Grand Army Elections Honor General J P Rea Amid Votes
The Grand Army encampment declined to censure the President over the veto of the dependent pension bill. General J P Rea won the commander in chief election with 204 votes amid a chaotic ballot and honored thanks. Rea’s Minneapolis career and Chester County roots are noted, with profiles of his rise in law and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Grand Army
Vandervort
Committee On
Gene. Wagoner
Pennsylvania
Fairchild
Slocum
T. Rea
T. Anthony
D. P. Grier
Anthony
Grier
Rea
Sherman
Warner
Missouri
Lappe
Nelson Cole
John C. Linahan
New Hampshire
Lawrence Donahue
Edward Anderson
Committee On Rules and Regulations
Logan Monument
Washington
Alger
George G. Lemon
New York
Minneapolis
J. P. Rea
Grand Army of the Republic
Judge Rea
Lower Oxford Township
Chester County
Penn
Piqua
Ohio Infantry
Wesleyan College
Delaware
Lancaster
Internal Revenue
Ninth
Hubbard
A. R
Indians Laws At Mohonk Conference On Dawes Bill
Professor J B Thayer urged bringing Indians under ordinary laws creating local courts and governments. A committee was formed to report on the Dawes bill and to communicate views to Indian affairs. Resolutions praised religious education and English language expansion while honoring Erastus Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laxr Monon
J. B. Thayer
Cambridge
Thayer
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Indian Bureau
Ellinwood
Childs and Howes
H. O. Houghton
Boston
Barstow
Riggs
Williamson
Ellingwood
Erastus Brooks
Brooks
Clinton B. Fish
Lyman Abbott
William H. Ward
New York
E. Whittlesey
Dr. Childs
Washington
Philip ©. Garrett
Philadelphia
A. C. Coolidge
Hi. Q. Houghton
Kenney
Hartford
Dawes
Hion
President and Mrs Cleveland Leave for Western Tour
About fifty people gather at the White House to witness President Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland depart on their western journey. The presidential train proceeds amid cheers at multiple stops including Harrisburg and Huntington as large crowds cheer along and wave as the party travels toward their destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasumngton
White House
Cleveland
Folsom
Lena
Colonel Lamont
Lewiston
Penn
Axroona
Jolly Boston Coaching Party Tours City Streets
Newspaper men left Tremont House after 3 PM led by Edward A. Taft for a Brookline Chestnut Hill circuit. They toured Boston Cab Company stables, admired new French omnibus coaches, and discussed six more to come for hotel and railway service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mill Dam
Longwood
Brookline
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Tremont House
Edward A. Taft
Awkins
Mr. Taft
Algonquin
Boston Cab Company
West Chester Park
Mallard
Eliot Street
Pennsylvania RR Southern tour sets unmatched Oct 5
No tourist party has ever been provided for on the same case as that of the Pennsylvania Rail road Company's Southern tour fixed for Oct. 5. In its equipment, in the interest at taching to the points reached, in the price of the tickets, it is beyond comparison. The price of tickets includes railway and Pullman fare, hotel accommodations, carriage rides and every other necessary expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Southern
Carib Detained For Passenger Carrying On Deck
The bark Carib bound for the Azores was detained by customs Thursday for carrying passengers between decks, not in the cabin. Captain’s clearance papers were seized. he appeared before Collector Saltunstall as the case went to the district attorney. A $1000 fine, imprisonment, and vessel forfeiture are prescribed. libel filed and the captain may post bonds while the voyage continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carib
Azores
Heapycome
Saltunstall
United States
Galvin
United States Circuit Court
Pennsylvania Railroad Southern Tour Presents Elegant Train Voyage
The special train tour offers a fully equipped, seamless trip with well organized visits and entertainment, all at a trifling expense. It promises a rare opportunity for a delightful journey across multiple points of interest.
Acceptance Letters From Democrats Nominated in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Democratic State ticket heads Henry B. Lovering and Colonel Walter Cutting. Lovering accepts the governorship nomination, pledging loyalty to Democratic principles and reform. Doherty supporters convene in Mystic Hall, nominating Philip J. Doherty for Senator by acclamation and forming district leadership.
