Political Driftwood After the Wreck Aboard The Campaign
The article reports on post election mood at Republican and Democratic headquarters. Leaders like Quincy Russell and O Neill discuss results, with Republicans upbeat and Democrats prepared to contest and regroup for the next campaign. It notes Hart and Greenhalge ties, and ward recounts in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clagrindd
Quincy
Jon E. ‘Russell
Congressman O'Neil
Mr. Russell
John J. Russell
Post
Democratic
Heftwil
Boston
Hart
Matthews
Henry A
Toland
E. P. Clarke
Donahue
Third
Essex
Catholic Cemetery Association Semiannual Meeting Highlights
Grand Army Hall Roxbury hosts the Catholic Cemetery Association semiannual meeting chaired by President Timothy D. Mulvey. Officers elected include Mulvey as president, Jacob Yeagle secretary, James A. Waly treasurer, and directors William Norton Patrick Norton and Michael Ward. Reports show six month totals: expenses 27414.89 receipts 31962.25 with treasury balance 5041.61 and sinking fund 11290.29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo*ldn
Oxthelic Cémetery Association Hemits Eterity
Grand Army Halk
Treasury
Perual Bi
Flemetery
Worcester
Chrysanthemum Show Displays Colorful Bloom Variety
At Horticultural Hall the Massachusetts Horticultural Society hosted its annual chrysanthemum show. Hundreds of blooms in colors and sizes filled the display as prizes and gratuities were awarded yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
Massachusetts
Tam many Club Ward 20 Holds Regular Meeting
The Tam many Club of Ward 20 met at Franklin Hall Hustis Street last evening with President Ghode Hoccupying the chair. Timothy E McCafiliy was endorsed as its candidate for the Common Council, McCafiliy hailed from Modbury and was noted in social political and military circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany Club
Ward 20
Franklin Hall
Hustis Street
Ghode
Timothy E. McCafiliy
Modbury
Boxing gossip and prospects in Boston pugilism scene
The Cooper Athletic Club plans a Thanksgiving boxing gathering on Travers Street with Don Kelly vs Joe Lynch in a limited round. Letters praise Dick Moore as a top middleweight, while others seek bouts with Boyle O Reilly and Burke. Sullivan and Gorman rumors are noted as untrue, with appearances by Lord D Murphy and Jack Green anticipated.
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Cooper Athletic Club
Travers Street
Don Kelly
Joe Lynch
B. Hale
The
Hale Dental Company
New York
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Louisville
St. Paul
Dick Moore
Moore
Mabery
Mike
Sears
Dave Ross
Boyle O'Reilly
Jack Burke
Maine
Tommy West
West
Burke
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Sullivan
Corbett
Mitchell
Bonifoh
Queensberry
Goxbett
John L. Sullivan
James J. Corbett
Lord D. Murphy
Dan
Rialto
Tremont House
Ed Gorman
Billy Murphy
West Virginia
Passaic
New Jersey
Jack Green
Amsterdam
Rob Roy
Dartmouth Holds Off Tufts 14 4 on Rough Field
Dartmouth defeated Tufts 14 to 4 in a poorly played afternoon game on the athletic field in Hanover New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
TUFTS
Hanover
N. H
Boston Latin School Win 8-0 in Practice Football
The Boston Latin School defeated the graduates 8 to 0 in a Clover field practice game yesterday afternoon after a hard fought battle.
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Boston Latin School
Clover Field
Worcester Wins Polo Clash Over Brockton
Worcester defeated Brockton 6 to 2 in a polo game played in Worcester tonight. The result swung the game decisively in favor of Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Brockton
Races at Gloucester list winners and times
Gloucester N J November 8 list of six races with full results. Alarm Bee won the first race at 1 00 with Black Hussar second and Piquante third. Mary Bi led the six furlongs in the second race with Sawdust second and Charon third. Silence captured the four and a half furlongs with Apollo second and Jersey third at 57. King Crab won the one mile and a quarter with Rose Howard second and Onaway third at 2 21. Fiction won the four and a half furlongs with Alanthracite second and Doc Birch third at 1 00. Eolic won the six furlongs with Capulin first and White Wings second. Time figures included for each race.
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Gloucester
N. J
Alarm Bee
Black Hussar
Piquante
Mary Bi
Sawdust
Charon
Silence
Apollo
Jersey
King Crab
Rose Howard
Onaway
Fiction
Alanthracite
Doc Birch
Eolic
Capulin
White Wings
Clifton Jockey Club opens ten day meeting at Clifton NJ
The Clifton Jockey Club inaugurated a ten day meeting at this track with a large crowd. Races featured Early Blossom first in five furlongs with Captain Wagner second, followed by fast times and strong showings for Briar Siding, Heads or Tatts, Logan, Remorse, Charlie Wilson and Play or Pay among others.
