Lodge Rally in Lynn Endorses Lodge for Sixth District Seat
An immense Republican rally in Lynn's Alaska Hall supported Lleary Cabot Lodge for Congress. Speakers Reed and Greenhalge praised majority rule, protection, and the party's records while urging voters to back Lodge and the GOP ticket in the Sixth District race.
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Lynn
Party of
Progress
Democratic
Maine
Boston
Congress
House of Representatives
Lodge
United States
Republican
Greenhalze
Reed
Lyon
Fusion Ticket Set At New York Conference
The Fusion ticket was agreed at the Hotel Brunswick conference among Republican, County Democracy and People's Municipal League representatives. It lists Francis M. Scott for Mayor Theodore L. Myers for Comptroller John W. Gott for District Attorney William H. Bellamy for County Clerk William H. Corsa for Sheriff John J. Friedman for Superior Court Judge James M. Varnum for City Court Judge Donald McLean for Mayor Aldermen James W. Hawes. The ticket was later nominated by the People's Municipal League at its county convention in Scottish Rite Hall.
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New York
Hotel Brunswick
County Democracy
People’s Municipal League
Francis M. Scott
Theodore L. Myers
John W. Gott
William H. Bellamy Onunitean
William H. Corsa
Superior Court
John J. Friedman
James M. Varnum
Donald McLean
Abner C. Thomas
Pee of Aldermen
James W. Hawes
Repubican
Scottish Rite
Revival Meeting At Shawmut Avenue Church Tonight
Revival service at Shawmut Avenue Universalist Church this evening at 7 30 led by Reverend Phanee Conklin with stirring singing and invitation to attend.
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Shawmut Avenue Universalist Church
sSernon
Phanee Conklin
Clothing Freeland Loomis and Co Propr proprietors corner ad
Freeland Loomis and Co proprietors publish an advertisement noting their Seattle style clothing goods at the corner of Washington and Boylston streets.
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Freeland, Loomis & Co., Proprietors
Washington and
Boylston Streets
Boston Cold Weather Overcoats Sale Opens Oct 8
Boston merchants unveil a substantial stock of overcoats for boys and men, highlighting Cape and Ulster styles for youths 4 to 15, and double breasted box overcoats for young men. Prices from 3.50 to 25 dollars plus samples and special lots teased for sale, with LOT 1 featuring 200 dark blue Aberdeen diagonal overcoats at a low price.
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Boston
New England
London
All Wool Overcoat and Fine Wool Underwear Bargains
Boston retailer touts Strictly ALL-WOOL Bannockburn Black Cheviot overcoats at $12.00 each and 300 lots at lowest New England price. Also promotes 400 dozen Portsmouth Blue Ribbed wool shirts and drawers, and 500 dozen pure Australian wool white undergarments at heavy weight, previously $2.00 each, now offered until sold out.
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Bannockburn
New England
Portsmouth
Bargain Underwear and Overcoats Offer in Boston Show Windows
Continental advertises a limited offer on winter underwear with four garments per buyer, samples mailed to New England at no risk, and a promise of double the price if not found worth it. It also promotes a complete stock of fall and winter overcoats, claiming the largest selection in Boston and prices guaranteed lower than rivals for equal quality.
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New England
Continental
Boston
Overcoats Offered at Extraordinary Low Price
A catalog note promotes 300 plain black Moscow beaver overcoats from M. C. Collins of Lowell Mass. Sizes 34 to 44 offered at an extraordinarily low price though the exact amount is truncated. The ad positions the coats as among the best values for the money, claiming value above typical prices.
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New England
M. C. Collins
Lowell
Mass
Overcoats Offered at Unbeatable New England Prices
The ad claims over coats crafted with unique trim, never shown by local houses for under ten dollars, with examples in Boston at twelve dollars. Lot 4 features 400 units by M C Collins of Lowell, dark blue, regular sizes 35 to 42, freshly made, priced exceedingly low.
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New England
Boston
M. C. Collins
Lowell
Great Sale Of Underwear Offers Blue Beaver Overcoat
We advertise blue Beaver overcoats at 6.50 each, claiming real value 12 and 10 in retail trade. Customers may request samples and return if not worth the stated value, with refunds at our expense. The sale continues this week.
City Notes on Insolvency Court and Local Meetings
The creditors meeting for Silas 8 Drew convened in East Cambridge Insolvency Court with Ariel D. Crocker named assignee. Potter Lovell & Co hearings in Municipal Court pushed to October 23. Massachusetts Fish and Game Association opened its season at the American House with four new members. Society of Arts started its season at the Technology building with Prof. W. T. Gedwick presenting on Crenothrix Kubniana Nest of Water Works.
