Tariff Reform League Dinner at American House
The New England Tariff Reform League met at the American House for a monthly dinner and meeting attended by about 125 members and guests. Speeches by Peleg McFarlin Horace Tobey Henry Lamb and others argued for free raw materials and tariff reform, praising recent political gains and urging broader reciprocity while defending manufacturing interests in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Tariff Reform League
Harvey N. Shepard
Peleg McFarlin
Horace P. Tobey
Henry W. Lamb
Samuel W. Meachum
Arthur Tt. Lyman
Joseph S. Ropes
General Hazard Stevens
Thomas Cushing
Emerson W. Judd
Henry H. Faxon
William Lloyd Garrison
Henry
MccFarlin
League
Blaine
Congress
Pennsylvania
New England
Boston
Pittsburg
Carnegie
England
Atlantic
Old England
New Eorland
Oregon
Alaska
Andrew
America
Canadas
Mexico
John A. Andrew
John Ff. Andrew
Lam
Mr. Blaine
Congressional Globe
Latin America
Tam
Massachusetts
Democratic Party In
Cleveland
United States
Democratic State Central Committee
Grover Cleveland
United States of America
Tobey
John F. Russell
Shepard
Mr. MacFarlin
Menchum
Russell
Gmld
Fall River
Lancashire
Fifty-second Congress
Money for Missionary Work at Methodist Session
At Bromfield Street Church the general missionary committee allocated funds to various groups. Navajo mission received 5006. conf'rences north of Potomac and east of Mississippi 25 050. Iowa and Kansas and north states 82 500. white population in the South 58 850. Evening grants included colored work in the South 55 450. Rocky Mountain conference 62 750. Pacific Coast 24 000. Next year Cleveland hosts the conference. Some urged sending trained city workers to the North End amid claims of ruin Romanism and rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Missionary Committee
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bromfield Street
Potomac
Ohio
Mississippi River
Iowa
Kansas
Black Hills
Foster
South
Pacific Coast
Cleveland
North End
Protection of Dumb Animals Highlights Humane Society Efforts
At the November meeting of the American Humane Education Society and the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, President Angell reported 196000 copies of Black Beauty printed and translations underway in Italian French German and Spanish. Boston agents handled 218 cruelty complaints in the month, 88 horses removed from work, and 37 animals mercifully killed. In two months 394 new Bands of Mercy were organized, total 9027 branches. A committee including Edmund H Bennett and Henry J Hill was named to consider laws to curb public exhibitions of horse breaking in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Humane Education Society
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Angell
Boston
Bands of Mercy
Society
Band of Mercy
Edmund H. Bennett
Henry J. Hill
Stoddard Lectures To Open Twelfth Season In Three Courses
John L. Stoddard announces a record twelfth season with lectures in Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Chicago drawing large crowds. Topics include Vienna Paris in the Reign of Terror Sweden the Queen of the Baltic Norway the Land of the Midnight Sun and the Passion Play at Oberammergau. Three courses are offered: Tuesday evenings December 2 9 16 23 30 Saturday matinees December 6 13 20 27 January 3 and evenings January 5 9 12 15 23. Ticket sales start Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Stoddard
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Vienna
Paris
Sweden
Baltic
Norway
Oberammergau
Europe
Campaign in Boston Endorses School Ticket and Nominates City Candidates
Prohibition delegates meet in Melonnon Place elect E J Aldrich chairman and J Needham Jr secretary. Shapleigh for mayor, Cone for street commissioner, and a slate of aldermen selected. Prohibition ward caucus debates legality and ward rights as informal ballot proceedings narrow to formal nomination for Weston Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melonnon
E. J. Aldrich
J. Needham, Jr
School Committee
Simon B. Shapleigh
Ward 25
Shapleigh & Co
Broad Street
Richard H. Cone
Ward 17
John W. Swint
William H. Haskell
William Henry Lowell
Edward J. Aldrich
Benjamin H. Sheldon
Henry M. Ayers
George St. H. Simpson
J. M. McDonald
Clements
R. B. Simonds
Tremont Temple
Clapp
Ward
Mass
