Democrats of Ward 22 Meet Over Caucus Conduct in Goldsmith Hall
About 100 Democrats from Ward 22 held a meeting in Goldsmith Hall to discuss the ward caucus. Speakers criticized the city committee and Senator Hunt, with calls for independent action and a union of the Democratic ranks. Alderman Short defended the committee and announced plans to argue Ward 22’s contest before the State central committee in Worcester.
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Ward
Goldsmith Hall
Richard Sullivan
City Committee
Cornbloom
Thomas F. Hant
Hunt
Old Colony
American Bell Telephone
Dr. Cornbloom
Jehosephat
Cunniff
Maguire
Leark
Short
Dr. Cornbroom
James Kehoe
Michael Donnelly
Alderman Short
Worcester
State Central Committee
Obituary notices for Franklin Fiske Heard and William Manning
Franklin Fiske Heard a noted author and law compiler died in this city aged sixty four born Wayland Harvard 1848 with works on Pleading contracts criminal procedure and more to his credit survived by Harriet Hildreth and a Virginia daughter Also noted is the fatal New York Central railroad accident that killed William H Manning and his wife returning from their wedding trip to Marquette Michigan Manning a Harvard graduate class of 1882, famed athlete and business leader, died alongside his wife, with memories of his leadership and character cherished.
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Franklin Fiske Heard
Wayland
Harvard College
Judge Bennett
Massachusetts Digest
Charles R. Train
Gould
Metcalf
Shakspere
Middlesex
Train
Harriet Hildreth
Butler
Virginia
William Hobbs Manning
New York Central
William H. Manning
Marquette
Mich
Mr. Manning
Oakland
Cal
Boston
Roxbury Latin School
Harvard
Lucy Davis
Westport
N. Y
English Monarchy Praise From Mr Arnold In America
Mr Arnold defends the English monarchy as enduring and benevolent noting the Queen's reverence and the Prince of Wales popularity while discussing Albert Victor and Oxford. He disputes royal health rumors, defends royal cost as 14 cents per person, and praises Victorias era literature and England's civilization alongside admiration for Browning as future Laureate. He compares English and American civilizations, comments on Ruskin, Norton's influence, and resembles Dickens in appearance.
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England
Arnold
Prince of Wales
Prince Alpert Victor
Prince Albert Victor
Oxford
America
Mr. Arnold
Prince Albert
Mr. Gladstone
Gladstone
Joseph Chamberlain
Rd Hartington
Ireland
Longfellow
Lowell
Emerson
Holmes
Concord
Mr. Ruskin
Charles Eliot Norton
Ruskin
Professor Norton
Lord Tennyson
Robert Browning
Shakspere
Charles Dickens
Dickens
Lord Dufferin
Ex Mayor Hall sues for libel in England over Tweed fraud article
New York September 30 Ex mayor A Oakey Hall sues Professor Bryce for 10000 pounds in England for libel. The suit concerns an article in the American Commonwealth on Tweed frauds. The piece was written by Professor Goodnow of Columbia College and signed by him.
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New York
A. Oakey Hall
Bryce
England
American Commonwealth
Professor Goodnow
Columbia College
A New Home Treatment for Catarrh and Hay Fever
Catarrh hay fever and catarrhal deafness are described as contagious from living parasites in nasal linings. A simple home remedy is claimed to cure in one to three applications, taken every two weeks, with a free pamphlet offered by A. H. Dixon & Son of Toronto through their Medical Adviser.
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A. H. Dixon & Son
West King St
Toronto
Can
Jomn Monwealth
Massachu
Suffolk
Aurelia L. Wheeler
Colchester
New London
Connecticut
Fanny & Curtis
Boston & Albany
Boston
Boston Post
Jonn W. McKim
Elijah George
Reform Leader Laurier Urges Free Trade In Toronto
The Hon. Wilfrid Laurier, Reform party leader, spoke in Toronto under the Young Men's Liberal Club. He denied Rome aims to supplant the state in Canada and closed with a strong plea for continental free trade, claiming Reform nearing victory.
