Campaign Rally Rolls Through Lowell City Halls
Crowds packed Lowell as Democratic leaders led a heated rally with Marcellus H. Pletcher and Charles S. Lilley presiding. Speakers like John Donovan and Edward Jenkins urged voters to back reform against a Republican machine, while Foster and others praised the Democratic platform and Cleveland’s administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Sprerac
Tuntineton
Marcellus H. Pletcher
Democratic City Committee
Charles S. Lilley
Kee
Dee Joehn F. Andrew
Hie
Republican Party
Cleveland
Massachusetts
Avraham Lincoln
Noth
J. Foster
Democratic Party
Rae A. Collis
John Ae Donovan
John B Morrison
Quinn
Andrey Vy
Foster
General Collins Nominated Again in Fourth District
In a late hour meeting at Parker's, the fourth district committee rallied behind General Collins. After withdrawing all other candidates, the committee tendered the renomination and Collins reluctantly accepted, to cheers from Democratic circles. He planned a formal acceptance notice but remained with an unofficial announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentiay Cole
Collins
Parker's
Messrs. Martin and
O'Neil
Mr. Dacey
William J. Welch
Dir. Collins
Eirekaa
Bussite
Grexmara Oli Hs
Rally for Doherty and Levering Draws Packed Charlestown Hall
A large crowd gathered at Waverly Hall in Charlestown for a rally supporting Pitho J. Deherty for Senate and Henry B. Levering for Congress. John T. Browne presided as speakers included John Walsh of Fitchburg and Doherty, who urged Democratic unity and defended his record while criticizing campaign lies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romerty
Pitho J. Deherty
Waverly Hall
Charlestown
Senate
Henry B. Levering
Congress
Doherty
Lovering
John T. Browne
John Walsh
Fitchburg
Democratic Party
Henry 5. Lovering
Levering
Mr. Levering
Henry B. Lavvering
Henry Cabot Lodges
Christopher G. Plunkett
Thomas J. Gargan
James Connelly
General Samuel Quincy Seeks Ward 10 Seat
The friends of General Samuel Quincy announce his Democratic nomination for Representative in Ward 10. They expect he will draw a large independent vote thanks to his personal popularity, standing in the ward, and his army record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guincy
Friends of
Samuel Quincy
Veterans Rally Endorses Ranney at GOP Meeting
Captain J. M. Coney gave a half hour speech supporting Ranney and urged veterans to back him at the polls. Resolutions endorsing the Republican candidate were adopted as war survivors shared stories by the fra rrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Coney
Ranney
Colonel French Denies Bribery Claims at Rally
At Gloucester on November 1 Colonel Jonas H. French refuted Rev. Willard Spaulding’s allegation of bribery attempts tied to the ten hour system. He noted early adoption with Cane Aun Granite Co. and stressed his position as a leading figure in the acceptance. Speeches followed from John S. Helmes James A. McGetrick and Joseph J. Krelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Democrat
Ord
P . Messery
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
Vince
Cleveland
Nepublican Party
Generatio
Missouri
Massachusetts
Steuda
Ton
Alber Palmer
Socers
Jonas Jr. French
Congress
French
Ly Het
Generals Cogswell
Colonel French
Cogswell
Fieays
Oesweell
Prench
Gloucester
House
John W. Corcoran
Clinton
H. &. Jariburt
Lynn
Jonas H. French
Willard Spaulding
Mesaulding
Cane Aun Granite Company
John SS. Helmes
Drraes A. McGe Tuch
Boston
Joseph J. Krelley Oz
Arabridge
Veterans opposition to Ranney endorsed by third district urging vote for Morse
Veterans of the third congressional district issue a statement protesting Sen. A A Ranney who faced a prior 2412 vote challenge by E B Loring. They call on soldiers to vote for Leo p Morse, Democrat and Independent Republican nominee, arguing Ranney did not support soldiers while Morse has.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranney
