Old Faneuil Hall Routs Democrats Rally at Boston Victory
Overflow crowd at Faneuil Hall heard Governor-elect Russell and Congressman O Neil laud massachusetts victory. Henry L Pierce presided as J H O Neil, J E Fitzgerald, Sherman Hoar and others defended tariff reform and opposed Reed McKinley Quayism while urging unity for 1892. Russell pledged honest administration and thanked party workers and the press.
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Faneuil Hall
Music Hals
Music Tall
Henry Walker
Democratic Party
Anobie
Russell
John Corcoran
George Fred Williams
Sherman Hoar
John ©. Crosby
J. H. Sullivan
Henry L. Pierce
Boston
Pierce
Reed
House of Representatives
Congress
Republican Party
Quay
National Committee
Ventlemen
Congress of the United States
J. H. O'Neil
O'Neil
Massachusetts
United States
Washington
Republic
North
South
Union
Alciass
John E. Fitzgerald
Quays
Platts
Grover Cleveland
Pennsylvania
William E. Russell
Weill
W. D. T. Trefry
House
Worcester
Harvard College
Music Hall
Democratic State Committee
Democratic and Independent
Commonwealth
Joan W. Corcoran
Bushrod Morse
Everett
Morse
Elijah Morse
E. K. Maynard
Springfield
Jwoinson
Horace Greeley
Charles Sumner
Fox
Hegis
The South Bay Problem at Roxbury Central Wharf
The Board of Harbor and Land Commissioners continued the hearing on Roxbury Central Wharf petition to fill part of South Bay. Plans traced marsh origin back to 1794 and 1817 deeds. Witness Bowditch argued titles and authority while supporters cited health letters and harbor line acts. Hearing adjourned to 10 a.m. for further arguments.
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Board of Harbor and Land Commissioners
Roxbury Central Wharf
South Bay
Moses Williams
Matthew Withington
Frederick C. Bowditch
Conveyancers’ Title Insurance Company
Roxbury Central
Payson Marsh
New York & New England Railread
George O. Shattuck
Roxbury Canal
Swell Street
Dorchester Avenue
Bowditch
Shattuck
Williams
Charles River
Oston
Harold Williams
John ©. Cobb
Board of Park Commissioners of
Boston
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Thomas M. Moseley
Francis Jackson
Mr. Williams
Sanford
Supreme Court
Baker
Munroe
New York & New England Railroad
Nathan Matthews for Mayor
A Boston Democracy leader reports Ward 1 delegates unanimously indorsing Nathan Matthews for the mayoralty nomination. Matthews has gained consent to run and is regarded as a unifying, honest candidate who would secure a large victory and credit to city and party.
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Herald
Boston Democracy
Ward 1
Matthews
Democrats
Accident injures Senator and Mrs Hoar near Paxton
Worcester November 6 Senator and Mrs Hoar were thrown from their carriage while driving near Paxton this morning and sustained only slight bruises.
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Boar
Worcester
Hoar
Paxton
Unpledged Delegations Shape Boston GOP Caucuses
Boston Republicans held caucuses for mayoral and aldermanic nominations but left the contest unsettled. Delegates pledged unevenly with many tickets including Merrill and Hart. Alderman Gove and George Von L. Meyer won strong support in several wards. Cushing lost his district.
