Gould Withdraws From Auditor Bid Amid Embezzlement Rumors
Major J Henry Gould the Republican candidate for Massachusetts State Auditor faced conflicting reports of resignation and past embezzlement charges. Press accounts and statements from party leaders described varying positions while Gould publicly denied specific charges and said he would await friends advice before acting.
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J. Henry Gould
Gould
Post
Ladd
Internal Revenue Office
Burdett
Republican State Committee
Boston Journal
State Committee
Major Gould
The
Herald
Rhode Island
Terry
John F Andrew Renominated by Third District Democrats
The third district Democrats held a nominating session at theolaine Street Church electing John F Andrew by acclamation for another term. Harvey Shepard, John H McDonough, and Alderman Carruth spoke urging unity amid tariff battles and defending New England industries against national protections.
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Harvey WN. Shepard
John HM. McDonough
Carruth— Cogswell
Morse
General Cogswell Nominated by Acclamation in Salem
The seventh district Republican convention in Salem opened at Howard Hall to renominate General Cogswell by acclamation. Otis Wardwell of Haverhill named General William Cogswell of Salem for renomination amid cheers, with only one dissenter, Frank Berry of Salem. A district committee was elected and the gathering adjourned.
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Cogswell
Salem
Howard Fall
Gloucester
F. J. Babson
C. Dame
Newburyport
Cyrus A. Jordan
Otis Wardwell
Haverhill
William Cogswell
Frank ‘I. Berry
Ward 1
Satem
Morse Renominated by Republicans in Second District
In Brockton on Sept. 30 the Republicans of the Second congressional district held a nominating meeting at Redmond Hall. Captain George A. Washburn of Taunton served as chairman with Joseph G. Cushing of Weymouth as secretary. One hundred of 118 delegates attended the session. By motion from W. L. Reed of Brockton Elijah A. Morse of Canton was nominated for Congress by acclimation.
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Elijah A. Morse
Brockton
Redmond Hall
George A. Washburn
Taunton
Joseph G. Cushing
Weymouth
W. L. Reed
Canton
Congress
Why Mr Cushman Accepted For Secretary Of State
Elbridge Cushman the Democratic candidate for Secretary of State writes a letter of acceptance praising the party as farmer friends and denouncing high tariffs. He supports tariff moderation, free raw materials for manufacturing, and tax cuts on essential materials, arguing protection harms labor and small producers.
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Cushman
Elbridge Cushman
Democratic Party
Republican caucus nominating list filed for General Court
Yesterday was the final day to file nominating papers under new Republican caucus rules in the city. Several wards failed to submit names while others secured representation at the State House. The filed list includes ward by ward nominees with substitutions in Ward 11 and shows the overall party slate for the upcoming election.
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Tns City
State House
George P. Sanger
Frank E. Winslow
J. M. Olmstead
Republican City Committee
Dyar
Dewey
James P. Fox
George L. Elwell
Charles G. Keyes
William G. Baker
Elias T. Bowthorpe
L. Edwin Dudley
Louis M. Clarke
Frederick W. Bliss
James W. Harvey
Republican Caucuses in Salem Name Delegates for County Post
Republican caucuses in Salem and Beverly on Sept 30 chose delegates favoring Colonel Raymond for county commissioner. Salem councillor delegates are anti Tierney, backing Norwood of Beverly or Howe of Haverhill. Symonds carries wards 1 2 5 6, while wards 3 4 oppose him. Beverly caucus elected delegates for Raymond and unpledged on councillor. Senatorial delegates oppose Charles H Symonds of Salem.
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Salem
Colonel Raymond
Norwood
Beverly
Howe
Haverhill
Symonds
Brverly
Raymond
Charles H. Symonds
Republican Caucus in Winthrop Nominees Named
The Republican caucus for the Representative nomination was held in Winthrop Town Hall. Albert W. Richardson won the nomination with 160 votes to 122 for C. A. Grant, after a tie led to a recall last week.
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Winthrop
Albert W. Richardson
C. A. Grant
Political notes on Suffolk senatorial caucus and local races
Horatio Wellington George Swallow and Edward Presho of Charlestown say their names were forwarded to the Republican city committee as delegates for a Ward 5 caucus on Oct 1 favoring W H Preble for senator and supporting Gamuniani's renomination. The committee rules a candidate declination creates a vacancy and ballots will be printed as submitted. Herbert Davis seeks Ward 20 House seat. Registration assessments due by 10 tonight. Democratic fifth district HQ opened at 22 Pemberton square with Curley in charge and Hoar available daily for political matters.
