Tariff reform issue guides Third District election
A broad endorsement of John F Andrew follows a tariff reform platform. The letter cites former Morrison bills and Cleveland era aims to reduce surplus revenue. It lists signers including Henry L Pierce, Martin Bradford, Charles Guild, Henry Putnam and others as prominent Republican figures backing reform and Andrew’s candidacy.
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Joh F. Andrew
K. L. Hollimer
George B. Upton
Carleen
Henry R. Reed
X. Schlegelmilch
Thomas P. Proctor
Mason Charles B. Fox
Trancis Peabody, Jr
George A. Wallis Rancis Peabody, Jr
William Sheafe
Henry L
Pierce
Republican Party
Martin L. Bradford
Boston
Dorchester
Charles E. Guild
Londoniverpool and Globe Insurance Company
Henry W. Putnam
Emil Heidenrich
Wiliam Bliss
Carruth
Clarke & Carruth
S. D. Warren, Jr
Warren & Brandeis
S. D. Warren
J. Murray Howe
Albert A. Reed
Robert M. Morse, Jr
Henry C. Weston
Weston, Whitman & Co
A. L. Hollingsworth
Milton
Tilston, Hollingsworth & Co
Charles B. Fox
M. V. Pierce
Francis Peabody, Jr
Roxbury
Dwin R. DeLong
DeLong & Seaman
Edwin N. Hill
Court Street
Republicns
Haverhill
J. B. Gardner
National
William C. Williams
Suffolk National Bank
L. G. Farmer
Henry H. Buck
Frank S. Churchill
J. P.S. Churchill
Edmund M. Wheelwright
Stephen H. Tyng
George R. R. Rivers
Winthrop M. Merrill
Moody Merrill
The
Highland Railroad
N. H. Stone
John M. Forbes
H. F. Wasserboehr
John EB. Wasserboehr
Essex Democrats dine at Quincy House meeting picks officers
The Essex County Democrats held a post luncheon meeting at the Quincy House selecting officers led by President Jonas H. French and Secretary Treasurer C. W. Morse. D. N. Crowley presided with John W. Corcoran and Samuel Roads among the speakers forecasting strong support for Roads in the coming election.
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Essex County
Quincy House
Jonas H. French
Samuel Roads, Jr
D. N. Crowley
Frank Jones
John B. Goodwin
James H. Colton
N. R. Morse
Frank J. Crowell
D. D. Saunders
C. W. Morse
Massachusetts
Roads
Corcoran
Cogswell
Congress
3. A. Arnold
Newton
Cleveland
New York State
Hill
N. Morse
Bay State Lumbermen Meet at Thornkike Amid Notables
The Bay State Lumber Association resumed monthly meetings at the Thornkike with twenty members present. Notables and guests filled several Boston hotels, including Mrs. R. B. Hayes at Parker House and many executives, merchants, and society figures staying at Parker House, Brunswick, Vendome, Adams, Tremont, and Revere Houses.
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Bay State Lumber Association
Thornkike
George W. Gale
J. W. Leatherbee
A. B. Swazey
E. B. James
R. B. Hayes
Hayes
Parker House
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Methodist, Episcopal_ church
Coit
St. Paul’s School
Concord
Edward H. Blake
Bangor
E. W. Corning
New York
Alice Shaw
Whistler
Harvey
Calcutta
Vendome
J. Albert Walker
Portsmouth
E. A. Strong
L. C. Cisco Smith
E. St. John
Chicago
Lisenard Stewart
Lispenard
Isses Rhinelander
Edward ©. Briggs
Templeton
Opening Night at New Continental Building Tells of Family Names
The notice invites the public to a two day opening at the new Continental Building corner Washington and Boylston streets. It lists many salesman names from the former White firm and promises exceptional bargains to close out before relocation on Friday November 2.
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New
Brattle Square Jewelry Burglary Suspects Held for Trial
Police expect to arrest more suspects in the Brattle Square daylight burglary at Maynards on Oct 16. Peter Drohan James Lowery and Robert Tate are in custody with Lowery or Drohan said to have confessed and implicated George Jenson who is reportedly in New York. Lowery and Tate were held on bonds of 2000 and 1000 after examination in Municipal Court.
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Maynard
Brattle Square
Peter Drohan
James Lowery
Robert Tate
Lowery
Saco
Drohan
George Jenson
New York
Tate
Steinert & Sons Warerooms Offer Broad Piano Selection
Messrs Steinert and Sons in Boston showcase a large floor display after Hotel Boylston alterations. The store highlights full stock including Steinway Weber and Gabler & Bro pianos, with expert staff to advise customers on selection and use.
