Speaking to the Masses at Turn Hall Democratic rally
A large Democratic meeting at Turn Hall features remarks by William E. Russell Edward Donovan and others. Russell defends personal liberty and equal rights and attacks McKinley tariff impacts while charging Republican Representatives from Massachusetts with disloyalty on iron and steel policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Russell
Edward J. Donovan
Dr. Lasker
O'Neil
Owen A. Galvin
Turn Hall
Russell
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Williams Speaks at Milford Rally Attacks Milford Times
The Milford Democrats hosted a rally at Music Hall to honor George Fred Williams. He challenged the Milford Times editor over alleged attempts to buy editorial support with an affidavit from Marlboro witness Michael Quirk noting threats over 800 dollars. Williams pressed Brackett’s stance on the lobby and criticized Republicans for defending it. A letter from Brockton mayor James Stratton praised Williams and urged Ninth District voters to reject McKinley tariff supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marboro
Michael Quirk
Marlboro
Sass
Joseph Galligher
Milford
Williams
Enah Ieaus
H.B. Endicott
Robert M. Burnett
Willams
Hin. M. Quirk
Mass
Middlesex Ss
Young, Fay
Justice of the Peace
Brackett
Douglas
Brockton
James I’. Stratton
National Congress
Ninth District
Ninth
Massachusetts
Walliams
Cais
New England
Republican Congress
Harrison
West
South
Carneies
Goulds
Quays
Everett rallies for tariff reform in New England towns
Dr William Everett addressed Winchester Down Hall and Medford Opera House crowds denouncing the McKinley bill as a higher tax. He praised Russell and Lodge criticisms of Reed methods. Speakers included David Moreland Frank Hatch A F Sise Donovan of Lowell and Sherman Hoar. He warned on the force bill and spoke of regional tariff concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Winchester
Medford
William Everett
Lodge
Senate
Russell
Messrs
David &. Moreland
Frank E. Hatch
A. F. Sise
Medford Opera House
Frank EB. Hatch
Reed
Donovan
Lowell
Andrew
Sherman Hoar
Noonday Rally at Faneuil Hall to Be Presided By Lee
A Democratic rally is set at Faneuil Hall at noon with Colonel Henry Lee presiding. Speakers include Dr. William Everett, George Fred Williams, and Sherman Hoar. Citizens list many attendees and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Hall
Henry Lee
William Everett
George Fred Williams
Sherman Hoar
Samuel ©. Cobb
Moses Willams
Thomas &. Proctor
Jere Abbott
Thomas B. Fitz
B.D. Jordan, Jr
Otis E., Weld
Phneas Pierce
Hugh O’brien
Edwin K. DeLong
W. E. Simmons
Francis V. Parker
Harvey N. Shepard
Jacob
Rogers
William Minot
Dr. J. Q.adams
Robert Codman
Nathaniel N. Thayer
Waldo Higginson
F. O. Prince
Charles ©. Jackson
Charles A. Welch
Charles E. Guild
Samuels. Warner
Henry C. Weston
Moorfield Storey
Colonel French at Newburyport Rally Review
The Democratic rally at City Hall Newburyport Saturday evening featured Hon Jonas H French as principal speaker. He criticized Republican election cases before the Fifty first Congress, argued Speaker Reed's verdict dominated legislation, predicted Lodge would regret the force bill, urged northern immigration to address the negro question, and condemned current campaign officials' activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
Newburyport
Jonas H. French
Reed
Lodge
Carmpalszo
Democratic Rally at Hyde Park in Everett Hall
The Hyde Park Democrats held the last campaign rally in Everett Hall on Saturday evening led by speaker Robert Bleakie. He argued against a wool tax, asserting it adds 26 million dollars to import costs. He noted Ohio sheep raising fell 45 percent and California wool clips declined from 66,660,970 pounds in 1876 to 61,000,000-plus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Everett Hall
Robert Bleakie
Ohio
California
