Pan American Party Excursion Aboard DetroitYacht Trip
In Detroit Detroit and Ann Arbor reports detail the Pan American party’s train voyage from Cleveland to Detroit then to Ann Arbor for university functions. The Venezuela delegate Helet Peraza speaks of American unity and arbitration with Britain, urging cooperation among American nations and economic collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Cleveland
Detroit River
Ann Arbor
Ann Ansor
University of Michigan
Henry Rogers
The
University
Grand Rapids
New York
Helet Peraza
Republic of Venezuela
International American Congress
Buffalo
Chicago
Europe
America
United States
Great Britain
Orinoco
American Congress
Congress
Americas
Obituary of Honorable John F Hartranft Ex Governor of Pa
General John F. Hartranft died at his Norristown residence after a long kidney illness. Born December 16, 1830 in New Hanover, he rose as a lawyer and Civil War officer, led the Fourth and Fifty-first Pennsylvania Regiments, and earned a brigadier general rank. He served as auditor-general and Pa governor, suppressing the Molly Maguires and commanding the National Guard, also leading at Lincoln’s assassin execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Hartranft
Pennsylvania
Norristown
Penn
New Hanover
Marshall and
Union Colleges
Bull Run
William B. Franklin
Fifty-first
Pennsylvania Regiment
Burnside
North Carolina
Hartranft
Stone Bridge
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Ninth Corps
Vicksburg
William T. Sherman
Jackson, Miss
the Wilderness
Poorey Rats
Petersburg
Lincoln
Harmony Prevails in Boston Democratic Essex Caucuses
Boston Democrats in Essex County held conventions with generally peaceful ballots and high quality nominations. Ward by ward, candidates were named with some clashes. Ward 4 nominated by acclamation, Ward 19 saw a row, and tension over ballot discrepancies arose in Ward 19. Notable figures include J D Donovan, F H Dugan, Michael J McKittrick, John H McDonough, and W S McNary, among others, as factions debated Hunt and other rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Hugh McGill
Cunniff
Ward
Terrance Gallagher
T. F. Lyons
J.D. Donovan
F. H. Dugan
Michael J. McKittrick
John H. McDonough
McNary
A. J.C. Sondon
Henry W. Swit
Warp
Florence J. McCarthy
James W. Townsend
Patrick J. Kennedy
Thomas ¥. McEnany
Michael J. Mitchell
F. E. Bagley
Joseph J. Corbett
Charles A. Frazer
Aoe
Michael J. O’brien
Edward Ward
Richard M. Barry
John F. Gillespie
Patrick Connor
Thomas G. Farren
John H. Sullivan
Joseph P. Lomasney
Arthur J. C. London
Henry W. Swift
Charles E. Stratton
Cornelius So
Denis J. Quinn
James J.urke
Daniel McCarthy
Jeremiah McNamara
Edward Powers
M. F. Fields
M. F. Fields. Warp 15.—W. L. McNary
J. B. Lynch
Thomas J. Kelcher
Jeremiah Desmond
Michael Leonard
Andrew 4. Lanigan
Jacob M. Spitz
Timothy A. Haggerty
John T. Wheelwright
Ephraim P. Seaver
George F. Mitchell
Temperance Republicans Debate Governor Nominee
Ex Mayor Bygon B. Johnson of Waltham urges 10 000 votes for the temperance Republicans in the State election. He favors a convention to name a governor candidate and backs Elmer H. Capen of Tufts College as the best choice. A write in is planned for the Australian ballot if the convention is held late. The group aims to nominate only for head of the ticket and vote the rest of the Republican ticket with some temperance aligned renewals. The convention date is undecided pending sub committee meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bygon B. Johnson
Waltham
Elmer H. Capen
Tufts College
Johnson
Temperance Republicans
L E Miller Nominated for Senator at Essex Democratic Convention
Salem October 17 The second Essex senatorial Democratic convention at the Essex House calls to order with W Frank Sheppard chairing. L E Miller of Salem wins nomination by acclamation after a brief ballot and acceptance, with R E Hines elected to the State committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. EF. Miller
Salem
Essex
Essex House
W. Frank Sheppard
Marblehead
George P. Messervey
Peter MecNiff
A. E. Millen
Democratic Party
John 8
W. H. Stearns
William Stopford
Beverly
Stearns
The Ward 24 Imbroglio Returns to Boston Caucus
A Ward 24 Republican caucus stirred political tempers as officials recounts show use of an outdated voter list, ballots thrown into the street, and debates over adjournment. Bliss and Waitt figures figure in disputed nomination amid chaotic proceedings.
