Dayton's Acceptance Strengthens Hs Ticket In New York
New York dispatch notes Mr Dayton's acceptance of a place on the ticket with Henry George bolstering support as enthusiasm for George wanes. Campaign lines show Republicans pressing Low while Tammany targets George and Mayor Strong, with Croker hoping to regain old conditions and machine backing in a Van Wyck versus Low fight.
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New York
Dayton
Herry George
George
O’brien
Chicago
Croker
Tammany
Quigg
Platt
Tracy
Bliss
Mr. Low
Machine Republicans
van Wyck
Low
Jit
Seabrooke Exits with Miss Lowrie for London Tour
New York reports actor Thomas Q Seabrooke and Jeannette Lowrie sail for Southampton on the St Louis. The pair, seen recently at the Park Theatre in Boston, leave amid alimony tensions with Seabrooke's former wife Elvia Croix. Fred Whitney and Hoyt & McKee figures link to the scheme that funded the trip and forged travel for two supposed associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Q. Seabrooke
Southampton
St. Louis
Jeannette Lowrie
Alf Hampton
Park Theatre
Boston
Elvia Croix
Teddy’ Marks
G. W. Miller
Imperial Hotel
Seabrooke
McKee
England
Ludlow Street
West Fiftieth Street
Miss Lowrie
George Frisbie Hoar remembered for public service and scholarship
The Boston Globe tribute chronicles George Frisbie Hoar’s life from Civil War service to top posts in education and government. It praises his roles as teacher at Williston Seminary and lecturer at Yale Johns Hopkins and Harvard, his work in census Indian affairs and the bureau of awards, and his sixteen years as MIT president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of National Defence
Chancellorsville
Libby
Williston Seminary
Yale
Johns Hopkins
Harvard
New Haven
Boston
Boards of Education
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
National Academy of Science
Washington
New England
W. A. Field
Charles Allen
Marcus P. Knowlton
James M. Morton
James M. Barker
Yale University
Williams College
State Agricultural College
Clark University
Supervisors of Boston Public Schools
Harvard University
Princeton University
Amherst College
Johns Hopkins University
University of Pennsylvania
Boston University
Columbia University
Tufts College
Mt. Hayoke College
Bowdoin College
Holy Cross College
Wesleyan University
Wellesley College
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Dartmouth College
Trinity College
Boston College
Brown University
The
Massachusetts Military Historical Society
Senator Hoar’s Oration on General Walker’s Virtues
Senator Hoar extols General Walker as a model of American citizenship and moral character. He praises Walker’s courage, intellect, and devotion to country, noting his influence on science, policy, and education at the School of Technology and beyond. A long list of visiting organizations and scholars attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Hoar
Mr. Walker
Francis Walker
Massachusetts
Walker
MISS HURLEY S CONCERT AT STEINERT HALL
Katherine Hurley soprano headlined a Steinert Hall recital aided by H C Johnson and Charles Chapman tenors Nellie L Eibel banjo Mrs I G Currier reader Walter Jacobs guitar Eddie F Dooley alto May Woods pianist and Hodgdon s Orchestra The program mixed pieces with two or three notable numbers though overall musical calibre was light The audience was appreciative with bouquets and recalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hurley
Steinert Hall
H. C. Johnson
Charles Chapman
Nellie L. Eibel
I. G. Currier
Walter Jacobs
Eddie F. Dooley
May Woods
Hodgdon
Cavalleria Rusticana
Dooley
American Wringer Co. Fabricates and Repairs Wringers
The American Wringer Company at 77 and 79 Franklin street and 80 Arch street manufactures clothes wringers man gies and carpet sweepers. Wringers and sweepers are repaired and orders by mail or telephone will receive prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Street
Unknown Emblematic Figure Praised For Versatility And Diligence
The subject is praised for seamless service across fields, a trait uncommon among eminent men abroad. He is described as tireless yet never exhausted, with swift, insightful work and restrained enthusiasm, evidenced by eulogies for Hancock and Devens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Devens
Philip J Doherty a Leading Boston Democrat of His Era
Charlestown lawyer Philip J. Doherty emerges as a pivotal figure in late 19th century Massachusetts and city politics. A former state representative, campaign organizer, and founder of the Massachusetts Democratic Club, he backed Bryan and led reform efforts against machine dominance, while holding roles from water commissioner to national delegate.
