Barrett Beaten Claim in Melrose Political Clash
In Melrose, fierce race for State Representative pits Barrett against Washburn. Washburn campaign is organized and widely supported. Barrett claims a loyal following, while party unity risks bolting if Barrett loses caucus. The piece traces Washburn’s cautious path to candidacy and Barrett’s persistent bid amid local power plays.
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MeEtrost
Frank L. Washburn
Barrett
Beme
Washburn
Melrose
Art of
Gloucester
Post
Barrett Rapier
Mr. Washburn
Highland End
Hames
General Butler
Charles F. Loring
Lodge's Mare's Nest Charged Over School Plank
Congressman Lodge attacked the Democratic platform in Brockton over the phrase free schools. Chairman Avery and Josiah Quincy said there is no significance in omitting public, noting the plank includes our system of public education and that free schools term was used by Colonel Alien at the Republican convention.
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Congressman Lodge
Brockton
Avery
Josiah Quincy
Committee On Resolutions
Lodge
Colonel Alien
Lodge and Russell to Debate on October 23
Congressman Lodge confirms terms for the first joint debate with ex-Congressman Jon FE Russell of Leicester. In a Boston letter dated Sept 30 1891 Lodge accepts the condition and looks forward to meeting Russell on the 23rd of October. John W. Corcoran and William J. Dale Jr sign as Democratic State Committee officials.
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Russell
National Democratic Party
Lopes
MR. Lodge
Washington Street
Boston
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nahant
Mass
Hyde Park
John E. Russell
John, W. Corcoran
Lodge
Jon FE. Russell
Leicester
John W. Corcoran
William J. Dale, Jr
Democratic State Committee
Ex Governor Long to campaign next month and ward nominations filed
Ex Governor John D. Long offers services to the Republican State Committee. Ward 14 nominations were filed with the Republican City Committee listing Robert F. Means W T Eaton John D Walworth Amos P ee Charles P Anderson Charlies M Bromwich. In Salem on Sept 30 William K Meade was nominated for Senator by acclamation at the Essex Republican Senatorial convention.
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Ward 14
Republican City Committee
Robert F. Means
W. T. Eaton
John D. Walworth
Amos P. Ee
Charles P. Anderson
Charlies M. Bromwiche c
John D. Long
Republican State Committee
W. E. Meade
Salem
Essex
Boston
Ward 1
Champlin
Chelsea
Suffolk
W. H. Preble
George N
Swallow
Henry Parkman
Frank J. Newhall
J. Harris Aubin
John L. Bates
Thomas Kellough
William Greenwood
Henry Carstensen
Isaac N. Lothrop
George H. Bartis
Francis Leeds
James Townsend
J. William Ropbins
James Frame
Charles N. Alexander
Charles E. Bennison
Albert E. Clary
Irving W. Campbell
Frederick W. Day
Charles D. Daggett
Christian R. Durbeck
Horace D. Gove
Willard H. Hodgkins
Joseph B. Maccabe
Peter Morrison
Hugh L. Stalker
Edward W.tuck
Alward C. Walker
Warner Demond
Gilbert W. Carpenter
Lorenzo M. Ellis
Louis W. Darling
Walter G. Gruoby
John J. Lane
Irving L. Bryant
Fred R. LeCount
William Hichborn
Peeres J. Cann
Thomas V. Heath
William E.i Nhite
Everett Torrey
George W. Burroughs
Henry W. Brage
Benjamin F. Bowditch
Ebens P. Oakes
William Y. Wiley
Jeremiah Maloney
Robert
Aail
Ira A. Worth
Charles D. Swain
William H. Oakes
Israel F. Pierce
Edward Burbeck
Arthur H. Folger
Myron D. Cressy
Lyman H. Bigelow
Charles A. Fitch