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Horatio Wellington
George N. Swallow
Edward W. Presho
Charlestown
Suffolk
Republican City Committee
W. H. Preble
Gamumiani
Olmstead
Herbert C. Davis
House of Representatives
Democratic Campaign Committee
Fifth Congressional District
Pemberton Square
Thomas Curley
Waltham
Hoar
Fined for Selling Pools In Municipal Court Case
Thomas Watson of 12 Faneuil Hall square was fined 400 dollars in the Municipal Court for selling pools on baseball. He appealed the case.
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Thomas Watson
Faneuil Hall Square
Malden Republicans Split Over Candidate for Representative
In Malden ninth Middlesex district, Charles L. Davenport, urged by leading Republicans to run for the representative convention, sees fellow party members switch support to rival Shute. Davenport's backers insist he stay in the race, while others prepare to back him at the State House. Delegates are unpledged, but Davenport is favored to secure a majority and his supporters pledge a robust fight to uphold ethical standards in politics.
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Middlesex
Malden
C. F. Shute
Charles L. Davenport
Red Men’s Hall
Davenport
Plau
State House
H. E. Turner
Thomas E. Barker
Shute
Coggan
Wellman
Elisha Cobb
Post
Oslo
AT THE HOTELS AND BANQUETS OF KNIGHTS TEMPLARS
St Omer Commandery marked its 25th anniversary with a Vendome banquet attended by about one hundred Sir Knights and ladies led by Eminent Sir Albert H White. Special guests included Right Eminent Sir James Swords and Eminent Sir J M Gleason of Boston Commandery. The Boston Druggists Association held its first fall meeting at Youngs with ex Governor Long among the guests. A long list of prominent hotel arrivals follows, spanning Venomr Philadelphia to Portland Maine and international guests, reflecting a busy social season.
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St. Omer
Knights Templars
Vendome
Albert H. White
James Swords
J.M. Gleason
Boston Commandery
W. F. Chester
de Molay
C. J. Farrington
Portland
Boston Druggists’ Association
Young
G.D. Gilman
Long
Alden Speare
Venpomr
K. T. Scott
Philadelphia
George Foster
Calcutta
Erasmus Sterling
New York
F. H. Peaney
O. B. Humphrey
C. R. Nelson
United States
D. H. Holmes
W. Renton
Rotterdam
Holland
C. R. Colton
Nashua
N. H
William Foulds
Manchester
Conn
G._B. Prescott
C. B. Rice
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. 5
Shaw
Chicago
Alex Seath
Montreal
Youna’s
M. W. Sewall
Bath
H. H. Wood
Collins
Gilsuin
W. S. Kimball
Rochester
C. A. Endicott
Gotham
Addison and
Washington
John Buckley
Hartford
G. A. Hacek
Laconia
N. J
Tremont
A. 8. Brown
Charleston
8. C
E. CG. Wheatley
Meriden
Edward Bellamy
Chicopee Falls
A. J. D. Wenzer
H. G. Manel
Louisville
ReyNoups
G. A. Blanchard
Concord
G. H. Hendrick
Charles Coe
Omaha
Neb
H. P. Paulding
Fairhaven
F. S. Daies
P. Maynard
Claremont
Lillian Carl Smith
Clark’s
G. B. Fench
A. Kingsland
D. J. Snyder
Woonsocket
F. E. Baxter
Gardiner
Woodruff
Springfield
Edwin Alien
Spencer
J. Greer
A.J. Kinney
C. H. Mills
E. R. Tinker
North Adams
W. F. Vernier
L. B. Frazer
M. G. Frye
Derry
Natt Hubbard
Tamworth
M. S. Jordan
Portland, Me
Seaman sues over alleged flogging aboard ship Charger
Nelson J Samuel Cacace v Daniel S Goodell Jr et al claims he was lashed to the bull’s eye and whipped twenty one times at sea on July 12, caused by malice and resulting in injuries and $5000 damages. The defense says discipline and light blows, with stores stolen on voyage. Case heard with another libel by William Kelley. decision reserved.
