Congressional Nominees Energize Sixth District Rally
The sixth district Republican convention at Odd Fellows Hall nominated Henry Cabot Lodge for Congress. Lodge lauded party progress and ballot reform, warned against third parties and independents, and urged unity under a win driven by the party of progress. A post-meeting banquet followed as officers were seated and plans set for next week’s committee meeting.
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Lyxx
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Charles A. Campbell
Chelsea
Fawcett
Lynn
Alfred E. Cox
Joan L. Parker
Hart
Congress
Thomas B. Reed
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Wellington
Charlestown
Joshua Millett
Malden
Mr. Lodge
United States
Republican Party
Ucn
Liat Party
Spirt i
Harman
Party of Progress
O Neil Nominated by Acclamation at Fourth Democratic Convention
Delegates at Court House in Court Square resolve credentials disputes in minutes, then nominate Congressman O Neil by acclamation. Hugh Madden elected permanent chair, Edward Flynn and others serve on district committee. adjournment follows.
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O'Neil
Congress
Court House
Court Square
William F. McClellan
McClellan
Charles McCarthy
Rosnosky
Ward 16
Edward A. Rogan
Rogan
Committee On Credentials
Harrigan
Murphy
Hart
McMahon
Thomas. F. Doherty
Hugh Madden
Thomas K. Doherty
Edward J. Flynn
W. F. McClellan
Pp. J. Kennedy
Fox Men Organize Campaign at Parker House Parlor Six
A meeting of Fox men at Parker House in Cambridge yesterday afternoon formed a permanent campaign organization. A. E. Winship presided. George W. Boynton was secretary. The group named a chairman L. M. Hannum and a large executive and finance committee with members from Cambridge Somerville Waltham and Boston. Headquarters planning set for Oct. 6 at A. E. Winship’s Boston office.
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Fox
Parker House
Banks
Burns
A. E. Winship
George W. Boynton
Edward Glines
Stearns
Waltham
E. W. Hincks
bPisher
Hoar
Gleason
Watertown
B. R. Wilson
Boston
L. M. Hannum
Cambridge
C. F P. Rice
Somerville
J. M. W. Hall
H. F. Fuller
Brighton
Martin W. Carr
Warren A. Pierce
Arlington
Finance Committee
William Roberts
William H. Brine
John FP. Squire
John Fortier
T. D. Blake
Belmont
B. F. Whittemore
Woburn
Fred H. Holton
J. H. Fiitner
George Chase
Somerset Street
Mr. Greenhalge Renominated by Republican Delegates
Republican delegates from the eighth district renominated Hon. Frederick T. Greenhalge of this city at Jackson Hall. Major George S. Merrill was temporary chairman, Colonel Daniel Needham secretary, with eighty three delegates present from two cities and twenty five towns. The gathering endorsed his work and predicted another election victory.
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Greenhalge
Lowke
Eighth Congressional District
Frederick T. Greenhalge
Jackson Hall
George S. Merrill
Lawrence
Daniel Needham
Groton
Merrill
Massachusetts
Republicans Nominate Greenhalge For Re election In Eighth District
At a district convention Frederick T. Greenhalge was renominationed amid enthusiastic support. Col Andrew C. Stone urged the move, praising his House record and tariff views. Greenhalge thanked supporters, defended duties in Congress, and pledged fair handling of election contests while noting the national unity behind the tariff bill of 1890. A congressional committee was appointed and the meeting adjourned.
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Greenhalge
Congress
Merrill
Andrew C. Stone
Lawrence
Frederick T. Greenhalge
Rogers
Andover
Daniel Needham
Groton
J. I. Manning
Lowell
House of Representatives
Fifty-first Congress
Mckinley
United States
America
Senate
Republican Party
Coleman
Louisiana
Massachusetts
New England
Sault Ste. Marie
Suez Canal
Great Britain
Greenhalze
West Virginia
California
Maine
Crosby Nominated in Twelfth District for Congress
In Chester John C Crosby of Pittsfield won the Democratic informal ballot with 93 votes to 89 for R E Maynard of Springfield. The nomination was made unanimous. Prohibitionists named John Bascom of Williamstown at Chester. Worcester reports the Democratic convention for the tenth district nominated Hon C B Pratt of Worcester.
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John C. Crosby
Springfield
Pittsfield
Chester
RE. B. Maynard
John Bascom
Williamstown
Worccester
Tenth
C. B. Pratt
Convention Nominations Mark Political Notes in Several Districts
Multiple party conventions across districts renominated and nominated candidates. Isaac N. Keith of Bourne led the first district Republican councillor slate in New Bedford, while H. A. Kimball of Northampton and Thomas Norton of Springfield won Democratic senatorial spots in Berkshire Hampshire. Benjiamin F. Phillips of Snetfield and Simeon Dodge of Marblehead were named in Chester and Beverly respectively, with Wyer of Woburn chosen for fifth Middlesex. Gilman of Newton faced a potential bolt in Watertown, Lang of Waltham eyed as Democratic nominee, and Raymond of Somerville blocked through fifty three ballots in the first Middlesex push. Poll totals show men outpacing women in prior assessments, with 127,084 men and 8,292 women.