Hoar Coveney Rally At Institute Hall East Cambridge
A rally for Senate candidates Sherman Hoar and John W Coveney was held at Institute Hall East Cambridge on Saturday night. Speeches were delivered by Sherman Hoar Alderman James E Aylward John H Pence Joann W Coveney Congressman Joseph H O Neil and Senator Edward J Donovan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoar and Coveney
Sherman Hoar
John W. Coveney
Senate
Institute Hall
East Campridge
James E. Aylward
John H. Pence
Joann W. Coveney
Joseph H. O'Neil
Edward J. Donovan
Rally at Brighton for Cronan in Suffolk district
An enthusiastic rally supporting Democratic candidate John F. Cronan for Senator in the eighth Suffolk district was held in the Brighton courtroom Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
John F. Cronan
Suffolk
Democratic Rallies Hit Several Venues Across Woburn and Quincy
Democratic events drew crowds at Lyceum Hall in Woburn Hancock Hall in Quincy and Spelman Hall Ward 13 Gray's Hall Ward 14. Speakers included Representative Michael J McEttrick Thomas D Hevey Josias Quincy Thomas Gargan Frank K Foster and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. McEttrick
Thomas D. Hevey
Fourteenth
Woburn
Lyceum Hall
Josias Quincy
Thomas J. Gargan
Frank K. Foster
Hancock Hall
Quincy
McNary
Spelman Hall
Ward
Gray's Hall
Ward 14
McDonough
Cee of
Lynn
A. N. Pillar
C. C 4Yuch
Custom House in Politics in Massachusetts Campaign
A Boston era report details Custom House officials openly campaigning for Republican tickets in Massachusetts, contrasting with President Cleveland’s restraint. Names cited include Collector Alanson Beard, Deputy John Swift, Edward Fitzwilliams, Charles Litchman, and Frank Orcutt, with notes on Saltonstall’s prior restrictions and Spaulding’s responses to veteran voting issues. A letter from A A Putnam discusses veteran sentiment and the Grand Army, while Spaulding disputes a soldier’s speech remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Howland
Chelsea
Commonwealth
Custom House
William M. Olin
Saltonstall
Cleveland
Alanson W. Beard
John L. Swift
Edward Fitzwilliams
Republic 'N State Committee
School Street
Treasury Department
Charles H. Litchman
Frank D. Currier
New Hampshire
Republican State Committee
Naval Office
Internal Revenue
Frank E. Orcutt
Melrose
EK. G. Frothingham
Haverhill
Republican City Committee
Messenger Flanagan
Collector’s Department
J. J. McCarthy
Massachusetts
United States
Discourse on Years of Discretion at Church of the Disciples
The Rev. Charles G. Ames opened eight Sunday evening lectures for youth with a talk on Coming to Years of Discretion. He posed tests for self discipline, trust in handling others affairs, and living by fixed principles, urging self reliance and ongoing self improvement. He cited thinkers on thinking clearly and self control, noting that years of discretion are always incomplete. Next week's lecture will cover Getting Acquainted with One's Self.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Disciples
Charles G. Ames
Philospher
Goethe
Sevihia Brings 84 Cabin and 317 Steerage Passengers Home
The Cunard steamer Sevihia arrived in port with 84 cabin and 317 steerage travelers. Cabin list names include Mrs G W Aspin, L Birkmaier, John J Birkma, C L Borden, A H Borden, F G Curtis and Alfred Curtis among others. Also listed are Mrs Helen R K Curtis, Mrs Mary Curtis, Mr Gleeson, Miss Anna Hill, Master Hill, Johnson, Miss Hannah Ptei, Miss E M shove, and several couples with Mrs J Warden, Mr and Mrs J Webb Jr, Miss L A Borden, Miss Brayton, Miss Chapman, and more. The Rev M O'Brien and Mrs Pfeiffer with child appear, as well as the White family and servants marked in the cabin roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Sevihia
Mowss
G. W. Aspin
L. Birkmaier
John J Birkma
C. L. Borden
A. H. Borden
F. G. Curtis
Alfred Curtis
Helen RK. Curtis
Mary Curtis