Eighth Suffolk Conference Meeting Opens in Roxbury
The eighth Suffolk senatorial Democratic convention began as a conference meeting at Gurney Hall Roxbury with Thomas J Mahan presiding and P J Gormley as secretary. A call for J A owner of Ward 25 followed and Mr Fuller and Mr Cronan addressed the gathering outlining positions in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Mahan
Gurney Hall
Gurney Street
Roxbury
J. A. ‘Wner
Ward 25
Fuller
Cronan
Essex County Democratic Convention at Mechanic Hall
The Essex county Democrats met at Mechanic Hall with 261 delegates from six cities and twenty seven towns. Henry F. Hurlburt was renominated for district attorney, Horace F. Longfellow nominated unopposed for county commissioner, and J. Parker won the sheriff nomination. Special commissioners Hobbs and Lord and insolvency commissioners Phillips Richardson Weil were named. The county committee elected Bancroft as chairman and McCauley as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Saleemm
Mechanic Hall
D. KF. Dolan
Paul A. Pathe
Newburyport
Henry F. Hurlburt
Lynn
Robert P. Webber
Lawrence
David Knot
Lee Horace F. Longfellow
Newbury
Mr. Longfellow
Sheriff
Robert Tarr
Gloucester
Donohue
J. O. Parker
Methuen
Flanders
Haverhill
Horatio G. Herrick
Rep
J. F. Sisk
Ge Horrick
Mr. Parker
Henry Hobbs
Wenham
D. B. Lord of
Salem
Fifth Councillor Democrats Convention at Mechanic Hall
The fifth councillor Democratic convention was held at Mechanic Hall this afternoon with Ban croft of Peabody as chairman and John J. McCauley of Danvers as secretary. The Hon. J. J. Currier of Newburyport was nominated for councillor by acclamation, and the committee of last year was reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savemm
Mechanic Hall
Bancroft
Peabody
John J. McCauley
Danvers
Schofield
Ipswich
J. J. Currier
Newburyport
Essex County Prohibition Club Meets in Beverly
The Essex County Prohibition Club held an all day meeting at Town Hall with a prayer service led by Rev J N Shipman of Peabody. Reports from towns show the party maintaining strength and gaining converts while poems recitations and talks on high license filled the afternoon session led by speakers from Danvers Salem Andover and Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County Prohibition Club
Beverly
Town Hall
J. N. Shipman
Peabody
Mabel Creesy
Danvers
John M. Butterick
Boston
Sidney Perley
Salem
Varnum Lincoln
Andover
Holden
Walker
Alderman Harwood
Lynn
A. A. Williams
Prohibitionists Target Romanism in Political Clash
A speaker warned that three-fourths of saloons are run by foreigners under Jesuit influence and backed by the Republican party. He urged the Prohibitionists to advance and settle the issue of Romanism, while Rev Roland D Grant addressed an evening audience on Rise History and Limitation of Parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Roland D. Grant
The New Ballot Law and Certification Delays
Certificates of nominations were filed at the secretary of State office with many candidates at risk of being left off the ballot if they do not act quickly. Eight nominees sought certification in one day, none certified. Some senatorial certificates were incorrectly made out and others not seen. A Boston candidate learned his nomination wasn’t certified and moved to secure it. The deadline to file certificates is Tuesday Oct 22 at 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bliss
Mr. Bliss
Imself
Waitt
F. W. Bliss
Bicknell
Seysral
Knight
Suffolk County
Meehan Democrats plan push for fair ballots in Boston race
Deputy Superintendent Michael Meehan says the Independent Democrats formed at Crawford House last summer will split the city vote. He claims a branch with over 680 members in Ward 23 mirrors other wards and vows to oppose regular Democratic nominations until voters receive fair caucus counts. The opposition targets both city and state tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meehan
