Democratic Caucuses Map Boston Delegates to State Convention
Friday evening caucuses across Boston’s wards selected delegates for the state convention, with Prince supporters widely favored. Ward 3 led by Ezra J. Trulli urged reopening the Charlestown navy yard, while many delegates from wards 4 to 25 were listed with names and positions, signaling strong party organization and a Prince endorsement.
Revolutions Adopted for Citizens Caucuses for Nominations
A Somerville ward and city committee meeting presided by William A. Flaherty voted to hold representative caucuses in wards on October 27 with joint caucuses for wards 3 and 4 in Forster hall. The committee favored continuing citizen caucuses under party call, while opposing municipal candidate caucuses. Delegates were named for Waltham Holliston Westboro Springfield Lawrence Canton and Canton to attend various state and senatorial conventions. Political notes cover the Republican councillor plan in Providence Hawthorne rooms and Dedham Democratic town committee organization.
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Patrick D. Dwyer
James F. Farley
Dwyer
Richard J. Murray
William 3. Shay
William Taylor, Jr
Taylor
Balters
Boston
Frederick C. Prince
Frederick O. Prince
Patrick DV. Dwyer
John H. Sullivan
Roger JF. Scannell
Frank P. Smith
Stephen ‘. Ferrin
John H. Casey
Jas Smith
Hieward Morrison
Matthew Dolan
John J. Day
Daniel Br
Thomas H. Renpan
P. D.dwyer
Wm Taylor, Jr
T. L. Jenks
D. A. Latham
Lucius Slade
F. A. Walker
H. P. Griffin
John F. Pray
J. H., Munday
J. P. Fife
C. M. Kingsley
M. Bergen
P. Brennan
Felix Cougeon
Martin McNamara
Henry O'Donnell
M. F. Cantwell
James Smith
P. Kiernan
M. T. Donaher
P. E. Duffee
B. Gorevan
P.&. Lyons
John J. Boyle
John Holland
Frank P. Maguire
D. J. Kenniff
N. Stout
Wm. Coleton
Hugh Harvey
M. Gilbride
J. J. Judge
W. Corcoran
J. Kelleher
J. Donovan
H. McLaughlin
H. Brennan
J. F. Farley
J. P. Lomasney
D. McCarron
J. P. Lahey
Ward Wine
Jas
P. Sullivan
John L. Ennis
Daniel Crowley
Thomas J.gargan
Charles H. Taylor
Charles A. Prince
Silas G. Gage
M. Morris
John J. Byrnes
W. P.carroll
A.J. Joyce
Edwards
Eugene Daley
M. J. McCoy
Jas. E. Pray
Jeremiah O’brien
P. A. Smith
W. Fitzgerald
T. J. Kiley
George O’brien
Jas. Connally
John Donovan
M. J. Moore
Patrick Mullen
J.B. Murray
P. Costello
Thomas Quinn
Thomas Keyes
Albert Hell
J. McNamara
P. Mumgowan
John Madden
Samuel F. McCluman
R. J. Walsh
D. F. Freeman
George Dunnegan
J. J. Moore
Thomas Eaton
Edward A. Kennedy
John P. Wise
M. Norris
Edward Hayden
William P. Carroll
Jas. A. Murphy
J.C. Daley
John E. Foye
Thomas Traynor
G. F. H. Murray
John McNamara
F. L. Donnelly
George Reagan
William F. Griffin
John Jd. Reagan
William Whalley
Clan Na Gael Hall
Charles A. Gardner
J.J. Bené
J. 7. Barry
T. Deaving
J. Downing
M. J. McHugh
J. J. Brown
D. Cochrane
M. Ryan
Roake
B. Linnehan
J. Murray
J. J. Harrington
A. Gardner
M. J. Hayes
T. J. O'Keefe
M. T. Folap
John J. Benden
R. J
James C. Ford
Lawrence P. McGuire
P. C. Collins
Benjamin Dean
Henry. Naphen
Thomas F. Fitzgerald
Col
L. J. Logan
John A. Collins
H. J. Bowker
James ®. Merphy
