McKinley Cabinet Contenders Highlighted in Revised List
The draft cabinet for McKinley features Hanna Reed and Lodge as uninclined for secretaryships. Names floated include Dingley Bliss Platt Manderson Dawes Payne Cochran Evans Meriam and Quay with Alger Porter Grosvenor Barran contenders for war navy interior agriculture and postmaster general roles.
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New England
Court of St. James
Sherman
Ohio
Allison
Iowa
Chauncey Depew
Treasury
Nelson Dingley, Jr
Maine
Ways and
Thomas C. Platt
Platt
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
West
Alger
Harrison
Horace Porter
Fred D. Grant
New York
Grosvenor
Boutelle
Reed
Dingley
Matthew S. Quay
Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Interior
Chairman Babcock
Congressional Committee
Cyrus Leland
Kansas
Manderson
Nebraska
Folletter
Wisconsin
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Charles T. Dawes
Illinois
Agriculture
Governor Mor
Tammany
Ben T. Cable
Congressman Henderson
William Warner
McKinley Cabinet Talk Fueled by Speculation
Washington readers follow the Cabinet speculation as President-elect McKinley prepares to assemble his team. Names like Thomas Reed Mark Hanna John Hay and Henry Cabot Lodge are discussed for Secretary of State while motives and ambitions behind the choices are debated.
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Mark Hanna
Ohio
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachu
Washington
McKinley
Mr. McKinley
Hanna
Reed
John Hay
Lincoln
Nicolay
Century Magazine
Lodge
Lunatic at Large Captured After Six Months Wandering
Stephen Collins an insane man who escaped from the St. John's Newfoundland asylum and wandered around Boston for six months was captured by Patrolman Howe near St Marys Church in Cambridge. He was sheltered by William Shine on Harvard street until police were notified and Collins is held at Station 2 awaiting return to St Johns. the steamship line may be compelled to take him back. Collins had escaped Newfoundland asylum seven times.
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Stephen Collins
St. John’s
N. F
Boston
Howe
Cambridge
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Norfolk Street
William Shine
Collins
Shine
Harvard Street
Muzzy
Newfoundland
Mt Holyoke College Niece Figures In Election Interest
At Mt Holyoke College in South Hadley students engaged in rallies and speeches as Grace Howe McKinley of Canton Ohio and Miss Isabella Bryan of Fulton Miss supported their uncles, the candidates. Grace 18, a sophomore, was celebrated amid a campus event honoring the election of her uncle.
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South Hadley
Mt. Holyoke College
Grace Howe McKinley
Canton
Isabella Bryan
Fulton
William J. Bryan
Miss Bryan
Chicago
White House
Old Sunday School Marks Forty Ninth Anniversary
The Sunday school of First Congregational Church Everett celebrated its forty ninth anniversary last evening in the church auditorium. The program featured addresses by Rev A B Patten, the church pastor, and Mr W H Hawley of Malden, along with singing and recitations by the children.
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First Congregational Church
Everett
A. B. Patten
W. H. Hawley
Malden
Run Down by Electric Car Injures Cambridge Man
Frank Daniels of 35 Banks Street Cambridge was injured yesterday when his team collided with an electric car on River Street near Franklin. He was thrown to the ground and hurt his back and head.
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Frank Daniels
Banks Street
Cambridge
River Street
Franklin
Souvenir of Europe Carved Chairs Sold Locally
Paine Furniture Company brings in carved Italian or Swiss chairs as affordable reminders of European travel. These chairs are described as curious and interesting specimens that can flavor an entire house.
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Europe
Paine Furniture Company
Ball to Aid St Agnes Industrial School at Odd Fellows Hall
Friends of St Agnes Industrial School plan a social and financial ball at Odd Fellows Hall on November 18 to raise funds. City Clerk John M Garvin and Clerk of Committees John F Dever join the organizing committee. F E McEwiggin chairs music and promises a fine orchestra and program.