Walter Cutting Accepts Nomination for Lieutenant Governor
Colonel Cutting acknowledges receipt of the Massachusetts Democratic State Convention nomination for lieutenant governor. He thanks the Worcester gathering, approves the party platform, endorses Grover Cleveland and his administration, and pledges loyal support to the party and its goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PirrskeLp
Jonas H. French
Alpheus RB
Alger
Democratic Party of
Massachusetts
Worcester
Grover Cleveland
Walter Cutting
Charlestown Democrats Nominate Senator in Intricate Convention
In Charlestown the Democrats held two conventions to nominate for a Second Suffolk Senate seat. Captain John Reade and ex-Representative Philip J. Doherty competed as rallies split the hall at 82 Main Street. Doherty won the nominating vote after a formal ballot, with Reade later accepted as candidate amid a sharp party clash and a speech pledging reform and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Doherty
John T. Brown
Democratic State Committee
Messrs
T. A. Cannon
M. J. Mitchell
William J. O’hearn
Charlestown
John Reade
Philip J. Doherty
Main Street
Old District Committee
B. Harrington
George A. Sanderson
John Ee Ales
Hayward
Sanderson
Reade
John Dee
John Ree Oe Tee
Captain Reade
Daniel E. Kelly
Thomas F. Flynn
Wiliam Hi. Johnson
Warren Gardner
Massachusetts
Worcester
Mr Cunniff for Councillor in Fourth District Ballot
Delegates met in a fourth district convention led by John B Fitzpatrick. John W Coveney presided temporarily and Michael M Cunniff was nominated by acclamation for councillor. A district committee selected and 228 delegates were reported with no contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunniff
John B. Fitzpatrick
Carroll
John W. Coveney
Cambridge
James Donovan
J. E. Fitzgerald
John Long
E. J. Leary
Alderman Sullivan
F. £. Magullion
Michael Coffee
D. Carney
J. O. Fallon
F. P. Maguire
J. BE
Arrost
Magullion
Collison
Michael M. Cunniff
Godfrey Morse
A. K.tilden
C. F. Doherty
J. Ryder
J. B. Fitzpatrick
J.J. Porter
A. K. Tilden
Hugh Montague
J. K. Falney
J. J. Connelly
J. H. White
M. J. Cree
Jeremiah Desmond
J. M. Kilroy
J. B. Neagle
John F. Dever
J. T. Scully
McPherson Renominated by Republican Convention
The Republican convention for the third councillor district met at Wesleyan Hall and nominated E M McPherson for the Governor's council by acclamation. The gathering, with 81 delegates, heard a Cambridge judge urge broader party effort and noted shifting support among Irish Democrats and temperance voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
Wesleyan Hall
Joseph W. Hill
Charlestown
J. M. W. Hall
Cambridge
E. Gerry Brown
McDaniel
James G. Blaine
John Haskell Butler
Somerville
E. M. McPherson
Charles F. Paige
Medford
J. F. Kinnear
C. F. Parker
East Boston
H. C. Hall
Waltham
F. O. Barnes
Chelsea
A. A. Wilder
C. D. Cabot
Newton
Charles H. North
Raymond Whitcomb Southern Tour Announces October Excursons
Messrs Raymond and Whitcomb announce a second Southern tour with October excursions. One party is touring Virginia sites including Luray Caverns and Gettysburg. The itinerary adds Chesapeake Bay steamship travel Hygeia Hotel Old Point Comfort and Harper's Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Raymond & Whitcomb
Virginia
Luray Caverns
Great Natural Bridge
Richmond
Gettysburg
Washington
Chesapeake Bay
Hygeia Hotel
Old Point Comfort
Fortress Monroe
Flarper
Pennsylvania Railroad Promises Trip Ease for Oct 5 Tourists
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company boasts a reputation for careful management and passenger welfare. Special arrangements for the Oct 5 tourists are designed to remove travel drawbacks and inconveniences, ensuring a smoother experience.