Edward B. Rankin
John Devins
William A. Daley
P. F. Fitzgerald
Andrew J. Bligh
Daniel A. Finnecan
John J. Norton
Thomas R. Grimes
Patrick Raftery
Daniel C. Murphy
John J. Leary
Edmund Coffey
Thomas Scannell
Daniel F. McDonough
James L. Ford
John H. Crowley
M. A. McCarthy
M. J. Quinlan
D. J. Hagerty
J. d. Hartnett
James H. White
L. P. McGuire
J. H. French
Patrick Drummey
J. J.dorgan
J.T. Donoghue
James F. Mullen
Patrick W. Tighe
John N. Ferguson
Patrick Donohue
P. F. O’brien
Gray
P. F. McDonough
Daniel Barry
John Norton
P. A. Collings
F. C. Hersey
John Stetson
Thomas Flatley
Robert Cox
Thomas Connors
John Donoghue
J. V. Devine
John Ivers
P. Finn
P. Haley
J. Gallagher
H. Hume
Daniel Flynn
John Connell
Bernard Nooney
Charles Cox
Robert C. Cox
E. F. Haynes
H. L. Bowker
John J. Doherty
T. J. Kenneally
T. Scannell
Daniel J. Hagerty
Barry Sullivan
P. '. McDonough
W.flood
Charles Paget
William Thomas
Richard Mesolia
E. J. Powers
Thomas Sullivan
John Coprannoy
James Z. Keating
John F. Leary
John J. Gartland
Christopher Scheele
J. Hennesy
David F. Barry
Daniel A. Duggan
John W. Leanan
Jeremiah Desmond
Cornelius Crowley
Johns
Scotland
Joseph J. Mooney
Daniel F. Burns
Michael Collins
James M. O’brien
Charles Reinhart
Daniel
John J. Sullivan
William E. Fitzgerald
John J. Crowley
Patrick Sullivan
John D. Murphy
John Dugan
C. A. Driscol
Ward Seventeen
Michael M. Cunniff
Rh. J. Munday
Joseph Havey
M. M. Cunniff
Harry Doherty
John C. Crafts
John Murray
Co. F. Doherty
George E. Evans
Je Vincent
Wm. Gordon
Benjamin F. Dyer
W. Atkins
J. Munday
2. Butler
P. Cunningham
Wm. English
M. F. Hayes
J. B. Havey
P. W. Mahoney
M. M. Cunnin
Wm. Sullivan
M. J. Mahoney
M. J. Crowley
James Clogher
John Kane
J. B. Vogle
C. P. Devine
Frank Magee
John Dinan
Ward Nineteen
Michaell Dunlap
T. T. Dwyer
W.murphy
John O’connor
James Sheehan
James Curley
John Good
John Chea
M. J. Sweeney
J. O’donald
Vy, Gallagher
T. Kelley
T. J. Mitchell
Lawrence O'Flynn
Somerville
William A. Flaherty
Forster Hall
William E. Weld
Twycross
Flynn
Messrs
Coughlin
Flaherty
Citizens
Westboro
D. D. Dinan
H. H. Spaulding
T. H. Keiley
C. KR. Griggs
W. Daugherty
P. McGuire
E. Halloran
W. Edmunds
H. M. Brigham
D.d.dinan
M. McCarthy
J. Halloran
D. McCarthy
E. C. Gleason
C. Rh. Griggs
T. H. Reiley
EB. Halloran
Springfield
David Power
B. Weaver
P. C. O'Connor
G. H. Blelock
I. E. O’brien
J. H. Clune
S. E. Dunleavy
C.j.c.spelman
C. E. Merritt
John L. Rice, Ek, W. Ladd and
B. C. O'Connell
Hawthorne Rooms
Democratic Town Committee
Dedham
C. Sanderson
C. M. Sargent
Col. Whipple
North Adams Fire Department Inspection Ends In Tie
In North Adams Massachusetts on October 2 the first inspection of the new paid fire department featured a parade by three companies forty firemen and engineers four horses three carriages and trucks. An electric alarm startled the crew who reached box 5 with eighty pounds of pressure in one minute twenty seconds water poured from the pipes. Hose No 26 North Adams and Albert hose Adams ran four hundred yards and laid three hundred feet of hose for a prize. The contest finished in a tie and a ball closed the exercise.