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Friends of
St. Agnes’s Industrial School
Odd Fellows’ Hall
John M. Garvin
John F. Dever
F. E. MceWiggin
Mrs McKinley Poised To Lead White House Era
Washington reports strong interest in the next First Lady Mrs. McKinley. Despite delicate health she plans to fulfil duties and guide social life, with Grace McKinley and other relatives likely assisting. The Cleveland era ends with two children lost and a new White House home to a nation watching closely.
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Washington
White House
McKinley
Cleveland
Congress
Grace McKinley
Columbus
Saxton
Marshall Berber
Barber
McWilliams
Mary McWillia
Jackson, Mich
J. Goodman
Helen Saxton Goodman
Sims
Hobart
Italy
Conservatory
Cardinal Newman Lecture Draws Cambridges Capacity Crowd
Newman’s Life Cambridgeport fills Union Hall with denominational crowd to hear Rev Henry Austin Adams D D on Cardinal Newman. Dr Adams, son of William Newton Adams of New York, is described as aristocrat by birth and education, long a noted figure in religious circles.
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Union Hall
Cambridgeport
Henry Austin Adams
Catholic Union of Cambridge
Adams
Cardinal Newman
William Newton Adams
New York
Staunch labor ally and single tax advocate reshapes church work
Born in 1861 in Cuba, he moved to New York as a youth and studied at Trinity College. He served in Wethersfield and Great Barrington before guiding St Pauls in Buffalo, where crowds of poor followed his sermons, despite opposition over church flooring and later moved to the Church of the Redeemer in New York amid debt and salary sharing.
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Cuba
New York
Trinity College
Hartford
Wethersfield
Conn
Great Barrington
Old Trinity
Dix
Buffalo
St. Paul’s
Father Adams
Cha Ge
Church of the Redeemer
Father Johnson
Missionary Dr Saadi speaks on Orient work in Boston
The Rev A E George introduced Dr John Saadi of Tripoli Syria to a St Matthew's audience as a candidate for holy orders. Saadi, a linguist and former interpreter in Gordon relief operations, described missionary prospects in Morocco and among Syrians here and abroad. He is studying in Hartford under Presiding Bishop Williams and translating the Book of Common Prayer into Arabic.
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St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church
Broadway
Boston
A. E George
John Saadi
American Episcopal Church
Orient
Lord Wolseley
Herbert Stewart
Bayuda Desert
Abu Klea
Metemneh
Khartoum
Sir Charles Wilson
Lord Charles Beresford
Saadi
Morocco
America
Hartford
Williams
The Two-Headed Woman Millie Christine in Boston
Millie Christine known as the Carolina Twin, a famed two headed performer, will appear at the Masonic Temple Boston for a short run starting tomorrow afternoon. She will hold daily receptions from 1 to 10 PM and retire to private life after this engagement.
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Boston
Horticultural Hall
Millie Christine
Masonic Temple
Col. Boylston and
Tremont
Cost of Mail Service Report Highlights Savings and Plans
First Assistant Postmaster General Frank H. Jones reports a savings of 3 278 985 and delivery improvements for the year to June 30 1896. He urges 17 million dollars to compensate postmasters next year and 11 million for clerk hire noting fewer clerks needed. He flags 76 000 for cancelling machines and rural free delivery tests in about thirty states by November 1. An estimated 13 326 500 is projected for 1897 98 for free delivery. Negotiations seek money order exchange with Mexico. He urges penalties for abusing congressional frank and 300 dollar fines, and proposes ending private post office boxes.
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Washington
Frank H. Jones
Mexico
Jones
Congress
Police raid nets fan tan layout and nine arrests
Officers from Division 4 raided a Chinese gambling outfit at 42 Harrison Avenue yesterday afternoon seizing a fan tan layout and policy tickets. Nine Chinese men were arrested for being present where gaming implements were found.
