Public meeting in Brookline on tariff and silver issues
The Democrats of Brookline gathered at Town Hall with speakers Hon. Thomas J. Gargan, George Williams, and Commodore John C. Soley. Soley argued free raw materials fuel prosperity for workers while protection benefits monopolists, cautioned about tariff effects, and criticized silver policy as harming the workingman amid national campaign talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Town Hall
Thomas J. Gargan
George Fred Williams
Commodore John C. Soley
Commodore Soley
Tari
Congress
Europe
Republic
Soley Candidacy Urged For Fifth Suffolk Senatorial Seat
The undersigned urge voters to back John Codman Soley for the Fifth Suffolk Senatorial District. Soley is active and public spirited, aligned with Governor Hussell, with high character and sincere purpose. A large list of signers from notable individuals accompanies the appeal. Also reported is Harvard freshman class outdoor meeting results on Holmes Field, noting fair attendance and lack of standout performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Codman Soley
Suffolk
Soley
Hussell
Mr. Soley
Parkman B. Haven
Francis RB
Greenough
Ieusy “ Paecell
Oun Godman
Seorge BP
Wills Mastburn Howe
Jthomas H. Verkins
Edwin Sheate
Pharles Head
Francis L.eeeee
Benjamin Kimball
William Sheate
Frederick C. Prince
Francis Lartlett
William D. Park
Charles 4. Brooks
N.S. Lartlett
John L. Garaner
Harvard
Holmes Field
C. H. Baker
P. W. Whittemore
F. S. Elliott
N. W. Bingham
Priest
OC. L. Hodgkins
P. Washburn
FE. S. Bach
RB. C. Grew
P. W.whitemore
A. J. Jackson
N. W. Bingham, Jr
L. Hodgkins
P. W. Whitemore
A. L. Jackson
F. 5. Elliott
I. R. Kimball
J. L. Norton, Jr
A. Whiteside
N. PB. Dodge, Jr
Edward Sturgiss
J. 5. Cook
G. Lowell
O. K Howes
G. L. Batchelder
W. L. Thompson
J. H. Hunt
C. T. R. Bates
J. G. Lathrop
J. Taylor
F. M. Wood
J. C. Smith
G. R. Bardeen
S. W. R. Thayer
H. M. Wheelwright
J. Corbin
N. T. Bobb
J. E. Sherwin
Lady Somerset to speak at temperance convention in Boston
British temperance leader Lady Henry Somerset arrives from Chicago with Miss Frances Willard to address the national temperance convention. She has spent four weeks in the United States, lecturing in Washington and Chicago, and will describe English temperance work especially among London Soho slum residents at Eastnor Castle charity summers.
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Henry Somerset
British Women’s Christian Association
Boston
Chicago
Frances J. Willard
Lady Somerset
Washington
Central Music Hal
England
Soho
London
Henry
Somerset
Ekarl of Beaufort
Herefordshire
Lord Somers
Massachusetts State Issues and the Free Coinage Debate
A speaker argues the Democratic party did not favor free silver while charging Republicans with cowardice for focusing on national issues over state matters. He lauds Governor’s reform record, condemns lobbyists and commissions, defends suffrage and poll tax movements, and urges a vigorous GOTV effort to oust corrupt leaders and restore honest governance in Massachusetts.
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Democratic Party
Grosvenor
Sneaker
Congress
McKinley
House
State House
Issus
Warren
Bunker
A Useful Book Explains Everyday Law Clearly
The Globe columnist Percy A. Bridgman offers One Thousand Questions Answered a practical manual summarizing four years of legal clarifications. It covers marriage divorce trustee process and common transactions with plain language and real world relevance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy A. Bridgman
People’s Lawyer
the Globe
Globe
Bridgman
Boston
Price
Allen Blaine endorsement urged in Massachusetts
A political pitch argues that voting for Allen equates to endorsing Blaine, urging Massachusetts to align with Blaine and Allen or oppose Cleveland and Russell P, asking voters where they stand today.
Breen's New Union M E Church Fully Organized in Cambridge
The Rev S E Breen's eight week old Union M E Church was organized in full at 47 Magazine Street Cambridge last evening with Mayor Alger administering the oath of office as justice of the peace. The pastor has not received salary yet but funds exist to cover other bills while Julius E Ward, Sunday school superintendent, urges larger collections.
