Riley's Ward 11 caucus drives bold Democratic clash
Lawyer Thomas Riley leads Ward 11 Democrats against the Bryan and Sewall faction. The caucus aims to install a strong slate including Lee Berry Donovan Mahoney and Dean. Contests span wards citywide with candidates for School Board and Aldermen amid factional volleys and anti Bryan sentiment.
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Thomas Riley
Bryan and Sewall Democrat
Jones
Palmer and Buckner
Riley
Quincy
Boston
Mr. Riley
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Ohio
Palmer
Buckner
Bryan
McKinley
Massachusetts
W. J
W. F. Donovan
Mahoney
Coolidge
Lee
Barry
Dean
Francis L. Coolidge
Palmer-Buckner Democrats
Berry
Donovans
MceMorrow
Mchary
Timothy J. Sullivan
Roxbury
Dorchester
B. F. Lamb
Ward 12
South End
John Warren
P. F. McDonald
Lee- Barry
Patrick C. Kennedy
Representative Norton
Thomas W. Flood
John B. Martin
Dennis M. Cronin
Captain Murray
Judge Dean
Robert Cox
Daniel J. Barry
John H. Dunn
John E. Baldwin
John J. Toomey
Norton
Doherty for President Emerges in Massachusetts Meet
The bimetallists of Massachusetts gathered at the American House last night forming a nucleus for a strong organization led by Philip J. Doherty the young Charlestown Democrat once connected with Congressman Barrett. Disagreeable coughing sensations vanish after using Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup.
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Massachusetts
Philip J. Doherty
Charlestown
Barrett
Bimetallist Club Chooses First Officers and Plans State Reach
The group elected Frank A. Hobart president and F. E. White treasurer with Francis Curran presiding. John A. Ryan declined vice presidency. About 150 attendees from across Massachusetts backed a bimetallic Democratic agenda and pledged weekly meetings and a state and national convention push.
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Bryan- Sewall-Williams Club
Chicago
John A. Ryan
Democratic Party
H.H. Lloyd
Philip J. Doherty
H. N. Casson
F. K. Gifford
G. E. McNeill
F. A. Hobart
W. W. Knox
Oliver Downing
C. E. Farrington
W. H. Baker
H. H. Lloyd
F. P. Curran
George FE. McNeill
Q. A. Towne
Francis A. Hobart
Ward 11 Democratic Association Charges Treachery
The Ward 11 Democratic Association accuses a member of the ward committee of being retained by a candidate on a hostile ticket. It pledges to expose further treachery and urges Democrats to vote for delegates named below to uphold true Democracy and clean politics.
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Ward 11
Democratic Association
Bryan-Sewall-Williams Club
Democratic Party
Nominations in Marlboro Nominates Ward Officials
Marlboro Republicans held a caucus on November 17 nominating Aldermen for seven wards F A Pope Alexander Berry A M Brigham Frank Gauvin A B Howe H K W Andre ws E H Brigham For Common Council Ward 1 F W Lawin G H Morse Ward 2 Frank Billings S E Simonds Ward 3 Arthur St Louis Charles C Loring Ward 4 Daniel Hartnett Edward Allen Ward 5 W B Morse James McAuslan Ward 6 S P Wood L P Barry Ward 7 Ernest Moore Clarence Fe Howe Charles L Bartlett was nominated for mayor
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Arthur St. Louis
Charles C. Loring
Daniel Hartnett
Edward Allen
W. B. Morse
James McAuslan
S. P. Wood
L. P. Barry
Ernest §. Moore
Clarence FE. Howe
Charles L. Bartlett
Honors 10 Candidates at Democratic Council Rally
At the ward room on Hudson Street near Oak last evening a rally ratified regular Democratic candidates for the Common Council. John F. Cronan of the Irish Charitable Society presided and praised William T. A. Fitzgerald. Daniel M. Driscoll and David B. Shaw spoke, with Alfred S. Hayes gaining attention. Fitzgerald delivered a strong address.
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Hudson Street
Oak Street
Common Council
John F. Cronan
Irish Charitable Society
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Daniel M. Driscoll
David B. Shaw
Alfred S. Hayes
Councilman George Whittaker Honored At Cabot Hall Rally
Councilman George Whittaker held a rally last evening in Cabot Hall at 1148 Tremont street. Ex-Representative Timothy Holland presided with speeches by Rep Frank O'Toole and others including Michael E. Gaddis Timothy E. McCarthy Councilman Jacobs Edward Whelan John F. Shea and more as the campaign committee reported progress.