George N. Fisher, Jr
William N. Young
Moses 3
Moses 3. Waitt, George W. Kean
James Williams
George H. Gawnans
A. W. Robinson
Brazier
E. W. Presho
Ely Byam
A. Davis
W. R. Austin
J.B. Wilson
E. E. Drew
L. C. Duniels
J. J. Hughes
H. L. Grew
Jacob Fottlee
Bowdoin
Parker
Edward Sullivan
Nathaniel W. Lade
Clarence P. Weston
Augustus Russ
Frank D. Gleason
Emery O. Bicknell
Nathaniel J. Rust
Roger Wolcott
Frank H. Briggs
Charles C. Poor
Spencer W. Richardson
A. Glendon Dyar
Alfred Batcheller
Edward P. Wilbur
Robert P
Robert Disbrow
George McCully
George D. Hamilton
Henry Siebert
Julian O. Mason
Alfred Woodbury
Henry C. Bamberg
Henry Mitchell
E. Mortain Hatch
Edwin E. Bridge
Raymond Vatter
Charles O. Crane
George B. Hamer
Edward R. McLarin
Serena H. Tower
George W. Bail
Joseph Merrill
Albert J. Taylor
Edward A. Hammond
Osgood C. Blaney
William T. LaCoste
Frederick P. Dillingham
William H. Allen
Albert Dunton
Clarence E. Snow
Samuel Kelley
Henry C. Richardson
William Crowe
James F. McKenzie
Leslie B. Sanborn
John M. Averill
D. Winsor Hall
William W. Campbell
William G. Woods
Albert Gay
Preston B. Runyan
Bentley Young
Charles C. Ryder
James M. Douglass
Samuel F. Roberts
Alvab A. Golder
Charles H. Brigham
Edward Shaw
John J. McNutt
William KE. Hodgkins
Joseph W. Gilray
Samuel M. Plummer
William H. Jackson
John A. Keefe
Fred F. Rhodes
Franklin F. Roundy
Charles E. Allen
William H. Learnard
Charles K. Batt
Abraham C. Rathiesky
Janklin B. Daniels
Edward J. Jones
Jacob Heilborn
Orrin
Sanders
George A. King
Albert C. Smith
Frank B. Thayer
Isaac F. Paul
Charles W. Jones
Thomas J. Emery
John H. Colby
George E. Lovett
lThomas Talbot
Jediah P. Jordan
Albert Howard
Samuel Crowell
Rowland K. Gordon
James L. Taylor
William C. Delano
Nelson York
William ©. Morey
Alfred A. Burnham
Ballantyne County
Charles KE. Wiggin
David G. Eldredge
William E. O'Flaherty
Samuel C. Rowell
John J. Hardy
George B. Munroe
Henry B. Tenny
William C. Morey
Frederic W. Eliott
Leonard A. Covell
J. Louis Rousmaniere
Horace G. Allen
Henry
Dewey
W. H. H. Young
William H. Cea
M. Edwin Libby
George W. Parker
Charles H. Paine
William Gardner Reed
Roland Worthington, Jr
Clarence E. Hay
T. Fred Saxton
William H. Goodwin
Gustave Magnitzky
Marcus Faxon
Edward Hi. Wise
J. Alba Davis
Charles B. B. Wiggin
Henry M. Esselen
Fugeve D. Sanborn
Sidney Cushing
Ebenezer Whiting
George J. Uriot
George W. Kenyon
Samuel B. Capen
Daniel Gunn
Edward P. Butler
Andrew J. Robinson
Charles H. Wise
James
George A. Fisher
L. Edwin Dudley
George DD. Bliss
Charles Carr
Henry D. Pope
William O. Robson
George L. Burt
J. Herbert Shaw
Charles G. W. Capen
Henry B. Callender
William H. Bowman
James F. Mclntire
Edgar O. Haddock
Louis M. Clark
Chester L. Lincoln
Charles C. Taft
Joseph G. Grush
Thomas W. Curtis
Charles L. Hovey
Herbert S. McCormack
Ernest H. Morgan
Fred H. Folsom
Fred Hammond
William EK. Hibbard
D. Otis Sanger
Charles P. Harding
Samuel H. Mitchell
Homer Rogers
Herbert A. Fuller
James A. Hathaway
James W. Harvey
Robert F. Anderson
James I. Wingate
Suspected incendiary arrested after Levine house fire
Fire officials arrested Lewis Schnitzer on suspicion of starting a blaze at Jacob Levine’s home at 81 Allen Street. The reached scene revealed kerosene soaked papers under a hat box and a burning candle, with the house unlocked and Levine’s family away. Levine denied acquaintance with Schnitzer, who has long been watched by Fire Marshal Whitcomb and is set for further questioning by Fire Commissioners.