Gleeson
Hill
Anna
Master Hill, Johnson
George A. Johnson
Hannah Ptei
E. M. Shove
J. Warden
J Webb, Jr
L. A. Borden
Brayton
Chapman
Rovert
L'Angelus Sold for 150000 in Paris Negotiations
Negotiations between Paris parties and J. Sutton of the American Art Association concluded last Friday. The painting L'Angelus sold for 150000 to French buyers. A cable report confirmed the sale, with further particulars expected by mail. It will remain on exhibition with the Verestchagin Collection at Arena building, Tremont street, until orders arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
J. #. Sutton
American Art Association
L’angelus
France
L’ Angelus
Denniie
Verestchagin
Arena
Tremont Street
Coal Question Letter Prods Massachusetts Politicians
East Walpole paper-maker Charles S Bird writes to Congressman Pillsbury asking for facts on coal costs and protection. He argues Canadian coal could be used in New England if duty-free and cites local mills consuming 10,000 tons yearly while contending Pennsylvanian coal may be overtaxed. the letter ends with Bird’s claim that free Canadian coal would see substantial usage in New England. The piece also notes political tempers in Greenfield as eleventh district race heats up with Walker Spaulding and Coolidge shaping the contest.
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Massachusetts
Putnam
Spaulding
Post
Velane
Walker
Grand Army
Indorfeiment
Congress
Spanlaing
Coolidge
Charles
Bird
East Walpole
A. E. Pillsbury
Holyoke
Nova Scotia
Boston
F. W. Bird & Son
Hollingsworth & Vose
Pennsylvania
New England
New Isingland
Greenfield
Eleventh
Dudge A. A. Putnam
Uxprina
Y. G. Spaulding
Northampton
Lodge
Dr Gregg to resign from Park Street Church
Rev Dr David Grese is set to leave Park Street Church and accept the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian call in Brooklyn. He told a Post reporter he would likely read a resignation at Friday's meeting. Debate over altering the church building and securing income may split the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Grese
Park Street
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Post
Muc
Dr. Gregg
Gregg
Presbyterian
John Hall
Cuyler
Jesus
Voices of the Spirit sermon at Church of the Unity
The Rev. Henry G. Spaulding preached on Voices of the Spirit from John iii 8. He compared divine voices to the wind and urged openness to many sources of grace including poetry nature friendship and noble deeds. He urged steady effort to turn spiritual vision into action and obedience to truth and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Spaulding
Church of the Unity
Brandmaid
Shakspere
George Shiot
Christ
Republicans rally at West Somerville hall
A West Somerville rally in Clarendon Hall featured Governor Brackett George A Marden James A Fox and Charles W Kinsley. Brackett argued about the lobby and challenged Mr Russell to prove Republican responsibility while defending the party against Democratic blame. Pierce and Lodge spoke at Dorchester Music Hall urging Pierce amid tariff and currency debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon Hall
West Somerville
Governor Brackett
George A. Marden
James A. Fox
Charles W. Kinsley
Brackett
Russell
Republican Party
Union
National Capital
Mr. Russell
Crapo
Ames
Beverly
Waterman
Sin
Steveitis
Congress
Senate
E. L. Pierce
Buttonholing a political badge at Arlington
Congressman Greenhalge declared I am a Republican I accept the responsibility It has no weight It has no load I wear it as I would a flower in my buttonhole The remark invites a tongue in cheek reading about the pearl button and protectionist rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenhalge
Arlington
Roxbury Republican Rally Supports Pierce for Congress