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North Adams
Mass
Box 5
Albert Hose
Adams
Plymouth County District union of Good Templars formed
South Abington Mass October 2 an organization named Plymouth County District union of Good Templars formed to promote temperance across lodges in Abington Rockland East Bridgewater Brockton Pembroke Campello Brockton South Abington Officers include A B Cole South Abington president and G A Morse Abington vice president Meetings planned monthly with the next gathering in Pembroke on November 11.
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South Abington
Mass
Plymouth County
Naval board outlines plans for rayon armored cruisers and gunboats
A special naval board report released in Washington details dimensions armament and machinery for two armored steam cruisers and several supporting vessels. It specifies ship length, displacement ranges, sail plans, boiler power, weaponry including breechloading rifles and Hotchkiss guns, torpedo outfits, and crew provisions.
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Washington
Special Board of Naval Officers
Whitney
Department
Hotchkiss
J. G. Walker
Bureau of Navigation
Herman Winter
L. D. Wilson
United States Navy
W. T. Sampson
C. F. Goodrich
Francis T. Bowles
Postal Or Customs Service
Mackerel Fleet Reaches Provincetown in Hard Luck
About 40 sail of the mackerel fleet arrived at Provincetown harbor today with poor fishing prospects. The fleet is estimated to hold not more than 2000 barrels in the harbor tonight. Also arriving today is the steamer Wilkesbarre, from Boston to New York, for harbor purposes.
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Provincetown
Mass
Boston
New York
Kearsarge Bible Society Elects Officers at Contoocook
In Contoocook New Hampshire on October 2 the Kearsarge Bible Society annual meeting elected Rev. S Holman of Concord as president and Rev. W E Waterbury of Hopkinton as secretary and treasurer. Numerous clergy speakers delivered addresses.
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N. H
The
Kearsarge Bible Society
S. Holman
Concord
W. E. Waterbury
Hopkinton
Notable Boston and Bangor figures in transit and health notes
Editor Mr Frank H Getchell of the Bangor Commercial visits the Adams house while Secretary Endicott passes through Boston en route to Washington. Maine politician John B Redmond aids in Portland’s “collectorship” fight as Gen Toombs weakens from a left side paralysis. Wealthy oil magnate John Huntington rises among Standard Oil stockholders. editor changes in Providence Jeweller scene. Gen Toombs death may come at any moment.
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Frank H. Getchell
Bangor
Adams House
Endicott
Boston
Washington
Komaroff
McNaamara
J. C. Ayer
August Belmont
Newport
John B. Redmond
Maine
Portland
John Huntingdon
Standard Oil Company
Cleveland
Albert Ullman
The
Manufacturing Jeweller
Providence
Jewellers
New York City
Walter B. Frost
Star of
Gen. Toombs
Final hearing on Portland custom house matter
Washington reports the Anderson and Cleaves factions hold a final hearing with no clear victor. A presidential appointment may go to a non candidate. Bradbury of Augusta backs Jos Titcomb of Kennebunk as a calming choice, while Portland Mayor Deering is also urged. Judge Redman retains a possible path to the post.
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Washington
Anderson
Deering
Portland
Judge Redman
Orchid mania sale in New York dazzles buyers and experts
A genial collector extols orchid culture and recounts New Yorks great sale drawing bidders from Veitch & Sons Sanders Co and Jay Gould. Prices reach 750 for Cypripedium Morganianum and 100 for Epidendrum prismatocarpum as Massachusetts buyers, led by Fred L. Ames, haul back near 1000 worth of specimens and dreams of future greenhouses.
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Well
New York
Mary Jane Morgan
George Such
New Jersey
Horticultural Hall
Fred L. Ames
John Dominy
Dominy
Veitch & Son
London
Tie
Tropics
Mr. Ames
Hese
India
Massachusetts
D. W. Smith
Lee, Mass
North Easton
Veitch & Sons
Sanders & Co
Jay Gould
Smith
Lee
Ames
Messrs. Veitch
Messrs. Veitch & Son
John Domin
England
Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary of Fireman Barker
Assistant Engineer Nathaniel C Barker of the Somerville fire department marked his twenty fifth wedding anniversary at his Eysworth street home last evening. A large crowd attended and gifts were exchanged. Rev F B Dickinson who was to preach his first sermon as pastor of Spring Hill Baptist church Sunday fell ill with nervous prostration at his Deep River Connecticut home yesterday.
