. State and district delegates listed for each ward with named leaders and officers.
Somerville Caucuses Endorse Reed Amid Unity Across Wards
Somerville voters caucused last night with unanimous support for Thomas B. Reed as presidential nominee and the slate elected in all wards. Ward 3 saw Mayor Albion A Perry briefly listed as a delegate before A P A supporters cut him from the ticket. other wards filed state and congressional delegates aligned with Reed.
Caucus Choices Made in Vowell District
Republican caucuses chose district and state convention delegates. Regular nominees were elected in three of nine wards, while A P A members won six wards. They reportedly favor Ward 9 Councilman White as district delegate. The caucus act requiring Australian ballot was defeated 252 to 100. Attendance was light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Bancroft
Myers
John Hopewell, Jr
Thomas B. Reed
Levi F. S. Davis
Somerville
Hopewell
George S. Saunders
Frederick W. Weinschenk
William A. Bancroft
John Kinnear
G. M. Church
C. W. Small
H. A. Allyn
G. H. Stearns
Henry White
A. H. Ricker
J. J. Myers
H. M. Potter
Charles Moore
W. A. Lister
L. D. Garfield
G. H. Blatchford
J. M. W. Hall
P. M. Sleeper
Frederick W. Dallinger
John Odorne
Edgar R. Champlin
Wellington Fillmore
Robert O. Fuller
Benjamin C. Hazel
Charles H. Montague
Charles H. Titus
James A. Woolson
Edwin P. Boggs
James Bolton
Nathan C. Lombard
William A. Munroe
George S. Evans
Isaac S. Pear
Bartholomew M. Young
Charles W. Cheney
David W. Butterfield
John G. Thorogood
M. E. Rideout
James A. Dow
Charles W. Thiery
Charles F. Wyman
George L. Whiting
Elmer Gray
Edward P. Bertwell
Henry
Ju. Churchill
Charles A. Osborn
G.€. Stevens
H. M. Fears
Otis K. Merrifield
Henry L. Churchill
C. A. Osborn
Chester W. Kingsley
Otis T. Brown
R. C. Surbridge
B. F. Thomas
Frank D Thayer
Edward T., Jordan
S. S. Spear
George L. Wentworth
Nelson W. Gardner
Nathan B. Canterbury
E. B. Nevins
Edward W. Hunt
George E White
Gordon Willis
W. H. Pratt
M. E. Hawes
Bradford Hawes
Frank M. Crown
Lawrence
Congressional
John L. Robbins
Charles C. Hazeltine
Charles Sherman
Charles Brigham
James P. Niles
A. O. Davidson
Calvin D. Crawford
George S. Parker
C. C. Symmes
E. C. Benton
Lenten wedding unites Marguerite Kimberly and Harry Burrage
In West Newton a social wedding joined Miss Marguerite Kimberly niece of Rear Admiral Kimberly and Mr. Harry Lang Burrage cashier of the Third National Bank of Boston. The ceremony at the Admiral’s Perkins street home was conducted by Rev. J. C. Jaynes with a satin lace bridal party and a reception with notable guests from Newton Boston and Brookline. The couple will tour the South before residing on Sterling street West Newton after May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Newton
L. A. Kimberly
U.S. N
Perkins Street
Marguerite Kimberly
Harry Lang Burrage
Third National Bank of
Boston
J. C. Jaynes
First Unitarian Church
West Newtom
F. L. Pratt
Emma Nickerson
Elsie S. Kimberly
Eleanor Burrage
Eleanor Carter
Maud Scudder
Herbert L. Felton
Russell A. Ballou
Edward G. Blaisdell
William Bacon
John Burrage
Porter B. Chase
Newton
Brookline
Roosevelt
Ellis
Miss Hart
New York City
B. J. Lang
C. H. Porter
Charles Burrage
E. B. Haskell
B. H. Dowse
George H. Phelps
George Frost
A. F. Luke
J. P. Tolman
Verdict Awarded In Railway Injury Suit
In Superior Court before Judge Richardson a jury awarded $3500 to plaintiff Robert M. Carroll in the case against the West End Street Railway Company. The suit sought $20,000 for injuries suffered November 16, 1894. Other items note Owney the post office dog arriving from Spokane Falls and various local accidents and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Richardson
Robert M. Carroll
West End Street Railway Company
Owney
Boston Postoffice
Spokane Falls
Wash
John Adams
Washington Street
Ryan
Shawmut Avenue
Mr. Adams
John Shyer
James E. Dargan
Prince Street
Cambridgeport
H. Rollins
Appleton Street
Milton Place
Edward Gibson
Suburban Electric Light and Power Company
