Lodge Nominated in Malden Asmer Resulting Unity
In Malden a rapid Republican convention nominated Henry Cabot Lodge by acclamation for Congress in the sixth district, praising unity and urging protectionist policy. Lodge pledges to support a tariff that protects American labor, opposes Morrison, and calls for party turnout. The meeting also named a district committee and praised the party’s harmony.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Nahant
Republican Organization
Congress
Lodge
Lovering
Morrison
Malden
Omer
Thomas Winship
Wakefield
John L. Parker
Lynn
John C. Rand
Medford
Winship
J. Henry Norcross
Messrs. Norcross
M. Ivory Emmons
Swampscott
Thomas Floyd
Winthrop
George W. White
Melrose
Messrs. White
Edwin L. Pilsbury
Boston
Elihu B. Hayes
George H. Maddock
John W. Bitchings
Saucus
A. H. Davenport
Joseph T. Wilson
B. A. Towle
Stoneham
William H. Hart
Chelsea
Davenport
Hart
5. C. Smail
Winchester
Ha Ae
Boston Herald
New England
Lam
Louisiana
United States
David A. Wells
Professor Perry
Bushrod Morse Nominated for Congress at Tacmon DEM convention
Bushrod Morse of Sharon was nominated for Congress by acclamation at the Democratic district convention in Tacmon. An informal ballot gave Morse 40 votes to Everett 6 and Douglass 1, with Morse noted for long service in Sharon and multiple party roles.
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Bushrod Morse
Congress
Tacmon
Sharon
William Everett
Quincy
W. L. Douglass
Brockton
Everett
Douglass
Morse
House
Norfolk County Democratic Committee
Democratic State Committee
Suffolk
Democratic senatorial convention in eighth Suffolk district at Bank Hall
The eighth Suffolk district Democratic convention met at Bank Hall with Wards 19 22 and 25 forming the district. Contests from Wards 19 and 22 led to temporary Brighton delegates organizing and guarding the hall as reporters were barred until credentials were reviewed. Two ex legislators from Ward 19 and Ward 22 vied for the district seats amid dispute over caucus fairness and seating.
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Suffolk
Bank Hall
Ward
Edward Ready
Brighton
F. B. Kelly
Stephen Lachess
Garden
John H. Lee
Democratic City Committee
James H. Rowe
John H. Coyle
House of Representatives
John F. Shea
Ward 19
Committee On Claims
Cyrus W. Field
Thomas F. Hunt
Ward 22
John Madden
Shea
Bragg
Ward 19 Ward 22 turmoil in Democratic convention
Delegates clash over bolting and regular factions led by Hunt and Shea as Ward 19 and 22 struggle for control. John Shea wins the nomination for Senator with John H. Lee pledging to back him, while Hanley denounces meddling. Ward 22 bolters gain seats and plans move to state committee. C. W. Kingsley nominated by acclamation for the Middlesex Republican senate seat.
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Edward Brennan
Ward 19
Hunt Men
William Kilduff
Shea
Lee
James Dee
Madden
Dee
Hunt
P. T. Hanley
Hanley
Pies
Richard Sullivan
John l. Shea
Eben Fy
Pillsbury
Ee Senate Wenned
Iis
Charles Li. Randall
Ewe
Elias
John H. Lee
Democratic State Committee
Democratic Party
Havana
State Committee
Colonel Hanley
Daniel A. Gallacher
James H. Rowe
Wards
Kelly’s Hotel
Hard By
John A. Daly
Ward
Jeremiah Hogan
Brighton
Thomas F. Hunt
John Logue
Alderman Maguire
Knight of Labor
Funt
C. W. Kingsley
Middlesex
Central Square
Cambridgeport
H. Bennink
Ward 2
Cambridge
Bennink
George M. Clark
White
Ward 6
George D. Chamberlin
Senate
Chester W. Kingsley
Chamberlin
Bet Cn
Stratton
Kingsley
Henry J. Wells
State Central Committee
Messrs. Chamberlin and
Third District Councillor Convention Nominates Caldwell
The third district Democratic councillor convention in Cambridge chose Dr J C Couch of Cambridge and ex Alderman Joseph B Caldwell of Charlestown as nominees after an informal ballot and a debate over Charlestown’s full delegation. Caldwell’s nomination was made unanimous with one dissent.
