Loyalty to Lovering in Lynn Democratic rally supports Sixth District congressman
In Lynn on October 14 a large Essex Democratic Club gathering honored Congressman Henry B. Lovering with a cordial reception at the Revere House. Speakers praised his record, pledged aggressive tariff reform, and forecast success against Henry Cabot Lodge, while noting local efforts for a Lynn public building. The event featured prominent Democrats including John Baldwin, Mayor Hart, P. S. Curry, and many others, ending in cheers for Lovering and the Democratic ticket.
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Lynn
Henry Cabot Lodge
Revere House
Henry B
Essex Democratic Club
Lovering
Democratic Party
Mr. Lovering
John W. Corcoran
Clinton
Thomas Flatley
Boston
John R. Baldwin
George D. Hart
Joseph W. Goodwin
George F. Day
John M. Veinard
David Knox
Quincy A. Towns
Orrin E. Hewes
Wallace
O. Mudge
Charles EE. Parsons
DPD
J. Drislane
John Hayes
Thomas Kavanagh
Asa Newhall
Customs
Frank H. Hill
P. S. Curry
Edward Heffernan
George D. Stiles
E. A. Green
John F. McCarthy
Charles S. Goodridge
Frank L. Earl
Willis L. Hidden
Henry Newhall
Joseph W. Haines
Martin E. Nies
Thomas E. Peyton
E.S. Young
Sylvester Bubier
Frank E. Wright
William S. Hoyt
James W. Hoitt
Dr. C. A. Ahearne
Thomas Cochrane
Nathan A. Ramsdell
W. W. Crocker
N.E. Moulton
John P. Baldwin
Baldwin
Congressman Lovering
Evering
Lodge
Springfield
Worcester
Henry F. Hurlburt
Hart
P.S. Curry
Frank W. Jones
A. Hearne
Charles E. Parsons
Q. A. Towns
Andrew
Foster
Hurlburt
Corcoran
Tea turns lethal mix at boarding house
In Lowellt on October 14 a careless preparation of belladonna and arnica leaves poisoning an entire boarding house. A nurse poured the kettle into a teapot thinking it strong tea. six residents suffered severe pains, others fell ill but no fatalities are expected. Dr. Charles W. Taylor treated the victims and recovery is anticipated.
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Lowellt
John Scott
Page Street
Charles W. Taylor
Peanut firm-Weller & Co fails over forged receipts
Cincinnati October 14 Jacob Weller and Co wholesale peanut and pickle dealers failed with liabilities around 100000 and assets near that. The loss stemmed from warehouse receipt forgeries by their confidential clerk R M Doll who fled to Canada after confessing. Four hours later Skaats Edwards and Co another peanut commission firm failed with about 30000 of Weller paper and likely 60000 in liabilities.
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Cincinnati
Jacob Weller & Co
R. M. Doll
Doll
Canada
Fim
Skaats, Edwards & Co
Peanut Commission
Weller
Montreal banker arrested for malicious libel in Vermont
William Ledden junior partner of a Montreal banking firm was detained in Burlington on a charge of malicious libel by former manager E E Knott of the stock exchange. The dispute stemmed from transferring his business to the grain and stock exchange. Ledden posted bail of 5000 dollars and left for Canada as Knott planned trespass action.
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Burlington
William Seddon
Notre Dame Street
Montreal
Lavalle
E. E. Knott
Stock Exchange
Grain and — Stock Exchange
Ledden
Canada
Knott
Brookfield hunter Eli Bailey Dies In Accident
Eli Bailey of Brookfield Connecticut was accidentally shot and killed while hunting with a friend. He leaves a widow and three children.
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Eli Bailey
Brookfield, Conn
Cars piled in the street near Lowell after rail crash
A Boston and Lowell freight train jumped the track near the northern depot in Lowell causing several cars to overturn and blocking Middlesex street. Telegraph poles were snapped and a building toppled. No serious injuries reported though crew were shaken. Traffic halted. wrecking crews work to clear the line with possible noon resumption.
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LowelLl
Sprcian
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Boston
Middlesex Street
Franklin House
Montvale
Thomas F. Mahoney
Author Reads Selections at Tremont Temple With Carleton
Will Carleton, popular poet, was warmly received at Tremont Temple before a large audience. He read from his own works including The Death Bridge of the Tay and Farmer Stebbins at Ocean Grove, showing dramatic skill and variety in tone and character. The reading is part of the New England lecture bureau course.
