Noon Rally Draws Crowd at Faneuil Hall for Democratic Marketmen
About 4326 people attended the Democratic marketmen's rally at Faneuil Hall from 11:20 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The event featured George Fred Williams, Dr. William Everett, and Congressman ONeil among speakers. Crowds cheered as banners displayed Cleveland and Stevenson with Russell and Carroll.
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Faneuil Hall
Carter
Cleveland
Stevenson
Russell An Carroll
George Fred Williams
William Everett
Congressman O'Neil
Lucius Slade
Ironclad School Suit for Boys 5 to15 Years
A local store promotes durable school wear with an ironclad all wool double breasted suit for boys aged five to fifteen at five dollars. The ad highlights a large section of children’s garments and guarantees high value for every dollar with customer reassurance.
Allen Standish Marriage in South Framingham
At South Framingham on Oct 9 Rev RE W Virsin joined Harry FE Allen of Walpole with Mabelle EK Standish of Sherborn and William Everett Brown married Mary Ann Fearin in Somerville by Rev George W Durell.
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Allen
Standish
South Framingham
RE. W. Virsin
Harry FE. Allen
Walpole
Mabelle EK
Sherborn
Brown—Fearin
Somerville
George W. Durell
William Everett Brown
Mary Ann Fearin
Obituaries in Malden and Area on Oct 8 9
Notices list deaths across multiple towns including Florence A Helt in Malden Francis L Chapman in Cambridge Warren Tilton in the city Henry Cowles in Saxonville John Crane in East Braintree Forrest Hancock in Somerville Miss Kate Howe Contoocook Kate Howe late teacher L Franklin Rand Detroit Fanny Richardson Bedford Jennie Scales Winchester Henry Wadsworth Duxbury aged from 28 to 79 with dates Oct 3 9 8 7.
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Helt
Malden
Florence A
George H. Helt
Chapman
Cambridge
Francis L Ae
First Parish
Harvard Square
Tilton
Warren Tilton
Area
Cowles
Saxonville
Henry Cowles
Crane
East Braintree
John Crane
Hancock
Somerville
Forrest E. Hancock
Howe
Contoocook
N. H
Kate Howe
East Boston
Rand
Detroit
Mich
L. Franklin Rand
Richardson
Bedford
Fanny F. Richardson
Scales
Winchester
Jennie Scales
T. S. Scales
Woburn
Wadsworth
Duxbury
Mass
Henry Wadsworth
With Best Intentions couples listed in historical notice
A long list of couples appears in a historical notice format, pairing names such as Barnet Rosenberg with Anna Novitch and Edward Cannery with Margaret Green, extending through William D. Dunbar with Agnes Kelley and Arthur H. Rossall with Ella G. Weaver.
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Barnet Rosenberg
Anna Novitch
Edward Cannery
Margaret Green
Neil J. McDonald
Maggie McDonald
Michael J. Kenney
Mary I. McLellan
Georg T. Colburn
Minnie Churchill
John wlcDowell
Lila F. Dahl
Oscar Lindall
Marie Jensen
Charles Irving
Nellie Allen
James Evans
Julia Welch
Thomas Bolton
Amy Watts
Daniel Donovan
Elizabeth Gallagher
George A. Carpenter
Margaret Crowley
John Doherty
Mary Green
Patrick P. Tayne
Catherine M. Sullivan
Morris Weis
Fannie Goldberg
William R. Davis
Mary Chick
James R. Black
Edith B. Lorenzo
William D. Dunbar
Agnes
Kelley
James A. Williams
Margaret E. Long
Scott A. Trent
Laura A. Seaves
Arthur H. Rossall
Ella G. Weaver
Newly Wed Notices Filed by Registrar in City
In this city Oct. 9 by Rev. M. J. Murphy Michael Yooneon and Yricer M. Lacy notified the registrar. On Oct. 7 Rev. John E. Hickey Michael Moley and Ellen IT Roach filed similar notices.
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M. J. Murphy
Michael, Yooneon
Yricer M. Lacy
John E. Hickey
Michael Moley
Tani Ellen IT. Roach
Deaths Reported to Registrar Office Oct 10 189i
Names listed include Catharine Green aged 68 Jane O Brien aged 22 Mary A E Watson aged 68 and Margaret Ing aged 1 in this city with Oct 8 death dates noted Each entry records a resident death with ages and spouses in a city registrar report
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This City
Catharine
John Green
Jane O’brien
Neig Ae
Mary A. E. Watson
Yeithis City
Margaret F
Henry Ing
Old State House hub for Shore Line and Colonial trains
No. 8 Old State House, under Mr L H Palmer, long a popular transportation hub in Boston, offers tickets or drawing room car seats for Shore Line express trains and the Colonial express between Boston and Washington.
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Old State Liouse
L. H. Palmer
Boston
Shore Line
Washington
Readers by newspaper counted letters to editor
John Charles Frohn reports tallying readers this morning, counting 57 Posts, 23 Heralds, and 43 Clothes. He signs from 554 East Eighth Street, So. Goston. Gert. 30.