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Philip J. Doherty
Charlestown
Suffolk County
Congress
Massachusetts Democratic Club
Reorganized
Democratic State Committee
New Democracy
Blaine
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Doherty
Tilden
New York
The
Herald
Boston University Law School
House of Representatives
House
Senator Slattery
Beverly Town
Slattery
Framingham
State House
Senate
Citizens’ Movement
Thomas N. Hart
Hugh O’brien
Wolcott
Martin
Hart
Roger Wolcott
Massachusetts Club
Massa
Chusetts Club
Bright
Water Board
Democracy
Phil Doherty
Frank Pope
James Slade
Country Democracy
State Committee
Dale
Bryan
William E. Barrett
Bryan- Sewall-Williams Club
Indiana
Wellesley Hills
Worcester
Morgan line resumes freight to Gulf region after Galveston quarantine
B. F. E. Currier, New England freight agent, cites assistant general traffic manager stating the quarantine against Galveston Texas has been withdrawn. The Morgan line will immediately resume receiving freight to Texas, Mexico, New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado and Utah for routing via Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. FE. Currier
New England
Morgan Line
Galveston
Tex
Texas
Mexico
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Utah
Hyde Park Lights Hearing On City Aid Request
Councilman Edward Orchard of Roslindale and Theodore Lenz of the German Citizens Association of Ward 23 will face a morning hearing by the Mayor at City Hall over a petition for 2000 to fund twenty eight electric lights on Hyde Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Orchard
Roslindale
Theodore Lenz
Ward 23
City Hall
Hyde Park Avenue
Attorneys Misunderstanding Delays Gas Suit Hearing
In Wilmington on October 14 the Godfrey Morse et al vs Bay State Gas Co hearing broke into farce as some lawyers waited in Philadelphia and others in Wilmington. Bay State’s counsel then filed to vacate subpoenas and the court motion was deferred to Philadelphia for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Godfrey Morse
Boston
Bay State Gas Company
Delaware
Philadelphia
Bay State
Eaton Family Holds Lorimer Hall Meeting Officers Elected
A group of Eaton family members met in Lorimer Hall yesterday morning with Rev. William H. Eaton of Boston presiding. Ches ter W. Eaton served as secretary pro tem. Officers chosen included President General John Exon of Washington D C and vice presidents Homer Eaton Dorman L B Eaton George F. Eaton Amasa M. Eaton Daniel A. Eaton, with William L. Eaton of Concord as secretary and John J. Eaton as treasurer. An executive committee and a finance and auditing committee also named multiple Eaton members.
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Eaton
Association
Lorimer Hall
William H. Eaton
Boston
Chester W. Eaton
John Exon
Washington, D. C
Homer Eaton
Dorman LB. Eaton
George F. Eaton
Amasa M. Eaton
Daniel A. Eaton
William L. Eaton
Concord
Old Veteran Dead in Hingham at 68
George A. Wolf a retired shoe manufacturer of Hingham died at his Lincoln street residence aged 68 Born in Germany he came to the United States about fifty years ago He enlisted in the War of the Rebellion first in the Fourth Massachusetts and later in the Twenty second
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Hingham
George A. Wolf
Lincoln Street
Germany
Massachusetts
Made to order tick, full size, $10 at Wheeler Co.
Advertisement item noting a 40 pound two part best tick product, made to order for ten dollars. It lists A. W. Wheeler & Co. Manufacturers located at 62 and 65 Hanover Street in Boston opposite the American House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover St
Boston
American House
Harvard Freshmen Triumph Over Cambridge Manual Training
Harvard freshmen opened their season with an 18 to 0 win against Cambridge Manual Training School. Marshall starred as Harvard dominated on the lines with a strong performance at back positions and execution of signals. The varsity squad departs for New York later today and will face West Point the next morning in what is billed as the toughest test of the year.
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Harvard
Doucette
Garrison
Boal
Shaw
Sawin
New York
West Point
Cabot
Wheeler
Bouve
Burden
Donald
Moulton
Dibblee
Lawin
Haughton
Warren
Mills
Lewis
Cozzens
Parker
Brown
Swain
Lee
Cochrane
Richardson
Cambridge Manual Training School
Marshall
W. R. Lawrence
Merrill Jaynes
Brighton
Mr. T
Marshall Peyton
R. G
Pierce Lyman
Talbot
Hazen J. Lawrence
Harris Hallowell
Whitney
Capelle Vinke
Daly
Q. B
Columbus Filis
He Dew
He B
Webb Kendall
Ll. H. Bo
H. B
Grothe Reed
F. Dic
WRECK AT WALTHAM NEAR LEXINGTON STREET CROSSING
A bad freight wreck on the Boston and Maine line west of Lexington street occurred at 3 AM. An eastbound freight bound for Boston broke apart below Bacon street, then Cars rejoined with a crash. Two cars demolished, grain and machinery scattered. Conductor Briggs and Engineer Clawson in charge. The conductor sustained severe cuts treated by a local doctor.