Third Congressional District
Third
Third District
A. A. H Ranney
E. B. Loring
Arazin
Ilan
Leopold Morse
Air
Mrg. Morse
Not a Vigorous Endorsement of Ranney Vote Effort
A failed attempt to sway Buosten soldiers to back Ranney ended with a sparse gathering at the Metropolitan Hotel. A circular urged Old Comrades to protest the sale of votes, but the meeting drew only about a dozen veterans and a few stragglers under Captain John I Robin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buosten
Ranney
Calain Robinson
John I
Robin
Everett Democrats Hold Grand Rally For Representative Levering
The Democrats of Everett hosted a grand rally at Masonte tiagtl last night with a reception for the candidate. Henry B. Loo introduced Levering, who spoke at length praising his past three years in Congress and denouncing the tariff system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praveen Spears
Everett
Masonte Tiagtl
Fienry B. Loowhee
Mheiraven Boester
Levering
Conwail Ress
Ned
Palls
Air
Loupine
Harkins Chosen Senator At Ward 6 Ward 8 Democratic Convention
Delegates from wards 6 7 and 8 meet on Hawkins Street to ratify Harkins as the Democratic senatorial nominee over rival contenders. The event, chaired by William Y. Neden, adjourns after naming district committee members and approving a printing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harkins
Tie Leegates
East Spas
R . Tag Eewarid
Atari Eel
Moron
Harvey N. Carlison
Penal Murphy
Weard Oodcia
Hurley
Viard
Thorss GC. Butler
Ward i
I. Scully
Kaat Cambridge
Business Men's Meeting at Faneuil Hall Echoes Republican Pride
A noon gathering at Faneuil Hall featured speakers including Governor Robinson Lieutenant Governor Ames State Treasurer Beard and ex governors Rice and Long. Attendees from politics law and business praised the Republican platform and urged continued party leadership in Massachusetts amid a near campaign close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peperlican
Faneuil Hall
Robinson
Ames
Beard
M. W. Crapo
John BD. Long
Alexander H. Rice
Henry Cabot Lodge
George E. Oe
T. E. Crover
Canton
Hitler
Gould
Stearns
Court Pa Cers
Trovernor Rice
Heavenly Powers
Repub- Heam
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Kiss
Commonwealth
Camic
Mace
Oliver Ames
Long
Hlon
W. Beard
Close Worcester contests mark wary election day
The Worcester assembly faces tight races as Prohibitionists shift support and Democratic candidates gain ground. City watchers anticipate multiple close contests with 2000 votes once hoped for Myr, Rico may drop to 1500, farmers desert Flo, and two Democratic senators likely to join the State House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Sorcau
Myr
Rico
Flo
Worcester County
State House
Edward L. Davis
Joslin
Euc
Bayles
Millbury
Joseph H. Walker
Blaine
Republicans Name Shea for Ninth Suffolk Seat
In Suffolk County political activity, Republicans nominate John F. Shea for the ninth district senate seat. Senator W L Dongins spoke in Plymouth as Brackett and General John L Swift entertained party members at Davis Hall. Jonas HoF urged fishery policy changes at Bockport town hall, while Prohibition organizers prepared to distribute third party ballots at Tremont Temple. The GOP rally at the Grand Army Hall featured speakers Thomas Reed and Major Merrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
John F. Shea
W.L. Dongins
Brockton
Odd
Bayard
Prohibition City Committee
Boston
Itep
Grand Army Collgenm
Whern
Emery Cietion
Thomas Reed
Major Merrill
Atlantic Beach pioneer Leonard Damon dies at Rexbury home