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Ming
Clifton Jockey Club
Clifton
N J
Blosdom
Capt. Wagner
Lorimer
Oporto
Briar Siding
West Park
Tyme
Crochet
Republican Nominees For City Council By Ward Names Listed
The Republican City Committee collected nomination papers for council seats yesterday before the 3 PM deadline. Ward lists name numerous candidates including David H. Jones Jr., George R. Battis, James Cochran, Herman Menstage, William Wise, and Andrew Fisher among others with many wards represented and multiple incumbents and new contenders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Committee
Council
A. N. Swallow
Edward W. Presho
David H. Jones, Jr
George R. W. Battis
James A. Cochran
Herman A. Menstage
William A. Wise
Charles H. Lane
John H. Spear
Frederick Bailey
John H. Givan
Warren. .B. Hadley
Warren Norton
William Newton
William O. D. Grace
Charles L
Ridgway
Thomas Garfield
Bernard M. Murray
William T. Blair,Jr
Fred Butler
Calvin J. Emery
George Buckie
Richard S. Church
Clarence P. Weston
Walter E. Sears
I. Sherman Crockett
Edward H. McGuire
Calvin My
Lewis
William C. Parker
Walter F. Wilson
William H. Porter
C. William Schwab
Richard F. Andrews, Jr
Walter C. Brown
William W. Davis
William M. MelInnes
Albud Newmarch
Ahrend
C. J. Pope
George J. Blasser
Gustaf A. Danielson
George, Hall
Francis Fennekees
Frederick C. Bieller
Abraham T. Weinz
O'Donnell O'Donhen Draw With Godfrey in Boston Bout
In a six round Metropole Club fight in Providence the Australian Steve O'Donnell failed to KO George Godfrey as scheduled. The bout ended in a draw after a strong finish by Godfrey and a cautious close by O'Donnell with referee Jesse Brown ruling even.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Steve O'Donhen
George Godfrey
Metropole
O’donnell
Godfrey
O'Donnell
Jesse Brown
Tom Kenney
Worcester
Jack Sheehan
Fitchburg
Sheehan
Choynski
After Five Months Sacco's Killer Caught Out West
Antonio Sacco, accused of killing James Squires in Boston's North End on May 28, is captured after a nationwide manhunt. Nemesis aided the pursuit, with Captain Cain of Station 1 orchestrating disguises and cross country tracing. Squires, 25, worked for the Boston Bridge Company and lived at 68 Cabot Street, Dorchester. Sacco, born in Mirabella near Naples, fled through Swampscott Salem Portsmouth and across multiple states before arrest.
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Antonio’ Sacco
James Squires
North End
Nerésis
Nemesis
Sacco
Cain
No. 1
Law and Order
Antonio Sacco
Mirabella
Avellitto
Naples
Italy
Commissariat
America
Boston
Cavanagh
Squires
Hdnd
United States
Swampscott
Champ Dislike
Camp Edgerly
Scott Tuttle
Salem
Portsmouth
New York State
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Springfield
Captain Cain
Rosetta
William Dunn
Cabot Street
Dorchester
New Frunswick
Boston Bridge Company
Debates on New Bill Favoring Australian Ballot System
Aldermen discuss a proposed change to delegate selection under the Australian ballot system. Sanford supports party view gains in Republican representation and broader nomination care. Hallstram sees benefits, suggesting districts could co under strong candidates, while Donovan did not respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Ict
Democratic Committee
Hallstram
Eure
James Donovan
Democratic City” Committee
Protectorate plan for Samoa and Hawaii weighed by officials
Chief Justice Ide and Land Commissioner Chambers, aboard the Warrimoo, report from Honolulu that President Cleveland will send a treaty to the Senate in December to establish a protectorate and back an election to define permanent government. Voters would need a thousand dollar income qualification and Cleveland’s policy aims to retain Samoa and Hawaii.
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Victoria
B. C
Warrimoo
Australia
Honolulu
Ide
Chambers
Samoa
Cleveland
Senate
Provisional Administration
Hawaii
Annexed West Bridgewater Celebrates by Fireworks
The northern section of West Bridgewater voted to annex to Brocton on Tuesday. Tonight residents celebrated by a cheers and a torch lit procession led by Martland along Market Street toward the West Bridgewater line, with fireworks and red flares lighting the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brocton
West Bridgewater
Earnei
Martland
Market Street
Recount Sought in Norfolk District Race
In Dedham a recount request is reportedly planned for the first Norfolk district race for Representative. Officials believe errors may reduce the Republican H. D. Humphrey’s plurality over Democrat John Crowley.