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Waltham
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lexington Street
Boston
Bacon Street
Briggs
Clawson
United States to Try Olive Pecker Crew in Boston
Assistant U S Attorney Casey holds all legal papers on the Olive Pecker murders and awaits the Lancaster with Steward Anderson and the crew for a preliminary hearing. Depositions from Bahia arrive. prosecution plans advance. Commander Stirling ordered not to stop at any U S port until Boston. Lancaster to reach in about a week.
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United States
Casey
Boston
Olive Pecker
Lancaster
John Anderson
Whitman
Saunders
Brice
Bahia
State Department
Washington
Stirling
The
Cotter and French to plead for Bram Galereliens
James F Cotter and Ase French accompanied by counsel Thomas M leave Boston for Washington to plead Bram Galereliens case before the United States Supreme Court. They expect a new trial and aim to secure government representation by the Attorney General or Solicitor General. Bram remains confident, well in spirits, and looks pale after long confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Cotter
Ase
French
Thomas M. m
Boston
Libel Trial Ends with Six Month Sentence in Montreal
In Montreal on October 14 Judge Wurtelle sentenced Grenier to six months in prison after a jury verdict in the criminal libel case brought by Hon J I Tarte minister of public works in Sir Wilfrid Laurier's cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Saedaren
J. I. Tarte
Wilfred Lauffier
Wurtelle
Se Grenier
Accus
Evangelist Mr Varle to Lead November Meetings
England evangelist Mr Henry Varle will conduct meetings with the angelistic Association in November. Francis Murphy is slated for another series at Faneuil Hall this winter. Rev Charles L Jackson closed meetings at Randolph and travels to Bridgewater. H L Gale and Lawrence B Greenwood tour Charlottetown P E I. Ralph Gillam and singer O W Crowell visit Hopkinton Mass. Alfred A Wright will lead a Sunday school study Bible class at Bromfield Street Church this Saturday at 3 PM.
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Henry Varle
England
Angelistic Association
Francis Murphy
Faneuil Hall
Charles L.jackson
Randolph
Bridgewater
H. L. Gale
Lawrence B. Greenwood
Charlottetown
Ralph Gillam
O. W. Crowell
Hopkinton
Mass
Alfred A. Wright
D. D
Correspondence School
Bromfield Street
Dodd's Advertising Agency Sold to New Management
Horace Dodd sold 18 percent of his interest in Dodd's Advertising Agency. The business has since operated as a corporation under J. W. Barker managing and the name Dodd's Advertising and Checking Agency.
Cambridge clergyman charged with assault in Franklin Park
The Rev. Herbert L. Gamble of Cambridge was defaulted in the West Roxbury District Court yesterday. He faced charges of assaulting a 16 year old boy in Franklin Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Gamble
Cambridge
West Roxbury
Franklin Park
Ward 8 Bryan Democratic Club Nominates John F Connor
Ward 8 Bryan Democratic Club voted last night at the American House to nominate John F Connor for Representative in the General Court. Connor, born in Boston and a Boston public schools graduate, previously protested in the Ward 8 caucus on Sept 16, 1897 against City Hall Councilman Horgan and allies participating due to their opposition to City Clerk John M Galvin.
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Ward
Bryan Democratic Club
American House
John F. Connor
Mr. Connor
Boston
Boston Public Schools
Connor
Horgan
City Hall
John M. Galvin
Yellow fever scare fades as Galveston reports progress
Here is a compact wrap of Galveston Texas reports on October 14. Three suspected cases have been discharged as cured and no new cases appear. Trains and business resume after quarantine lifting in Houston and Galveston. Galveston expects more quarantines to end soon if results remain benign. A separate Austin dispatch says Dr. Guiteras left for Philadelphia and local health boards accuse him of libel by declaring yellow fever where none existed.
