Last Honors for Dr S F Smith in Newton Centre Funeral
The sudden death of Dr S F Smith author of America shocks Newton Centre. Funeral from Newton Centre Baptist Church Tuesday at 1 30 pm will be conducted by Rev J N Murdock of Tremont Temple Boston with doctors Hovey and Farber assisting. Pallbearers include S F Smith Jr of Davenport Iowa and E W Smith of Arlington. Burial in Newton Cemetery will be private. Local residents express universal sorrow and Governor Greenhalge is expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Smith
Newton Centre Baptist Church
J. N. Murdock
Tremont Temple
Boston
Alvah Hovey
Newton Theological Institute
Daniel
America
Smith
Dr. Smith
Newton
Newton Centre
S. L. Pratt
George H. Gregg
Watertown
Greenhalge
Mortgage Sale Forecloses Boston Property in 1895 Auction
A Suffolk County mortgage foreclosure notice announces the sale of a parcel in South Boston under a mortgage to Braah Morrison and others. Auction set for Friday November 29, 1895 at 3 PM, conveying the land and improvements with a passageway abutting Second Street and E Street, subject to prior mortgage terms and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshus Netbete
Benita
Suffolk
Boston
Second Streets
Second Street
Burrelaut
Morrison
Sal
Martin
Ignee
Renomination bid shadows Boston mayoral race
The city braces for tomorrow night's renomination of Mayor Curtis while caucuses decide delegates for the mayoralty and aldermanic contests. Josiah Quincy garners Democratic momentum as Republicans rally. registration closes Wednesday at 10 p.m. amid reports of campaign spending and civil service influences.
Secretary Morton Reports on Department Expenditures and Exports
Secretary Morton presents the third annual report detailing bureau economies and efficiency gains. Inspections numbered over 1,360,000 animals with 676,000 shipped abroad, and 46 million pounds of pork inspected and exported. Germany received about 23 million pounds and France over 9 million. Road work advances in several states including Massachusetts, New Jersey, North Carolina, and Kentucky. He advocates ending gratuitous publications to libraries and institutions, suggesting sale funding and a Weather Bureau asset sale of 200,000 to 200,000 dollars to fund a new department building.
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Morton
Department
Germany
France
Massachusetts
New Jersey
North Carolina
Kentucky
Départment
Weather Bureau
Political Notes on Ward Contests and Registrations
Three days remain to register with registration closing at 10 o'clock Wednesday night. Columbia Outing Club Ward 16 endorses Richard J. Gray Jeremiah F. Kelleher and John Dugan. Hugh W Bresnahan seeks Common Council Ward 13 backing at 132 Bowen street with John W Young as chair and James Duffy as secretary. A five member precinct committee to work polls next Wednesday evening. Joseph F OConnell likely to be appointed assistant surveyor of the port of Boston with club backing. John A Ryan runs for Ward 6 Common Council with strong North End backing and broad city recognition from last fall stump work.
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Columbia Outing Club
Richard J. Gray
Jeremiah F. Kelleher
John Dugan
Hugh W. Bresnahan
Bowen Street
John W. Young
James Duffy
Teamsters’ Union
John McDonough
Daniel Lyden
M. J. McCullough
Joseph F O’connell
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Mr. Thomas
Boston
O’connell
John A. Ryan
North End
Ryan
Chicago seen as likely site for Reed convention amid Manley letter
A Chicago paper says Joseph H. Manley ex chairman of the Republican national committee has written to Chicago to book thirty rooms for the Reed headquarters at the Republican national convention. The letter, sent from New Orleans to William Odell, signals Chicago’s growing case to host the next convention. Manley has toured the west and south and met Illinois leaders favorable to Reed, suggesting the convention site decision hinges on Reed’s nomination chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chivago
Joseph H. Manley
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Reed
Manley
William Odell
New Orleans
Illinois
Wellman Enters Senate Presidency Race Amid Doubtful Outcome
Senator Arthur Wellman of Malden has entered the race for Senate presidency, becoming the fifth candidate. His entry shakes expectations since Senator George P. Lawrence is still strong, but opposition cites Lawrence’s ties to corporations. Senator Sanger may back Wellman if he cannot win, while Darling Southard and Sanger’s overall strength remains uncertain, with Sanger pegged mainly to Suffolk County.
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Arthur Wellman
Malden
Senate
Wellman
George P. Lawrence
Sanger
Lawrence
Darling
Southard
Suffolk County
Two Deaths in Australia Tragedy Involving Arthur Dacre
Despatch from Sydney reports the deaths of English actors Arthur Dacre and his wife. Dacre shot his wife and then killed himself by slashing his throat. Despondency from an unsuccessful Australian tour cited. Both left letters claiming mutual decision to end their lives.