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Lewis Schnitzer
Salem Street
Jacob Levine
Allen Street
Schnitzer
Whitcomb
Dugan
Levine
Weaons
Milk Street
Boston
Svolk
Russia
Delegates chosen Champlin wins over Barnes in Suffolk district
In the Second Suffolk District Primary Champlin defeats Barnes to secure a delegate slot while Preble earns the nomination in a related race. The contest centers on local party representation and upcoming district events.
Civil Service Reform Meeting in Buffalo With Debates
The Buffalo Library hosted Civil Service Reform League members and the public as President George William Curtis was reappointed. William D. Foulke and Moorfield Story spoke on open examinations and municipal reform, while Sherman S. Rogers urged extending the classified service. Resolutions condemned Census Bureau practices and urged merit system adoption to restore public confidence in federal enumerations.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Civil Service Reform Leagues
George William Curtis
Sherman S. Rogers
League
Curtis
William D. Foulke
Indianapolis
Civil Service Chronicle
United States Senate
Moorfield Story
Boston
Sherman
Rogers
Secretary of the Navy
Census Bureau
Terrible California forest fires devastate Georgetown divide
Sacramento reports the Georgetown divide blaze in Eldorado county swept from Greenwood toward Salmon Falls, destroying farms and perhaps 30 to 40 families while Pilot Hill town is said to be wiped out. The fire covered about 25 miles by 20, and strong north winds fanned it.
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Sacramento
Cal
Georgetown
Eldorado County
California
Greenwood
Salmon Falls
Pilot Hill
Ricaroro
S. O. Clark
Boundary Line
General Boulanger a tumultuous rise and fall in France
A broad portrait traces General Boulanger from his 1870 enlistment to his 1889 bid for power, detailing battlefield wounds, the Legion of Honor, a failed coup plan, and his conviction for conspiracy. It notes his exile to Brussels and England, his mistress Mme de Bonnemain, and her fortune aiding his political scheme.
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Legion of Honor
One Hundred and Thirty-third Infantry
Fourteenth Army Corps
Yorktown
France
P General Boulanger
Chamber of Deputies
Jules Ferry
Boulanger
M. Fioquet
M. Floquet
Republic of France
Chamber
Paris
Boulangist
Carnot
Senate Court of France
Henri Rochefort
Count Dillon
Tunis
Secret Service
War Department
Treasury
Department
Rochefort
Sandey
Lyons
Clermont- Ferrand
M. Grévy
Brussels
England
Senate
Belgium
Mme. de Bonnemain
General Boulanger
Harrison Ball Lights Woodland Park Hotel Night
Newton September 30 special to the Post describes the Woodland Park Hotel Auburndale hosting its annual Harrison ball for hotel guests. The lower floor dazzled as a floral garden with a crowded scene of gentlemen and ladies. Mrs Harrison and Mrs McKee gave a brief reception and Mrs McKee danced every dance while Mrs Harrison did not join in.
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Mrs. Harrison
Mrs. McKee
Chloroformed Grocer Robbed of $600 in New Bedford
George P. Hanson of Hanson Bros. grocers was chloroformed and robbed of $600 by a stranger at his lodging on Fourth Street. The man, described as Jewish and named Fred, appeared again near Pearl Street station early this morning. He asked a policeman the 7:25 train to Boston, swore at the time, and hurried up Willis Street.
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Federal Street
J. F. Lyons
E. S. Evans
Boston Bolt Company
Purchase Street
New Brororo
George P. Hanson
Hanson Bros
Fourth Street
Fred
Pearl Street
Boston
Willis Street
Pardon for Gould the Embezzler
William E. Gould, five years into a ten year embezzlement sentence as Portland bank cashier, was pardoned by President Harrison and released from Maine State Prison this morning. Inspector Dresser reports Gould a model prisoner and of real service to the state. he departed to Portland on the 5 am train.
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Gould
Thomaston
William E. Gould
Maine State
First National Bank of
Portland
Harrison
Dresser
Ortland
Rye Bread Resumed in German Army
London report from The Chronicle Berlin correspondent states that the issue of all rye bread has been resumed for the German army amid wartime shortages.