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Merrill and
Hart
Gove
George von L. Meyer
Cushing
Itart
Merrill
Wesley A. Gove
Lewis Burnham
John A. Campbell
Frank ©. Wood
EK. M. McPherson
Benjamin F. Campbell
Albert
Tilden
Thomas K. Grimes
Nathaniel M. Jewett
William B. Pigeon
Robert Crosbie
Frank R. Morrison
Charles T. Witt
J. Henry Watson
Peter Morrison
Thomas Kellough
J. Henry Stevenson
John C. Marno
Alderman
James Smith
Frederick
Day
Frederick Pease
Edwin R. Webster
George FE
Harrington
Edward Preble
Christian KR. Durbeck
J. Hiram Star Pearson
James Woolley
Ivory H. Staples
William
Durkee
Robert J. Gove
Clarence P. Lovell
Richard C. O'Keefe
James Frame
Coleman Cook
Francis Leeds
Warp
John Thompson
Irwin Clarke
J. Wilson Parks
Waldo N. Sanders
Thomas Copeland
Samuel I. Crafts
Delbert A. Eaton
Frederick R. le Count
William G. Smith
Andrew P. Fisher
Albert I. Snow
Osgood W. Carney
Thomas J. Cantwell
William E. Tait
Frank A. Woodbury
John Bryant
William Hi
T. R. Ba Edmands
Horatio Wellington
Edward KE. Drew
Leonard C. Dannelis
Arthur W. Robinson
Edward C. Sholes
Franz W. Carter
Lemuel M. Gilchrist
Walter
Brazier
Nathan K. Tracy
Lucien J. Priest
James Y. Taylor
Edwin A. Ferguson
Allen J. McIntyre
John Seager
Joseph Carver
John J. Connors
Charles Ruhl
Mortimer W. Connelly
Thomas H. Roberts
Edward J. Thomas
West
John J. Rogers
George T. Marshall
John J. Hall
James F. Malone
William J. Cummings
Bernard J. McGowan
P. F. Brogan
John J. Coffey
Charles F. Atwood
G. H. W. Bates
Charles
Emery
Charles Howe
Fred R. Bates
J.J. Donovan
Peter C. Atwood
Thomas Garfield
Hyman Hillyon
Luther L. Jenkins
Lemuel M. Ham
Benjamin A. Phillips
George E. Hicks
Wake
Benjamin F. Stevens
Malcolm
Sidney A. Stetson
William H. Hardie
Jesse L. Nason
William H. Dyer
Fergus A. Easton
E. Rockwood Wilton
Francis C. Lowell
Frank H. Brigsys
Arthur EF. Estabrook
James N. Thompson
John Shepard
Spencer W. Richardson
George B. Billings
Frederick W. French
George ©. Carpenter
Arthur W. Sawyer
C. W. Hallstram
Charles W. Bolden
Henry C. Jackson
Darwin E. Ranney
James G. Freeman
Horace Dodd
Increase J. Noyes
George W. Pope
W. L. Richardson
William H. Turner
Lewis A. Drake
Robert Disbrow
John Hobbs
George Stone
Thomas H. Bond
William C. Coolidge
Franklin E. Stone
Albert Woodpury
Julian O. Mason
Hugh McCully
Edwin 5. Chase
John Manley
E. M. Hatch
Charles F. Miner
Lauritz C. Larssen
J. Z. A. McDonald
Alexander Payten
George W. Caldwell
Henry Mitchell
Peter Stengal
Samuel Kelley
George W. Bail
Robert Isaac
William I. Lacoste
Fred L. Stickney
George E. Filton
Frederick W. Farwell
G. Henry Wail
Dennis W. Warren
William J. Doherty
George B. Hamer
A. G. Richmond
George R. Dane
William H. Allen
William G. Bail
William T. Lacoste
Daniel Lewis
Osteed C. Blaney
Warrd
Municipal
John A. Nowell
Cyrus Brigham
James O. Gray
Alpheus Sanford
William E. Hodgkins
Joan A. Keefe
Edmund J. Eastman
Edward Shaw
Franklin F. Roundy
Freeman O. Emerson
John J. Warden
William H. Christian
Maurice Greenwood
Henry J. Levy
Charles Carlton Coffin
Edmund L. Hewins
George PB. EU
Doubles Finals in Harvard Tennis Tour Conclude in Three Sets
Hovey and Chase defeated Brooks and Parker in three sets to win the Harvard tennis doubles final. After a close first set, Hovey and Chase pulled ahead as Brooks faltered on returns and Parker struggled on serve. In the final set, Parker collapsed, with Hovey and Chase sealing victory and awaiting Lee and Tallant in the championship. The article also notes the Harvard cricket eleven season record.
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Harvard
Hovey
Chase
Brooks
Parker
Parkers
Brooks Ang Parker
Ssee
S.s.s
Park
Lee
Tallant
Record of Fires Across Cities Highlights Losses
A compiled fire report details multiple blazes on Nov 6 across Philadelphia Trucker Cal Truckee and towns in Vermont New York and Maine. Major damages include Philadelphia Cooperage Co building Tomsons spice mill and Snowden Hotel with losses totaling well over 180000 dollars in Philadelphia alone.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cooperage Company
Otsego Street
P. C. Tomson
Lackawanna
Farrar & Treft
M. Riter
Illinois Street
Elk
Weiss
New England
Hartford
Connecticut
Atha
Boylston
Boston
American
Phoenix
Neptune
People’s of
Providence Washington
Rhode Island
American Express Company
Cross Street
Dickens Carnival at Music Hall to feature portraits and loaned works
The Dickens Carnival in Chesney Wold will open next week at Music Hall with portraits on display. Mrs. Rouncewell narrates the housekeeper’s long service as portraits and ghosts of Dedlock are shown. Robert Wilkie lends studies for an illustrated Bleak House copy, and Cruikshank like tiles will form a Dickens fireplace. Ancient armor comes from Captain Henry Hunt. A pawnbroker’s shop scene will show ghosts of past grandeur and unredeemed pledges from politicians and lovers.
