Doherty Rally Spars with Bosses in Charlestown Meeting
Charlestown mob fills Monument Hall to back Philip J. Doherty for Senator as he and allies spark a pointed clash with party bosses and overbearing moneyed opposition. O'Sullivan Jones Howard Short and Lovering are hailed for support while Doherty denounces backroom nominations and pledges fair caucuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monument Hall
Charlestown
Philip J. Doherty
Democrats
Doherty
T. Frank Murphy
Murphy
W. N. Osgood
Mr. Osgood
Edward F. O'Sullivan
Lawrence
City Hall
O'Sullivan
Committee On Credentials
Senate
House
Frank W. Jones
Lynn
Suffolk County
John ©. Short
Knights of Labor
Massachusetts
Jones
Robert Howard
Ames
North Ots
Short
Henry B. Lovering
O’sullivan
Howard
Roads
Lovering
Republican Apathy in South Boston Rally
The South Boston Republicans held a last evening rally in Gray's Hall with Charles J. Noyes presiding. Henry Cabot Lodge and George K. Loring spoke on national and state issues, urging turnout and criticizing the current administration, civil service, tariff, and temperance in a tense political scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Gray’s Dall
Charles J. Noyes
Henry Cabot Lodge
George K. Loring
Lodge
Massachusetts
Worcester
Dr. Loring
Gaston
Butler
James G. Blaine
Lovering Victory Cheer Highlighted Franklin County Rally
A monster Democratic mass meeting in Charlemont marked Franklin county as a Republican stronghold for the first time. Candidates Lovering Cutting Corcoran Warner Richmond Crosby addressed the crowd at the Agricultural fair grounds pavilion. Music bands from Orange Shelburne Falls Greenfield. A cavalry escort led the procession and Cleveland and Lovering drew loud cheers. A torchlight march closed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GreenvilLp
Charlemont
Franklin County
Lovering
Cutting
Corcoran
Warner
Richmond
Crosby
Orange
Shelburne Falls
Greenfield
Hillside
Cleveland
Prohibitionists Nominate in Middlesex and Suffolk Districts
The Prohibitionists of the second Middlesex senatorial district nominate Henry A. Inman of Newton for Senator and Chase C. Lyman Snow of Auburndale for the State committee. Suffolk Prohibitionists publish extensive nominations for multiple senatorial districts and wards. Republican caucuses convene in Boston wards. candidates for Representatives emerge from various districts including Middlesex, Worcester, Franklin, and Essex. A Milton protest denounces caucus methods, while Republican rallies and Democrat pickings proceed across towns such as West Roxbury, Clinton, and Cohasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Henry A. Inman
Newton
Chase C. Lyman Snow
Auburndale
State Committee
Asahi Shimbum
Rising Sun
Alan Shimbum
Moxaachnachts
Suffolk County
George L. Small
Thomas F. Anderson
William H. Chadwick
George H. Burke
Eugene H. Clapp
H. M. Glines
W. H. Bessom
Timothy O. Parker
Charles Bennett
James A. Josslyn
Richard C. Starkes
Joseph H. Bickford
Thomas Maxwell
John G. Schafer
Charles W. Goodwin
Charles W. Trafton
R. L. Greene
John W. Young
T. W. D. Jordan
Thomas E. Sharpe
Lyman D
James A. Hathaway
Samuel Roads, Jr
Second
Essex
Milton
Norfolk
Anawan Hall
West Roxbury
Brackett
Linus M. Child
Jonas E. Howe
Clinton
William Blackwell
West Boylston
Worcester
Henry C. Hayes
Sturbridge
George W. Coolidge
West Brookfield
Franklin
Charlemont
Albert H. Temple
Coleraine
Medford
Theodore P. Dresser
Henry W. Smith
Greenwich
Fifth Hampshire
Woburn
David F. Moreland
Fourteenth Middlesex
Plymouth
Cohasset
John Q. A. Lothrop
John D. Long
Somerville
Morse
Joseph Cummings
E. D. Souther
Iiving L. Russell
C. Darling
Opening session of New England Evangelical Sunday School Workers meeting
Two thousand delegates from New England denominations met at Tremont Temple for the first annual New England Evangelical Sunday School Workers gathering. Speakers included Rev F N Peloubet and Prof Luther Townsend on teaching, study methods, and Christ’s miracles, with messages from Moody and Broadus and remarks by Jacobs on plans and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Tremont Temple
New England Evangelical Sunday School Workers
International Committee
F. N. Peloubet
D.D