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Nathaniel C. Barker
Somerville Fire Department
Eysworth Street
F. B. Dickinson
Spring Hill Baptist Church
Deep River
Conn
Tufts Beats Boston Latin 16 to 0 in Practice Tilt
Tufts football eleven defeated Boston Latin School 16 to 0 in yesterday’s afternoon half time at College Hill. Highlights included Sargent’s touchdowns and rushing by Hersey and Galietty, with Wells of B L A kicking. Overweight on Tufts rush line noted.
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College Hill
Tufts
Boston Latin School
Sargent
Hersey
Galietty
Wells
B. L
No Hope in Gladstone Letter on Irish Policy
Charles E Endicott decries ex premier Gladstone as a fickle statesman. He argues Gladstone misreads Ireland’s fight and mocks his anti Irish policy stance while praising Russell. The letter, dated Brookline Oct 1 1835, also notes disagreement over a special delivery postal reform and asserts American leadership in this area.
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Boston Post
Gladstone
Great Britain
Ireland
Mr. Gladstone
C. Edwards Lester
Jefferson Davis
Lord John Russell
Charles E. Enpirotr
Brookline
England
Garland Denies Ties to Bell Telephone Suit
In Washington on October 2 Attorney General Garland stated he had no connection with the government effort to sue Bell Telephone Co. He recounted a July summer visit by Gen. Casey Young and Col. Gantt from Memphis who sought to press Pan Electric’s position, but Garland refused to consider their application. He also noted stock ownership in Pan Electric since formation.
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Washington
Garland
Bell Telephone Company
Casey Young
Memphis
Col. Gantt
van Benthuysen
Pan Electric Company
United States
Bell
Gen. Young
Bell Company
Solicitor General
Department of Justice
Goode
Tennessee
Jackson
Tenn
McCorry
Harris
Candidates Named for Vacancy in Gardner Promotion
The list includes B. W. Harris of Bridgewater John W Hammond and L W Howes of Cambridge Mr Thomas Weston of Newton and Judge Parmenter of the municipal court Harris appears most prominently in the mentioned slate.
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Gardner
B. W. Harris
Bridgewater
John W. Hammond
L.W. Howes
Cambridge
Thomas Weston
Newton
Judge Parmenter
Municipal Court
Mr. Harris
Business men express hope for the firm of
Businessmen express hope for the firm of in a brief notice, noting confidence in future stability and potential growth amid market changes. The fragment references investors or associates but provides no concrete names, places, or dates.
Suitability of No 13 Beacon street for board offices
Dr Wrightington reports the three lower flats at No 13 Beacon street as the only suitable space outside the state house but finds the rooms inadequately heated, undersized, and poorly lit for the State Board of Health Lunacy and Charity. He notes the basement and first floor could hold about 30 desks with remodeling but heat, shelving, and partition constraints render the site impractical and not suitable for the board’s needs.
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State Board of Health, Lunacy and and Charity
S. C. Wrightington
Beacon Street
Boston
Charles F. Donnelly
State Board of Health
State House
Commonwealth Building
State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
No. 13
Jansey
C. Wrightington
Col Thomas W Peirce dies at Clifton Springs N Y
Col Thomas Wentworth Peirce Boston merchant and railroad promoter died about noon Friday October 2 at Clifton Springs New York. He built Peirce Bacon in Boston 1843 and extended trade into Texas with ships and a Galveston branch. He helped the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio line, later the Sunset Route. He was a trusted Democrat adviser to treasury secretaries and left a wide wake of business influence in Texas and the nation.
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Thomas W. Peirce
Thomas Wentworth Pierce
Boston
Galveston, San Antonio and Houston
Clifton Springs
N. Y
Col. Peirce
Andrew and
Betsy Peirce
Dover
N. H
Gov. Wentworth
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Thomas
Peirce
Cuba
New Orleans
Texas
Andrew
House of Peirce & Bacon
E. B. Nicholas
Galveston
Europe
Harrisburg
San Antonio
Southern Pacific
United States
Rask
Treasury
Rivalries and Riots Foment French English Tensions in Montreal
In Montreal, French and English communities clash as riots flare over religious and political tensions. The unrest follows Orangeman processions and Catholic fêtes, with memories of Louis Riel’s rebellion fueling anger toward British rule. Troops remain vigilant, guarding Mount Royal Hospital as fear of renewed uprising grows.
