Republican Convention Looms for City Tickets in Newton
The Republican Convention to nominate mayor aldermen school board and street commissioner will convene at Mechanics Hall this evening. Delegates favor Maj Lucius Slade but a party nomination seems likely. Various aspirants include Spaulding Sawyer Walbridge Codman Prescott O Bigelow Pierce Edward L Pierce and Bradlee. A faction opposes the New Court House report and seeks an independent mayoral ticket with Alpheus Hardy named as mayor candidate. Seventeen election supervisors have objections pending over pay, with a payroll quirk noting Republican supervisors claim ten days and Democrats seven. The Young Democrats propose Donnelly and Gomez for Common Council and Gallagher and Naphen for School Board. The Democratic State Central Committee Finance Committee met with no quorum to discuss year round headquarters. Newton.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Lucius Slade
Wm. Endicott, Jr
John P. Spauldimng
Timothy T. Sawyer
Alderman Walbridge
Charles R. Codman
Charles J. Prescott
Abraham O. Bigelow
Phineas Pierce
Edward L. Pierce
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Solomon B. Stebbins
Beard
Henry L. Pierce
Maj. Slade
New Court House
Quincy House
Edward Pearl
Alpheus Hardy
Massachusetts Electoral College
Herbert E. Hill
Middlesex Club
Henry N. Sawyer
Republican City Committee
Col
E. H. Haskell
Republican State Central Committee
Supervisors of Elections
Hallett
Ward
Fred E. Donnelly
J. Dennelly & Son
Bill Posters
Joseph Gomez
Common Council
Charles T. Gallagher
Henry F. Naphen
Democratic State Central Committee
Mhose
Newton
Malden City Charter Question And Local Civic Events
Malden voters will decide the city charter question on Tuesday after two prior town meetings and a third tonight. Also noted are an ordination at First Parish Church and an inquest in Cambridge, plus a highway robbery report, memorial stones, Watertown parish anniversary, Concord trial hold, and Winthrop railroad location grant.
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Hele
John Vannevar
Tufts College
E. C. Bowles
Salem
F. A. Dillingham
the Highlands
Sawyer
W. H. Ryder
Pettengill
John Sanborn
Sunday Concert at the Boston Theatre
The Kate Bhayer Concert Company with Curti's Spanish Students featured two harps five mandolins two guitars and a violin with soloists. Miss Thayer improved in voice and performed arias. Mr J P Corliss and Miss Henrietta Maurer offered solos while Signor Curti contributed harp and xylophone numbers. The English Opera season closed with The Jewess and praise for Want and Kimball. Lectures by Archibald Forbes and John B Gough drew big crowds at Music Hall and Kemont Temple respectively. The Boston Museum presented The Corsican Brothers with a strong cast and Hobbies at the Globe Theatre.
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Thayer
Mattei
Strakosch and Hess Opera Company
Globe Theatre
Chas. R. Adams
Rachel
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Kimball
Owo
Archibald Forbes
Music Hall
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Ulundi
New York
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Popular Bible Union
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Gough
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Boston Museum
London
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Fabien
Louis
Graham
Seymour
Mason
Maurice Strafford
Burrows
Noan
Carlos
Davenport
Shaw
Temple
N. C. Goodwin
Gaiet
Charlies H. Drew Comic Opera Company
Gaiety Theatre
Offenbach
A. Hollad
J. W. Ransone
Commercial Club Dinner At Parker House Discusses Northern Ports
The Commercial Club held its monthly dinner at Parker House with nearly eighty members present led by A. T. Taylor. Guests included Congressmen Morse Bowman Norcross and Rice and Congressmen elect Ranney Stone and Candler, Rev Dr Seiss, Gen Litchfield, U S Consul at Calcutta, and Allan’s son. Discussion covered terminal facilities at the four principal northern ports with W. H. Lincoln presenting elevator capacity comparisons and a detailed list of steamship sailings from Baltimore, New York, and Boston to European ports.
