Politicians at the Hub See Paine Withdraw Candidacy
The Citizens' Committee notes the withdrawal of Robert Treat Paine from the mayoral race as Republicans breathe easier and Democrats show indifference. A meeting at 724 Washington Street confirms the withdrawal, with several new names added to the committee and debate over reformatories and the future of municipal reform. Uncertainty remains over a new candidate, and the group adjourns subject to the chair's call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Treat Paine
Mr. Paine
Galvin
Paine
E. M. Chamberlin
Nicholas Furlong
Waltham
Citizens’ Committee
Washington Street
W. C. Brown
Ward
E. Lucas
W. J. Robinson
Indiana Street
Isaac A. Eastman
John Sullivan
Cornelius Shea
Stone
Warrenton Street
School Committee Nomination Draws Speculation and Endorsements
The article explains the split among factions as Keany plans to name a committee tonight to pick candidates for the School Board. The Loyal Women of American Liberty and Women Voters committees back five names Gallagher Whittemore Hastings Stillman Allen Pettigrove. East Boston mentions Horr Lovejoy Lincoln. Republicans may endorse one if chosen, but Wellington will not be endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of One Hundred
Women Voters
Charman Keany
Loyal Women of American Liberty
Women Voters’ Ward
Messrs
Gallagher and
Whittemore
Hastings
Stillman B. Allen
Frank
Fred A. Wellington
Democrats ratify Galvin for mayor and Regan for Alderman
Supporters of Galvin and Regan attended a Vernon Hall meeting by the Democrats of Wards 19 and 22 to endorse the ticket. Michael Donelley presided and C Buckley served as secretary as Regan backers filled the room with enthusiasm. James Keough Martin Regan and Thomas Canning spoke expressing confidence in the ticket. A circular backing Regan was distributed to precinct committee to sign during a house to house canvass ahead of a Saturday meeting at 1180 Tremont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvin
Regan
Vernon Hall
Martin Regan
Michael Donelley
C. Buckley
Thomas Canning
James Keough
Tremont Street
Alderman Smith Renominated in Fifth District Race
The Republicans of the fifth aldermanic district renamed Alderman Charles W. Smith last night at city headquarters after a long ballot. Twenty-one ballots were needed before the convention settled on Smith as the candidate with 17 votes to 8 for George H. Prince and smaller totals for Charles H. Allen and Andreas Blume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Charles W. Smith
Roger Wolcott
Arthur W. Sawyer
George K. Billings
Wolcott
de Blois
Ward 16
Ward 11
W. W. Campbell
George H. Prince
Charles Potter
C. W. Smith
Mr. Smith
Charles H. Allen
Andreas Blume
Ward 24 Alderman Race Sees Carruth Favor
The Citizens' Association of Ward 24 backs Herbert S Carruth for Alderman amid mixed support for Eddy. Carruth, a Cleveland Democrat favoring nonpartisanship in city affairs, is praised for local ties and growth awareness, with independents and broad Democrats showing favorable sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Carruth
Citizens
Eddy
Democratic Committee
Cleveland
Dorchester
Vec Ny
McNamara Nominated by Independent Democrats of Ward 19
An enthusiastic rally at Independent Democrats of Ward 19 headquarters ratified J. J. McNamara for Alderman in the ninth district. Officers present included President Peter F. Elwood and secretaries James F. Curley and Charles B. Murphy. Speakers included Elwood T. L. Noonan J. Good and McNamara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Democrats
Ward 19
J. J. McNamara
Peter F. Elwood
James F. Curley
Charles B. Murphy
Elwood
T. L. Noonan
J. Good
McNamara
Independent nominees seek districtwide candidate unite
A six member committee was formed to confer with other Independent candidates in the district and pursue a combination to elect an Independent over the Democratic nominee. The group adjourned to next Tuesday evening for the committee report.
Alderman Folsom Renominated in Eighth District Race
Alderman Albert A. Folsom renominated as the Republican candidate for the eighth district covering Wards 17 and 18. The city headquarters convention yesterday elected Henry Frost as chairman and George A. Hibbard as secretary. The renomination was by acclamation and unanimous on ex-Councilman Vialle's motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folsom
Albert A. Folsom
Henry Frost
George A. Hibbard
Vialle
Close of registration for municipal election
Registration closed with 1823 male names added by Monday night and about 700 more to be processed. Total male additions around 2550. For women 8784 names added plus about 1800 more inside and outside work. Conservative total women voters around 10500.
