Campaign Expenses in Seventh District Letters Between Dana and Andrew
Boston letters dated October 5 and 6 reveal R H Dana asking John F Andrew if he contributed to the Democratic campaign fund. Andrew replies that money should not be used in campaigns and that he would not furnish funds directly or indirectly, a stance known to Democratic leaders.
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Boston
John F. Andrew
Democratic
Sam
R. H. Dana
Richard BH. Dana
Sir
Democratic Party
Andrew
Ames and Brackets Accept 1906 Republican Nominations
Oliver Ames Henry Cabot Lodge and Robert A. Southworth acknowledge the Massachusetts Republican State convention nominations. Ames accepts for Governor pledging labor protection civil reform and sound currency. Brackety accepts for Lieutenant Governor pledging faithful duty and party principles. Boston Oct. 6.
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Massachusetts
Lam
Washington
Oliver Ames
Russell's Position On Resignation For Congress Bid
John E. Russell, a Democratic Congressional candidate, has not resigned as secretary of the State board of agriculture. Governor Cleveland demanded dismissals of federal officeholders seeking Congress, while Russell remains acting secretary until a successor is chosen. Russell says he is temporary, planning to vacate by year’s end, and will canvass for an office not starting duties until December next year.
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John E. Russell
Congress
State Board of Agriculture
Cleveland
Russell
John M. Woods
Boston
Suffolk
Michael W. Costello
Brookline Chronicle
Boston Post
Bacon
JOM Monwealthy
Massachusettes
John T. Scully
Cambridge
Middlesex
Michael Murphy
Timothy J. Murphy
Lewiston
Mains
Copartners
Murphy & Company
John H. Paine
Asst
General Cogswell Sees Fading Support in Seventh District
Reports from Gloucester and Cape Ann say General Cogswell faces cool reception as Senator Frye speaks. Editorials in the Cape Ann Breeze quote that many audience members left, while supporters mock his fisheries stance and claim his ignorance on the issue. Haverhill papers echo the criticism as Newburyport Herald urges investigation of Havengerill Republican sentiment amid the district contest.
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Cogswell
Gloucester
Frye
Maine
Cape Ann
Congress
Haverhill
Newbveryport Hleraid
The
Bulletin
Blunt
Newburyport Herald
Reed to Attend Republican Ratification Meeting in Music Hall
Congressman Reed of Maine is listed as an attraction at the Republican ratification meeting at Music Hall on Tuesday night. Senator Thar was among callers at the Republican head waiters yesterday, but details remain unclear.
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Congressman Reed
Maine
Music Hall
Senator Thar
fSpringfield Republican
Boston Post
Post
Times
Massachusetts Political Maneuvering and Nominations Across Regions
The article surveys Republican maneuvers including a finance committee vote to issue campaign funds guidance and a plan to tally expenditures. It notes Charlestown headquarters opening, possible Senate change for Oxley, Dawes advocacy, and regional balance concerns. It outlines Democratic and Prohibition nominations across Essex, Hampden, and Franklin counties, naming several candidates for county offices, sheriffs, clerks, and representatives.
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Gould
Southworth
Finance Committee
Republican State Committee
Erving Winslow
Boston
Executive Committee
Charlestown
Main Street
Oxley
Ashland
Senate
Lowell Vox Populi
Mr. Brackett
Dawes
United States
Massachusetts
Hoar
Worcester
Commonwealth
Congressman Long
Essex County
Salem
Daniel W. Friend
Edward Walden
William Leonard
G. H. Harrington
Z. Cole
Wenham
J. B. Gifford
Sherif
W. B. Morgan
Danvers
A. F. Hurlburt
Charlies W. Mann
Methuen
Congress
Willard Spaulding
Peabody
John W. Wheeler
Rockwell
Jesse K K. Keith
Abington
Everett C. Bumpus
Quincy
H. P. Uarriman
Wellfleet
D. C. Linscott
Hampden County
William R.sessions
Hampden
Hiram Q. Sanderson
Springfield
John B. Wood
Chicopee
B. F. Burr
Ludlow
Henry C. Bliss
West Springfeld
John J. Prew
Holyoeke
Willis S. Kelloge
Westfield
Robert O. Storris
Franklin County
G. A Watkins
Gardner
Eleventh
Francis A. Rugg
Montague
Franklin
Frederick G. Hewes
Ashfeld
J. H. Lamb
F. H. Hardison
J. D. Powers
Buckland
D. W. Bond
D. W. Hamilton
Greenfield
State Press Narrates Governor Race Ideology
The Marlboro Times reports on Fred Greenhalge praising Jewett as an adviser to illiterate Oliver Ames and questions whether the remark insults Jewett. Republicans mock Democrats shift from Andrew to Foster and note Ames Brackett ties. The Boston Evening Record praises a new Sunday edition but fears loss of independence to Blaineism and protectionist zeal.
