Enthusiastic rally for Higginson Hoar Everett in Woburn
In Woburn the Democratic and Independent voters heard speeches from Colonel T. W. Higginson of Cambridge Dr William Everett and Sherman Hoar of Quincy. Everett argued against protectionist tariffs and for liberal trade while praising President Cleveland. Hoar traced tax history from the Civil War era to present and urged tariff reform. Higginson closed with anecdotes and a defense of Russell as a strong candidate.
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Worren
Woburn
T. W. Higginson
Cambridge
Sherman Hoar
William Everett
Quincy
Cleveland
Thurman
Russell
James Skinner
A. E. Thompson
B. E. Golden
J. F. Rams
F. P. Curran
Seeley
John O'Neil
S. D. Samson
J. K. Doherty
Charles Jones
Neil Lafferty
Joseph Linnell
Michael Reddy
Henry M. Aldrich
Thomas Salmon
John I. Munroe
P. McGowan
R. W. Parker
James McGuire
John Wyman
S. F. McCormick
J. M. Hills
P. E. Tenney
Thomas H. Hill
Charles K. Gunn
M. S. Seeley
Hill
Dr. Everett
Massachusetts
Lr. Everett
Thas
Norfolk County
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Congress
Russia
Europe
France
England
Wen
United States
Senate
Everett
Great Britain
Union
Great
John Sherman
Royal EF. Robbins
American Waltham Watch Company
Engand
Germany
Australia
London
Colonel Higginson
Hoar
St. Louis
Chicago
William E. Russell
Higginson
Thomas J. Gargan
Boston
Calumet & Hecla
Thanksgiving Day designated by Governor Ames
Gov Ames designates Thursday November 29 as Thanksgiving. Italian consul notified to inform police to hold Giovanni Bondiro, the Italian murderer recently arrested by Boston police. Miss Frankie Raymond, jailed for robbery in New York, returns without requisition papers. Suffolk Women's Auxiliary Conference to meet at 3 pm at South Congregational vestry. Samuel A. Eliot of Cambridge to speak on Unitarian Church in Seattle. Engineers with City Engineer Jackson inspect Harvard bridge. Policeman Hayes resigns to enter business. River pirates steal rope from Abbie A. Emery and schooner St Leon. rope recovered. First fall talk in Boston Electric Club series by J C Wilson on Police Alarm. Boston Baseball Club defeats Medford 11 to 3 in seven innings. Coquelin Hading season at Hollis Street Theatre begins Oct 29 with seven performances. Season tickets $14. single tickets $2.50, $2, $1.50, $1. Sale starts Monday for season tickets. single tickets on Thursday.
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Ames
Italy
Giovanni Bondiro
Boston
Frankie Raymond
Pinkerton
Mills
New York
Suffolk
Women’s Auxiliary Conference
South Congregational Church
Newbury and
Exeter Streets
Samuel A. Eliot
Cambridge
Seattle
W. T
Society of Engineers
Jackson
Harvard Bridge
Thomas L. Hayes
Station 3
Division 16
Abbie A. Emery
Pearl Street Wharf
St. Leon
Russia Wharf
Boston Electric Club
J. C. Wilson
Boston Baseball Club
Medford
Hollis Street
Quincy Democrats Nominate Josiah Quincy for Congress
The Second District Democrats met in Quincy to nominate Josiah Quincy of Quincy for Congress with strong support and unanimous acclamation. Bushrod Morse spoke of previous campaigns and urged reform, while Morse nominated Quincy by voice vote amid praise for Adams and Quincy lineage. John F. Andrew’s name was invoked as a symbol of progressive leadership and national reform in a period of tariff debate.
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Josiah Quincy
Quincy
Congress
Quincey Own
W. G. A. Pattee
Casey
Brockton
Pattee
Taunton
Sakaed Ethan Towns
Bushrod Morse
Sharon
Long
Cleveland Ij
John F. Andrew
Massachusetts
United States
Adams, Hancock
Adams
Morse
Harvey H. Pratt
Abington
Notable Weddings At Brookline And Nearby
Yesterday in Brookline society circles a wedding united Miss Lilly Wilder daughter of William Henry Wilder to Charles Faulkner Rice of Boston. The chancel overflowed with flowers as Eugene Buffinton played for the bride’s entrance escorted by her father with Miss Alice Wilder as maid of honor and five bridesmaids.