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Toronto
Ont
Wilfred Laurier
Reform Party of Canada
Young Men’s Liberal Club
Church of Rome
Canada
Reform Party
Duel in Vernon Parish Ends in Sheriff and Editor Dead
In Vernon parish a newspaper feud escalated when A C Poole editor of the Vernon News shot Sheriff Lee C McAlpin in the sheriff’s office after Poole entered with a pistol. McAlpin shot Poole in return, killing him instantly. Poole’s shot fatally wounded McAlpin who died hours later from abdominal injuries.
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Onleans
A. C. Poole
The
Vernon News
Lee C. McAlpin
Vernon Parish
Poole
McAlpin
The Bostons Win Easily at Cleveland
Cleveland loses to Clarkson led Bostons as New Yorks, Chicagos, Philadelphias, Cleveland, Pittsburgs, and Washingtons also split or lost in a day of games. Standings update shows New Yorks leading with 42 wins while Cleveland sits mid pack, Indianapolis trailing.
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Bostons
Cleveland
Perch
New Yorks
iGisceo
Chicagos
Philadelphias
Clevelands
Pittsburgs
Indianapolis
Washingtons
Clarkson
Clevelanders
K. Bh.po
K. Bh.po. A. FE. | Kk. Bh.po, A. E. Rich
Dson
Radford
Kelly
Stricker
Nash
MecKean
O Brothers
Twitchell
Johnston
O O
Iebean
O Quinn
UiGilks
Smith
Faatz
Bennett
Sutcliffe
GlBeatin
Bosons
Clevelandgs
Richardson
McKean
Tebean
Brouthers
Steuck
Beatin
Gilks
Sateliffe
Fantzman
MacQuaid
Pittsburg
New York
Galvin
Keele
A. E
A. E. Gore
Carroll
Nernan
OU Hanlon
Ewing, c
O,sumlay
Whitney
Dunlap
Keele,p
Galyvin, P
New YoOrk
Paicsohires
Pittsburgh
Rowe
White
Beckley
Lynch
Other Games Finishes Mix Likely in Dual City Matchups
In Kansas City, Cincinnati teams clashed with Kansas Citys at 9 to 6, while St Louis teams faced St Louis in a 4 to 3 result. New Haven encounters Yale, ending 4 to 2 in favor of New Havens over Yales.
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Kansas City
Cincinnatis
Kansas Citys
St. Louis
Louisvilles
New Haven
New Havens
Yales
Interscholastic Football Association Rules Change
The Interscholastic Football Association adopts amendments on eligibility and record keeping and lists a fall schedule. Changes require headmaster certification for eligibility questions, four day game reports by captains, and a four day protest window with a $1 fine for late mailings. A new March meeting will award the championship cup.
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The
Interscholastic Football Association
Boston Latins
Brookline Common
Hopkinsons
Roxbury Latins
Franklin Park
Combination
Brookline
Cambridge
Roxburys
English Highs
Nobles
Cambridges
Cambridge Common
Bostons
Tnglish
English Flighs
Brookine
Roxbury Single Tax Club Public Meeting
A small audience gathered at Foresters Hall in Roxbury to hear Hamlin Garland of Jamaica Plain Rev John A Hayes of the Swedenborgian Church Mr Finch of Braintree and Edwin M White outline the single tax principle its link to religion and the benefits they claim would follow its adoption.
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Foresters’ Hall
Washington Street
Roxbury
Hamlin Garland
Jamaica Plain
John A. Hayes
Swedenborgian Church
Finch
Braintree
Edwin M.: White
Strange accident involving horse teams on Wall Street
A double team owned by Nathan B. Smith of Bedford collided with a four horse team belonging to E. Ricker & Son of East Cambridge on Wall Street yesterday afternoon. One of Smiths horses was thrown, its foot caught in the pavement, and while freeing it the horse was killed by Onticer Freel.
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Nathan B. Smith
Bedford
E. Ricker & Son
East Cambridge
Wall Street
Smith
Onticer Freel
Pacific Railway Debts and Proposed Federal Relief
Horace A. Taylor files the annual report on Pacific road indebtedness to the Interior Department. He urges Congress to grant time extensions, lower interest, and require a percentage of gross earnings to liquidate debts, while preventing dividends until obligations are met. He notes subsidies complicate earnings and warns against ruinous rate wars and arbitrary funding.
