Notable 19th Century Figures and Local Elections News
Sheriff John M. Clarke recovers from illness while Mrs. Grace A. Oliver plans a Friday return. Notables stay at hotels. Maud Howe visits Washington. ex Mayor Wheaton of Detroit and ex-chairman of Michigan Democrats also registered. Wedding postponements, church notices, and a Boston to Georgia remark color this slice of town life with age, politics, and social ties.
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John M. Clarke
Grace A. Oliver
O. B. Frothingham
Maud Howe
Boston
George Bancroft
Washington
Wheaton
Detroit
Democratic State Central Committee of
Michigan
United States Hotel
William C. Winstow
St. Mark’s
Southborough
Burnett
Thomas Downing
Boston Post Office
Foreign Department
Jenny Tind
Blanche Montaire
Willard Ball
Church of the Unity
Montague
John S. Inskip
Westtown
News In Brief from Across Nations and States
A roundup of short items notes a Florida postmaster shot and robbed, a Chicago bank clerk charged with embezzlement, scarce servant work in Texas with wages, a Montreal trial for Stamford the confidence operator, counterfeit bonds found, a Rochester fire probe, Ottawa government note theft, Anticosti sale talks with Paris, a Utica lawyer killed, a jail break in New Jersey, plentiful game reports, elopement aftermath in Newark, a Chicago scalp treatment suit, and a Chicago hair controversy with $5000 damages sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Fonts
Wilderness
Clay County
Fla
Emery St. Andrews
Northwestern National Bank of Chicago
Texas
Stamford
Montreal
Pabey
Simon
Isaac Bernstein
Rochester
N. Y
Dominion
Ottawa
Can
Paris
Anticosti
Newfoundland
Johnson L. Lynch
Utica
E. N. Rowell
Batavia
Rowell
Lynch
James Morrow
Willian Riley
Elizabeth
N. J
Staten Island Sound
New York State
Springfield Republican
Becket Centre
Worcester County
Wilbur Gerrabrant
Madge Ferguson
Newark
N.J
Hn Street
Helen Close
Chicago
M. J. McGresham
Miss Close
New England Notes Span Fire, Assault, and Scandals
A Portland rolling mill loss costs 18000 dollars. A man in Manchester New Hampshire is jailed for assaulting a 14 year old girl. The Rhode Island ex governor Padelford estate sells for 35000 to John H. Glover of New York. Six New York wives reside in Newport seeking divorces under Rhode Island law. Bridget Gard, about six and a half, burned at 69 Adams Street Lowell after kerosene use. Deputy Sheriff Martin in Foxcroft Maine arrests a man passing counterfeit dollars, identified as J. S. Chapman of Abbot. A boiler gilding machine in John Bakers pot factory Holliston Massachusetts explodes, injuring Mrs Hart and damaging the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Lu Yum
Manchester
N. H
Padelford
Rhode Island
Newport
John H. Glover
New York
Bridget Gard
Adams Street
Lowell
Foxcroft
Martin
Piscatagunis County
J. 5
Chapman
Abbot
John Baker
Holliston
Mass
Ea Hart
Ermentrout Attacked in Leading Street Dispute
Congressm an Ermentrout was knocked down and beaten by prominent Democrat George Smith in Leading Pa amid party disputes over local management. Ermentrout was not seriously injured and investigation followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leading
Congresssman
Ermentrout
George Smith
Lulu Thompson Dies at 32 in New Haven Suspected Malpractice
New Haven Connecticut. Lulu Thompson aged 32 formerly wife of Charles Thompson died suddenly today. Coroner investigates suspected malpractice. Daughter of Thompson with temperate habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Lulu
Charles Thompson
Tompson
Robbery at Virginia County Treasury After Dark
Two masked men robbed the county treasury vault of five thousand dollars late last night. They locked the treasurer inside the vault. About four thousand dollars were in silver. the rest in other currency. The incident remains mysterious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ViInGrnia A
Nev
Butler Speech Draws Huge Chelsea Crowd In Massachusetts Campaign
Gov Butler spoke at the academy of Music Chelsea in a rally aimed at ratifying Democratic Springfield nominations. He defended his nine month gubernatorial record, urged careful ballot scrutiny, and refuted Republican charges while addressing issues of governance and state politics.
