Democrats Rally at Fields Corner for Russell and Andrew
A packed Fields Corner meeting featuring Democratic leaders and supporters. William E. Russell, the Massachusetts standard bearer, denounced McKinley era tariffs while Patrick A. Collins and John F. Andrew urged protection for Massachusetts industries and workers. The crowd hailed the speakers as they argued for home rule and fair taxation amid a broad critique of Republican protectionism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field’s Corner
John H. Donovan
Carruth
William E. Russell
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Russell
Tie
McKinley
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Quays
Clarksons
Dudleys
Iron and Steel
Congress
Blair
New Hampshire
Aldrich
Boston
Ward
Carreth
McKinsey
Patrick A. Collins
Collins
Massachuact
Mel Linley
Benjamin Harrison
Republican Congress
South Boston
Merry Mart
Blaine
Blaines
Carnegies
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Edward L. Pierce
John F. Andrew
Russell Delivers Rally Speeches Across Boston Area
Last evening the Hon. W. E. Russell spoke at Pield's Corner and Independence Hall to enthusiastic crowds of young Democrats. Speakers included Lomasney, Owen A. Galvin, and Edward J. Donovan. He then attended a Lyceum Mall rally in East Boston where Boardman Hall presided and O'Neil and John McDonough spoke. Russell urged opposition to the McKinley bill and the Republican Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Russell
W. E. Russell
Pield’s Corner
Independence Hall
Causeway and
Lowell Streets
Representative Lomasney
Owen
A. Galvin
Edward J. Donovan
Russell
Lyceum Mall
Boston
Boardman Hall
O'Neil Meads
John McDonough
Fremont Temple
Last Word in Brookline Rally Denounces McKinley Tariff
A Brookline Union Hall gathering featured speakers Moses Williams Osborne Hewes Jr Edward Atkinson and Thomas J Fintley urging opposition to the McKinley tariff law. Atkinson recalled the 1880 campaign and predicts a 1392 push to elect a House Senate and President opposing tariff increases, while discussing manufacturing impacts and regional tax questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Union Hall
Charles
St. Duncklee
Moses Williams
Osborne Hewes
Edward Atkinson
Thomas J. Fintley
Williams
Howes
Disner
House
Senate
Atkinson
Roxbury
Xbury
Brookime
Dr William Everett Campaign in Lynn Rallies
Democratic congressional candidate Dr William Everett spoke at three informal Lynn rallies at Ward 38 Ward 3 and Jefferson Club addresses drew large crowds. He urged voting against Republican policies and predicted a Democratic House while urging support for the whole ticket. Local speakers Hesseltine Osgood and Wingert joined in advocating for Rusell and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Lynn
William Everett
Congress
Jeffferson Club
D. W. Chipman
Dr. Everett
John Driscoll
Frankie Pope
Leominster
Jefferson Club
Quincy A.towne
Boston
Massachusetts
Cleveland
State House
Senate
Ruseli
Eveland
F. 8. Hesseltine
Melrose
W. N. Osgood
D. H. Wingert
Harvard College
Tariff Critique by Mr Storey Highlights McKinley Bill
Mr Storey denounces the McKinley tariff as unjust and favoring a few at the expense of the many. He argues the law hurts wage earners and the masses while defending honesty despite looming penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storey
Democratic Rallies Draw Big Crowds in Cambridge
Three Cambridge rallies in Wards 1 3 and 5 drew standing room audiences with strong applause for speakers including Sherman Hoar and Jabez Fox. Hoar urged top to bottom Democratic voting, criticized Republicans, and called for vigilance against vote theft as crowds heard Corcoran Luce and local leaders in Somerville at Bow Street Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Sherman Hoar
Jabez Fox
Grover Cleveland
Republican Party
Hoar
Democratic Party
Mr. Hoar
Bow Street Hall
Somerville
John W.corcoran
Robert Luce
Misprint over joint billing by Union Pacific circulates
Chicago reports a Union Pacific circular that claimed to drop joint tariffs east of the Missouri River except for the Chicago & Northwestern. A traffic official said the notice was issued in error and prohibited no pro-rating changes with any line except those competing with the Chicago & Northwestern at Council Bluffs and Omaha. The amended notice directs continued divisions by Kansas City St Joseph and Sioux City keeping gateways unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Pacific
