Bloody Monday at Harvard sparks partisan rally and yard rush
Oct 5 Harwich reports Col Charles R Allen and Henry Cabot Lodge addressed a large rally. Allen rebutted John E Russell over the 1861 direct tax bill and misrepresentation claims. Lodge critiqued George Hale and silver law points. Crimson notes the night as tame compared to historic Bloody Monday, with freshmen staging a modest yard rush and Harvard football prep beginning under new captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwich
Charles Rh, Allen
Henry Cabot Lodge
Allen
John K. Russell
Lowell
Lodge
George 8
Hale
Boston
Colonel Allen
John E. Russell
South
O'Ferrall
Massachusetts
Congress
Mee Allen
Cape Cod
George
Kennard
Democratic Party
Collins
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
J. Kennard
United States
Boston Journal
Waltham
Boston Democrats Rally Sets Hall Abuzz With Victory Cheer
Massive Music Hall crowd greets Gov Russell and speakers with roaring applause. Pierce introduces, Everett roasts Lodge, Corcoran praises Allen. Attendees hail Worcester win and denounce slanders, as ONeil and Quincy press tariff points and party showmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Ste
Worcester
John H. McDonough
Boston City Committee
Pierce
Vale
State Committee
Russell
McDonough
Henry L. Pierce
Grover Cleveland
New York
Commonwealth
Lodge
Massachusetts
John W. Corcoran
Atlen
General Corcoran
Allen
John E. Russell
William Everett
Everett
Congress Lodge
Mr. Lodge
Democra Warner
Congressman O'Neil
John James Ingalls
United States Senate
Manderson
Senate
O’ Neil
Josiah Quincy
Healtheries Exhibition opens with Governor at ceremony
City and suburban news report the formal opening of the Healtheries Exhibition where Governor Russell attends. Visitors praise the stalls and arrangements as part of a busy page of local happenings across Somerville and Cambridge including a large fire, a tenement blaze on Nashua Street, and a dramatic city agenda with hearings and civic actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
John P. Squire & Co
Somerville
Cambridge
Nashua Street
Henry L. Pierce
Corcoran
Everett
Warner
New York
O'Neil
Josiah Quincy
Harvard College
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
White Mountain
Bridgewater
Mechanics Building
Newton Tariff Reform Jlab
Steamers Arrived in Ports Nearby Boston and New York
A long list of vessels docking or departing across Atlantic routes with origins including Liverpool London Hamburg Baltimore and New York. Ships named Scythia Nessmore City of Rome Suevia Aurania Percian Kinlock and many others are recorded arriving at Boston New York Philadelphia Dunkirk Havre Le Havre Plymouth Dunkirk and more with dates from Oct 2 to Oct 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Scythia
Liverpool
Nessmore
London
New Yew York
City of Rome
Glasgow
New York
Suevia
Hamburg
Aurania
Philadelphia
Mississippi
Bremen
Aller
Moravia
Southampton
Saale
de Soper
Kinsale
Servia
Isle of Wight
Didam
Amsterdam
Sale of Wight
Edam
Rotterdam
Percian
Montreal
Kinlock
Huelva
Cheriston
Shields
Portland
L'Rocida
Bernicia
Prawle Point
Cardiff Castle
Chicago
Baltimore
Dunkirk
Annie
New Orleans
Havre
Enrique
Norfolk
Ethelwalda
Ninian Stuart
Avonmouth
Texas
Marseilles
Baltria
Fernside
Haltimore
Nymphaes
Lizard
Red Sea
Fox
Somerhill
Newark
Dover
Steinhoeft
Loston
Greenock
Warwick
St Mazaire
Wetherby
Genoa
Intello
Pernambuco
Theresino
Elite Kentucky Whiskey Offered by Heth erston’s Importing Co
University tied. The Elite Kentucky Whiskey in three sizes is wired and sealed and can be bought at Choate Drug and Chemical Co Bowdoin square Geo W Warren 343 Washington street Brighton H C Goodwin 270 Pleasant street Malden Chas Capitain & Co 885 Columbus avenue and other first class places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetherston’s
Fire destroys Squire's large Somerville hog works