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Will Carleton
Tremont Temple
the Tay
Pienie Sam
Farmer and
Stebbins
Ocean Grove
Carleton
Farmer Stebbins
Rev Edward Hale Installed as South Congregational Associate Minister
The Rev Edward Hale was installed as associate minister of the South Congregational Church on Union Park Street in a large ceremony. Distinguished clergy filled the front pulpit, Handel’s Messiah was performed, and sermons stressed shepherd leadership over driving methods in ministry, with Dr E E Hale delivering the charge to his young colleague and the congregation affirming the ordination.
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Edward Hale
South Congregational Church
Edward Everett Hale
Union Park Street
Theodore Chickering Williams
Edward Henry Hall
Francis Greenwood Peabody
Andrew Preston Peabody
Charles Frank Russell
Charles Carroll Everett
Henry Wilder Foote
Mr. Williams
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Messiah
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Francis H. Peabody
John
Jesus
Peabody
Dr. Peabody
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Charles F. Russell
Charles C. Everett
Foote
Samuel Longfellow
Hale
Wedding at First Church Marlboro Street Means New Residence Planned
Miss Annie Louise Gage of this city and Dr. George M. Kimball of Concord New Hampshire were married yesterday at the First Church Marlboro Street in a ceremony by Rev. Francis Peabody Cambridge. The bride wore a white satin dress with a plain back and elaborately figured front train and carried roses with valley lilies in her hair. Ushers were N A Walker F Hutchins Boston and C R Walker D C French Concord. An informal reception followed at the Highlands home of Clarence E Hay. The couple will reside in Concord New Hampshire and host friends after November.
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Annie Louise Gage
George M. Kimball
Concord
N.H
Francis Peabody
Cambridge
N. A. Walker
F. Hutchins
Boston
C. R. Walker
D. C. French
Mass
Clarence E. Hay
The
Highlands
Mrs. Kimball
N. H
Noy. i
Remark on Boyle O Reilly by a reader in praise of Lav erner
A reader writes to the Post praising Lav erner and praising Boyle O Reilly. The writer recalls knowing O Reilly and quotes Taverner's description of him as a man admired by children, loved by women, and respected by men. The letter questions whether such character is worth more than another knight’s virtue.
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Post
Laverner
Erin
Boyle O’ Reilly
Thackeray
O’ Reilly
Taverner
Childen
Peur
Newport Artillery Receives Enthusiastic Welcome Home
The Newport Rhode Island artillery unit drew a very warm and enthusiastic reception on their return from a tour to Brockton, signaling strong local pride and support for the troops.
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Newport
R. I
Toin
Brockton
Southern Literature in Wa' Times Reflects Confederate Era
An interview recounts how the South fostered its own literary culture during the Civil War era. It notes publishers, Southern novels and pamphlets, primers and school books, and a surge of intellectual pride amid national upheaval.
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Atlanta Constitution
South
Richmond
Victor Hugo
Wilkie Collins
Miss Braddon
Eleanor
Dickens
Magpy Junction
Mexico
Richardson Building Sold at Auction in Boston
Executors of the George C. Richardson estate sold the Devonshire and Federal street building, a five story marble front structure with baseme nt, 87 60 by 89 100 feet lots totaling 12 403 square feet, for 310,000 to George B. Wilbur after lengthy bidding. The sale drew over two hundred bidders including ex Mayor Cobb and notable Boston figures. The sale terms include a $240,000 mortgage, 4.5 percent interest, 20 days to examine title, taxes paid for the current year, and leases to be honored. The estate claimed rental value around 34,540 with potential 10–15 percent rent increase. A second parcel at 146 Deacon Street was sold to George Lewis Jr. for J F Anderson for 40,000 after initial bidding from 20,000.
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George C. Richardson
Devonshire Street
Federal Street
Samuel Hatch & Co
Boston
Cobb
Messrs
Samuel Johnson
William G. Weld
John Bemis
A. H. Evans
Five Cents Savings Bank
H. L. Higginson
J. M. Meredith
Robert Codman
Clark
George Clark
C. F. Rand
G. W. Wilbur
Joel Goldthwait
William Minot, Jr
Murray Howe
C. H. Simpson
Levi C. Wade
Mexican Central Railroad
Hatch
Provident Institution For Savings of Boston
George B. Wilbur
Richardson
Deacon Street
Charles River
Beacon Street
George Lewis, Jr
J. F. Anderson
Union Club Decorations Attract Large Crowds In New York
The Union Club showcases new decorations praised for originality and finish rivaling San Francisco’s Millionaire Flood residence. The blue drapery and crimson carpet frame a ceiling by Duncan and Johnson with a mosaic style center panel. The surrounding panels feature a Cupid motif, dolphins, sea lions, and dawn and night figures, while wall decorations echo the Italian Renaissance.