Missouri River
Chicago & Northwestern
A. S. van Kuran
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Sioux City
Union Pacino
Burlington
Rock Island
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Governor Brackett Addresses Rallies in Cambridge
Governor Brackett and speakers at Republican rallies in Union and Institute Halls Cambridge urge tariff reform and attack Democratic lobby claims while praising Captain Fox for Congress. Brackett notes opponent will recover on Cape Cod and jokes about future governorships as crowds applaud and debate continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union and
Institute Halls
Cambridge
Governor Brackett
Fox
R. O. Fuller
John Hopewell, Jr
Arlington
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Union
Washington
Somerville
Brackett
Captain Fox
Congress
Russell
Lovering
Lyceums
Newton Tariff Reform Club Rally in Existential Debate
Newton November 3 rally at Associates' Hall drawn crowded crowd heard C Howard Wilson Moorfield Storey and William Lloyd Garrison discuss tariff reform and race voting in the South. They attacked McKinley protection and Lodge bills while urging free trade and party reform amid sharp political rebuke of Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Tariff Reform Club
Sreciau
Newton Tariff Reform Club
Siall
C. Howard Wilson
Messrs
Moorfield Storey
William Lloyd Garrison
John W. Carter
Peter Thacher
Leaver
Boston
Wilson
Henry Cabot Lodge
South
Reed
Hkeed
Massachusetts
Maine
Mr. Reed
Lodge
England
Congress
Congressman Candler
Candler
Coventry
Garnson
Brookline
Storey
Quay
Republican Party
Democratic Party
No Extra Session Decided By President Harrison
Washington November 3. President Harrison will not call an extra session of Congress. He believes delaying until after the election will ease the Senate calendar and aid efforts on the force bill. Cabinet and several Republican leaders favor avoiding a hurried session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Harrison
Senate
Edmunds
Sherman
Dolph
Spooner
Thas
Key West Sees Spanish Consulate Sealed Over Safety Concerns
The Spanish consul Francisco de Baquer announces his departure from Key West and orders the sealing of the consulate due to life threats from Cuban refugees. He asks the city police to guard the seals and holds the U.S. government responsible for any breach, awaiting guarantees from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kury West
Fla
Key West
United States
Spain
Francisco DE Baquer
Wide Range of Conveyances At FF French & Co
FF French & Co offers every kind of conveyance including demi coaches coupés rockaway fronts mail phaetons and dog carts at the lowest prices. Located at 14 24 Sudbury Street customers can choose from a broad selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ff, French & Co
Sudbury Street
Gone Home Go Vote
Washington election report notes President and Attorney General left for home on the 11 50 express with Republican tickets. Voter turnout centers on New York and New England states Pennsylvania Virginia Maryland Ohio Indiana New Jersey Illinois and Iowa with westward shifts and Maryland registration law reducing local turnout. Ticket offices show about five thousand voter tickets sold in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Virginia
Maryland
Ohio
Indiana
New Jersey
Ilinois
Iowa
Boy's Fatal Mistrustful Switch at Rock Cut Railroad
A freight and passenger wreck near Rock Cut Syracuse follows operator M A Clark reopening a switch. Four crew perished James Doyle Myrtle Fernand Michael Burke Jeremiah Lee. Passengers injured including Mrs Julia Corcoran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Rock Cut
Bay
M. A. Clark
New York & Pacific
Clark
James Doyle
Scranton
Penn
Myrtle Fernand
Michael J. Burke
Jeremiah Lee
Doyle
Fernand
Burke
Lee
W. H. Copvenat
Oswego
George Derby
Cortland
Josiah Kimball
Prohibitionists forecast tariff reform vote in governor race