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Fred Greenhalge
Jewett
Oliver Ames
Mr. Greenharge
John F. Andrew
Frank Foster
Marlboro Times
Boston Evening Record
Blaineisra
Chelsea Driving Association Opens Fall Meeting at Franklin Park
The opening fall meeting of the Chelsea Driving Association was held at Franklin Trotting Park with three events on the card and a large crowd in attendance. A $300 premium fund was offered, and results featured multiple harness races in the free-to-all and three-minute classes with times ranging from about 2:41 to 2:55. Some events and the walking race were postponed until 9 this morning.
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Savaus
Sprciau
Chelsea Gentlemen’s Driving Association
Franklin Trotting Park
Sauces
Chelsea Driving Association
Ds Na Pde
Sco
Mane
J. As. Poster
Billy
J. Hy Poster
D. &. Cassius
H. A. Sullivan
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Butcher Wss
C. Taylor
J. Fernald
Bic
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Bieta
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B. ¢. Dutchman
J. N. Stewart
B. m
Lady Lichtroot
The English sparrow in Atlanta a growing nuisance
The Atlanta Constitution notes the English sparrow has become a pervasive presence in the city eight years after introduction. It questions whether the bird fulfills its insect-eating role and describes it as a nuisance hard to deter, with laws protecting them long obsolete. The piece calls for a scientific inquiry to determine the bird’s true impact.
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Atlanta
Old City Hall
Drowning Crew Accused After La Mascotte Disaster
Cape Girardeau reports reveal an inquest into the La Mascotte sinking with many lives lost. The Eagle’s captain and pilot testified they did all to help, while Ebough denounced the La Mascotte crew for cowardice. Thompson claims the Eagle could have saved those aboard. Passenger testimony aligns with officers.
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St. Louis
Cape Girardeau
Eagle
la Mascotte
Ebough
Thompson
WEDDING IN HIGH LIFE AT LENOX ON OCTOBER DAY
Springfield dispatch reports the Lenox country seat of John E. Parsons of New York hosting the wedding of his second daughter Edith to J. Perry Morgan son of the late D. P. Morgan of New York. The ceremony occurred in the oak panelled dining hall with Rev. Justin Field and Rev. Dr. Henry J. Van Dyke officiating. The bridal party included Edith with bridesmaids sisters, Henry Morgan as best man, and ushers from prominent New York and Lenox circles. guests numbered among Lenox summer residents and many New York Philadelphia figures. A regal reception and lawn dancing followed, with 230 wedding gifts noted for their cost and quality. The couple departed on their wedding journey at four o'clock.
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Springfield
Lenox
John E. Parsons
New York
Edith
J. Perry Morgan
D. P. Morgan
Justin Field
Henry J. van Dyke
Henry Morgan
Harry McVicar
Oliver Harriman, Jr
Hayward Leavitt
George Parsons
Thomas Wanamaker
Lander
Band
Frelinghuysens
Whitneys
Robesons
George Rivers
Tuckermans
Furniss
Jeaniers
Chapins
Sargents
Greenleafs
Winthrops
Bishops
Danas
Kahnes
Folsoms
Jessups
Eglestones
Barclays
Wards
Bullards
Livingstones
van Rensselaers
Barlows
Philadelphia
John C. Greene
George DeForest
Charles E. Whitehead
Kinicut
Rudolph Kissell
Denauiville
Frederick Mason
Cuyler Coman
Mackerel Fleet Anchored At Provincetown Reef
About seventy five sail of mackerel seiners anchor at Provincetown with schooners named A H Lennox Abbie Deering Caroline Vought Solitaire Elizabeth Smith Dreadnaught Mattie Dyer Henry Morgan Thorp John M Plummer Ella B Fernald Emma Og eeveanus Charles R Washington Longwood Emma Curtis Cynosure Fannie S Orme Charles C Warren Rattler Alice Hawkes Commonwealth Argonaut Henrietta Francis Wide Awake and more. Part of the fleet reports small hauls of ten to twenty barrels last night as fish remain scarce in small schools.
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Provincetown
A. H. Lennox
Abbie Deering
Caroline Vought
Solitaire
Elizabeth Smith
Dreadnaught
Mattie Dyer
Henry Morgan
Thorp
John M. Plummer
Ella B. Fernald
Emma. Ogeeveanus
Charles R. Washington
Longwood
Emma
Curtis
Cynosure
Fannie S. Orme
Charles C. Warren
Arson case in Maine delayed due to county attorney absence
In Skowhegan Harmony the preliminary examination of Mrs Emma Brown for arson before Trial Justice Bachelor was postponed to Monday because County Attorney Bradbury was absent. In Bancor seventeen year old Melvin A Rowe is held for arson in Wellington and Bangor jail for safekeeping. he admits setting a different fire but denies involvement in the Harmony fires.