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Parker House
A. T. Taylor
Morse, Bowman
W. H. Lincoln
Boston Scotsman David Thompson Arrested for Robbery
David Thompson, a Scotchman, was arrested in Boston on Saturday by Officer Lane with detectives Wiggin and Wood. He faces charges of entering and robbing the summer residence of Cutler & Reed, hardware dealers of Oliver street, Roberts's Station, Waltham, on Sept. 20. Thompson had fled to Canada before returning to Boston and was identified by a Merrimac Street pawnbroker for pawning clothing taken from the store. Two young men, Louis Zweig and John W. Kendrick, both about 17, and William Clark, a former Macuillar Parker & Co. employee, were arrested for stealing clothing and furnishings valued at around 700 dollars. Late Saturday, Sergeant Knowles and Officer Maguire arrested George F. Knight, a bartender at 43 Sudbury Street, for assaulting James Sullivan of Charlestown.
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Lane
Station Three
Wiggin and Wood
Messrs
Cutler & Reed
Oliver Street
Roberts’s
Waltham
Thompson
Canada
Boston
Merrimac Street
Louis Zweig
John W. Kendrick
Macuillar, Parker & Co
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Knowles
T. J. Maguire
George F. Knight
Sudbury Street
James Sullivan
Charlestown
Substitute street names proposed for Boston duplicates
The editor receives a long list of proposed substitute street names for Boston including Aston Ainsworth Aleon Addington Ammon Anthon Anville Ashbury Ashwell Atterbury Ayilebury Bowring Babington Ballard Barbour Barlow Barrington Brayman Bayne Benedict Benson Bently Burnap Bingham Birchington Blackwell Blanchard Bosworth Braxton Brodhead Buckner Cardwell Caxton Canton Crudleigh Clermont Colbert Cowley Colburn Crockett Custer Darley Davidson Denman Dilworth Dodwell Davison Dorman Dumont Dunlap Eastburn Eldon Egerton Eliot Elliston Enfield Erwin Floyd Folle Farmer Finley Flecknoe Fulbert Fairfax Fenwick Fleetwood Flint Gaskell Griffin Goddard Greely Greenhow Garrick Gladstone Goodrich Hayes Harwood Hubbard Hardee Haydon Harvey Irvine Jacobs Kenneth Kane Keene Lediwch Leman Leslie Linnell LeFarge Landor Malcolm Notman Needham Odington Playford Pryor Paley Perkinson Partridge Pearson Quitman Ouvnet Ripley Rodney Roland Ryland Ramsay Rickett Stockton Sampson Stringham St John St Cuthbert Seabury Turner Lerry Tuvor burn Warrington Welhaven Westerman Wagner Warburton Walworth. Jaonet think there are any streets with names mentioned above. NESTOR.
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Walworth
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Eight New Passenger Coaches Planned By Eastern Railroad
The Eastern Railroad Company plans to build eight new passenger coaches this winter. Multiple railroad earnings reports from 1880 show varied weekly and six month totals, including increases for Great Western Canada, Houston and Texas Central, Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern, Hannibal and St. Joseph, Peoria Decatur and Bryansville, and Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific. The Vermont Supreme Court adjourned without ruling the Vermont Central case. Balti more and Ohio road secures New York connection via Bound Brook route. Boston Union Freight expands freight handling as Commercial Street widens. Philadelphia and Long Branch Railroad seeks proposals for a 15 mile extension to Barnegat Bay. Illinois Central and Wisconsin Central report notable earnings gains. A new Wisconsin Central line linking St Paul, Minneapolis, and western routes to be opened soon.
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Boston
Union Freight Railroad Company
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Land Department
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Palmer Sullivan
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A. PF. Taber
Fall River Line
John
Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Roguet & CO
F.G. Wolbert
Townsend & Fargis
Leonard Street
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & CO
Philadelphiia
W.B
J. C. Meccurdy & Co., Commission Boots and Shoes and Manufacturers’ Agents
Lippinogott, Son & CO
Eber
Southern Eureka Mining Company
la Pista Mining and Smelting Company
Leadville
San Francisco Chronicle
California
Comstock
Pine Street
Calaveras
Tuolumne
Nethern
Gold Hill
Nevada
Yellow Jacket Company
Alpha
Exchequer
Consolidated Imperial
Confidence
Kentuck
Crown Point
Belcher
Virginia City
Douglass Mining Company
Bangor
Col. Fair
Homestake Mining Company