Prohibitionists expect to top last year’s tally in the governor contest with estimates from 19 000 to 25 000 votes They anticipate British American backing shifting from Brackett or Russell toward Blackmer and report assurances from British American leaders who claim 40 000 votes with a large share for Blackmer Third party figures from Worcester and Maine men project 20 000 to 25 000 votes while Secretary Stevens of the state committee cites about 19 000 for the Prohibitionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackett
Russell
Blackmer
Prohibition
Congress
Vorney B. Cushing
Maine
John McTammany
Worcester
Stevens
State Committee
National Bank Deposits Withdrawn by Government Says Windom
In Wasumveton November 8 the Boston National Revere Bank president asked Secretary Windom about a reported $29,000,000 national bank deposit rise since October 15. Windom replied funds are deposits to credit of disbursing officers, not a net rise, and the Treasury is withdrawing deposits as fast as possible without harming commerce. He noted October receipts and disbursements caused fluctuations and that future treasurer statements will show deposits to credit of disbursing officers and the United States Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasumveton
National Revere Bank
Boston
Mass
Secretary of the Treasury
Windom
United States
Gaining Members At Massachusetts Young Men's Democratic Club
The Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts met at 127 Tremont Street in regular session. New members elected include Henry B. Cabot Brookline Oliver Gorham Yarmouth Cyrus F. Jellison Union Desk Company Boston George H. Keyes Charlestown John C. Lane Norwood A Richmond Leighton Lowell W J Leahy Milford John I Moors 2d Moors & bigelow Boston Francis Peabody Jr Boston David A Polly North Chelmsford Dr Morton Prince Boston Gustave Schirmer Jr Boston David Staniford Boston Joan Whalen Norwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Tremont Street
J. Russell Reed
Henry B. Cabot
Brookline
Oliver Gorham
Yarmouth
Cyrus F. Jellison
Union Desk Company
Boston
George H. Keyes
Charlestown
John C. Lane
Norwood
A. Richmond Leighton
Lowell
Duties of Election Officers Under Ballot Act Provisions
The Ballot Act League warns election officers of duties and penalties under 1839 and 1889 1890 laws. Officers must prevent unauthorized access to rails check lists ballots and marking shelves ensure secrecy and proper handling at opening time and issue fines up to 1000 dollars or imprisonment for neglect. United States supervisors may watch but cannot influence marking ballots or view names before cast. Deputy marshals serve as peace officers and are not required to be inside jails except when arrest or peace preservation needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballot Act League
House of Correction
United States
Congress
Vessels Lost From Gloucester Report Yearly Toll Rises
At the bottom of the sea Gloucester reports vessels lost from the port during the past year. Names include Agnes, Alice M. Strople, Annie M. Jordan, Belle A. Nauss, Ben Hur, and others. Three brothers Velocipede Wachusett W. W. Rice carried 1339 tons with 97 623 dollars insured. Lives lost total 86. The previous year had 17 vessels lost, 853 tons insured 50 054 dollars and 70 lives. Most losses hit the fishing fleet and 85 percent of the men were foreigners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Agnes
Alice M. Strople
Annie M. Jordan
Belle A. Nauss
Ben Hur
Gleaner
Hattie 5
Clark
Hope
Isaac A. Chatman
Lizzie Griffin
Marion
Norseman
Olive Ann
Ossipee
Velocipede
Wachusett
W. W. Rice
Justice Brewer assigned to Miller case in Circuit duties
Washington November 3 The vacancy from Justice Muller's death is filled by Justice Brewer taking Miller's former circuit. The court advanced Manchester v Massachusetts on jurisdiction over Buzzards Bay and set it for hearing on the third Monday in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Muller
Brewer
Miller
Manchester
Massachusetts
United States
Buzzard’s Bay
Dickens Carnival Seat Sale Opens at Music Hall
The sale of seats for the Dickens Carnival began yesterday morning at Music Hall with large numbers sold, indicating strong financial success for the event next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Pearline Saves Time and Money in Washing Clothes
