Indorsing the ticket and growing Andrew in Massachusetts
The Democratic State committee met to appoint subcommittees to ratify Andrew and Foster, with a statewide plan for rallies and meetings in Boston and across wards. Voters in Boston expected Andrew to win by 10,000 to 12,000, amid strong independent support and cross-ward activity in Charlestown North End East Boston and Ward 8 9 11 12 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Committee
Alger
Lewis
Michael ML. Cunnits
Ward
Andrew and Foster
Bay State Club
Boston
Judge Abbott
Andrew
Charlestown
North End
Ames
John F. Andrew
Lkely
Butler
Cleveland
Algonquin Club
Joseph H. O'Neil
O'Neil
Roxbury
West Roxbury
Dorchester
Essex
Worcester
Berkshire
Hampden County
Ames and
Brackett
Prohibition Party Address Urges Voters to Support Prohibition
The Prohibition State committee issues an address urging voters to back the Prohibition party over Republican candidates tied to liquor interests. It condemns licensed dramshops, argues for a constitutional prohibition amendment, and warns that Republicans and Democrats alike fail on temperance. The piece questions where conscientious Christian voters should cast ballots and cites Gov Ames’s nomination as insufficient to change a liquor-aligned legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition State Committee
Prohibition Party
Temperance Republicans
Temperance Democrats
Mr. Ames
Goveror
Rand Avery Company Emerges From Rand, Avery Line
A Boston printing tradition expands as Rand, Avery & Co. reorganizes into Rand Avery Company a joint stock firm. George C Rand and Avery L Rand lead with Moses King Lorin Deland and others joining to broaden production from wedding cards to polyglot Bibles.
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Eral Street
Averfiow
Franklin
Rand, Avery & Co
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Press
Rand Avery Company
Massachusetts
Businessmien F Boston
Alexander H. Rice
Rice, Kendall & Co
Charles W. Parker
Macallar, Parker & Co
William B. Wood
Brown, Wood & Kingman
John Hogg
Smith, Hoge & Gardner
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Edward A. Taft
John C. Paige
Charles Fairchild
Charles M. Clapp
W. H. Forbes
Forbes Lithographing Company
Tilly Haynes
United States Hotel
Potter, Lovell & Co
Roberts Bros
Estes & Lauriat
Charles F. Clark
John C. Rand
State House
Medford
Harvard
Cambridge
Harvard Register
Lorin F. Deland
Deland & Barta
Cambridge Officials Deny Congress Candidacy Rumor
Cambridge Mayor Russell reiterates he is not a candidate for Congress in the fifth district and has learned of Paine’s withdrawal only from a newspaper paragraph. The Prohibition State central committee met to plan a large ratification meeting at Tremont Temple on Oct. 23 with Judge Pitman presiding and John B. Finch expected to speak. The panel also accepted resignations of Rev. O. P. Gitford and E. J. Aldiich from the committee.
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Russell
Cambridge
Paine
Prohibition State Central Committee
Tremont Temple
Pitman
John B. Finch
National Committee
O. P. Gitford
E. J. Aldiich
Central Square
Taunton
Levi C. Woodland
John $. Farlow
Newton
Edward Burnett
Southboro
Winslow Warren
Dedham
Lily
Ely
Newton Graphic
Levi C. Wade
Congress
Wade
Lyman
Contested Fourth District Chooses Delegation Leaders
In Ward 6 Mr Harvey N Collison is named convention chairman by factions. Dacey and O Neil factions back him, while Wards 12 13 15 back Mr Martin for nomination. General Collins declines to run and O Neil backer H A Madden heads Ward 16 delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey N. Collison
Fourth Congressional District
Collison
Dacey
Blaine
Francis Jewett Named Republican Councillor Nominee
The sixth councillor Republican convention met in Loweell selecting Hon. Francis Jewett of Lowell by 81 to 68 over Byron Truell of Lawrence. Pepperell’s Lawrence presided, with W. H. Kimball of Lawrence as secretary. Thirty-eight towns and three cities were represented by 145 delegates. The informal ballot decreased tension as candidates A. C. Stone and Frederic T. Green urged Jewett’s nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Jewetl
Loweell
Francis Jewett
Lowell
Byron Truell
Lawrence
Pepperell
W. H. Kimball
A.C. Stone
Byron Truett
Frederic T
Massachusetts Political Cartoons on Reform and Bribery
A collage of newspaper blurbs mocks Republican strategy and local editors. References to Governor Robinson, Judge Rockwell, Attorney General Sherman, Pillsbury, and Boston voting history frame a critique of party maneuvers, with jests about editor withdrawals and political betrayals.
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Lowell
Robinson
Rockwell
Sherman
Pillsbury
Massachusetts
English Sheet Dried by Natural Process Arrives at Prey Sons
English sheet cloth dried by a natural process arrives for John H. Prey Sons & Co. Prices are stated as reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Prey Sons & Co
Montgomery Guards Celebrate 22nd Anniversary Parade and Banquet
The Montgomery Light Guard Veteran Association marked its 22nd anniversary with a parade led by Baldwin's Cadet band and the Ninth Regiment drum corps, a civic reception at City Hall with Mayor O'Brien, a banquet, and toasts from notable guests including Congressman P. A. Collins.