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Cambridge
William Reilley
Waltham
John J. McAulifie
Charlestown
Joseph B. Caldwell
J.C. Couch
Alderman Donovan
Boston
Committee On Credentials
Mr. Caldwell
Councillor Locke Renominated For Third Term
Warren E. Locke of Norwood was unanimously renominated for a third term by the Republicans of the second district in the Hawthorne rooms. Temporary chair A W Tufts of Boston, secretary KE Brewer of Ward 23, credentials committee members Rhod es Taunton Backup Boston Porter Quincy Sturtevant Hyde Park A Stacey Foxboro reported eighty one delegates present. Locke was renominated by acclamation amid brief proceedings.
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Locke
Warren E. Locke
Norwood
Hawthorne
A. W. Tufts
Boston
KE. W. Brewer
Ward 23
Messrs. Rhodes
Taunton
Porter
Quincy
Sturtevant
Hyde Park
A. Stacey
Foxboro
Independent head quarters opened and campaign talks held
The independent headquarters were opened yesterday at 292 Washington street opposite School street. In the afternoon the executive committee met and discussed favorable reports and campaign details. Democratic events include the Bay State Club banquet and county conventions in Bridgewater October 20 1886. Local voter rolls added fifty seven names in Somerville. Vehement sentiment over a Canadian flag incident in Shelburne Nova Scotia spurs calls for action.
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Washington Street
School Street
Bay State Club
Plymouth County
Town Hall
Bridgewater
Beverly
Henry F. Hurlburt
J. P. Sweeney
Somerville
Peabody
Gloucester
Canada
Taft
Raids on the Gamblers Alarm Court Street Visit
George F. Thompson of Waltham admitted a gambling invitation on Court street at 83 Sudbury street where he lost about eight dollars and his gold watch valued at ten. Police raided the place taking away a fare layout seven score cards two packs of cards a chip rack and chips. Later a second raid on No 31 Howard street seized one table one fare layout one pack of cards and six hundred four chips.
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George F. Thompson
Waltham
Court Street
Sudbury Street
Thompson
Butters
Kelly, O'Neil
Burrell
Obituary: Rear Admiral Edward T. Nichols Dies at 64
Rear Admiral Edward T. Nichols of the United States Navy died at Pomfret Connecticut from apoplexy in his sixty fourth year. Born March 1 1823 in Georgia he rose from midshipman in 1842 to captain in 1866 and rear admiral in 1878. He served in the Mediterranean South American and Pacific squadrons and commanded vessels including Winona Alabama and Mendota. He participated in Forts Jackson and St Phillip bombardment the Vicksburg batteries and the West India squadron. He died after a stroke suffered days earlier while visiting Pomfret.
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Edward T. Nichols
United States Navy
Pomfret
Conn
Admiral Nichols
Georgia
Pacific
Winona
West Gulf
Forts
Jackson
St. Phillip
Vicksburg
Alabama
West India
North Atlantic
Sams and Jones to Speak in Boston Five Weeks of Religious Upheaval
Rumor says the Sam Jones and Sam Small visit will divide Boston church leaders as nine Methodists meet to plan a five week series of sermons. Baptists and Congregationalists withdraw from unity efforts amid suspicion of the evangelists. A heated meeting adjourned with plans to reconvene Monday the 13th.
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Boston
Sam Jones
Sam Small
Hub
Sams
Sam
Union Committee
Broadbeck
Hayden
Bates
Chadbourne
Ely
Mr. Davis
Eastman
Messrs. Small and Jones
Harvard Class Day Officers Selected In Ballot
Harvard senior class elected its day officers with Furber chosen as class secretary and Keyes as first marshal. Brooks won second marshal, Frederick Coolidge took third marshal, Hamilton named orator, Franklin Palmer poet, George Baker ivy orator, and other positions remained undecided with eight posts still open.
