City Election Talk Flares Over Merrill Hart O'Brien Morse
Republicans rally for next Tuesday caucuses to choose mayoral nominees amid chatter of Moody Merrill challenging Mayor O'Brien with Charles H Allen and Thomas N Hart as strong possibilities. Democrats weigh Morse and O'Brien renomination while pundits forecast a tough battle in a likely Republican year with school policy as a heated issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody Merrill
Charles H. Allen
Thomas N. Hart
O’brien
Congressman Morse
Dwyer
Register of Probate
Citizens’ Movement
Alderman Kelley
South Boston
Merrill
Mr. Kelley
Mroody Merrill
Jesse M. Gove
Shear Moody Merrill
Jesse Gove
Leopold Morse
O’ Brien
Morse
John C. Short
David F. Barry
The
Common Council
Hart
Barry
Charles W. Smith
Post
Alderreen Doherty and
Allen
Moody
Sheriff Clark
Beard
Ward 19
Mr. Hart
Wilser
Alderman Wilson
Home Market Club Banquet Set for Members Only
The Home Market Club executive committee decided the jubilee dinner at the Hotel Vendome next Thursday will be for members only due to high demand. Invitations were to be sent to Benjamin Harrison and Levi P Morton, among others. The resolution ties the Nov 6 victory for protective policy to tariff revision aimed at reducing revenue needs, expediting law administration, and protecting domestic producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Market Club
Hotel Vendome
Benjamin Harrison
Levi V P. Morton
Resolutions of Sympathy for Royal M. Pulsifer
At a Boylston Club meeting the active members adopt resolutions mourning the death of honored president Royal M. Pulsifer. They express appreciation for his service to the club, extend sympathy to his relatives, and authorize sending a copy of the resolutions to the deceased’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston Club
Royal M. Pulsifer
Fiske Lectures Begin With Hutchinson Topic
John Fiske opens his course Scenes and Characters in American History at Old South Meeting House this forenoon with a lecture on Thomas Hutchinson, last royal governor of Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fiske
Old South Meeting House
Thomas Hutchinson
Massachusetts
Beacon Park Races Postponed To Today At 1
Heavy track and rainy weather forced Beacon Park racing to be postponed until today at 1 o'clock. Officials announced the rain delay after conditions failed to improve, with riders and spectators advised to stay prepared for a later start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Park
Guests at Parker's and hotels mark annual ball plans
A Charitable Irish Society sub committee convened at Parker's to arrange the January 28 ball at Music Hall. Notable guests included Col. George W. Hooker of Brattleboro and others from Minneapolis New York Panama Rhode Island and Boston area hotels. Also listed are guests at Vendome Quincy Way Brunswick Tremont Revere Adams Young's and the Dudley Association anniversary dinner with several distinguished visitors and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charitable
Irish Society
Parker’s
Music Hall
George W. Hooker
Brattleboro
James A. Nichols
Brooklyn
N. Y
Quincy Way
A W. Sulloway
Franklin
A. T. Ranney
Concord
N. Ai
Tommy Russell
United States
Lord Fauntleroy
W. P. Wood
Douglas Axe Company
New York
Parge's Furniture Ad for Photographs Engravings and Drawings
An advertisement at Parge's Furniture Company on 48 Canal Street promotes easers and cases for photographs engravings and drawings sold or displayed at the manufactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parge’s Furniture Company
Canal Street
Norfolk Club Jubilee Cheers Republican Victory at Young's Hotel
The Norfolk Club hosted a jubilee at Young's Hotel celebrating the Republican victory. Congressman-elects and state officials attended as Asa French presided, with Marden and Morse delivering stories and jokes. Morse quoted Latin and urged thanks to Dr Burden for chairing the state central committee, amid lively banter and applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Young’s Hotel
Asa French
Marden
Elijah A. Morse
State Central Committee
Beard
Banks
Lodge
Randall
Walker
Candler
Morse
A. W. Beard
D. H. Rice
W. A. Gile
J. W. Belcher
Ladd
Endicott
F. L. Burden
Capen
Tuft College
Warren E. Locke
J. H. Gould
H. J. Wells
Andrew S. Draper
New York State
Harrison
Pkenas
Ames
Brackett
