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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1892

Page

5

Johnston Resigns Amid Alleged Police Liquor Tie Ins

A Dorchester district committee chair resigns amid claims by McNary supporters that police commissioners collude with liquor dealers to sway votes and install Atwood. Johnston’s ties to Essex street liquor interests and landlord Meehan are cited as evidence of Democratic manipulation and pressure by police to influence the election landscape.

Poice W. 8. McNary Tenth Congressional District James L. Johnston Ward 24 Democratic City Committee McEttrick Johnston McNary Atwood New York Way Dorchester Ward Essex Street Patrick Meehan Brewing Company Meehan

Draper Faces Backlash During Stumping Tour in Holliston

General Draper campaigning against George Fred Williams in the eleventh district faced jeers after critics accused him of egotism and misrepresenting wages. He compared himself to a wealthy ship arriving in Boston while a poor sloop asked how long it had been out, provoking audience unease and exits by several women.

General Draper George Fred Williams Holliston Mr. Williams Boston Calcutta Lyn

Notable Names List With Multiple Local Figures

A compiled list of individuals including Whitman James B Carroll Pittsfield George Fred Williams James H Slade Lowell Dr William Everett William N Osgood P H Gillin W B Estelle Worcester Hon James M Beck John E Fitzgerald Westboro John E Fitzgerald Salem D Charles East Weymouth Lee Merriweather Frank A Pope Grafton William Schofield Salem Dr C Cote Danvers F F Hasseltine South Natick William J Burke.

Hasseltine South Natick William J. Burke

Democrats nominate candidates for Essex senatorial districts

Joseph C. Shepherd of Gloucester was nominated by the Democrats of the third Essex senatorial district yesterday. Benjamin F. Brickett of Haverhill has decided to accept the Democratic nomination in the fourth Essex district.

Joseph C. Shepherd Gloucester Essex Benjamin F. Brickett Haverhill

Democratic Workingmen Meet Endorses McNary In South Boston

A Democratic workingmen’s meeting in Bellman Hall Ward 18 South Boston will endorse the Democratic ticket and nominating McNary for Congress in the tenth district. Patrick J. Murray will preside as speeches by McNary and labor leaders Canning Carroll Burns Forrester Fultz and others are planned. Farnham says Prohibitionists will attract many votes this year that formerly went to Republicans, citing last year’s school issue as a misrepresented factor.

William B. Rice Tremont House David Hall Rice Cyrus Savage Taunton Rice Savage William S. McNary Couress Tenth Bellman Hall South Boston Patrick J. Murray Messrs Thomas H. Canning Michael J. Carroll William Burns Arthur M. Forrester James R. Fultz William D. Farnham, Jr Prohibition Party Prohibition

Prohibition Orator Gougar Attacks Parties at Faneuil Hall

Mrs Helen M Gougar the Prohibition party orator drew a large noon rally audience at Faneuil Hall yesterday She charged the Republican party with all liquor legislation ever passed and attacked Hon Elijah Morse claiming his retraction yesterday was to avoid prosecution She denied ever supporting the Democratic party for pay and offered 500 dollars to anyone who could prove she did.

Helen M. Gougar Prohibition Party Faneuil Hall Republican Party United States Elijah Morse Toto Democratic Party

Potters Ouster And Steel Plant Promotions At Homestead

Pittsburg Oct 18 John A Potter is removed as superintendent of the Homestead works Carnegie Steel Co and becomes chief mechanical engineer of the Carnegie association with offices in Pittsburg Charles Schwab is named general superintendent of the Homestead works and James Gayley takes charge of the Edgar Thomson Works at Braddock The changes aim to win back workers after a strike and secret Lovejoy calls them merited promotions while denying placation of the men Despite reports eleven Homestead strikers would return to work only two laborers went back by noon

Pittsburg John A. Potter Homestead Works Carnegie Steel Company Mr. Potter Carnegie Association Charles Schwab Edgar Thomson Steel Works Braddock James Gayley Homestead Potter Atomestead Schwab Carnegie Company Lovejoy

French Chamber Opens as Carmaux Arbitration Sought

In Paris on October 18 the Chamber of Deputies met after recess. Debate centered on Carmaux labor troubles with M. Dupuy du Temps urging government clarity. Baron Reille of Carmaux Mining Co announced willingness to arbitrate and the chamber named M. Loubet and M. Viette as arbitrators.

