International lighthouse rules debated at conference
Delegates from multiple nations discussed amendments to maritime lighting standards including candle power, green sidelight visibility, stern lights, and towing vessel signals. The committee postponed several proposals pending Lighthouse Board reports and adjourned to continue deliberations next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve King
Lighthouse Board
Vernay
Siam
Mensing
Germany
Hall
Great Britain
Verney
Netherlands
Bowden Smith
Sampson
United States
Goodrich
Committee On Lights
Lighthouse Board of the
Schackford
Mr. Hall
Shackford
United Sates
Franklin
Belgium
Theobald Verbrugghe
China
A. M. Bisbee
Chil
Oscar Viel
France
E. Richard
Spain
Baldoremo Vega de Seoane
J. H. van Styne
Sumner L Kimball
Safety of Vessels at Sea Reported by Marine Conference Panel
Washington reports show three committee findings on night signalling and fog signals. Morse code night signaling is praised for efficiency. dangers of relying on signals alone are noted. calls for stronger fog signals and varied tones. Committees urge conservative reform and careful study of life saving measures.
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F F. F. Fletcher
U.S.N
Washington
Marine Conference
Committee On
United States
France
Great Britain
Committee On Sound Signals
Mercantile Marine
Committee On Rights
Last Campaign Rallys at Cambridge and Beyond
Crowded Cambridge Temple Hall hosts William E. Russell and John Corcoran with Col. Higginson presiding and Harvey N. Collison, Edward Burns among speakers. Russell and Corcoran rack up cheers as campaign world focuses on Massachusetts politics and police reform.
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William E. Russell
John W. Corcorean
Cambridge
Temple Hall
Austin Hall
Thomas W. Higginson
Corcoran
Russell
Woburn
Sapo
Harvey N. Collison
Edward Burns
Tunnel precinct rows deepen Montana legislative dispute
Helena Oct 4 The State Board of Canvassers discarded the Tunnel precinct in Silver Bow county giving Republicans a 6 to 5 Silver Bow delegation. The case remains appealable and could yield two competing certificate sets if the Tunnel precinct is counted, signaling a protracted contest.
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State Board of Canvassers
Silver Bow
Helena
Mont
State Board
Silver Bow County
Secretary of State
Faneuil Hall Noon Meeting Declares Democratic Pride
A noon crowd packed Faneuil Hall to hear Democratic candidates and speakers led by Dr. William Everett and Chairman Pp. A. Collins. Everett defended the ticket as superior to Republicans, denouncing party machinery and praising Grover Cleveland while urging independence.
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Faneuil Hall
Collins
Boston
Lanplute
William Everett
Quincy
Everett
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Grover Cleveland
Eliot
Players' National League announces new management plan
The Players' National League outlines its stance against the National League, accusing it of costly dealings and loss of integrity. The new body plans to govern next season with Brooklyn Buffalo and Pittsburg clubs and John M. Ward as Brooklyn manager, with a meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to finalize club and player dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Council of the
Baseball Brotherhood
League
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Washington
Pittsburg
John M. Ward
Enthusiastic Woburn Democrats Rally at Music Hall
A large Woburn Democratic gathering filled Music Hall last night with hundreds outside hearing via hallways and entrances. William Kenney presided as William E. Russell spoke praising legislators McEttrick McDonough McNary Senator Robert Howard for championing popular laws, while Harvey N. Collison also addressed the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Music Hall
William Kenney
William E. Russell
McEttrick
McDonough
McNary
Robert Howard
House
Senate
Harvey N. Collison
Brackett Visits Newburyport as Republicans Pack Hall
At Newburyport on November 4 the Republican rally drew about two hundred supporters led by the Cadet Band. Brackett Cogswell Wardwell and Greenhalge rode to Wolfe Tavern and then to City Hall amid red fire and fireworks. Chair Hale opened the meeting and P. Kilis presided as Brackett spoke on civil service reform and predicted tomorrow's victory.