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New Bedford
Isaac N. Keith
Bourne
Berkshire-Hampshire
H. A. Kimball
Northampton
Thomas Norton
Springfield
State Central Committee
Chester
Benjamin F. Phillips
Snetfield
Essex
Beverly
Simeon Dodge
Marblehead
Dodge
Symonds
Richardson
Raymond
Edward F. Wyer
Woburn
Fifth Middlesex
Ayer
George J. Burns
Watertown
Gorham D. Gilman
Newton
Timothy Lang
Waltham
Boston
F. H. Raymond
Somerville
Middlesex
F. W. Dallinger
Vessel Owners and Captains Election At Tremont Temple
The Vessel Owners and Captains National Association met at Chapel Hall Tremont Temple led by President J A Van Brunt. Officers elected include Frank Harrington Boston and J S Winslow Portland as vice presidents Fred P Litchfield secretary and James H Cox treasurer with a modified annual balance from 151874 to 4460 89. Fifty one vessels attended and a committee called for abolition of compulsory pilotage by Congress.
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J. A. van Brunt
Frank Harrington
Boston
Winslow
Portland
Fred P. Litchfield
James H. Cox
Daniel P. Emery
Henry Sutton
New Haven
Henry Lord
Bangor
Thomas M. Bartlett
New York
M. ‘Thomas
Taunton
Congress
James A. van Brant
J. S. Winslow
Nathan Estabrook, Jr
J. N. Parser
Charlies H.tuckey
Ichard
Atwood
Board of Commission
Republican Caucuses Quietly Nominate Local Officials
The Republican caucuses for delegates to senatorial and councillor conventions met under new rules with subdued energy. Ward by ward results show Champlin set for the Senate in Ward 1, Gammans winning renomination in the second district, and Sprague warmly endorsed in the fifth. A Ward 20 resolution urged repeal of the caucus system as prejudicial to party interests, while Curtis Guild Jr. and ex-Representative Armstrong discussed positions in the congressional fight.
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Champlin
Senate
Suffolk
Gammans
Sprague
C. C. Cottin
Armstrong
Curtis Guild, Jr
Adams Express Company Trouble Denied by Boston Leader
Mr. Lovering, superintendent of the Adams Express Company in Boston, dismissed reports of a dispute with New York employees as manufactured and asserted there will be no strike. He claimed the firm treats its workers, especially the old ones, well and does not foresee labor unrest.
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Adams Express Company
Lovering
Boston
New York
Adams
Circuit Court Decisions on Maritime Claims and Libels
October term of the United States Circuit Court delivered rulings in several maritime and admiralty cases. Gossler et al. vs Standard Sugar Refinery reversed a District Court decree on cargo coverage. In Warren M. vs Henderson Bros, the court found shipowners liable for cattle losses due to unseaworthy shaft, affirming damages to the shipper. Adam A Williamson vs Campbell upheld a libel for coal charges against a Boston coal merchant, contingent on Campbell’s knowledge of a charter. Notices announced term start, calendar deadlines, and forthcoming hearings, with specific cases continued and assignees appointed.
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T. Russell, Jr
M. Goldsmith
Henderson Bros
Caledonia
Boston
Deptfora
London
Bar
Consignees
Iit
H. M. Rogers
W. K. Blodgett, Jr
George Putnam
Adam A. Williamson
Charles A. Campbell
Appellee
Progress
Campbell
George H. Harding
Harding
West Indies
Colt
Charter Party
District Court
C. T. Russell, Sr
Libellant
B. L. M. Lower
Circuit Court
Wills and admin listings across several towns
Wills for Clara E Williams Chester Downer Josiah Fisher Edward Schoefield Levi Blake and Harriet J Thayer are named. Administrations granted for Salma Rawson A J Johnson Relief Whicher R W Shhapleigh Susan H Fales G P Fisher. Accounts allowed for Elijah H Blanchard J S Ellery John Hancock Mary E Perkins Sidney Holm er Laura A Kina Mary E Sumner Lucretia R Barney T J Withington Adeline Stockbridge Elizabeth Bonsall William Taylor.