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Washington
Horace A. Taylor
Secretary of the Interior
West
Northwest
United States
Congress
Acquittal in Danish child death case at Plymouth hearing
Eight year old Joseph De Barros was acquitted after a hearing before Judge Davis in Plymouth. The charge related to a fatal knife wound to a playmate named Lopez at a cranberry bog near Wareham on Sept. 18. The principal government witness was dismissed for not understanding an oath. Manuel P. F. D Almeida, Portuguese consul, had sought authority to hire counsel but none was given. Arthur J. Selfridge defended the lad. The judge ruled the death may have been accidental and discharged the boy.
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Plymouth
SprdAu
Joseph de Barros
Lopez
Wareham
Davis
Arthur J. Selfridge
Fire records and blazes hit several towns
The Fire Record reports Sept 30 fires in New Haven at Kelgum Rubber, Cumberland Rhode Island at Ben Newhall’s road house, Burrs Montana Bowes block and other downtown losses. Total values include Bowes block and Hennessey’s store with high insured sums. Three firemen were fatally injured in one blaze.
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New Haven
Conn
Kelgum Rubber Company
Ladder Company
Providence
R. L
Ben Newhall
Cumberland
Woonsocket
Burrs
Mont
Bowes
Granite
Utah
Hennessey’s
Bonner Mercantile Company
K. O. Barnard
G.cushing
Samuel Perry
EBEC
Bersimis
St. Lawrence Lumber Company
Fire damage reported for ash barrel at 50 Broadway extension
An alarm from Box 65 at 8:55 p m reported a fire in an ash barrel at 50 Broadway extension. The home of William F Fletcher sustained damage estimated at $10. A separate still alarm at 6:50 p m noted a small fire in a wooden dwelling at 123 Chambers street caused by a kerosene lamp explosion, extinguished by Engine 6.
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Broadway Extension
William F. Fletcher
Chambers Street
James Bailey
Wyoming Constitution Adopted by Convention in Cheyenne
The constitutional convention formally adjourned today after adopting the constitution framed for the State of Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Death notices for Elizabeth Bacon and William Dole
Intelligence reported the death in Etretat of Mrs Elizabeth G L Bacon wife of Henry Bacon the Boston artist aged many years an invalid who had lived in France since 1864 Also noted is the death at Washington residence of William P Dole aged seventy eight former Indiana state legislator and Lincoln administration Indian affairs commissioner Credentials extend to family excerpts and biographical details
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Elizabeth G. L. Bacon
Henry Bacon
Boston
Paris
California
Mrs. Bacon
France
Mr. Bacon
Ecouen
William P. Dole
Indian Affairs
Lincoln
Washington
Vermont
Indiana
Murray Lectures on Education and the Common School
W H H Murray delivered the opening talk in the series on Americas Problems at Music Hall. He urged a reformed education emphasizing work, practical arts, and government support, arguing against book-centered schooling and for separate religious and secular instruction under public control. The next lecture is on October 14 about American wealth and its concentration.
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America
Music Hall
W. H. H. Murray
Emerson
Beecher
United States
Murray
Tremont House Manager Hosts Wemyss Concert
Tremont House manager Harris entertained guests and newspaper men last night with a Wemyss concert company performance. The program featured Fannie Packard Hoyt violin, Mrs Bradbury elocution, Nellie Salome Thomas soprano, Percy J J Cooper tenor, Alexander J Wemyss humorist, and Mrs Wemyss on piano, followed by a banquet for press representatives.
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Harris
Tremont House
Wemyss
Fannie Packard Hoyt
Wemyss Bradbury
Nellie Salome ‘Thomas
Percy J. J. Cooper
Alexander J. Wemyss
Harvard Cricket Club Elects Officers And Freshmen Lecture
Harvard notes officers elected at the Harvard Cricket Club meeting with captain R D Brown and other posts. The Daily Crimson editors chose Fullerton as president and Davis as managing editor. Class officers, crew candidates, and class elevens rules are described. Sir Edwin Arnold will lecture on The Upanishad at Sanders Theatre at 7:30 p.m.