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Skowhegan
Emma Brown
Harmony
Bachelor
Bradbury
Bancor
Melvin A. Rowe
Cynthia Dow
Wellington
Bangor
Rowe
Davis
Burglary Report From Norte Arr Leboro Residence
Ira Richards house was entered by second story burglars while residents were away. A marble clock valued at 50 and a small desk with bank books, silver, cash, and papers were stolen. Desk later found rifled in the yard. No clue to burglars, suspected professionals. Knight Bros. store in Dodgeville also broken into the same night, likely by another gang.
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Norte Arr Leboro
Ira Richards
Knight Bros
Dodgeville
Noyes versus Smith case decided in favor of defendant
In FarMineTron Maine on October 7 the Noyes versus Smith case over the estate of Robert Potter of Wilton was decided for the defendant after a third trial. The Boston plaintiff sought payment on three notes totaling about 2500 dollars alleged to be Latsaushodatios notes, drawing a crowded courtroom and much local interest.
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FarMineTron
Noyes
Osirionwealte
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
Thomas F. Scanlan
New England Piano Company
S. Q. Mingle
Williamsport
Bec
Boston Post
Wal T. Connolly
Cabinet Harmony Apparent in Reported Garland Absence
Washington correspondence states the President and Secretary Manning deny cabinet dissension and claim warm, confidential relations. Manning remains close to the President, who would prefer his continued service, while Garland’s return is expected tomorrow and any resentment is not a rupture.
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Mannin
Manning
Mr. Garland
Garland
Public figure vows firm tenure amid Pan-Electric affair
The figure notes his plan to stay in the cabinet, pursue a significant foreign policy legacy, and avoid retirement with any admission of failure. He hopes to shape the State Department with decisive action and is unlikely to leave office soon.
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Pan-Electric
Bayard
State Department
Boots and Shoes A 8S Richards Co New York
Saturday notice listing various consignors and goods in trade ads. Names such as Horatio Harris Co and Francis Henshaw Co appear with items Grapes Lemons Steeks and Storks referenced alongside auction style dates and locations in New York.
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Richards & Co
New York
Horatio Harris & Co
Storks
Evening show schedule in Boston theaters
Entertainment brief lists schedules for Shadows of 2 Great City Harbor Lights Erminie One of Our Girls Adonis and Howard Atheneum Star Specialty Co. with nightly starts around 7:45 to 8.00 pm at venues including Boston Theatre Museum G Theatre Park Theatre Hollis Street and Howard Atheneum.
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Boston
Great City
Boston Museum
Harbor Lights
G — Theatre
Erminie
Park Theatre
One of Our Girls
Hollis ST
Adonis
Howard Athenium
Howard Atheneum Star Specialty Co
Marriages in the city Oct 4 6 list names and pairs
Marriages in Mt Hove and nearby towns on Oct 4 6 include Cook Lorey Bates Howard Pattén Smith Eldridge Ell Ward Lovers Shields Bent Dexter Cutter Lane Frost Putnam Munroe with grooms and brides spanning Boston Somerville Rochester Cambridge Minneapolis and other locales per record in the donor paper.
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Shields—Bent
S.a Tay
Henry C. Shields
Harriet C. Bent
Is City
Dexter Cutter
West Newton
Jaynes
Charles H. Dexter
Edith M. Cutter
Boston
Lane--Frost
Rochester
N. Y
C. E. Robinson
D.b
Charles L. Lane
J. J. Frost
Putnam--Munroe
Cambridge
Alexander McKenzie
Herbert Putnam
Minneapolis
Obituary notices from several cities dated Oct 4 to Oct 6
Obituaries list multiple individuals with ages and locations including John W. Birkley 83 Boston area, Mrs N C Burbank 38, Caroline Barker 38 4, Mary Denon 21 Lm, Martha Cleaves 45 6, Margaret Hamilton 49, Oliver Stearns 76, Ellen Wells 3, Abby F. Winslow 78 9, Daniel Long 355 9, Theodore Forbush 64, Anna Kidder Paris Oct 6, Mrs E D Winslow 45 8, Fannie Wales ? years at Braintree. Names, ages and places vary across cities.
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Montpelier
Daniel Long
Forbush
Bolton
Theodore Henry Forbush
Jonathan Forbush
Kipder
Paris
France
Anna Davis
Henry T. Kidder
Winslow
Auburndale
E. D. Winslow
Wales
Braintree
Fannie P
George O. Wales
Boston Post Recasts Paper In A New Dress
The Financial Daily Record notes The Boston Post has emerged in quarto format and a brand new look. The reformatted edition is described as greatly improved, signaling a refreshed editorial presentation.
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Providence Journal
Boston Post
Post
New England
Financial Daily Record
fPortand Argus
The
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Civil Service Gazette
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England
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Joan W. McKim, Esqaire
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Chelsea
Almira RE. Joy
Sarah Ann Norris
County of Sunfolk
Henry C. Griffin
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Frank F. Fowler
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Fred H. Seavey
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