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London
the Chronicle
Berlin
Freshmen and Sophomores Clash at BU Meeting
Freshmen and sophomores at Boston University fought in Room 17 Sleeper Hall over a baseball challenge. About a dozen from each side fought for twenty minutes with boxing and wrestling, hats smashed, coats torn, but no serious injuries reported as freshmen celebrated.
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Boston University
Sophs
Sleeper Hall
Dean
Ned Speare
Rogers
Freshies
Two Home Weddings At Roxbury And East Boston
Dr. Shurtleff and Miss Grace Werberg wed at 106 Blue Hill Avenue with Rev. Lorimer officiating. Guests from Roxbury and Boston attended as presents overflowed in a room of flowers. They will reside at 106 Blue Mill Avenue after a Western tour. A second ceremony united Miss Jennette Robertson of East Boston with Mr. Francis H. Doane of New York at 34 Liverpool Street with Rev. James T. Brock officiating. A reception followed before the couple heads to New York for their future home.
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Shurtleff
Blue Hill Avenue
Grace L. Werberg
Lorimer
Tremont Temple
Carrie Werberg
Blue Mill Avenue
Liverpool Street
East Boston
Jennette
Robertson
Francis H. Doane
New
Gambling Implements Seized At Pacific Club Raid
After a raid led by Ser geant Ritter and officers Abbott Lahey Glawson and Danforth the Pacific Club at 33 Howard Street was entered by sawing around locks. The room was empty but on a shed roof officers found a roulette wheel layout two chip trays 1800 GlpDs and a game table valued around 2000 dollars.
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Ritter
Abbott, Lahey, Glawson
Danforth
Division 3
Pacific Club
Howard Street
Indicted for Murder in Springfield Case
Springfield September 30 grand jury returned an indictment for murder with malice aforethought naming Samuel Alexander for the killing of James Esbitt. The degree of murder was not determined by the jury.
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Springfield
Samuel Alexander
James Esbitt
New Italian Consul Named for New Orleans
Rome Sept 30 Signor Richard Moita a barrister has been appointed Italian Consul at New Orleans Lu.
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New Orleans
Rome
Richard Moita
Must Cease Business in Massachusetts Contends Court
The Board of Commissioners of savings banks finds Continental Investment Loan Company of Chicago not transacting lawfully in Massachusetts. It states the firm falls under Chapter 310 of 1890 and Chapter 403 of 1891 and must not conduct business until it complies and secures permission from the board.
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Board of Commissioners of Savings Banks
Continental Investment Loan Company of
Chicago
Massachusetts
Miss Coghlan Debuts In New Nance Oldfield Role
At Hollis Street Theatre Boston, Miss Coghlan returns in a new Nance Oldfield part after Dorothy's Dilemma. The one act comedy follows the main piece and draws special request for its Boston premiere after her Wallack's New York performance.
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Miss Coghlan
Hollis Street
Charles Reade
Nance Oldfield
Dorothy
Wallack’s
New York
Boston
Photographer Gillis Sentenced in Concord Reformatory Case
Judge Dunbar in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday afternoon sentenced Frank E. Gillis, a photographer, to the Concord Reformatory for procuring an accomplice to set fire to his photograph salon. The case had dragged through the courts for some time.
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Dunbar
Superior Criminal Court
Frank E. Gillis
Concord Reformatory
Gillis
Mrs Harrison Visits Lasell Seminary With Mrs McKee
Mrs Harrison and Mrs McKee visited Lasell Seminary yesterday afternoon. They shook hands with the students in the parlors and toured the gymnasium and natatorium where some were swimming.
Boy Dies After Run Over At Somerville Crossing
A 9 year old named Daniel Lane was fatally struck at the Fitchburg railroad crossing on Somerville avenue yesterday afternoon. He resided at 97 Somerville avenue, Somerville.
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Somerville
Daniel Lane
Somerville Avenue
Fitchburg
Duffy's Pure Malt Promoted As Superior Medicinal Whiskey
A historical column touts Duffy's Pure Malt as the finest medicinal whiskey, claiming it surpasses all others in purity and efficacy for stomach cramps hiccough and coughs. It warns against competing brands and cites endorsements from scientists and physicians.
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New York City
Duffy
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