About the Candidates His Renomination Probable-Against the Third Party
A factional scramble in the Sari district centers on renomination for Congressman Collins. Dacey Martin and ONeill push a path, Collins hints retirement but may accept if needed. ONeill faction warns a rival run if Collins is renewed. Leaders expect Collins to be renominated, possibly by acclamation, amid party tension and third party doubts. Mary Livermore voices Republican openness to reform and warns against the third party, urging fair dealings within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alogether
Sari
Collins
Dacey
Martin
O'Neil
General Collins
O' Neil
Independent Party
Republican Party
Mary A. Livermore
Hus
Seventh District canvass sparks lively race rising
In the seventh congressional district Colone French opens the campaign at Beverly with Eben F. Pillsbury. Salem hosts rallies with French Pillsbury and Concannon. Reports say the labor candidate Willard Spaulding may withdraw aiding French to challenge General Cogswell as voters surge in Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colone French
Beverly
Eben F. Pillsbury
Colonel French
E. F. Pillsbury
Colonel Concannon
Salem
Willard Spaulding
Congress
General Cogswell
Grioucester
Robert Farr
Havergill
Republicans Denounce Prohibition Third Party at Tre Mont Temple Meeting
The first in a series of anti Prohibition gatherings convened by Republicans at Tre Mont Temple Saturday. Robert R. Bishop presided with ex Governor Long Reverend Hale and Mary Livermore speaking on temperance policy and the party’s role in Massachusetts law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Robert R. Bishop
Long
E. E. Hale
Mary A. Livermore
Bishop
Massachusetts
Weether
Colorado
Governor Long
Senator Hoar
Robinson
Cleveland
Worcester
House of Correction
Canada
Independent candidate for Congress in the sixth district
A Boston reader writes that the rumor of an independent candidate in the sixth district is old and now likely abandoned. He praises H B Lovering, the Democratic candidate, as a party man who has acted on civil service reform and tariff issues, hoping independents support him and he opposes compulsory silver coinage as protecting monopolies. October 16, 18380.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Stary
Sir—Heving
Jonas H. French
Willard Spsulling
Peabody
John Favor
Democratic
Congress
H. B. Lovering
Boston
Reform meetings in the third district this week
The article lists reform meeting locations and participants across the third district including Vonightt Fields Corner Colonel Fox Rev N J H Chamberlain General hazard and others with events scheduled at Dudley Street Opera House Columbia rink Parker Memorial Hall Tremont Temple and Dadler Street Opera House in a campaign season panorama. It also covers Democratic and Republican party activities across Suffolk Norfolk Middlesex and Barnstable counties with nominations meetings caucuses and campaign organizers including N P H Melvin John Widart Blythe and W G A Potter among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonight
Charles B. Fox
N. J H. Chamberlain
Hazard
Se Stevens
Dudley Street Opera House
A. L. Perry
Williams College
Columbia
Rink
Mark Courant
M. M. Trumbull
Chicago
Parker Memorial Hall
Tremont Temple
David A
Dadler Street Opera House
Everett P. Wheeler
New York
M. M. Trumball
Suffolk County
Merennon
N. P. H. Melvin
Lawrence
Lowell
Republican State Committee
Music Hall
Grackett
Malden
John F. Andrew
Court Room
Central Square
Salem
Lovering
Lynn
Sixth Congressional District
Democratic Committee
Washington Street
Norfolk
John Widart
Weymouth
John I’. Flood
State Central Committee
Robert Blythe
Wakefield
Middlesex
W. F. Candily
W. QO. Armstrong
Representative Chappelle
Middlesex Club
General Hawley
Connecticut
Provincetown
B.F. Crocker
Hyannis
M. L. Chase
Harwich
Norfolk County Democratic Club
William Aspinwall
Lprookline
Francis W. Bird
Walpole
Edward Avery
Braintree
Hushrod Morse
Sharon
Peter Butler
Quincy
J. M. Freeman
Franklin
C.S. Young
Disputed political rhetoric in Franklin County articles
A Franklin County Reformer critique praises John E. Russell as a capable national figure while denouncing William W. Rice for insincere campaign tactics. The Springfield and Boston papers mock demagogic stances and defend Cleveland’s renomination amid a broader debate on protectionism and party loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
John E. Russell
Red Tape Responsible Delays Hit Government Work
South Boston Iron Works halted operations on Saturday as government contract payments delayed 250 skilled iron workers and gun makers. Superintendent Hunt blames red tape in Washington, indicating a two to three week pause likely, with a longer wait possible. The firm claims only two to six thousand dollars overdue, funded by outside work to resume soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Hunt