Fred H. Williams
French
Norfolk Club
Massachusetts
Abraham Lincoln
Washington Street
Boston
Anson Burlingawe
Washington
Grover
Delaware
Phen
Senate
House of Representatives
General Banks
Republican Party
Brice
New York Sun
Mills
the Herald
United States
Democratic
Coun
Ross Defeats Duftr In Marlboro Wrestling Showdown
Duncan C. Ross and H. M. Dufur wrestled at the Howard Atheneum yesterday for 250 a side plus 75 percent of the gate to the winner. Referee Sergeant Walsh, with Ross aided by A. M. Munroe and Dufur by Hutchins, saw five bouts. Ross weighed 232 pounds to Dufur 192, with Dufur taking two early wins and Ross taking three to claim the match victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan C. Ross
H. M. Dufur
Marlboro
Howard Atheneum
Sergeant Walsh
A. M. Munroe
Ross
Mr. Hutchins
Dufur
Collar
General Theological Library Receives Donations Totaling 1935
Treasurer reports 5450 in member ships and donations from numerous individuals and churches. Subscriptions and gifts include Mt. Vernon Church Boston 100, Sarah Jewett 75, Edmund Quincy and others totaling 87,606 64 grand total with 700 needed to clear floating debt and 16,000 to pay building mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Theological Library
Samuel R. Payson
Mt. Vernon Church
Boston
Sarah O. Jewett
South Berwick
Edmund Quincy
William Gammell
Providence
R. L
H. H. Hunnewell
Robbins Battell
New York City
George C. Shattuck
M.D
Messrs
J. A. Latorme
EF. F. Pratt
Thomas Nelson
Martin Brimmer
William G. Means
Henry N. Bigelow
Clinton
B. F. Stevens
W. Odlin
Exeter
N. H
E. B. Bowditch
Eleanor Bennett
8. A. Bailey
Julian Bartlett
First Baptist Church of
Chelsea
First Church
Charlestown
Merrimac River Baptist Association
Chandler Holmes
Plymouth
Burroughs, Lever
Rice
Shayer
Dare
General
Paine's Furniture Company a must see art haven
Paine's Furniture Company factories and warerooms line Canal street opposite the Boston and Maine depot. Visitors glimpse the furthest limit of decorative art, with models copied nationwide. Wholesale district pricing, rare pieces under half city prices, faultless style, and cordial reception attract art lovers and connoisseurs alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine’s Furniture Company
United States
Canal Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
Paine Furniture Company
Wwolesale
Services at West Medford Begin with Union Churches
Evangelist D. L. Chubbuck will open a series of services in West Medford this Sunday. The Congregational and Methodist churches join in presenting these union services emphasizing revival and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Medford
D. L. Chubbuck
Congregational
Gayton Virginia Emerges With Northern Capital
Gayton Virginia gains new life from Northern enterprise. Before the war coal was mined locally by slave labor. Boston men led by Ware B Gay purchased a tract, built a railroad, erected coal breakers and made other improvements. The town once known as Carbon Hill was renamed in honor of Mr. Gay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayton
Boston
Ware B. Gay
Trac
Carbon Hill
Gay
Monument committee plans Crispus Attucks tribute parade
The Crispus Attucks monument committee held its last meeting before a large Boston event. Captain Dexter H. Follett offered to fire a salute with Battery A guns, and Company L Sixth Regiment will parade. Local dignitaries and groups including G A O F, Free Masons, G R, and several ceremonial units will participate. George T. Hoyt & Co. to supervise unveiling. Major F B Bogan to be chief marshal. Schools to close part day for celebration. Parker House hosts a dinner with governor, mayor, and sculptor Kraus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter H. Follett
Company L
Sixth Regiment
Boston
O. F
Free Masons
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Druin
Company D
Ninth Regiment
George T. Hoyt & Co
F. B. Bogan
F. A. Francis
George Sparrow
Robert J. Taylor
Daniel Hayes
Cambridge
N. P. Wentworth
T.o’donnell
McCafferty
Joseph Lee
Francis M. Gray
Henry Lewis
Chelsea
Parker House
Kraus
Cambridge Mayoral Prospects Stir Local Politics
Cambridge voters anticipate a mayoral race with potential candidates including General E W Hincks and Hon Alpheus B Alger. Mayor Russell may withdraw to focus on his law practice while dark horses such as Colonel Bancroft and Dr Coggswell are mentioned. The Temple Hall faction backs Hincks, and Alger struggles to win the Peoples party nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Russell