Republicans Name Ward 14 Candidates for Council
The Republicans of Ward 14 named F. E. Park S. H. Wise and I. N. Goodnough as nominees for the common council at a meeting last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
F. E. Park
H. Wise
I. N. Goodnough
Somerville Board Blocks Ward Nominated Aldermen From Ballot
The Somerville Board of Registrars ruled that alderman nominations by ward Republican caucuses cannot be placed on the city ballot. Democrats protested, arguing the Australian ballot act and city charter create ambiguity, but the board concluded ward nominations should be elected by ward voters, not citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Board of Registrars of Voters
Harvard Chess Players Plan Dinner After Early Tournament
Harvard hosts a 16-player chess event in three sections with results: Brown beats Reed Crane defeats Burlingham H G Nichols draws Baker Morton beats Greenleaf Stone beats Morton Nichols draws Morton and Nichols beats Stone. A Dec 5 dinner is planned for eleven. a large signatures book and a long faculty-student committee forms from the Law School and ’90 ’91 ’92 alumni. The athletic committee warns freshmen to obtain university sanction for any agreements. Glee Club to sing at Wellesley, Harvest cantata at vesper, and tomorrow is a university holiday.
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Harvard
K. Brown
J. Crane
F. W. Burlingham
O. B. Hawes
W. Reed
F. H. Gage
H. G. Nichols
W. F. Baker
Adams
M. C. Nichols
J. F. Morton
W. B. Greenleaf
F. Irwin
F. W. Nichols
A. P. Stone
A. Latham
Brown
Reed
Crane
Burlingham
Baker
Morton
Greenleaf
Stone
Nichols
College 2Nd Law School
Law School
C. F., Adams
W. Alexander
L. McK. Garrison
L. Honoré
C. Hunneman
G. T. Keyes
J. G. King
J. H. Morse
W. H. Rand
M. Thayer
C. D. Wetmore
W. WW. Willard
G._ Blagden
H. Chalfant
L. Crehore
5. Dexter
K. Fairbank
R. M. Fullerton
R. F. Herrick
H. H. Hunnewell
W. K. Post
L. W. Pulsifer
D. C. Torrey
G. P. Wardner
J. F. Bass
B. Bowman
L. Brooks
J.T. Burnett
Sailor Prince the Cambridgeshire Winner Arrives in Boston
The Lake Superior from Liverpool brings running horse Sailor Prince bought by George Bishop of New York from Thomas Cannon. Sailor Prince won the Cambridgeshire in 1887 and is described as a dark noble animal. Also aboard are four Iceland sheep, first of their breed landed in the U S or England, to be sent to Brown & Hilton's stock farm in North Anson Maine for breeding, twenty stallions owned by Copeland & Bradford of Illinois for breeding, and five noted Yorkshire terriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Superior
Boston
Liverpool
Sailor Prince
George Bishop
New York
Thomas Cannon
Celand Line
Brown & Hilton
North Anson
Copeland & Bradford Ofllinois
Ifive
Burial of Edward Cunningham in Milton
The funeral of Edward Cunningham of Milton, victim of last Thursday's shooting, was held at his Pleasant street home yesterday noon. The Rev. Roderick Stebbins of the Milton Unitarian Church officiated. Burial followed at Milton Cemetery, with many relatives, friends and neighbors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
Edward Cunningham
Milton
Pleasant Street
Roderick Stebbins
Milton Unitarian Church
Milton Cemetery
Dover mayor race and city council results reported
In Dover New Hampshire the mayoral vote went to Republican Benjamin T. Nealley with 1200 votes while Democrat Aaron Pinkham had 903. Republicans won seven of ten aldermen seats and twelve of fifteen council seats as voter turnout remained light, with Democrats gaining one alderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Benjamin T. Nealley
Aaron Pinkham
Algonquin Club Hosts Naval Officers in Boston Reception
Boston society welcomed Admiral Walker and fleet officers with an informal dinner and reception at the Algonquin Club. Guests included Lt Gov Brackett and Mayor Hart as hospitality extended to the fleet, with further entertainments planned at St Botolph and Union clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squadron of Evolution
Algonquin Club
Admiral Walker
Boston
Fleet
John F. Andrew
J. A. Howell
Atlanta
James O'Kane
HL. B. Robeson
Chicago
Chadwick
Yorktown
Aaeper
Brackett
Mayor Hart
Charlestown Navy Yard
St. Botolph Club
Union Club
Fleet visitors pack the Chicago as 10000 crowd ships
Yesterday marked the first of three public viewings of the evolving squadron in the harbor. The Chicago drew the crowds with large floats and dense crowds crowded every deck while police kept order. Officers and sailors explained features aboard as throngs moved from ship to ship.