A major blaze at John P. Squire & Co. near Somerville and Cambridge gutted the live hog building and adjacent structures, with about 2000 hogs killed and losses estimated around $125000. Firefighters from Somerville Cambridge and other towns battled the flames for hours, aided by private water apparatus and railroad line diversions. Insurance reportedly around $700000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Squire & Co
Somerville
Cambridge
Somerville Avenue
Holton
Central Square
Squires
Samuel Walker & Co
Boston
Arlington
Medford
Woburn
Malden
Hopkins
Wakter
Fitchburz
Samuel Armstrong
Walker
Chief Casey
Boston & Albany Railroad
North Provision & Packing Company
Squire
Laurie
W. K. Hastings & Co
East Cambridge
Armstrong
North Packing & Provision Company
Fitchburg
Adams
Parkhurst
Folsom
Webber
Pope
Cheswell
Albert Curren
Newburyport
Fire Draws Crowds as Many Lose Jobs Temporarily
A large fire drew extensive crowds who lined the streets and occupied vantage points as many workers faced a temporary lapse in employment. The incident caused a rush of onlookers and disruption in the surrounding area.
Tenement Fire on Nashua Street Injures Four
A mighty blaze at 70 Nashua Street in a three story tenement left four Kelly family members on the verge of death after leaping to the sidewalk. Daniel 83 and Hannah Kelly were injured, while children John 10 and Eliza 8 suffered internal injuries and skull fracture. Neighbors Danforth and the Rays escaped as Captain Ryan suffered a minor injury. Property damage about $600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Nashua
Nashua Street
Kelly
Massachusetts General Hospital
Daniel Kelly
Hannah Kelly
John
Eliza
Andrew J. Danforth
James Ray
Mr. Ray
Doherty
Dohertys
Ryan
Ladder 38
Moses Williams
Fire kills three in New York tenement blaze
A five story brick tenement at Hudson and Cominick streets burned early today killing Mrs Annie Murphy 32 Miss Katie Dunn 22 and Josephine Ryan 6 all from Washington DC. Firemen aided fifty inmates escaping via the fire escape. Mrs Martin wife of a responding fireman also perished and seven year old John Toohey died later. Building damage not to exceed 1500 and investigators suspect arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hudson and
Cominick
Annie Murphy
Katie Dunn
Josephine Ryan
Washington, D.C
Martin
John Toohey
Worcester
Walter Chase
Sutton
Loxpon
Mark Brown
Tooley Street
Newport
R.L
Old Colony
Middletown
Briggs Trial Ordered in Presbytery Proceedings
At the New York Presbytery meeting the prosecuting committee filed charges against Professor Charles A Briggs for disbelief in Bible authority, inspiration, and sanctification. The preliminary vote to dismiss failed 62 to 64, and Briggs was ordered served with charges, with ten days to reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles A. Briggs
Alexander
Briggs
Bhriges
Lord Hawke's Team Opens Three Days Match at Staten Island
Lord Hawke's English side faced a picked New York club XI at Staten Island Cricket Club Livingston. The tourists won the toss and batted after 9:15 AM start. By stumps they stood at 366 runs for seven wickets, with Lord Hawke not playing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lord Hawke
Staten Island Cricket Club
Livingston
U. S
England
W. Wright
M. J. Woods
Harry Tylers
Rochester Town Clerk Vanishes With Dog Tax Funds
The Rochester N H town clerk Fred L Chesley vanished with about 960 dollars of public funds after collecting dog tax revenue. He had collected over 1200 dollars with about 300 dollars in fees. he promised repayment last Thursday and then left town aboard a Portsmouth train, leaving officials seeking payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. H
Fred L. Chesley
Portsmouth
Newton Tariff Reform Club Elects Officers at West Newton Hall