Alpheus B. Alger
E. W. Hincks
Chrysanthemums Exhibit Opens in Boston Society Hall
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society hosts a closing flower show with chrysanthemum displays, including the notable Mrs Alpheus Hardy, orchids, and other plants. New Jersey growers attend, and exhibitions from New York and Philadelphia rival local efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
America
Japan
Massachusetts Society
New York
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Alpheus, Hardy
Boston
The Queensbury Fete and The Mouse Trap at Union Hall
A large audience is expected for amateur theatricals to benefit Associated Charities of Boston at Union Hall tonight and Monday Nov 12. Mrs Erving Winslow directs with cast including Francesca Lunt Ellen Hodges Percival Lowell Parkman Dexter and others for The Queensbury Fete or Whos Your Friend. The Mouse Trap will follow as an afterpiece with a cast listed. performances start at 8 oclock and ladies are asked not to wear bonnets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities of Boston
Union Hall
Erving Winslow
Tucker Burr
Ellen G. Hodges
Francesca Lunt
Percival Lowell
Parkman Dexter
Elise Wes
Bemis
Susan W. Hardy
Miller
M. V. Fasigi
Vevuseeane
Saannie
Campbell
Boston aided Texas home for crippled Confederate soldiers
The Home for Crippled Confederate Soldiers at Austin Texas receives local support of 666 dollars sent to Hon H H Darden president of the board. Boston donors include E A Batcheller H B Endicott M C Dizer Co Luce Manning Chase Merritt Co Claflin Coburn T A Whicher Co Pierce Co David Cummings W B Rice Amos W Stetson and others with a total 666 credited as received from this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
H. Darden
Texas
Boston
A. H. Batcheller
H. B. Endicott
M. C. Dizer & Co
Luce& Manning
Chase, Merritt & Co
W. Claflin, Coburn & T. A. Whicher & Co
Pierce & Co
David Cummings
B. Rice
Cosskie
Frank Herman & Co
Potter, White & Ray- Johnson, Moody & Noy
BOA
Amos W. Stetson
Sewcuesererees
Order of Columbia
F.f.emery
Unique chrysanthemum blooms from Mrs Alpheus Hardy legend
At the Orange New Jersey exhibition James R. Pitcher and W A Manda showcased rare flora including the chrysanthemum named Mrs Alpheus Hardy. The flower, linked to a Harvard educated Japanese stowaway turned missionary, resembles Japanese Silks plumage. Only six plants exist, all in the United States, valued at 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
San Francisco
Harvard
Hardy
Boston
China
Japan
Earnest Harvard student life sparked debates on study over vice
A reader asks Taverner to portray the bright side of Harvard life focusing on earnest students seeking useful careers. A letter complains that critics ignore scholarly effort while ridiculing intemperance and athletics, urging a fairer view of campus life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taverner
Harvard
North American Review
Boston
Religious notices fill Boston churches Sunday schedule
A dense column lists preaching times and events across Arlington Street, Union Hall, Bowdoin Square, Chandler Hall, and multiple churches. Notable speakers include Rev. Andrew Gray and Rev. M. R. Deming with sessions on Christian trials, biblical lectures, and sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Street Crource
Brooke Hertford
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Andrew Gray
Episcopal Church
Boston
Europe
Britain
Baptist
Bowdoin Square
M. R. Deming
M. &. Wilson
California
Ashman Quartet
Jesus Crist
Jesus the
Lamb of God
Jesus the Son of God
Jesus
Christadelphian
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Jess Christ
Dan
Church of the Disciples
Charles G. Ames
Philadelphia
Superior Court Nov sessions with multiple tort actions
Massachusetts Superior Court calendars list numerous tort actions with defendants including Equitable Life Assurance Boston & Providence Railroad and City of Boston. Noted cases involve claims for conversion breach of promise to marry damages from injuries and land extension assessments with verdicts and ongoing trials across sessions under judges Mason Hammond and Lathrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Mason