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Galveston
Tex
Houston
City Board of Health
New Orleans
Austin
Guiteras
Philadelphia
Boards of Health of
Roosevelt to Speak at Worcester Rally Oct 26
Lawyer Randolph Co Surbridge received Roosevelt telegram accepting invitation to address rally in Worcester October 26. State committee will push Hoar and Lodge to speak. Mechanics Hall, Worcester’s largest venue seating 2500, has been booked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Co. Surbridge
Republican State Committee
Theodore W. Roosevelt
Worcester
Roosevelt
Senator Hoar
Senator Lodge
Mechanics’ Hall
John McSorley Nominated For Cambridge Councillor
John McSorley of Cambridge was unanimously nominated for councillor at the third district Democratic convention yesterday at the Democratic State committee headquarters. The Middlesex county convention followed the councillor session and all Republican nominees for county offices were endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McSorley
Cambridge
Middlesex County
Judge Sustains Demurrer in Holmes v Rogers
Judge Knowlton of the Supreme Court yesterday sustained the defendant's demurrer in Louise Holmes et al v D B Rogers a suit to compel restoration of a dining room with fixtures exchanged for real estate on grounds that the equity value was falsely represented to the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
Supreme Court
Louise Holmes Et al
D. B. Rogers
Man Killed Walking Tracks by Witchburg Train
Thomas Ryan age 40 was struck and instantly killed by a Witch burg freight train near Greylock in North Adams. He lived in Hoosac Falls New York and worked in Williamstown after visiting relatives before attempting to walk the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Thomas Ryan
Greylock
Hoosac Falls
N. Y
Williamstown
Funeral Directors Elect Officers at National Meeting
At today's session of the National Funeral Directors, J. H. Sharer was elected president. Charles W. Naulty became secretary, C. A. Miller treasurer. Executive committee members include W. P. Hohenschu, Franklin C. Graham, Frank W. Flanner. Omaha chosen as meeting site for October 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
National Funeral Directors
J. H. Sharer
Alliance
Charles W. Naulty
Philadelphia
A. Miller
Cincinnati
W. P. Hohenscuh
Iowa City
Franklin C. Graham
Hyde Park
Mass
Frank W. Flanner
Indianapolis
Omaha
Royal Blue line offers eight day tour to Washington
The Royal Blue line inaugurates another season with a personally conducted eight day tour to Washington and Old Point Comfort leaving Boston on Tuesday October 19. The price is thirty two dollars covering all expenses with a stop over in New York. For itinerary details contact A. J. Simmons New England agent 211 Washington street Boston.
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Royal Blue Line
Washington
Old Point Comfort
Boston
New York
A. J. Simmons
New England
Washington Street
Two Men Overcome by Gas in Roslindale Basement
James Shepard 57 and Joseph Jansen 35 were overcome by gas while working in the basement at 28 Phillips Street Roslindale yesterday after removing a gas pipe. They were taken to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shepard
Hewett Street
Roslindale
Joseph Jansen
Longmeadow Street
Phillips Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Gloucester Fire Department Parade Honors Evening Ball
Gloucester October 14 fire department parade drew nearly forty officials and towns. The engine and cup contest started at two o clock. Deluge company and tub event reached 185 feet 5% inches. Standard No 4 won at 200 feet 314 inches. A complimentary cone in City Hall followed by a ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Deluge
Won the Road Race from Lexington to Covington
The road race from Lexington to Covington, Kentucky, was won by J. D. Parke in 5 hours 39 minutes 33 seconds over a distance of 99 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lexington
Covington
J. D. Parke
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Massachusetts Board of World’s Fair Managers
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American Commonwealth
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Lord Erskine
Frank Walker
Republic
Sterling
School of Technology
Miss Hurley
Noah
J. J. Noah
J. A. Melvin
Blackstone St
W. J. Bryan
Eaton Family Reunion
Prep & Co
Hood
C. L Hood
Bram Galereliens
Lencea
W. A
More Evangelis
John M’sorley
Miss Brewster
Montpelier
Mildred Brewster
Annie Wheeler
Althugh
Old Point
Gloucester Fireme
Dr. Bull
GEO, C. Goodwin & CO
Mawie
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Gleason—Randall
George L. Perin
Every Day
Chester EK. Gleason
Clara B. Randall
Arnold
Caroline M
Howard Payson Arnold
Emmanuel Church
Newbu* Street
Wilkins
Somerville
Wilber Ames
Georgem
Annie M. B. Wilkins
Brastow Avenue
Mahoney
Ellen
Daniel Mahoney
Seventh Street
St. Augustines Church
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