Massachusetts Democrats Rally for Lovering and Cleveland
In a Massachusetts hall, speakers defend Democratic reform, attack Republican venality, and urge Henry Lovering for governor while praising Grover Cleveland. They contrast broad patriotism with sectionalism, demand tax relief, and cite civil service and home rule as core principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Mr. Matson
Lynn
Henry Wilson
Natick
Ames
Lovering
Avery
William E. Russell
Cambridge
Hall
Samuel Adams
John Hancock
Thirteen Colonies
Democratic
Republican Party
Evarts
Theemocratic Party
Democratic Party
Blaine
Blair
Grover Cleveland
Commonwealth
San Adams
Mr. Avery
Charles Levi Woodbury
Woodbury
Ie Ning
Indiana
Bartlett
Butler
Mr. Lovering
General Butler
Congress
Tom
England
Henry K. Lovering
State Street
John H. McDonough
Boston
Ireland
Parnell
Collins
Worcester
United States
Public Service
Cleveland
Oakes Ames
Henry B. Lovering
James A. McGeough
Chicopee
Mags
A. B. Alger
George M. Stearns
Leopold Morse
The Clefs Elect Arthur Schmidt Secretary
The Clefs met at Parker House last evening and elected Arthur Schmidt secretary for the year. W. Sanderson was chosen master for the first social. Edward Burgess and General Charles J. Paine of Boston and L A Fish of Brooklyn are registered at Parker House. Chamiés A. Sinclair, president of Worcester & Nashua railroad, is at Revere House. Company C First Corps Cadets dined at Youne's Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clefs
Parker House
Arthur Schmidt
W. Sanderson
Edward Burgess
Charles J. Paine
Boston
L. A. Fish
Brooklyn
N. Y
Chamiés A. Sinclair
Worcester & Nashua Railroad
Revere House
Company C
First Corps
Youne
Merchants Club Dinner Honors Paine and Burgess in Boston
Two hundred Boston merchants gathered at Parker's banquet hall for a Merchants' Club dinner honoring General Charles J. Paine and Edward Burgess. President Richard Briggs introduced speeches praising education, yacht design, and national progress, with remarks from educators and prominent locals about America's maritime and cultural rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Merchants’ Club
Charles J. Paine
Edward Burgess
Richard Briggs
Briggs
Benjamin F
Solomon Lincoln
Asa P. Potter
General Paine
Mr. Burgess
Paine
Burgess
Cambridge
Rose
Eliot
Old
Harvard
Lowell
Bigelow
Agassiz
Choate
Old Colony
United States
University
Laban P. Fish
New York
Bell
Fish
Barr
Thistle
William F. Weld
Eastern Yacht Club
New York Bay
Phillips Brooks
Henn
Commodore Gerry
America
Charles D. Owen
Providence
Messrs
Paine and
George B. Loring
Salem
Edward Everett
Britain
Bancroft and Palfrey
Holmes
Whittier
Longfellow
Perry
Awthorne
England
Gladstone
Daniel Webster
Webster
Spooney
London ‘Times
Washington
Vuaine
Harvard Defeats Williams In Lopsided Football Match
About 800 spectators watched Harvard overwhelm Williams on Jarvis Field with a 62 to 6 score. Saxe scored early, Grover added a late TD and goal, and Harding led the home effort with strong plays. The Williams line fought hard but Harvard’s blocking and tackling prevailed. The Harvard 1890 team met for the first time this year with most veterans returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis Field
Williams
Harvard
Saxe
Harding
Grover
Fiske
Io Harding
Porter
Porter, Saxe
Sears
Cumnoch
Woods
Yale
Nashville dry goods dealer Timothy Brown files assignment
Timothy Brown a Nashville dry goods dealer has assigned liabilities around $201,861. Estimated assets total about $80,000. The failure stems from a loss of about $100,000 caused by a recent fire. Rufus Adams a New York stationer assigned yesterday to Walter Cooper with preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Brown
Nashville
Special and Absolute Sale of Choice Stock at Bazaar Boston
Auction to close out consigned coach horses and mares at 166 Portland St Bazaar. Readiness for inspection with trials until Friday afternoon. Numerous entries include Patriot Maid, Lambert Mare, Maud Bay Mare, Kay Filly Bella, and many road and pacing horses with speeds, weights, and harness details cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley P. Balch
Portland St
Patriot Maid
Patriot
Clay Maid
Henry Clay, Jr
Isaiah Thomas
Goffstown
N.H
Lady Kienyon
Messenger Duroc
Hambletonian
Henyon
Roe’s
Abdallah Chief
Sir Henry
Charles Backman
Stony Ford
Orange County
N.Y
George Wilkes, Jr
Lambert
T. Walker
Watertown
Daniel Lambert, Jr
Dan Lambert
Lady Wales
Gen. Knox
Sound
New York State
Hero
Wm. P. Sargent
J. T. Smith
Jos. Fall & Sons
Nell
Tom Rolfe
Rolfe
Nelson
Capitola
Nest
Kay
Bella
Glenarm
Constellation
Almont
Molly Duroc
Maine Duroc
Rysdyck
Old Molly
Matchless
Wallace
Malden
Mass
Boston
J. P. Parker
Lorna Doone
Redwood
Sarah Bernhardt
Lord Nelson
Wellington
Jack Sheppard, Jr
Jack Sheppard
Lowell
Batroff Bay
Vermont Morgans
Vermont
Brookline
Yiand
Dapple
Prince Edward Island
Brown
Morse
Goddard
Manchester
Kentucky
Gloucester
Clinton
Arness
Mair
Maine
Winchester
Ray Vermont Morgan
Hetack
Salem
Brown Morse
Dover
N. J
Richmond
Ind
John
South End
Saturday Sales Resumed After This Date
A list of banks and mills appears with mixed company names and securities notes including National Banks, railroad lines, textile mills, and insurance firms. Mentions dates such as 1899 and 1918 with several 6s bonds and gold references.