Punt
Treasury
Washington
War Department
Vre
Department
Congress
New Fire Alarm System Trial Aims to End Box Interference
Boston plans a trial of a Gamewell device on circuit 18 to prevent two alarms on the same circuit from colliding at City Hall. The box gong, designed by Superintendent Flanders, will announce the pulled box en route, reducing misidentification and improving dispatch accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Board of Fire Commissioners of
Brooklyn
New York
Baltimore
Central Station
City Hall
Boston Museum
Boston Fire Department
Flanders
Fire Alarm Service
Gourg
Closing Games Highlight Sporting Season Across Disciplines
The report lists results from base ball, football, cricket, and track events. Notable items include St. Louis winning the American Base Ball Association title, Philadelphia defeating Athletics 6 to 5 to clinch the local championship, and various scores from matches in New York, Baltimore, and Cincinnati. Track events at Lyunevere featured records by Hunter and others, while Yale beat the Institute of Technology 8 to 0 and Harvard crushed Stevens 44 to 0. Other notes cover upcoming meets, trotters, and lacrosse draws, with the Norfolk Trotting Park opening and a six day event at Columbia rink beginning November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Base Ball Association
St. Louis
Philadelphias
Athletics
Philadelphies
Pittsburg
Pittsboros
Detroits
New York
New Yorks
Metropolitans
Baltimore
Baltimores
Washingtons
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Louisvilles
Lyunevere Track
LD. E. Hunter
Salem
Hunter
C. H. Frazer
W. M. Woodside
T. W. Eck
W. J. Morgan
Chicago
Louise Armaindo
Minneapolis
Mystic Park
New England
Gilrey
Milton
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
W.S. Doane
W. K. Corey
New Haven
Yale
Institute of Technology
Vbtoo
Watkinson
A. Johnson
Br.g. Rex
Jarvis Field
Harvard
Stevens Institute
Lawrence
Safford’s Springs
Kearney and Sullivan
Hosea Whitford
Jewett City
Conn
Steven J. Farrell
Reckville
Boston, Jr
Waltham Lacrosse
Norfolk Trotting Park
Readville
J. H. Nay
Columbia
Embezzler Hilliards Freed on Bail in Morse Case
An embezzling book-keeper Charles E. Hilliards of C. C. Morse & Son surrendered yesterday. He secured $1000 bail and was released today. He will be arraigned in Police Court Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hilliards
C. C. Morse & Son
Desperate Glove Encounter Near Board of Trade
In Chicago a 33 round boxing match between Charley Reed of Buffalo and John Brindy of Omaha drew a select crowd including Archer avenue saloon keepers. Stakes ran to 250 dollars a side. Reed prevailed after a fierce battle ending with a left uppercut that knocked Brindy onto the ropes and to the floor. Both fighters left the ring badly punished and were carried away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Archer Avenue
Charley Reed
Buffalo
John Brindy
Omaha
Reed
Stock Yard
Brindy
Brandy
West Winds Bring Boston A Cold Wave
A cold wave from the West hits Boston with temperatures near the 29 degree mark. Residents bundle up as church attendance drops and seal skin wearers appear. Forecasts from Old Prob say warmer, fair weather by tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Saturday Clubs Dine At Vendome And Parker's
The Commercial Club gathered at the Vendome with President William H. Lincoln presiding after-dinner remarks. Guests included William B. Wheeden Providence General John M. Corse recently named Boston postmaster General F A Walker Rev Minot J Savage Nelson W Aldrich Col E P Nettleton John C Potter Col W W McKim Charles A Browning Rev W E Griffis and others. Boston Club led by Marshall P Wilder, with Lawrence Club and Oil Trade Association also dining at Parker's. Massachusetts Club dined at Young's along with Hammer and Tongs and Winter Clubs. St Botolph Club hosted a reception for Justin McCarthy Sir Lyon Playfair deputy speaker and Mr Chan nine M P son of the Unitarian divine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Vendome
William H. Lincoln
William B. Wheeden
Providence
John M. Corse
Boston
F. A. Walker
Minot J. Savage
Nelson W. Aldrich
E. P. Nettleton
John C. Potter
W. W. McKim
Charles A. Browning
W. E. Griffis
Boston Club
Marshall P. Wilder
Lawrence Club
Oil Trade Association
Parker’s
Massachusetts Club
Young’s
Hammer and Tongs
St. Botolph Club
Justin McCarthy
Sir Lyon Playfair
House of Commons
Mr. Channine
M.P
Marinelli the Contortionist Exhibits at Howard Atheneum