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Union Club
Millionaire Flood
San Francisco
Duncan and Johnson
Fourteen English Doctors Visit Quincy House Boston
Fourteen physicians and surgeons traveling in their own private car will visit Quincy House in Boston from October 18 to November 7, offering free medical treatment as part of an advertising tour for the afflicted.
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Quincy House
Boston
Shadows of a Great City and Harbor Lights at Boston Houses
Entertainment listings note shows in Boston venues with nightly times: Shadows of a Great City Harbor Lights Erminie Maggie the Midget Adonis and The Inside Track at Hovard Athenaum. Performances run at 3 to 8 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. slots.
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Boston Theatre
Boston Museum
Harbor Lights
Globe Theatre
Erminie
JH. W. French
J. K. Emmet
Auctions and Sales Listed for Saturday Oct 15
Sales and auctions announced include Japanese and Chinese art at 3 PM, Boots and Shoes at 8, Almeria Grapes at noon, paintings at 6 PM, stocks at 11:30 AM and 12 PM, with seized horses at 11 AM, all through Leonard & Co and partners in New York and Boston area listings.
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Richards & Co
New York
Almeria
Horatio Harris & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
L. Saltonstuih
Doll & Richards’s
Chickering & Sons
Papanti
Broadway
Cambridge
Harding Austin Marriage in Charlestown Oct 128
Notices of marriages listed with multiple names and dates. Harding Austin in Charlestown on Oct 128 by Rev. Pitt Dillingham unites Herbert L Narding with Lucy daughter of Francis 5th Austin. Additional weddings include Mulhall Feltis, Watson Crowell, Capen Drayton with various officiants and locations detailed.
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Austin
Charlestown
Pitt Dillingham
Herbert L. Narding
Lucy
Francis 5Th
Mulhall
Feltis
H. Winkley
George J. Mulhall
Martha G. Feltig
Watson-Crowell
S. J. Winkley
George E. Watson
Chicago
Mary E. Crowell
Boston
Capen—Drayton
Dedham
George J. Prescott
Edward Capen
Mary L. Drayton
Deaths in New England Area Prompt Obituary Briefs
Death notices from October list Lilian Maria Appleton aged 15 in Allston Julia M Baxter 64 in South Boston Emily Goodridge in this city Lucius Brown in Cambridgeport aged 45 Mary E Bullum 24 in Lexington Irene F Foskett in Watertown George Francis Foxcroft infant in Cambridge Frances Harries 1 year 2 months Newton James Littlefield aged 2 Mary Lovell widow of Lucius W Lovell Matthew Messer 86 in Lawrence E T Nichols rear admiral U S Navy Pomfret Conn Jennie A Stone 28 years 7 months Samuel Sheppard 78 in Salem
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Be Foskett
Watertown
Irene F Foskett
Foxcroft
Cambridge
George Francis
Frank and
Elizabeth Howard Foxcroft
Harries
Cambridgeport
Edmund P
John
Rebecca Harries
Littlefield
Newton
James Littlefield
Lovell
Wollaston
Mary Lovell
Lucius W. Lovell
Messer
Lawrence
Matthew Messer
Nichot Ott Pomfret
Conn
E. T. Nichols
U.S. A. Stone
Hyde Park
Jennie A. Stone
Edward and
Arabella S. Stone
E ¢ . Sheppard
Salem
Samuel Sheppard
Blair's Pills Great English Gout and Rheumatic Remedy
Ad copy notes Blair's Pills as a great English gout and rheumatic remedy available in oral form. Mentions 24 round 14 pills and tail druggists, endorsing easy purchase through local chemists.
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Blair
Atail
Law of the Last Matres Promises Rich Engravings
The Law of the Last Matres stands larger than prior holiday volumes under Mr Anthony. It presents broad handsome pages with opportunities for display of the illustrations, described as masterpieces of modern engraving.
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Anthony
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