Barrett Reclaims Full Duties From Shipments of Scenery
Mr Clark S Sammis independent manager for Mr Wilson Barrett presented at the Custom House and received a check for the full amount of duties on two shipments of scenery and theatrical effects that arrived in September and October for Barrett's American tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Clark S. Sammis
Wilson Barrett
Custom House
Leather Jackets in High Demand by Sim mons Co
The original importers and manufacturers G. W. Simmons & Co. at 32 to 44 North Street sell hundreds of leather jackets weekly. Prices range from 14 to 260 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Boston social scene at Young's hosts city officials
The Chickatawbut Club held a reception at Young's for Mayor Hart and city leaders including Homer Rogers and Horace G Allen. About sixty gentlemen attended, with Brig ham presiding. Tax limit debate and Republican make expected council gains dominated remarks. A Boston Druggists Association meeting followed at Young's with 25 attendees. Numerous hotel arrivals list prominent guests from multiple cities and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickatawbut Club
Young’s
Hart
Homer Rogers
Aldermen
Horace G. Allen
Brigham
Rogers
City Hall
Apollinaris
Allen
H. B. Blackwell
Boston Druggists’ Association
Providence
R. J
William Wilson
New York
M. Gaylord
Northampton
W. A. Smith
R. L Brunswick
Clarence W. Bowen
S. H. Chapman
Philadelphia
A. H. Pearce
A. D. Newton
Hartford
Postmaster adds six carriers for 7 o'clock Back Bay delivery
The Postmaster-General authorizes six additional carriers for the new 7 PM Back Bay delivery starting next month. A water loan of 245000 at 3.42 percent for thirty years was awarded to Blake Bros and Brewster Cobb Estabrook for 101.65. Other bids ranged down to 100.16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake Bros
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook
Isaac W. Sherrill
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
George W. Norman
International Trust Company of Boston
Adams, Blodget & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Margaret Brennan
Hanover Street
Dr. Pagani
Tremont Theatre
Tremont Street
Avery Street
Washington
Tremont Streets
Samuel Hatch & Co
Marlboro Street
Newton Street
Newbury Street Addresses and a Call for Public Numbering
In Boston a visitor laments missing house numbers on Marlborough and Newbury streets causing confusion at night. He suggests visible numbers or door legends to ease locating friends and proposes a Commonwealth avenue statue for Captain Robert B Forbes to honor his commerce and sailors’ rights legacy.