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London
Sydney
Arthur Dacre
Dacre
Australia
Drowned After Stranded Steamer Solferino Boat Disaster
Passengers from the Solferino, a Genoa Naples bound emigrant ship with about 1200 aboard, attempted to land at Ceuta in a small boat. The boat swamped and twenty occupants drowned while the remaining passengers were rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Solferindo
Genoa
Naples
Rio de Janeiro
Ceuta
Solferino
Watertown Y M C A observes eighth anniversary in new church
The Watertown Young Men's Christian Association marked its eighth anniversary last evening at the new Methodist Church. The program opened at 7 30 with organ preludes and addresses by church and college figures. Current receipts stood at 1950 with all funds spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown Young Men's Christian Association
New Methodist Church
CC. P
Emilie M
Phillips Congregational Church
Jesus
Miss Julia’ Bancroft
Boston
E. A. Capen
The
First Baptist Church
C. P. Emery
Julia .Bancroft
F. B.richanison
Burdette Business College
BE. A. Rand
Church of the Good Shepherd
Leach
Neely
Woman's Auxiliary
Board of Trade to Race Yale in New London
Nov 17. A New London Board of Trade leader and treasurer announce plans to launch a boat race between Yale and a major English university now that the Yale Harvard race is off. The board will study the proposal at its next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
New London Board of Trade
Ose
Yale
Body of Local Fisherman Found on Connecticut Beach
The body of Charles Wesson of New Haven was found on the beach between Silver Sands and South End on the sound yesterday afternoon and was buried today. Wesson, with Charles Hinckley and a man named Tymeson, were lost on a fishing trip a few weeks ago. The whereabouts of the other two men remain unknown, and search efforts will resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Charles Wesson
Silver Sands
Wesson
Charles Hinckley
Tymeson
Not the Body of Peter McManus Found
A man struck by a train at the New England railroad crossing in Valley Falls was not Peter McManus of Arctic Centre as initial reports suggested. The victim died at 4 o clock Sunday morning and the corpse remained unidentified at press time.
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Providence
R. I
New England
Valley Falls
Peter McManus
Arctic Centre
Wall
French warship Admiral Baudin in grave danger
Paris reports the French warship Admiral Baudin, which ran aground last Wednesday night in the Salins roadstead off the Isles of Hyeros in the Mediterranean, remains in a critical position with grave fears she may become a total wreck as worsening weather hampers rescue and salvage efforts.
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Paris
Baudin
Salins
Hyeros
Mediterranean
Henry A Thomas of Weymouth A Boston Post Office Veteran Runs for Congress
Henry A Thomas, long time Boston post office official and Weymouth resident, seeks Congress after rising from messenger to superintendent of mails. A Republican, he has been private secretary to Governor Frederic T Greenhalge and prominent in local civic work. He faces opposition from Democrats but enjoys strong support from Wanamaker and party figures. He is a trustee of Wildey Savings Bank and chaired the Weymouth Improvement Association promoting the town water system and electric street lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Henry A. Thomas
Congress
Post Office
Our
Thomas
Henry A Thomas
Weymouth
Boston Post Office
Old South Meeting House
W. K. Burt
Washington
Postoffice Clerks’ Association
Wanamaker
Harrison
General Corse
Post Office Department
Massachusetts
Thomas N. Hart
Democratic Party
Frederic T. Greenhalge
Lowell
Demosthenes
Blaine
Blaine and Logan
Long
Congressman Rice
Cyrus Tirrell
Mildred
Governor Long
America
Thomas B. Reed
Senator Lodge
Wildey Savings Bank
Boylston Street
Patriotism Lecture Delighted Hibernians by Fitzgerald Speech
The audience at Boston Theatre heard Congressman John F. Fitzgerald speak on The Patriotism of Adopted Citizens after Hon. Thomas J. Gargan fell ill. The event, held under the Ancient Order of Hibernians of Suffolk County, featured a brass band parade, notable Hibernians, and a brief concert. Fitzgerald praised Irish and Catholic contributions to the republic, denounced religious prejudice, and urged unity under one flag and one people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Gargan
Boston
Order of Hibernians
Suffolk County
John F. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
William J. Cronin
Division 7
Hibernians
Adams Square
Boston Theatre
Assumption Brass Band
East Boston
Roger F. Scannell
James A.murphy
John B. Doherty
George J. Lovett
Philip Gallagher
Daniel O'Donovan
John Dolan
John A. Ryan
J. Cronin
William
McLellan
Charles McCarthy
Owen
O’loughlin
Jeremiah Murray
Thomas
Owens
Thomas F. Arthur
George Lovett
Thomas J. Clements
Sarsfield Guards
Assumption Band
Michael J. Dwyer
Lon F. Brine
R.h.mcmunn
Congressman Fitzgerald
Cronin
Order
Hibernian
America
Republic
Washington
Sullivan
Knox
Moore
Commodore Barry
Sheridan
Meade
Rosecrans
National Senate
Montgomery
Tremont Street
Beacon Street
Sumter
Potomac
Gulf
Watertown Gets Grade Crossings At Irving Street
Watertown rejoices as Fitchburg railroad installs gates at Irving street grade crossing. The Belmont crossings now have night watchmen, easing local safety concerns. A new fare cut from 8 to 5 cents between Waltham and Watertown pleases riders.