Michael Meehan
Post
Independent Democrats
Crawford House
Boston
Rally Tonight at Tremont Temple by Young Men's Democratic Club
The Young Men's Democratic Club announces William E. Russell will reply to Mr Brackett at the Tremont Temple rally this evening. Doors open at 7 p m music at 7 30 and the rally starts at 8 00 sharp. Galleries reserved for ladies and ladies with escorts. Speakers include Edward Avery Josiah Quincy William E Russell John W Corcoran Joseph H O Neil Charles L Woodbury Harvey N Shepard and John E Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Democratic Club
William E. Russell
Brackett
Tremont Temple
Edward Avery
John E. Russell
Charles L. Woodbury
Harvey N. Shepard
Josiah Quincy
John W. Corcoran
Joseph H. O'Neil
Cambridge Republicans caucus selects two nominees
Middlesex Republican Representative caucus for Wards 4 and 5 Cambridge met at Lyceum Hall. O. S. Brown led with 178 votes, W. B. Durant 133, J. E. Barry 96, F. L. Chapman 74. Brown and Durant were declared nominees with other district selections for George A. Davis N. C. Lombard H. J. Oliver F W Dallinger and G W Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Middlesex
Lyceum Hall
Brown
W. B. Durant
J. E. Barry
F. L. Chapman
Durant
George A. Davis
N. C. Lombard
H. J. Oliver
Frank W. Dallinger
G. W. Henderson
Loring Nominated by Suffolk Republicans at Convention
The eighth Suffolk Republican senatorial convention met in city committee rooms last evening with Herbert A. Fuller presiding and Willis R. Russ as secretary. After discussion over the nomination, Victor J. Loring was chosen as the candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Loring
Suffolk
Herbert A. Fuller
Willis R. Russ
Ionly Victor J. Loring
Captain Reade Secures Ballot Access for Senate Run
Captain John Reade of the second Suffolk senatorial district has gathered sufficient signatures to file nomination papers. His name will appear on the ballot as a candidate for the senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Reade
John Reade
Suffolk
Episcopal Convention Debates Prayer Book Revision
At the Episcopal convention in New York the push for a standard prayer book of 1892 advances with a joint committee to draft it, the creation of deaconesses proposed, and major debates over liturgical changes including a ministerial or congregational prayer, Ash Wednesday office, and Christmas Day collects. The Board of Missions discusses the million-dollar enrolment fund and its refund option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dr. Huntington
Daniel R. Goodwin
Pennsylvania
Goodwin
House
Woodworth
Nebraska
Seth Lowe
Brooklyn
House of Bishops
Hart
Huntington
Mann
California
Board of Missions
Burgwin
Representative Nominations From Multiple Districts
Third Hampshire Prohibition selects Lewis N. West of Hadley while Fifth Berkshire Republican names Sidney H. Cheesman of Becket. Hampden Democratic tabbed John P. Hurliby Jr of Monson and Franklin Democratic William G Avery of Conway. Franklin First Republican Nathan Cutter of Greenfield. Fourth peers Republican Ophir E Genest of Holyoke and Plymouth First Republican Everett F Sherman of Plymouth. Plymouth Fourth Democratic Henry Jones of Hingham. Sixteenth Essex Republican Benjamin Day of Marblehead. Worcester First Republican C Waldo Bates of Phillipston. Bristol Eighth Republican Peter D Harcarree, John H Burgess and Hercules Beauperland. Middlesex Twenty-eighth Democratic James Brophy of Framingham and Charles H Boody of Wayland. Worcester Fifteenth Democratic Martin S Hall and James Hanna of Fitchburg. Somerville Wards 3 and 4 Democratic Bernard Lawrence. Worcester Tenth Democratic James H Mellen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
Lewis N. West
Hadley
Berkshire
Sidney H. Cheesman
Becket
Hampden
John P. Hurliby, Jr
Monson
Franklin
Essex
Benjamin Day
Marblehead
Worcester
C. Waldo Bates
Phillipston
Bristol
