Foes of Minorities Rally for Reed and Lodge in Lowell
Huntington Hall hosted a Republican rally featuring Thomas B Reed and Henry Cabot Lodge as they defended manhood suffrage and the constitutional equal rights of citizens. Lodge praised Representative Greenhalge, attacked tariff critics, and defended the force bill amid crowd applause and laughter.
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Sneaker Reed
House of Representatives
St. Michael
Congress of Muswuimp
Lhus Imlies
United States
North
South
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Congress
Georgia
South Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
The
Democratic Party
Langley
Washington
Republican Party
Free Trade School
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Lowell
Greenhalge
Samuel Johnson
Herald
New York Evening Post
Maine
Boston
Transcript
Flynn Renominated as Councillor in Peaceful Convention
The adjourned fourth district councillor convention at Meionaon renominated Edward J. Flynn after adjourning last Friday. A vote to admit Ward 15 and split seats favored Flynn 180 to 116 over Senator E. J. Donovan. Ward 38 Cambridge listed as well as officers and committee appointments for the district nominating process.
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Flynn
Meionaon
Edward J. Flynn
McNary
Donovan
E. J. Donovan
C. J. Bresnahan
George J. Reagan
James Mulvey
Jeremiah J. Hartnett
Peter J. Hughes
Edward J. Flynne
EK. J. Donovan
Edward Ll. Kelley
J. O. Fallon
M. J. Carney
J. B. Fitzpatrick
W. Hi. Cundy
J.J. Dooling
Peter 2. Connor
James Martell
L. A. Sullivan
M. J. Carroll
J.J. Mahoney
Frank T. Lennon
W. H. Magee
Ward
Cambridge
J. A. Ryan
Patriotic Camp Hosts Grand Reception for National Camp
The Massachusetts Camp Patriotic Sons of America held a grand reception and ball for the National Camp at Odd Fellows' Hall last night.
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Massachusetts
Patriotic Sons of America
Odd Fellows
Indian Conference at Mohonk Reviews Education Progress
The eighth annual Mohonk Indian Conference opened at Lake Mohonk with Hon. A. K. Smiley presiding and President Merrill Gates of Amherst as chair. General Whittlesey stressed improved public sentiment and Congress support for educational approaches, citing Hampton and the higher success rate among Native students. Other speakers urged industry-based education and noted Yuma crafts potential. a memorial service honored General Clinton B. Fisk, with tributes from pastors and officials.
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Lak Mohonk
N. Y
Lake Mohonk
A. K. Smiley
Merrill E. Gates
Amherst College
J. C. Kinney
Hartford
J. W. Davis
Isabel C. Barrows
Boston
Gates
E. Whittlesey
Washington
Board of Indian Commissioners
Congress
Whittlesey
Cmsar
Lucitus
Colorado River
T. W. Blackburn
Indian Bureau
John Eaton
T. L. Riggs
Bishop Walker
North Dakota
Clintonb. Fisk
Mohonk
Lyman Abbott
Theodore L. Cuyler
Strieby
King
Ward
The
Independent
Bishop Whipple
Minnesota
Crannell
Albany
Alice Robertson
Presbyterian
Bmuskeree
I. T
Indian Territory
Charles A. Bastman
Pine Ridge Agency
Dartmouth College
Harvard Medical School
Sybil Carter
New York
Illinois Central stockholders reject reform bid at annual meeting
At Chiac o Oct 8 a dissatisfied minority failed to muster proxies to topple the current Illinois Central management. Total shares 268 398 with President Stuyvesant Fish holding 255 042 in person or by proxy. Doane Bliss Peabody Harriman and Roam elected or reelected as directors. A 5 million dollar capital increase was approved by a large majority.
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Chiaco
Illinois Central Company
Stuyvesant Fish
James G. Nichols
Hartford
Conn
E. G. Mason
Chicago
Norman B. Roam
J. W. Doane
Charles A. Peabody
Oliver Harriman
George Bliss
Messrs. Doane
Bliss
Messrs. Peabody
Harriman
Roam
Fish
Railroad convention opens at Hotel Brunswick in New York
The general time convention opened this morning in New York at the Hotel Brunswick. Many railroad leaders attended representing 121000 miles of road. Reports from committees were read. The car service committee urged expanding the car service bureau while the safety appliances panel backed adopting the master car builders standard automatic couplers. No report came from the code of standard train rules committee.
