Williams Explains Democratic Shift in Ninth District rally
Walpole speech by George Fred Williams, introduced by F W Bird, attacks Republican corruption and McKinley tariff. Williams argues for Democratic remedies, cites Reed's control of the House, and criticizes Brackett, urging Republicans to switch to the reform platform. He contrasts tariff effects on cloth prices and sugar with overall working-class impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walpole
George Fred Williams
Ninth Congressional District
F. W. Bird
Sage
Frank Smith
F. H. Fowler
Willian Moore
Democratic Town Committee
John B. Emmons
Norfolk County Democrat
Thomas F. Maguire
James G. Wartshorn
Charles Rice
Kenry Smith
A. E. Jepson
William Moore
Mye
Bird
Mr. Williams
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Charles Sumner
John A. Andrew Style
Williams
State House
Massachusetts
Republican
J. Q. A. Brackett
Commonwealth
Reed
Adams
Otis
George
Hiimsef
Congress
House
Senate
Conference Committee
Norfolk Club
Boston
Lodge
Free States
England
Germany
Irance
Walker in the Eleventh District Race Sparks Local Turmoil
Colon el Myron P. Walker plans an Independent bid for Congress in Massachusetts eleventh district. Local factions debate his candidacy, management, and potential impact on the Spaulding and Coolidge contests amid a forthcoming nominating paper drive.
Republicans to open campaign with Cogswell rally at City Hall
Gloucester October 13 The Republicans plan a campaign rally at City Hall tomorrow evening featuring General Cogswell, candidate for reelection. Fishermen and supporters seek to hear how he will respond to criticism calling for Blaine's hour and what he has accomplished for fisheries during four years in Congress.
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Gloucester
Sprechan
City Hall
General Cogswell
James G. Blaine
Cogswell
Congress
Frederick S. Risteen Nominated by Acclamation for Senator
The seventh Suffolk Democratic senatorial convention was held at Ward 17 headquarters last night. Frederick S. Risteen was nominated by acclamation on a motion by Thomas F. Strange. William Burns chaired, with Herbert C. Davis and B. M. Wolf as secretaries. Rivalries surfaced in selecting a State central committee member between Maguire and Cunniff factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick S. Risteen
Suffolk
Ward 17
Thomas IF. Strange
Ward
William Burns
Ward 20
Herbert C. Davis
B. M. Wolf
Maguire
Cunniff
State Central Committee
John F. Strange
Cunniff Ward Candidates See Ballot Victory For O Mealey
The informal ballot split among Ward 17 and Ward 18 candidates with O Mealey garnering twenty four votes on the formal ballot. McConnell withdrew to support Strange, but O Mealey reached the required majority for a unanimous election. Conroy Donnelson and Turner elected to the district committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Turner
Sprague Renominated by Suffolk Republicans in Acclamation
The fifth Suffolk Republican senatorial convention met at the party headquarters with Roger Walcott presiding. On Lattimore's motion the Hon. Henry H. Sprague was renominated by acclamation. Julius C. Chapelle was reelected to the State central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprague
Suffolk
Roger Walcott
Lattimore
Henry H. Sprague
Julius C. Chapelle
State Central Committee
Ward 11 Campaign Club Forms for Pierce in 3rd District
A call to Republican and Independent voters in Ward 11 proposes a campaign club for Edward L. Pierce for Congress. A meeting is set at the Republican headquarters in the Pierce building Copiey square Wednesday at 8 PM with Abbott Lawrence Kimball Shattuck Lowell Osborn Sanger Wolcott Kotch among signers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Eleven
Ward 11
Edward L. Pierce
Congress
Republican
Pierce
Copiey Square
Messrs
Abbott Lawrence
David P. Kimball
George ©. Shattuck
Francis C. Lowell
Francis A. Osborn
George P. Sanger
Roger Wolcott
William Kotch
Jenkins Indorsed at Suffolk Independent Democrats Nomination
The fourth Suffolk senatorial convention of Independent Democrats met in the Municipal Civil Court room last evening and nominated the Hon. Edward J. Jenks for Senator. Jenks already holds the Republican nomination. Edward L. Fitzgerald of Ward 12 was elected to the State central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Suffolk
Edward J. Jenks
Me. Jenkins
Edward L. Fitzgerald
In Favor of H J Skeffington Nomination Meeting Held
A labor meeting in Abbottsford Hall Charlestown endorsed Harry J Skeffington of Ward 6 for Representative to the Legislature. Skeffington is secretary of the Boot and Shoe Makers International Union with other union leaders lending support. Resolutions backed Skeffington amid remarks on labor and party loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Skeffington
Abbottsford Hall
Charlestown
Harry J. Sketlington
Skethington
Boot and Shoe Makers’ International Union
William Davis Grand
Steam Railroad Men's Protective Union
Skeilington
Frank ‘Champson
Cigarmakers’ Union
Frank K. Foster
George E. McNeil
Whinston
Whch
Democratic Party
Party of the Common People
Skelfibyston
Democrats Fail to Nominate at Sixth District Convention
In a dramatic display last night the Democrats of the sixth senatorial district adjourned the convention without nominating a candidate for Senator. Ward 15 delegates bolted from the hall but did not take further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 15
Mayor Champlin Nominated for Senator in Suffolk GOP
Chelsea October 13 A. Campbell chairs the first Suffolk Republican senatorial convention held in City Hall. Benjamin F. Campbell of East Boston elected chair man I H G DeMott of Winthrop secretary delegates present 34 of 35. Ballot shows Holt Revere 60 Martin Chelsea 2? Champlin Chelsea 2? A three man escort committee introduces Champlin who accepts the nomination Albert Burnham Revere elected to State central committee.