Abbott Opens Campaign Speech Attacks Old-Line Democrats
Hon Josiah G. Abbott spoke in Medford to kick off his campaign, denouncing old-line Democrats and defending Gov. Bauer as the party’s choice. He urged rational discussion, defended Democratic principles, and lashed the Republicans for personal attacks and a single-issue bid to oust Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.g.abbott
Josiah G. Abbott
Medford
Gov. Bauer
Judge Abbott
Abbott
Republican Party
Butler
Commonwealth
Boston
Massachusetts
Bob and Sinker
Democratic Party
Democrats
Democrats of
Democratic Party Unity in Massachusetts Nomination Debate
A Massachusetts political discussion urges Democrats to support the party’s unanimous nominee Gen. Butler, arguing party unity is essential for free government. The speaker denounces personal objections and calls for focusing on platform adherence and reforms.
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Eee
Democratic Party
Gen. Butler
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Abbott
Gov. Butler
Mr. Robinson
Republican Party
John G. Abbott, Esq
Boston
Henry ©, Fales
Milford
German American Voters Oppose Gov Butler in Massachusetts
A public declaration by German American citizens in Massachusetts protests Gov Butler and urges support for Mr Robinson. The letter condemns Butler’s methods and calls for library rights and orderly government, signed by numerous German American residents in Boston dated October 30 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
F. Gov. Butler
Gov. Butler
Commonwealth
Germans in Dedham dispute vote polls in 1908 race
German residents in Dedham reject Boston Journal figures claiming 42 of 60 plus German voters favor Robinson. Voters numbered over 105 this campaign with about 13 likely to back Butler. One businessman notes the Harmonia rally questioned Butler's charges, while others say Germans lean Butler amid claims of outside influence and capital interests.
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Dedham
Boston Journal
Robinson
Butler
Post
Lum
Genteman
Republian
Harmonia Singing Hall
Gov. Batier
Robinson and Ames Club
Robinson Club
Journal
Cate
Republican Caucuses Nominate Boston Representatives
Boston Republicans held caucuses to nominate candidates for representative across twenty five wards. Ward by ward listings name chairmen secretaries and representatives with committees to report at the polls, including multiple wards reporting pairs such as Samuel Pote Edward Brigham and Roger Wolcott Edward P Wilbur, plus acclamations and added committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ward 1
B. F. Campbell
Harry Cook
Jesse M. Gove
Peter Morrison
Ward 2
Fred A. Wellington
E. M. Hahn
Samuel Pote
Edward Brigham
Ward 3
Liverus Hall
Henry H. Edes
Samuel J. Harrison
Arthur Meehan
Thorace E. Boynton
George W. White
George C. Gardiner
E. D. Sibley
Francis Childs
Horatio Welington
J.homer Edgerly
Ward 6
Joseph O’hira
Thomas Burnett
A. J. McIntyre
Ward 7
Lysander O. Parker
George E. Kimball
Ward 8
A. B. Canning
J. F. Johnson
Fried Crosby
William $. Moore
Charles P. Cook
Curtis Guild
Francis B. Hayes, Jr
A. B. Lathmore
George L. Clark
J. C. Chappelle
Ward
Ezra Farnsworth
E. S. Fisk
Jacob A. Dresser
Prentiss Cummings
Warall
George P. Denny
Nathaniel W. Walker
Samuel Brown
Roger Wolcott
Edward P. Wilbur
Ward 12
Hon
G. G. Crocker
Charles P. Dodge
Lewis A. Drake
Charles B. Dodge
Ward 13
E. Martin Hatch
Charles H. Turner
Lorenzo L. Alien
Peter Stenzal
Richard Robinson
Linus B. Comins
Joshua Littlefield
Horace T. Rockwell
E. A. Kilham
William Sayward
Daniel Fraser
Charlies H. Plimpton
William C. Williams
Halsey J. Boardman
Samuel G. Davis
Nathan Lamson
F. Tecker
Alfred Zeigier
Robert M. Morse
JPS
Thomas Sherwin