At the Dudley Street Opera House a Republican rally saluted E L Pierce for Congress with speeches by President Horace G Allen and ex Governor John D Long. They defended tariff policy, touted Reed for Speaker, and urged voters to back GOP aims amid calls for the force bill and tariff progress. General John L Swift closed remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Reed
Long
United States
Congressman Lodge
John L. Swift
Faneuil Hall Crowded for Republican Speakers Saturday
Ex Governor Robinson presided at Faneuil Hall noon gathering where Republicans urged government aid to protect life liberty and pursuit of happiness for all citizens including Black voters in Alabama. He framed force bill as ensuring fair counting rather than party control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Hall
Robinson
Bay State
Alabama
America
Politicians Rally At Norfolk Club And Somerville Meeting
The Norfolk Club hosted political oratory with General Cogswell Captain Fox and Judge Drew praising Reed’s tariff approach and protection. Somerville Republicans gathered in Odd Fellows Hall with James A. Fox Senator Hoar and Congressman Greenhalge, Fox touting tin plate and labor capital, Hoar defending the McKinley bill and federal election law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk Club
Parker’s
General Couswell
Salem
James A. Fox
Cambridge
Judge Drew
New York
Cogswell
Reed
Drew
Somerville
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Winter Hill
Senator Hoar
Greendale
Edward Glines
Fox
Toto
Augustus Russ
Hoarim
Greenhalge
Republican Rallies Extend Across Towns
At Marblehead a procession moved to Abbott Hall for speeches by Willard Howland of Chelsea and William Cogswell of Salem. Greenfield hosted the final rally with Northampton’s Jimothy Gridley Spaulding as lead speaker. Beara spoke in Haverhill City Hall, Lynn’s EF Jayes offered a brief address, and Morse spoke in North Abington endorsing the index on iron industry decay tied to coal and iron duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Abbott Hall
Willard Howland
Chelsea
William Cogswell
Salem
Greenfield
Jimothy Gridley Spaulding
Northampton
Congress
Eleventh
Collector Beara
Haverhill
City Hall
EF. B. Jayes
Lynn
Morse
North Abington
New England
Cordage interests meet to discuss private combine
A private meeting at Young's Hotel drew cordage manufacturing leaders from New England and parts of New York, with speculation that a combine was being formed. The Massachusetts Free Church Association holds its annual meeting at 3 30 this afternoon at 6 Hamilton place. Full country election returns will be shown at the Boston Theatre tomorrow night. Alfred P. Burbank and Nella Brown-Pond perform in Star Course tonight. Reverend George A. Crawford spoke at Music Hall yesterday on The Irrepressible Conflict Which Shall Surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New York
Young's Hotel
Massachusetts
The
Free Church Association
Hamilton Place
Boston
Alfred P. Burbank
Nella Brown-Pond
Star
George A. Crawford
Bromfield Street
Music Hall
Boston Political Class Opens Sessions at Disciples Vestry
The sixth season sessions of this organization will meet biweekly at the Church of the Disciples on Warren avenue from Nov 5 to May. Free opening address by Prof. Davis Br. Dewey on Publicity as a Basis for Political Progress. Weekly topics include parliamentary law and civil government readings with debates and reviews on late legislative acts and politics. Two additional public meetings are planned with Josiah Quincy and Prof. W S Harris as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Disciples
Warren Avenue
Davis BR. Dewey
Institute of Technology
Fish
Martin
Josiah Quincy
W. S. Harris
United States Commissioner of Education
Mason Martin McGuire Fatally Struck by Owl Train
Newton news reports the 23 year old mason Martin McGuire was struck and killed instantly by the Owl Express on the Boston and Albany line between Riverside and Rice's Crossing at about 645 this morning. He lived with his parents on Adams street Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Martin McGuire