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Walker
Spaulding
Hmself
Stevens
State Central Committee
Secretary of State
Walkeriatu
Oes
Colonel Walker
Mr. Coolidge
Dr. Parkhurst
A. J. Mungan
John Keach
John F. Lambie
Northampton
Spaulanog
Wallace
Skinner
Whiting
Currier
Hill
Sawyer
Norcross
Alvord
Grinnell
Laylor
Belchertown
Coleone Walker
Champlin
Chelsea
Suffolk
A. Campbell
Benjamin F. Campbell
East
Boston
I. H. G. DeMott
Winthrop
William ‘T. Holt
Revere
Thomas Martin
Arthur
Albert
Burnham
Minor nominations listed for regional offices
A recital of minor political nominations includes several candidates across counties. Names include Joseph F. Appleton Salem. Jacob Spaulding Salisbury. Francis Elson Hadley. Arthur Nutting Northampton. Barney Wetherell Southampton. Thomas N. Harrison Billerica. Hiram A. Oakman Marshfield. Horace Longfellow Newbury. John C. Burke Mark Holmes Jr J H Sherburne. John Doherty Lemuel Brock. Charles K Hills William Bowley. Edward Pole Bee J N Storey John H Stacey. Amos W. Page. Lysander Thurston Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph IF. Appleton
Salem
Jacobs. Spaulding
Salisbury
Hampshire County
Francis Elson
Hadley
Dem
Hampshire
Arthur F. Nutting
Northampton
Barney
Wetherell
Southampton
Dairs
Middlesex
Thomas N. Harrison
Billerica
Plymouth
Hiram A. Oakman
Marshfield
Essex County
Horace
Longfellow
Newbury
Aldermen Vote Over Mayor Veto On State Aid Payment Order
The Board of Aldermen approved the city treasurer paying State aid as directed, overruling the Mayor's veto 10 to 1. A new draft requires reports per corporation counsel guidance. Other actions included street planning for Tremont Berkeley Columbus Park square area and referrals on historic tablets and street cooperation with other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Committee On State Aid
Cushing
Tremont
Berkeley Streets
Columbus Avenue
Park Square
Boylston Street
Carruth
Folsom
Art Commission
Leary
Record Commissioners
Cies
Commonwealth
General Court
New Books Planned for General Theological Library
A committee meeting at the General Theological Library's new building on 6 Mt. Vernon Street approved immediate purchases. Titles include Vincent's Word Studies in the New Testament, The World and the Man by Bishop Thompson, Behrend's Yale Lectures, Wurtz's Church History, Tuck's Handbook of Biblical Difficulties, The Keys of Israel by Rawlinson, Langley's New Astronomy, The World the Subject of Redemption by Frementale, Plato English translation, Martyn's Basis of Authority in Religion, Mains's Evidences of Christianity, Bruce's Kingdom of God, Free Baptist Cyclopaedia, Latin and English Hymns and Their Writers by Samuel Dufield, Shedd's Sermons to the Spiritual Man, and Heroes of the Old Testament by Lord Dawson on Evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Theological Library
Mt. Vernon Street
Father Larnham
Vincent
Bishop Thompson
Behrend
Yale
Wurtz
Tuck
Israel
Rawlinson
Langley
Freemantle
Martenan
Mains
Bruce
Free Baptist Cyclandia
Samuel Dufield
Shedd
Lord Dawson
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Highlighted As Last Resort
The record of cures accomplished by Hood's Sarsaparilla can never be completely written. Its peculiar curative powers are successful when everything else has failed. If your blood is impure, your digestion out of order, try Hood's Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Rally in Lawrence Echoes Democratic Reform Call
Ex-Congressman John E Russell addresses a large Lawrence audience, praising Democratic reform and opposing Republican tactics. He cites Depew on Cleveland, critiques Speaker Reed, and argues for low tariffs and minority rights to defend liberty and law.
Hotels Host Social Round as Camp Life Topics Draw Crowds
At New Bedford area hotels during a busy social week, officers and guests gathered after field day exercises. Local figures including Captain F W Dahlinger presided while others hosted dinners and planned tours by Lambeth and Balmoral choirs under the Boston Caledonian Club. A parade of arrivals lists many names from Boston to New York and beyond.