George A. O. Ernst
William H. Spooner
Gustave Megnitzky
Charles P. Bowditch
Levi L. Willentt
Gorton Bond
Sewell W. Cupringhem
Col
Charles B. Fox
B. Read Wales
Francis Dana
Edward F. Snow
John B. Pierce
Joseph A. Ball
J. P. Chamberlain
Samuel F. Davenport
Lawmakers Listed by Districts for Middlesex and Essex
A historical roster lists representatives by district including thirteenth Middlesex for Woburn, eighth Fall River with Charles B. Martin and P E Foley, nineteenth Haverhill with Rev Calvin Damon and others, fifteenth Middlesex Watertown candidate F E Whitcomb, sixteenth Middlesex with Thomas Weston Jr and C C Burr, fourth Middlesex Elijah C Clarke of Somerville, fifth Middlesex J Frank Wellington of Somerville, and sixth Middlesex Joseph M Bailey of Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Woburn
Fall River
Charles B. Martin
P. E. Foley
T. Dwight Stow
Haverhill
Calvin Damon
Charles H. Flint An
Woodman
J Nichols
F. E.whitcomb
Watertown
Thomas Weston, Jr
C. C. Burr
Newton
Elijah C. Clarke
Somerville
J. Frank Wellington
Joseph M. Bailey
Registration results and vote estimates across Massachusetts cities
The article reports on registration and projected votes in Salem Newburyport Brockton Fall River Worcester Haverhill North Adams and Worcester court actions related to fraud and perjury. It notes net gains for Butler Robinson and Almy and lists totals on the voting lists while detailing individual registrants and local political maneuvers. It cites 980s of voters and suspects illegibility and naturalization issues, plus election preparations and pool-room bets on the governor race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Butler
Robinson
Almy
Newburyport
Timothy Connell
Fall River
Worcester
Haverhill
North Adams
Alleged Voter Registration Frauds Amid Campaign Tactics
In Boston area coverage voters registrars review a list of 1 035 names supplied by the republican central rallying committee alleging nonqualification or absence from residence. The canvass targets 364 left the city and 671 failed to respond at their claimed address as registrars pledge thorough verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Central Rallying Committee
Central Rallying Committee
Heresay
Washington Street
Boston
Republican State Committee
Pearen
Lodge
Work at Assos Reveals American School At Athens
At Huntington hall the Archäological Institute of America met as Prof Goodwin described the American School of Classical Studies at Athens. He outlined its aims, funding, and two student tracks, praising Grecian studies and collaboration with the American Archaeological Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American School of Classical Studies
Athens
Assos
Archhiological Institute of America
Huntington Hall
Institute of Technology
Martin Brimmer
Goodwin
Archaeological Society
America
Smagies Ameré
Young
Germany
J.T. Clark
Tempe
W.R. Ware
Phillips Brooks
Pension Office suspends Boston attorneys over pension pledge
The Pension Office issues a letter to Secretary Teller detailing Edwin H. Hall and D. A. Hall of Boston being suspended from practice, with charges they used pension certificates as pledges and improper actions in navy pension claim matters. Dudley, commissioner, seeks debarment and notes a modified policy allowing investigation before suspending. Alabama Claims cases listed with numerous judgments and schedules. Adjourned, languishing in poison. Cross-examination opens in suit over false imprisonment with meal bills showing charges up to 55 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Washington
Pension Office
Teller
Halls of
Boston
H. M. Teller
Secretary of Interior
Thomas H. McBride
Edwin H. Hall
D. A. Hall
George Burd
Hall
E. H. Hall
A. T. Parsons
Navy
W. Wall