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Harvard Cricket Club
R. D. Brown
T. W. Balch
H. I. Hewes
T. 8. Lee
The
Daily Crimson
R. M. Fullerton
H. A. Davis
J. W. Lamont
L. M. Greer
B. T. Tilton
University Crew
J. T. Burnett
University Nine
N. Rantoul
Massachusetts Hall
M. Williams
A. W. Weld
L. Brooks
J. A. Lowell
A. B. Nichols
D. ©. Bishop
B. Bowman
J. F. Bass
Herrick
University
Harvard
Goddard
Jones
Watriss
Longworth
Perkins
Tyson
Hartridge
Bow
Parker
Hutchison
Cumnock
Eliot
College Yard
Edwin Arnold
Sanders Theatre
Carpet Bargains From Jordan Marsh Offer Deep Discounts
The immense stock of carpets of all grades and patterns recently bought by Jordan, Marsh & Co. at greatly reduced prices is being offered for sale cheap. Buyers are urged to examine the bargains before buying elsewhere, with mats rugs oil cloths and hassocks all available. If not suited by Jordan Marsh & Co. one must be hard to please.
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Jordan, Marsh & Co
M. D. Cook & Co
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Reform
Clarkson Too Heavy
Curicano
Haddock
Gumbert
CREAR
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Ryan
Kyan
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Duffy
Hoy
A. Irwin
Vampire— Powers
Football Regulations
Roxbury Single Tax Club
Pacific Railway
Taylor
Jose de Barros
New Haven Conn
Harvard Notes
Medical
Humphreys
Pai
Eas Ricely Bound Medicine Co
Fulton St
Pes Mebions Co
Fulton Stu
Gufferers
Ayer
T. E. Hastings
Baltimore
John W. Brown
Oceana
W. Va
G. S. Wanderlich
Scranton
T. P. Brown
Chester
G. W. Bowman
East Main St
Carlisle
Thomas F. Adams
Holly Springs
Texas
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Mass
Holbrook & Fox
Neponset
Borchester
Suffolk County
Clementina B. Minot
Neponset Avenue
Said Avenue
Codman
Holbrook
Blanchard
Baptist Church
Chickata
Bine Neck Creek
William Tolman
Sarah FE. Pratt
Hammond
Gence
Pratt
Robert S. Minot
Court Street
P. C. Square
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
California Fruit
Muscat
Morocco
Almeria
S.S. Cephalonia
Almena
Snow & CO
North Market St
Richards & CO
Reusic
Ditson Company
Royal Singer
L. O. Emerson
Macy
Hutchins
Tenney & Hoffman
Oliver Ditson Company
E. W. Tyler
Tremont ST
Reet
Copartnership Notices
Albert A. Cobb & Co
Albert A. Cobb
John C. Cobb
Massachus Setus
Eliza H. Whittemore
Arlington
Samuel B. Whittemore
Newton
George M. Brooks
Esquire
J. H. Tyler
Register
Massachili Setts
Dennis Murphy
Patrick J. Ducey
Jonny W. McKim
Elijab George
BF Assach
Moses Kh
Prichard
William M. Prichard
Samuel Hoar
George Whittle
Commonwealth OF Massachu
Henry M. Perry
Clara J. Perry
John W. McKim
Weetals
James H. Gafney
Frank A. Gafney
Admr
Charles McDonald
Jane A. McDonald
Admx
Michael Holden
Denis O'Reilly
Noane
Johanna O'Connell
Johanna Connell
Conley
Ellen O’connell
John Dunn
John Hartnett
Minnie Wortheylake
David Wortheylake
Edwin Bruce
Sarah Meriam Bruce
Weele
Thomas Concannon
James Gately
Susan T. Cox
Susan T. M. Cox
Emily M. Kilvert
William J. J. Denvir
William Dennik
Burys
W.H. Cooley
New Eng. Agt
Kingston At
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