Vieri Marinelli a 23 year old contortionist born in Berlin performed a 15 minute private show at the Howard Atheneum attended by city physicians including Drs Jarvis Bradford Hind and Spring. The exhibition drew praise as the best of its kind and Marinelli appeared normal after the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Marinelli
Berlin
Exclusion in religion in Bartol sermon study
The Rev C A Bartol preached at West Church on Exclusiveness citing Romans 3 27 and Romans 13 28 to argue that character forms by exclusion and that love must discriminate. He warned against vanity in exclusiveness while urging gentleness toward antipathies and urged choosing associations that nourish the soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Bartol
West Church
Paul
Bartel
Jesus
God
Christ
David
Jacob
Ireland and the Irish lecture dazzles Boston crowd
Harry W. French opened his new lecture at the Boston Theatre with a large audience including Mayor O'Brien. He focused on northern Ireland with vivid photographic images of Howth, Dublin, Wicklow, Belfast, and the Giant's Causeway, praising the Irish character and drawing the most applause for portraits of Gladstone and Parnell and the Glasnevin memorial to the Manchester martyrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. French
Ireland
Boston
O’brien
French
Howth
Dublin
Wicklow
Belfast
Giant’s Causeway
Gladstone
Parnell
Glasnevin
Manchester
The Rev Thwing Farewell at North Avenue Church
The Rev Charles F Thwing preached his farewell as pastor of the North Avenue Congregational Church Cambridge. He and Mrs Thwing depart for Farmington Maine for about ten days then move to Minneapolis to lead Pilgrim Church. A dismissal council will vote Oct 25 and Rev W S Alexander may succeed him. Parishioners present Thwing with a gold Waltham watch and notes of regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thwing
Charles F. Thwing
North Avenue Congregational Church
Cambridge
Farmington
Minneapolis
Minn
Typhoid cases rise as city reports ninety cases
City records show ninety typhoid cases. Peabody Academy of Science hosted 14,683 visitors in the last quarter. The city treasurer collected $195,100 in the days before tax interest began. Senator Robert Howard spoke at the skating rink on the Labor Problem. Police arrested Solomon Peabody Moses McAlpine and Henry Crosby for card playing on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody Academy of Science
Robert Howard
Solomon Peabody
Moses McAlpine
Henry Crosby
Rev John Forsyth D D LL D dies in New York at 75
The Rev John Forsyth D D LL D of Newcore New York died tonight in his 76th year. A Rutgers and Edinburgh graduate, he studied under Chalmers and Dick. Licensed 1883 in Aberdeen ordained 1884 in New York. He pastored Philadelphia Newburg Union Church and taught at Theological Seminary Princeton Rutgers West Point. He published theological works. Retired from army in 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Forsyth
Newcore
N. Y
Rutgers College
Edinburgh University
Scotland
Thomas Chalmers
Glasgow
Thomas Dick
Presbytery
Aberdeen
New York
Tie
Philadelphia
Union Church
Newburg
Theological
Princeton College
West Point Military Academy
The Bohemian Club in San Francisco Expository History
Midway on the upward grade is the Bohemian Club with unique features and an imperishable history. Once the life and soul of wit culture and Bohemian spirit its rooms mirror social changes on the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast
San Francisco
Pacific
Union Clubs
California
Bohemian Club
George Augustus Sala
Salvini
French fishing off Newfoundland ends in disaster
Paris dispatch notes a disastrous French fishing season off Newfoundland. Brittany and Normandy fishermen and smack-owners vow not to return to those waters. The setback angers patriotic Frenchmen who fear the loss of a key industry and hint at seeking government protection for fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London ‘Times
Paris
Newfoundland
Brittany
Normandy
Death by private act shocks Hamilton youth and community
Joseph P. Gardner of the McKay-Dane farm, a 24 year old Harvard graduate and Myopia Hunt Club member, died by his own hand in Hamilton on a Saturday. He had recently returned from Europe, suffered delusions, and was to inherit a large estate. His father also died by suicide at Beverly farms years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Joseph P. Gardner
McKay-Dane
Myopia Hunt Club
Agricultural Department
Harvard
Europe
Joseph Gardner
Beverly Farms
Gardner
Would-Be Representatives in Fifth Middlesex and Other Wards