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Brookline
Lilly Wilder
William Henry Wilder
Charles Faulkner Rice
Boston
Eugene Buffinton
Alice Wilder
Quincy
Paine
Wilder
Lane
Crocker
W. H. Wilder, Jr
Parker, Balch
Wendell
Sutton
Hall
Bancroft and Bennett
L. K. Storrs
D.D
Rige
Walnut Street
Whitmore Preston
Edith Hall
Stopford W. Brooke
Shelton
Proctor
Joseph Woods Jarvis
James Preston
Courtney Guild
William Townsend
Martin Luce, Jr
West Cedar Street
James King Hoyt
Emily Nickerson Sears
Dughter
J. Henry Sears
Dorchester
First Religious Society of
Florsford's Acid Phosphate For Indigestion Ad
An exploration of Florsford's Acid Phosphate advertised as a remedy for indigestion dyspepsia and related digestive disturbances. The short public notice highlights its use against stomach discomfort and associated complaints.
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Florsford
Morse Accepts Republican Bid in Second District Letter
Elijah A. Morse declares in his acceptance letter that the coming election carries big national consequences for manufacturing states like Massachusetts The issue is whether a tariff reform national policy will close factories or depress workers while praising the Republican protective policy of the past decades John F Andrew cited as third district nominee by Democrats in a Oct 4 1888 convention in Boston urging unity and support for his candidacy.
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Democratic Party
Republcan
Republican Party
England
John F. Andrew
Morse
Elijah A. Morse
Congress
Massachusetts
Europe
Third Congressional District
Democratic Nomination Letter for Third District Representative
A Democrat in the third congressional district accepts nomination for Representative to Congress. He supports President Cleveland, calls for honest government, tax relief, civil service reform, cessation of depreciated silver coinage, and tariff revision over free trade. He emphasizes principles over personal ties and party rhetoric.
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Frederick O. Prince
John H., Plunkett
M. J. Litzgerald
Third Congressional
Congress
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Political Notes Rally and Nominations Across Essex and Middlesex
A Republican Club meeting in Oakland Garden near Blue Hill avenue and Columbia street is set for Monday Oct 29 at 8 pm with Hon Edward L Pierce presiding and speakers including Senator Hoar and Treasurer Beard. Essex county Democrats announce nominations for probate, deeds, and county posts among others. A mass meeting of United Citizens’ Association heard a nonpartisan address by Edward L Pierce urging Jewish citizens to participate, with tariff as a non-issue.
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Republican Club of
Dorchester
Oakland Garden
Blue Hill Avenue
Columbia Street
Edward L. Pierce
Senator Hoar
Beard
Josiah Quincy
North Easton
Cleveland and Thurman
Essex County
J. T. Mahoney
Galem
Charles S. Osgood
Salem
Register of Deeds
John R. Poor
Lawrence
Forthern
Charles A. Maxwell
Haverhill
James Gwinn
Hamilton
Sixth Middlesex
Benjamin F. Dutton
Malden
Fifteenth Essex
Edward F. Brown
Essex
C. H. Shepard
Danvers
Fifth Middlesex
William '. Harney
Somerville
A. A. Elston
Republican State Committee
Burien
Massachusetts
Ames
Hobart
James 8. Ailen
Bridgewater
Congress
Elijah A. Morse
Suffolk County
Thomas F. Temple
Captain Miller Under Arrest for Cruel Seafaring Treatment
Captain Miller of the brig Water Witch faced Commissioner Hallett on a charge of cruelty to seaman John Thomas, who alleges a skull wound from a wood club during a voyage from Port au Prince. Thomas, a colored man, claims denial of relief from work and irons, with release at Wood's Hall in Boston before travel to the United States commissioners. The case was continued to the following morning.
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Miller
Water Witch
Hallett
John Thomas
Thomas
Port Au Prince
Wood's Hall
Boston
United States Commissioners
Aptain Miller
Custom House
Investment results of a tontine policy from Equitable Society
A 25 year old man held Tontine policy No 78272 from Equitable Society of New York. Over fifteen years his payments totaled 200.30 starting with 66.02 first year. If death had occurred early, returns would exceed premiums. now options include cash value 426.61 or total premiums with interest, or a paid up policy for 5877 with heirs receiving over 391 per 100 paid.
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Equitable Society of New York
Panor and Sitting Room Furniture at Patyn's Furn Co
Fine French style Panor and Sitting Room sets advertised from 48 Canal street factory with English underzlate decoration. Morey Churchill and Morey list 166 Friend street as supplier choice.
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Panor
Patyn’s Furniture Co
Canal Street
Morey, Churchill & Morey
Friend St
Boston Superior Court Docket Highlights October 17
The Oct 17 docket spans First to Fifth Sessions with cases including Byron A. Osgood vs Thomas F. McGann and related cross actions over breach of contract for 1000 cash cars. Wood vs Atkins involves a hired horse and buggy, with damages and conversion claims, plus many listed case entries. Ham mond, J. presides over tort and contract matters. verdicts, denials, and defaulted defendants appear throughout.
