Brookline Club Forms To Back Cleveland Thurman Ticket
A Brookline town meeting formed the Brookline Cleveland and Thurman Club to support Cleveland and Thurman in the upcoming presidential election. Key officers were named including President Moses Williams and Secretary George R. Jones, with members denouncing Republican tariffs and urging support for Burnett in the congressional race. The gathering featured speeches criticizing Harrison and Candler and praising President Cleveland and tariff reform.
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Cleveland and Thurman Club
Harrison
William H. Hill
James B. Hand
Moses Williams
Edward Atkinson
Robert Bishop
Frederic Cunningham
Charles T. Duncklee
Aaron H. Latham
J. H. Maher
Jerome Jones
Williams
Cleveland
Committee On
William Aspinwall
Moorfield Storey
A. H. Latham
Fred Cunningham
George R. Jones
Henry M. Whitney
Osborne Howes, Jr
Nash
J. B. Hand
Dana Estes
Edward ©. Cabot
Horace W. Fuller
Charles A
Long
Lodge
Robinson
Lexington
United States
Fiones
William Putnam
Bay State
Maine
Latham
Sicily
Iceland
Perans
Congress
Edward Burnett
Burnett
Candler
Harvard Square
Mr Beard and the Labor Men Convene for Congress Candidacy
In the 1884 85 era labor legislators once scorned Beards hostility to their aims. Last night the third congressional district labor convention backed Beard for Congress with 26 of 33 ballots. K M Chamberlin presided and William Murray was secretary. A district committee was named: E M Chamberlin William Murray Davis J King James Sumner J Ryan A Peterson Thomas C Brophy James Kelley John Marshall Charles Wheeler.
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MR. Beard
Labor Party
Beard
Congress
K. M. Chamberlin
Ward 18
William Murray
Ward 17
John F. Andrew
E. M. Chamberlin
Wiliam Murray
Davis J. King
James Sumner
J. Ryan
A. Peterson
Thomas C. Brophy
James Kelley
John Marshall
Charles Wheeler
Senator Cook and a third term in Gloucester
Gloucester, Oct. 12 Spectator reports a split Republican camp over the renomination of B. F. Cook of Gloucester for a third Senate term. Supporters say he should step aside for a western district representative, while Captain Sylvanus Smith pledges not to back Cook if nominated. Cook has long held the Gloucester Custom House seat since 1864 aside from two years in the Legislature.
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Custom House
Fromce
Cook
Frank H. Gaffney
Gaffney
Robert Tarr
Glovucester
SpectAu
B. F. Cook
Sylvanus Smith
Weather Indications for New England Declares Rain Then Fair
Washington dispatch lists twenty four hour outlook for New England with rain followed by fair skies and stationary temperature. Winds shift from westerly to southerly as conditions change.
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Washington
New England
Obituaries Mark Several Notables From Cambridge Area
William H. Martin Cambridge lawyer dies after two weeks illness at age 86 born July 9 1848 in Tutonia Penn educated in public schools studied Harvard Law School began practice in Cambridge married Leonora Lathe in 1876 no children surviving his wife. Elizabeth Morton Streeter dies in Danvers born Plymouth 1814 aided Union refugees and women’s aid in Baltimore later Boston remained active in civic work daughter survives him. George Rumford Baldwin dies at 90 engineer who built the Middlesex canal arch Medford designed Shubenacadie canal plans Boston marine railway and contributed to Cape Cod and South Boston projects. Joseph Webb of Webb chocolates dies at Milton age 77 born Skowhegan Maine started chocolate business in Dorchester then Milton later sold to Walter Baker & Co notable bank director and church trustee.
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Cambridge
Tutonia
Penn
Harvard Law School
Leonora M. Lathe
Streeter
Baltimore
George Rumford Baldwin
North Woburn
Woburn
Medford
Shubenacadie Canal
Nova Scotia
England
Baldwin
Boston
Count Rumford
Joseph Webb
Webb
Milton
Skowhegan
Dorchester
Josiah F. Twombly
Blue Hill National Bank
Dorchester Methodist Episcopal Church
Engineer Cook's Story as Disaster Probe Opens
In Wilkesbarre the coroner's jury hears Engineer Henry Cook recount the Mud Run wreck. He says no signal lantern or cap east of Mud Run station was visible, and only a swinging lantern at the platform warned of danger. Cook details actions to stop the train, his injury, and efforts to aid the injured brakeman.
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Penn
Henry Cook
Cook
Penn Haven Junction
Mud Run
Tom Major
Hughy
Poy
Mud River
Philadelphia
Gethlehem
Rollin H. Wilbur
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Total Abstinence Union
Scranton
Wyoming
Hazleton
Lagman
Wilbur
Wilkesbarve
Nowlin's Murderous Plot Leads to Two Arrests
William Nowlin, 21, was arrested on a conspiracy to murder and rob milkman W. L. Russell of Mystic street opposite Hamburg street. Officer Witham and Station 5 linked a woman witness to a plot to kill Russell for his money and flee to New York. George K. E. Essex was later arrested as a co conspirator. Nowlin denied the charge.
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William Nowlin
W. L. Russell
Mystic Street
Hamburg Street
Nowlin
Edward Nowlin
Sodman
Somerville
Witham
Newlin
Russell
New York
New York New England
Owlin
Massachusetts Reformatory
Canrannweath Avenue
Reformatory
Harriman
Station 65
George KE. Essex
Davis Street
Conspiracy in Robbery Case Tied to Russell Collusion
Ane Nowlin admits involvement in a conspiracy but claims Essex was the principal actor in arranging the details. Essex was jailed January 6 1886 for pocketbook snatching from Harriet Danforth and sent to Auburndale House of Correction for two years. George Nowlin, formerly employed by Russell, was discharged for embezzling $10 with a promise of repayment to avoid prosecution. he was later arrested on embezzlement charges and is not believed tied to the murder and robbery conspiracy.
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Essex
Nowlin
Harriet Danforth
Auburndale
Russell
Political tariff maneuvers and Newark election signals
The piece surveys tariff reform advocates and Republican bets on Newark's charter race as a bellwether for New Jersey and nationwide votes. It notes campaign props, editorial takes, and debates over the Mills tariff bill, with references to figures like Hawley, Walker, and editors in Philadelphia and Springfield.
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New Jersey
Democratic Committee
Harvard for Cleveland Debates Tariff Reform at Union
The Harvard Union held its first debate on the resolution that Cleveland’s reflection would benefit the country. Affirmative speakers Williams and Shattuck argued for reform of tariffs and taxes. negative speakers Magee and Bronson defended tariffs, civil service reform, and national wealth, noting the Mills bill’s duties and sugar tax.
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Harvard Union
Grover Cleveland
F. K. Williams
L.S
Shattuck
L. S
W. W. Magee
Bronson
United States
Allison
Cleveland
Williams
Republican Party
Debates Over Tariff and Free Wool Doctrine
A Maine labor and tariff debate portion discusses Canadian labor in Maine’s lumber industry, protectionist views, and the Mills bill. Speakers defend the tariff, note wage and price impacts of free trade, and cite England’s advantages. Voters split 117 to 114 on the merits with substantial floor debate and party alignments.
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Hill
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Berry
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