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Messrs. M. Steinert & Sons
Boston
Casey Music Hall
Steinway
Prohibition Advocate Spins Self Questioning Address
A large audience gathered at People's Church for an address by Walter Thomas Mills known as The Little Giant of Ohio. He urged voters who doubt liquor truth to abandon tariff disputes and vote for the Prohibitory candidate, claiming persistency would save the country. About 200 torchbearers attended the event with Cambridge and Alpha quartet performances accompanying the program.
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People’s Church
Walter Thomas Mills
Ohio
Cambridge
Boston Drum and Fife Corps
Alpha Quartet
Washington widow dies on Quincy train platform
Mrs Harriett Marsh of Washington DC visiting Quincy collapsed at Old Colony depot and died from heart disease. Undertaker Jones took charge of the body.
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Harriett §. Marsh
Washington, D. C
Quincy
Old Colony
Jones
Beacon Park Extends Race Schedule Under Manager Hicks
Beacon Park will host three additional racing days as announced by manager George H. Hicks. The program includes November 7 with 2:40 and 2:28 pace and trot classes for a $200 purse, November 8 with 2:31 and 2:27 pacer and trotter events, and November 9 with a 2:32 pacer and trotter class plus dash races with purses to be set.
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George H. Hicks
Beacon Park
Harvard College Overseers Vote on Attendance and Appointments
The Harvard College overseers met at 50 State Street and adopted a resolution to task the dean of the college faculty with reporting on student attendance at prayers and other studies. They also concurred with the president and fellows on Frederick Lothrop Ames becoming a fellow, Joseph Lovering as Hollis professor emeritus, and appointments of James R. Wheeler and Frank W. Nicholson for 1888-9, along with the athletic regulation committee.
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Harvard College
State Street
Committee On Government
Frederick Lothrop Ames
Francis Parkman
Joseph Lovering
Hollis
James R. Wheeler
Frank W. Nicholson
Charles . Dunbar
William E. Byerly
Albert B. Hart
Henry P. Walcott
William Hooper
A.B
George B. Morrison
Back Bay Postoffice Opens November Sixth in Pierce Building
Postmaster Corse orders the Back Bay branch in the Pierce building at Copley square to open Monday November 6. Boundary lines run from Charles and Boylston to Beacon and River streets and include Back Bay Park, Mt. Vernon street, Gainsboro street, and Providence rail line.
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Corse
Back Bay
The
Postoffice
Cambridge Symphony Concert Opens with BSO at Sanders Theatre
The first Cambridge concert by the Boston Symphony Orchestra will be held this evening in Sanders Theatre. Soloist Miss Marguerite Hall will perform Handel and excerpts from Judas Maccabaeus and a pair of songs by an unnamed composer. The program is listed in the second column.
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Cambridge
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Sanders ‘Theatre
Marguerite Hall
Judas Maccabaeus
Handel
Eer Henschel
Continental Largest Wholesale and Retail Clothing House in New England
A historic advert claims Continental as the largest wholesale and retail clothing house in New England, highlighting broad inventory and regional prominence in fashion retail.
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Continental Clothing House
New England
City notes on election night and events
The Chamber of Commerce will be open on election night to receive returns. A Sheridan eulogy is set for December 18 at Tremont Temple with General F A Walker delivering at 8 o clock. The Massachusetts Free Church Association meets Monday at 630 pm in Hamilton Place rooms to report and elect officers. An annual service occurs November 11 at 730 pm at the Church of the Messiah with Rev Cyrus F Knight preaching. A Meiona lecture on Mexico by William Blaney Richardson is free to attend. Richard Gray, who claims Scotland as his homeland, was a steamer Bavarian stowaway and will be sent back to Liverpool when the ship returns.
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Sheridan
Tremont Temple
F. A. Walker
Massachusetts
The
Free Church Association
Hamilton Place
Florence Street
Boston
Cyrus F. Knight
D.D
D.C.L
Lancaster
Penn
Meiona
Mexico
William Blaney Richardson
Richard Gray
Scotland
Liverpool
Captain McKenzie Acquitted After Grand Banks Rescue Case
United States Commissioner Hallett held a hearing on Captain Andrew McKenzie of the fishing schooner Senator Saulsbury who faced charges of abandoning Andrew Johnson in an open boat on the Grand Banks on September 19. Testimony showed Johnson left the vessel voluntarily and refused to return when summoned. The captain was discharged from custody.