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Dedham
Nov
Norfolk
H. D. Humphrey
Rep
John Crowley
Dem
Camera Club Exhibition Opens in Boston Rooms
Ernest Cockayne of the Boston Camera Club has placed his photographs on display in room 10 Bromfield street. The show runs daily from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. through Saturday November 18. Admission is free to the public.
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Ernest ©. Cockayne
The
Boston Camera Club
Bromfield Street
T He
Governor-Elect Greenhalge Home in Lowell Described
A Lowell home profile details Governor-elect Greenhalge and family life. It notes the Belvidere residence at Wyman and Nesmith streets, screened by a stone wall, with Mrs Greenhalge active in church and charity work. The family includes three children and a farm in Martin New Hampshire with rocky soil and scenic New England countryside nearby.
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Greenhalge
Aft
Lowell
Wyman and
Nesmith Streets
Belvidere
Nesmith Street
Wyman
Nesmith
Frederick
Eric
Is & Phillips Andover
Harvard
The
Crimson
Hattie
Wellesley
Gréerhalge
Matin
N. H
Fryeburg Academy
New England
Train Collision Crashes Into Blue Island Train in Chicago
A lifted Chicago Rock Island express crashed into the rear of a Blue Island accommodation at Seventy-first Street, killing four aboard and injuring ten. The wreck tore two coaches and the engine, with fog hampering signal sighting and rapid fire spreading through debris.
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Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Blue Island
Seventy-first Street
Bau
W. C. Carpentét
Aubrey
Minnie Schaefer
Cartie Barnes
William. Bowman
D. M. Snow
Jarmins W. Grady
W. F. Stel
James —Kinser
Batthy
W. E. Jamieson
N._ Hinter
Lottie Brigtam
Nicholds Wosht8
Louis Sharp
J. W. Templeton
Bevenly
First Street
Rink Rushes Polo Games Preview and Night Matches
The Casson building on Tremops street hosts a polo game tonight featuring the Providence Grays led by Captain Billy Murray against Hésteus. Noted players Newtonic Parsons Leyden and Lampkin headline the lineup as Worcester, Brockton, and New Bedford circuits showcase fast rushers and goal tending.
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Casson Building
Tremops Street
Providence Grays
Billy Murray
Hésteus
Newtonic
Parsons
Leyden
Lampkin
New Bedford
Worcesters
Keigh
Brockton
William
Worcester
Bostons
Canavan
McPeek
Curley
Harry Brévey
Harry
Cunningham
New Bedfords
Dorchyster Club Hosts Dancing Night At Adams Street
The Dorchyster Athletic Club plans a dancing party at their Adams Street clubhouse tonight. In Murray Irwin’s billiard parlors Booth Berton hosts a pro pool match with Russell defeating Zeramby 73 to 42 after Zeramby scratched three times. The English High and Cambridge Manual teams meet in interscholastic football for the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchyster Athletic Club
Adams
Gibson
Murray & Irwin
Booth Berton
Russell
West
Zeramby
English High School
Cambridge Manual Training School
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State Committee
Nave
Winslow
Ratshesky
Greenharge
Catholic Gemefery Ass
Tamany Indorses McArthy
Americat Whititer
King Directum
Queen Alix
Mystic Park
Trotts
Tim. Mayfield
Ric Cle
Tes
O’donnall
Cash League
Pete Berle
Wheeler
Rowe
Hutchins
Malden
Berto
Dorntge
Rich
Kluge
Ashinger
Albert
Newhouse
Crocker
Meixell
Janaska
Price
Starbuck
Bartholomew
Simons
Appel
Hess
Schofield
Williams
Benner
Martin
Fuhrman
Kelly
Hosmer
Nightengale
Jonas
Partlett
Fellman
Wendland
Schock
Stayman
S. Smith
Steiner
Troy
N. Y
Servis
Schantz
Roe
A. G. Metxell
Cassedy
Byers
Prince
Waban Cycle Club
West Medford
W. W. Storey
Hall
Winnisimmer
Graves
Wille
Mitch Torwertan
Donaghute
Johnson
W. Gurton Fowler
Nee Keening
Massachusett Jub
Fowler
Bours Mts
Steve O'Donnell
Killer
Derer
Crowley
Weil
Clifford
Tay
Majnard
Stiles
Liaw
Court Street
Weila
Camera Club
North America
Ulster
D%c
Yankee
Manp’g CO
Heart of Wholesale District
Washington St
Summer Street
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MR. Greenhalge's
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Rock Island Road
Tine
Tommy
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