Republican Ticket Reported After Union Hall Convention
At a late afternoon city convention a 25 member committee nominated Hugh J L Brady for Street Commissioner and Frank E. Dimick John P. Holton Choate Burnham Russell W Elliott Emily A Fifield William A Mowry Charles H Churchill and Dr James E Dorc ey for School Committee The report was accepted A move to substitute two Catholics for the last two names failed amid debate over electability and party unity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hall
Hugh JL. Brady
Frank E. Dimick
John P. Holton
Choate Burnham
Russell W. Elliott
Emily A. Fifield
William A. Mowry
Charles H. Churchill
James E. Dorcey
George E
Robert Disbrow
Ward 12
Meeuen
Meenen
Moon
Ratshesky
Ward 18
Disbrow
Nominated by the Independent Women Voters for School Board
The Independent Women Voters convention in Meionaon nominated their full school committee slate after report by Mrs. Brockway. They praised Emily Fifield William Mowry and Russell Elliott, dropped Drs Green and Blake and Swasey, added Choate Burnham Frank Dimmick John Hilton Edward Dann and Arthur Tufts. precinct officer drive and transport aid announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Independent Women Voters
Meionaon
EK. Trask Hill
Charlotte Brockway
Emily A. Fifield
William A. Mowry
Russell D. Elliott
Blake
Green
Swasey
Judge Fallon
Choate Burnham
South Boston
Frank E. Dimmick
Dunn
Committee of One Hundred
Tufts
North End
Roxbury
Hull
Hill
Alderman Folsom Defeated in Ward 18 Nomination
The eighth district Republican aldermanic convention met in Bromfield and Washington streets and nominated Weston Lewis over incumbent A A Folsom. Ward 17 delegates bitterly opposed Ward 18 delegates, who voted solid for Lewis. A Ward 18 member urged a smaller district committee, and the meeting adjourned after debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folsom
Bromfield and
Washington Streets
Weston Lewis
A. A. Folsom
Ward 17
Ward 18
Lewis
Ward 7
Nowas
Ar. Nowell
Alderman Gove Renominated at East Boston Convention
The first district Republican aldermanic convention met at Maverick House in East Boston. James Smith chaired, Andrew P. Fisher was secretary, and all twenty delegates elect did vote to nominate Alderman Wesley A. Gove by acclamation. Gove spoke in acceptance and urged delegates to the dining room for dinner after the brief ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maverick House
Boston
James Smith
Andrew P. Fisher
Smith
Samuel I. Crafts
Wesley A. Gove
Alderman Gove
Robert C. Fanning Nominated for Alderman
The first aldermanic district Democratic convention at East Boyton Club chose Robert C. Fanning on informal and formal ballots with 13 votes to 6 for Boardman Hall and Sullivan and Kennedy also listed. The nomination was made unanimous on motion by James F. Burk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Fanning
East Boyton
Thomas F. Doherty
Ward 2
R Richard Wall
Frank J. Sweeney
Boardman Hall
John H. Sullivan
Papists Attacked at Boston Women Voters Rally
A Tremont Temple gathering of women and many men heard S J Lanzing denounce Catholic schools as an encroachment on parental rights and education. He argued public schools tie to politics and urged against Papist influence on the School Board. Rev Gay reinforced fears of papal power. crowd applauded, calling the meeting a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tremont Temple
H. T. Kennedy
S. J. Lanziing
Lanzing
Gay
Italy
Samuel Keli y for Alderman
The seventh district Republican delegates met at Ward 14 club rooms and nominated Samuel Kelly for Alderman after a formal ballot showing Bond six Lauten three and Kelly twenty. The ballot became formal and unanimous. A two person district committee was chosen to notify Kelly, but he was slow to appear and the convention adjourned before arrival. Spinney and LaCoste were appointed district committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Keliy
Seventh District
Ward
Samuel Kelly
James Lewis
George H. Bond
Albert F. Lauten
Kelly
Messrs. E. RK. Spinney
Ward 14
W. L. LaCoste
Ward 15
Mr Merrill Campaign Meeting Covered City Wide
