Great Texas Economist Mills To Open Campaign In Melrose
The article details a busy campaign week with Roger Mills of Texas opening in Melrose on Tuesday, plus a string of stump speeches by Lodge, Carlisle, Wilson, and other leaders across Massachusetts. It notes joint debates with Russell and Lodge, a prominent Prohibition campaign, theatre listings, and upcoming appearances in multiple towns.
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Fremont Temple
John E. Russell
Leicester
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nahant
Russell
Lodge
Texas
Roger «. Mills
Committee On
Ways and
Congress
Mills
Massachusetts
Melrose
John G. Carlisle
Kentucky
Wilson
West Virginia
William E. Russell
John W. Corcoran
Lawrence
Commonwealth
Haverhill
Carlisle
Music Hall
Allen
Northampton
Holyoke
William Cogswell
Newburyport
Willard Howland
Athol
Orange
Cogswell
Greenhalge
Peabody
Greenfield
Easthampton
Colonel Allen
John PD
Long
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Danvers
Irish Home Rule Leader Race to Replace Parnell
London interview with C Furness, Hartlepools MP and Furness Line owner, predicts Dillon as Irish Home Rule leader. Parliament likely dissolved July or August. Gladstone expected to return with Home Rule bill moving forward. England ready to settle Irish issue first, with eight hour and labor questions shaping the general election. Furness notes increased Furness Line service including Leith to Boston and Bristol to Moston routes.
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C. Furness
Hartlepools
Eng
Boston
Furness
Post
Great Britain
Charles Stewart Parnell
Home Rule Party
Parnell
Irish Home Rule Party
Dillon
Elouse of Commons
McCarthy
Lord Salisbury
Gladstone
Ireland
Mr. Gladstone
England
Morley
Newcastle
North of England
New York
London
Leith
Scotland
Bristol
Moston
Boston Horse Show Opens in remodeled Arena Building
The third annual Boston Horse Show opens tomorrow at the remodeled Arena Building on Tremont Street. Seating for nearly 2000 surrounds a riding ring with 260 stalls in the rear. Fifty premiums reward trotters, roadsters, cobs and more. Top entries include Fashion, Scribe, Independence, and notable horses from several prominent owners. Special exhibitions feature high jumping by Filemaker Roseberry Maud and riding by Mme. Maranteite.
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Boston Horse Show Association
Lremont Street
Prescott Lawrence
New York
Filemaker
Roseberry and
Maud
Mme. Maranteite
Secured New Winter Quarters for Yacht Club
The Massachusetts Yacht Club moved from its summer quarters at 5 Rowe's Wharf and Harri, s00 square to Winter quarters in the Globe Theatre building at 15 Hayward Place. The new quarters are furnished and will officially open on Saturday October 24 with invitations sent to members for a hospitable, enjoyable event.
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Massachusetts Yacht Club
Rowe's Wharf
Harri
S00
Globe Theatre
Hayward Place
Rail and Lake Shipments From Boston and New England
The Northern Steamship Company via its Boston general agent A. C. Harvey announces rail and lake shipments from Boston and New England points will be received up to and including Nov 5. Canal freight via the Rotterdam route must depart Rotterdam no later than Nov 1.
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Northern Steamship Company
Boston
A. C. Harvey
New England
Rotterdam
Boston Theatre Scene Rich With Opera and Vaudeville
Rudolph Aronson's Opera Company enters its second week at Tremont Theatre with Cavalleria Rusticana and Indigo earning high praise for Santuzza Pauline L Allermand and the ensemble. Weber & Fields from New York bring a top tier variety program to Grand Opera House. Men and Women closes in two weeks at Columbia Theatre ahead of Diplomacy. Harry Kernell and his vaudeville company perform at the Howard.A sentinel of bustling entertainment across Boston.
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Hollis Street Theatre
Mr. Frohman
New York
Frohman
Boston
Idler
Georgia Cayvan
Herbert Kelcey
W. J. le Moyne
Miss Cayvan
Aronson
Nat Childs
Pew Opera
Casino
Broadway
Messrs
Abbey & Schoetfel
Abbey
Schoetiel
Rudolph Aronson
Opera
Paul Steindorff
Pauline L’allermand
Santuzza
Indigo
Weber & Fields’ Company
Grand Opera House
Russell Brothers
Filson
Errol
Columbia Theatre
Harry Kernel
Howard Athenaium
Mr. Kernell
Flora Moore
Matthews and
Bulger
Lottie Hyde
The Diamond Special A New Night Train Between Chicago and St Louis
The Illinois Central introduced a solid vestibuled night train named The Diamond Special running daily from Chicago Central Station at 9 p.m. to St Louis arriving at 7 30 a.m. The train features Pullman compartments reclining chair cars and coaches all gas lit with a barrier of luxury and speed on a new route via Gilman Clinton Vandalia with no en route changes.
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Illinois Central Railroad
Chicago
St. Louis
Illinois Central Lines
Gilman, Clinton
Vandalia
Lake Street
Fought For Their Rum at North End House
Liquor officers Saxton and Harris searched 1 Cleveland Place in the North End Sunday morning. Patrick McGaffigan and wife Margaret attacked Saxton. both were restrained then jailed for assaulting a police officer. A small quantity of liquor and sale implements were seized during the search.
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Saxton
Harris
Cleveland Place
Patrick McGaffigan
Margaret
Patrick
MacGaffigan
Cadet Jubilee Day With Cornerstone Laying at Armory
Cadets assemble at the Columbus avenue armory at 2 30 p m to celebrate the 150th founding and to lay the cornerstone of a new building. The march to the State House includes Governor Russell and generals for a 3 30 p m review. A prayer by bishop Brooks, an address by Lt Col Edwards, and Salem Cadet Band music follow, with a Parker's dinner in the evening.