Peter D. Harcra Ree
John H. Burgess
Hercules Beauperland
Middlesex
James«. Brophy
Framingham
Charles H. Boody
Wayland
Martin S. Hall
James Hanna
Fitchburg
Somerville
Bernard Lawrence
James H. Mellen
Cronin Case Updates From October Court Proceedings
Henry M. Stoltenberg released by the State's attorney rendering habeas corpus moot. Bailiff Alexander P. Hanks held on $16,000 bail across three indictments. Capiases issued for Jeremiah O'Donnell John Graham Joseph Konen and Thomas Kavanagh. Smith remains jailed. Grand jury returns twelve indictments, one tied to Cronin case. The Tribune notes ex-Senior Guardian John Beggs threatens to reveal knowledge of the Cronin murder plot if conditions are not met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Henry M. Stoltenberg
Alexander P. Hanks
Matson
Jeremiah O'Donnell
John Graham
Joseph Konen
Thomas Kavanagh
Smith
Mark Solomon
Kavanagh
Graham
Meeting Condemns Southern Outrages In Newport
A Newport meeting chaired by Mayor Coggeshall gathered many prominent figures to denounce outrages against African Americans in the South. Resolutions urged federal enforcement of due process, called for government action, and requested copies to be sent to President Harrison and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. 1
Coggeshall
W. S. Ward
Swinburne
H. N. Ward
H. N. Jeter
M. van Horne
George T. Downing
Lada
K. G. Walker
Boston
United States
W. P. Sheffield
South
Harrison
Congress
Edison Phonograph Toy Co Directors Elected in Portland
The Edison Phonograph Toy Company held its annual meeting in Portland Maine with Hon. Clarence Hale presiding. Directors elected include Benjamin F. Stevens R M Field Otis E Welp Lowell C Brice A O Tate J W McIntes and Daniel Weld. Daniel Weld serves as treasurer and Clarence Hale as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Phonograph Toy Company
Portland
Clarence Hale
Benjamin F. Stevens
R. M. Field
Otis E. Welp
Lowell C. Brices
A. O. Tate
J. W. McIntes
Daniel Weld
Knotty legal points confound Vermont forgery case
In Brattleboro Justice W S Newton heard Mrs George H Kendall charged with forging a $3336 check endorsement. The case probes whether Kendall’s nonlegal wife status or prior separation affects liability, and whether forgery or bigamy charges apply. Decision reserved until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Brattleboro
Justice Newton
Scaffold Collapse At Bethlehem Water Works Traps Nine
A scaffold at Bethlehem Water Works collapsed this morning, killing foreman George Worman and fatally injuring George Murphy and Cornelius McGettigan. Others including Lewis Reyeur John Bird Owen Oyle John Kiernan Thomas Walbert and Elmer Kunkle suffered serious injuries. In New Haven Timothy Shay fell while constructing a stone wall. a 200 pound stone landed on his stomach leaving him in critical condition and likely to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Fenn
Bethlehem Water Works
McKee & Milson
George Worman
George Murphy
Cornelius McGettigan
Lewis Reyeur
John Bird
Owen Oyle
John Kiernan
Thomas Walbert
Elmer Kunkle
New Haven
Conn
Timothy Shay
Long Hill
Pullman Palace Car Company Reelected Directors
The annual meeting of Pullman's Palace Car Company was held with over 17.8 million dollars in capital stock represented. Directors reelected include George M. Pullman John Crerar Marshall Field J W Doane Norman Williams O S A Sprague and Henry Hulbert. A regular quarterly dividend of 2 per share from net earnings was declared payable November 15 to stockholders of record November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Palace Car Meeting
Curiaco
Pullman’s Palace Car Company
George M. Pullman
John Crerar
Marshall Field
J. W. Doane
Norman Williams
O. S. A. Sprague
Chicago
Henry ©. Hulbert
New York
Yale Freshman Rupert Brown Dies of Typhoid in New Haven