Boston Chamber votes to close for Election Day
At a Boston Chamber of Commerce meeting the group voted to suspend all business today. The shipping department will stay open until 10 o clock. The action mirrors moves by the New York Stock Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Chamber of Commerce
New York Ada Exchange
Chicago Board of Rade
Missionary Meetings Begin at Clark Street Mission
A series of meetings starts today and continues for one week at the Clark Street Mission at the corner of North and Clark streets. Albert Arnold, a missionary, will conduct the services and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Street
North
Clark Streets
Albert Arnold
Royal Baking Powder Ad Claims Superior Purity
An old advertisement extols Royal Baking Powder for its lack of equal in strength and purity. Gov. Chemist Dr Mort touts it as the purest and most reliable powder offered to the public due to its specially refined chemically pure ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Baking Powder
Dr. Mort
Republicans Hold Large Meeting at Music Hall
A Republican gathering at Music Hall featured speakers including Colonel Charles H. Allen and ex governor John D. Long. Notables such as Secretary R. Whitter, William Olin, J. G. B. Adams, Robert Southworth, J. O. Burdett, J. Otis Wardwell, Builer Wilson, Edwin Dudley, Hobart, Barrett, and Henry Cabot Lodge attended. The meeting endorsed the party’s ticket with emphasis on temperance, pensions, and state policy. General Stewart L. Woodford closed the event with a brief speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
R. ©. Whitter
William Olin
J. G. B. Adams
Robert Southworth
J. O. Burdett
J. Otis Wardwell
State Committee
Builer R. Wilson L
Edwin Dudley
Hobart
Barrett
Francis W. Breed
Charles H. Alien
John D. Long
Robinson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Stewart L. Woodford
New Yorker
Goal-Kicking Contest At Harvard Field Won By Trafford
Harvard graduates sponsor an annual goal kicking contest on Jarvis Field with light turnout and fair effort. B. W. Trafford of 1898 wins easily after three trials at 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 and 50 yards, amid a high wind that hinders kicks. Scoring from 25 and 39 yard lines yields two points, from 35 and 40 yards eight points. no goals from 45 or 50 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Jarvis Field
B. W. Trafford
Aor Sk Eorer
D. Blagden
G. R. Fearing
P. Grants
Dbs
Cccacaewn
Mason Lassi
New England Association of School Superintendents Meeting
The forty ninth meeting will be held at the hall of the School Committee, Masonstreet, Boston, on Friday, November 6. Addresses on Ways and Means in Nature Study, Elementary Course of Study, Shall It Be Eight or Nine Years, and The World's Fair Exhibit. Discussion opened by Hon. J. W. Wickinson of Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New England Association of School Superintendents
Masonstreet
Boston
J. W. Wickinson
Massachusetts
Injunction dissolves against Reliable Benefit Order
In the fifth session of the Superior Court Judge Dunbar granted a motion to dissolve the injunction on the Reliable Benefit Order doing business at 19 Milkstreet. The embargo is removed and the court effectively finds the business honestly conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Suffolk Ss
Dunpar
J. Arthur H. Howland
John R. Rooke
Howland & Ellis
Durham Water Company
North Carolina
E. Avery
S. E. Dudley
J. C. Graham
E. W. Taylor
C. H. Taylor
Hit
Dunbar
Probate Court Admits Wills and Grants Administrations
Suffolk probate notices list the will of Living A Evans admitted and names numerous heirs and executors. Administrations are granted for many estates including Dyer McNeil Butler and Meiden Casey Davenport and others. Cambridge Superior Court term lists multiple cases including v Pickett Lynch v Kennett and Madden v Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Cour Cambridge
Dilion
Callahan
Greeley
Pickett
veto—Lynch
Kennett
Probate Court listings reveal numerous will proved and administrations granted
Essex probate records show wills proved for Charles N Ballou Charles Bernarden Richard Eastman Robert Gunnison Timothy Hawkes Ann M Johnson Abel Merrill Fales Newhall Thomas Olsen Mary E Phelps William A Phelps Samuel Phipps Mary Esawyer Samuel Smith Lucy Whipple and estates administered for Lydia A Brown John Cressey Henry P Currier Margaret Dolan Amy L Harris Mary Hitchings Lydia Jackson James Lyons Elsey Sargent Lorenzo A Smith George Woska Catherine F Ahern Benjamin H H Dorman Mary E Knapp Harriet Spinney George Balch Thomas Merrill William Wonsen Inventories listed include Mary Ann Shaw 13772 Austin Phelps 86172 66 Priscilla Chase 10912
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Salem
Navy
Harmon
J. Wills
Charles N. Ballou
Newburyport
Charles Bernarden
Lingwick, Co
Richard Eastman
Haverhill
Robert Gunanison
Timothy Hawkes
Danvers
Ann M. Johnson
North Andover
Abel Merrill
Amesbury
Fales Newhall
Saucus
Thomas Olsen
Gloucester
Mary Ef, Phelps
Lynn
William A. Phelps
Middleton
Samuel Phipps
Mary Esawyer
Samuel Smith
Rockport
Lucy
Austin Phelps
Andover
Mary A. Phelps
Priscilla Chase
Newark Wanted Completes Cruiser Newark in Ten Days