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Montgomery Light Guard
Hanover
Court
Cambridge
Charles Streets
Doherty
O’brien
James Lee
PF. A. Alla
Boston
Mayer O'Brien
Montgomery
City Hall
Tom Hinkley
Patrick Donahue
Jackson Rifles
P. A. Collins
America
Hugh O Brien
Maine Governor's Council Guests Stay at Tremont House
The council of Governor Robie of Maine visits town on a pleasure trip and is registered at Tremont House. The party includes C. Hatch of Bangor James Locke of Portland A R Bixby of Skowhegan Cransdel Smith of Litchfield George Fernald of Wilton Lambert Sands of Sebec E M Goodell of Sanford and A R G Smith of Whitefield.
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Robie
Maine
Tremont House
5. C. Hatch
Bangor
James A. Locke
Portland
A. R. Bixby
Skowhegan
Cransdel Smith
Litchfield
George R. Fernald
Wilton
Lambert Sands
Sebec
E. M. Goodell
Sanford
A. R. G. Smith
Whitefield
No better remedy for Crom OF coughs than Coe's Baleam
An advertisement touts Coe's Cough Baleam as the best remedy for coughs with druggists selling the product. It cites no additional details beyond the claim and distribution channel.
Morrells Blue Bostons and St Louis Play Tough Exhibition
A detailed recap of a tense baseball tilt between the Boston and St Louis clubs. Early innings show solid defense and little offense, while late innings explode with scoring including Glasscock and Nash highlights. Morvill, Buffinton, and Radbourn figure in a dramatic finish.
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Bostons
St. Louis
Glasscock
Nash
Morrill
McKinnon
Denny
Crane
Graves
Healy
Sutton
Wise
Cahill
Buff
Hornung
Morvill
Ier
Buffinton
Radbourn
Games Today In National League Matchups
St. Louis plays Boston while Chicago faces New York and Detroit meets Washington Kansas Citys visit Philadelphia in a busy schedule with four key clashes on the card.
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St. Louis
Boston
Chicagos
New York
Detroits
Washington
Kansas Citys
Philadelphia
Benefit game on Boston grounds features new pitcher Mudge
At the benefit on the Boston grounds October 11 the home club will introduce pitcher Mudge. Opponents will be a strong picked nine including Hackett of the Rochesters and Manning of the Detroits. Before the game Johnson and Manning race 120 yards while Stemmyer and Daily run 150 yards. Other club members will race too.
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Haggarty
Boston
Mudge
Hackett
Rochesters
Manning
Detroits
Johnson
Stemmyer
Daily
Robbery on Federal Street Nets Two Arrests
James M. Wetson lost a $200 gold hunting-case watch during an attack by four men on Sept. 23 on Federal Street near Shaving. Patrolman Ryan jailed George E. O'Brien at the scene, and last Saturday Officer Hayes of Station A arrested Jeremiah Ryan. The other two suspects, Thomas Garvey and James Welch, escaped. Earlier on Sunday they broke into a freight car at Putnam, Conn.
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Ryan
Hayes
Putnam
Welch
Garvey
Shaving Street
James M. Wetson
Federal Street
George E. O’brien
Station A
Jeremiah Ryan
Thomas Garvey
James Welch
Sunda
Putnam, Conn
October term of the United States Circuit Court opens
The October term begins Friday the 15th with the grand jury at 10 o'clock Hearing begin at 11 a.m. Admiralty appeals and equity and law cases ready may be calendared by November 11 Civil jury cases due by November 21 Blank calendar requests available in the clerk's office Jury trials in criminal cases start Tuesday the 26th Civil trials follow criminal trials
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Circuit Court
Hearings in no divorce cases set by Justice Allen
Justice William Allen schedules hearings in no divorce cases for Wednesday October 6, numbering up to 3214. The notice outlines case order and directs compliance with court procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen
October term court sessions begin with docketed cases
The court opens its October term at 10 o clock with Judges Kuewiton Hammond and Staples presiding in first, second, and third sessions. Dockets list cases including Willett vs Bay State Sugar Refinery, Clark vs Taylor, Phenix M L Ins vs Burnham, Este vs Lothrop, Eldredge vs Boston, Boston & Roxbury M Co vs Boston, and many others across three sessions.