Rupert Doty Brown, a Yale freshman, died yesterday from typhoid fever in New Haven. The college community is uneasy though no signs point to spread among students. Brown lived two blocks from campus. several cases of mild typhoid and others of malaria have appeared locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Rupert
Doty Brown
Yale
Brown
Lawyer Dated for Contempt of Court in New York
New York October 17 Lawyer W E Murray was committed by Surrogate Ransom for contempt of court He was intoxicated and insulted the surrogate calling him an in famous and corrupt judge He refused to apologize and was jailed at Ludlow Street for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. E. Murray
Murray
Ludlow Street
Tammany nominates Amos J. Cummings for Congress
The Tammany convention in New York ninth district nominated Amos J. Cummings for Congress following the death of Cox. In Brooklyn, the Republicans named Andrew D. Baird as their mayoral candidate at their party meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany
Amos J. Cummings
New York
Congress
Tammany Convention
Ninth
Cox
Brooklyn
N. Y
Republicans Tonight
Andrew D. Baird
Unknown man killed by express train near Dorchester
An outbound New York and New England express struck and killed an unidentified man in Dorchester around 7 15 pm. The tall, 200 pound male with red hair wore a dark coat and trousers, a derby hat, and had the initials E A inside his clothing. The body was sent to the mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York & New England Railroad
Dorchester
E. A
Moreua
Mass meeting calls British Americans to naturalize at Roxbury hall
A crowded Dudley Street Opera House hosted a Roxbury branch of the British American Association. K C Witty and James Wemyss spoke on citizenship, liberty, and opposing Romanism. Rev John F Clymer warned against Rome and urged naturalization. Tufts President Capen urged citizenship as key to American ideals. 225 British Americans completed naturalization papers after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Dudley Street Opera House
K. C. Witty
James Wemyss
State Association
National Association
Wemyss
United States
Association
John F. Clymer
Somerville Methodist Church
Rome
Republic
E. L. Pierce
England
Capen
Tufts College
America
Duryea
John Brown
London
Lacards
God Save
Queen
Funeral for Boston merchant Joseph C. Tyler
Joseph C. Tyler a longtime Boston resident and Mt Vernon Church deacon dies after a yearlong illness at seventy five. He founded J C Tyler Co and led Seamen s Friend Society and Penitent Female Refuge while serving on the American Missions board. Funeral today at Mt Vernon Church noon followed by Mt Auburn interment. widow a married daughter in Dedham and two sons survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Tyler
Boston
Mt. Vernon
Ashburton Place
Tyler
Townsend
J. C. Tyler & Co
Andrew Cushing
Kirk
Herrick
Mr. Tyler
Seamen’s Friend Society
Penitent Female Refuge
Rutland Street
Board of
American Missions
Mt. Vernon Street
New Hampshire
Mt. Auburn
Other Deaths: Farrar Duxbury Barker Passages
Obituary notices recount Daniel Farrar eighty three died Wednesday after fifty five years in iron and tin import business. John J. Duxbury Dover native engraver turned broker leaves three children. George A. Barker Quincy city council member and former Massachusetts House veteran of war survived by widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Farrar
Farrar, Richards & Co
Farrar, Follett & Co
Atlantic
Farrar
Hancock, Street
Suffolk Club
Bellamy & Cocheco
Dover
John W. Duxbury
Boston
George A. Barker
Quincy
Massachusetts House
Massachusetts
Henry Barker & Sons
Great Head Yacht Club Notes Season Close