Leonard Damon longtime proprietor of the Atlantic House Nantasket Beach died at his Rexbury home on Ys Williams Street. He was born in Milton Mass in 1814 and left early with little schooling but built a successful resort enterprise at Nantasket beginning about 1866. Damon developed the Barr estate and the Atlantic hotel complex with partners Goattavus A. John L. Kendall H. Damon. He married Elizabeth P. Linfield in 1835 and is survived by Mrs Linfield and several children, including George L. Damon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Awe
Leonard Damon
Ucuse
Nantasket Beach
Rexbury
Ys Williams Street
Ben Ant
Milton
Mass
Damon
Nantasket
Atlantic
Hotes Lissons
Goattavus A
John L
Kendall H. Darnon
Notable New Bedford figure Charles Almy dies at age 60
Charles Almy of New Bedford died yesterday from heart disease aged 60. Born in Tiverton Rhode Island on June 8 1819 he had a varied career from teaching to dry goods and tailoring and later whaling. He joined George A Mourne in Almy and Borene auction and commission before long focusing on whaling and then insurance. A staunch anti slavery and Prohibition leader he was governor candidate in 1850 and served on the New Bedford school board and as alderman and representative. He helped organize the New Bedford Five Cents Savings Bank remaining a trustee and clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Almy
New Bedford
Tiverton
R. I
Liver Ot
George A. Mourne
Almy
Borene
Mr. Almy
Prohibition Parte
Isso
Gteens
Baths
New
Hadford Five Cents Savings Bank
James C Poster Police Officer Dies at Mass General
Tales C Foster notes the death of James C Poster a veteran Massachusetts police officer born March 7 1818 in Bristol New Hampshire He joined the city police in May 1854 served in Division and was part of a four brother cadre of officers before retirement in 1855 due to illness Cancer in the stomach caused his death at Mass General Hospital yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tales C. Foster
James C. Poster
Massachusetts General Hospital
Bristol
N. H
Sol
David
Joshua
James
Board of Police
Notable New England Clergyman and Several Naval Veterans Die
The Rev James Doldt of Canterbury N H dies in Orange New Jersey aged 60 0. Born Groton Massachusetts September 60 1809 he graduated Gilmanton Theological Seminary 1841 and was ordained 1845 He served Milton 1848 1869 then Canterbury He leaves a widow a second wife and a married daughter. Also Captain James Westgate Wakefield aged 74 dies formerly a shipmaster and lumber dealer in Wakefield Commander B F Chandler civil engineer USN retired dies of apoplexy at Onset Massachusetts aged 70 widow and two sons survive. Rufus Sargent Newburyport dies in Palatka Florida where he worked on Florida railroad projects He was a prominent Essex County architect leaving a widow and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Doldt
Canterbury
N. H
Orange
N. J
Groton
Mass
Gilmanton Theological Seminary
Milton
James Westgate
Wakefield
New England
B. F. Chandler
U.S. N
Onset
New London
Portsmouth
Charlestown
Rufus Sargent
Newburyport
Palatka
Fla
Essex County
Lie
Pavonia At Her Dock After Stranding Off Rainsford Island
The Cunard steamer Pavonia lay aground off Rainsford Island as divers plugged small holes in the hull with blankets and pumps attempted to raise the vessel. By 1:35 pm wrecking master Captain Lincoln Baker authorized tow toward the city, with tugs and hawser lines aiding the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Pavonia
Rainsford’s Island
Lincoln Baker
William Sprague
Elsie
Ales
Camilla
Pavenia
Woolfenden
Martin
Ashley
Vernon H. Brown
United States
Cunard Line
Traptain McDonald
C. M
Navy Yard
Winsor
Boston
Com- Lly
Discussion of Book Topics at Congregational Sunday School Union
The Congregational Sunday School Superintendents Union met after a 6 o'clock meal, elected new members, and formed a committee to report officers for next year. They planned to attend a church celebration in Woburn Monday, and held a series of talks on biblical texts and translations with several named speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday Sedical Superintendents’ Union