Commodore Selfridge of the navy yard has orders from Secretary Tracy to finish the cruiser Newark within ten days. A large force of men has been pressed into service. Civil service requirements will be strictly followed. The haste is due to developments of the Chilean troubles. Visitors will be denied admission to the ship as completion is hurried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodore Selfridge
Navy Yard
Tracy
Newark
Doley
Mrs Jane G Austin to Read From Standish at Conservatory
Mrs Jane G Austin author of Standish of Standish will read from her works before the Beneficent Society at the Conservatory on Wednesday morning at 7 o clock with Mrs Mary A Livermore presiding. The meeting is open to friends of the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane G. Austin
Beneficent Society
Conservatory
Mary A. Livermore
Sviety
Society
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Recorded Week End Oct 31 1891
The Files of the Real Estate Exchange show transfers and mortgages recorded at the Registry of Deeds for the week ending October 31 1891. There were 402 transfers and 158 mortgages with total mortgage amounts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate Exchange
Tuliols Registery of Deeds
Massachusetts Free Church Association Annual Meeting in Jamaica Plain
The Massachusetts branch held its annual meeting at 5 Hamilton Place with Dr. Harris presiding in place of President George C. Shuttuck. Officers elected include President George C. Shutuck M D vice president Rev George J Prescott secretary Rev W C Winslow treasurer J D W French and directors Rev R H Howe Rev S W Shearman Rev John I Magrath Rev Henry F Allen Joseph Burnett A J C Loudon Charles G Saunders George C Tate and Robert H Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
The
Free Church Association
Hamilton Place
Dr. Harris
Jamaica Plain
George C. Shuttuck
M. D
George C. Shutuck
Vic
George J. Prescott
W. C. Winslow
J. D. W. French
Creditors approve assignment at S names & Co meeting
At a creditors meeting for S names and Co yesterday morning twenty signed the ratification document. Tobey indicated authority to sign for two major creditors. Six large creditors were absent, their accounts enough to form a majority. Discussion touched Bliss's Stock Exchange seat not yet listed as an asset. Meeting adjourned, to be recalled by chairman Kendricken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Evans
Snames & Co
Tobey
Post
Bliss
Stock Exchange
Me. Kendricken
East Boston Bridge Hearing Reopens Before Harbor Board
East Boston and Chelsea residents gain a second hearing on a proposed bridge to East Boston. Speakers including Jewett Gove Fitzgerald urged the project while Captain Leonard Ashley argued it won t hinder ocean steamers. City Engineer Jackson revisited prior testimony as hearings resume next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Chelsea
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Nathaniel M. Jewett
Wesley I. Gove
J. A. Fitzgerald
F. H. Leonard
Alfred S. Ashley
Canard Dock
William Jackson Than
LO &It
Bailey
Boy 6 Hurt In Runover By Heavy Team In Roxbury
James Harrigan aged 6 was struck by a heavy team while at play in Roxbury. He suffered a fractured leg and severe internal injuries and was taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harrigan
Roxbury
City Hospital
Cigar Makers' Mutual Aid Society Ball Success
Union 97 of the Cigar Makers' Mutual Aid Society held its first annual ball in Turn Gall Middlesex street last night with about 1000 tickets sold. Music was supplied by the Hubbs Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cigar Makers
Union 97
The
Cigar Makers’ Mutual Aix’ Society
Turn Gall
Middlesex Street
Hubbs Orchestra
Forecast for New England and Eastern New York
Forecast issued November 2 at 8 p.m. calls for continued cool and fair weather with generally northerly winds across New England and eastern New York through Tuesday evening. A slightly warmer but still fair day is expected Wednesday with no significant weather changes anticipated.
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Wasuteron
New England
New York
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John C. Soley
Clarence A. Dorr
George A. Ketiell
Edward N. Whither
A. W. Longfellow
Ksdw
Wixulesworth
William M. Wood
Joseph Dorr
Winthrop “, Barr
Samuel Hammond, Jr
United States Circuit Court
Supreme Judicial Court
Ton
L. E. Denfield
Westboro
Leonard
C. F. Jewett Publishing Company
Butler
Deehan
Cambridge
Jaquith
Endicott
Sargent
Supreme Lodge Knights of Honor
White, Petr
French
Norris
Wiswell
Plumicy
Walker
Bennett
Dolan
Raymond
Tucker
Democrats
Low
Allen
Lodge
Republican Party
Befare
Old Bay State
Boston Bay
Berkshire Hills
Blaine
Swirrt
Cleveland
Lussellp
Breen
W Church
Alger
Reliable Benefit Order
Russell
NEW York Democratic
NEW York Republican
Ohio Signals
Ohio
Democratic
the Sky
Bulletin Board
McKin
Iiving A. Evans
Elias ‘I. Bowthrope
Edward Brigham
John Mass
Julia King
Margaret Daley
Harriet H. Williams
John B Witherbee
Hariett I. Andrew
George Sutherland
Mary J. de Crash
Hiram Thornton
Sarah W. Tucker
Catherine E. Murphy
Katherine E. Doyle
Hannah B
Harry T. Howe
Elizabeth Jones
Annie L. Hanscom
Ella M. Thing
Catherine Murphy
Frank J. Sellinger
Dorcas Ware
Middlesex
Aldrich, J
Say
Ray Et al
Adams Exp. Co
McCaw
City
Evans
G. O. Taylor
Wendy NO Yoes
Vralpoa
E. Baker
Suffek
Ten Oelock
Annie E. Geroux
Michael Boutlear
William A. Morse
Calharine Murpoly
Jeremiah Murphy
Dover
Mass
Bulletin
Post Building
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