Paris Chamber of Deputies Carmaux Chamber M. Loubet M. Viette

Resignation Rumor Swirls Around Utah Judge

Washington October 18 In Attorney General Miller's absence rumors spread that Judge T J Anderson of Utahs fourth judicial district was asked to resign before leaving for Utah last night. The Department of Justice could not confirm the request but indicated Anderson had resigned and that his resignation was accepted. Anderson a Democrat, and the reason for the action may unfold later.

Washington Miller Chicago T. J. Anderson Fourth Judicial District Utah Department of Justice Anderson

Glittering Farragut Statue Unveiled for Boston Site

A $20,000 nine foot six inch Farragut statue in uniform is ready for site selection in Boston. Sculptor H. H. Kitson advised Aldermen Monday that the piece is completed at Gorham works Providence. The statue shows Farragut standing with a glass in his right hand and his left arm at his side, left foot advanced.

Admiral Farragut Boston H. H. Kitson Farragut Gorham Works Providence

Sherry Dukelow Wedding in Dorchester Featuring Sherry and Dukelow Families

Miss Ellen Dukelow and Mr Frank Eaton Sherry were married at All Saints Episcopal Church Dorchester attended by relatives. The reception at the bride’s mother’s Kenwood street home featured a bower of greenery and palms. The bride wore white silk with pearl lace veil and carried bride’s roses. maid of honor Annie M Dukelow wore Nile green crepe and gold. Bridesmaid Narilla Sherry wore white Lansdowne and lace. best man Charles T Dukelow. ushers from Dorchester and Boston. After a supper guests departed by midnight train for Philadelphia and Washington. The couple will reside at 33 Dix Street Dorchester after Nov 15.

Ellen Dukelow Frank Eaton Sherry Dorchester All Saints Episcopal Church Charles T. Whittemore Kenwood Street Galvin Annie M. Dukelow Narilla Sherry Rochester N. Y Charles T. Dukelow George E. Stine Frank T. Kenals William H. Kenals William C. Greene Boston Seiler Providence Philadelphia Washington Mrs. Sherry Dix Street

In Favor of Coil Politics Plan for Boston Refrigeration

A Boston plan proposes a citywide refrigerating plant with pipes delivering cooling fluid to homes. It envisions a central ceiling unit in each house to regulate temperature, then suggests extending coils to political headquarters and the Police Commission to lower the temperature.

Haverhill Gazette Boston Police Commission

Not of the Stone Howes Livermore Sort

The Springfield Republican denounces mislabeling Victoria Woodhull Martin as the suffragists nominee for president. It defends the suffragists as a serious organization seeking woman enfranchisement and rejects Belva Lockwood and Mrs Martins as undeserved candidates.

Springfield Republican Victoria Woodhull Martin Belva Lockwoods Mrs Martins

A New Rupture Cure by Dr Parker

A local advertisement claims Dr Parker has developed a painless rupture cure after long study and offers success stories. It states patient E W Griggs of Southern avenue Deorchester cites improvement after months of treatment and notes hundreds of others cured. Office listed at 8373 Columbus avenue.

Parker Columbus Avenue

Pore California Wines Three Bottles Listed at Auction

Aesorted Blanchard and Farrar advertises Pore California wines at 62 per gallon or three bottles. The listing emphasizes bundled pricing and a notable seller, with no additional terms provided beyond the unit price and quantity.

Blanchard & Farrar

Apology Tone Noted Across Papers in Boden Case

A Lowell Citizen item notes that the Boston Globe quotes about Boden's apology favoring its own stance and avoiding quotes from the Boston Post or the Citizen. The remark highlights selective attribution and perceived bias in coverage.

Lowell Citizen Boston Globe Boden Boston Post The Citizen

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