The piece lists candidates for nominations in Somerville and surrounding wards. In Ward 2 Fifth Middlesex, Democrats Abraham A. Elston and James F. Davin contend with Republicans Dexter F. Bennett and Frank H. Raymond. Ward 1 Fourth Middlesex nominating Deacon Samuel Cutler for Republicans, with City Solicitor C. Darling renominated in Wards 8 and 4. Democratic contenders in those wards are few in Republican districts. The Democratic winner in Ward 2 last two cycles is noted with margins of 26 and 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Middlesex
Somerville
Abraham A. Elston
James F. Daviin
Dexter F. Bennett
Frank H. Raymond
Fourth Middlesex
Samuel Cutler
C. Darling
Forty Eight Freshman Crew Candidates Meet at Institute
Forty eight candidates attended the first meeting in Captain Hutchinsons room. The third ten of the Institute of 1770 from 89 lists names including P. S. Taylor H. M. Sears J. M. Sears J. G. Smith Marvin Burr Dow T. Smith. Football games are set for Oct 20 at Institute of Technology Oct 23 versus Dartmouth and Oct 30 at Institute of Technology. The college fall tennis championship opens Tuesday with Sears brothers as current champions seeded apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Institute of 1770
Taylor
P. S. Sears
H. M. Sears
Davis
J. M. Smith
J. G. King
Marvin
Burr
Dow
T. Smith
Institute of Technology
Dartmouth
Sears Brothers
Missing $72 Found Concealed in Carpet in Williams Room
John Sullivan paid a bill at 159 Kneeland Street yesterday leaving $72 on a table before briefly leaving the room. On return the money was gone and later located hidden under the carpet in a room occupied by Mary A. Williams. She was arrested as a suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sullivan
Kneeland Street
Mary A. Williams
Mystery of Oregon Sinking Linked to Unseen Vessel
Captain S Greenwood of the Kanawah recounts sighting a sailing craft shortly before the Oregon collision and proposes theories of crew illness or demise. He promotes Hunt's Remedy as a cure for many ailments aboard ships and in families, claiming personal and crew health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
S. Greenwood
Kanawah
Newport News
Providence
HK. I
Greenwood
New Jersey
Howe
New York
Sone
Hunt
Bright
Population totals and a Boston whiskey claim
The piece lists country and region populations including China and India and notes that New England residents can buy G. O. Tays lor Whiskey, bottled by H. Graves & Sons in Boston who guarantee its superiority for medicinal and social use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
India
Russia
Europe
Great Britain
Ireland
United States
Alaska
New England States
G. O. Tayslor
H. Graves & Sons
Boston
City Notes on church events and local gatherings
The forty seventh anniversary of Meridian Street Methodist Church and Bethel was observed with sermons by Professor Huntington of Boston University and pageantry in East Boston. Boston Light Infantry units will travel to New Bedford, festivities include Carney Hospital festival with Harvard College quartet, Y M C A opening program, and free evening drawing schools. Weekly noon prayers at Tremont Row outline speakers and the Ariel ladies quartet from Cambridge will sing. Knight of Labor weekly paper suspended after just over a year, editor offers humorous epitaph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Bethel
L. B. Bates
Huntington
Boston University
East Boston
Boston Light Infantry
Henry Parkinson, Jr
Boston Light Infantry Veteran Corps
David W. Wardrop
Randolph Brass Band
Boylston Hall
New Bedford
Carney Hospital
Harvard College
Baldwin
Dahlgreen
Baster Young Mens Christian Association
Tremont Row
J. W. Barton
Greet
C. E. Davis
A. H. Whitford
W. E. Cummings
M. D
George E. Ricker
Brooke Herford
Young Men’s Christian Union
Christ
William H. Baldwin
Massachusetts Reformatory
Concord
William J. Ball
Reformatory
Ariel Ladies’ Quartet
Cambridge
Knight of Labor
Boston
Lynn
Blast wrecks house on Essex street in Beverly
A blasting accident by workers hired by Isaac Appleton sent a ton weight fragment from a ledge on Essex street into a house thirty feet away, owned by John Meacan and occupied by Arthur Hall, completely wrecking it without injuries. A second fragment of about 800 pounds was hurled over the house. damage estimated at 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Isaac Appleton
Essex Street
John Meacan
Arthur Hall
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Butler
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South
Rice
Ben Butler
Boston Journal
St. Louis Globe
Red Tape
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Buffalo Knnocks
DR. Bartol
The
Harry French
Boston Theatre
San Francisco Examiner
Harvard College Notes
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