Comparison of Notes on Wasex County Rallies During Election
A detailed survey of Saturday political gatherings in Wasex County shows both parties claiming near-equal statewide support after Tuesday's votes. Key figures from Harvard and London discuss reform while Republican and Democratic speakers urge turnout and discuss voter motives and strategic voting theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reform Club
Parker's
John le Farlow
Hamilton A. Hill
Moorfield Storey
J. J. Brooks
Winslow Warren
F. A. Walker
Alkinson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Revere House
Essex Republican Club
Ames
George B. Loring
George S. Merrill
Beard
Marden
Young’s
Norfolk County
Hoar
Long
Stewart
Vermont
Taft
Palmer
Brethren
Recorder Trotter Speaks on Color, Politics and Duty
James M. Trotter, recorder of deeds in Washington, returns to Hyde Park to vote for Lovering. He argues color should not drive politics, says the Constitution protects all Americans, and predicts that colored voters will move beyond party lines by judging men by deeds. He notes many black men quietly support non Republican candidates and praises Cleveland's past conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder Trotter
Lovering
James M. Trotter
United States
O’brien
Andrew
Cleveland
Nomination Deadlock in Suffolk Nominating Conventions
In Suffolk county two senatorial nominations remain unsettled as Democratic and Republican delegates fail to nominate. The Democratic ninth district met at Washington street, Kilby chosen for the state central committee, with instructions to report at the polls. The Republican third district failed to nominate amid internal conflicts over Senator Dwyer and Ward 8. The Republican city committee now holds the decision as the meeting adjourns awaiting further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Suffolk Democratic Convention
Washington Street
James T. Kilby
State Central Committee
Halsey J. Boardman
Dwyer
Atwood
Republican City Committee
Fhiad
Deleget
East Cambridge
To Vote or Not to Vote The Editor’s Dilemma
In the Post letter the writer weighs whether voters should abstain due to disgust with party methods. Three voting theories shape action: vote as if one vote decides, ignore others, or support regular tickets for a chance of success, prompting citizens to answer the duty question themselves.
Roads Rally Draws Essex County Democrats in Support
A large Saturday night demonstration in Essex County favored Mr. Lovering and Senator Roads. Beverly and Marblehead hosted processions, fireworks, and music with Roads speaking at both locations. Samuel Roads drew the crowd, while figures like Lovering Doherty and Stevens aided in Marblehead celebrations and the post rally socialize at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Mr. Lovering
Senator Roads
Beverly
Marblehead
Senator Slattery
Philip J. Doherty
General Hazard Stevens
Samuel Roads
John Ingalls
Roads
Dennis V. Quill
Robert R. Endicott
Jones and Newhall
Lynn
John I. Baker
Political notes on candidates for local and state offices
The notice lists Republican and independent tickets in wards 9, 11, 20 and 7 with candidates Lobdell Plummer Humphreys Adams and others. It reports rallies for Alderman Sullivan and J Warren Bailey, mentions Henry Sprague for Senator, and notes Ward 22 Independents favor John Wheelwright with past vote counts and support from Somerville figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick B. Taylor
Ward 11
Ward
Anderson Street
Joseph W. Lobdell
Clifford H. Plummer
Ward 20
Richard C. Humphreys
Sumner Adams
Daniel Dorchester
Chelsea
Senate
Patrick KE. Campbell
Ward 7
John H. Sullivan
Franklin
Washington Street
Hugh A. Madden
Teena Prince
Patrick Maguire
M. M. Canniff
George R. Swasey
T. J. Barry
W. J. Burke
James E. Fitzgerald
Isaac Rosnosky
Suffolk
George O. Shattuck
William Endicott, Jr
John
J. Warren Bailey
Eberle Hall
Somerville
J. W. Hamilton
T. ©. Darling
E. H. Capen
John M. Woods
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
P. D. Dwyer
Mr. Dwyer
C. F. Cronin
J. B. Gomez
William E. Doyle
Somerville Democrats