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Kuewiton
Hammond
Staples
Willett
Bay State Sugar Refinery
Vis—Clark
Taylor
Phenix M. L. Ins. Co
Burnham
D Este
Lothrop
Eldredge Va
Boston
Boston & Roxbury M. Co
Same
Jso—Thompson
Pacific National Bank
Bassett
Comee
Tingley
Onset Bay 1
Gannet
Wheelwright
Brown
Clark
Gould
Slater W. Co
McLaughlin
Monigle
Tayior
Corneil
Thames
Rsvenwall
Worster
Thompson
Skillings
Chauncy
Faneuil Hall
Probate Court grants twelve administrations in Essex county
Wills proved for William Dennen Gloucester Daniel Donovan North Andover Robert Fears Gloucester Ellen Flynn Lynn Mary F Howe Methuen Joseph Jenness Wolfeboro N H John KR Jordan Lynn Thomas H Kimball North Andover Elizabeth Osborn Peabody Daniel Russell Lynn Sarah J Taylor North Andover Nancy H Woodbury Beverly Larger inventories filed include Michael P Merrill Lawrence 6509434 Samuel R Spiller Haverhill 6054 Abraham Firth Lynn 24727 The will of Daniel Russell Lynn leaves 5000 to Lynn Hospital 5000 to First Universalist Society of Lynn for bells 1000 to Lynn Home for Aged Women 500 each to Rev C M Biddle Cambridge Mrs Biddle and their son Charles Residue to Universalist Publishing House Boston
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Essex County
William Dennen
Gloucester
Daniel Donovan
North Andover
Robert Fears
Ellen Flynn
Lynn
Mary F. Howe
Methuen
Joseph Jenness
Wolfeboro
N. H
John KR. Jordan
Thomas H. Kimball
Elizabeth Osborn
Peabody
Daniel Russell
Sarah J. Taylor
Nancy H. Woodbury
Beverly
Michael P. Merrill
Lawrence
Samuel R. Spiller
Haverhill
Abraham Firth
Lynn Hospital
First Universalist Society_ of
Lynn Home
C. M. Biddle
Cambridge
Low Street Sidewalk Collapse Case in Lowell
In Middlesex Superior Court Hannah Ragan sues the city of Lowell after injuring her ankle on Lawrence Street claiming a defective sidewalk caused a dangerous fall. Pratt & Quinn represent the plaintiff while city solicitor J J Picken defends. The docket lists several next cases for trial.
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Hannah Ragan
City of
Lowell
Lawrence Street
Pratt & Quinn
J. J. Picken
Carr
Lowell. 1459—Casey
Lowell Horse Railroad
Hart
Pro Ams
Clarke
Wheelock
White Guardian
City Notes and Local Updates from the Morning
The Rev D H Ela will lead devotions at the union prayer meeting this morning at 8 10. Sheriff O Brien reports 163 prisoners at Charles street jail with 101 for trial 24 for fines 19 for sentence 2 witnesses and 4 judgment debtors. Country Club members vote to raise 150000 via bonds to buy and improve Brookline grounds. Frank Afferatt was arrested for assault with a bar of iron on Thomas Afferatt. Arthur G Thompkins continues iron business at No 10 Oliver street. District Engineer Cheswell and Captain Martin left for Poughkeepsie to join a parade and review today.
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D. H. Ela
Bromfield Street
M. E
Union
Reformed Episcopal Church
O’brien
Charles Street
Country Club
Brookline
Donovan
Station 4
Frank Afferatt
Porter Street
Thomas Afferatt
Arthur G. Thompkins
Oliver Street
Willam T. Cheswell
Fourth Fire District
Edward F. Martin
Hose 8
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Harvard Advocate and Daily Crimson Editorial Lists 1886 87 Leaders
The Harvard Advocate and Daily Crimson announce the 1886 87 editorial boards with presidents, secretaries, and editors. They note the first Harvard Monthly issue planned for Oct 20 featuring Rev. Phillips Brooks and Glee Club officer roles. Senior class plans a 250th anniversary celebration proposal amid freshmen enrollment and a new political economy library room with lighting. Morning prayers draw large attendance as the chapel fills.
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Harvard Advocate
W. Wetherbee
W. T. Talbot
C. A. de Gersdorf
A. M. Cummings
F. Michael
M. D. Mitchell
RH. Fuller
L. Nick
Garrison
S. F. McCleary
C. d. Livinwood
J. H. Sedgewick
W. White
B. S. Hurlburt
L. Honoré
The
Daily Crimson
F. E. Hamilton
Wot. Talbot
J. G. King
M. D. Matchell
HL. G. Perkins
B Stanton
L. McK
Harvard
Esmaainless
Electing the United States President at Congregational Club
The Congregational Club met in Tremont Temple for a third-quarter gathering with a formal reception and supper. President Julius H. Seelye of Amherst gave a masterful address on our method of electing the President, tracing historical and constitutional developments and arguing for retaining the Electoral College amid calls for direct popular election.
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Meionnon
Tremont Tempie
Edward I
Brookline
Thomas
Granville P. Putnam
Pigeon Cove
Putnam
United States
Julius H. Seelye
Amherst
House of Representatives
Jefferson
Burr
England
Germany
Engl
Washington
Franklin
Adams
Concord
Exington
Lincoln
Seward
Seelye
Charles Theodore Russell
John W. Beard
R. R. Bishop
C. C. Cofin
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Andrew Reid
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Dickens
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Boston Public Library
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American Pract Society
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Life and Light
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George C. Rand
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Frye
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Hatch, Johnson & Co
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Middlesex County
Blodgett, J
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