McKinley Congratulated by Presidents and Leaders
Ex-President Harrison and White law Reid lead a tide of well wishers praising McKinley after his election victory. Governor-elect Pingree visited, while the Union Medical Association met the President-elect. Depew indicated he would not join the Cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton, CO
McKinley
Harrison
Chicago
South
North
Whitelaw Reid
Lincoln
Pingree
Michigan
Detroit
R. A. Alger
Union Medical Association
Ohio
Major McKinley
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
Chauncey M. Depew
Mr. Depew
Woburn Celebrates McKinley Hobart Victory Parade
Woburn marked the McKinley and Hobart victory with a torchlight parade of 14 riders on horses bicycles and tally-hos plus speeches and a Lyceum Hall collation. The celebration lit up businesses and homes as Lt. John M. Portal led the parade and guests included Representative-elect Alva Wood and James W. Grimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
McKinley
Hobart
Lyceum Hall
John M. Portal
Linwood EB
Hanson
Republican campaign committee to stay permanent in Washington
The Republican congressional campaign committee plans to remain active with permanent headquarters at 41 Washington in Washington. It will work with the national committee to continue the fight against free silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
National Committee
Alleged Forgers Caught in Concord Case
Yorenh F. Averill and Ernest F. Leonhardt were arrested on twenty forgery and uttering counts by Inspectors Gaddis Wise and Megan. Averill alias Williams recently released from the Concord Reformatory after a prior sentence. Authorities say they forged and presented orders for bees hardware and other goods totaling hundreds of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorenh F. Averill
Ernest F. Leonhardt
Gaddis
Wise
Megan
Averill
Williams
Concord Reformat ‘Ory
Leonhardt
Whitten Burdett Co Special Sale for Hard to Fit Men
Whitten Burdett Co at 8 Winthrop Square and 4 Otis Street runs a two day sale of clothing designed for tall and stout men and those hard to fit. Overcoats ulsters suits and trousers from size 44 to 54 are in stock with prices that cannot be beaten in Boston.
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Whitten, Burdett & Co
Winthrop Square
Otis Street
Boston
Boston Republicans Press for Municipal Control in City Elections
The piece reports on Boston Republicans bold plans and divisions overCity Hall control with talks of seven aldermen, a City Clerk Sydney Everett, and nominations for city messenger Patterson. It notes Municipal League pressure, the American Protective Association's candidate talks, and internal disputes over aldermanic and street commissioner races across wards.
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Sydney Everett
Edward Everett
Patterson
Craniag Street
John H. Duane
Municipal League
Boston
Citizens
Horace G. Allen
John H. Colby
American Protective Association
Aldermen
Dyar
Allen
Sears
Republican City Committee
South Boston
Josiah S. Dean
Fiéla
Robert Cox
Dean
Joseph Norton
T. J. Sullivan
Norton
Flood
Sullivan
Mahoney
Charlestown
Bryan
Williams
Alderman Hall
Alderman Mahoney
Sewall
Chicago
Hall
Sound Money Democracy
Salvation leads bike safety for youth riders
A local program promotes bicycle safety for young riders, emphasizing guidance and protective practices to reduce fall risks and injuries.
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Bicyclera
Boston Art Commission Reconsiders Bacchante Statue Plan
The Bacchante statue once rejected may be placed in the Boston Public Library courtyard after the Art Commission agrees to inspect the original statue in position. Trustees and architects back the display and a temporary wooden screen will shield the statue during inspection.
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Bagchante
ART Commission
Boston Public Library
Bacchante
Boston
McKim
Herbert Putnam
Arts
Temple of Learning
Ward Council Candidacies Highlight Local Political Push
The Bryan-Sewall-Williams Club declines official ties to the fight while members back Mr Williams. Meagher seeks Ward 7 Common Council seat aided by Meagher indorsements and a 50 member committee led by William Shaw. Queen Jr. runs in Ward 15 with broad club support. Corcoran Hickey Mulcahy seek Ward 14 indorsement and Sullivan is backed for Ward 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Meagher
Young Men's Democratic Club
Triton Barge Club
Aampaign Committee
William Shaw
Frank H. Queen, Jr
Common Council
City Point
South Boston
M. J. Corcoran
W. P. Hickey
J. F. Mulcahy
A. P. A. Beaten in Newton Ward Elections
Republican caucuses in Newton decide council and delegate candidates for city mayor race. Mayor Henry E. Cobb favored for re election. Ward 4 clash tilting toward opponents 93 to 73. Ward 6 School Board split with four delegates pledged to Mrs Prince and one to Mrs Anders. Councillors named for Wards 1 through 7.
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George W. Billings
J. Sturgis Potter
E. D. van Tassel
Frank L. Nagbe
Ard
George D. Davis
Henry L. Whittlesey
J. Frank Lyman
Wills F. Hadlock
A. Childs
E. W. Warren
James A. Lowell
A. EB. Alvord
John M. Miles
William ¥. Davis
Boston Theatre Gossips Highlight Anna Held and Stage Notes
Last evening at the Boston Theatre Anna Held sang new material with Bill Hoey as obbligato, while Miss Nethersole prepares Camille in Hollis tonight and The Wife of Scarli next. The piece by the Black Patti troupe, Chimmie Fadden, and other acts draw crowds as operatic and vaudeville stars tour New England stages.