Natick
Jacobs
United States
J. W. Huamilton
Somerville
Baggies Street
A. F. Schauffler
Dwight L. Moody
John A. Broadus
Notable Guests at Boston Hotels and Meeting
Joseph Hickson of Montreal general manager of the Grand Trunk railroad is registered at the Revere House. Charles Dickens of London, who lectured in the city last evening, stays at the Tremont House. Julius Schroeter of Amsterdam is registered there. Schoolmasters held their regular monthly meeting at the Parker House. Among Parker House guests are Rev. John Hall of New York and Rev. Dr. Randolph and wife of Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hickson
Montreal
Grand Trunk Railroad
Revere House
Charles Dickens
London
Tremont House
Julius Schroeter
Amsterdam
Holland
Parker House
John Hall
New York
Randolph
Newport
John P. Knowles
New Bedford
Western Forge and Tool Works
St. Louis
F.C. Eaton
General Merchandise
Sprague’s Mills
JH. Hirschman
Duluth
Minn
Whipple & Walling
Mapleville
Burrillville
R. I
Newton Earle
J. W. Morrison
Ments
Sibley
H. McKee
Coshocton
of Woodman, True & Co
Portland
Boston
E. 8. Wheeler & Co
New Haven
Conn
New York Wire and Wire
Ameri P
A. B. Parker
Iee
Als
Galpin
C. D. Hague
General
Well stocked market offers bargains at Joseph Cleary’s
A well stocked market attracts buyers with stocks from Boston and New York. The note highlights Joseph Cleary at 24 Congress street as the point to buy or sell on advantageous terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Joseph Cleary
Congress Street
Smyth Case Appeals to Essex County Supreme Court
Professor Egbert C Smyth of Andover Theological Seminary seeks to appeal a board of visitors ruling and obtain a writ of certiorari to compel filing of their report by December 1. The case, heard in Essex County Supreme Judicial Court, may be argued before the full bench in January with a certified record requested for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posvr
Supreme Court
Egbert C. Smyth
Andover Theological Seminary
Board of Visitors
Essex County
Charles Theodore Russell
Smyth
County of Essex
Commonwealth of Massach
Supreme Judicial
Commonwealth
Hegbert C. Smyth
Andover
Brown
Theological Institution
Phillips Academy
J. W. Wellman
H. M. Dexter
Lamphear
J. J. Blaisdell
William Tucker
J. W. Churchill
George Harris
Edward Y. Hincks
Tucker
Churchill
Harris
Jincks
Professor Smyth
Sai
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Hgbert C. Smyth
Phillips Acadimy
Supreme Judicial Court
County of
Essex
Egbert Co. Smyth
Smythusetts
Home Market Club Plans Prizes For Protection Papers
The Home Market Club aims to create a guarantee fund and award prizes for essays and orations on protection. Recipients would include a college undergraduate on policy versus free trade, a manufacturer on industry interests, a worker on wage benefits, a farmer on agriculture, and an Irish American on community support. Special prizes honor top writers across newspapers in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Enland
Draper
New England
How to Improve Your Memory Lecture Begins
Mr Welham Clarke spoke at the Young Women's Christian Association on Memory and How to Improve It. The audience saw three youths he claimed were ordinary children trained by his method to exceptional memories, though no technical details or direct instruction were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welham Clarke
Young Women’s Christian Association
Clarke
Eight-year-old girl rescued from Charles River by bystander doctor
Anna Mason aged eight fell into the Charles River at Revere Street. Dr Cottrell of Hotel Huntington, nearby, heard her cries and leaped into the water to save her, bringing her safely to shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mason
Charles River
Revere Street
Cottrell
Hotel Huntington
Road race ends with single finisher amid crashes
The twenty four hour bicycle road race ended yesterday morning with Hollingsworth as the sole remaining starter. Neilson was thrown from his machine causing injuries to others, and Rhoades retired due to eye trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollingsworth
Neilson
Rhoades
PERFECT WORK in every part of the United States Watch Co.