The Newton Tariff Reform Club held its annual meeting at Allen Bros. schoolhouse West Newton electing K. B. Haskell as president Stephen Thatcher as vice president GC Howard Wilson as secretary and treasurer F A Dewson H C Soule W S Butchinson and J K Smith to the Executive Committee The secretary and treasurer declined reelection but agreed to serve while staying in the area Core speech criticized extreme protectionists claiming tariff on wool and the McKinley tariff did not raise prices and noted historical data supporting low tariffs over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Newton ‘Tariff Reform Club
Allen Bros
West Newton
K. B. Haskell
Stephen Thatcher
Howard Wilson
F. A. Dewson
H.C. Soule
Butchinson
J. K. Smith
Haskell
Harrison
Sudden Illness Befalls White House Secretary Halford
Private Secretary Halford fell ill while at his desk in the White House in Washington. Doctors were summoned and he was reported resting easier by midafternoon. The incident occurred on October 5 as officials sought to monitor his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
White House
Washington
Halford
General Patrick Kirby Dead at 64 in New York
General Patrick Kirby aged 64 collapsed and died of heart disease at his Fifth Avenue residence. A retired merchant born in Ireland and early California pioneer, he amassed about 2 million dollars. He was reportedly agitated after an interview with a visitor yesterday before his collapse at the stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Kirby
New York
Fifth Avenue
Kirby
California
Ireland
Meeting endorses Governor Russell at city and state rally
Leaders and numerous city officials gather in Marplehead under city and state committees to back Governor William E. Russell and his administration. Chairman John H. McDonough leads a brief program praising the governor and noting cross party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Trefry
E. G. Cushman
Coolidge
O'Neil
Matthews
Carruth
Farmer
Flood
Keenan
Leary
Sullivan
Galvin
Barry
Common Council
M. J. Curran
Joseph Grant
Ellis
Sam Dyer
James E. Cotter
Walter B. French
E. J. Donovan
Francis Peabody
John Tt. Wheelswright
Henry L. Swift
Boston
John L. Nichols
Somerville
George D. Aiden
Bridgewater
Charles S. Hamlin
Brookline
Samuel Roads
Marblehead
W. J. Dale
State Committee
Henry M. Gross
Newburyport
J. L. Egbert
St. Michael’s Church
Marplehead
John HB. McDonough
William E. Russell
Map
Henry L. Pierce Opens Rally for Governor Russell
The presiding officer Henry L. Pierce lauded Governor Russell as “clean in his great office” and urged voters to choose the most qualified candidate for Massachusetts governor. He emphasized evaluating state policy positions, government record, and the qualifications of Russell and Allen for the upcoming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Pierce
William E. Russell
Massachusetts
Russell
Allen
Commonwealth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harvard
Chaperon Lodge
Col. Allen
Crimson
College Yard
Harvard Crimson
Hugh McK
Henry Ware
Maynard Ladd
T. W. Lamont
KE. B. Adams
K. White
Graz
W. OG. Nichols
C. R. Nutter
E. L. Hunt
C.E. Whitmore
A. N. Kroughton
F. Winsor
H. C. Fox
New England
North Atlantic
Yarmouth
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Denver
Col
Atlantic
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
New
Weather Bureau
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Eastport
Cradle of Liberty
Gov. Russell
Mr. Pierce
Gen. Corcoran
Dr. Everett
Congressmen
O’neil
Quincy
Cochester
Caroline Islands
British Seal Commission
Blaine
Egan
Chile
Weeks & Potter
General Agents
Chemical 2
Park Square
James Stevenson
A. Raymond
Washington Street
General Fire
DR. Briggs
NATO
Lefe Ins. CO
T. Phel
Stats Ags
Dey
Halford III
Oston
Renee
Mometer
Albany
Ceesees
Buffalo
Detroit
el Paso
Lex
Fastport
Helena
Mont
Fair Jacksonville
Kansas City
Clonay Montreal
Marquette
Mich
Kair
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Wilmington
Ned
John H. Pray
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!