The Great Head Yacht Club house is closed for the season with 275 names enrolled and several membership applications pending. Saturday evening hops were popular and will continue next summer. Preparations are under way for the annual bail in Boston. Several yachts left the water this week and others will follow, including E A C G H Worcester Vivid E L Richardson Thera George Bryden Hera Charles Cox Fancy Walter Mitchell Bertha H Cann Wolf Harry Mitchell Scud E E Meston Annie Theodore Graham Mermaid W Dexter Swallow A W Blackman. Vice-Commodore J Sterns Cushing's The Owl hauled at South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of the Great Head Yacht Club
Boston
G. H. Worcester
Vivid
E L. Richardson
Thera
Anniversary Held for Winthrop Christian Endeavor Society
The Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor at First Baptist Church of Winthrop marked its first anniversary last evening. President William Colton was highlighted for the group’s progress. The program included singing, Scripture readings, prayers, addresses by Rev. Charles T. Johnson and Rev. George W. Fuller, remarks by President Cotton, and talks by William Shaw and Charles E. Allen. A vestry collation followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society OF Christian Endeavor
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
First Baptist Church of
Winthrop
William Colton
A. Dunham
Charles T. Johnson
Cotton
Society
William Shaw
Charles E. Allen
Insolvency Wave Hits Cities With Debtors and Failures
R A McConnell of Aurora assigns 3200 in preferences. H B Schien Co of New York assigns with 80,000 liabilities. Springfield confectioner L M Lester owes 6000 offers 30c on a dollar. Boston firm F M Baker Moulding petitioned. Springfield Bicycle stockholders authorize insolvency petition. Provisions dealer James G Walker may settle at 75c on dollar. Mayor McGee of Oshawa fails with 50,000 liabilities and about 7000 assets. Scores lose 1000 to 10000. many clients left penniless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. McConnell
Aurora
Ind
H. B. Schien & Co
Broome Street
New York
L. M. Lester
Springfield
F. M. Baker Moulding Company
Hanover Street
Boston
Chelsea
Aloang A
Springfield Bicycle Manufacturing Company
Columbus Avenue
Highlandville
James G. Walker
North Market Street
Linton Street
McGee
Oshawa
Ont
Cambridge School Committee Confirms Several Teachers
The Cambridge school committee met last evening and confirmed multiple teachers for various schools including Susan Allison Annie Bellow Addie Cleary Mary Patterson and more at Peabody Webster Cushing Harvard and other campuses. A plan to introduce sewing in public schools was approved with a five member committee to draft the program and transfers and resignations were noted including Myra Ellis move to English High School and Ella Cove’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Susan Allison
Annie F. Bellow
Addie F. Cleary
Mary E. Patterson
Peabody School
A.N. Whitney
Sarah d. Fahey
Webster School
Ida M. Holt
Cushing School
Annie M. Street
Harvard School
Caroline E. Voorhees
Selma E. Berthold
Boardman School
Harriet
Ryan
Mary Eddy
Moore Street
Ellen L Hutchinson
Linda Gates
Street
Gertrude E. Sackrider
Eacees
Myra I. Ellis
Howard
Ella
Cove
Riverside
Johnson
Keep
Montomery
Berard’s
Board of Aldermen
Orcutt
Cambridge Citizens’ Trade Association
Raymond Hall
George W. Mansfield
Thomson-Houston Company
Somerville Factory Fire Damages Wilkins Bristle Works
Fire swept the hair and bristle manufactory of W Wilkins & Co in Somerville near the Fitchburg line last night about 9 20. The wooden mill 100 by 50 feet housed a boiler and engine with a banked fire at 6 o clock. Loss from machinery about $2000 and stock plus building about $6000, insured through New York firms via Hastings Boston. Separate alerts reported a small Cambridge barn fire and a 7 o clock fruit store blaze on Cambridge street. another large blaze struck the Sugar Pine Door & Lumber Co at Grant's Pass Oregon with total losses near $50000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wilkins & Co
Somerville
Cambridge
Fitchburg
Water Street
Pearl Street
New York City
Walker
York
W. B. Hastings & Co
Boston
Henry Caw
Brookline Street
Frank