Suffolk
Mass
Edwin Hall
W. W. Dudley
Secretary of the Interior
Chandler
Atorneys
Alabama
Court of Commissioners of Alabama
Roland L. Taylor
Daniel McCarthy
Samuel Brown
Wendell H. Cobb
Lucy C. Ellis
David Nickerson
Jerusha Case
Charles E.j.bearse
Emanuel Jewell
Suafer Ross
Henry Jackson
Charles 0. Olsen
Gloucester
Newburyport
Salem
Arthur H. Clark
Fenchurcd Street
London
England
James Sr
Hewitt
Joseph Hand
Martha T. Stetson
David
Stetson
William Flushing
D. S. Stetson & Co
Jairus Baker
Sydney Baker
Joan C. Fifield
Francis Joseph Correa
Charles A. Dawnum
Elisha M. Dyer
Abbie Jacobs
Thomas Jacobs
Joshua Paine
Charles Nickerson
John Young
Enos Nick
Wm.d. Cutler
George Cutler
Edward Waldo Cutler
Thomas Reed
Reed, Cutler & Co
George A. Archer
George B. Archer
Henry K. Bull
Archer & Bull
Joseph Edward Manning
Joseph D. Robinson
Edwin Bowker
Chas. Torrey
Franklin Torrey
Bowker, Torrey & Co
Hallet Kilbourn
John G. Thompson
Corkhill
Kilbourn
Mr. Kilbourn
Great Savannah fire destroys 3,000 bales of cotton
A blaze at Garnet, Stubbs & Co. warehouse in Savannah, Ga. destroyed 3,000 bales of cotton and spread to nearby buildings on Joachim Farm Mill Indian and River streets. Principal losses hit electric light works and Tynan's iron foundry. Rice mills and most houses on River street survived. Total estimated losses around 1,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Garnet, Stubbs & Co
Joachim
Indian
River
West Broad Street
Indian Street
Electric Light Works
Tynan’s Iron Foundry
Francis W. Ryder
Brook Avenue
Marsh
Thirteenth Division
Bussy’s Park Woods
West Roxbury
Charles Carter
London Street
East
Boston
Bnnet
Telegraph
Norfolk
Old Dominion Cresute
Montpelier
Central Vermont Railroad
Montpelier Junction
Chicago and
Boston Express
Dergy Ling
Sunnyside Farm
Stanstead
Que
Charles W. Pierce
Eastport
Blanchara
Farmington
Mosher
North Farmington
Stabb
Saratoga
Broadway
Charges That Mr Kelly Is Again Trading With Republicans
The Herald reports Republican campaign managers are encouraged by a split democracy in city districts. A meeting of the Republican state committee discussed the situation and alleged deals with Tammany hall to elect Republican senators in return for support for Lammany aides and candidates. Gen George H Sharpe and John J Brien of the local machine, and John Kelly, are named as agents in these arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mk. Lopge
Massachusetts
John Quincey Adams
Frank W. Bird
Gen. Butler
Qct
the Herald
Republican State Committee
Tammang Halbor
Lammany
Manie
George H. Sharpe
John J. Brien
Republican Machine
John Kelly
Germans Back Democratic State Ticket in Monroe County Meeting
A Monroe County German-brewing group today unanimously backed the Democratic state ticket, opposing H. Maynard for secretary of state due to voting against extending the excise law to country districts while a legislator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Monroe County
Eite
Isaze H. Maynard
Maynard
New York City
New Harveen Bride-To-Be Stunned By Missing Groom
Miss Katie Mulcahey, ditched by Eugene Lynch on the eve of their wedding, learns in a New York postmarked letter of his unseemly conduct and threat of drowning. Lynch, poor and in debt to Mulcahey’s aunt, left church guests aghast. the bride remains philosophical, saying she found his character too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Harveen
Conn
Katie Mulalley
Eugene Lynch
Lynch
New York
Mulcahey
Miss Mulcahey
Man
Itvas
Trotting at Concord shows purse race results
Concord reports a $300 purse race at Driving Park with finish times 2:31 2:32 2:31 3:30 and notable horses Forest Patchen and Quawa. Exeter football sees Harvard freshmen defeat Phillips Academy 13 to 4 in Exeter New Hampshire.