The notice proclaims the Waltham Watch Co. product as a benchmark of quality across the United States, praising workmanship and reliability. It highlights the brand’s national reputation and suggests consistent performance in timekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Watch Co
Waltham Watch
Convict Labor Law Takes Effect At Charlestown Prison
The new convict labor law began at Charlestown State prison and other state reformatories. Warden Russell notes crowding in disused shops with reading material while forbidding new machinery and outside contracts. The law limits industries, sets wage handling, and requires a yearly report from the general superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Russell
Reformatory
House of Correction
General Superintendent of Prisons
Houses of Correction
City notes and local incidents highlighted in October receipts
October receipts from the secretary of state's department show licenses 1287, license transfers 17, corporations 103450, commissions 490, limited partnerships 5, miscellaneous 6266, totaling 289616. Various local items follow including embezzlement charges, streetcar collisions, court dismissals, exhibitions, and civic meetings with multiple named individuals and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State’s Department
John King
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of
Gloucester
East Cambridge
Tremont Street
Brattle Street
Holmes & Blanchard
Beverly Street
Municipal Court
CITIES OF SPAIN lecture explores Castile Burgos and Castilian life
Mrs Abba Goold Woolson opens a course on The Historic Cities of Spain in Hawthorne rooms detailing Spain's geography and history from Rome to modern Castilian life. She highlights Castile and Burgos, the Cid story, Santiago chapel, and Queen Isabella’s era, with sympathy for beggars and a note on audience attendance limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abba Goold Woolson
Spain
Hawthorne
Prescott
Europe
Castile
Burgos
the Cid
Santiago
Nicodemus
Isabella
America
Boston Book-keepers' Association Holds First Meeting
The Boston Book-keepers' Association opened its season with a meeting at the Quincy House. The main aim was to offer a premium on an as yet unnamed subject on accounts, open to non-members. A committee of Jewett Drake Quevellon and Mallon was tasked to finalize plans and report later. The secretary is H. V. McDonald of 54 Waltham street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Book-keepers’ Association
Quincy House
Francis A. Jewett
L. A. Drake
J. V. Quevellon
E.G. Mallon
H. V. McDonald
Waltham Street
Fleming Pleads Guilty in Manslaughter Case
Peter H. Fleming pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the Superior Criminal Court for the killing of Timothy Cunningham. Judge Bacon sentenced him to twelve months' hard labor in the house of correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter H. Fleming
Timothy Cunningham
Superior Criminal Court
Bacon
House of Correction
Tax REVERE House’s Status as Top Hotel Revealed
The Tax REVERE House is widely known as one of the best hotels in the country, celebrated for its service, accommodations, and prominent position in the hospitality sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Revere House
Carnival of the Seasons opens at Horticultural Hall
A meeting at Youngs Hotel promotes the Carnival of the Seasons opening on the 14th at Horticultural Hall. Tickets for opening grant a season pass. Salem Cadet Band and Hungarian Gypsy Band perform. High School Cadets assist in the café. Booths depict seasons with costume decor. Proceeds aid the Home for Aged Couples, which received a cow donation from Henry Tudor. Final planning meetings set for Friday at Union Park and Tuesday at Horticultural Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young’s Hotel