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Clara E. Williams
Walpole
Chester Downer
Sharon
Josiah Fisher
Dedham
Edward Schoefield
Medway
Levi Blake
Norfolk
Harriet J. Thayer
Salma Rawson
Wrentham
A. J. Johnson
Medfield
Relief Whicher
Cohasset
R. W. Shhapleigh
Brookline
Susan H. Fales
G. P. Fisher
Millis
Elijah H. Blanchard
Hyde Park
J. 5. Ellery
Roxbury
John Hancock
West Roxbury
Mary E. Perkins
Sidney Hlomer
Laura A. Kina
Mallis
Mary E. Sumner
Stonschton
Lucretia R. Barney
T. J. Withington
Canton
Adeline Stockbridge
Randolph
Elizabeth Bonsall
Needham
William Taylor
Insolvency Court Hearing In Walpole Case Extended
In Norfolk Massachusetts Eben Baker of Walpole had a third meeting for bankruptcy with further adjournments to the first Wednesday in November. Dewson Williams & Co of Quincy received a fourth adjourned hearing, and a continuance until the same date. Hyde Park’s A Brett left for parts unknown. I J Saunders of Canton had a case continued for a further hearing. An adjourned second meeting was held.
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G. W. Batchelder
Weymouth
G. L. Maker & Co
Norwood
T. F. Guy
E. B. Callender
Boston
Luella Cogswell
Hyde Park
Oscar 8S. Bingham
Dedham
Peter Daley
Nor Wood
G. &. F. Hartmann
Franklin
Norfolk
Eben Baker
Walpole
Dewson, Williams & Co
Quincy
A. Brett
I. J. Saunders
Canton
Gaffe vs Boston & Maine road in Essex Court
In Essex County Superior Court on Oct 1 the cases heard include Gaffe versus Boston & Maine road seeking 2000 damages with verdict for the defendant. Also Goodwin versus McDonald over land in Lawrence under a will with litigated claims by Catherine J. and Annie A. McDonald. Lyneh vs Murphy tort action for injuries from a run down by a team.
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Annie A. McDonald
A. Beil
Knox & Bradley
Lyneh
C. A. de Courcy
J. C. Sanborn
Municipal Court Docket From First Sessions At Harpy
The record lists cases in two sessions with names such as Lipshy Harrigan Lake Hall and Daiby Johnson, along with multiple v. parties including Sands Thayer Delaney Moulding and Moore Babcock. The docket shows defendants and plaintiffs in civil matters before the court.
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Lishop
Harrigan
Lake
Hall
Wooster
Sac
otto—Godboin
Horton
Hrennan
Currey
Daiby
Johnson
Reardon Robinson
Sands
Thayer
L—Jennines
Jamson
Delaney Pmoulding
Riley
Burke
Lintwuan
Wakefield
Walker
Tlesey
Lett
Loeber
Opening Winter Quarters at Massachusetts Yacht Club
The Massachusetts Yacht Club closes summer quarters at Rowe's wharf to reopen winter rooms on Boylston street. A janitor will stay at Rowe's wharf house until the 15th for yacht owners with boats in commission. Dorchester club house remains open until November 1 for anchorage yachts. No more races this season. indoor programs and marlinspike seamanship courses will be offered. new members include H. M. Jernigan M D M, Mervyn A. Rice, and Eugene Filner.
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Massachusetts Yacht Club
Rowe's Wharf
Boylston Street
Dorchester
H. M. Jernigan
M.D
Crystal
Mervyn A. Rice
Dockland
Eugene Feliner
Bread Wanners At The Opera By Jordan Marsh Co
Jordan Marsh & Co. wealthy Boston firm invites 2000 employees to see Robin Hood in Music Hall on Friday evening at company expense. The gesture honors American talent with the Bostonians performing an American work and promises a lively, appreciative audience scene.
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Boston
Music Hall
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Jordan
Robin Llood
Reginald de Koven
Tere
gJson
Bostonians
Unitarian Club Meets. College Lectures Begin Downtown
October agenda includes the Unitarian Club at the Vendome on October 8 with Rev Nicholas P Gilman presenting Profit Storing or Industrial Partnership and a discussion with General Francis A Walker Rev Brooke Herford and others. The College of Physicians and Surgeons opened its eleventh annual lecture course at 20 Boylston Place with J W Johnson M D delivering the introductory address. The envelope trust has collapsed. Boston Merchants Association directors met at Young's. few public matters arose. State board of trade plans discussed. delegates Leopold Morse John J Henry and J Allen Davis named to attend a forthcoming convention to organize the body.
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Unitarian Club
Vendome
Nicholas P. Gilman
Francis A. Walker
Brooke Herford
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Boylston Place
J. W. Johnson
Boston Merchants’ Association
Young’s
State Board of Trade
Leopold Morse
John J. Henry
J. Allen Davis
Harris firm invites October circular on city bonds
N. W. Harris & Co of Boston and Chicago addresses request attention to municipal bonds of several cities. The bonds’ earnings exceed operating expenses, and the firm asks readers to send for the October circular.
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N. W. Harris & Co
State Street
Boston
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Whisky and language notes in an old Boston ad ring
An antique advertisement mentions English as a historic language of the Italian people and notes G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and G. O. Taylor Pure Rye Whiskeys as trusted beverages. It highlights that the firm Chester, Graves & Sons, sole proprietors, Boston, Mass, has their name on the label and cork.
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England
G. O.taylor
G. O. Taylor
Chester , Graves & Sons
Boston
Maas
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