Election of the Boston School Regiment officers 1893 94
The annual election for the Boston School Regiment has named most officers for 1893 94 with a few vacancies. Leaders hail from English High Latin School and other city schools in a lively campaign spanning September. Key figures include Colonel Henry H Hill and Lieutenant Colonel Waldron Holmes Rand Jr. All districts discuss battalion roles and Highland battalion representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Firi
British High School
Henry H. Hill
Hill
Rice School
Mill
Institute of Technology
Waldron Holmes Rand, Jr
Edward Everett School
Harvard
Rand
Edward M. Fisher
South Boston
Lincoln School
Peninsula
Edward L. Logan
Third Battalion
Fisher
Lincoln Grammar School
Lawrence J. Logan
Ninth Regiment
Boston Latin School Register
Montgomery Street
Warren Avenue
East Boston
Charlestown
Dorchester
West Roxbury
Brightah
Roxbury
East Hoston
Highland Battalion
Roxbury High and Latin School
Train Collision Kills Two Men at Gethsemane Ky
A rear end crash on the Louisville and Nashville line near Gethsemane Ky near St. Marys killed two trainmen outright. A freight consist of two sections collided at Pottingers Creek bridge causing a span to fall into the creek and several cars to derail, with the bridge collapsing and engines and cars plunging into the water. The wreckage promises heavy damage beyond the fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary's
Gethsemane
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Pottinger's Creek
American minister Hannis Taylor improves in Madrid
Madrid October 6 The Hon Hannis Taylor United States minister to Spain, long afflicted with a severe cold after his San Sebastian return, has shown marked improvement and is now much better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Hannis Taylor
Spain
San Sebastian
Croker's Axe Chops Cochran From State Committee
Saratoga Oct 6 Democratic State convention turmoil as Richard Croker ousts Bourke Cochran Hugh J Grant and Frank I Fitzgerald from New York City slate. replacements named Henry D Purroy William Sulger and Michael C Murphy. Croker later says Grant remains on committee and Croker will retire from the body. Nominations listed for state offices and a long declaration of Democratic principles praising reforms and calling for woman suffrage expansion and repeal of protective tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Tammany
Bourke Cochran
Hugh J. Grant
Frank I. Fitzgerald
State Committee
New York City
Richard Croker
Henry D. Purroy
William Sulger
Assembly
Michael C. Murphy
Croker
Grant
Guroy
Grafit
Mr. Cockran
Fitzgerald
Cockran
Cleveland
Scannell
Congress
Ammiany
Isaac H. Maynard
Stamford
Court of Appeals
Cord Myer
Newton
L. L
Frank Campbell
Bath
Simon W. Rosendale
Albany
Hugh Duffy
Cortland
Martin F. Schenck
Democratic Party
New York
Dmocratic Party
Senate
Republican Party
United States Senate
Empire State
Union
Republcan Congress
Roswell P. Flower
Unclear fragment hints at political event and suffragists
Fragment mentions President Clergispe, Governor Hil, and suffragists amid a convention that adjourned sine die. Cheering and references to Tammany Hall appear, with vague notes on rents, minutes, and omissions. The readable facts are obscure and names may be distorted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan
Clergispe
Hi Hil
Tammany Hall
Republican State Convention Attack on Maynard Case
At Syracuse on October 6 the Republican State convention opened with temporary chairman P. W. Cullinen. Depew addressed about change, then Brundage led calls to oust conspirators from power. Nominees included Bartlett for Court of Appeals. Palmer for secretary of state. Colvin, Hancock, Roberts, Adams, and others. The platform denounced Maynard’s conduct, condemned Democratic control, and urged reform of municipal and state government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Brookfield
P. W. Cullinen
Oswégo
Maynard
Isaa¢ H. Maynard
Depew
Republican Party
Democratic State Committee
Europe
America
United States Senate
John N.schatsherd
Buffalo
Committee On Permanent Organization
Frank Brundage
Robertson
O'Connor
Brundage
Democratic Party
State Senate
Court of Appeals
William Rumsey
Bath
Edward T Bartlett
New York City
John Sabine Smith
New York
Bartlett
Rumsey
Smith
John M. Palmer
Albany
James A. Roberts
Erie County
Addison B. Colvin