Horticultural Hall
Salem
Henry Tudor
Johnson
Union Park
Sargent v Stone and Bay State Hardware Case Dismissed
In equity proceeding Joseph B. Sargent and others sue Isaac Stone and Bay State Hardware over 1870s consignments and test of accounts. Jury trial docket called before Judge Nelson. no case ready for trial. Large portion of list continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Sargent
Isaac Stone
Bay State Hardware Company
J. C. Hammond
George F. Hoar
D. W. Bond
Nelson
Supreme Judicial Court Essex Docket Opens Civil Session
The Essex county docket was taken up by the Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth on November 1 with criminal cases disposed of and civil cases beginning. Chief Justice Morton presided along with Justices Field Allen Allen and Holmes Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morton
C. J
Field
W. Allen
C. Allen
Holmes
Essex County
Superior Court First Session October 31 1884 Blodgett et al vs Slater Woollen Co
Frances Gould sues Slater Woollen Co in tort for 5000 alleging cloth poisoning of face throat and hands during manufacture after purchasing fabric. verdict directed for defendant. Other cases listed include Mary Farley v Martin over obstruction and multiple docket entries with various defendants and plaintiffs in Boston court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blodgett
Frances FE. Gould
Slater Woollen Company
EH. B. Callendar
L. Girardin
Hopkins
Mary Farley
John Martin
Merrimac Street
J. A. Maxwell
T. J. Gargan
P. M. Keating
Townsend
King
Clifford
Kelley
Abrams
Lozowski
Shattuck
Rand
Connolly
Boston R
O' Dowd
O'Dowd
Hammond
N. A. Plympton Et al
William F. Dunn
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
J. G. Holt
W. C. Greene
Dols Gargan
Pat M. Keating
Julia J. Honey
City of
Boston
Washington Street
Manover
V. M. Keating
T. M. Babson
Lewis Blake
J. Reed Whipple
Jury verdicts and trial schedule in Middlesex Superior Court
In Middlesex Superior Court on November 1 Judge Pitman presided. Verdict for Hennessey against Mass Catholic Order of Foresters for 1040 dollars. Bell against City of Malden pending. Fall against Hamner on trial. McCarty against B and L Railroad Co. short list of jury cases to finish this term. Motions and remaining Lowell cases on Nov 7. Cambridge court list to be taken up on Nov 9. first three pages in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennessey_ vs. Mass. Cath
Order of Foresters
Bell
City of Malden
Fall
Hamner
McCarty
Lowell
Cambridge
Dairy and market at Horticultural Hall fair site
A new feature at the Work ing Girls Home fair at Horticultural Hall offers a free admission dairy and market. It displays groceries at market prices with free delivery across the city, and includes a prisoners table run by Mrs Duran formerly of the city prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
Duran
City
Woodbury
South
Boston
Italy
Union
Brattleboro
L. Field
Rebecca
Wendell Phillips Memorial Hall Moves Toward Incorporation
Friends of the late Wendell Phillips push to form a building association to honor him. A meeting at N. E Close residence led to the creation of The Phillips Hall Association with nominated corporators and directors. By-laws draft adopted. next meeting slated for November 10 at 13 Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Phillips
N. E B. Close
Walnut Street
Phillips Hall Association
E. M. Chamberlain
Warren Johnson
E. M. White
P. O’ Neill Larkin
A. H. Grimpky
Fay
B. F. Butler
A. A. Miner
John Boyle O'Reilly
N. E. Chase
Mary A. Livermore
Nurses Visit England Proposed by St Pauls Chapel Trip