Bow Street Hall
Edward Avery
Hazard Stevens
Robert Luce
Christopher G. Plunkett
James F. Daulin
Luce
Executive Council
Ward 22
John T. Wheelwright
Wheelwright
House of Representatives
Fulton Attacks Romanism in Hall Sermon
The Rev. Dr Justin Fulton told an audience at Music Hall that Romanism is not good enough for Romanists. He argued it is built on falsehood, that Romans hold truth from God, and claimed St Peter never went to Rome. He urged Catholics and Romans to reconsider and urged listeners to guide servants toward Christ. Tommoss appetizing viands at Revere House cafés.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Philadelphia
Cincinati
Fulton
Jesus Christ
Eascry
Farewell to Missionary Arthur May Knapp in Copley Square
A large Second Church gathering bid farewell to Rev Arthur May Knapp who departs for Japan as missionary representative of the American Unitarian Association. Speeches reflect on cross religious amity and local leaders praise his planned work and cultural sensitivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copley Square
Arthur May Knapp
Japan
American Unitarian Association
E. A. Horton
George S. Hale
E. E. Hale
A. M. Knapp
Brooke Herford
Eliot
Harvard University
Francis Tiffany
St. Francois Xavier
Jesus
Hale
Cambridge
Pacific
Ja Anese
New York Observer
Horace Mann
Lanman
Limut
Percival Lowell
Far East
Tam
Itojiro Fukuzawa
Knapp
Lam
Eople
Philo
Buddha
Controversy Over Preaching Without Permit Surfaces in Boston
A large meeting at the Baptist Tabernacle discusses enforcing permits for public preaching on Boston Common. Speakers cite bylaw limits, historic refusals for Y M C A permits, and constitutional arguments for liberty of speech and worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist ‘Tabernacle
Boston Common
Gordon
Boston
Mr. Davis
M. R. Deming
Tabernacle
Evangelical Ministers’ Alliance
Adams
Association
Joseph Cook
D.D
W. S. Haven
A. H. Plumb
Park Commissioners
Aaid
United States
President Baldwin Addresses Profanity at Vesper Service
President Baldwin spoke on profanity during vesper readings at the Christian Union. James J. Murdoch read passages and Mr. Baldwin urged youth to respect God and sacred things, urging prevention and cure of the evil in religious and moral education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
The
Christian Union
James J. Murdoch
Flora E. Barry
God
Christ
Mr. Murdoch
David
Abentom
Moses
Assaulted by His Son Ends in Murder Attempt and Arrest
Somerville police received a report of a man found on Mystic avenue with a severed head following an aggravated assault on Patrick Mahoney by his son David. The 65 year old victim sustained several head blows, one cracking the skull, as John Mahoney, 18, brandished a revolver during the incident. David surrendered to authorities after wandering toward Medford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Hose 2
Marshall Street
Winter Hill
Mystic Avenue
Patrick Mahoney
David
Mahoney
Cutter
John
Willis
Medford
Moore
Grady
Durell
Noted performers and public notices fill Boston pages
A mixed roundup reports: a stage company sued for breach of promise in a Park Theatre case. arrests for theft at Washington and Lenox. fire probe and evictions on Long Island. election returns due at the Mercantile Library and Boston Theatre. music and lectures at Chickering Hall and Music Hall. deaths from diphtheria and other causes. calls for upcoming auctions, society meetings, and police actions in Dorchester, Roslindale, Palmer, and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks Theatre
E. J. Levy
New York
Richardson
Station 6
Washington and
Lenox Streets
Whitcomb
Merrill Street
Dorchester District
Elmer J. Erving
Office of Music In Expression
Professor Brown
Charles Dickens
Chickering Hall
David Copperfield
Fannie Stevens
Rogers
Long Island
Boston
Joseph 5. McDonald
J. A. Young
Thomas Dean
Henry F. Naphen
Thomas M. Babson
Railroad
Street Commissioners of
Beachmont Avenue
Atlantic
Boston, Winthrop & Shore
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
James F. C. Hyde
John B. Moore
Massachusetts
Boston Theatre
Signorina Tua