Owl Express
Boston & Albany
Riverside
Rice’s Crossing
Adams Street
Laziness Paints Jonah and the Whale Picture
A criticised painter, accused of laziness, created a picture of Jonah and the Whale with a disproportionately large whale and claimed Jonah would be found inside. The note comments on tide and faces, and mentions G. O. Taylor Old bourbon and G. O. Taylor Pure Eye Whiskers sold by druggists and grocers. CHLUSTER s, Sole Proprietors, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Taylor
Boston
Equity assignments and mixed case docket notes
Several civil cases listed include Walker v Sharkey Lawton v Avlantic Com EUAQE Ve Darvrell v Cunningham et al all cases. The document appears as a docket fragment noting multiple equity assignments and related party names, with no judgments or outcomes provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker V. Sharkey
Lawton V
Avlantic
Euaqe Ve Darvrell
Incomplete Case List of Civil Docket Details
The text lists multiple case names from various sessions, including Ball-Canill v. West End and Yeats v. City of W57T, with numbers and docket references. It also covers Fifth and Fourth Sessions, probate court entries in Suffolk County, and numerous trustee accounts and administrations. The fragmentary OCR preserves names, numbers, and proceedings but lacks coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball—Canill
West End
Garety
Whilden
Levy
Mough
Stles
N. ES Tol
Fel
Yeats
City of
McKim
Grand Hoston
Vrunk RK
Hitl
Buston & Me
Delwer
Santry
Bisner
Municipal Court First Session Docket Abridged List
City court records show first session docket items under Karney J and second session under Parmester CJ. Entries include cases such as Hrockway versus Lee and Davis versus Orcutt with various docket numbers and plaintiff defendant pairings listed for disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karney
Parmester
C.J
Hrockway
Lee
Ginsberg
Ravinson
ogos—Wentworth
Price
Bicknell
Spracue
Davis
Orcutt
Nordstrom
Wiggin
Webb
McDonald
McLaren
McGarrigle
Chelimsford F
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Dr. Everett
James E. Colter
E. C. Jenney
Emerson W. Judd
Collector Board
L'Angelus
Dr. Bull
Florida
Messrs. Robinson
Dingley
Pierce
Third District
U. S. Gov't Report
Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & CO
Bingin Hehrs
Atlantic Avenue
Westinghouse
Standard
R Money
Fnc
Boston Belting CO
Devonshire St
Chambers St
Mechanics Pate
Henry Cabot Lodge
Maine
Crisp
Georgia
Nelson Dingley
van Movten
Main Hall
the Cours
United States Circuit Court
Supreme Judicial Court
Allen
Bos
Smith v. County Court
Nevins
Sume
Wiliams
Donahoe
Superior Court
Loomison, J
Jourdane
Corey
Mayo
Morite
Kimpton
Way
Towle
Galvin
Watson
Uayford
Whean
Henderal
O'Brien
Fitzgib Pou
Horan
Boston & Lowell
Morrisey
Hosiner
Vath
Dawe
Morris
Niuntingale
Tunner
Poston
Connor
Connell
Jerrin
Phece
Young
Hart
Usos
Warren
Owens
Hammony, J
Colby, Otter
Whity
Steamer
Quinivere
Starles
Suffolk County
William Bacon
Hannah Cronin
S. PB
Gustavus A. Godsell
Mary Harris
Boigv
Sarah T. Hersey
Acthe
Eunice A. Holbrook
Augustus L. Koyt
Edward P. Johnson
Ellowance
Mary Leman
Annie E. Lynch
Michael Lynch
Eliza McBrien
Herbert W Miller
Will Anneved
Jane 1S
Montague
Ann F. Norton
Gracie E. Walker
James B. Parrott
George U
Jate
Charles G. Putnam
Elizabeth C. Putnam
Willie P. Smith
Gunardianship
Minor
Abiy Somes
John Thomas
Abbie Tower
George W. Tower
Samuel Weld
Eilen C. Davis
Ann Dodd
Mary ©. Bryant
Tustee
Elizabeth V. Colson
Miss M. Jackson
James Jackson
Stephen Westcott
Rudd
Nettles
Smith
Rankin
Wood
Fuller
Curtis
Fairey
Brady
Hain
Faller
Woolton
Middlesborough, Ky
Hanlin
Janos
Magon
Hambota
Mason & Hamlin Wiall
Tremont Siree
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