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Taverner
Marlborough
Newbury
Lama Teetotaller
State House
Providence
Trinity Church
London Tower
Parliament Buildings
G.B
Commonwealth Avenue
Robert B. Forbes
Boston
Tailors and Trimmers Union Expands Local Membership
The Tailors and Trimmers Union met at 987 Washington Street and added sixteen new members. They discussed a pamphlet on New York tenement house work and await firm replies, with firms sending work to New York to be named publicly if unsatisfied. The executive board reported strong demand for the union label, an issue they are promoting statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tailors and ‘Trimmers’ Union
Washington Street
Advisory Board
New York
No Cure No Pay Promise for Pierce’s Golden Medicine
The ad touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with a guaranteed refund if it does not benefit or cure diseases it claims to treat. It promises help for torpid liver bile, impure blood, skin eruptions, scrofulous sores and swellings, and lung scrofula, presenting it as both tonic and blood cleanser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Chronic Nasal Catarrh Cured by Sage's Remedy
Dr Sage's Remedy advertised to cure chronic nasal catarrh. Priced at 60 cents and available at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Sage
National Encampment Plans for Grand Army to Meet Here
A meeting of the organizing committee for the next national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic was held at the State House green room. About fifty gentlemen attended as plans were laid for a display rivaling the Washington parade, with Aug 14 to 17 set as dates and possible extension a week earlier. A general committee of 108 names was announced, and a report on permanent officers and sub committees was ordered for a future meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
State House
Department
Goodale
Washington
Monroe
George 5. Merrill
Charles Cameron Coffin
F. G. King
E. W. Hall
G. W. Cressy
George W. Walker
F. C. Brownell
John H. Cook
Seer
L. Goodale
Maritime Fair Guests Hosted By Navy Squadron
The squadron of evolution sailors visited the Maritime Fair yesterday with passenger agents of the railroads entertained aboard the Chicago. Officers hosted include Lieutenant A V Wadhams Hugh Coyle George W Armstrong Edwin A Taft A S Hanson Charles E Lord John A Fenno B W Cunningham Charles E Foster George L Connor A C Kendall N E Weeks and D Jd Flanders. Admiral Walker was delayed but due to arrive at 1 pm with a welcome address by John W Ryckman. Labor union committees plan a Labor Day event and Os goods Ladies Orchestra to perform in Main Hall gallery tomorrow.
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Squadron of Evolution
Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
Yorktown
Whiting
Gerraughty
Houghton and Burke
Sheehan and
Tuttle
McCausland
Glidden
J. G. Walker
H. G. Robeson
James O'Kane
John A. Howell
F. E. Chadwick
5. A. Staunton
Club
Mr. Bradlee
Walker
Chamber of Commerce
McGrady’s Landing
India Wharf
Constitution Athletic Club
North Ferry Avenue
Commercial Street
North End
Edward ©. Fitzgerald
John Burke
George Fitzgerald
Neil Donahue
Crismond
New England
Navy Yard
A. V. Wadhams
Hugh Coyle
George W. Armstrong
Edwin A. Taft
Hanson
Charles E. Lord
John A. Fenno
W. Cunningham
Charles E. Foster
George L. Connor
A. C. Kendall
N. E. Weeks
D. Jd. Flanders
Labor Organizations
Admiral Walker
John W. Ryckman
Miss Osgood
Boston Scientific Society Meets on Comet Lexell and Variable Star
The Boston Scientific Society met with President Ritchie presiding. S. C. Chandler presented a paper on a new chapter in Lexell's long lost comet and described a planet matching Lexell’s discovery and its fate. E. F. Sawyer spoke on a new short period variable in Ophiuchus. A. Barton to speak on The Drills of Mass at next meeting.
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Boston Scientific Society
Ritchie
S.C. Chandler
Lexell
Chandler
E. F. Sawyer
Ophiuchus
A. Barton
Banquet in Honor of Wendell Phillips Planned in Tremont Temple
A Tremont Temple banquet honoring Wendell Phillips is nearly set for Friday evening. General Butler will preside if possible. Dr. W Symington Brown of Stoneham will speak. toasts will come from Doherty, Young, Rogers, Eastaran, Miner, Shattuck, Brackett, Jones, Martyn, and McNeill. Notables Joseph Cook and Parker Pillsbury plan to attend. Music by Schumann quartet and Mendelssohn quartet with Katie Heaton Corey on cornet.
