Populist bet on Cary in seventh district race
The Populists plan to field George H. Cary of Lynn against the Republican nominee likely W. E. Barrett for Congress in the seventh district. Cary, employed by Thomson Houston, is respected in Lynn and seen as a strong Populist candidate amid a district-wide push with meetings across cities.
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W. E. Barrett
Congress
Barrett
People’s Party
George H. Cary
Lynn
Winn
Malden
Cary
Thomson-Houston Company
English High School
Post 5
Veople
Mayer
Hayes
State House
Tremont Theatre Tonight Delivers Laughs and Tears
A noted performer Noah Vale in A Poor Elation headlines Tremont Theatre for one week. Night Owls at the Ieward offer burlesque and amusing specialties. The Columbia Theatre hosts Henry B. Harris with Maurice Barrymore and a star-studded cast in a packed testimonial. The Grand Museum presents The Painmaster with Stella Chase Ainsworth and Cameron Clemens, plus strong supporting roles. Fay Foster's burlesque company tops Lyceum Theatre offerings this week.
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Tremont Theatre
Noah Vale
Mr. Russell
Night Owls
Ieward
Henry B. Harris
Columbia Theatre
Columbia
Maurice Barrymore
Julia Arthur
Harry Conor
Queenie Vassar
Thomas Browne
Messrs
Conraye and Fox
Flora Irwin
Harry Woodruff
Harry Brown
Thomas W. Ryley
P. B Senin
Max Bachman
5. Sweetland
Lottie Dean Gradford
James T. Powers
May Stevens Boyeson
Loittie Bingham
Coimbia Theatre Orchestra
Harry Mullaly
Leon Keach
the Painmaster
Boston
Grand Museum
Stella Chase Ainsworth
Cameron Clemens
Ono
Fay Foster
Lyceum Theatre
Modern Daniel Websters Hat Competition in Boston
The Boston Post seeks the largest hat wearer in New England. Submit head circumference in inches and fractions along with hat size. If shy, have a friend send the measurements to Hat Competition, the Post, Boston.
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Post
Loston
New England
A Soujour n South and Pilgrimage West by Pennsylvania Railr ad
On March 28 the final personally conducted Florida tour departs New York with New England passengers meeting in New York. The $50 fare covers round trip transport and en route expenses. tourists may return on any regular train before May 6 1893. The California tour also starts March 28 from Boston, with a tour agent and chaperon provided for comfort. For rates and routes contact the Tourist Agent at 205 Washington Street Boston.
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Florida
New York
New England
California
Boston
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Washington Street
Mass
Brookline Gas Light Company
Applicar
Althowgh
Roxbury
Brookline
Brigh
Beacon St
Raid seizes malt and spirits from local druggists
In Gloucester last night police raided James H. Freeman and Edward C. McIntire, seizing large quantities of malt and spirituous liquor. The seized property was in a building owned by City Marshal Douglass of New Bedford, a detail that caused notable public interest.
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Gloucester
James H. Freeman
Edward C. MeIntire
McIntire
Douglass
New Bedford
Big Heads in New England Stir Hat Competition
A wave of letters arrives Saturday from readers boasting oversized head measurements. Entries from Holyoke Somerville Charlestown and Stockton Springs cite head circumferences from 24 to 30 inches with hats custom made. The contest seeks the largest head though no single winner is declared.
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New England
James FE
Kelly
Holyoke
Mass
Edward A. Davis
Holt Avenue
Somerville
Boston
Oliver B. Tivus
Main Street
Charlestown
T. M. Richardson
Stockton Springs
Perfect American Types Seen In Clay Models For World’s Fair
At a Doylston Street studio Dr. Sargent of Harvard directs sculptors Hi Kitson and Miss Theo Ruggles in shaping two ideal American bodies. Measurements from 10,000 volunteers, mostly 18 to 25 and college students, define 65 metrics for precise statues. Faces are composites from Harvard and other colleges for a beardless male and a female.
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Doylston Street
Dr. Sargent
Harvard
Hi. H. Kitson
Theo Ruggles
Sargent
Harvard Annex
Smith
Vassar
Wellesley
Mimy
Arberst
Bowdoin
Brockton Labor Union Ends Two-Year Hastings Boycott
The Central Labor Union of Brockton declares its boycott of baker A. H. Hastings at Campella off after more than two years. Hastings refused Labor Day two years ago to allow his bakers in the labor parade and has since used non union workers. The protracted dispute ends with a satisfactory outcome for the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Central Labor Union
A. H. Hastings
Campella
Hastings
Squantum Annexation Hearings Prompt Local Tour
A writer visits Squantum to explore the annexation question to Boston. He learns from residents and locals about lack of roads, services, and government under Quincy, the winter isolation, and calls for Boston ownership to improve schools, post offices, and infrastructure. The piece notes property owners, tax payments, and the view that Boston’s influence would boost development.