Republican city committee held a meeting at Washington street headquarters with ward representatives. Moody Merrill attended and heard ward reports while J M Olmstead chaired and Alpheus Sanford served as secretary. Tilden opened with a hopeful ward report and Merrill urged strenuous campaign effort for victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Merrill
Republican City Committee
Washington Street
J. M. Olmstead
Alpheus Sanford
Moody Merrill
Tilden
Chelsea Democrats Alive in Ward Caucuses Nominate Ticket
Chelsea November 19 Democratic ward caucuses selected delegates for mayoralty and alderman conventions. Ward 1 nominees for Common Council are C J McDonough F W Davis Joseph Billman H J Sumner and school committee D J Polin. Ward 2 councilmen Lawrence Munday James Golden Daniel Collins Thomas Taylor K R Flint. school committee Dr W C Cutler. Ward 3 councilmen E P Welch J P Cook J J Sullivan J J Maloney E J Phoga. school committee Laura P Holant. Ward 4 councilmen E R Atwood E S Crandon G G Halli J Killelea J H Taylor. school committee Henry Scannell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Sprecra
Common Council
C. J. McDonough
F. W. Davis
Joseph Billman
H. J. Sumner
D. J. Polin
Councillmen
Lawrence Munday
James Golden
Daniel Collins
Thomas ‘Taylor
IK. R. Flint
W. C. Cutler
E. P. Welch
J. P. Cook
J. J. Sullivan
J. J. Maloney
E. J. Pho
Laura P. Holant
E. R. Atwood
E. 8
Crandon
G. G. Halli
J. Killelea
J. H. Taylor
Henry Scannell
Malden Citizens Convention Nominates Wiggin for Mayor
The Malden Citizens convention held at Canton Hall nominated Hon. Joseph Wiggin for Mayor by unanimous vote. It also chose Frank H. Carlisle for the two year School Board seat and Wilbur H. Sargent Roswell R. Robinson and George G. Alien for three year terms. One hundred five delegates attended and Wiggin accepted with a brief address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Citizens’ Convention
Maloren
Canton Hall
Joseph Wiggin
Frank H. Carlisle
Wilbur H. Sargent
Roswell R. Robinson
George G. Alien
Wiggin
Andrews Named Mayor At Gloucester Republican Convention
In Gloucester on November 19 Asa G Andrews was nominated by acclamation for mayor at the Republican convention. Also nominated for school committee were J E Garland John L Stanley and Henry C L Haskell, all current board members. In Haverhill on November 19 Thomas E Burnham was renominated for mayor and Frank E Wat-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouucester
Asa G. Andrews
John L. Stanley
Henry C. L. Haskell
Haverhill
Thomas E. Burnham
Frank E. Wat
Tuepure Baking Powder Promises Pure, Wholesome Quality
The Tuepure Baking Powder proprietors reject endless statistics and diagrams, asserting their product offers purity, wholesomeness, and efficiency. They claim a diagram cannot bake bread or cake and urge readers to judge by results, asking consumers to ask grocers for Tuepure.
CITY LUXURY For housewives time saving with a popular cleaner
City housekeepers value a known time saving cleaner used on floors tables and painted work. It is praised for scouring pots pans and metals and is said to brighten all surfaces. The ad urges storekeepers to stock it citing immense nationwide sales and child friendly use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nominations Spare Aldermen and Mayors Across Cities
Local party meetings in Lawrence Lynn and Brockton nominate candidates for mayor and aldermen. Lawrence nominates Alderman Lewis P. Collins for mayor and lists ward candidates. Lynn backs George W infield for mayor with a slate of aldermen. Independent Labor in Lynn completes its municipal ticket. City convention in Brockton nominates Zeba C. Keith for mayor and names ward officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses H. Dow
Frank G. Cummings
Castanus Curner
LL. Wilder Chase
Dudley P. Carson
Hamilton L. Perkins
Lawrence
Lewis P. Collins
George W. Hall
August Stiegler
Thomas
M. I. Wentworth
W. W Crocker
I. H. B. James
N. A. Beane
Samuel P. Sweetser
I’. J. Moran
Wallace Osborne
Jethro A. Hurd
James E. Hanlon
William ‘Ivier
John P. Galvin
James
Whitmore
F. T
Henry O. Putnam
Albert J. Eveleth
Henry F. Rockwell
Er. W. Ackley
Sumner P. Lawrence
Myron K. Damon
Brockton
Jostyn’s Hall
Davis
Packard
Warren T. Copeland
Zeba C. Keith
Indoor Open Handicap Games In Boston Run By B A A