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Superior Court
Mason, d
Byron A. Osgood
Thomas F. McGann
R. Lund
W. Bartlett
Osgood
E. C. Gilman
Charles M. Barnes
McGann
Daniel Wood
John E. Atkins
T. J. Gargan
C. P. Sampson
H. BE. Swasey
William B. Orcutt
Court Action Seeks Damages From City in Wagon Accident
Superior Court Norfolk County October 17. Joseph Montana sues City of Boston for injuries after being thrown from his wagon on Albany Street March 21, 1887. Defense asserts no defect for which the city is responsible. Case sent to jury. Attorneys listed for plaintiff and defendant. Other case references noted.
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Hammond
Henrietta Vaughn
City of
Boston
Buckingham Street
No. 7
B. Wadleigh
T. M. Babson
Samuel L. Holt
Edgar J. Bliss
J. L. Powers
Henry J. Bartlett
Bridget Dooley
H. G. Allen
W.S. Frost
John Kelly
Ann Maguire
J. J. Feeley
I. R. Clark
Dunbar
Frank W. Weston
Martha A. Hanson
Tietel Gleason
Revere
A.D. Bosson
Salem D. Charles
Cornelius Gearin
Patrick D. Sullivan
Piedmont Street
Mary 5. Sullivan
Patrick D
Sullivans
Guthron
W. H. Towne
W._F. Slocum
Thomas Riley
P. Sullivan
Charles F. Jenney
Gearin
Sullivan
Dealy
Maller
Vevern
Dempsey
Lattimer
Fitch
Wakefield
Cochburg RR
Nower
Ree Pain
Same
Gordon
Brothers
Fernald
Bleasington
Car
Deegan
Cunnigham
Cur
Fitchburg RR. Co Fs
O'brien
Wagner
Attwood
Dumas
Richard
Greene
Cowan
Bradley
Stroud
Brown
Gould
Superior Court Larceny and Liquor Cases Report
Oct. 17 session Dewey J James Crowley convicted of larceny from the person to one year in the house of correction. William Gaffney charged as idle and disorderly given six months in the house of correction. Daniel F Hutchins fined fifty dollars and costs for violating liquor law. William Daly found not guilty on liquor charge. Mary Moran discharged due to warrant error.
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Superior Criminal Court
Dewey
J. James Crowley
House of Correction
William Gaffney
Daniel F. Hutchins
William Daly
Mary Moran
Supreme Judicial Court Hearing Sets Equity Cases Tomorrow
Middlesex County Supreme Judicial Court judge Holmes reports the court will reconvene tomorrow to hear equity cases, marking the next phase in ongoing proceedings.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Middlesex County
Fireside Robber Ex Fireman Miller Bound Over For Trial
In East Boston Court Ex Fireman J Henry Miller alias Ford of 70 Pearl Street faced a breaking and entering and theft charge for four clocks and was bound over in 1000 for Superior Court. Charles H Thompson alias Harris alias Bourne waived for forgery and bound over 2000 for grand jury. Emma Thompson waived for stealing 160 dollars worth from American Instalment and bound over for grand jury. West End railroad conductors Ryner Katrick Whitman McDonald and Fred Hitchcock faced embezzlement hearings. Katrick and McDonald fined 10 dollars plus costs and held on 100 appeal. Hitchcock case continued to Oct 22.
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J. Henry Miller
Ford
Nelson H. Brown
Pearl Street
Charles H. Thompson
Harris
Bourne
Emma Thompson
Boston
Ryner C. Katrick
Whitman McDonald
Fred Hitchcock
West End
Katrick
McDonald
Hitchcock
General Ticket and Passenger Agents Elect Officers
At the New England General Ticket and Passenger Agents Association semi annual meeting at Path finder Railway Guide office, John A Fenno was named President and E A Watson became Vice President. A Waite of Boston and Maine was re elected Secretary, and C T Hempstead joined the executive committee.
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New England General Ticket and Passenger Agents’ Association
Pathfinder Railway Guide
John A. Fennoeneral
Boston, Revere Each & Lynn Railroad
E. A. Watson
Connecticut River Railroad
A. Waite
Boston & Maine Railroad
C. T. Hempstead
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Daylight Robbery Strikes Maynard Jewelry Store
W M Maynard owner of a jewelry store at 16 Brattle square reports a daytime robbery yesterday. Two men dressed as laborers entered after covering windows with whiting and using a ladder to reach a transom. Stolen items include fifty gold watches, seventy five silver watches, chains and diamond rings valued between 1200 and 1500 dollars.