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Post
John Charles Frohn
East Eighth St
Goston
Gert
Cushman for Congress Nominee in Plymouth County District
Elbridge Cushman of Lakeville, Democrat, nominated for Congress in the twelfth district replacing declined Peleg McFarrin of Carver. Born July 26, 1838 in Middleboro, Cushman has deep Plymouth County roots, a farm, and extensive service in agricultural organizations. He has taught, served on the State Board of Agriculture, and represented Massachusetts Grange on the Amherst experimental station board.
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Elbridge Cushman
Lakeville
Peleg McFarrin
Carver
Middleboro
Pierce Academy
Plymouth
Worcester
Plymouth County
Cushman
State Board of Agriculture
Russell
Massachusetts State Grange
Massachusetts Experimental Station
Amherst
Still in the Mud Whitney Steamer May Not Be Floated Today
The sunken Whitney remains buried in seven feet of mud and water continues to ooze into the hull as repairs stall. Steam pumps have freed water slowly. a burst hose yesterday delayed progress. Captain Burgess remains confident the steamer will be floated today.
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Whitney
Burgess
Missing New York Millionaire Sought Near Waterbury
Waterbury Connecticut October 10 detectives hunt woods and swamps near Waterbury for Arthur Beckwick the New York millionaire who escaped Buell's sanitarium at Litchfield. No trace found and fear he may have died from exposure.
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Waterbury, Conn
Waterbury
Arthur Beckwick
New York
Buell
Litchfield
Bargains in Winter Garments Offer Cheviot Reefers
A newspaper ad notes Black Wool Diagonal Cheviot Reefers at 34 inches, described as splendidly made and valued at not less than $10, offered for $6.50. Also advertised Plain Black Cheviot Reefer with wide black French coney fur priced at $5.00.
Black Silk Stockings Sold at Bargain Prices
Advertisement notes plain and drop stitch black silk stockings offered at 7 cents per pair, and extra weight pure silk stockings from a regular 125 quality priced at one dollar per pair.
Parting With The Port Tennyson Funeral Details
London Oct 10 All Tennyson family members gathered at Aldworth for the last look at the poet. Lady Tennyson bade a final adieu as the wreaths and a small white package were placed on the coffin. The body to be moved to Westminster Abbey for Wednesday funeral with Archbishop Canterbury and Dean of Westminster. Henry White will pall bear in place of Lincoln. Music by John Frederick Bridge includes Crossing the Bar. Attendees include the Prince of Wales Lord Salisbury diplomatic corps and cabinet members.
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London
Lord Tennyson
Haslemere
Waterloo Station
Westminster Abbey
Henry White
Diplomatic Corps
Cabinet
Strikes, Peddlers Drive Wylie Avenue Business Failures
In PrrrspurG Oct 10 the labor troubles of six months are blamed for recent business failures among Hebrews in the Wylie avenue district. Sheriff bills of sale have been attached to six dry goods and nation stores as peddlers and small dealers failed to meet obligations. The credit chain from Eastern wholesalers to peddlers and finally to customers collapsed, with victims including S Tapolski J S Friedman and D Rosenthal whose liabilities reach about $125000.
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Prrrspurg
Wylie Avenue
Nation
S. Tapolski
J. S. Friedman
D. Rosenthal
A Desperate Murderer at Mount Hotty Thwarted by Prisoner
Wesley Warner, accused of killing Lizzie Peak, planned another murder with a club and escape. Fellow inmate Daniel Ryan warned the turnkey, enabling Warner to be disarmed and confined. The court praised Ryan and suspended his sentence for the alert and service.
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Mount Hotty
N. Jd
Wesley Warner
Lizzie Peak
Daniel Ryan
Ryan
Warner
Our Militia All Right
Captain Marcus P. Miller reports to the War Department that Massachusetts militia administration, discipline, and armory instruction rival the regular army. A few enlistments of too-young men were noted, but the troops overall are a well armed, well drilled and well trained force.
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Washington
Marcus P. Miller
Fifth Artillery
U.S.A
National Guard
Massachusetts
War Department
Regular Army
Ship William A Campbell Abandoned in Pacific Storm
The vessel sailed from Port Townsend August 3 bound for Queenstown. A fierce storm on August 26 left the ship unmanageable and abandoned at latitude 14 N longitude 120 W. One boat with part of the crew was rescued at Kahului. the captain and rest of the crew are missing and likely lost.
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San Francisco
William A. Campbell
Port Townsend
Queenstown
Kahului
Drayton Ward Leader Dies Suddenly at 74
William Hey ward Drayton a prominent Philadelphia lawyer and president of the Board of City Trusts died suddenly at his son’s Pearlyn Pennsylvania summer residence. He was nearing 75 and had shown no prior illness before this unexpected death.