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United States District Court
Nelson
J. Samuel Cacace
Daniel S. Goodell, Jr
Libellant
Calcutta
Boston
Goodell
B. Hall
H. D. Hadlock
William Kelley
Will appeal over Elizabeth Gay will probate in Boston case
George McConnell and others appeal the probate of Elizabeth W. Gay's will alleging improper execution unsound mind and undue influence by Caroline Wildes. Juries found the will properly executed sound and not unduly influenced, affirming the Probate Court decree. Executors represented by Shattuck and Monroe. appellant by Wilson. Equity matters included Brockton City bounds for memorial hall and Peabody Library funds guidance.
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George McConnell
Mary A. Wildes
Elizabeth W. Gay
Boston
Caroline Wildes
Charitagie
George O. Shattuck
W. A. Monroe
John T. Wilson
Equity
Hoimes
J. Rufus P. Kingman
Brockton
Grand Army
Jonathan White
Hoka Kingman
Peabody Library
George Peabody
Ronan v Boston and Maine Rail Road false arrest case
In Essex County Sept. 30 Dewey J heard two Boston and Maine rail road actions. Patrick Ronan sues for false arrest after giving up a ticket in Andover and later being jailed. verdict for plaintiff 400 dollars. Simon Goffe sues for injuries from a train’s sudden start at Byfield. case proceeding with defenses by the railroad.
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Essex County
Lawrence
Dewery
Ronan
Boston & Maine Railroad
Patrick Ronan
Boston
Andover
Stevens
Charles A. Delaney
Moody & Badger
Defendant Corporation
Gofie
Simon Goffe
White
Corporation
Byfield
W. S. Peters
W.S. Badger
Probate court in Suffolk allows wills and opens administrations
Sept 30 probate session in Suffolk County reports the wills of Jeremiah Mullen Joseph Moore Fannie B Hayes Ellen Sullivan Eliza A Campbell Nancy Wilson Francis Jones Linus Bird Michael Sullivan Patrick J O Keefe Robert Sutherland Rosanna Kivian Ann McManus were allowed and administration papers issued for Mary Johnson Julia Kiley Elizabeth P Winning Jane Fallon Titus 3 Church Mary E Quinn Daniel Coleman James D Roberts Harriet E Morse Francis M Morse Catherine Maguire William Bartlett Jeremiah Sullivan Margaret Miller Benjamin I Maxwell Annie M Horrigan Joshua
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Suffolk County
McKim
Jeremiah Mullen
Joseph Moore
Fannie B. Hayes
Ellen Sullivan
Eliza A. Campbell
Nancy Wilson
Francis Jones
Linus
Bird
Michael Sullivan
Patrick J. O’keefe
Robert Sutherland
Rosanna Kivian
Ann McManus
Mary Johnson
Julia Kiley
Elizabeth P. Winning
Jane Fallon
Titus 3. Church
Mary E. Quinn
Daniel Coleman
James D. Roberts
Harriet E. Morse
Francis M. Morse
Catherine Maguire
William Bartlett
Jeremiah Sullivan
Margaret Miller
Benjamin I. Maxwell
Annie M. Horrigan
Joshua
Wells Memorial association annual report issued
The eleventh annual report of the Wells Memorial association and Wells Memorial Workingmen's Institute has been published in pamphlet form. The work of the year is reviewed very fully, and from the results it appears that the season was a very successful one.
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Wells Memorial Association
Wells Memorial Workingmen’s Institute
Woman Burned In Kerosene Lamp Explosion
Mrs Dorcas Leonard sixty of 19 Gore street East Cambridge was badly burned on arms and hands when a kerosene lamp exploded last evening. She was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Dorcas Leonard
Gore Street
East Camridge
Massachusetts General Hospital
Water bond issue offered by Fernato firm in St Albans
Tur FinM oy George A. Fernato Co of 20 Water Street offers for sale the $95,000 issue of St Albans Vermont 4 percent water bonds regarded as gilt edged securities. Principal and interest payable in Boston. Issued to take up $150,000 58 called and redeemable Oct 1 with balance paid in cash from water rentals. Called bonds received at par plus accrued interest for new bonds.
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Tur Finm Oy Georce A. Fernato & Co
Water Street
St. Albans
Boston
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