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Wendell Phillips
Tremont Temple
General Butler
Boston Board of Aldermen
Mary ¥. Eastaran
Tewksbury
A. A. Miner
Harriet,r. Shattuck
Malden
Joshua A. Brackett
Cambridge
Jesse H. Jones
North Abington
Carlos Martyn
New_York
Forum
George E. McNeill
Boston
Joseph Cook
Parker Pillsbury
Concord
N. H
Increase Sumner Lincoln
Wilton
N.H
Schumann
Mendelssohn
Katie Heaton Corey
Cornetet
Brookline Police Ball Success Draws Prominent Citizens
The third annual Brookline Police Mutual Aid Association ball was held in the upper Town Hall last evening with many prominent residents in attendance. Alonzo Bowman served as chief floor director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline Police Mutual Aid Association
Upper Town Hall
Alonzo Bowman
Deerfoot Farm Sausages Fresh Daily for Sale
Deerfoot Farm Sausages made from dairy fed pork are fresh daily and sold by all first class grocers. Beware of imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerfoot
Boston College completes new higher education building
The Boston College soaring expansion opens a 215 by 300 foot structure from Harrison avenue to James street and Newton to Concord streets. The Young Men's Catholic Association area covers 99 by 60 feet with eight rooms for library billiard and lecture halls. An annex 50 by 60 feet will host Immaculate Conception Church rehearsals and college use. Rector Rev. Robert Fulton leads the project with a fund-raising fair tonight at 8 in the basement entrance on Harrison avenue with dignitaries and Mayor Hart attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston College
Harrison Avenue
James Street
Newton
Concord
Young Men’s Catholic Association
Immaculate Conception
Young Men’s Association
Robert Fulton
Hart
Courts Silent in Equity Session Postpone Cases
In the Supreme Judicial Court In Equity on Nov 26 Judge Hougs noted no hearings were held as judges conferred. The case list was called and all matters slated for hearing were deferred to Friday next and thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Hougs
Equity
Legal notices from Boston court docket include railroad injury suit
Court records list cases in multiple sessions with actions ranging from contract to tort. Notable items involve a monument contract dispute at Woodlawn Cemetery and several railroad collision and insurance cases referenced with participant names and docket numbers.
Rolte v. Nichols and related civil docket list
This summary lists case numbers and parties such as 3038 Rolte v Nichols 484 Lovenson v Vege Jahn 3984 Austin v Delaney 4159 Tirrell v Dodge Trimmer Co 4301 Waldron v Montgomery 4344 Millis V v Troperts 4372 Thompson v Street 4407 Haylor v Fair 4426 Coleman v Hick man 4451 Parkhill v Buffum 4476 De Young v Patterson 4504 Dolliver v Jones 4515 Brothers v Elis worth 4552 Emil v Curry 4553 Stowell v Boston Underwear Co 4672 Dalton v Ne Ne k.R. Co 4577 Hastings v Whitemore 4580 Beckler v Carew 4597 Rich v Jackson 4613 Russell v Keefe 4442 Keefe v Russell 4623 Dolliver v Jones 4628 Denman v Cogs well 4688 Duggan v Merritt SGBG Chalet v Motte 4648 Hippiss v v Humbert 4650 Clancey v Teevens 4665 Stevenson v Mason 4685 Doherty v Abbott 4687 Rockwell v Ham 4602 Sanders v Me a Laughlin 2755 Rines v lay lor Criminal Session Nov 26 Forsaith J Eight Chinamen fined 5 gaming at No 16 Harrison avenue Powers Robbins acquitted larceny overcoat suit etc Frank Pendergast alias Frank Ward fined 50 costs Henry Williams pleaded guilty fraudulently conveying leased property James Wright ordered to recognize 3000 for grand jury December session jurisdiction declined
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Rolte
Nichols
Lovenson
Vege- Jahn
Austin
Delaney
Tirrell
Dodge
Trimmer Co
de Young
Patterson
Dolliver
Jones
Brothers
Elis’worth
Emil
Curry
Stowell
Boston Underwear Co
Forsaith
Harrison Avenue
H. Powers Robbins
Washington Street
Frank Pendergast
Frank Ward
Michael O'Neil
Watertown
Henry Williams
James Wright
Essential to a Woman Toilet Tables Featured at Paine's
An advertising item extols the toilet table as a dressing room essential for women in society. It notes that premier designs make them almost works of art and urges readers to Paine's furniture warerooms on Canal Street to obtain the largest assortment and lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Boston
Paine
Canal Street
Thanksgiving Day Services at South Congregational Church
Union services will be held at South Congregational Church at Newbury Street corner Exeter Street on Thanksgiving Day starting at 11 a.m. The Rev. Edward Everett Hale will preach. All are invited.
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South Congregational Church
Newbury Street
Exeter Street
Edward Everett Hale
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