An advertising note extols Pearline as the best option for laundry, claiming it reduces rubbing and scrubbing, extends clothing life, and costs no more than soap while performing more. It warns that imitation products sold door to door are a waste and more expensive in the long run. credited to 196 James Pyle N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
James Pyle
N,y
W. Raker
Dorchester
Mass
Water rights debate over Revere Copper canal case resolved
Supreme Judicial Court rescript dismisses information against Revere Copper Company. It holds the company has a prescriptive right to draw water from Massapoag Pond at its outlet, based on more than forty years of customary use prior to 1867 statutory change. Relators argued for injunction. court rejects claim of unlawful use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
The
Revere Copper Company
Sharon
Massapoag
R. M. More, Jr
H. G. Parker
Cambridge fire insurance cases resumed in Superior Court
In the first session Judge Mason reports the Low case against thirty one fire insurers in Cambridge was resumed but unfinished. Testimony in rebuttal began and may finish Wednesday. Other jurors were excused to Thursday. Satire cases listed. Second session Judge Thompson lists No. 1655 Mary A. Stiles vs New England Telegraph and Telephone Company seeking $10,000 for injuries from a sidewalk incident on Harrison avenue. Defense filed a general denial. Various cases noted in order. Fourth session Judge Hammond handles promissory note suit No. 2979 Charles H. Snow vs Triggs et al with $179.50 verdict for plaintiff. Additional tort and divorce cases queued for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Mason
C.J
Low
Cambridge
Duesday
Thompson
Mary A. Stiles
New England Telegraph & Telephone Company
Harrison Avenue
Gorrs South
John D. Long
C. K. ‘Ladd
A. A. Strout
W. E. Coolidge
Cahill
West End
Garety
Whidden, RR
Graham
Hough
Stiles
N. E. Tel. & Ton, Vel. Co
Peters
City of
Mekim
Grand Boston
Tronk RR
Hill
Boston & Me
Deleer
Santry
Wagner
Bartuach
Hmmond
Charles H. Snow
John H. Triggs
J. B. Maling
A. J. Lee
Maling
Triges & Kennedy
Liigzs
H. E. Fales
C. Mellen
L. M. Caird
E. O. Achorn
Martin J. Morrissey
Edward B. Hosmer
Pilaintiff
Boston & Lowell Railroad
B.C. Moulton
Charles F
Victor J. Loring
N. B. Bryant
A. Sanford
Superior Court Dismissed and Adjournments In Boston Case List
Middlesex court notes show DUMBARD No 4925 Baxter National Rank v Talbot, trial ongoing with Russ Adams for petitioner and Gaston Snow for respondent, adjournment to Wednesday morning. Other docket items include Murray v Lull Casey v City of Boston and Kreil v Damon Merrill Mig Co, with cases adjourned or listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Kreil
Damon
Casey. Merrill. Mig. Co
Probate Court actions in Essex County Salem list
Wills of Eben Farley Silas Gibbs Margaret Ham Edward Lane and Charles White proved. Letters of administration granted for Charles Lane Bridget Kegan Mary Jargent Ebenjamin Sweetser Edmund Giles Jerusna Standley Eben Greenough. Inventories filed include Selina Atkinson Ruth Brown Ruth Brown in trust Joseph Hanson in trust Maria Griffith and others with varied sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben Farley
Lynn
Silas
Selina
Atkinson
Ruth Brown
Peabody
Elizabeth Marsh
Joseph H. Hanson
Salen
Harriet S. Hobson
Salem
Clara Haver
Maria I. Griffith
Vaimore EB
Frankland
Beverly
John O. Crown
Reckwort
Bridget Kaveney
Lawrence
Harrion O. Whitney
Haverhill
Detsey L. Wheeler
Gloucester
George Oslington
William H. Sargent
Newburyport
Charles Henry Smith
Mary T. Weld
Evelyn D. Zyown
Probate Court Names Administrators for Suffolk County Deceased
In Suffolk County probate court on November 3 Judge McKim appointed administrators for the estates of several deceased persons including Richard J. Blanchard Thomas Ward Herbert W. Miller Philip Doherty Thomas Keating Sarah A. Moore Dennis T. Leahy Jeremiah T. Brown Mary J. Byrnes George F. Forbes Margaret Dempsey Morton W. Lyman and Anu. The appointments proceed under probate law and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
McKim, J
Richard J. Blanchard
Thomas Ward
Herbert W. Miller
Philip Doherty
Thomas Keating
Sarah A. Moore
Dennis T. Leahy
Jeremiah T. Brown
Mary J. Byrnes
George F. Forbes
Margaret Dempsey
Morton W. Lyman
Anu
Nashua Man's Offer for Sugar Not Taken by Cobb Bates Yerxa