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Chesney Wold
Music Hall
Cruikshank
Richardson
Dickens
Henry Hunt
Drury Lane
New England Conservatory Board Keeps Two Colored Pupils as Boarders
A special meeting of NECM officials voted unanimously to retain Miss Cuney and Miss Des Verney as boarders and room pals. The choice to go or stay is left to the two young women. The institution remains unsettled after a week of protests and reconciles with the colored pupils likely to remain.
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New England Conservatory of Music
CALL ON THE TROOPS TO PROBE ELECTION BIAS
A Boston letter writer urges Henry Cabot Lodge and Uncle Frisbie Hear to investigate alleged voter irregularities in Ward 9 where two colored men, running as Republican candidates for Representatives, were defeated. The letter calls for a returning board, possible vote tossing, troop intervention, or unseating a winner, labeling the situation a test of public morality and party integrity.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Frisbie
Ward
Boston
Ccandidates
Messrs
Lodge
Hour
Congress
Farr
Dorchester Man Dies After Train Collision Near Station
William Knox of 73 Lauriat Street Dorchester was struck by an incoming train while crossing the New York and New England railroad track near Dorchester station yesterday afternoon. He died about 10 PM from injuries sustained in the incident.
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William Knox
Lauriat Street
Dorchester
New York & New England
Dorchester Station
Boston leather dealer arraigned on embezzlement charge
Joan P Murphy of John Hom mel & Son, Philadelphia dealers, was arraigned in the Municipal Court after a $10,227 embezzlement case. Bail set at $20,000 and case continued to Nov 20. Also, Massachusetts Society of Cincinnati held its November meeting at Parker House with Bishop William Stevens Perry as guest and Judge Cobb presiding. Dr Salome E Merritt lectured on anatomy at Wesleyan Hall for the Ladies Physiological Institute.
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Joan P. Murphy
Boston
John Hommel & Son
Philadelphia
Massachusetts Society of Cincinnati
Parker House
William Stevens Perry
Iowa
Samuel ©. Cobb
Salome E. Merritt
Ladies’ Physiological Institute
Wesleyan Hall
Kasson Lectures on Diplomacy at Lowell Course
Hon. John A. Kasson spoke in Huntington Hall on Diplomacy and Diplomats. He traced Church state relations in the sixteenth century and noted women as diplomats are viewed unfavorably, recounting Sextus era wives influencing royal courts. He urged the U S to be seen as a force for good though not always at top diplomatic ranks.
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Bullock
John A. Andrew
Williams
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Mugwump
Massachusetts
John E. Russell
Grover Cleveland
Mr. Russell
Frank H. Pope
Leominster
Henry Walker
William E. Russell
Huntington Hall
Institute of Technology
John A. Kasson
Washington
Sextus
Kasson
Aldermen Hold Special Meeting Votes on Precinct Sites
The Boston Board of Aldermen met at noon and voted to move voting places in several precincts. An order asks if Deer Island prisoners work on the metropolitan sewer. Dover Street lighting and an official hospitality gesture to Irish visitors were approved. A secret conference followed, and recount work is planned to start next Tuesday.
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Board of Aldermen
Deer Island
Metropolitan
Dover Street
Lremont Street
Shawmut Avenue
Leary
Boston
Ireland
O'Brien
Dillon
Harrington
Sullivan
Gill
O'Connor
Cultivation of the Senses Lecture at English High School
Thomas M. Baillet of Springfield spoke before theastern Kindergarten Association on how concepts mirror objects and how object work builds concepts beyond primary schools. He stressed accurate perception depends on accurate concepts and noted early visual-center stimulation before age seven is crucial for mental development.