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New York
Brunswick
Committee On
Car Service
Car Service Bureau
Stockholders Meeting of Boston and Providence Railroad
The annual stockholders meeting convened at Park square station at 11 30 yesterday morning led by President Joseph W Baich with B B Torrey as clerk. A bond-approval committee was set and voters for directors totaled 10 442 all for Goddard Robeson Balch Taft Stevenson Wolcott and Lowell.
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Boston & Providence Railroad Corporation
Park Square
Joseph W. Baich
B. B. Torrey
Cl Erk
Roger Wolcott
J. C. Yatman
Thomas P. Goddard
William KR. Robeson
Joseph W. Balch
Royal C.taft
Robert H. Stevenson
John Lowell
Masters Agree on Discount for New England Mills
The Master Steam and Hot Water Association of the United States finished their conference at the American House. The group, comprising contracting steam fitters, adopted a discount sheet after a meeting called by New England local associations. The discount applies to large consumers nationwide, excluding mills and factories in New England.
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Master Steam
Master Steam and Hot Water Association of
United States
American House
New England
National
Minor nominations listed for Essex Hampden and Middlesex races
Second Essex Senatorial William Stopford of Beverly Democrat. First Hampden Senatorial Colonel E D Metcalf of Springfield Republican. Fifth Middlesex Representative George W Perkins of Somerville Republican. Fifth Essex Senatorial K F Southwick of Peabody Republican. Third Bristol Senatorial John Bryant of Fairhaven Democrat. First Councillor John M Hathaway of Fair Haven Democrat. Thirteenth Essex Representative B P Pick erine Republican. Eighteenth Essex Representative Charles H Baker of Lynn and Dr William D Hodges of Nahant Republicans.
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Essex
William Stopford
Beverly
Hampden
E. D. Metcalf
Springfield
Middlesex
George W. Perkins
Somerville
K. F. Southwick
Peabody
Bristol
John Bryant
Fairhaven
John M. Hathaway
B. P. Pickerine
Charles H. Baker
Lynn
William D. Hodges
Nahant
The Carolina Table-Land Talk By Professor Wing
Chauncy-Hall School heard Professor Wing describe the North Carolina tableland region between Smoky Blue Yellow and Black mountains. He noted isolated Anglo ancestry, mica mining, primitive farming, six week terms, log schools with one teacher, early homesteads, sparse furniture, diet heavy on hog and hominy, and a thriving library of about 6000 volumes with excellent circulation.
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Chauncy-Hall School
Professor Wing
The
Institute of Technology
North Carolina Tableland
Tableland
North Carolina
Piedmont Air Line
Marion
Blue Range
Gillespie Pass
Washington
Wing
Court Denies Dismissal Motion in Bank Case
United States Circuit Court October 8 rules Crocker National Bank v. Albrecht Pagen strecher et al. lacks jurisdiction issues. Defendants, New York residents, argued no Massachusetts service. court cites Amsnick Baldustin ruling that district specified actions apply only to US court filings and removes case to federal court. Court denies motion to dismiss and case proceeds to jury.
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United States Circuit Court
Massachusetts
New York
District of
Perkins
Hendryx
Circuit Court
William Gaston
J. McHivene
L. D. Brandeis
State Homopathists Semiannual Meeting Report
The Massachusetts Homoeopathic Medical Society held its semiannual meeting at Steinert Hall with morning and afternoon sessions. Fourteen new members were elected in the morning including Henry Rich Higgins and Annie M Gannon. Afternoon speaker Horace Packard discussed Homoeopathy’s relation to the old school, urging progress and harmony while noting ongoing disputes over the name. Reports on materia medica and gynecology were presented, and papers on Christian Science Healing were read after discussion.