Charles H. Burke of Nashua offered Cobb Bates Yerxa 1000 barrels of granulated sugar at campaign rates. The firm replied from Washington Street Boston on October 31 1890 that they cannot fix any price per delivery for next April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Burke
Nashua
N. H
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
Republicans
Burke
Barres & Yerxa
Washington Street
Boston
Charles Ho Burke
Copa, Bates & Yerxa
Deaths from Train Fall and Wagon Accident in Boston Area
At Massachusetts General Hospital E W Stockton of Chelsea died after a fall from a train leaving him unconscious with a fractured skull. Earlier Mathew Ryan of Brookline was injured at Coolidge Corner when frightened horses bolted by an electric car, resulting in a compound leg fracture and a shoulder dislocation. The injuries led to him being taken to MGH for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Stockton
Chelsea
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mathew Ryan
Brookline
Coolidge Corner
Drunkenness Arrest Leads to Homicide Suicide in Cell
James J. Healy of 275 Fourth Street South Boston was arrested for drunkenness yesterday afternoon. He hanged himself from his cell door by his suspenders, and his body was taken to the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Healy
Fourth Street
Boston
Subserviency to party sparked Lincoln critique
Letter to the editor accuses Abraham Lincoln of deserting the Whig party to become president, arguing that serving conscience over party dictates honors the nation. Cambridge writer R. N. LORPPAN laments party subservience and praises independent judgment amid Pennsylvania election concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Robert LT. Lincoln
Pennsylvania
Whiz
United States
Lincoln
R. N. Lorppan
Cambridge
Confidence swindle nets sailor forty five dollars in Boston
Edwin McKenzie a Glasgow sailor met a confidence operator at the Boston and Providence station. He lent forty five dollars to settle a bill and received a cheque for five hundred on the Bank of North America as security. The operator left promising to return but did not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin McKenzie
Glasgow
Scot
Boston & Providence
Bank of North America
Indiana Kennel Club Field Trials Open in BicKnell
The Indiana Kennel Club held its fourth annual field trials from Oct. 29 in BicKnell. Weather was favorable and birds plentiful as Derby dogs impressed. Nursery stake winners were Marie Bur with Effie K second and Nutood third. Derby preliminary and series results feature dogs such as Ivan Sand, Queen Vic, Rancho, Canadian Queen, Penelope, Cricket, Jubilee, Reveler, Spotted Boy, Coyote, and Trap Jr. with multiple head-to-head wins recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicknell
Ind
Indiana Kennel Club
Marie Bur
Effie K
Nutood
Ivan Sand
Queen Vic
Rancho
Queen
Penelope
Cricket
Jubilee
Quail
Reveler
Spotted Boy
Lrap, Jr
Coyote
Bye
Trap, Jr
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Andrew
Newton Centre
New York State
Thomas J. Flatley
Young Men's Democratic Club
Shostionn
Germany
G. O. Taylor
Paylor
Tim
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Sole Proprietary
Syracuse, N. Y
Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & CO
Wsgin Hees
Atlantiac Avenue
Westinghouse
Roney Mechanical
MR. Justice Brewer
Hoymes
Flint
Photius Fisk
Iis
Hodge
Jourdane
Courey
Mayo
Moritz
le Purl
Kimpton
Way
Towle
Galvin
Parker
Watson
Hayford
O'Brien
Fitagibon
Boston H. S. Ass'n
Bost. Loan Co
Isost
M. H
May
Same
Saime
Sane
Coop. I. Foundry
Rogers
Morrisey
Hosmer
Hogan
Lowell RR
Russell Vy
Boston Sur
Lawrence v. Stearns
McCarthy
Bitchburg Rit
Saxion
Towne
Nowell
West End KE
McClure
Rder
Staples
Essex County
Harmayn, J
Paris
W. Baker & CO
Norton
Isaac Hayden
Cornelius Cronin
Johanna Wagner
Bridget O'Brien
George H. Bird
William O. Curtis
John Thomas
Charles M. Cox
Edward P. Johnsen
I. S. Johnson & CO
Farr Loans
Ofice
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Stree
Framingham & Boston
Beal
Farrar & Co
Natick Company
Im Natick
Wallace N. Hers
P. Wallace N. Beal
William CC
Colghlin
Framingham, Mass
Boston Corporation and Syndicate Company
George M. Buterick
1. W. Shepard
Giv. M. Buttrick
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