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W. M. Maynard
Brattle Square
Maynard
Social Law Library annual meeting elects officers
The Social Law Library proprietors met yesterday afternoon at the Supreme Judicial Court room. William G. Russell was named president, trustees include Charles A. Welch George O. Shattuck Richard Olney Henry C. Hutchins John C. Gray Augustus Russ Arthur Lincoln. A. Lawrence Lowell was elected clerk and treasurer, replacing the long serving Lincoln who declined reelection after fourteen years. The board update replaces W D Smith with Arthur Lincoln. The library report was postponed due to the librarian’s illness.
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Social Law Library
Supreme Judicial Court
William G. Russell
Charles A. Welch
George O. Shattuck
Richard Olney
Henry C. Hutchins
John C. Gray Augustus Russ
Arthur Lincoln
A. Lawrence Lowell
Lincoln
W.D. Smith
Shoe Company Directors and Firm Representatives Across the Nation
A lengthy list details numerous shoe company executives and partners across many cities including Atlanta Birmingham Cincinnati Chicago Detroit Indianapolis Louisville St Louis Nashville New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Toledo and others. The directory names individuals such as J A Smith W W Draper T D Smith Benckenstein Plant Durrell Gates Richardson George Drake and many more along with firm affiliations and locations.
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Atlanta
J A Smith
Moore, Marsh & Co
W Draper
Draper, Moore & Co
Birmingham
Bloomington
Carpenter
Guttmann, Carpenter
Lelling
Chicago
Greensfelder
Florsheim & Co
Povenmuehle
HFC
Dovenmuehle & Son
Ill
Henderson
C M Henderson & Co
G Leonard
Leonard & Co
Craw
I P Forum & Co
Jen O
A E Culter
Miller, Culter & Co
Columbus
O Jones
Reed, Jones & Co
J K Orr
JK Orr & Co
Pallas
Pex
Buford
Buford, Porter & Co
Tre
Detroit
Mich
McGraw
A C
McGraw & Co
Fransville
Ind
B Hinkle
Flinkle
Hendricks & Cooper
E McMillan
McMillan
Hazenco
Wis
M Meissner
M Meissner & Co
Minneapolis
Minn
Hefflefinger
North Star Boot and Shoe Company
Kilbourne
Kilbourne Boot and Shoe Company
Murray
Murray, Dibrell & Co
Nashville
Tenn
J B Richardson
Richardson Bros & Co
S$ Hollins
Natchez
Miss
C Moore
H Frank
New York City
T FE Greacen
Neo
F P Kirkendall
Kirkendall, Jones & Co
Philadelphia
Penn
T C Else
TC Else & Co
Pittston
M McDonnell, Craw
Platteboro
C McDougall
E G
Rodgers
Dewey, Rodgers & Co
Toledo
Wibe
R H Lane & Co
B Taylor
American Hand Sewed Shoe Co
Treance
E McCoy
Vance-Hughes Shoe
Wilmington
A French
GR French & Sons
York
MB Spahr
MB Spahr & Sons
Zanesville
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Sherman Moor
Andrew
Kelly
Maguire
McPhailey
Golden
Robbins
Salisbury
Read
Victorson
Flynn
Grant
Barker, J
Barrett
Pratt
Srainard
Jenkins
Saunders
Toppin
Pasha
Fitchburg
Clark
Snow
Peterson
Inhabit
Hurley
Compt
Duffy
Wm. T. Cutter
Connecticut
Fales
W. S. Brewer & CO. Tailors
Washington Street
Semple Place
Dmoocket
Teg. Wade
Sade
Aaron KR
G*y & CO
State Street
POST
Emond & Quinsler
Goddard
Haverhill Street
New Es
Wes
Dr. J. Semmes
Winter St
Ai S Lybi
Ingtg
Ari
Oak Grove Farm
Ruccle’ Street
Oruer
Krosnan
Martin
Fogarty
Connell
Conaway
Kelley
Roxbury Carpet Co
City of Boston
Lyons
Wight
Boyden
Howard
Health Food CO
New England
Tremont St
Tuttle's
Elimir CO
Hyde Park
Merrimac Street
Buston
Young People's League
Young People’s Christian League
Tremont Street Methodist Episcopal Church
League
Parkhurst
Zion’s Herald
Young People
Edith B. Speare
The
W. J. Haven
Avery Rand
R. F. Raymond
H. M. Willard
J. M. Durrell
W. P. Odell
George A. Phinney
William W. Flanders
A. H. Sweetser
Jacol Sleeper
Ki. C. Barker
J. D. Pickies
O.M. Durrell
J. H. Twombley
J. W. Barber
F. P. Parkin
W. H. Geddes
John Logge
G. 5. Butterd
Newtonville
H.M. Willard
Saxton’s River
Louis Alber Banks
Boston University Glee Club
Elizabeth I. Pierce
Haven
Pyle
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Cushing
Washington St
Cushing Process CO
Paris
Baker’s
W. Baker & CO