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Harrison Avenue
Star Anna Held Arrives in Boston For Boston Theatre Engagement
The French chanteuse Anna Held arrives by the Shore Line in Boston and chats with a Postman at the Brunswick. She expresses nervous excitement for tonight’s Boston Theatre debut and comments on American audiences, English studies, and plans to ride a silver bicycle gifted in London.
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Anna Held
Shore Line
Boston
Brunswick
Philadelphia
Warsaw
Poland
London
Willard Returns to Boston After Ocean Trip
Mr. Willard who had been in New York since arriving on the St Paul on Saturday reached Park Square station on the 9 o clock express last evening and registered at Cop ley Square Hotel. He appeared well and told our representative he was pleased to be back in Boston.
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Willard
New York
St. Paul
Park Square
Copley Square Hotel
Boston
Mayor Robinson Nominates Republican Ticket In Gloucester
Gloucester voters see Mayor Robinson submit nomination papers as Republican Citizens' candidate for Mayor with nearly 200 names. Ex Mayors W W French and Colonel B F Cook consider a Citizens' convention amid tensions over a three cornered race and potential re election stakes.
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Gloucester
Republican City Committee
Robinson
Republican Citizens
Friends
W. W. French
B. F. Cook
Citizens
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Setts
Secretary OF the Treasury
Congressman Dingley
Cornelius N. Bliss
R. A. Alger
Porter
Fred Grant
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Wiscon
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Braska
Follette
Secretary OF the Navy
Congressman Boutelle
Senator Quay
Secretary OF Agriculture
Morrill
Clayton
Arkansas
Bourke Cockran
Missouri
Henry C. Payne
Merriam
Minne
Sota
H. Clay Evans
Tennessee
H. H. Kohlsart
Torres Dave Axe
Cee
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ST. Agnes
Beecham
William M'Kinley
Mrs. Cleveland
William McKinley
Newman
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F. G. Dobbratz
Frederick C. Dobbratz
Winship Street
Brighton
St. Columbkinle’s Church
Holy Name Society
Holyhead Cemetery
Gordon Relief Expedition
Miss Held
Olga Nethersole
Scarli
France
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Evans
Hoey
Excelsior, Jr
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Tremont Theatre
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Momus
Columbia Tonight
Katherine Rober
Clemenceau Case
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B. S. Willard
Arthur Rigby
Grand Opera House
Clara Lane
Laura Millard
Zerlina
Fra Diavolo
Castle Square
Flynn
Sheridan
City Sports
Howard Atheneum
Mile
Meza
Lizzie B. Raymond
Norman
Austin & Stone
Foston Theatre
Pitcher’s Castoria
Atelen
Howard St
Tilil
Flynn and Sheridan
NEW City Sports Evrree Co
OUR
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Tietbatthre
Cor
Washington and
Dover Ste
Katherine Rober al Iza
Dumas
ROBER
Bowdoin
Charles F. Atkinso
Shan
Palace Theatre
Scotia
F. Rush
John HH
Woodbury
Winter St
Creed
Orvis
Edward Hayes
OPERA
Chrysanthemum
Massachusetts “Horticultural Society
Tremont St
J. H. Woodford
Disienss Domenie of
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Isaac B. Rich
Hsits
Camille” Secaigne
Sventune
Miss Nethersole
Denise
Franc
Boston Museum
Ssatin
Burlesque CO
R. A. Barnbeti
Boston Music Hall
Crand
Inez Spracue
Boston Symphony Orchestra
BMG Mollenhauer
Castle Natives
Tel
Tremont St. Auber
Eugene Tompkins
Evans Ini Hoey
Charles Hopper
Chimmie Fadden
Abbey
Derry
Columbia Theatre
Mats
Black Patts
James J. Corbett
Christ
Pratorium
Copley Hall
Clarendon St
Eden Musee
Jjes
Portland
Bay State
India Wharf
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