Glens Falls
Theodore C. Hancock
Campbell W. Adams
Utica
Commonwealth
New York Bar Association
Isaac H. Maynard
Senate
Fine overcoats for one dollar in credit plan
A local clothing store advertises mens and boys garments with prices $1.50 to $2.00 weekly payments. It offers credit, low cash prices, and a ten year history serving people of moderate means. Open Monday and Saturday evenings for inspections and purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Republican State Platform Promises Local Self Government Return
The platform pledges restoration of municipal charters and local self government, faithful duty by state officers, strict economy, tax and election law reforms, and eradication of abuses. It reaffirms adherence to the Minneapolis platform and argues uncertainty in industry stems from fear of broader protective duty cuts in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Minneapolis
Washington
Dismantled schooner Edith McIIn tyre towed to Provincetown for repair
The Edith McIntyre, a dismantled schooner with a troubled All-Suit hurricane history, will be towed from Long Wharf to Provincetown by the steamer Longfellow. Repairs may cost up to 3000 dollars, including new masts and rigging and deck work, with insurance at 4000 dollars. The Dexter reports a sunken wreck near Chatham remains a navigation hazard. New lifeboats arrive for Race Point and Brant's Rock stations, and the Albert Geiger sawyer on trial at Gloucester. Captain Greenleaf shifts to the Mary A. Clark for mackerel fishing. The Pro Patria from St Pierre denies grounding near Point Aconi. Transatlantique agent Blanchard will oversee the ship’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith McIintyre
Long Wharf
Provincetown
Longfellow
United States Revenue Marine
Dexter
Starman
Chatham
Race Point
Brant's Rock
Albert Geiger
William Mehlman
Gloucester
William Greenleaf
Mary A. Clark
Dennis
Pro Patria
St. Pierre
Point Aconi
N. B
Sydney
Halifax
D. Bailey Blanchard
Transatlantique Steamship Company
Priest sues for Blackmail over Paris note in Bridgeport
The Rev J F Rogers pastor of the city’s leading Catholic church is sued for 1522 dollars on a note given to Catherine Francis an American woman met in Paris two years ago. He calls it blackmail pure and simple with papers returnable to the Superior Court in November. Mrs Francis is currently in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
J. F. Rogers
Catherine Francis
Paris
Francis
The Man Who Shot Himself on Franklin Square Revealed
Joseph Lewis of 32 Valentine Street Roxbury identified at City Hospital after a self inflicted revolver wound in Franklin Square. He worked for Peter Gill at 40 School Street and spoke little, saying liquor impaired judgment and the bullet remains in his body. He asked privacy to protect his family as doctors probed only to a point. He framed the incident as self arming with accidental death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Square
City Hospital
Joseph Lewis
Valentine Street
Roxbury
Lewis
Peter Gill
School Street
Gill
Post
American Board Meeting Reduced Rates in Worcester
The eighty fourth annual meeting of the American Board will be held at Mechanics Hall Worcester from October 10 to 13, opening at 8 pm Tuesday. Railroads serving Worcester will issue round trip tickets at one fare and one third or sell under the certificate plan at the same rate, and all attendees may use these reduced fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Board
Mechanics’ Hall
Worcester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Happy Boys
Boston School Regiment
Henry H. Hillis
Waldron Hi. Rand, Jr
Latin School
Gol
Boston Athletic Association
Law
Charles B. Robinson
Dudley Grammar School
F. K. Dyer
Charles Sumner
Chapiles E. Robinson
H. H. Hill
E. M. Fisher
E. L. Logan
Minister Taylor
Washburn Credit CO
Washington &T
Jordan, Marah & Co
Ff Wanneen
Cochran
NEW York Democrats
National Supply CO
Temple Place
Brodie
Graves
Maryland
Signa
Ture
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Beecham’s
Shawmut Furniture Co
Shawmut Ave
Kingston
General
Mother Howard
OLD
DR. Gordon Remedy CO
Tremontrow
Kenison Farm
East Lexington
Mass
Pierce Bridge
Bard & Farrar
Dock Square
People’s Clothiers
Washington Street
Sunday Herald
Sunday Clobe
Sunday Post
the Post
Sionvy
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!