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Silas
Drew
East Cambridge
Ariel D. Crocker
Walter Potter
W. D. Lovell
Potter, Lovell & Co
Massachusetts Fish and Game Association
American House
Society of Arts
Technology Building
W. T. Gedwick
Nest of Water Works
Sale of Garments Limited to Four Per Customer
Lot 2 offers 200 dozens of natural wool underwear in regular sizes made in excellent workmanship. Normally priced at 1.25 per garment, the sale closes during this event. Each person may purchase up to four garments.
Sale of Fine Gentile Wear and Wool Underwear
A dealer offers 200 dozen Pure White Australian Wool Under Wear in regular sizes at $1.50 each, with remarks on quality and usual retail price not less than $1.25. The text also lists pricing patterns like 15 Gents Each and 75 Gents Each, asserting superior quality suitable for a refined customer.
Condensed Vicuna Wool Garment Lot Offer
An auction style notice advertises Lot 4 containing 600 dozens of patent shaped vicuna wool garments weighing 12 lb per dozen. The goods are natural wool with a fine narrow stripe, sold regularly for $2.00 each, now offered at $1.00 per garment with a limit of four garments per buyer at half value.
FIRST SYMPHONY REHEARSAL AT Music Hall
The Boston Symphony Orchestra under Arthur Nikiseh opens the season with a concert at Music Hall this afternoon featuring Hebrides overture Mendelssohn two violin concerto Bach and the Ervica Symphony Beethoven. Soloists Kneisel and Laeffier. Continental Clothing House unveils a major sale of men boys and children’s overcoats for fall and winter.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Arthur Nikiseh
Music Hall
Hebrides
Continental Clothing House Largest New England retailer
Continental Clothing House promotes itself as the largest wholesale and retail clothing house in New England. It highlights extensive stock and regional reach, signaling a major local fashion supplier.
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Clothing House
New England
Yale Navy launch awaits final acceptance trial date
New Haven officials report the Yale navy launch remains under review by the trial committee after minor adjustments. A final report is expected after another trial about a week from next Saturday, with the project costing around 4500 dollars. Meanwhile an advertisement promotes direct import purchases from A Hetherston Co for wines and liquors with special low prices and COD shipping.
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Yale Navy
New Haven
Conn
SpEctor
A. Hetherston & Co
Broadstreet
Boston
Economy Ventilating Heater Advertising Card
An economy ventilating heater promises thorough warming for homes, churches, or schools and provides perfect ventilation. Catalogues available from J. F. Pease Co. at 75 Union St. Boston.
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J. F. Pease Co
Union St
Boston
ELEVENTH POSSIBILITIES Dr William Everett Letter of Acceptance
GREENFIELD October 9 The Walker faction within the Republican ranks shows signs of vengeful tactics as they contend for influence in the second district. Walker may run with a path to Coolidge in Congress and Russell as Governor, while other leaders push for Myron to oppose the kid glove faction.
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William Everett
Gammans
Charlestown
Haverhill
Greenfield
Sprcra Au
Walker
Congress
Russell
Mr. Taylor
Holyoke Walker
Myron
William Everett Accepts Democratic Congressional Candidacy
Dr. William Everett writes from Quincy in October 1890 to the Sixth District Democrats thanking them for selecting him as their congressional candidate. He justifies cross district support, praises ancestors and district ties, critiques Republican leadership and McKinley tariff policies, and pledges careful consideration of current legislation while noting limited health and gratitude to supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Everett
Committee of the Democrats
Quincy
Oct
Sixth
Congress
Massachusetts
No Nomination In The Second Democratic Convention
Quincy October 9 The second congressional Democratic convention met this afternoon and referred the nomination to a committee of two from each senatorial district. The committee will meet at the State committee headquarters in Boston Saturday to select the candidate. Talk centers on John Quincy Adams, while Peleg McFarlin is mentioned as an independent candidate to draw Republicans who oppose Morse yet dislike voting for a Democrat.