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Brackett
Newburyport
Wolfe Tavern
Messrs. Brackett
Cogswell
Wardwell
Greenhalge
Hale
P. K Ilis
Brighton Democrats Turn Out for Ward 25 Rally
Warren Hall in Brighton hosted the Ward 25 Democratic rally with Timothy W. Coakley presiding. John E. Fitzgerald urged Bellamy’s Looking Backward plan, John W. Corcoran spoke on tariffs, and Edward J. Donovan and John J. Lee participated amid cheers for Russell and the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Warren Hall
Timothy W. Coakley
John E. Fitzgerald
Bellamy
Fitzgerald
John W. Corcoran
Corcoran
William M. Osgood
Edward J. Donovan
John J. Lee
Russell
Rally In Wells Memorial Hall Endorses Donovan for Senate
A Democratic rally in Wells Memorial Hall last evening endorsed James Donovan for the Senate. David F. Barry presided as speakers including Congressman O Neil Senator James Donovan and councilmen Rosnosky and Fanning urged support. The hall was filled to capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Memorial Hall
James Donovan
Senate
David F. Barry
Mr. Donovan
Congressman O'Neil
Councilman
Rosnosky
Councilman Fanning
Enthusiastic Backers Gather for W H Carberry Senate Bid
Goldsmith's Hall and Friendship Hall hosted a crowd of supporters for William H. Carberry Independendent Democratic candidate for the Senate from the eighth Suffolk district. Alderman John F Short Councilman Richard Sullivan P J Maguire and others spoke with James T Gilligan presiding at Goldsmith's Hall amid strong enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Carberry
Goldsmith’s Hall
Tremont Street
Friendship Hall
Cabot Street
William H. Carberry
Senate
Suffolk
John F. Short
Richard Sullivan
P. J. Maguire
Wiliam H. Carberry
John F. Shea
John Madden
James T. Gilligan
Goldann Hall
Torchlit parade backs Captain John Reade in Charles Town
Supporters of Captain John Reade the Democratic senatorial candidate paraded Charles Town district with torches and transparencies. About 600 people took part with 350 mounted, led by Patric O Riorden as chief marshal and Michael Roughan as chief of staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reade
Charlestown
Patric O’riorden
Michael Roughan
The Last Word at Roxbury Ward 23 Meeting
Republicans of Ward 23 held their final ratification meeting at the Dudley Street Opera House. Horace G. Allen Edward L. Pierce Moody Merrill spoke as opposition to the Democratic party, challenging police system policy and local self government.
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Commonwealth
Republican Party
Rice
Bishop Paddock
Phillips Brooks
Quincy
Massachusetts
Russell
Matthews
Farnsworth
Mr. Russell
State House
Halsey J. Boardman
Roxbury
Ward 23
Dudley Street Opera House
Horace G. Allen
Common Council
Edward L. Pierce
Long
Moody Merrill
Allen
Democratic Party
E. L. Pierce
Boston
Hotels and social clubs host prominent guests in Boston
The Boston Architectural Club met at the Revere House for its annual meeting and dinner with C. H. Blackall presiding. The High and Latin Masters' Club gathered at the Thorndike with L. F. Gray as guest. The New England Fur Exchange discussed Time for Credits at the Thorndike. Numerous notable arrivals were recorded at Young's, the Brunswick, and the Vendome, including Lyman Abbott, J. K. Emmet, and many other travelers from New York, Newport, Philadelphia, and Boston shows.
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Boston Architectural Club
Revere House
C. H. Blackall
W. T. Partriage
J. E. Thomas
New England Fur Exchange
Thorndike
G.W. Bent
Lyman Abbott
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Young's
J. K. Emmet
Hollis Street Theatre
J. G. Kilbourn
Utica
J. A. Turner
S. A. Leland
Washington
Leo Stein
Rochester
H. B. Winship
Troy
N.Y
He M. Whitman
Portland
J. 8
Ross
New London
Conn
Frank H. Montgomery
Chicago
Parker’s
Frank Barrett
Lancaster C
D. R. Wolff
A. Vanderbilt
New York
D. J. Valentine
California
C. R. Evans
Baltimore
D. Cramp
Philadelphia
S. Rosenthal
C. D. Lawrence
Kansas
E. ,. Dillenbeck
Joseph Pohle
D.D
F. L. Wood
G. A. Buss
Brattleboro
Arthur Gray
East Walpole
W. A. Holmes
Newport
E. E. Rowell
Stamford
Adams
Jerome Ottenheimer
I. Curtis
F. J. Short
N. Hobart
M. A. Longley
W. Learned
Wife
P. Eastick
London
Eng
B. O’brien
A. H. Bishop
R. I
G. A. Barnard
L. Barrere
San Francisco
Thorndike W
Resignation Accepted of Rev Dr Bartol at West Church
Proprieties of the West Church met to acknowledge the health related resignation of Rev Dr Bartol after more than fifty years of service. They express heartfelt gratitude for his ministry, and offer prayers for renewed health and peaceful years ahead.