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George Whittaker
Cabot Hall
Tremont Street
Timothy Holland
Frank O'Toole
Michael E. Gaddis
Timothy E. McCarthy
Jacobs
Edward Whelan
John F. Shea
Waltham Democrats Nominate Judge Smith Over Ly man
Waltham November 17 The Democratic mayoralty convention nominated Judge E J Smith by a 13 to 10 vote over incumbent Mayor Arthur Lyman. Aldermen at large elected J A McTiernan Ward 1 John Glynn Ward 3 John Glynn Ward 4 B W Wentworth Ward 6b C P Sones Ward 6 A W Ward Ward 7 Thomas J Walsh W F Emerson C P Hemminway and Thomas Curley named for three year school committee terms.
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W. F. Emerson
C. P. Hemminway
Thomas Curley
Wing a Hustler for Ward 22 Council Nomination
Friends of Franklin R. Wing expect him to secure the Republican nomination for Ward 22 Common Council. Wing is active in real estate in Jamaica Plain and the Back Bay Fens, manages several trusts, and is described as a tireless worker.
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A. A. Nunally
Washington Mills
Post
Ernest Donath
G. W. Smith
Ward 22
Lawrence J. Earle
Common Council
South Boston
Franklin R. Wing
Frank
Jamaica Plain
Back Bay Fens
Adams Renominated for Mayor in Quincy Democratic Meet
In Quincy on November 17 Charles Francis Adams II was renominated for mayor at the Democratic municipal convention. Also nominated were Frank A. Page for school committee at large for three years and councilmen at large Rupert F. Claflin Edward J. Parker Thomas J. Lamb William B. Orcutt and James H. Churchill.
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Quincy
Charles Francis Adams
Frank A. Page
Rupert F. Claflin
Edward J. Parker
Thomas J. Lamb
William B. Orcutt
James H. Churchill
City Committee Elects Pierce as Chairman and Walker Nominated
The city committee elected the Hon James Pierce as chairman and Frank A Bayrd as secretary. Mayor Clarence O Walker was nominated by Representative Harvey J Boutwell and chosen by acclamation. Informal School Board votes named Frank E Woodward and Anna C Fall as top candidates with Benjamin H Bailey and Roswell R Robinson also receiving votes.
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Lican
James Pierce
Frank A. Bayrd
Clarence O. Walker
Harvey JL. Boutwell
Frank E. Woodward
Benjamin H. Bailey
Anna C. Fall
Roswell R. Robinson
Aaron C. Dowse
Harber's Campaign Gains Ground in Ward 2 bid
William G. Harber, candidate for Ward 2 Common Council, runs a vigorous campaign and is viewed as a strong nominee. A young labor leader and fluent speaker, he supported Bryan in the last race and shows deep Democratic loyalty.
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William G. Harber
Mr. Harber
Bryan
Rally for Shannon in Ward 6 Aldermanic race
A crowd crowded the ward room for a rally in support of John H. Shannon candidate for Alderman Ward 6. Speakers included Joseph F. Hickey president of the Young Men's Democratic Club Ward 2 Daniel Galleger of Revere Lt T F Clark Councilman J H Sherman and Councilman James E Desmond with F P MacManus presiding.
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John H. Shannon
Mr. Shannon
Joseph F. Hickey
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Ward 2
Daniel Galleger
Revere
T. F. Clark
J. H. Sherman
James E. Desmond
F. P. MacManus
Feeney Nominated for Mayor in Woburn Dem Convention
Democrats in Woburn nominate City Solicitor John F. Feeney for mayor on the first ballot. Three school board candidates are also named B A Caulfield Edward F Cassidy and William F Kenney. Feeney, a Boston lawyer about 32, ran unsuccessfully for Representative in the recent election.
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Woburn
John F. Feeney
B. A. Caulfield
Edward F. Cassidy
William F. Kenney
Feeney
Boston
Senator Clay Elected to U S Senate from Georgia
The General Assembly chose Alexander Stephens Clay as United States Senator for the term starting March 4, 1897. Republicans backed J. F. Hanson and Populists backed General Phillips.
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Atlanta
General Assembly
Alexander Stephens Clay
United States
J. F. Hanson
Phillips
Nominations in Chicopee Democrats nominate Eldridge for Mayor
In Chicopee on November 17 George D. Eldridge was nominated by the Democrats for Mayor. John the White was renominated for city clerk and treasurer.