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Columbus Avenue
State House
Russell
Dalton
Taylor and Donahoe
Peabody, Chase, Keeler
Wheelwright
Two Portuguese Men Seize Salem Street Feud Turns Fatal
A stabbing occurred just before 11 on Sunday at a coal and wood shop behind 168 Salem Street in the North End. Antonio Lemos, a Portuguese man, was attacked by Joseph Alves, also Portuguese, now in custody. The jackknife wound may lead to murder charges as a longstanding feud between the two men from Portugal is cited.
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Antonio Lemos
Joseph Lb’. Alves
Salem St
Alves
Expert decorator to advise on fabrics at Paine's Furniture
A New York City store Paine's Furniture Company at 48 Canal street offers free expert guidance on upholstery fabric selection. The decor advisor assists customers with hangings and draperies, helping shoppers avoid relying on personal taste alone.
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Paine’s Furniture Company
Canal Street
Unitarian Sunday School Union Meets at Second Church
The ninth season monthly meeting begins this afternoon at Second Church Boylston street. Attendees arrive at 6, a 6 to 6:50 business session precedes discussion on the Uniform Lesson System led by Rev. Charles F. Dole and Say. H. G. Spaulding. Three representatives per school may invite a guest. assessment remains 4 dollars. President F. B. Thayar resigns. Miss Gertrude T. Jacobs elected to lead the board.
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Unitarian Sunday School Union
Boylston Street
Charles F. Dole
Mr. Dole
H. G
Royal Baking Powder Praised by Government Chemists
The U S Gov t Chemist calls ROYAL BAKING POWDER the purest and most reliable baking powder available. The Canadian Gov t Chemist adds it is pure, 23 percent stronger, and far superior to all others.
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U. S
Error in Mittimus Over William Moynihan Case
The Massachusetts habeas corpus petition challenges a clerical error in a mittimus for William Moynihan convicted of drunkenness in Woburn District Court before Justice E F Johnson. The blank mittimus omitted the former justice Barker L Converse, now defunct, raising constitutional and statutory issues on signatures and court seals. The court weighs whether the defect voids the judgment, with arguments from F P Curran for petitioners and G C Travis for the commonwealth.
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William Moynihan
Woburn District Court
E. F. Johnson
Concord Reformatory
Barker L. Converse
Massachusetts
F. P. Curran
G. C. Travis
New Wean
Wsualth
Superior Court Session Docket of Historic Cases
In Suffolk Superior Court First Session a long list of cases is ordered, including Devoy v. BK A, Howe v. Davidson, MecLaughlis v Leary, O Connell v vam, and more, with numerous other civil actions and references to prior sessions. The Fifth Session notes Freeman A Walker v Emil Meyers, a bill in equity seeking dissolution of partnership and a receiver, heard Friday, denied Saturday, with W Bartlett for plaintiff and A d Pratt for defendant. Motions to be heard again today.
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Devoy
A. Re
Howe
Davidson
MecLaughlis
J . Leary
O’connell
Vam
Sawyer
Walker
Lonner
Doherty
Norman v. Anderson
Kohn
Hopkins
Creatives
Vid
Dunnbar
J. Freeman A. Walker
Emil Meyers
W. Bartlett
A. d. Pratt
New England Telephone Lays Cable Through City Conduits
The New England Telephone Company used light traffic on Court street to lay a two inch lead covered cable in a network of ducts. At 500 foot intervals manholes provide access to vaults with multiple ducts. Reels sit near manholes while cords pull the cable through using a windlass and rope. Ends are spliced or saved for later work.
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New England Telephone Company
Court Street
Democratic Call for Joint Debate in Brookline
A Democratic caucus in Brookline invites the Republican Town Committee to join a joint debate on legislative campaign issues. The letter, dated October 17, 1891, from Aaron H. Latham and Edward T. Caper requests a meeting to set debate subjects and details for citizen interest.
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Brookline
Republican Town Committee
Democratic Town Committee
Aaron H. Latham
Edward T. Caper
Gifford Resigns Expected Soon at Brookline Church
The Rev. O P Gifford D D preached to a crowded Brookline Church yesterday. Many attendees hoped to hear his resignation letter read, but he said the letter was not ready yet and would be presented in a few days.
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F. M. Weld
Weinschenck
P. J. Casey
Dr. Weld
Burke
Appleton
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Charles E. Kimball
Malden
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A. R. Smith
New Bedford
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Wang
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New York Lyceum Company
Ideal Opera Company
Finn McCool
Dion Boucicault
Hollis Street
Mme. Modjeska
the Globe
Pinero
Della Fox
Yvonne
Connied Opera Company
DeWolf Hopper Company
Lillian Russell
Marie Wainwright
Palmer’s Theatre
Amy Robsart
Tremont Theatre
Merrick
Thomas O’brien
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Burns
Higleys
Alli Brothers
Fisher
Clark
Gallagher, Griffin
Devere
Frank Dumont
Riddle
Messrs. William Clarke & Co.’s
Washington Street
Jack Hall
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Salem Street
W. Baker & CO
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Woods
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Sole Proprieto
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Pearne
N.Y
Franklin
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Causeway St. Reston
Epps
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Civil Service Gazette
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Lordon
Warrent
Porticula
Etruscan Art Company
Temple Place
Para
Opyvin
W. J. Haines
Meuberton Square
D. Ruby
Lockwood Mfg. Co
East Boston
Sabo
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