Cambridge Street
Damage, PLC
Gormley Bound Over in Charlestown Police Court
In Charlestown yesterday Charles M Gormley faced a charge of obtaining money on false pretences and was bound over in 500 to appear on the 19th. The Charlestown City Guard has postponed meetings to fill a vacant second lieutenant post, to be appointed by the Governor. A Sons of Veterans drill at Association Hall featured companies from Chelsea Everett South Boston Cambridgeport and Charlestown competing for a set of silver medals awarded to Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Charles M. Gormley
Fifth Infantry
Sons of Veterans
Association Hall
Chelsea
Everett
South Boston
Cambridgeport
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town
Albany Pratt Smith Pratt Herrick Addison W Farnham Adler Frank Adler Patterson Renshaw Co Dixon Lester Co Perry Mason Co Schnadig Wallace Hatch Emery Goldsmith Gates Benckenstein Faber Crofoot Libby Schnadig Thorne Cedar Rapids George Doe Davenport Doe Detroit New England Shoe Co Evansville Hinkle Hinkle Nisbet Galveston Breath Weis Bros Kansas City Wallace Marks Lederman Marks McMillan Tre Knoxville Henson Briscoe Davidson Long Davis Lancaster Bassett Lexington Louisville Rosenberg Harris Macon Singleton Meissner Goodbar Carrington Stern Pleasant Natchez Moore Throne Murray Manier Winstead Hollins Kirkendall Jones Omaha Morse Richardson Monroe Belknap Beebe Welmer Voorhees Bainbridge Bainbridge Steen Putney Clark Tedcastle Nolan Altmayer Altmayer Co Altmayer Co Massey Dreyfus Barron Dreyfus Wallace Humphrey Keeling McCoy Getto McClung Bel Wichita Getto McClung Boot and Shoe Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison
Chicago
Farnum
Crofoot
Stelle & Libby
J M Schnadig
Schnadig Bros & Co
J C Wallace
Wallace & Sloat
J Emery
Hatch & Emery
S Goldsmith
Cincinnati
Kansas City
L V Marks
Lederman & Marks
Knoxville
Tenn
E McMillan
McMillan, Hazen & Co
Tre
S C Roney
Briscoe
Meissner & Co
Craw
Memphis
Goodbar
Goodbar Shoe Company
Venom
Carrington
Carrington Shoese
Montgomery
Ala
A Stern
Stern & Co
Mt Pleasant
Penn
Franklin, Nance & Adams
Nashville
Penn—S Murray
Murray, Dibrell & Co
R Manier
J W
Omaha
B Morse
Morse & Co
Portsmouth
Richardson
Russell, Richardson & Titus
Philadelphia
W F Monroe
Monroe Bros & Co
A M Belknap
A Shumway & Co
H S Beebe
W H Welmer
H B Voorhees
Weimer, Wright & Watkins
Bainbridge
Richmond
Steen
Putney
S Putney & Co
Rome
A W Tedcastle
RG Clark & Co
San Francisco
Cal
J C Nolan
Savannah
A R Altmayer
Altmayer & Co
Springfield
R Massey
Massey & Herndon Shoe Company
Shreveport
I Barron
S G Dreyfus & Co
Statesville
W Wallace
Wallace Bros
St Joseph
W Noyes
Noyes, Norman & Co
St Louis
J H Schafer
Schafer, Swarts & Co
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Admen Praise Genuine Product
Medical writers all admit the remarkable effect of the genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt as a laxative and diuretic. The text urges securing only the genuine product and notes its fame rests on real value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlspad
Dividend Declared by Pullman Palace Car Company
The usual quarterly dividend of two dollars per share from net earnings is declared payable November 15 to stockholders of record at close of business November 1. Transfer books close November 1 and reopen November 16, 1882. Secretary A S Weinsheimer signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S Weinsheimer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pan-American Party
Boston Representatives
Democrats
William ’. Carberry
Someover
Thomas F. Fallon
John C. Short
Hunt
Richard Sullivan
Thomas W. Hunt
the Episcopal Convention
Cronin
Stoltenberg
Justice Newton of
Typhoid Pever
President Capen of
Tufts
Great Head Yacht Club
Schools— Trade Association
Grant’s Pass, Or
Sugar Pine Doer & Lumber Company
Albany
OM Pratt of
Pullman’s Palace
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