Democrats Rally in Jamaica Plain Endorsing Tariff Reform
A large Democratic and Independent rally at Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain featured speaker Morse praising the party line on tariff reform and Lincoln era pledges. John F Andrew followed, attacking rivals while urging a 5 percent tariff reduction to aid industry and workers with emphasis on New England mills and free materials.
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Jamaica Plain
Curtis Hall
John T. Wheelwright
Robert M. Morse
Morse
Newton
Massachusetts
Beard
Republican Party
Himelf
Senate
Morrison
House
Washington
John Quincy Adams
District of Columbia
Congress
Democratic Party
Europe
Republic
John F. Andrew
Andrew
Murchison- West
Cleveland
Home Market Club
New England
Arthur
Reublican Party
Wilson
Grover Clevelan
John W. Corcoran
Godfrey Morse
Lt. N. Hill
City Notes on Yachts Streets Lectures and Police Relief
The Mayflower lies idle at Lawley basin as plans to convert to a schooner are dropped. Without new city funds Commonwealth Avenue and Boylston Street construction may halt. Police Relief Association votes death benefit for widow of Samuel E. Browne. A freight-car mishap damaged a wall costing about $200 with no injuries. Harvard University calendar lists lectures and services from Nov 4 to Nov 9 including Unitarian and forensic topics and student debates.
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Lawley’s
Commonwealth Avenue
Boylston Street
Police Relief Association
Samuel E. Browne
Chicago
Channing Hall
C. Beach
Dedham
The
Old Colony
Harvard University
Appleton Chapel
Phillips Brooks
D.D
Broo
Wadsworth House
Semitic Seminary
Lyon
New
Lowell Street
University
Royce
Sevel
Mohammed
Sof
Upper Boylston
F. E. Lee
C. Huntress
G. W. A. Bunker
E. L. Jellinek
Divinity School Library
Harvard Union
Divinity School
Colored Republicans ratification fizzles in Ward 11 meeting
The Ward 11 Paine Memorial Hall gathering for A W Beard’s third district nomination drew under fifty voters at eight and never filled. John A Nowell urged quicker action while a deputation of colored speakers escorted him from the platform. Beard later spoke on electing a Republican congressman and fairness for all races.
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A. W. Beard
Ward 11
Paine Memorial Hall
John A. Nowell
J. J. Barney
J. Cowan
Ward 9
Phoro
Beard
Congress
House of Representatives
Mississippi
Georgia
South Carolina
Texas
Lousiana
Washington
Andrew
John F. Andrew
Harvard Athletes Fall Handicap Meet at Holmes Field
The Harvard Athletic Association holds a fall handicap meeting this afternoon at 3 p.m. on Holmes field. Entries include sprinters Hawes Allen Bodley Rich Page Stead Wells Moen Lee and others in events from the 100 yards to mile runs and a two mile bicycle race.
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Harvard Athletic Association
Holmes Field
Hawes
Allen
Bodley
Rich
Page
Stead
Wells
Moen
Lee
Davis
Brown
Greenleaf
Jum
Dustan
White
wan—Wood
Hale
Bates
Howe
Endicott
Rhoades
Dodge
Gorham
Davenport
Duane
White Gesetee
Henshaw
Bean
Dickerman
Mandell
Wright
Sub-Agent Walter Hall Vanishes Amid Missing Funds
Walter Hall, sub-agent for the Yar mouth Steamship Co, has not been seen since Thursday morning. He is not related to the John G. Hall & Co firm at 64 Chatham Street, who act as company agents. A shortage of about $1000 appears in his accounts, and his disappearance is sudden, shocking those who trusted him.
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Walter Hall
Yarmouth Steamship Company
John G. Hall & Co
Chatham Street
Sunday Notices From Arlington Street Churches and Partners
Religious services listed across Arlington Street and adjacent venues. Preachers include Rev. Brooke Herford at 10:30 a.m. and Rev. Gordon at 8 p.m. with evening topics on national life and consolation after the presidential election. Also notices for Bowdoin Square Tabernacle and Y M C A events with lectures, prayer meetings, and Sunday school sessions featuring leaders such as H. F. Williams and Joseph Stewart. All welcome.