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M’kenzie
United States
Hallett
Andrew McKenzie
Saulsbury
Andrew Johnson
Grand Banks
Johnson
National Trade Notices with Shoe and Textile Firms Listed
A dense roster lists numerous firms by city and representative partner names across the United States from Atlanta to York. Entries include Grazeling Spalding & Co Atlanta MC &d F Kiser & Lo Tre., and many others such as Dixon Mackey & Co Evansville Hinkle Nisbet Co and North Star Boot and Shoe Company Am. The list names partners and firms in multiple states, indicating contemporary trade connections and regional distribution.
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Atlanta
W B Hinkle
Hinkle, Nisbet & Co
Bre
Evansville
Ind
G L Dixon
Dixon, Mackey & Co
Galveston
Tex
Breath
Willis & Bro
Grand Rapids
Demurrer Hearing in U S Circuit Court on Oleomargarine Rules
United States by Ind against George R Eaton seeks ruling on whether post passage rules for oleomargarine, requiring books and compliance, carry legal force. Hearing by two judges to resolve if case goes to Supreme Court. also update on injunction breach in patent matter and a marine assault trial of William F Macomber.
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United States Circuit Court
Cour
Nelson
United States
Ind
George R. Eaton
Supreme Court
Washington
Owen A. Galvin
P. A. Colling
OLT
J. Charles A. Morseys
P. E Tucker
C. T. Perkins
John Dane, Jr
New York
William F. Macomber
Barkentine
Francis A. Barstow
Boston Superior Court docket reports a tort and contract actions
Oct 31 first session lists cases against Boston and others. George W. Drew sues City of Boston for 4000 damages after injuries from a January 1886 sidewalk ice defect in Eliot square near Highland street. verdict for defendant. Horatio N. Page sues James Higgins for contract damages over a deed. property in Revere. Several other numbered entries cite actions in tort and contract, with various plaintiffs, defendants, and lawyers.
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Superior Court
Mason
George W. Drew
City of
Boston
Eliot Square
Highland Street
A. F. Arthur
R. W. Nason
Horatio N. Page
James Higgins
Revere
A. D. Bosson
W. &. Durant
Estate of Joseph Delano Case Against Shepard
Smith as executor of Joseph Delano’s estate of New Bedford sues to recover 1250 on a dated note July 11 1885 with a claimed set off for loans at various times. The defendant denies generally and cites a set off exceeding the note. Attorneys listed for plaintiff and defendant.
Superior Criminal Court Oct 31 list of convictions and sentences
Oct 31 records from Superior Criminal Court Plymouth Middlesex show numerous liquor law violations larceny and jail terms. Individuals named include John Burke Brockton John Welch Jeremiah Murphy John Moore Henry Rose and Frank Brady plus Florence Lively Thomas Fitzgerald and others with sentences ranging from fines to six months to two years. Acquittals include Charles A French druggist Brockton.
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Superior Criminal Court
Dewey
J. Frank Sheridan
Y. Henry W. Simpson
Ennebes House Steamboat Company
Plymouth County
John Burke
Brockton
John Welch
Jeremiah Murphy
John Moore
House of Correction
Charles A. French
Henry Rose
Hanover
Middlesex County
Brigham
C.J. Frank Brady
Lowell
Florence Lively
Thomas _Fitzgerald
Assaut and Battery
Municipal Court Notes in Brattle Square Jewelry Case
Edward Davidson held in 1000 bond for trial November 2 on assault with intent to kill against James Molloy and James Lowery alias James Burns. Lowery, arrested in Oakland Me for breaking and entering W L Maynard’s Brattle Square jewelry store October 17, arraigned and waived examination. bound over 2000 for Superior Court. Bert Yate charged with receiving stolen jewelry and bound over 1000 for grand jury.
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Edward Davidson
James Molloy
Ames Lowery
James Burns
Ockland
Yeserday
W. L. Maynard
Brattle Square
Bert Yate
Lowery
Maynard
Real Estate Auctions and Transfers In Local Market
Sullivan Bros sold two brick houses at 74 Harvard and 81 Albany streets with about 2120 square feet of land to George Doherty for 15100 dollars. Samuel Hatch & Co sold 205 Salem Street brick dwelling for 7450 dollars with 1888 tax to John H Drinkwater. Nahant Land Company deeded land at Nahant road and Winter streets junction to I Tucker Burr Jr for 10000 dollars.
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Sullivan Bros
Harvard
Albany
George Doherty
Samuel Hatch & Co
Salem Street
John H. Drinkwater
Salem
Nahant Land Company
I. Tucker Burr, Jr
Nahant Road
Winter Streets
Nahant
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