Elizabeth Weston
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Lyman
M. ©. Hobbs
J. J. Feeley
Sarah J. Rolland
Boston & Providence Railroad
Bussey
B. Allen
J.H. Appleton
George Putnam
Quincy M.c.s.co
Bean
Harris
Quincy M
Middlesex Superior Court listings and criminal adjournment
The Middlesex County Superior Court schedule for Monday lists cases including Smith v. Loring and Town of Woburn v. Tufts College among many others. The Superior Criminal Court adjourns to Monday at 9 a.m. in Cambridge following a felonious assault conviction of Timothy O'Brien of Hudson to three years at the house of correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Middlesex County
BrieHam
C.J. Timothy O’brien
Hudson
House of Correction
Cambridge
Supreme Judicial Court Hearing Nov 9 In Essex County
The full bench of the Supreme Judicial Court heard arguments in several cases including Anastasia Henry vs City of Newburyport James V. Felker collector etc V8 Standard Yarn Company city of Newburyport vs Daniel Creedon J Scott Todd vs Charles M Lunt Margaret P Gurley vs Edmund Armstead Enoch R Quimby petitioner vs Sarah J Durgin Jeremiah J Crowley pro amI vs Pacific Mills Emily Phillips et al petitioners vs inhabitants of Marblehead was submitted on briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial
Essex County
Supreme Judicial Court
Anastasia Henry
City of Newbury- Bcr
James V. Felker
Collector
V8.tandard Yarn Company
City of Newburyport
Daniel Creedon
J. Scott
Todd
Harles M. Lunt
Margaret P. Gurley
Edmond Armstead
Enoch R. Quimby
Petitioner
Sarah J. Durgin
Jeremiah J. Crowley
pro_ami
Pacific Mills
Emily _ Phillips
Marblehead
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Colonel Pulsifer
MR. Fiske
Norfolk Club Jubilee
Young's Hotel
Mr. Marden
Elect Morse
Mr. Beard
CAD Piause
Old Bay
A. &. Draper
Albany
Grover Cleveland
Warner Miller
Party of Freedom and Progress
Matthew Stanley Quay
Quay
Faxon
Elijah
Mr. Morse
W. Johnson
Quincey
Burden
Maachusetts
Duftr
Howard Five Boats
Arnold A. Rand
Nager
BRADI
Crispus
Cambridge Politics
Brooke Herford
Channing Hall
England
Bostonian Society
Old State House
William Clarence Burrage
Prince of Wales
Edward ©. Carrigan
H. G. Jordan & Co
Eastman Street
Boston Street
Dorchester
St. Botolph Club
Young Men’s Christian Union
Station 1
Johnson
James Smith
Michael Cohen
Brighton Paving Department
City Hall
Timothy J. Sullivan
Chelsea Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
James McKee
Bowe Street
Jamaica Plain
Bright
McKee
Free Church Association
Church of the Messiah
Florence Street
Cyrus F. Knight
D.D
D.C.L
Lancaster
Penn
Supreme Judicial Court For
Common Wealth
Suffolk
Middlesex
Norfolk and
Dukes
Quincy v& Boston
Quincy
Columbus Avenue
Newbury Street
Exeter Street
Hale
Copley Square
Edward A. Horton
Tremont Temple
Emory J. Haynes
J.D
E. H. Walsh
Pauline Propaganda
Boston Music Hall
Vid Unitarian Church
Dudley and
Greenville Streets
Roxbury
Arthur Crane
T. (. Evans
Florence Astreet
Gunnell
Same
Turner
Thomas
Richmond Vy
Rats Jyankee
L. de Ve
Rolland
Boardman v
Ten
McCormick
Bos
Cohen
Ferdinand, Ton
Mellowan
Fall
Graves
Page
Canacciola
Nico
Jeuness Vlini
Hammond
Dennis Callahan
Mary Ward
Charles F. Paige
J. Lldredge
Edward Wyman
City of
Isaac Harris
Commercial Street
Chelsea Ferry
H. G. Parker
T. Sd
Barson
Duke
Bond
NelIntire v- Roberts
Waisk
Boston Gas Light Co
Fuller
Forbes
Curtis V. Walsh
Piere
Y- Cunard
Lathrop
Benatius
Smith
Kennedy Vy
Higgins
Dearborn Comba. Co
Quiley
Donovan
Amer. Bub. Co
Home Rub.Co
Ladley
Evans
Tyng
Brown
Curtis
Joel
Perkins
Slade
J. Co
Leatherbee
Coye
Murphy- Rogers
Dunnag
Margaret E. Waiters
John Shepard
Seattle
Charles Br, Elder
L. Dabney
Hannah Banigan
Harrison Avenue
N. D. A. Clark
R. W., Nason
Ja. Wdandaws
Oreaerior Muuuasy
Banigan
Lddy
Coffin
Heinstein
Odshe
Ferguson
Doane
Smart
Gee
Barrie
Rafter
Lee
Whitney
Osgood
Sullivan
Woodruff
McKenna
Marrin
Green
Aiken
Boston & M. RE
Puilsifer
Bullard
Coburn
Welch
Gleason
Hildreth
sSouthworth
Edmounds
Haffermehl
Regan
Sake
Burns
Tobin
Kelleher
Lake Vy. Fitzgerald
Pfeifez Et al
Globe Newspaper Co
Shotwell Vy
Dunn Et al
Harrington
Stearns
Dean ¥. Taylor
LBC
ROS
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Cushing Process CO
Washington St
Pas
J. W. Horne
Tremont Street
Rabel Bros
Sale
Chicago
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