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Astern Kindergarten Association
Thomas M. Baillet
Springfield
Christians Alliance Convention Closes At Park Street Church
Closing session of the Christian Alliance Convention at Park Street Church last evening with Clarke Moorehouse of Newton presiding. Rev. A. B. Simpson spoke on Christ's Premillennial Coming to Reign Upon Earth and holiness for those allied with him. Sacred selections were sung by Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. McBride of Brookline. Afternoon devotional exercises were led by Dr. George B. Peck and included addresses by Revs. R. Kelso Carter and A. B. Simpson. Rev. F. L. Chapell led the morning service.
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Christian Alliance
Park Street Church
Clarke Moorehouse
Newton
A. B. Simpson
Earth
8. C. McBride
Brookline
George B. Peck
Clinton Springs
R. Kelso Carter
F. L. Chapell
Purchase of L'Angélus painter buyer named
Edward Brandus has received a despatch authorizing him to disclose the purchaser of Millet's L' Angelus exhibited at Arena building Tremont Street. The buyer is M. Chauchard, Paris Louvre store proprietor aged over seventy with no children, suggesting the painting may go to the Louvre Museum.
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Edward Brandus
Millet
L’ Angelus
Arena
Tremont Street
M. Chauchard
Louvre
Paris
Robbed at Supper in Dudley and Magnolia Street Home
Between 6 and 7 last evening a thief entered the Parker residence at the corner of Dudley and Magnolia and stole two gold watches a diamond ring and several other rings while the family was at supper.
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G. D. Parker
Dudley and
Magnolia Streets
Fashionable wedding at Universalist Church in Chelsea
Chelsea on Nov 6 a fashionable wedding took place at noon in the Universalist Church uniting Mass M Angie daughter of Thomas B Jones and L O Crane of Brookline. Rev George B Stocking officiated. The ceremony featured bridal party Flossie Tenney Lena Cloush Eva Newell Chelsea and Margaret Thomas Quincey with ushers E E Wadsworth J B Jeffrey Charles W Kidder Seth P Smith. Reception followed at 145 Shurtleff street.
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Chelsea
Universalist Church
M. Angie
Thomas B. Jones
L. O. Crane
Brookline
George B. Stocking
Flossie Tenney
Lena Cloush
Eva Newell
Margaret Thomas
Quincey
R. B. Gifford, Jr
Salem
Annie F. Shorndike
Peabody
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Hurt
Charles H. Nye, Jr
Alphonso Baker
John Whittaker
Edward J. Newhall
Charles W. Jones
Willard
Lombard
Joseph W. Cogeswell
James L. Taylor
Samuel Porter
Joseph A. Gifford
H. J. Boardman
A. Bolster
Smith
T. R. Matthews
George Curtis
C. H. Paine
C. Jones
O. W. Jordan
F. J. Wendell
I. F. Saxton
F. E. Howe
M. E. Libby
W. H. Holloway
Jacob L. Weinz
Horace W. Stickney
Lleury L. Winte
Charles J. Blasser
William A. Folsom
George MM. Schell
George L. el
K. Green
Gustave Magnitzky
Walter M. Kingman
Mark R. Wendell
John E. Blakemore
Curtis Clapp
Fred P. Knapp
George C. Goodspeed
Jason
Bailey
Charles G Davis
Franklin
Wilson
Aldermanic
Joseph Stedman
Eliot B. Mayo
Charles J. Souther
Joseph $. Williams
Samuel D. Smith
J. Adams Brown
P. K. Tripp
William T. Leach
C. L. T. Steadman
William H. Bowman
Fred H. Young
Henry Pierce
Clarence H. Knight
Everett W. Furbush
Henry F. Howe
W. Gordon Gerry
Otis Bramhall
Horace
Towle
Henry Richardson
Henry B. Callender
Joseph S. Parker
Howard Ss. Wheelock
Willis L. Hidden
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Roney Mechanical
Womi
Somerville
Chelsea Chelsea
Longwood
Lowell
Haverford
B. A. Aveoee
Cambr’ge
Patalvecs
Me Ford
Mystic
Brockton
R. DP
Brown
Garrett
S. A. M. Skinner
L. Sullivan
W. MacVeigh
F. B. Crownin
Shield
Frost
T. W. Balch
H. A. Davis
H. F. Hewes
Carpenter
Skinner
W. Balehot
K. P. Bowler
R. W. Frost
L. Suellivan
Truckee
Cal
Buffalo
Norfolk Street
Whitney & Fladdock
Leonard Street
John Miller
William Hudson
U. S. Gov't Report
Franklin Square
Aldermen’s Special Meeting
Christian Alliance Convention
L’angelus
Crane—Jones
G. C. Saylor
G. C. Paylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
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