Little Wanderers
Allston
West Newton Street
Fremort A. Tarr
Robert Trairer
Workingmen’s Political League
Tremont Street
Maine Board of Trade meets in Waterville banquet
Eighteen boards represented by about seventy delegates at the semi annual State Board of Trade session in Waterville Maine. Secretary Rich urged a legislative appropriation for an exposition of Maine products and industries. A banquet followed with toasts on State Board of Trade College Men in Business Maine's Rolling Stock Technical Schools and Colleges Spindles North and South Farmers and Merchants Forestry and Water Powers by a roster of Maine leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
State Board of Trade
Rich
Maine
State Board
Waterville Board
E. F. Webb
Henry Lord
Bangor
Nathaniel Butler
Colby
F. E. Boothby
Portland
Harris
State College
A. R. Savage
Lewiston
Edward Wiggin
Presque Isle
Llewellyn Powers
Houlton
Vermont Woman Dentist First License For Female
Miss Grace Bosworth of Rutland passed the State Dental Board examination at St. Albans and is admitted to practice in Vermont. She is the first woman licensed in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Vt
Grace Bosworth
Rutland
State Dental Board
St. Albans
Vermont
Man Dies From Burns After Burrillville House Fire
Alan White aged man living near Herring Pond Burrillville died from burns after his dwelling caught fire Monday. A neighbor entered the house and found White unconscious from smoke and badly burned on hands and face. Fire was put out and he died at his daughter's in Mohegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
R. I
Alan White
Herring Pond
Burrillville
White
Mohegan
Internal Revenue Club Forms Boston Branch
Gaugers storekeepers and clerks from the Internal Revenue Department met at the American House and organized a branch of the National Association of Internal Revenue Department at large. Officers elected include President J. J. Leary Vice President H. V. Slack Recording Secretary M. J. Tierney Financial Secretary D. A. Wheaton Treasurer Miss A. Littlefield with a finance committee M. J. Henrity Miss C. A. Moore and J. B. Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Department
American House
National Association of Internal Revenue Department
Boston
J. J. Leary
H. V. Slack
M. J. Tierney
D. A. Wheiton
A. Littlefield
Civil Service Commissioners to Attend Cambridge Reception
The United States Civil Service Commission members J R Proctor W G Rice and J M Harlow accepted an invitation from the Harvard Civil Service Reform Club for a reception at the Colonial Clubhouse Cambridge next Saturday afternoon. President Eliot will help receive. They travel to Boston for a dinner of the Massachusetts Reform Club on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
J. R. Proctor
W. G. Rice
J. M. Harlow
Harvard Civil Service Reform Club
Colonial Clubhouse
Cambridge
Eliot
Boston
Massachusetts Reform Club
Blind Men's Ladies' Night Celebrated by New England Association
The New England Door Sash Blind and Moulding Dealers Association held a ladies night at Young's Hotel with over forty attendees. E W Bailey presided, L M Dinsmore was secretary, and entertainment included Mrs E W Bailey humorist Edward W Emerson and the Beethoven Quartet. Margaret Johnson played piano amid a chocolate cigar joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Young’s Hotel
E. W. Bailey
Mr. Bailey
L. M Dinsmore
Edward W. Emerson
Margaret Johnson
National electrical code conference held in New York
A joint conference of electrical insurance and allied interests met at the American Society of Mechanical Engineers in New York to discuss a national code for electrical construction and operation. William J. Hammer was elected chairman and J. H. Woodbury secretary, representing the American Bell Telephone Company. The convention adjourned until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Wm. J. Hammer
J. H. Woodbury
Boston
American Bell Telephone Company
Socialist Cemeteries Mark 1848 Riots Commemoration