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Watertown
Fitchburg Railroad
Irving Street
Belmont
Waltham
Well Known Mason Michael Brennan Dies in Waterbury
Michael J. Brennan aged 64 a well known Mason died suddenly in Waterbury while sitting in a chair. Medical Examiner Graves ruled heart failure the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury, Conn
Michael J. Brennan
Graves
Labor Church Sermon Attacks Greenhalge At Oxford Street
In Lynn on November 17 the Labor Church drew a large crowd despite bad weather. Rev. Herbert N. Casson condemned Governor Greenhalge for his Atlanta Exposition speech and called President Cleveland Buchanan. He denounced General Electric for ejecting moulders and cited a California labor leader urging a broad labor party. Casson warned of a shift from liberty to monopoly and urged action by workers to change the system.
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Lynn
Labor
Oxford
Herbert N. Casson
Greenharge
Cleveland
Buchanan
General Electric Company
Boston
Salem
Connecticut
Charles J. Duke
Norwich
Casson
California
Atlantic
Pacific
England
America
Europe
Raleigh
Drake
Frobisher
Heaven
Milton
Cromwell
Ike
Uncle Sam
New York Harbor
Liberty
Carey
Massachusetts
Masachusetts
Russia
Senate
House of Lords
Supreme Court
Wringer Co. Advertises Wide Range of Home Goods
The American Wringer Co listing 13 and 18 Broadway extension offers wringers mangles spring beds and car pet sweepers. Repairs on all wringers and sweepers are available. Orders by mail prompt response. Telephone Tremont.
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The
Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Benen Eetta
Telephone
Call
Tremont
Nine erec tions for stable on Nightingale street in Boston
Petition to erect a brick stable with forty stalls on Nightingale Street Ward 20 in Boston. Building measures 60 by 60 feet, with consent sought under city statutes and ordinances governing erection occupancy and use of stables. Davern & Cronin, Boston. October 30, 1895.
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Board OF Aldermen
City of
Boston
Soneptelly
Birch Street
Ward 23
Charles Willipfaff
Board OF Aldermen OF
Werence Avenue
Ward 20
Nightingale Street
Davern & Cronin
Boston Board to Consider Petition on Dec 2 at 2 Pm
In November 11 session the Board of Aldermen ordered due notice to all interested parties regarding a petition. On Monday December 2 at 2 oclock p m the board will weigh the prayer of the petition and hear objectors. A copy of the notice is to be posted publicly and a true copy certified by City Clerk J M Galvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Norith
Monay
Boston Post
Boston Journal
Aring
M. Galvin
Galvin
J. M. Galvin
Boston Poston
Noart
Pitaknens Passe
Alvin
Labor Church Planned for Boston to Aid Workers
The Rev Casson announced a labor church would be organized in Boston to aid the workingmen. A mass meeting of trades unions and Knights of Labor in Lynn will meet at the Labor Church on Friday to be addressed by New England labor leaders and Mr Griffin of Chicago. The gathering marks the Locantes prison of Eugene V Debs and the end of the American Railway Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Casson
Trades Unions
Knights of Labor Assemblies
Workingmen of
Lynn
Labor Church
New England
Griffin
Chicago
Locantes
Eugene V. Debs
American Railway Union
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Methyl Dental Co
Tremont St
F. Smith
Woauleks "Co
Hanover
Reston
American House
Rlestown
Southewater
C Phonan
Ola Doane
Pg Sr
Wm ‘Sullivan
Pembertea Sty
Curtis
Cacuses
Josiah Quincy
Union Hall
Association Hall
Wheeler
Libby
Hibbard
Republican City Committee
William G. Reed
Brighton
Dyar
A. Glendon Dyar
Ward 18
Common Council
Herman Weinburg
Jacob M. Spitz
Cloge
Quincy
Teo i
Reeks Snes
Wellman II
Board OF Trade
Peter M’manus
Colonel Thomas
Young
Mason
MR. Casson
Atlanta
Buchanan S
Holyoke
Virginia
Puritana
Puritans
Sodewal
ooD's
Lveniis
Massasetts
Kansas City
Denver
South
Georgia
Bunker Hill
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