Munyons Dyspepsia Cure Featured in Cambridge Ad
Florence Keough of Baldwin Street Cambridge testifies to Munyons Dyspepsia and Nerve Cure with rapid improvement after failure elsewhere. An invite announces free examinations and trials for catarrh at Hotel Pelham Tremont and Boylston Streets with no charge until proven helpful. Eminent doctors available, open daily including Sunday afternons.
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Florence Keough
Baldwin Street
Cambridge
Munyon
Homeopathic Home Remedy Company
War reports stir Ning Po as Japanese ships sighted
Shanghai dispatches describe five Japanese warships seen near Ning Po entrance causing panic in the city. A London despatch notes foreign customs officials in Pekin fleeing with families. Chinese troops retreat from Ping Yang and consolidate at Ngan with others from the Yalu area. The Times notes uncertainty over prisoner counts while confirming Japanese victory and Chinese collapse in Corea. The Hankow viceroy fortifies Woochang amid fears of mob violence.
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London
Shanghai
The
Central News
Ning-Po
Star Today
Pekin
Post
Ping Yang
Ngan
Yalu River
Shun-King
the Times
Halliday Macartney
Corea
Hankow
Woochang
American Fleet May Cooperate With Foreign Vessels in Asia
The cruiser Charleston arrived at Yokohama joining five American ships under Commodore Carpenter as of China duties. Secretary Herbert said two weeks ago orders urged coordinating with other fleets to protect nationals in treaty ports, with eight ships by December 1 and operations in at least fifteen ports. British and American vessels would divide ports to safeguard citizens.
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Washington
Charleston
Asia
Coffin
Cable
Yokohama
Carpenter
Tien Tsin
Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Norfolk
Herbert
Admiral Carpenter
Admiralty Dispatch Ships to China After Cabinet Council
The first class cruiser St George and second class cruiser Eolus head to China from Portsmouth and the Mediterranean. Gunboats Readbreast and Pigeon of the East India squadron are also ordered to Chinese waters. This follows today's cabinet council decision.
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London
Admiralty
China
St. George
Portsmouth
Eolus
Mediterranean
Readbreast
Pigeon
East India Squadron
Cabinet Council
Vengeful Policy Kings Targeted in Boston Inquiry
Edward G Johnston of Marblehead son of a major policy king, was arrested on a warrant charging him with promoting and maintaining a policy lottery at 31 Dock Square. Three players who won 3800 and were refused payment named him among others including George F Goodwin Timothy Hurley and M A Fitzgerald. Johnston to be arraigned in Municipal Court today.
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Policy Kings
Boston
Edward G. Johnston
Marblehead
Dock Square
Ck Square
Henry Gig
George F. Goodwin
Timothy Hurley
M. A. Fitzgerald
Johnston
Daughter of Drexel in peril in Philadelphia family
Par Harbor Me October 4 The little daughter of John R Drexel of Philadelphia is dangerously sick and not expected to live through the night.
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Par Harbor
John R. Drexel
Philadelphia
City Clerk Galvin Discusses Caucus Act Records
In an interview Galvin explains the caucus act lacks returns to the city clerk and that sealed ballots and check lists, not tally sheets, are the only official records. He notes no precinct returns or delegate lists are kept by the clerk and urges precinct based caucuses for clearer results.
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Ward 19
Galvin
Law Department
Post
Ward 18
Roxbury
Law Department of
Republicans and APA Prepare for State Convention in Boston
The GOP and APA anticipate clashes at the state convention in Music Hall with a large crowd expected tonight. Ex Senator Shaw declines a run for treasurer as APA backers push for a challenge. Democrats plan to travel to Boston for weekend sessions amid limited train service.
Democratic Conventions Set in Ninth and Tenth Districts
Both parties meet tonight with the Ninth District at the Democratic State committee headquarters and the Tenth District at Gray's Hall in South Boston. Senator Fitzgerald is expected to be nominated by acclamation with Kennedy and Hayes assisting. Water Commissioner McNary is poised for nomination in the Tenth, while Ex City Architect Atwood faces potential independent Republican opposition over the next four days.
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Music Hall
Stranahan
Tremont House
John McPartland
State Committee
Edward F. Shaw
Henry M. Phillips
Phillips
Samuel Winslow
Republican State Committee
Boston
Commonwealth
Ninth
Democratic State Committee
Gray's Hall
South Boston
O'Neil
Fitzgerald
Kennedy
East Boston
James E. Hayes
Charlestown
McNary
Atwood
German American association backs Coakley for senator
At Conant Hall the German American Citizens Association voted to support Timothy Wilfred Coakley in the Suffolk senatorial district. Coakley was notified, thanked the group, and pledged to serve the district faithfully. his address drew enthusiastic applause.