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Boston
John
Quincy
Batihanite
Jamaica Plain
Quincey
Pratt
New London
Richards
The
Street Railroad
Titus
Moon Island
Squantum
Deficit in the Treasury under Harrison debated in detail
Washington report explains how the 1880 to 1893 Treasury balances were reported. It argues that Harrison’s secretary certified a cash balance of 24,128,087 while excluding funds tied to national banks and coinage, masking a larger deficit.
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Washington
Cleveland
Harrison
Treasury
Conrad N. Jordan
Foster
Pacific Railroad
Freights Wreck Near Barre Destroys Locomotives and Cars
A freight wreck on the Pennsylvania railroad middle division near Barre resulted in the destruction of three locomotives and twenty five loaded coal cars. A fireman was buried under wreckage and rescued with slight injuries. Brakeman Jacobs and a teamster were killed by a shifting train after the crash.
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Huntixnapon
Penn
Middle Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Barre
Bbut
Jacobs
Warden Bridges Addresses Quiet Prison Assembly
At the State Prison the new warden Bridges spoke to inmates during Sunday services signaling a calm start. A search revealed improvised weapons and a scal ing hook discovery, with Boot's cell detailing a north wing escape plan and new tool monitoring rules to be enforced.
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State Prison
Point of
Pines
Boot
Cold Wave Halts Barre Living as Temperature Dives
Barre Vermont reports an abrupt cold spell with morning reading at 18 below zero. Residents endure stiff winds and freezing conditions as additional frost arrives, impacting daily activities and travel. Weather authorities issue advisories and caution for exposed areas.
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Barre
England and the English Lecture in Boston Tonight
Dr. W. O. Perkins of Boston, long resident in London, has accepted to lecture on England and the English at the Young Men's Christian Union 48 Boylston street Tuesday evening. Members may invite two friends each.
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W. O. Perkins
Boston
London
Eng
You Men's Christian Union
Boylston Street
England
Coveney Favored for Boston Postmaster Role
The Democratic leadership backs Colonel J. W. Coveney for Boston postmaster if President Cleveland approves. Mayor Matthews supports Coveney and notes Patrick Maguire is not a candidate. Coveney, a businesslike, tireless worker, would bring a satisfactory administration, though Coveney says he knows nothing beyond what he read in the papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Coveney
Boston
Cleveland
P. Maguire
Post
Colonel Coveney
Matthews
Washington
Patrick Maguire
Massachusetts
Custom House
Coveney
Funeral for John H McDonough Held at St Josephs Roxbury
The funeral for John H McDonough is planned from St Josephs Church Roxbury at 10 today with burial at Portland, the body to be taken by 1 oclock train. Democratic committees met to draft resolutions and arrange services, with multiple officials named as pallbearers and ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. McDonough
St. Joseph's Church
Circuit Street
Roxbury
Portland
Coveney
McNary
Commonwealth
Charles S. Hamlin
Thomas A. Devine
State Committee
W.S. McNary
J. H. Lee
Thomas F. Delahanty
Amos K. Tilden
J. J. Nann
Joseph J. Corbett
Harvey N. Collison
Boston College
James F. Hayes
Charitable
Irish Society
Thomas Ryan
Bachelor Club
John Ff. Dever
Lee
N. H. Taylor
T. W. O'Rourke
City Hall
Pulpit changes loom in Taunton and Palmer
Taunton March 19 The Rev. W. W. Hooper pastor of the Universalist Church resigns his post. Palmer March 19 The Rev. Frank E. Jenkins of New Decatur Alabama accepts a call from the Second Congregational Church of Palmer and will be installed April 19.
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Taunton
W. W. Hooper
Universalist Church
Palmer
Frank E. Jenkins
New Decatur
Ala
Second Congregational Church
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Hlon Frants D. Kimball
Chelsea
Representative Schofield
Sir. Hamilton
Wakefield
William N. Osgood
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Daniel Websters
Daniel Webster
Gloucester Druggists
Graves
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Chester HH. Graves & Sons
R.& F. Gilchrist
R.& J. Gilchrist
Wde
J. Gilchrist
Amy Robsart
Old Colony
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Quincy Bay
Fairbanks
Harrison Wisrule
Scott
Tiysicians
Scott & Bowne
N. Y
Leach
Tremont
Hackintosh
Mackintosh
Paris
Tremont Street
Winter
Brookline Gas
Brookline Gas Light
Compan
Robert Amory
Warden
Gol J. W. Coveney
Hart
Indorsed
MR. Matthews
Democratic
John H. Donguee
Bae and
BRK Weiskizs
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Salvator Beer
Burkhardt Brewing Co. Bottling Dept
Hallock Street
ZOOS
Sam's Kidder
Federal ST
Chicago
Rene
Frazar
Sa Anowicu
Herbert Smit
Cedarville
Smith Lefis
Bournedale
Littl Chanel
Pondville
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