At St Pauls Church the Rev Father Osborne led city nurses on a London themed excursion at a lower rate than typical tours. They toured the Thames scenes including Westminster Abbey St Pauls Cathedral the Tower of London and a view of the Queen's jewels. A hospital work review and a London tour of Westminster Palace and St Thomas hospital were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Father Osborne
England
Thames
Charing Cross” Hotel
Westminster Abbey
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Peter
Paul
Tower of London
London
Westminster
St.Thomas’s Hospital
Panorama of Yellowstone Park Exhibit at Tremont Temple
The panorama by Professor Clausen of Minneapolis will be shown in Tremont Temple on Wednesday and Friday evenings this week. It surveys Yellowstone Park from the Northern Pacific railroad area through hot springs, lakes, peaks, geysers, the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone Lake in highly realistic paintings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Clausen
Minneapolis
Tremont Temple
Great Park
Northern Pacific
Grand Canon
Yellowstone Lake
Closing prices of mining stocks in San Francisco market
San Francisco reports the official closing prices for today’s mining stocks. Entries include Best & Belcher at 6 3/4, Gould & Curry at 2 1/2, Hale & Norcross near 3 1/4, North Belle Isle around 10 1/4, and other names such as Union Con and Mono listed with fractional quotes reflecting the day’s trading activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Deek Bly
Ophir
Ee Cere Evens
Best & Belcher
Poloss
Eee
Con. Cal
Savage
Ees
Union Con
Sess
Gould & Curry
Aly
Utan
North Belle Isle
Hale & Norcross
Mono
Fur-Trimmed Over Coat Offers by Simmons & Co
If you are intending to buy a fur trimmed over coat this season examine those offered by Messrs. G. W. Simmons & Co. at 32 to 44 North street. They are handsome garments with prices extremely low from 50 to 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
How Ben Butler Got Rich
General Butler recounts bank advice to buy real estate at public auctions with limited funds and promises of notes, noting it compelled thrift and built Lowell holdings. Then remarks warn that risks exist but prudent use of notes can support ventures. cites C D Dewey praising Warner's Safe Cure after illness and urging youth to act prudently to meet note obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Butler
Lowell
Mass
Butler
C. D. Dewey
Johnston Harvester Company
Batavia
N. Y
Warner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Isex County
Supreme Court of E
Home Market Club
Gsor Clausen
Jerome Hyarty
Preble Hall
Priest
Malden
Martin Luther Lodge No. 70
Orangemen
Pythian Hall
Robert Cox
James Ray
Quincy
New Era Hall
Franklin Fins
Martin John
Commercial Wharf
Fins
Mr. Fins
East Boston
Indian Orchard
Atlantic Cotton Mills
John Fisk
Old South Meeting House
Veteran Firemen’s Association
Old State House
W. Bates
Hallett
Pearan
Frank Gorman
Robert Burchell
O’brien
Black
Vorsaith
Luther Hutchins
George Munroe
Hutchins
Cities OF
E.G. Walker
E. E. Brown
H. E. Swasey
Seymour W. Stevens
Morrill
Kennedy
Stevens
Crowley
Toomey
Chandler
Boardman
Allen
McKenna
Wright
Lothrop
Garrity
Bath
McMahon
Schell
Sanborn
Mahoney
Lancey
Lavender
Stein
Morrell
Highland Foundry Co
Mason
Flesham
Lane
Blackstone National Bank
Roberts
Security Bank of Minnesota
Fogg
Thorndike
Wells Memorial Ass'n
Newhall
Smith
Coffee
Batchelder
Swig
Farrar
Town of Ai
Lambert
Gay
Desha Li
Jordan
Wilson
Gill
National Therm. M. Co
Rogers
Gibbs
Haines
Fleming
Jon
Boston Book-Keepers
United States Circuit Court
Cout. J
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Pitman, J
Yellowstone
California
Ayes &Sons
Ben Butler
Adams & Westlake
Jquarters
Cornhill
Paris
Ker
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Salem Lead Company
F. A. Brown
Treas
Salem, Manes
Baeder, Adamson & Co
Milk Street
Jocket
Aaron AL Gay & CO
State Street
Mechanics’ Fair
Mpany
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