McEttrick Declares He Is Not a Convention Candidate
Congressman Michael J. McEttrick publicly states he is not a candidate in the Massachusetts district convention to be held at Gray's Hall in South Boston. He says he seeks re election on his record and from the people and rejects caucus and convention nominations as machine driven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. McEttrick
Massachusetts
Gray's Hall
South Boston
Congress
National Congress
Boston
O'Neil Withdraws From Ninth District Convention
Joseph H. O'Neil announces he will not have his name presented at the ninth district Democratic congressional convention after caucus delegates favored others. He thanks supporters and pledges loyal support to the eventual nominee. Boston, October 3, 1894.
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Joseph H. O'Neil
Boston
Contenders in district race stir mugwump hints
Oct 11 reports district politics with Ex Mayor Alger most named for the nomination and Dr Everett also mentioned. Dr Everett’s supporters claim a sizable mugwump bloc could help him challenge Congressman McCall, as venue for the convention remains undecided.
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Alger
Everett
McCall
Draper Wins renomination in eleventh district race
Congressman William F. Draper of Hopedale gained renomination yesterday amid a crowd in Wesleyan Hall Boston. Colonel Thomas L Livermore lauded Draper's scars and victory over George Fred Williams. A committee reported Draper, who spoke of prosperity from tariff laws and urged Republicans to explain the plan to the people.
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William F. Draper
Hopedale
Eleventh
Wesleyan Hall
Boston
Thomas L. Livermore
George Fred Williams
Draper
Democrats Open Headquarters Across City Wards
A list shows ward by ward Democrat headquarters providing naturalization registration and assessment information. Locations include Marion and Havre streets corner Ward 1, Maverick Square Lyceum Hall Ward 2, 236 Broadway Ward 13, Field's Building Field's Corner Ward 24, Warren Building Brighton Ward 25, and others across wards 3 through 23 with specific street corners halls and addresses.
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Marion
Havre Streets
Lyceum
Cambridge Street
Lundy Campaign Builds Momentum in Ward 20
Joseph Lundy, seeking legislative honors in Ward 20, intensifies campaign with rallies and a planned district stump. His challenge for a joint debate with Mr. Casey awaits reply as canvassing yields encouraging prospects and strong attendee applause in Precinct 1.
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Joseph Lundy
Casey
Lundy
Brine as Compromise Candidate for Third Councillor District
William H. Brine of Somerville is urged as a strong compromise pick to fill the third councillor district seat after the late Joseph Leeson. A Charlestown Republican, liberal in outlook, says the convention should nominate Brine to counter the A P A. Brine is a successful businessman and longtime Republican, seen as a formidable, experienced candidate despite no prior office holds.
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William H. Brine
Somerville
Tremont Street
Joseph Leeson
Newton
Charlestown
Brine
Renomination by acclamation at Suffolk Republican convention
The Suffolk county Republican convention met last night at Wesleyan Hall with Henry F. Spach calling the meeting to order. Ex-Representative Franklin O. Barnes served as chairman and H. A. Thomas as secretary. Representative John E. Tuttle moved the renomination of Register Thomas F. Temple, seconded by John Backup, and the motion was unanimously carried.
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Register of Deeds
Thomas F. Temple
Suffolk County
Wesleyan Hall
Henry F. Spach
Boston
Franklin O. Barnes
Chelsea
H. A. Thomas
Winthrop
John E. Tuttle
Dorchester
Register Temple
John Backup
Roxbury
Ex Representative Leahey Plans Independent Campaign in Ward 6
Ex Representative Dennis J. Leahey aims for the House seat in Ward 6 as an independent Democratic candidate. He quotes facing opponents Representative Martin F. Ryder and Councilman Daniel D. Rourke, while Ryder and Rourke have no Democratic caucus challengers next Wednesday night. Leahey previously served one term in 1886 and was defeated for renomination by Harvey N. Collison.