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Arlington Street
Brooke Herford
Barrist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
M. R. Deming
D. Gordon
D.D
Institute
Chardon Street
Ashinan
Boylston and
Berkele
Court sees hung jury in high seas assault case
United States Circuit Court on November 2 heard William F. Macomber accused of assault with a harpoon aboard the barkentine Francis A. Barstow and William D. McCoy was acquitted. Sarah J. McNeal was found guilty of selling liquor without a license. Jurors excused to November 13 for further criminal and civil cases.
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United States Circuit Court
Nelson
William F. Macomber
Barkentine
Francis A. Barstow
William D. McCoy
Sarah J. McNeal
Rounds in Superior Court Civil Terms and Criminal Sentences
A long panel of Superior Court cases from the November sessions covers tort damages for injuries unloading a vessel, towing disputes, and multiple civil actions. Notable verdicts include Bernard Naughton v White for $4500 and Jonathan Chase v Hariman for $666. Criminal sessions report liquor-law fines for three defendants.
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Superior Court
Mason
Bernard Naughton
William W. White
South Boston
F Paige
Elias Merwin
Jonathan, Chase
Ira W. Harriman
Longsland Light
Campbell's Dock
Chelsea
J. W. O'Brien
J. M. Browne
Quincy M
Masse
Hatch
Chapman
Marshall
Boston
S. J. Thomas
P. Sampson
W. Loring
R. M
F. G. Holcombe
G. E. Abbott
John Federhenn
Johanna Negrina
John F. Colby
J. P. J. Ward
Mitchell
Winthrop
Brooks
Durgan
Shore Land Co
Hirsch
Pratt
Lewis
Jewett
Bramhall
Morse
Kimball
Bangs
Abbott
Bradley
Bond
Brothers
Ruller
Forbes
Chase
Cartwright
Cow's
Mass
Poor
Hussey
Harrington
Casey
Williamstown
Lathrop
Wilson
Brigham
Hobbs
Emerson
Warsden
McKay
Robinson
Sweeney
Bank of New Brunswick
Young
Dunbar
Henry Dee
Weeks
Sidney Smith
Joseph ©. Delano
New Bedford
F. S. Hesseltine
A. F E. Dennison
Superior Criminal Court
Dewey
Peter J. Rourke
Timothy J. Kearfe
J. H. Deane
Lowell defendants face lewdness and other penalties in Superior Court
In Middlesex Superior Court on November 1 Bri1GHaM C J Antoine Carbona and Annie O'Donnell of Lowell were fined 200 dollars and ordered to reform prison for women for one year and six months respectively for lewdness. Thomas Purcell of Lowell received six months for common drunkenard. Rufus N Wiggins of Cambridge was sentenced to six months for escape from the house of correction.
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Superior Criminal Court
Middlesex County
Bri1gham
C.J. Antoine Carbona
Annie O'Donnell
Lowell
Thomas Purcell
Court Sittings and Jury Waived Case List
Supreme Judicial Court in Middlesex County will session on Saturday November 8 with all matters ready. Superior Court in Middlesex County on November 2 lists case McCart vs Squire as on trial and jury waived cases to be called next Wednesday at 9 30 in the morning with first ten cases proceeding after the current trial.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Middlesex County
Holmes
Lowell men arraigned on varied offenses in reformatory court
John H. Welch of Lowell breaking and entering Massachusetts reformatory. William Sweeney of Lowell assault with intent to kill Massachusetts reformatory. John Barrett of Lowell assault and battery four months. Peter McKearney of Lowell liquor keeping fifty dollars and costs. Patrick Keeney of Lowell liquor keeping seventy five dollars and costs. John M. Chase of Lowell larceny house of correction one year. Bernard Owler of Lowell larceny State prison one year one day solitary. The court now stands adjourned to Wednesday morning next.
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John H. Welch
Lowell
Massachusetts Reformatory
William Sweeney
John Barrett
Peter McKearney
Patrick Keeney
John M. Chase
House of Correction
Bernard Owler
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange Meeting Actions
The Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange will hold a 2 PM meeting with committees to discuss selling grapes by the basket instead of by the pound. Election returns due next Tuesday will be received at the exchange and displayed to members until midnight. The Museum of Comparative Zoology at Cambridge will be closed on Sundays.
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Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Museum OF Comparative Zoology
Jnti
Cambridge
Girls' Industrial Club Reopens Activities at St Andrew's
The Girls' Industrial Club of St Andrew's Church and Trinity parish resumes winter meetings in the new St Andrew's building at 38 Chambers Street. A large parlor, open fire, and a hall host weekly tableaux games and romps while dispensary work expands. New members under 26 years may join November 8 at 7 PM paying a $1 fee. classes in millinery dressmaking embroidery knitting crocheting bookkeeping telegraphing stenography and singing are planned along with games and music.