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Massachusetts Hommopathic Medical Society
Steinert Hall
Hedenberg
M.D
Henry Rich Higgins
Annie M. Gannon
James Krauss
Matden
Nehemiah B. Ford
Samuel Lewis Eaton
Newton Highlands
George S. Adams
Westboro
Wilhelmus B. Robinson
Shelburne Falls
Anna M. Chipman
D. A. Babcock
Fall River
Homer Brooks
Haverhill
R. F. Lantzinus Beninga
G. E. White
Sandwich
Horace Packard
Packard
C. Wesselhoeft
John P. Sutherland
N. W. Emerson
Rand leaves Boston to head MASS Benefit Association in Chicago
Mr. John C. Rand departs Boston for Chicago to serve as general manager in the West for the Massachusetts Benefit Association. He has long been connected with the group as director and longtime vice-president. The firm aims to expand and build a comparable reputation in Chicago, with Rand making Lake City his future home and leaving behind a broad circle of well-wishers.
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Mass
Rand
Lake City
Boston
Corner Stone Laid For Odd Fellows Home In Worcester
The corner stone of the Odd Fellows Home in Worcester was laid today with imposing ceremonies as the city wore festive decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODD Fellows’ Home
Worcester
Revival Meeting At Shawmoat Avenue Church This Evening
Revival meeting set for 7 30 PM at Shawmoat Avenue Universalist Church with sermon by Rev CE ACW ACES. Stirring singing expected as attendees are invited to participate.
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Shawmoat Avenue Universalist Church
CE Acw Aces
Libels in personam and vessel involve seamen damages
United States District Court October 8 details libels against ship masters and owners for failure to supply anti scurbutic food and other aids to seamen, causing sickness and injuries aboard vessels. Attorneys named for libellants and respondents. Also a separate suit against owners of schooner Willie L Swift after vessel run on shoes by a crew member, with insolvency noted. trial recounts counsel.
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United States District Court
Carpenter
J. William Silva
Edwin J. Reed
Laine
Petral
O. A. Galvin
Nelson
J. Beta H. Warner
Willie L. Swift
Swift
C. F. Bonney
George A. King
H B Harriman
Fire damage suit over cotton cargo against Louisville & Nashville
No. 928 Dwight Manufacturing v. Louisville & Nashville. In 1886 the plaintiff shipped 160 bales of cotton to be delivered at a Kentucky destination. Forty-five bales burned in transit. plaintiff seeks $2,500. Defendant claims liability only for cargo loss from negligence and want of due care, alleging fires caused by trespassers. Trial lists proceedings and numerous related cases and judges.
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Dwight Manufacturing Company
Louisville & Nashville Mailroad Company
Plaintuff Company
Cihicopee
Erlingston
Joseph F. Wiggin
W. C. Loring
Superior Court cases list from Essex County Salem
In Salem on October 8 a list of court actions includes Dewey v. Gifford an equity suit to abate a nuisance from chimney smoke. Graves v. Galthwaite a suit to enforce a family agreement. Sweeney v. Lynch and many other entries with plaintiff and defense representatives named. The docket notes numerous adoptions, guardians, and cross motions in a busy session.
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Emmerton
Burley
Ranney & Clark
Sweeney
Lynch
Price Et al
Admr
Ela
Yean
Perkins
Rogers
O'Neil
Parker
Blanch
Jones
Dole
Mason
Sulty
Fuller
Under
Lefaveur
Same
Wood
Wyman
Cross
Sargent
Joach
Ramacdell
Wxee
Symionds Ve
Saiem
Savings Bank
Levey v. W. U. Tel
Lyne
Company
Muage
Sargent Et al
Probate Court Wills and Administrations Listed in Cambridge
Middlesex and Norfolk probate court notices list numerous wills presented in Cambridge and Quincy on October 8, with many named testators and executors across cities like Somerville, Wakefield, Lowell, Framingham, and Woburn. Administrations granted for estates in Somerville, Newton, Concord, Watertown, and Cohasset, plus accounting on several estates in Quincy, Randolph, and Weymouth.