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Lodge
Congress
Civil Service Commission
Sam
Dr. Everett
Julius Cesar
Rubicon
Napoleon
St. Helena
France
Charles V
Spain
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Joseph Chamberlain
Birmingham
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Harvard College
God
Jefferson
Breckinridge
Watterson
Louisville
Robert Lee
Virgininia
Beauregard
Louisiana
Fort Sumter
Jefferson Davis
Mississippi
Everett
Fort Warren
Fort Independence
Democratic Party
Reed
America
Springer
Illinois
lLaughter
Langston
House
Randall
Independent
Rogers
Arkansas
Oliver Wendell Holmes
China
United States
Quincy
Boston
John Quincy Adams
Peleg McFarlin
Morse
Brickett Nominated for Essex Senate by Acclamation
Benjamin F. Brickett of Haverhill won the Essex Democratic senatorial nomination by acclamation at the fourth convention. He will oppose corporate interests and lobbies, attacking oleomargarine and imitation butter votes, and pledging a forceful campaign. Brickett was born Aug 10, 1845, in Haverhill and comes from a long respected local family.
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Haverhill
Spectov
Benjamin F. Brickett
R. M. Perley
Newburyport
State Central Committee
Rickett
West End
Brickett
Gleason for Senator Again at Norfolk Republican Convention
The first Norfolk senatorial Republican convention met at 3:30 pm in the Probate Court room Quincy Oct 9. John F Merrill was temporary chair John W Belcher secretary. Delegates 26 includ Ben Lovell Weymouth and Walter W Adams ae. Gleason nominated by acclimation amid praise from Chamberlain of Slyde Park and Lovell elected state committee member.
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W. F. Gleason
Chamberlain
Slyde Park
Gleason
Ben 8. Lovell
Ninth Suffolk Senatorial Convention Nominates West by Acclamation
The ninth Suffolk senatorial convention at the Republican ward and city committee HQ moved smoothly to unanimously nominate William H. West from Ward 24 and appoint necessary committees. Thirty nine delegates from three wards reported. John Con ness moved for acclamation, and West arrived to speak briefly as a committee informed him. Charles Mann of Ward 21 was reelected to the State central committee.
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Suffolk
William H. West
Cushing
W. H. Goodwin
John Conness
West
Charles Mann
State Central Committee
Cambridge Nominations At Republican Caucuses
In Cambridge last evening the Republican Representative caucuses named candidates for wards in Middlesex district. Otis S. Brown and William B. Durant won in Ward Island’s first Middlesex. Alderman Frank H. Teele and James Cox in Ward 2 second district. Edwin Winward in Ward 3 third district. C. W. Henderson and M. E. Rideout in Ward 4 fourth district. An attempt to adopt a new caucus system in Ward 2, to extend polling hours and use a check list, was indefinitely postponed.
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Cambridge
Ward Island
Middlesex
Otis S. Brown
William B. Durant
Frank H. Teele
James Cox
Edwin Winward
C. W. Henderson
M. E. Rideout
Petition for extending Harrison Avenue and Hawley Street
Boston street commissioners receive a petition dated October 6 1890 from residents and the West End Street Railway Company seeking to extend Harrison Avenue to Avon Street and Summer Street connect Hawley Street to Water Street by widening Water Street and including parts of Spring Lane and adjacent buildings east of Hawley Street. Signers include J B Thomas Charles Rollins Oliver Ames and Edmund Reardon vice president of the West End Street Railway Company.
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Harrison Avenue
Hawley Street
Boston
Board of Street Commissioners
City of
Avon Street
Summer Street
Water Street
Spring Lane
Devonshire Street
J. B. Thomas
Charles Rollins
Oliver Ames
Benjamin F. Stevens
Charles Whittier
John Felt Osgood
George Curtis
George G. Kennedy
B. B. Weld
Phineas B. Smith
John F. Newton
S. 5. Rowe
Trial on Bigelow mail theft halted by lack of jurisdiction
In Portland court the W W Bigelow trial for stealing a muslin package from Jordan Marsh to Miss Ida A Joy West Gouldsboro Me began with one witness and ended that the crime occurred between Lynn and Newburyport Mass, thus outside federal jurisdiction. Legal ads follow including Hood’s Sarsaparilla, Salvation Oil, and Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup advertisements.
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Portland
United States District Court
W. W. Bigelow
Bangor
Boston
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Ida A. Joy
West Gouldsboro
Lynn
Newburyport
Massachusetts
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U. S. Gov't Report
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Post
Cor. Washington and Boylston Sts
General Brickett
Phillips Exeter Academy
Dartmouth College
Harvard Law School
Essex County
George H. Gammans
Waverly House
William H. Preble
Preble
George N. Swallow
Dudley
William
Hood
Salvation Oil
Bismarck
Biese
G. O. ‘Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
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