Congregational Sunday School Superintendents’ Union
Woburn
Ernest Portier
C. W. Hill
Bicknell
M Veainard Pratt
Mat Ma
Samuel Usher
Bo OL. Pease
D. G. Vollard
Monster from Gila River Fights Florida Alligator
Washington correspondence reports a rare daytime clash at the Fish Commission building between the 14 inch Gila River Monster lizard and a two year old Florida alligator. The alligator suffered a venomous bite to its fore paw and died after prolonged struggle. the lizard endured severe injuries but survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Fish Commission
Gila River
Arizona
Florida
Lectures on Christian Science by Mrs Choate Opening
Mrs Clara E Choate opens a course of lectures in her parlors at No 3 Wellington street second door from Columbus avenue on Thursday November 4 at 745 pm After a summer in the Berkshire hills Lake George and the White Mountains she returns with increased ability for her present work Her new lecture Scientific Possibilities of Mind Healing given before the Woman's Literary Club of Woburn and at Somerville's Eberly Hall drew favorable criticism and will be published soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara E. Choate
Wellington Street
Columbus Avenue
Berkshire Hills
Lake George
White Mountains
Woman's Literary Club
Woburn
Eberly Hall
Somerville
Cartoonists of New York and Their Penciled Humorists
A New York Times appraisal by Lewis Rosenthal surveys leading cartoonists shaping weekly press satire. It covers Frank Bellew Thomas Worth Michael Woolf James Wales William A Rogers Gillam Keppler Nast and others noting origins styles and shifts from Vanity Fair to Puck and Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New York
Lewis Rosenthal
Sava
Frank Bellew
Indie
Thomas Nant
Rhine
Joseph Keppier
Vienna
Woolf and Herford
Gillam
Sterner
Thomas Worth
Chastag
Bayler
Cupehell
Woe
James A. Wales
Frederick Opper
Edward W. Kemble
W.A. Rogers
West
Ciani
Florentine
Zhomerman
Zim
Ehbmira
S. W. van Sehaick
Van
Albany
Nast
Nicenpler
Woolf
Michael Woolf
Cruikshank
Texas
Eis
Abe
Feesh
Nash
Joseph Kepnier
Puck
Judge
Wales
Blaine
Keppler
Charles J. Taylor
E. Zimmerman
Gaunt A. Jr. Frost
D. A. Mitchell
Lesten
Paris
Ju Maurier
Sance
I Be
Mitchell
Voung
Hivde
Harpers Bazar
Noone
WSWW
Gérérac
Albert FE
Stermer
Oliver Lierford
McVicar
Attwood
Harvard
William A. Rogers
Edward W. Kenble
Lenny Guy Carleton
Mark ‘Twain
Kemble
Court of Inquiry resumes in Ninth Regiment case
Lieutenant McGuire and Adjutant McGuire face further hearing as Captain Parker acts as judge advocate. The Court meets at Ninth Regiment HQ on Thursday at 7 30 PM to resume the charges and specifications against Adjutant McGuire. AY Bartholdi and the French delegation visited Niagara Falls yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuire
Ninth Regiment
Bowdoin S. Parker
Andh Et
Bartholdi
Niagara Falls
Ballon
Woonsocket
Rh. I
James . Ray
Franklin
Mass
Ted Reed
Leominster
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Andrew
Collina
Xptains
New Orleans
Ludson Street
Edward J. Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Common Council
Cunniff
Maguire
Mia
Isaac Reossoski
Ab. Jenkins
Poli
J. Kins
John Fltronan
Hordis
Ray Olray
Cunnitt
Sud
Carnelius Py Sulivan Ducsd
Wet
General Cogswell
Prohkinits
Pont ES Tus Ieee
Feliniemar
Bee
Paynes
Ofalions
Inpd Mercantile
Gols Hunts
Cartoonists OF
Cushman
Whitte & Co
BRUN
Norcross
Weis Price
Ganfield
S and
Europe
Sear
John G Pets
Wa & c
Q. Ho
3H & Co. Hayes
Ae Jerer
James Pyle
New Yorke
Rdal Ais T Paris
Roe
W. Baxer & CO
Dorchester, Hass
Rhode
Amd
TSO
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Ebruggisis
Post Nad Ae
Iisake
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Prp
Milk Street
Boston, Mass
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