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Canada
Lower St. Lawrence
England
France
Montreal
Orangemen
Northwest
Louis Riel
Thomas Scott
Riel
Prince of Wales
Mt. Royal Hospital
Housatonic Fair Closes in Great Barrington Mass
The Housatonic Agricultural Society fair in Great Barrington Massachusetts closes with speeches by Hiram Eddy and Gov. Robinson and a poetry reading by Dr. C E Heath. Afternoon races featured W K driven by F M Dodge winning the free to all, and Fred and Dexter taking other heats with fast times.
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Great Barrington
Mass
The
Housatonic Agricultural Society
Hiram Eddy
D. D
Canaan
Conn
Gov. Robinson
C. E. Heath
Lee
F. M. Dodge
W. K
J. W. Smith
Fred
Eddie Dodge
Dexter
Temperance convention gathers in Medway hall
MEDWAY Mass October 2 a Sons of Temperance convention met at Sanford hall Medway Franklin Mills Medway and nearby towns Reports from towns were read and addresses given by James W Cameron Boston Benjamin Durfey Holliston Timothy Ide West Medway Rev W C Zelleck Rev E C Stoyer Franklin P G W B R Jewell Boston and others Medway ladies provided a noonday collation
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Medway
Mass
Sons of Temperance
Franklin Mills
Medfield
Sanford Hall
G. W. P. James W. Cameron
Boston
Benjamin Durfey
Holliston
Timothy Ide
West Medway
W. C. Zelleck
E. C. Stoyer
Franklin
B. R
Rumor of Inquiry Report Sparks Royal House Officers Walkout
Custom house officers in the marine room near State street may resign after rumors that the commission of inquiry will report against them. They awaited orders on Wednesday but none came. The probable removal of Gen. Swift is linked to the rumor that he would resign to take an editorial post at The State.
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Montreal
St. Jean Baptist
St. Henri
Ste. Cunegonde
Cote St. Louis
Massiah
Daily Times
Board of Health
Provincial Board of Health
Custom House
Marine Room
State Street
Commission of Inquiry
Gen
Swift
Campaign Commentary and Debates Over Silver and Debts
Halsted likened to Dr Burchard in Ohio campaign while Shermans keeper blocks joint debate with Gov Hoadly. English elections echo with John Brights return after Glaystone cabinet exit. Jere Murphy of Iowa calls for continued silver coinage to fund Hennepin canal. Ohio parties fear weak fundraising as both GOP and Dems struggle. Louisiana Democrats split with one faction threatening violence after Stevenson era postmaster purges.
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Halsted
Dr. Burchard
Ohio
John Sherman
John
Hoadly
John Bright
Glaystone
Jere Murphy
Iowa
Hennepin Canal
Louisiana
Stevenson
Bradford Plains Fair Concludes Second Day In New Hampshire
Ye gts and Newbury fair at Bradford Plains ends after two days. Plans for a Belfast Maine hotel propose a four story brick building on High and Main streets costing $50,000 with modern comforts. Knights of Labor vote to end Millville Rubber Works strike with all workers returning Monday. a 20 day extension for those who found other work granted. The weeks long strike ends.
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N. H
Belfast
Knights of Labor
Millville
Thele
Resignations and fines touch state and local duty
Capt J G B Adems has resigned as deputy at the state reformatory in Concord. Wakefield workers at Smith Anthony s foundry likely return Monday after recent strike. Lynn Court Frank Allen and John B Granger fined 50 plus costs each and three months in the house of correction for liquor nuisances. Clarence E Dean and Benjamin J Norton of Medford fined 20 plus costs for refusing to assist a police officer.
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J. G. B. Adems
State Reformatory
Concord
Smith & Anthony
Wakefield
Lynn Court
Frank Allen
John B. Granger
House of Correction
Clarence E. Dean
Benjamin J. Norton
Medford
Warning on summer stomach issues and bitters remedy
A cautionary note questions how many people ruin their stomachs by swallowing cold drinks on a wet summer day. It suggests a preventative measure of adding 16 drops of Angostura Bitters to beverages for safety and flavor.
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M. J. Greene
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John H. Roth
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M. A. Dowling
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Henry P. Colbert
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Henry Haarer
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