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E. J. Rich
G. P. Furber
Provisional Photographic Committee
Pack
F. M. Sellers
C. C. Foster
G. M. Seelye
W. T. Talbot
Boston
Furber
Talbot
Signet Society
Keyes
Brooks
F.S. Coolidge
Remington
Henry W. Keyes
F. S. Coolidge
Varsity
Hasty Pudding Club
A. D
Alpha Delta Phi
Mumford
Coolidge
William A. Brooks
Haverhill
Rogers
Peabody
Frederick
University Boat Club
O. K. Society
Institute of 1770
F. E. E. Hamilton
O. K
Daily Crimson
Ranklin
Palmer
Plattsburg
N. Y
Harvard Advocate
Odist
George P. Baker
Providence
Harvard Monthly
Ivy Orator
Frank Michael
Igs
Two Haymarket Suspects Freed On Recognizance
William Snyder and Thomas Brown two anarchists held since the Haymarket riot were discharged on their own recognizance by Judge Gary this morning Grinnell urged the release and it is likely they will not be tried Snyder an American by birth Brown the lone Irishman among those linked to May 4 are described by officials as young and foolish rather than criminals
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CurckGo
William Snyder
Thomas Brown
Haymarket
Gary
Grinnell
Snyder
Brown
Crimin
Woman stands mute in barn fire case at Harmony
ShowHEGAN Me Oct 12 The preliminary examination of Mrs Emma E Brown charged with burning Alvah Bookers barn ended Principal witnesses for the State were Mrs Delia C Booker and her father William Evans The respondent declined to testify and produced no witnesses The defense was a general denial with a motion to dismiss The defendant is held on $800 bond for trial in the Supreme Court at the December term No further arrests in connection with the recent incendiary fires are expected
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Showhegan
Emma E. Brown
Alvah Booker
Harmony
Delia C. Booker
William Evans
Brown
Supreme Court
Late Major Wright Chronicled as Esteemed Citizen
A Kalamazoo obituary sketches Major Joseph Warren Wright born May 18 1798 in Union Connecticut. He served at West Point and headed a gun works in Millbury Massachusetts and aided inventor Thomas Blanchard. He moved to Kalamazoo in 1865 with his wife to live with daughter Mrs Woodward and son in law. He was a Democrat and longtime Boston customs official and a founder of the Handel and Haydn Society.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
East
Joseph Warren Wright
Union
Conn
West Point Academy
Millbury
Mass
Asa Waters
Milbury
Adaline Blanchard
Jeannie
F. E. Woodward
Wright
Thomas Blanchard
Jefferson
Jackson
George Bancroft
Boston
Greene
Asa H. Waters
Handel and Haydn Society of
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
New England Genealogical and Historical Society
Webster Society
Woodward
Major Wright
City Notes and Local Incidents in Boston
The largest Baptist missionary party sails from East Boston at 10 am on the Catalonia of Cunard. Farewell services at Clarendon Street Baptist Church feature departing missionaries and clergy. Lawyer J. A. L. Whittier faces embezzlement charges of 200000 in Superior Court with trial set for Oct 20. A child birth at Station 4 results in boy George Walker McGowan sent to McLean Hospital. Minerva arrives from Portsmouth with eighteen guns. Missing dealer Lafayette Tebbitts returns home to Chelsea. Society of Arts convenes at Institute of Technology with talk on Steel for Warfare. State Reform Club meets in Chelsea with Mayor Endicott giving welcome. Funeral of Lucretia Crocker at Rutland Street. schools close at noon. Lectures on Ireland at Boston Theatre. Real estate sales by Hatch & Co. and a robbery report at Station 4. Boston distillers dinner. many join YMCA and Dry Salters’ Club plans. Several senators and dignitaries stay at Revere House and Parker House. political rallies at Music Hall. Barnes Lumber proprietor L. K. Barnes stays at Crawford House. Hort cultural Hall fair arrangements for Nov 15 by Home for Aged Couples. Cowboy Patrick Kenney injured on Broadway. Hathaway and Angier Chace tied to local prison histories. Arthur Lane injures both ankles at Seventh Street construction. Police inspectors seize gambling equipment in Bosworth Street room.