Sunday Church Services and Public Notices
Diverse Sunday worship services listed across Boston churches with times and speakers. Notable events include Rev Stephen L Baldwin speaking at Union Hall on Religion, Rev Justin D Fulton preaching at Music Hall, and multiple churches including Advent and Reformers offering services, communion, and children’s instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Hoylston Street
Stephen L. Baldwin
Saratoga Street
M. RE
Haat
Boston
China
Byron A. Robinson
Jabez L. Robinson
Fulton
Jlawl
Justin D, Fulton
Hiall
Abraham Lincoln
Roxbury Postoffice Testimony Concludes Hearing
Testimony in the Roxbury Post Office case against Superintendent R W Williams concluded with witnesses denying political pressure. John L Kelly’s disciplinary history and a reported April assault on Edward Ward were examined as Inspector Bario prepares a final report. Williams, who rose from 1867 posts to Roxbury superintendent in 1877, asserts no wrongdoing and backs the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bario
R. W. Williams
Roxbury
Patrick Maguire
James F. Flynn
Williams
Mr. Williams
John L. Kelly
Barker
T. Otis Ward
Shawmut Avenue
Corse
Ward
Tomas R. Daily
Joseph H. Riley
James P. Maulyey
Kelly
Daily
Mr. Ward
Pes
Post
Field
Petersburg
Custom House
Post Office
Somerville
Barre
Washington
Wool Growing Journal Highlights Textile Markets and Design
The American Wool Reporter presents a double number focused on wool growing and manufacturing interests. It features a serial story about a mill operator, market articles on worsted and carpet trades, official statistics from growers, a Merino ram portrait Barker's Pass, and an instructional piece on designing patterns, plus a weekly review of wool production and consumption and the financial outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wool Reporter
Barker’s Pass
J.G. Barker
Leicester Junction
Harvard Notes Examinations Closed and Classes Under Way
Examinations for admission closed last evening and results will be posted on bulletin boards in University Hall this afternoon. Classes are in smooth running order with lessons set for next week. The second ten of the Institute of 1770 announced and law school attendance expected large. Lectures begin Monday. Athletic prospects are strong with daily football practice on Jarvis field and active tennis courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Hall
Institute
Law School
Jarvis Field
Special Pullman Vestibule Cars Train Preview
A train of vestibule drawing room sleeping cars represents peak railway luxury. The Pennsylvania tourists will enjoy it on their Southern tour after a few days of experience with the service.
Port Physician Griffin Resigns His Post
Dr. Arthur G. Griffin resigns as port physician effective this morning after joining in 1882 as Heath’s assistant. Griffin, who became port physician in 1888 when Heath moved to Marcella Street Home, plans private practice in Malden. Dr. Charles H. Cogswell, current assistant port physician, likely to be promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Grifin
Griffin
A. B. Heath
Heath
Marcella Street
Malden
Charles H. Cogswell
Work At The Tabernacle Reports
At the regular Friday evening service figures show sixty three public religious services since opening with an attendance of 27 625. The Sunday school enrollment stands at 215, mostly children. The flower and fruit mission committee made 243 calls and distributed 243 bouquets and seven bushels of fruit. The canvassing committee made 1329 calls and 8200 picture tracts were distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower and Fruit Mission Committee
Tourists to Enjoy Comfort on Oct 5 Special Train
The tourists special train of October 5 will provide full comfort and pleasure for all passengers. Travel in a Pullman vestibule car equals the finest hotel experience with hotel-like accommodations and carriage rides available.
The Lancaster Banks Hearing Over Bank Claim
The Lancaster Savings Bank receiver challenged the Lancaster National Bank claim of about 75000 dollars deposited to the bank. C L B Whitney at 28 School street heard the matter as court auditor after the suspension. Plaintiffs A A Ranney and associates faced defenders Senator Hoar and F D Allen representing the national bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Savings Bank
Lancaster National Bank
C. L. B. Whitney
School Street
National Bank
L. B. Whitney
A. A. Ranney
A. Torrey
A. B. Coffin
Senator Hoar
F. D. Allen
City Notes On Meetings Fares And Trials In Boston Area