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Dennis J. Leahey
Martin F. Ryder
Daniel D. Rourke
Leahey
Harvey N. Collison
Metropol
Leahey Records Separate From Democratic Side
Leahey has since remained outside the Democratic breast works. The note indicates a split or divergence within party alignments and party operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itan Sewerage Board
Leahey
Democratic
Rally at Roxbury hall backs Daniel C. Casey renomination
Odd Fellows Hall at 10 Warren street in Roxbury hosted a lively rally last night for Daniel C. Casey seeking renomination to the General Court. About 500 people attended with speeches from Representative Timothy Holland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Warren Street
Roxbury
Daniel C. Casey
Timothy Holland
Ward 19
Richard W. Gerraughty
John A. Mansfield
Richard W. Hurley
H. A. Kenny
Rally for Tim othy W Coakley in Ward 22 near Alley's brewery
An open air rally in support of Tim othy W Coakley for Senator in the eighth Suffolk district will be held weather permitting on New Heath street Ward 22 near Alley's brewery. Speakers include M J Coyle Thomas F Dolan and John E Harrington.
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Timothy W. Coakley
Suffolk
New Heath Street
Ward 22
Alley’s
Mr. Coakley
M. J. Coyle
Thomas F. Dolan
John E. Harrington
Corbett Senate Rally Held in Charles Town Hall
A Stevenson Democratic Club rally in Charles Town promoted Joseph J. Corbett for senator. John Hartnett presided at the Chapman Street headquarters with speakers Corbett, John J. O Callaghan, James H. Conley, John J. Sullivan, and James F. Cavanagh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Corbett
Charlestown
Stevenson Democratic Club
Chapman Street
John Hartnett
Corbett
John J. O'Callaghan
James H. Conley
John J. Sullivan
James F. Cavanagh
Keefe Heads the Seventh District Democratic Committee
The Seventh Congressional District Democratic Committee met at the Democratic State committee headquarters and organized with Timothy J. Keefe of Chelsea as chairman, John J. Hogan of Charlestown as secretary, and Michael Low of Wakefield as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Congressional District
Democratic Committee
Democratic State Committee
Timothy J. Keefe
Chelsea
John J. Hogan
Charlestown
Michael Low
Wakefield
Ryan endorsed for General Court by Rockdale Club
James F. Ryan, a candidate for Representative to the General Court, receives the unanimous indorsement of the Rockdale Social Club of Ward 16. The endorsement highlights Ryan as the preferred choice for voters in the ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Ryan
General Court
Rockdale
Wilkesbarre Triumphs Over Boston In Exhibition
Nearly 3000 spectators watched Wilkesbarre defeat Boston 8 to 4 at Athletic Park, Wilkesbarre. Meekin hurled a strong game for the home club allowing seven hits, while Stivetts and Staley were hit at crucial moments. Batteries Meekin Rogers for Wilkesbarre and Stivetts Staley Tenney for Boston.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Boston
Athletic Park
Meekin
Stivetts
Staley
Rsobtone
Oi S.ccsnoosesiece
Rogers
Tenney
Harriott and Tighe Complete Long Transcontinental Ride
George F. Harriott and William F. Tighe of Boston finished a cross country trek to San Francisco in Springfield after mud slips and fatigue. Mrs Harriott was injured in Newton Centre when thrown from the wheel. They plan to depart for Albany at 7 AM to follow the New York Central line.
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Springfield
George F. Harriott
William F. Tighe
Boston
San Francisco
Officers Elected by Society of the Army of the Tennessee
At the Society of the Army of the Tennessee meeting in Council Bluffs Iowa officers were elected with General Greenville M. Dodge named president and General James A. Williamson General Robert N. Pearson and others as vice presidents secretaries and treasurer. Colonel Fred Grant chosen orator for next meeting in Cincinnati on September 18.
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Council Bluffs
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Greenville M. Dodge
Iowa
James A. Williamson
Robert N. Pearson
Illinois
Charles C. Walcott
Ohio
John D. McClure
Henry Ll. Morrill
Missouri
D. A. Mulvane
Kansas
Joseph W. Paddock
Nebraska
Josephf. French
Minnesota
J. P. Muhlenberg
Michigan
George P. Richmond
Wisconsin
H. Sherman
Andrew Hickenloper
Cornelius Cadle
M. F. Force
Fred Grant
William Warner
Cincinnati
Free Medical Examinations by Dr Dewey at Hotel Pelham
Dr Dewey, specialist, will continue free examinations and medical attendance for all during hard times. Offices 7 and 8 Hotel Pelham, 74 Boylston Street. Hours 9 to 1, 2 to 6, and 6 to 8 pm. Sunday 10 to 4 pm. Wednesday and Thursday evenings closed.
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Dewey
Hotel Pelham
Boylston Street
Lexow committee hears alarming corruption testimonies
At 11 am the Lexow committee opened with Mrs. Sarah Brown testifying she sued lawyer Isaac Cohen for 6500 and accused Officers Callahan and Savage of pressuring her to drop the suit. She says Savage attacked her daughter Lizzie. Brown was later arrested for keeping a disorderly house. Lizzie corroborates. Susannah Martin detailed payoffs to Gerry ring protectors and a $8000 to $10,000 total paid to police. An adjournment follows to next Tuesday.