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Boston
Anna Held
Bill Hoey
Anna
Scarli
Miss Nethersole
Chimmie Fadden
Park
Hopper
Mr. Nash
Mme
Nordita
Metropolitan Opera Company
Jean de Reszke
Opera
Tom McIntosh
Isham
Mme. la Comtesse
Mile. Deyo
Excelsior, Jr
Museum
Pauline Hall
Proctor’s
New York
Erminie
Cooney Island
Columbia
Mme. Calve
Laura Millard
Zerlina
Fra Diavolo
Castle Square Theatre
Watch and Ward Society
Tremont
William H. Crane
Louisville
Katherine Rober
New Grand Theatre
New England
Miss Rober
Iza
Clemenceau
Joseph Hatton
Olga Nethersole
France
Hollis
Keith's
Walter Damrosch
Whitney
Nadine Winston
Walter Campbell
Grand Opera House
Emma Barnes
Johnson and Dean
Lizzie B. Raymond
Liston
Ishmael
Austin & Stone’s
White Crook’ Company
Theatre invites Albany Street Day Nursery children
General Manager Albee of Keith's Theatre invites about seventy children and five matrons from Albany Street Day Nursery to Friday afternoon performance by the wonderful elephants.
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Albee
Keith's Theatre
Albany Street Day Nursery
Mayor Quincy Hosts Massachusetts Mayors at Boston Theatre
Mayor Quincy entertained sixteen visiting Massachusetts mayors at the Boston Theatre last night. The group attended Milo Anna Held's famous representation and appeared to enjoy the performance.
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Quincey
Massachusetts
Boston Theatre
Milo
Anna Held
Masters Teamsters Hear Banquet Board Plans
Over seventy five members of the Master Teamsters Association met at the United States Hotel with President J I Norcross presiding Amos Towle reported street condition complaints from Teamsters A L Flanders was reelected to the Associated Board of Trade for the fifth time The main business approved the Boston Associated Boards of Trade act on compensation for street railway franchises to be sent to the Legislature next year The group set annual ladies night for January second Tuesday 1897.
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Master Teamsters’ Association
Evning
United States
J. I. Norcross
Amos Towle
Transportation Committee
Teamsters
A. L. Flanders
Associated Board of Trade
Boston Associated Boards of Trade
West End Railroad Strikes Deferred After Meeting
Conductors and drivers of Division 3 met at Field's Corner to discuss a new agreement. After lengthy talks no action was taken and the current arrangements will remain in force for at least two more years.
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Division 3
West End Railroad
Field’s Corner
Isaac Rosnosky Seeks Democratic Alderman Nomination
Former Councilman and State Representative Isaac Rosnosky announces his bid for a Democratic aldermanic nomination. Endorsed by influential Democratic figures and notable citizens, his campaign cites long public service and leadership on key committees including Carney Hospital funding and local subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Rosnosky
Ward 9
Rosnosky
Democratic Party
Carney Hospital
A. Aronson, Jr
Isaac Goldsmiths
Goldsmith, Silver & Co
G. I. Peavy
Painters’ Union Condemns Sub-Contract System in Blatchford Hall
Painters Union No. 1L held a heated meeting in Blatchford Hall over contractors' push to abolish daily and weekly work under the old sub contract arrangement. The union unanimously condemned the system and those enforcing it, and resolved to have the business agent order a strike on affected jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painters’ Union No. 1L
Blatchford Hall
New England Conservatory Opens Second Terms
Franklin Square Boston notice announces second terms opening November 9 with daily entrance examinations after November 12. Frank W. Hale is general manager.
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New England Conservatory of Music
Franklin Square
Boston
Frank W. Hale
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Woburn Folks
Republican Cong Ressional Committee
Elica
J. ¥. Averill
E. F. Leonhardt
Rae
the Zoo
Old Public Library
Boylaton St
Manhattan
Edison Electric Illum. CO
Head Place
T B.starr
A. P
Newton
Quincy
West End
John H. Woodbury
Winter St
ATHEN
Heward St
Vaudeville
Burlesqone
Onaly
P.M
Unin
Flynn and Sheridan
NEW City Sports Burlesque CO
CLIO
Lizzie G. Raymond
Telhathre
Col
Washington and
Dover Sts
Katherine Rober Acsiza
Land
Rober Band
Ban Ag Mance Conté Ltds
Piseser
Bbc
Huth
Clifford
Burke and Forest
Billy Emerson
George A. Foo
Bron Fieli St
Moft
Rose
Auber
St. Tel
Tremont St
Diavolo
Carmen
Sunday Post
Union 11
Boston Music Hall
Eugene Tompkins
America
Evans Ad Hoey
D. & Sac
Mat
Charles Hopper
RICE
Burlesque CO
R. A. Barnet
Millie Christine Masonic Temple
Boylston and Tremont
Fternoon
Mchbioadenes
Tremont Theatre
Abbey, Schoeffel & Gray Co. (Ltd
Mr. E
Willard
TROC
Palace Theatre
Scollay Square
F. Rush
Evesins
New Wie
Eee Chooexs
Beautiful Ladies
Mats
James J. Corbett
Bowdoin Invire
Charles F. Atkinson
William Calder
Shannon
Austin
Stone's
Norman
Hope Girls
Congo
AKIRS
Wishnu
Herr Petersen
Marvel
the Living
Christ
Copley Hall
Clarendon St
Eden Muse
Nickelodeon
Portland
BAY State
India Wharf
Joe Deane
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