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Philadelphia
William Heyward Drayton
Board of City Trusts
William Drayton
Pearlyn
Penn
State Union of Street Railway Employees
The Massachusetts Street Railway Employees Union aims to unite drivers conductors and stormmen across cities including Boston Lowell Lawrence Haverhill Lynn Chelsea New Bedford Fall River Newburyport Rockland Woburn Winchester Salem Marblehead Brockton Springfield Worcester Pittsfield Type Hall to host a convention. President Drew says eager widespread support and a potential 10000 members by December with a working federation soon.
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Massachusetts Street Railway Employees’ Union
Pioneer Labor
West End Street Railway
M.S. Drew
Pioneer
Lowell Street
Boston
Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhill
Lynn
Chelsea
New Bedford
Fall River
Newburyport
Rockland
Woburn
Winchester
Salem
Marblehead
Brockton
Springfield
Worcester
Pittsfield
Type Hall
Drew
Stormen
Federation of Labor
Nominating Convention Names Carruth for Ninth Suffolk Senate
The Ninth Suffolk Democratic district held a quiet, quick convention last night. James L. Johnson chaired and John H. Lennon served as secretary with fifty three delegates present. Herbert B. Carruth of Ward 24 was unanimously nominated for Senator. Henry V. Cunningham joined the State Senate committee. District committee members elected were John T. Lennon, James H. Cunningham, and Thomas J. Dwyer.
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Suffolk
James L. Johnson
Ward
John H. Lennon
Ward 24
Winthrop Merrill
Herbert 8. Carruth
Henry V. Cunningham
Gentemen
John T. Lennon
James H. Cunningham
Thomas J. Dwyer
Boston Architectural Club Holds Annual Meeting at Thorndike
The Boston Architectural Club met at Hotel Thorndike last evening with about twenty five to thirty members. Dinner ran from 6 to 8 pm before President Co H Blackall led the session. The club reported new Tremont place rooms and planned next year exhibitions lectures and classes. officers elected were President Co H Blackall and secretary treasurer H P Pennell.
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Boston Architectural Club
Thorndike
Co. H. Blackall
Tremont Place
H. Blackall
H. P. Pennell
Appraisers value steamship Ottoman at 300000 dollars
In United States District Court the appraisers fixed the Ottoman s value at 300000 dollars after its collision with the H M Whitney in harbor. A bond was filed by the owners and she was released from attachment.
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H. M. Whitney
United States District Court
Growth of the Post Told by Reader Letters
A call for readers to submit the best letter proving the Post’s remarkable growth to its present position. The contest seeks evidence, illustrations, or incidents that show the paper’s impact and progress through vivid, convincing anecdotes.
Suggestions to competitors on newspaper growth in Boston
Readers are urged to send unprejudiced evidence about the Post’s advance in Boston and vicinity. Share how many copies your block or office takes, compare with others, and explain when you began subscribing and why. Keep letters under 200 words and address to the Editor of the Post, Boston.
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Boston
POST
Campaign digest on civil service reform and party means
A partisan denunciation of Republican handling of tariffs pensions and patronage argues McKinley and silver bills favor private gain over public good. It cites abuses in post offices census Indian service and diplomacy, urging Cleveland as the reformist alternative and condemning Harrison’s administration and the 1890 acts.
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Republican Party
Tanner
Baum
United States
Harrison
Pearson
New York
Hendrix
Brooklyn
General Corse
Boston
Pine Ridge
Indian Service
Civil Service
Cleveland
London
Bayard
Jarvis
Brazil
Mr. Cleveland
Memnley
Toledo
Congress
Eare
Ofice Department
Wanamaker
Clarkson
Pension
Raum
Census Bureau
Porter
War Department
Stephen B. Elkins
London pugilist Charley Mitche freed after assault charge
London on October 10 Charley Mitche a pugilist was held in £100 bail to answer for assaulting an old man and was released from custody.
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London
Charley Mitche Pugilist
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A. Davis Weld
Francis J. Child
Richard H. Dana
Robert Bleakie
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Charles C. Jackson
Nicholas P. Gilman
John W. Carter
Henry Lambert
Henry W. Lamb
Samuel D. Warre
N.S. Shaler
Charles S. Rack
Charles B. Fox
John Worcester
Archibald M. Howe
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Robert Treat Paine
Henry H. Edes
Henry W. Putna
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Marcus Morton
F.F. Raymond
Francis Cabot
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M. Bughee
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Charles F. Crehore
F. W. Putnam
James P. Tolman
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Hutchi George Clare
Theodore Lyman
Charles Frahers Adams
Henry Lee
Charles W. Eliot
Robert Morse
Ames Biggio
Phineas Pierce
Moorfield Storey
Leverett S. Tuckerman
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EL. B. Haskell
iGharles A. Welch
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Winslow Warren
William R. Lord
T. B. Aldrich
Clement K. Fay
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Henry W. Putnam
Jabez Fox
Albert A. Pope
Thomas
Perry
Frederick J. Stim
Lawrence Bond
Liorace S. Fowle
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Henry Williams
BP. S. Lard
Hk. L. Bridgman
L. P. Hollander
H. E. Rothfield
George W. Thacher
Joseph R. $m
Chandler & Co
DR. Jaeger
Ceived
Craven
Charley Mitchell
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