Music Hall
Alexander Lambert
Ad. Neuendorff
New England Kennel Club
Hotel Boylston
Hamilton Place
Superior Court First Session Nov 6
Superior Court holds first session on November 6 with Judge Blodgett presiding. Previous cases listed in order. A second session with Judge Hammond and a third session with Judge Mason follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Pitman
McCarty
Boston & Lowell Railroad Company
Fall
Hamner
Lowell
Cambridge
Blodgett
Hammond
Mason
Lyman Applies for Admission as Attorney in Circuit Court
Anson M. Lyman of Brookline Massachusetts has applied for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the United States Circuit Court for the District of Massachusetts. John G. Stetson, Commissioner, presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District OF Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
Anson M. Lyman
Brookline
John G. Stetson
United States Circuit Court
Tennis Notes Highlight Sears Lead Ahead Of English Star Futures
Tom Pettitt of Hunewell court declares R D Sears vastly ahead of any American lawn player and would have beaten W Renshaw if they met in Newport last summer. H A Ditson agrees with Pettitt s assessment. Ss V Coffin played with Wesleyan against Harvard after teaming with Sears and Dwight in Orange tourney. Godfrey Brinley, former intercollegiate champ, played half back for Trinity against the Techs on Union grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Pettitt
Hunewell Court
R. D. Sears
America
W. Renshaw
England
Newport
Sears
H. A. Ditson
Tor Pettitt
Ss. V. Coffin
Dwight
Wesleyan
Harvard
Godfrey Brinley
Trinity College
Techs
Union Grounds
Football Saturday scores at Cambridge Philadelphia and more
Harvard 110 Wesleyan 0. Penn 95 Princeton 0 in Philadelphia championship games. M I 74 Trinity 0 at Boston Union Grounds. Yale 74 Rutgers. Amherst 16 Stevens 6. Williams 94 Union 0. Harvard freshmen Exeter 18 Phillips 6. Ottawa 10 Montreal 56 in Canada. Roxbury Latin 8 St Marks 6. Worcester Polytechnic 10 Massachusetts Agricultural 0. Newtonville Cambridge high 22 Newtonville high 0. Brookline second eleven 46 Hopkinson 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Harvard
Wesleyan
Philadelphia
Penn
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Boston Union Grounds
M. I
Trinity
New Haven
Yale
Rutgers
Amherst
Stevens Institute
Williamstown
Williams
Union College
Exeter
Phillips
Montreal
Ottawa
Montreals
Southboro
St. Marks
Roxbury Latin School
Worcester—Polytechnic Institute
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Newtonville
Cambridge High School
Newtonville High School
Brookline
Hopkinson’s
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Wasex County
Tom
Arthu
Addressea
Dr. Rale
Elizabeth Channing
Hlerford
Tiffany
Boston Lithographic Artists’ Association
Elks’ Hall
George Bartlett
Massachusetts Evening
Hartwell Normal School
John L. Stoddard
Boston Music Hall
Free Church Association
Church of the Messiah
A. St. John Chambre
Atwood & Weld
Bruce
Roslindale
Seaverns
R. J. Strong
J. Perkins
H, Williams
Augustus and
Clarendon Agenues
J. J, Teevens
Caron
Parker
Star Course
Robert Wilson
Cincinnati
Daniel McGrath
Weat Warren
Talma
Newman Brown
Boston Ad Post
Stevenson
Oak Grove Farm
Mass
Jonni
Faneuil Hall Square
Chas. L. Bly
Pearl ST
Woodward's Blue
Bromfield Street
Ww. P. Balch Live Stock Commission Agency
Devonshire Street
Calder
Roxbury
Washington St
William and Edwin Sheafe
Pura
Congress
John F. Pray
Boston Linen
Boston Bond
Samuel Ward Co
Devonshire St
Tremont and Boylston Sts
S.B. Tobey & Co
Congress St
Hanover St
Henry F. Miller
Miller Hart
Tremont St
Boston Association
Chestnut Street
Cunningham
Spring Lane
ING Agency
Columbus Ayve
Price
Hoston
Victor Cycles
Overman Wheel CO
Columbus Avenue
Coas Lighting Co
Arch St
NES & Sons
Posto
Kentucky Whiskies
Health Food CO
New England Agency
Adams & Westlake
Cal
Cornhill
W. Baker & GO
Dorchester
Paris
AKE
Walter K. Wightman
New England
Congress Street
Utee
Clark, Putnam & Co
New York Grocery Company
New York City
Sampson & Smith
Furniture
Chicago
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