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Concord
N. H. Concord
N. H
Driving Park
C. F. Mosher
Ns. Blk
Quawa
Marsh
Br.g. Forest
Exeter
Harvard
Phillips Academy
Massachusetts births marriages and deaths 1882 statistics
The forty first report to the legislature covers births marriages and deaths in 1882. Native birth excess over foreign births reached 553 with 834 twins and five triplets. There were 17684 marriages with November the peak wedding month and March the lull. The average ages were 29.2 for grooms and 25.4 for brides. Deaths numbered 36785 with a high third quarter rate due to heat. Centenarians who died numbered 27 including a 107 year old Boston man. Divorces numbered 515, the lowest since 1872 except 1881, with a rising trend over 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
John Meaney
Boston
Five Commissioners Act On Intoxication Penalties For Dept Members
The commissioners issue an order of notice with penalties for drunkenness among department members. First offence carries dismissal or fine up to 10 days pay plus forfeiture of days off, based on prior record. second offence within a year results in dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Coe
Board of
Sinking Land Commissioners
Thomas B. Harris
Coe
Washington Mills
Farm Pond
George H. Cavanaugh
Boston
Pahner Street
Board of Health
Amos U. Hubbard
Naval Yard Discharges and Reassignments Reported
Paymaster C H Guild on leave of absence. Lieutenant N J K Patch relieves Guild as recorder of the naval court of enquiry in session at the navy yard. Engineering staff reduced. apprentices discharged or suspended with wages halted. Riggers sail makers and laborers also discharged. Marines Conlan and Cotlay reenlisted and reassigned to Wabash. Sergeant Grier returns from New York and will transfer to Shenandoah on commissioning. Tallapoosa departs for Portsmouth navy yard with return expected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Guild
U.S. N
United States
Wabash
N. J. K. Patch
Powhattan
F. Conlan
J. F. Cotlay
U.S.M.C
Marine Corps
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Somerville Court Holds Man on Felonious Assault Charge
At the Somerville police court this afternoon John G. Mathinson was held in 2000 dollars bonds for the supreme court on felonious assault charges against Elbin Seyberts. A bank dealer for a Canadian firm, J. Dagneanu, is reported missing from Woburn with a large sum of money. In Stoneham, town meeting will consider a 125 dollar bounty for each soldier and heir who served and has not yet received payment. Newton ward 7 residences of John B. Farlow and Samuel Farquhar burglarized. jewelry and cash stolen totaling about 1500 dollars and 181 dollars from Farlow. about 100 dollars from Farquhar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
John G. Mathinson
Elbin Seyberts
Supreme Court
J. Dagneanu
Boston
Woburn
Stoneham
John 8. Farlow
Samuel Farquhar
Newton
Largest cheese ever made to display at Faneuil Hall Market
A 5 233 pound cheese from Gass Doe and Co. at Faneuil Hall market, Nos 61 and 63, central New York manufacture, was exhibited. It stands 3 ft 8 in high, 5 ft 4 in in diameter, 16 ft 9 in around and is well cured and proportioned. It dwarfs a 460 lb larger cheese shown nearby and surpasses a similar earlier giant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gass, Doe & Co
Faneuil Hall Market
Outon Exhibition
Judge urges law change to bar evidence from agnostics
Toronto October 31 Justice Burton addresses the grand jury at Frontenac county assizes urging pressure on the dominion government to amend the law to prevent reception of evidence from agnostics and unbelievers in a future state in criminal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Burton
Frontenac County
Dominion
Bishop Gilmour Denies Nun Theft of 60000
Cleveland report says Bishop Gilmour denies claim that three Vincentian nuns stole 60,000. He states the sisters left St Joseph's hospital for family reasons and duties, and took nothing belonging to the church or society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Gilmour
Order of St. Vincent de Paul
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Readin g Pa Mystery Lawyer Vanishes With Estate Funds
Reading Pennsylvania October 31 John C K Hicine a prominent lawyer has disappeared reportedly holding twelve thousand six hundred dollars for heirs. He is also accused of cashing worthless checks in connection with the alleged estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
John C. K. Hicine
Canadian denial on Anticosti sale to France
Ottawa reports the rumor that a Canadian commissioner plans to sell Anticosti Island to France is absurd. The government says any transfer would require imperial authorities and cannot be made locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Anticosti
Poisoned food tragedy in Cincinnati grocery sale
Fourteen residents of Cincinnati fall ill after consuming food bought at a local grocery. One child is dead and many others are seriously ill, with authorities investigating the suspected contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincienati
Bringing Dewey Back
Dewey the Boston forger was moved through Chicago en route to Boston with Gay in charge of others, the route indicating his transfer and custody arrangements during the stopover in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dewey
Boston
Gay
Boston Shooting Suit Sets Standard for United States
Advertisement notes J W Simmons Co offers shooting suits and leather jackets with the Boston Shooting Suit described as the standard for the United States. Leather jackets imported and set by the house are described as the very best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Simmons & Co
Boston
United States
Apgostura Bitters touted as world renowned tonic
The copy promotes Apgostura Bitters as a world renowned appetizer and invigorator now used across the civilized world. It warns against imitations and directs readers to ask grocers or druggists for the genuine article from Dr. J. G. B. Siebert & Sons. The ad touts a 5 cent price and claims to clear out pests with an effective phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. B. Siegert
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Charles W. Weeber
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