The second Boston Athletic Association indoor handicap meet brought Boston, Harvard, Trimount and Melrose clubs. T Porter of Melrose impressed, Green and Bloss of Harvard took multiple prizes. events included the fifteen yard dash standing high jump standing hop and jump and shot put with Irwin setting a club record in the high jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Athletic Association
Boston
Harvard Athletic Associations
Trimount
Melrose Athletic Clubs
T. Porter
Melrose Athletic Club
A. H. Green
E. G. Bloss
Harvard Athletic Association
Green
Bloss
W. G. Irwin
J. T. McNeil
J. E. Morse
E. B. Biess
H A. A
Jim Taylor
B.A. A
Biess
Taylor
Morse
J. Porter
Melrose A. C
J. &. Morse
G. Brown
P. J. Finneran
Bee
S. H. Sanford
T. F. Meany
H. G. Otis
Kenry Tageard
J. G. Lathrop
F. M. Wood
H. S. Cornish
J. H. Clausen
John Graham
E. P. Whitman
Cornish
Theft at Temple House on Dorchester Avenue
A sneak thief entered the residence of Charles Temple at 596 Dorchester Avenue, a three flat building, between 9 am and 2 pm yesterday, stealing a gold watch and about $50 worth of egg gelbag from his flat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Temple
Dorchester Avenue
Temple
Executive Council appoints Elisha Morgan as Northampton hospital trustee
Elisha Morgan of Springfield is named trustee of the State Lunatic Hospital at Northampton, replacing Nehemiah A. Leonard. The Christain Brothers plan a weekly Catholic paper printed by boys, hiring John Gorman as instructor. A Boston Theatre matinee style event drew attendees from Francis Wilson's and Agnes Huntington's companies. Lawrence McCann dies from skull fracture after a fall on Shawmut avenue. Auction in Dorchester Lower Mills sells a two story house on Huntoon street for 2950. Rev Father Ignatius delivers sermons at Horticultural Hall with two talks planned. Rev H A Bridgman of the Congregationalist is ordained at Berkeley Street Temple. Ignatius to speak this afternoon and evening on Hawthorne Abbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Morgan
Springfield
State Lunatic Hospital
Northampton
Nehemiah A. Leonard
Christian Brothers
House of the Angel Guardian
John Gorman
Franklin Typographical Society
Printers’ Union
Huntoon Street
William Cunningham
Father Ignatius
Horticultural Hall
H. A. Bridgman
Congregationalist
Berkeley Street
Boston
Hawthorne Abbey
Democratic Caucuses Nominate Council Candidates Amid Scuffle
Democrats nominated council candidates in fifteen wards last night with one ward disrupted by a ballot stuffing scare. After a scramble the ballot box was captured and broken before officers restored order. caucuses were expected to reconvene tonight with a full list of nominees across wards 3 through 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Thomas
Station 4
John J. Mahoney
William J. Doherty
M. J. Tierney
William H. Breen
Matthew J. Greever
Doin H. McManus
Elliott D. Robbins
James W. O'Brien
John Hurley
Charles Carroll
John J. Irving
Neil F. Doherty
Edward P. Clark
Cornelius H. Toland
Robert A. McCarron
Michael K. Gilbride
Hugh McLaughlin
Patrick Higgins
Ward
George A. Whiteley
Andrew J. Quinn
John 1. Griffin
John A. Daunt
James H. Coughlin
Josiah
Dean
Warp
Joseph J. Casey
Charles H. Derksmeyer
Timothy J. Sullivan
dJohn
Cadigan
Abraham Levy
David F. Barry
Boston Architectural Club Smokers Delightful Evening
A smoker at the Boston Architectural Clubrooms on Hamilton Place featured a Glee Club program four hand piano by Chandler and Pateh, recitations by Maher and Hoyt, songs by Horace J. Phipps, and a standout Commonwealth Male Quartette performance with solos and ensembles. A military band provided orchestral music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Architectural Club
Architectural Club
Hamilton Place
Glee Club
J. E. Chandler
Charles E. Pateh
Mr. EB
Maher
H. Hoyt
Horace J. Phipps
Commonwealth
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the Tariff Reform League
John E. Fitzgerald
Democratic Party
Tariff Reform Clubs
Third
Henry L. Pierce
James Russell Lowell
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Welch
Dame Columbia
Hight
Stoddard Lectures
Prohibitionists
5. B. Shapleigh
Alderman Tolsom
C. C. Coughlin
Albert C. Smith
Committee On
A. C. Ktatshesky
Thomas Talbot
aA. A. Folsom_ palace
John Nowell
Republican Party
Gove
Atlantic Avenue
Westinghouse
Honey Mechanical
Coresne H. Graves & Sons
Soston
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