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New Bedford
United States
F. W. Dahlinger
Cambridgeport
Quincy House
J. H. Frothingham
Lambeth
Balmoral
New England
Boston Caledonian Club
Georges iNennai
Fremont Temple
Vendome
South Middlesex Unitarian Club
United States Hotel
Vencome
W. J. Younger
San Francisco
D. A. Baum
Omaha
Neb
Wellesley College
T. H. Mead
New York
H. C. Haarstick
St. Louis
Hastings
John Gardiner
Norwalk
O. Tuornpiki
Isidore Coblens
Pittsburg
P. F. Bagley
Detroit
Mich
Haddon Chambers
London
Eng
B. Norton
Chicago
Dakin
Buffalo
Judge Staples
James Shepard
New Britain
Apa Ams
N. A. Reed
Manchester
G. F. Ross
Brooklyn
N. Weendy Jennings
Toronto
Can
J. EB. Richards
Butte City
Mont
Gould
Newport
J. Draper
Brattleboro
E. C. Peck
Provincetown
I. S. Hayden
Waterbury
Pittsfield
C. B. Reade
William Dickey
Lewiston
Myron
N. H
FE. B. Denning
Marblehead
Reynolds
C. J. Wallace
York
Penn
F. A. Underwood
H. Elder
J. Synnott
Baltic
Conn
H. L. Yauch
Samuel Green
Treemont
Newman Smyth
New Haven
Professor Smyth
Andover
Sig. de
Cardiff’s Iron Town Grows Fast Across Valley Walls
The article chronicles Cardiff’s rapid rise from fields to a bustling iron town. It describes the new furnace, ore-rich hills, a cable car descent into the mine, and a growing town with a hotel, bank, water supply, and electric plant. It praises the venture as a remarkable example of town building in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
New South
Cincinnati Southern
Cincinnati
Chattanooga
Pullmans
Rockwood
Gilbert
Owen
City firm to fit up large yacht and shipyard at City Point
The George Lawley & Son Corporation plans a major plant at City Point to build steel and composite yachts and engage in shipbuilding using modern tools. Also, Patrick H. Delaney faces arrest for concealing leased property valued at $125 owned by G. S. A. Stuart. Michael Mulvey is hospitalized with a head wound after an unknown assailant struck him with a brick over tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lawley & Son Corporation
South Shoston
City Point
Pinkerton
Patrick H. Delaney
G.S
Dedham Man Dies in Scotland Jumping From Wharf
Patrick Kiley and his wife with four children had moved to Dublin, and Kiley jumped from a Glasgow wharf and drowned. Local paper notes the death occurred in Scotland during a special report from October 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Scotland
Patrick Kiley
Dublin
Glasgow
Scot
Equitable Mortgage Company Showcases Sound Finances
The Equitable Mortgage Company reports a sound financial condition with a 6 percent interest rate and a quarterly 2 percent dividend due tomorrow. The note asserts such rates are consistent with absolute safety in this class of investment, urging cautious investors to prioritize principal safety over higher returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Mortgage Company
Chicago Money Flow and New Firm Debuts in 19th Century
A correspondent reports the incorporation of Lobdell Farwell & Co as financial agents in Chicago with directors from Deere & Co and major banks. The piece highlights mortgage loans, securities trading, and investments in city, county, and utility bonds via N W Harris Co and Baird & Bradley, noting Chicago’s growing capital strength and eastern money interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Lobdell, Farwell & Co
New England
Charles H. Deere
Deere & Co
Moline
Ill
Gilbert B. Shaw
American ‘Trust & Savings Bank
Granger Farwell
J. H. Pearson & Co
Edwin L. Lobdell
E. L. Lobdell & Co
William D. Preston
Metropolitan National Bank
Stock Exchange
New York
Chicago Exchange
Chicago
Dunlap Smith
Jay Gould
Russell Sage
Dunlop, Smith & Co
N. W. Harris & Co
Dearborn Street
Boston
State Street
N. W. Harris
Gulf
Pacific Ocean
Canadian
Navy
Messrs
Warner
Lyman Baird
Francis Bradley
Lin Woop
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Hie
Lawrence
Greenhalge
Depew
Cleveland
Sreciau.j
Russell
Sterling
John E. Russell
Arthur Bailey
Democratic City Committee
John W.crawford
Democrats
Channcey Depew
Mr. Depew
W. ‘Bk. Sherman
Amenean
Grover Cleveland
Schuyler Colfax
Mulligan
Keifer
Kerr
Samuel J. Randall
John G. Carlisle
Lowell
People’s Treasury
Reeds
John Carlisle
Blaine
House of Representatives
Representatives
Madison
Jonny Quincy Adams
Clay
Republic
Essex
SHE Hotels
Taylor
Chester H. Greaves & Sons
Mass
Paris
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Mechanics
Whidden, Seaver & CO
Walter Baker & CQ
Gur
Washington St. Corner
Grandall
Kakas & Sons
Washington St
Alphwonse
Manupactorer
William ST
New York City
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