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Fannie Soper
Ypsilanti City
Mich
Hugh A. Carney
Somerville
Moses DV
Church of
Medford
Charles Quinn
Newton
Sarah C. Randall
Everett
Sarah E. Sayles
Lowell
Winthrop F. Stevens
Stoneham
John Smiley
Joseph Treen
Holliston
Joseph
Wiley
Wakefield
Lucinda
Williams
Lucy
Bilhoes
Framingham
Michael Fitzgerald
Marlboro
James Lozan
Mary Hall
Cambridge
John Williams
Henry F. Wilson
Littleton
William Fanson
Acton
Willliama Ayers
Harriett. H. Barton
Phineas L. Barnes
Waltham
Harriet P. Dakin
Concord
William Gibbs
Francis W. Gough
Emeline H. Locke
Nathan Rice
Natick
Nathaniel L
Ibley
Weston
Berihia E. Crocker
Melrose
James Hildreth
Norfolk
Quincy
Thomas Williams
Cohasset
Job Adams
Holbrook
Kimira L. Gay
Dedham
J. E. Nash
Randolph
Ann Glennon
Quincey
E. N. Wilbur
James Bates Sower
Ira Porter
Jushina Jones
Quaincy
Patrick McMahon
Nandolph
Cynthia Souther
David Porter
Weymouth
Municipal Court Sessions and Case Listings
First session judges Curtis and Harpy, with cases 5570 Slocum v. Fish, 3698 Jones v. Stener, 2644 Cunningham v. Hartson. Proceedings note second session by Judge Harpy.
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Curtis
Harpy
Slocum
Pennsylvania Guests Excursion Starts for Gettysburg and More
Excursionists depart on a tour that includes Gettysburg Luray Caverns the Shenandoah and Washington as destination stops. The group travels under organized auspices visiting historic sites natural wonders and major metropolitan areas.
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Gettysburg
Luray Caverns
the Shenandoah and
Washington
Tremont Temple Lectures by Dr Greene on Men Health
Dr. Greene of 34 Temple Place Boston closed a course of free illustrated lectures at Tremont Temple for men. He warned that physical and nerve weakness hinders business, study, and life, listing symptoms and urging natural vegetable remedies. He urged readers to seek his care at 34 Temple Place with free consultations and a book titled Facts Worth Knowing.
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Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Tremont Temple
Dr. Greene
Mass
Carl Baermann to Perform Six Chamber Concerts at Union Hall
Music lovers welcome an announcement that pianist Carl Baermannn will give six chamber concerts at Union Hall this season. The subscription list is now ready at M. Steinert & Sons, with full details to follow.
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Carl Baermannn
Union Hall
M. Steinert & Sons
Epitaphs and oddly named tonics in New England notices
Curious remarks on a Paris cemetery epitaph to a late husband and wife prompt reflections on humor and study. The piece also promotes Chester H. Graves & Sons tonics for sickness relief, noting their labels and Boston origin.
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Aterelam
J. OQ
Taylor
G. O. Taylor
Chester H, Graves & Sons
Boston
Mass
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Pullen
Connolly
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Ant
Drew
Massachusetts Society
Mason, C. J
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Lamson
Lissner
Karry
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Lewis
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Levine
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Hlair
Paize
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Capaken
Whittier Slach. Co
Snow Ween Vy
Clark v. Mer. & Min. ‘Trans. Co
Nowell
Morse
May
Fitzpatrick
Glazier
Lhss
Quinsier
Davidson
Hutchinson
Spofford
Towers
Manning
Newton v. Kenney
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Foundry
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Lord
Advent Christ
N Soc’y
Maney
Witzpatrick
Samne
Way
Stiles
N. E. Tel W& Tel, Co
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Mehim
Grand 7 Trunk
Cefrey
Wark
Oley
Badger
Meilen
Vine
Noyes
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Sherman, 1
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Wright
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Hammond
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Lewis FE. Burnham
Sane
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Bean
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Fitchburg RR
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Lunt
Josephine
Charles A
Collyer
Estelle L
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Maxwell
Robert
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Norier
Dunbar
Boston & Lowell, RR
Winchester
Essex County
Salem
Dewey, J
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Pennsylvania
Old Colony
Ole Virginny
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Great Road
Vilage
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Captain Long
Shenandoah
Antietam
Potomac
Shepherdstown
Charlestown
John Stown Court House
Luray Inn
Old Dominion
Richmond
Normandie
New York City
Philadelphia
John Leavitt
Lewis J. Jones
E. B. Bayon
Thomas O. Rogers
Rockville
George W. Adams
George Watson Beach
Charles A. Johnson
R. 1
John Robertson
Ft. Coy
Carrie $Lamson
Bellows Falls
Val. Manahan
James W
George G. Cook
David Hale
O. Avery
Milford
H. A. Gordon
Dorchester
J. G. Mudge
Petersham
L. A. Lamson
Hopedale
Lizzie Goff
Fitchburg
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