Miss Drexel to Wed Dr. C B Penrose of Philadelphia
Official announcement states Miss Kate Drexel of New York will marry Dr. C B Penrose of Philadelphia. Drexel heiress daughter of the late J R Drexel, with $1,000,000 in her own right, Vassar graduate and equestrienne. Penrose is son of Dr. R A F Penrose and nephew of Judge Penrose, lately involved in Wyoming cattle rustling tensions.
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Miss Drexel
Parladelphia
Dr. C. B. Penrose
Philadelphia
Kate Drexel
New York
J. R. Drexel
Drexel Banking
Vassar
Dr. Penrose
R. A. F. Penrose
Judge Penrose
Wyoming Territory
New Hampshire Railroad Elects Directors in Concord
The Concord and Portsmouth railroad held an annual meeting in Manchester on October 6. Directors elected were John J. Pickering of Portsmouth, Joseph B. Walker of Concord, John J. Bell of Exeter, Walter M. Parker of Manchester, William A. Pierce of Greenland, Moody Currier of Manchester, and Wallace Hackett of Portsmouth. Pickering became president, Hackett secretary, and William B. Stearns treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Concord & Portsmouth Railroad
John J. Pickering
Portsmouth
Joseph B. Walker
Concord
John J. Bell
Exeter
Walter M. Parker
William A. Pierce
Greenland
Moody Currier
Wallace Hackett
Mr. Pickering
Mr. Hackett
William B. Stearns
Read's Collection Agency Damages Claim Service Ad
A vintage notice invites readers to have accident damages investigated and collected by Read's Collection Agency at 20 Devonshire Street Boston. The agency offers specialized facilities for these cases, charges are reasonable, and no expense is charged unless ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Read’s Collection Agency
Devonshire Street
Boston
Tremont Temple Bible Class Opens Season 1892 93
The Tremont Temple Bible Class for 1892 3 began last Saturday with Rev. Nehemiah Boynton of Union Church teaching and will meet every Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Nehemiah Boynton
The
Union Church
Nuggety Snippets From Various Papers
A collage of short quotes from U S papers includes witticisms on mustaches and decision making, photographs of Celestials, florist woes, Crookly’s illness, gas in poetry, fairy tales, professor titled narrators, fruit cake for a hungry lion, noble word woman versus lady, and a joke about business and a doctor advising a watering place to fatten the pocketbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Globe
Baltimore American
Yonkers Statesman
Crookly
Philadelphia Record
Texas Siftings
Washington Star
Ethel
Mamma
Harper’s Young People
Walter Scott
Byron
Boston Transcript
Board of
We Come to Endorse Candidates for Joint Debate
A Boston meeting of local politicians and notable figures greets Frederick O Prince and Congressmen Bourke Cochran and James M Beck. Chairman John H McDonough pledges unity and a strong front for the campaign while highlighting taxation, tariff, states rights, and the force bill as pivotal issues shaping the nation’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Robinson
J. H. McDonough
Isaac Rosnosky
Harvey Pratt
Coughlin
Fall River
E. J. Leary
Walter French
W. N. Osgood
Malden
J. P. Lomasney
John E. Fitzgerald
J. H. Donovan
Edward J. Donovan
Sigourney Butler
Frederick O. Prince
Bourke Cochran
New York
James M. Beck
Philadelphia
John H. McDonough
City Committee
Russell
Gulf
Ocean
Democratic Speech by Frederick C Prince at Convention
The Hon Frederick C Prince delivers a vigorous Democratic address to fellow citizens and Democrats at a national convention focused on nominating candidates for the presidency and vice presidency. He emphasizes unity and fervor in support of the party’s aims.
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Prince
Boston
Old Bay State
Chicago
Union
United States
Grover Cleveland
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York
Maryland
Indiana
Kentucky
Jefferson
Jackson
Massachusetts
Appleuse
Boston Speech Opens Democratic Rally With Beck Targeting Tariffs
James M. Beck of Philadelphia criticizes Republican tariff policy while urging unity for Grover Cleveland and Adlai Stevenson. He recalls Boston and New England support, attacks McKinley bill, warns against protectionism, and praises Democratic recovery in Massachusetts during Tremont Temple remarks.