Financial listing and mill names with bank references
An archival fragment lists numerous banks and mills including Natl Eagle Bank Natl Exchange Bank Salem Columbian Natl Bank Androscoggin Mills Globe Nail Co Metropolitan Natl Bank Globe Gaslight Co First Natl Bank Merrimack Mags Old Colony Ra and various companies. It notes sums of 5000 6000 1000 2000 and references to several manufacturers and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Natl
Suffolk
Bank of Redemption
Washington Nat
Tremont Natl
Biue Hill
Atlas Natl. Bank
Natl City Bank
Howard Natl
Natl
Exchange Bank
Atlas Natl
Hamilton Mig. Co
Chicopee Mfg
Merrimack Mfg
Great Fails Mig
Lyman Mills
Hamilton Mfz
Lancaster Malls
Ladda
Arlington Mil
McKay & Big
Healing Mach
Eagle Bank
Salem
Columbian Natl
Androscoggin Mills
Globe Nail Co
Metropolitan
Globe Gaslight Co
First
Merrimack
Mags
Adm
Old Colony Ra
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Washington Street
Frederick O. Prince
Frederick O, Prince
Association
Dr. Loring
Henry S. Hovey
J. Malcolm Forbes
Dr. Everett
Eustis C. Fitz
London
Quincy
Auvction Sales
C. T. Walker
Walker's
Morse and Carriage Bazaar
Portland Street
Lancaster Street
S OF
Francis Henshaw & Coo
Merchants’ Exchange Building
The
Boston Stock Exchange
Aypacovy
Hamilton Woollen Mills
Tawaul Mio On
Old Boston Nail Bank
Fitchburg &R
Republican Valley
Burlington & Missouri
St. Louis
McKay & Bigelow Heeling Mdh. Assn
Boylston Mutual Insurance Co
Brookline Gas Light Co
West End St. Ry. Co
Peppeell Mig. Co
Connecticut River
R.R. Co
Revere Beach
R.R. Sonnecmnce & Passumpsic Rivers
R.R
Ashington Insurance Co
Revere Bank
Eastern R.R
N. H. Amory Mfg
Boston Gas Light Co
Cheshire
Berkshire R.R. Co
Pboyiston Mutual Insurance Co
Champion Iron Co
Pacific Mills
Bret BE
Inuymua
DLR
Elliott J. Hyde
Omice
Milk Street
Mount Auburn
Brattle Street
Lake View
Lexington
Fitchburg Railroad
Fresh Pond
Lake View Avenue
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
California
KR. L. Day & Company
State St
Ilisva
Everett Mills
Wallinbee Mills
Algo
New England
Blackstone
Howard
Naumkeag Steam Cotonov
Franklin Co
Lewiston
Hic
Conn
Pass
Rivers
Boston Tow Boat Co
Lombard Investment Co
Reece Button Hole Mach
Sun Electric Co
Woburn
Boston Gas Light
City of
Amoskeag Mig. Co
Ahoratio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Almeria
Ex Steamship
Kansas
Ss. R. Knights & CO
Washington St
Boston Street
South Boston
Gideon Beck & Son
Tremont,St
Tremont Street
Richards
C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
White St
Townsend & Montant
Leonard Street
LEC
Wotry
WM. G
Bell & CO
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
James Eps & CO
Homeopathic Chemists
Massachy
Ctes
Middlesex
Henry J. Allen
B. Allen
Newton
County
Copartners
Allen Bros
Boston Post
George M. Brooks
Esquire
J. H. Tyler
Register
Ommonwealth
Abassach
Robert B.rice
Moses Briggs
Sheri
Post
Brookline News
Louis Cassier
Eorror
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