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Chicopee
George D. Eldridge
John the White
Boy Burglars Form Local Juvenile Gang
A group of 9 to 14 year olds from Elmo Street and Blue Hill Avenue formed a juvenile gang calling themselves The Robbers. They burglarized several stores including Baron Pinofski, taking cigarettes and tonic, and stole dynamite cartridges to blow safes. Patrolman Williams arrested Robert Findlayson and named ten to twelve other boys who may avoid arrest if they cease crime.
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Jesse James
Franklin Park
Charles Casey
West End
Robert Kenney
Robert Findlayson
Baron Pinofski
Blue Hill Avenue
Elmo Street
Williams
Powers to Control Turkey Reported by Daily News
The Daily News cites credible authority that European ministers may oversee Turkey's finances. Sir Edgar Vincent, governor of the Imperial Ottoman Bank, is named for finance. A Russian officer could become minister of war and a Frenchman minister of the interior, with the Grand Vizier staying as president of the council of state. Appointments are being submitted to the powers.
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London
The
Daily News
Turkey
Edgar Vincent
Ottoman Bank
Council of State
Burglar Captured After Fierce Hand to Hand Fight
Patrolman Charles Woodman and Special Officer Michael J. Fitzpatrick of Somerville subdued a burglar after a brutal struggle using a police club and cane. The suspect, 6 feet tall and about 180 pounds, identified himself as John Geary with a Boston address, and was jailed at the police station. Special Officer Fitzpatrick lives at 265 Washington Street, near Union Square.
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Charles Woodman
Michael J. Fitzpatrick
Somerville
John Geary
Boston
Fitzpatrick
No. 265
Washington Street
Union Square
Stock Market Dull Ahead of Bear Raid and Copper News
Tuesday evening markets show weakness with Sugar slipping after an 11-4 rise as copper shares lead activity. Calumet & Hecla gains while Butte and Boston, Atlantic, Osceola weaken. Tecumseh and Quincy edge higher. Calumet declares a $5 per share dividend payable Dec 17 to Nov 19 holders, totaling $46.85 million for the year.
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London
Calumet & Hecla
Boston & Montana
Butte
Boston
Atlantic
Osceola
Quincy
Tecumseh
Old Dominion
Butte & Boston
Davis
R. M Morse
Sears
J. A. Coram
Post
G Lynn
Mineral Range
Detroit
Richardson, Hill & Co
Bay State Gas
J. Edward Addicks
Hll
Standard Oil
Delaware
New England
West End Street Railway
Dwight Braman
Eastern Railroad
San Diego
Brookline Land Companies
Bay State Gas Company
Braman
West End
Pacific Coast
Bay State Gas Company of Delaware
Fire destroys four story frame building in Beverly
A four story frame building on Railroad avenue owned by the Seth Norwood heirs was burned tonight. Fire caused total loss of the structure and machinery with an estimated value of 30000 dollars.
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Beverly
Railroad Avenue
Seth Norwood
Dixon defeats Whitaker in nine round bout at Connors Club
In Buffalo on November 1 Tommy Dixon of Rochester outpointed Johnny Whit taker of Kansas City in nine rounds. Dixon weighed 118 pounds and Whit taker 111 pounds.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Tommy Dixon
Rochester
Johnny Whittaker
Kansas City
Connors Athletic Club
Dixon
Whittaker
Boston Stock Exchange Market Summary
Official report of sales from the Boston Stock Exchange for November 17 shows the day’s highest and lowest prices and the closing bid and asked prices.
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Atchison
Erie Tel
Og & LC
West End
Edward Hayes Sons & Co Note Brokers in Boston
Edward Hayes Sons & Co, note brokers, located at No 511 Exchange Building, Boston, feature in this brief notice. Brine's Momamat Fapets appears as a fragment within the readable text.
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Edward Hayes
Along the Water Front Steamboats and Vessels at Sea
Maritime notices describe the Plant Line steamer Halifax arriving from Charlottetown and Halifax after a 12 hour delay with 91 passengers and large cargo. The Bark Charles F Ward departs for Barbadoes following a murder aboard. The Lewiston replaces Penobscot on winter routes, and the Lamberga arrives from Manila after 188 days with hemp cargo. The Mary ki H G Dow repairs near Rockland, four rowboats fish off East Boston, and the Spartan salvors receive 36000 from the Philadelphia Marine Underwriters. The Kansas postpones sailing to Liverpool due to cattle resting rules. The General Banks, built in 1836, is sold.