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DR. Bartol
West Boston Society
The
West Church
Bartol
Orchestra Delights Patrons at Revere House Café
Patrons of the Revere House ladies cafe enjoy an excellent orchestra nightly from five to seven, enhancing the hotel’s famed cuisine with delightful musical accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere House Ladies’ Cafe
Hollins plan reorganizes Missouri Kansas Texas railroad
The Hollins committee proposes a complete stock and bond plan for the Missouri Kansas Texas road. It calls for a new 4 percent first mortgage of 20 million dollars, par plus accrued interest after foreclosure, and restructures existing bonds and stocks with second mortgages and preferred stock to cut fixed charges by about 1.09 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hollins Committee
Missouri, Kansas& Texas Road
Utah Territory Report Details Growth and Mormon Influence
Governor Thomas reports Utah population at 230000 with an 86000 gain since 1880. He notes vast grazing lands, rising Mormon influence in schools, land ownership, and politics, and warns Gentile power remains strong yet vulnerable in Ogden and Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur L. Thomas
Utah Territory
Secretary of the Interior
Utah
Wilford Woodruff
Mormon Church
Congress
Colorado
Ogden
Legislative Assembly
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Mt Tom Sulphite Pulp Co Formed at Northampton
The state commissioner of corporations approves charters for the Mt Tom Sulphite Pulp Company to manufacture wood pulp in Northampton with a $150,000 capital. William A. Russell named president and Alonzo R. Burbank treasurer. Also approved is the New England Deaconess Home and Training School with headquarters in Boston. William R. Clark president and Isabella A. Cush ing treasurer. An information is filed against the Boston Fraternal Accident Association. Justice Holmes orders appearance next Friday to show cause for a permanent injunction over concerns raised by the insurance commissioner about the association’s financial condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Commissioner of Corporations
Mt. Tom
Northampton
William A. Russell
Alonzo R. Burbank
New England
Building and Loan Trust Promises Safe City Investment
In Minneapolis a national building and loan plan is highlighted, focusing on the Guaranty Building & Loan Association. The article describes how homeowners use such associations to save, invest, and finance homes with strong safeguards, mortgage controls, and a projected seven to nine year stock maturity, plus a 6 percent annual dividend. It frames the plan as a secure, profitable option for Eastern and New England investors seeking real estate-backed gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Speciuar
Building and Loan Association
Guarantee Building & Loan Association
Minnesota
W. E. Johnson
C. H. Childs
H. E. Fairchild
Minnesota Title Insurance & Trust Company
G. &. Bertrand
J. W. Brain
J. W. Knight
J. D. Shearer
Guaranty Building & Loan Association
Cooperative Banks of
Massachusetts
Eastern Building
Guaranty Association
New York
Rn Guaranty Association
Peain
North West
Bank Stoech
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Canada
Mr. Brackett
Dr. Everett
Montreal
Que
iSprcran
Quebec
Mercier
Robert Gellais
Huntingon
P. Q
Orange Order
Straymond
Abner C. Goodell
Free Commonwealth
William
Henry Wilson
Otis
Hancock
Lodge
Louisiana
I. J. Gargan
John E. Iitzgerald
ME. Moore
Shawmut Rowing Association
Dover Street
Michael J. Moore
Ward 13
Haley
Moore
Wise
Edward F. O’sullivan
Lawrence
Montana
Harvard A Ie
Harvard University
Harvard College
University of
Congressman Morse
Re Morse
Charles William Eliot
National League
the Architectural Club
Missouri
Texas
Building and Loan Associations
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