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Baptist Missionary Union
Boston
Catalonia
Cunard
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
J. A. L. Whittier
Superior Criminal Court
Harriet L. Reed
Catherine McGowan
Station 4
Secon
Dr. Bush
George Walker McGowan
McLean Hospital
Minerva
Portsmouth
N. 1
Lafayette Tebbitts
City Hall Avenue
Chelsea
Society of Arts
Institute of Technology
H. M. Howe
Massachusetts State Reform Club
Central Orthodox Church
Endicott
Lucretia Crocker
Rutland Street
Harry W. French
Ireland
Boston Theatre
Dublin
Wicklow
Samuel Hatch & Co
George C. Richardson
Frederick Buzzell
Skowhegan
Walker
Frederick
Franks
Boston Distillers
Youngs
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Dry Salters’ Club
Parker House
Alabama
W. P. Canaday
Washington, D. C
C. B. Reade
W.S. Lewis
Washington, D.C
James I. Christie
Revere H Iouse
Furniture Club
Revere House
United States
E. N. Rollins
New Hampshire
N. W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
D. N. Sabin
Minnesota
Republican State Committee
Tremont House
Music Hall
L. K. Barnes
Barnes Lumber Company
Burlington
Crawford House
Horticultural Hall
Home For
Patrick Kenney
South Boston Railway Company
Broadway
George T. Hathaway
Fall River
Angier Chace
Arthur Lane
Athens Street
Seventh Street
G Street
City Hospital
Bosworth Street
Hanscom
Aroused Kingston Sees Hunt's Remedy Endorsement Stir
The Kingston community reacts to Jere Smith’s rescue and near death episode with Hunt's Remedy praised by his father Cornelius B. Smith and Kingston Free man manager W H Winton. Local druggists Cooper and Winchell report high demand and endorsements echo through town talk.
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Boston Herald
the Herald
Jere Smith
Cornelius B. Smith
State Insurance Department
Ile
Kingston Freeman
W. H. Winton
Smith
Mr. Winton
Hunt
Cornelius Bb. Smith
Edwin H. Fasset
Kingston
William D.brenvier
Messrs
Cooper
Winchell
Winthrop
Home Circle Holds Seventh Annual Supreme Council Session
The seventh annual session of the supreme council of the Home Circle met at Young's Hotel with 10 am start. Reports showed 26 percent yearly gain, 6-10 of 1 percent death rate, eleven assessments, and prompt claim payments averaging eighteen days from death notice. Officers elected included Joel Seaverns as supreme leader and Harriet H. Waterman as supreme instructor, with a banquet held at 2 pm.
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Supreme Council of the Home Circle
Young’s Hotel
FE. R. Howe
Boston
Supreme Council
Supreme
Joel Seaverns
Edward Page
Sureme
Harriet H. Waterman
Ouling M. Swain
John A. Cummings
Supreme Gude
Rebecca J. Page
Saran &. Fuller
Supreme Sentinel
Rose J. Swain
Thomas Waterman
Adella L. Cummings
N. Hayward Fuller
George W. Beynton
Supremee
Somerville Aldermen Hear Rail and Streetcar Proposals
Somerville aldermen reviewed petitions from Cambridge Railroad for connecting tracks in Union square and Beach street with Elm street and laying a Dover street single track from the Cambridge line. A hearing for objectors was set for Tuesday Nov 2. The Boston Consolidated street railroad sought an extra track on Broadway to Temple and Washington from Tufts to Union square. The highways committee recommended allowing Charlestown Gas to withdraw to erect poles for electric lighting. The school committee reported no extra room in Ward 3 and noted purchase of 16,080 feet of Cherry street land at 17 cents per foot and 20,806 feet on Lowell street for future schoolhouses.
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Somerville Board of Aldermen
Cambridge Railroad Company
Union Square
Beach Street
Elm Street
Dover Street
Cambridge
Boston Consolidated Street Railroad
Broadway
Franklin Street
Temple Street
Washington Street
Tufts Street
Committee On Highways
Charlestown Gas Company
Ward 3
Cherry Street
Lowell Street
Order of the Iron Hall Cambridge Branch Marks Anniversary
The Cambridge branch No. 74 of the Order of the Iron Hall held its anniversary at Union Hall Cambridgeport last evening. Supreme officers and F. D. Somerby attended as guests. Entertainment by the Cambridge Orchestra Society Commonwealth male quartet and Mr Frye. Speeches by supreme officers and Mr Somerby. The program ended with a collation at Temple Hall with over 500 covers.
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Cambridge
Order of the Iron Hall
Union Hall
Cambridgeport
F. D. Somerby
Cambridge Orchestral Society
Commonwealth Maie
Frye
Somerby
Temple Hall
Congregations Gather for Rev Hutson Services
Religious notice announces Rev Thomas Hutson will reach Bromfeld Street Church every evening this week drawing very large congregations to services at the church.
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Thomas Hutson
Bromfeld Street Church
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Methuen
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