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Plant Line
Halifax
Pye
Charlottetown
Port Hawkesbury
C. B
N. S
Charles F. Ward
John S. Emery & Co
J. L. Coombs
Addah
Barbadoes
West Indies
Ward
Salt Pond
John Ericksen
John Bergman
Ericksen
Bergman
Lewiston
Boston & Bangor Steamship Company
Lockwood’s
Penobscot
City of
Bangor
Winterport
Bay
Lamberga
McDougall
Constitution Wharf
Manila
H. W. Peabody & Co
Boston Light
Reuben Stubbs
Juno
Stubbs
Philippine Islands
William T. Donnell
Bath
Philadelphia Board of Marine
Spartan
Hereford Bar
Kansas
Liverpool
General Banks of
Boston
Damariscotta
Train Schedules From Union Station Boston Across New England
Trains depart Union Station Boston with listed daily and weekly times to Portland Augusta Bangor Bar Harbor Lewiston Manchester St John Halifax and the Provinces St Stephen and St Andrews Conway Intervale and other towns. Regional rail and steamship connections include Castine Deer Isle Sedgwick South West Bar Harbors Millbridge Jonesport Machiasport Eastport Calais and St John via International Steamship Co. services from Portland.
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Union Station
Boston
Portland
Augusta
Bangor
Bar Harbor
Lewiston
Manchester
N. H
ST. John Halifax
the Provices
ST. Stephen
ST. Andrews
N. B
Conway
Intervale
Glen
Crawfords
Fabyans
Twin Mountain
Whitefield
Jefferson
Lancaster
Long Island
Centre Harbor
Grand Trunk R. R
Maine Central
Wiscassei
Thomaston
Rockland
Quebec
North Conway
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Bar Harbors
Millbridge
Jonesport
Machiasport
Eastport
Calais
Train Schedule Fragments Reach New Hampshire and Vermont
Rail timetable notes many routes serving Manchester Concord and branches to New Boston Plymouth and Weirs. Listings include dozens of stations such as Franklin Lebanon White River Jct St Johnsbury Hanover Montpelier Burlington Montreal Quebec and Chicago via major lines. Some services limited to Oct 10 and others not stopping at Weirs Warren or certain branches. D. J. Flanders is the General Passenger Agent.
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Pittsfield
Suncoork Valley
Raes
Concord
Ager
Daluont
Tilton
Lakeport
Menpree
Ashland
Arta
Plymouth
Campton
North Woodstock
Pemigew Asset Valley
Lisbon
Littleton
Waeyeenit
Lancaster
Jefferson
N. H
Fabyans
Bethlehem
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Bristol
Claremont
Edge
Hanover
ST. Johnsbury
Newport
Sherbrooke
ST. J
Montpelier
Burlington
White River
Nea
Montreat
Chicago
West
G. T. Ry
C. P. Ry
Weirs
eDoes
Warren
D. J. Flanders
L Pass
New York Boston Rail Service Schedule From Boston
Time table announcing new rail service from Boston with weekday departures to New York New Haven and other points via Shore Line Air Line and Fall River routes. Includes prices notes and stations such as Park Square, Old State House and Cottage City with agents listed.
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New Yar
Naw Hoe &Hazard
Boston
Park Square
New York
New Haven
New London
Shore Line
Middletown
Willimantic
Air Line Limited
Fall River
Stonington
Norwich
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Maryland
Providence
Newport
New Bedford
Cottage City
Kneeland Street
Plymouth
Whitman
Cohasset
Provincetown
Chatham
Fitchburg
Leominster
Clinton
Old State House
Park Square Station
L. H. Palmer
BH. G. Allen
Path Finder schooner wrecked on Green Island near Portland
The schooner Pathfinder of Gloucester, 63 tons, was wrecked during the night on inner Green Island. Her forward part is stove in and she lies full of water at high tide. Built at Bath in 1871, she is old and probably no attempt will be made to refloat her.
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Norton
Judge Dean
Carney Hospital
Gonzaga
John J. Healy
John Boyle O'Reilly
Ward 14
Josiah S. Dean
M. H. Cleary
W. L. Mooney
Democratic City Committee
Cleary Ward Committee
Cleary Committee
Portland
Pathfinder
Gloucester
Inner Green Island
Bath
Braman & Co Urges Stable Dividend Policy for West End
Dwight Braman & Co letters to West End railroad officers defend current management, fault a sudden dividend cut, and call for a board aligned with the largest stockholders. They argue public interests require encouraging new capital and oppose an elevated railway charter as unsightly to the city.
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Dwight Braman & Co
West End
Pacific Coast
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