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Prince
James M. Beck
Philadelphia
New England
House of Representatives
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Grover Cleveland
Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Beck
New York
Whitelaw Reid
Republican Party
Commonwealth
Cleveland
Old South Church
Boston Harbor
Sam Adams
Immortal
Josiah Quincy
East India Company
John
John Hawkcock
Ranklin
Washington
Henry
Sharon Case Settled After Thirteen Years of Litigation
In San Francisco on October 6 the Sharon case was resolved after a long legal battle. The defendant died during the suit, the plaintiff’s husband was killed by a deputy U.S. marshal, and the plaintiff was confined to an asylum after insanity. The Supreme Court judgment dismissed an appeal from Judge McShafer’s 1890 ruling that the marriage certificate between William Sharon and Sarah Ellen Hill was forged.
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San Francisco
Sharon
United States
Judge Bank
Supreme Court
William Sharon
Sarah Althea Hill
Died in His Office Frederick R Piper Shoe Dealer Passes
Frederick R Piper a High street shoe dealer collapsed in his office at No 87 yesterday afternoon after entering from lunch He clutched his heart and spoke of a terrible pain Then he died before medical aid arrived with an ambulance and doctor of the Emergency Hospital present at the scene.
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Frederick R. Piper
High Street
Piper
Cambridge Political Convention Selects McLean After Walkout
At the third Middlesex Democratic senatorial convention in Cambridgeport, Elmer H. Bright chaired with Herbert Smith as secretary. Freeman Hunt lost reelection to A. J. Rady on a 24 to 17 ballot for the State central committee. Alderman William E. Doyle was named for senator after introductions by J. H. Wells and Isaac McLean by Danehy. A walkout left delegates in the hall while McLean was nominated by bolters in another part of the building.
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Middlesex
Central Square
Cambridgeport
Elmer H. Bright
Herbert Smith
State Central Committee
Freeman Hunt
A. J. Rady
William E. Doyle
J. H. Wells
Isaac McLean
Danehy
Mr. McLean
Doyle
Richardson Nominated for Senator in Second Middlesex District
Democrats of the second Middlesex Senatorial district met in McMaster's hall to nominate a candidate. Reuben L. Richardson of Belmont was elected by acclamation. W. H. Rooney was chosen as a member of the state central committee.
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Wareerttown
Second Middlesex
McMaster’s Hall
Reuben L. Richardson
Belmont
W. IF. Rooney
State Central Committee
Magazines of the Month on Columbian Literature and Art
The October magazines survey Columbian topics with Professor Ruge on Columbus and reviews of recent research. Features include Frank H. Mason on the Baptismal Font in America, Charles F. Thwing on Education in the West, A B Frost frontispiece Sorcery, and Theodore Childs on Paris architecture.
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Harper’s Monthly
Ruge
Spain
America
Frank H. Mason
West
Charles F. Thwing
A. B. Frost
H. C. Bunner
Frost
Theodore Childs
Paris
Seine
Curtis
Olin H. Warner
John ©. van Dyke
Castelar
Times’ Department
Chicago
Archibald Forbes
California
Charlies Howard Shinn
Jeremiah W. Jenks
Mary Hallock Foote
Chosen Valley
Europa
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Hayden Carnette
Viola Roseboro
Post claims lead in Boston newspaper sales with 1892 study
The Boston Post reports a survey of about 1000 newsdealers and newsboys showing the Post outsells the Record, leads in morning sales, and has lower advertising rates per thousand. It asserts bold comparisons with the Journal, Herald, Globe, and advertiser sales, claiming the results reflect actual on street purchases and residence deliveries. Sept. 27, 1892.
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POST
Boston
Vicinity
Boston News
The
Herald
the Journal
the Post
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Ayer
Mary Schubert
Kansas City
J.C. Ayer
NEW Hampshire Railroad
Dedham
Albany Sts
Boston Veterinary Hospital
Edward C. Becke Boes
Daniel D. Lee
Wilbert Soule
Tremont
W. P. B. Brooks & CO
Isi Hanover St
Demogragy
Frederick C. Prince
Philadelphian
Young Democracy
Erry
Reid
Republican Committee of Ways and Means
Henry Cary Baird
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lowell
Lodge
Bulletin of the Protective League
William McKinley
Kalamazoo
Harrison
Robert Burns
Jay Gould
Benjamin
Andrew Carnegie
China
Bourke Cockran
Massachsetts
Treasury
Congress
Democratic Party
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