Dedication of Boston Symphony Hall by Higginson
Henry L Higginson dedicates the new Symphony Hall to music in Boston with a sold out 2500 person audience. The event features 90 instrumentalists and 260 vocalists, elaborate attire, and remarks on the hall cost and design before continuing on page 2.
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Evan Williams
Henry S. Higginson
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Music Hall
Boston
Horticultural Hall
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Musife
Fire Scare Hits Concord Block. Morgan Detained
A small blaze struck Griarty's block in Concord causing heavy water damage to nearby shops including Finnigan's market Urquhart bakery and the Knights of Columbus. William Morgan of Lowell was detained on suspicion of involvement as firefighters contained the flames atop the Grand Army Post third floor. Loss estimated at 3000 dollars with insurance on most affected properties.
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Concord
Griarty’s
William Morgan
Lowell
Garty
Grand Army Post
Knights of Columbus
Finnigan’s Market
Urquhart Bakery
Grand Army
Knightis
Burned 10 Death in Philippines O Hearn Murder
Burned alive by ladrones after capture in a Cordova fighting near the Philippines. Private James O Hearn of the Twenty sixth Infantry, home in Fall River, died following torture. The San Miguel town president and others face a military court for murder.
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Fall River
James O’hearn
Calland
Cordova
O’hearn
O'Hearn
Lberty
San Miguel
Ladrones
Twenty-sixth
Forecast for New England states on Tuesday and Wednesday
Fair conditions for Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut with light to fresh westerly winds. The forecast covers Tuesday and Wednesday with continued pleasant weather expected across the region.
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New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Musgrave Is Discharged After Habeas Corpus Ruling
Thomas B Musgrave was produced in New York Supreme Court on a habeas corpus writ obtained by Edwin Woodward and wife of Summit New Jersey. Musgrave was discharged after claims of detention in a private asylum without proper commitment papers. The Musgraves, known in Boston and Bar Harbor society, deeded property to his wife and Bar Harbor villa before a separation. Justice Freeman ordered a jury and commission to inquire into his mental condition with proper notice.
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New York
Thomas B. Musgrave
Supreme Court
Campaign leaders tour key states with varied stops
Bryan toured Ohio and reached New York as Roosevelt spoke in Kentucky and Covington. Stevenson spoke in New Jersey towns including Camden. Woolley reached Rochester after Buffalo run, Hanna spoke in Wisconsin, and Depew addressed a mass meeting in New Haven.
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Ohio
Newark
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Covington
Stevenson
New Jersey
Camden
Woolley
Rochester
Buffalo
Hanna
Northwest
Wisconsin
Depew
New Haven
Progress of the Campaign in New York for Bryan
William J. Bryan travels from McKinley sites to New York for what is billed as the largest presidential candidacy demonstration. He arrives at 2 45 PM and will speak in Madison Square Garden Cooper Union and Tammany Hall with up to 200000 expected to attend. Adlai E Stevenson and Theodore Roosevelt are also active with appearances in nearby states and Kentucky respectively.
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McKinley
William J. Bryan
New York
Madison Square Garden
Cooper Union
Tammany Hall
Adlai E. Stevenson
New Jersey
Bryan
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Covington
Bryan Reception in New York Sets Grand Democratic Show
William Jennings Bryan arrives in New York to a record ovation planned by Tammany leader Richard Croker. A $60 dinner for 25 to 30 guests will be served in the Moorish room at the Hoffman House after a station welcome and formal escort by the reception committee.
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Richard Croker
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Hoffman House
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Adlair Stevenson
Webster Davis
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National Democratic Committee
Frank Campbell
James K. McGuire
State Committee
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William F. Mackey
Edward M. Shepard
Elliot Danforth
Grady
Augustus Thomas
Charles N. Bulger
Saratoga
George Raines
Rochester
Franklyn Quinby
Thomas ©. O'Sullivan
John W. Keller
George F. Roesch
George M. van Hoesen
John de Witt Warner
Chester B. Williams Wins in the Fifth Middlesex
The Fifth Middlesex Republican senatorial convention at the American House adjourned after 169 ballots with Chester B. Williams of Wayland named the nominee on a final proper ballot. Williams won amid long suspense, cheers, and later unanimous support, with delegates from Waltham Marlboro Winchester Lexington Wayland Sudbury and Lincoln accounted for.
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Chester B. Williams
Wayland
Chester B. Williams de Phib Ghisates Ace
Ras J. Gilman Waite
Clement
Williams
Newell
Winchester
Waltham
Marlboro
Lexington
Sudbury
Lincoln
Caleb K. Sullivan
Medford
H. S. Milton
W. A. Moody
State Central Committee
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J. H. Gleeson
C. W. Curtis
C. H. Lowell
Edward H. Smith
Herman I. Buss
George A. Marshfield
G. A. Doty
N. D. Johneson
H. W. Lewis
Clements
Long Yields To Pressure In McKinley Campaign
Washington Oct 15 After steady administration pressure Secretary Long agrees to deliver a few speeches for McKinley next week He has resisted campaign involvement but the administration warned that silence would signal hostility He plans a Western trip to visit his daughters in Colorado and may speak in Nebraska in one or two venues.
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Secretary Long
McKinley
Colorado
Nebraska
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