Thousands of Socialists visited Friedrichshain cemeteries to lay flowers on 1848 revolution graves. Eighty Socialist unions joined the display and wreaths were placed. An Anarchist wreath with a black ribbon led the procession as police seized a Commercial Transport wreath bearing a revolutionary inscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Friedrichshain
From Wealth to Poverty A Derbyshire Man Sentenced
Marcus T. Spring, once from a wealthy Kentucky sheep-keeping family, faced Middlesex Superior Court with a tale of poverty driving him to theft. He admitted breaking into the Boston and Maine ticket office in Billerica in October 1894 and, after ties to prior robberies along the line, was sentenced to two years at the House of Correction for breaking and entering and larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Superior Criminal Court
Bond
Marcus T. Spring
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Billerica
Spring
Kentucky
Danvers
Mass
Marcus
Worcester
New Hampshire
Granite State
Middlesex County Grand Jury
House of Correction
East Cambridge
Quiet Wedding in New York Between Devlin and Weissbrod
A quiet wedding united Miss E Marion Devlin and Willis Hamilton Weissbrod at the Devlin home in New York City. The Rev Dr Anson P Allerbury presided, Flora Hough Devlin served as maid of honor, Ernest Alexander was best man, and the couple will reside in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John S. Devlin
West Eighty-Fourth Street
E. Marion Devlin
Devlin
Willis Hamilton Weissbrod
Boston
Emil Weissbrod
Greenfield
Mass
Anson P. Allerbury
the Park Presbyterian Church
Flora Hough Devlin
Ernest Alexander
Adams
Weissbrod
St Patrick celebrations mark Boston Hibernians divisions
Multiple Boston area divisions of the Ancient Order of Hibernians held St Patrick events last evening in Hibernian Hall and Columbia Hall. Attendees included Cronin Lovett O Donovan and many others with banquets, entertainments, toasts, and plans for the upcoming parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
Boston
Vicinity
St. Patrick
Division 2
East Boston
Hibernian Hall
Cronin
William J. Cronin
George J. Lovett
D. P. O'Donovan
Thomas Arthur
John Condon
B. F. Moran
James Douglas
Michael Cavanaugh
M. J. Barry
Roxbury
Gurney Hall
John Dolan
Hibernian Knights
Thomas H. O'Neill
Feix Gallagher
B. D. Connolly
P. J. Sherwin
John Kavanaugh
Stephen Higgins
John Deady
K. J. Clerkin
W. A. Ryan
Philip McGeague
John O'Sullivan
James Judge
Division 11
South Boston
St. Patrick’s Day
Harrison Hall
M. Collins
Peter H. Corcoranew
Messrs
Thomais Madigan
P. J. Curley
M. F. Lynch
Hah
W. H. MacMorrow
Thomas O'Shaughnessy
Oman Kelly
C. J. Callahan
M. H. Burke
Thomas McCarthy
T. F. Lenihan
Columbia Hall
Hampden Street
Stephen Gaffey
V. S. Quinn
Patrick McGreever
John Duggan
James Barry
John F. Murphy
W. J. Hasson
Thomas Bronnelly
M. J. Callaghan
Hugh Crossen
John J. Furlon
Eugene McCarthy
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Hiram W. Dennett
George Hydendley
N Turner
Charles D. Griggs
Warren Botton
Winfield F.ssy
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William H. Oakes
Roger H. Wilde
Harry W. Reed
W. F. Cummings
Albion A. Perry
George W. Perkins
Amasa FE
Southworth
John Haskell Butler
Sanford Hanseem
Paulinus F. Williams
Thomas A. Swords
Albert &. Winship
Charles F. Wildes
Benjamin F. Freeman
Edward H. Marsh
James A. Munroe
Nathan J. Davis
George K. Walcott
Melville D. Jones
George H. Hills
John C. Rowe
George W. Cutter
Edson F. Whitman
George A. Pratt
William H. J. Thompson
Robert S. Wright
George E. Whitaker
Luther P. Blakie
Edward E. Jordan
S. Herbert Thompson
Levi F. Cook, Jr
Lewis E. Cass
Edward D. Gibbs
Thomas B. Blakie
Charlies S. Philbrick
George R. Libby
John F. Foster
Edward B. Perry
John Ruston
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Horatio Adams
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Alexander Holmes
Hyde Park
F. W. Darling
F. Allen
Charles F. Light
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