Tremont Temple hosts a Saturday Bible class at 8 p m led by George W Cable. A three mile rowing contest pits W F Conley against Joseph Demond next Friday at Shawmut Rowing Club. Fall River line cuts first class to 3 to New York with daily boat service and music. Rev J D Fulton will speak at a Boston Baptist ministers conference Monday. Boston Chamber of Commerce annual meeting set for Oct 4 to elect officers and review reports. W P Gordon of Somerville arrested for forging Lyman B Brooks's name on a 55 17 check. Kenkel alias Williams held for forging Langsdorf Co drafts and checks. Sermons start Oct 2 at St Pauls and Church of the Messiah. Stonington line cuts fare to 3 to New York with ships Massachusetts and Rhode Island sailing, trains from Boston at 6 80 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
George W. Cable
Northampton
Mass
Shawmut Rowing Club
W. F. Conley
New England
Shawmuts
Joseph Demond
Fall River
New York
J. D. Fulton
D.D
Baptist Ministers’ Conference of
Boston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
W. P. Gordon
Somerville
Lyman B. Brooks
Simon W. Bailey
Gordon
Brooks
Frank Kenkel
Williams
S. Langsdorf & Co
H.A. Winship & Co
Tremont Street
Germania Bank of
H. Kaufman & Co
Kenkel
Langsdorf & Co
Courtney
St. Paul’s Church
Church of the Messiah
Florence Street
Stonington
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Boot and Shoe Sellers Listed Across Multiple Cities
A compiled notice lists boot and shoe buyers and representatives from firms in Bloomington, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cedar Rapids, Detroit, Des Moines, Columbus, Fernandina, Galveston, Macon, Memphis, Minneapolis, Philadelphia, Rochester, St Louis, Savannah, San Francisco and Toledo. Firms include Smith & Son, Hickman Taylor, W F Thorne, A B George Weeks, Belknap, HS Robinson, Bentley Olmsted, Hapgood, Selz Schwat Co, Prescott, L S H Blum, Solomon, Witkowski Dunwoody, Goodbarad, North Star, Bunting's Sons, Terry, Ross, Claflin Allen, Lindsley, Einstein, Rehfisch, and Smith Simmons Peabody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
J P Smith
R P Smith & Son
Chicago, & Co
Gincinnati
J B Hickman
J Taylor
Hickman, Taylor & Co
Eeran
F Thorne
Thorne & Jo
Cedar Rapids
Mich
B George
George, Weeks & Co
Columbus
Des Moines
W B Bentley
Bentley & Olmsted
Aona Penn
C M Hapgood
Hapgood
Hay Uii
A C McLaughlin
Selz, Schwat Co
Fernandina
Fla
J H Prescott
Craw
Galveston
Tex
Aaron Blum
L S&h
A W Allen
Claflin Allen Shoe Co
St Louis
Lindsley
Lindsley Shoe Co
Savannah
A Einstein
A Linstein’s Sons
San Francisco
Cal
Rehfisch
Rehfisch Boot and Shoe Company
Toledo
O C Smith
Smith, Simmons & Peabody
Courts Schedule and Docket in Three Counties
The October sitting opens Tuesday at 10 a.m. with three judges, sessions arranged through November. Cases 3978 and 3950 heard with verdicts for defendant. numerous dockets for Gloucester Salem Weymouth and Cambridge assigned, adjournments noted. The Middlesex list completes. first Cambridge trial No. 2076 Hayes vs Bullard is specially set, with two follow cases assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blodgett
Dewey
Bacon
Thompson
Mason
Notable Guests at Local Hotels and Banquet
Admiral William Rogers Taylor rests at the Tremont House while E. D. and Robert Appleton of Appleton's publishing house in New York stay at Young's. The Cereal Club hosts a banquet at the Quincy this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rogers Taylor
U.G.N
Tremont House
E. D. and
Robert Appleton
Appleton’s
New York
Young's
Cereal Club
Quincy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grand Army Veterans
Congress
Friends of the Red Face
Mr. Cunniff
Henry B. Lovering
Lovering
Lyny
Alpheus B. Alger
Jentlemen
Commonwealth
Henry B
Lovenina
Cutting
Arlington Street Criunch
Brooke Herford
Church OF the Disscretes
Danes Freeman Clarke
Rejoice Fyermore
Church OF the Advent
Mt. Vernon and
Brimmer Streets
C. Grafton
Dartmouth
Harwich
James M. Gray
Barptist Tabernacle
Condoin Square
Ruggles Street Church
E. Humphrey-Allen
Sorano
Lizzie Carper Mills
Frank
Lunt
B. Y. M. C, Association
THE
Wool Reporter
Harvard
PORT
the Tabernacle
James Pyle
Lancaster Banks
Savings Bank
Aast Wes &Sons
Woodbury
Superior Court
Kasex County
Ericham
C.J
Crowley
Appleton
H. F. Hurlburt
A. Fuller
L. P. Moulton
Sheridan
City of
Salem
C. A. Benjamin
F. L. Evans
Burnham Et al
City of Gloucester
Cook
Same
Cunnigham
Sumpter
Ingraham
Admr
B. & M. Railroad
Goldthwaite
Pierce Et al
Damen
Edison Electric Illuminating Co
Boldue
Naumkeag Street Railway
Carr
Knowton
Coolidge
Duncan
Leonard
Lovett
Gilbert
Proctor
Dunney
Thomas
Brady
Empire State Steamboat Co
O’ Reagan
Norfolk
Quincy L. Reed
Weymouth
Reuben Loud
E. Sherman
John C. Howe
John E. Sanford
Great Pond
W. Gaston
E. C. Bumpus
R. M. Morse, Jr
H. E. Swasey
Sumner
Holbrook
Caffrey
Drugan
Harper
Harper Vs. Inhabitants of
Sharon
Strathdee
Wielee Daniels
Jameson
Robertson
Stevens
Hart
Fire Insurance
North American
State Street
Kilby ST
Albert Bowker
Pres
E. E. Patridge
Sec
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Benj. F. Stevens
Jos, M. Gibbens
Post Office Square
Bromfield ST
Paris
AKER
W. Baker & CQ
Dorchester, Mass
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