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St. Andrew’s Church
Trinity Parish
St. Andrew’s
Chambers Street
Plan to move Southern Negroes to Northwest farms
A meeting at the YMCA lecture room heard D McD Lindsey of North Carolina describe the plight of Southern Negroes and proposed transporting them to Northwest farming districts to become thrifty workers. Dr Duryea and others supported the plan and discussed public presentation strategies.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
D. McD. Lindsey
North Carolina
Northwest
Duryea
Boston Symphony to Perform Light Music at Young People's Concert
The Boston Symphony Orchestra will present a programme of light music at Music Hall next Wednesday afternoon. The bill features Mampa, Sylvia Ballet Music, Bizet's Lannhauser march and L Arlesienne, with vocal numbers by Parker. Expected to attract a large audience.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Music Hall
John Fiske Lectures Begin In Ol History Series
Mr. John Fiske will lecture in Ol history beginning at 11 a m and continuing morning to Dec 15. He will deliver six lessons at South course in American Saturday Nov 10 and each Saturday thereafter. Topics include Thomas Hutchinson Royal Governor Lee the Allure of Fortune and more reflecting on American democracy and notable figures such as Andrew Jackson Daniel Webster and frontier themes.
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John Fiske
Fiske
Thomas Hutchinson
Roya
Lee
Massachusetts
Tyler
Charles Drew Jackson
Frontiers
Andrew Jackson
Tip
Daniel Webster
Unclear report on two men found dead near railroad area
Disjointed fragment describes two men found dead near a railroad and on Phillips street with uncertain circumstances. Mentions old Roxbury crossing, a train, and local addresses along with a torchlight parade in Boston. Details are garbled and partly unreadable.
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Colony
Old
Phillips Street
Old Roxbury Crossing
Theoseph
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Boston Post
Massachusetts Title Insurance CO
A. Rand
Hl J. Bradlee
Arnold
the Mather Electric CO
American Waltham Watch Co
H. B. Staflin & Co
D. Warren & Co
Plimpton Mfg
Cheney Bros
State Almshouse
State Reformatory
Globe Yarn Mills
Providence
Seneca
Whitcomb Envelope Co
Wachus Tt Shirt Co
Border Mfg. Co
Waltham
New York
Hartford
Manchester
Conn
Tewksbury
Sherborn
St. Paul
Minn
Fall River
R. I
Worcester
Leominster
Pall River
Claflin & Kimball
Summer ST
Philadelphia
Grinnell Automatic
Watkins
Milk ST
Henry J. Miller
Charles Burgher
Paine Memorial Mall
Harvard
Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylaton Street
Andrew Gray
Episcopal Church
Britain
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Discretes
A.D. Mayo
Newbury
Exeter
Temple Fraternity
Lake
General Lafayette
Tople
J. D. Feitox
Boston Music Hall
Secoxp Chrach
Copley Square
Edward A. Horton
Pistor
South Congregational Curren
Newbury Street
Exeter Street
Tremont ‘VemeLe
Emory J. Haynes
A. m
Gilman
Waite
Shepard
Banigan
Rudy
Coffin
Reinstein
Oelsheger
Ferguson
Marrin
Green
Aiken
Boston & , M. RR
Pulsifer
Bullard
Davis & Hunt
Coburn
Wagner
Same
McSherry
Boston & Albany RR
Ridge
Mond
Eradicott
Laymeher
Sears
O'Connor
Floyd
Holden
Walton
Middlesexoanty
the Girls’ Industrial Club
W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Taylor
Chester H. Graves
Edison
Kendall & Slade
Systems of Electric
Bailey
Leis Washingti
Oak Grove
Oak Grove Farm
Paris
Baker’s
Grocere
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
James F. C. Hyde
Washington ST
Electric Motor Co
Pearl St
Weaee Agas
James Pyle
Ruler, Holter & Elect
Edison Illuminating Co
Arch Street
Ss. Huckins & Co. Mill
Ofice
Border Street
State St
Gas Lighting Co
Arch ST
Boston, Mass
Cushing Process Company
Cushing Process
the Winner Investment CO
William H. Parmenter
State Stree
the Eastern Banking
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T Merrihew
Arer
J. W. Horne
Tremont Street
Bostote Rubel Bros
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