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New York
Lexow Committee
Sarah Brown
Isaac Cohen
Callahan
Officer Savage
Cohen
Callahan Savage
Lizzie
Europe
Allen Street
Allaire
Frank Wilson
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Gerry
City steamer resumes Deer Island route in first class condition
Officers report a series of incidents including a dentist silver theft arrest of B C Williamson from 44 Fleet Street and recovery of the $100 item. A Roxbury worker, Nelson W Smith, 27, fractured his leg at Alley’s Brewery. Police raid a Chelsea Street policy shop seizing gaming implements and three men connected to a Wabash ship repairs crew. The Solomon Viner and Simon Nuddleman larceny trial continued with key witness David Starr detailing the Sunday morning theft from his Salem Street Hebrew baths office.
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Nelson W. Smith
Schiller Street
Roxbury
Alley’s
City Hospital
Solomon Viner
Simon Nuddleman
David Starr
Hebrew Baths
Salem Street
Municipal Criminal Court
Burke
Mr. Starr
Stolen Silverware Found at Post Office Building
Police know nothing of the theft as janitor Haley discovers a bundle of silverware marked Youngs Parker Tremont House Clark Tavern in a Post Office building. Hotel proprietors report no losses and no thefts have been reported, with speculation a playful thief targeted inns.
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Haley
Young’s
Parker’s
Tremont House
Clark’s
Tavern
Jewel thieves bolt Diamond Stolen in Maple Street Burglary
Burglars entered Mrs. W. W. Stewart's Maple Street house in Springfield between 6 and 7 pm and took diamonds and jewelry valued at several thousand dollars. Police seeking suspects and evidence.
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Springfield
W. W. Stewart
Maple Street
Notice to Voters in Boston Registrars Office Details
Boston voters are informed that qualified voter lists are printed and posted across precincts. Central Office hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. evening registration sessions run 6 to 10 p.m. October 4 to October 17. Tax payment not required unless not yet assessed. Ward offices listed by number and location. Registration closes October 17 at 10 p.m. Signed Linus E. Pearson Michael Carney John A. Collins.
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Board of Registrars of Voters
Beacon Street
Boston
Chapman Schoolhouse
Eutaw Street
Armory
Maverick Street
Bunker Hill Street
Lexington Street
Baldwin Street
City Hall
City Square
North Bennet Street
Charity
Chardon Street
Wells
Blossom Street
Anderson Street
Central Office
Starr King
Tennyson Street
Pierpont
Hudson Street
Spellman
Broadway
B Street
Hawes Church
East Fourth Street
Dorchester Street
Washington Street
Waltham Street
West Concord Street
Cabot Street
Vine Street
Court House
Roxbury Street
Phillips, Cor. Smith Street
Municipal Court Room
Seaverns Avenue
Adams Street
Linus E. Pearson
Michael Carney
John A. Collins
Boy Killed Riding Freight Train Between Cities
Nine year old John Formanack of 153 Paris Street East Boston died after falling from a Boston and Albany freight car on a bridge between East Boston and Chelsea. The wheels crushed his left thigh and doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital amputated the leg, but he died at 7 PM. Medical Examiner Harris will investigate.
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John Formanack
Paris Street
East
Boston
Chelsea
Formanack
Boston & Albany Railroad
Massachusetts General Hospital
Harris
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U. S
J. R. Drexel
Nasalene
G.O.P. and
APA
Secs
Wil Flowers of America
Wild Flowers OF
America
Sullivan
Coakley
Wettrick
Eighth Congressional District
Main Springs
Bell’s
Irving
Sherman
Grant
P. O
the Post
Dickens
Cooper
W. H. Brine
Leeson
Keefe
Ryan Indorsed
Mrs. Harriott
Tennessee Army
Tales OF
J. Putnam Bradlee
Deer Island
B. C. Williamson
Fleet Street
Eugene P
Portland
Chelsea Street
Charles Goldrich
Cook
Navy Yard
L. A. W. Racing Board
F. H. Allen
Mass
F. Mayo
W. F. Saunders
W. E. Sims
Curtin
Boston Custom House
Dockery Commission
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
Isi Tremont
Masonic Temple
City OF
Waltham
United States
G. N. Collins
Leeds Street
Goeld
American Dental Parlors
Tremont St
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