Jubilee Over Final Missionary Services Jammed Tremont Temple
Jubilee services of the American Missionary Association closed with a packed Tremont Temple meeting and overflow at Park Street Church. Miss M C Collins described Sioux reservation work. Rev Washington Gladden spoke on social aspects. Dr Alexander McKenzie on the mission’s needs. $9009 raised at the afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Missionary Association
Tremont Temple
Park Street Church
Merrill E. Gates
M. C. Collins
Fort Gates
Richard Salter Storrs
Lyman
Washington Gladden
D. C
Columbus
George M. Boynton
Congregational Sunday School and Publication Society
H. la Cobb
Congregational Church Building Society
Thomas Weston
Congregational Educational Society
E. B. Webb
American Board
William Kincaid
Congregational Home Missionary Society
James Brand
Park Street
D. E. Emerson
New York
Woman's Department
Congregational
Women's Missionary Societies
Jubilee
Association
Alaska
Anna L. Dawes
Helen Morgan
Fisk University
Nehemiah Boynton
Herbert W. Gleason
Minneapolis
J. W. Cooper
New Braintree
Conn
Catholic University Board Seeks Unity On Rectorship
Heads of the Catholic University of America report there are no factional rifts among directors. Election of rectorship candidates was nearly unanimous and the board pledges unity and progress for Catholic education. Archbishops then met in the evening, hearing Father Stephan on Indian schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Catholic University of America
Stephan
Cardinal Gibbons
Corrigan
Keane
Ryan
Forces lining up in Cook County for pivotal campaign clash
Chicago dispatch describes heightened political strife as Cook County becomes the center of the national contest. Democrats and Republicans clash over parade rights and alleged manipulation, while Hanna insists McKinley and Hobart will win. Bryan tours Indiana and Illinois with looming rallies and potential disturbances feared by business leaders.
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Chicago
Middle West
Cook County
United States
Marion
Ind
Bryan
Supreme Court
Badenoch
Tuley
Jones
Mensely
Billy’’ Masson
Illinois
Iowa
Masson
Indiana
Altgeld
Hanna
East
Middle
McKinley
Hobart
New World Critiques Arch Bishop Ireland on Political Question
The New World, Catholic organ in Chicago and northern Illinois, labels Arch bishop Ireland a private citizen on politics. It notes his Republican ties and likens his manifesto to Major McKinley speech, then contests the letter’s arguments. Editor William Dillon leads the critique, marking a shift from neutrality on silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
New World
Illinois
Ireland
Republican Party
McKinley
Canton
the New World
William Dillon
Irish Statesman
Butlers Warning Circulated to Bryan Supporters
Washington October 22 Senator Butler is said to plan a circular urging Bryan supporters to stay alert and expose a Republican manipulation scheme in the middle Western states. The plan allegedly channels money to township and ward managers and to a fixed Republican gain by tampering with the ballot box rather than buying votes, with Ohio already underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Butler
Bryan
Middle Western
Ohio
Senator Lodge Sees New England Root in Western States
In a friend’s chat during a Western tour Senator Lodge notes the Republican challenge in this election is not foreign influence but persuading the New England stock now settled in Kansas and neighboring states. He says these migrants, long firm in free silver advocacy, form the party’s toughest hurdle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Est
New England
Kansas
States
West
Higgins and Carter clash over Bay State Gas case in Delaware court
In Wilmington on October 22 Anthony Higgins argued against dismissing temporary receivers for Bay State Gas Company of Delaware, presenting numerical evidence. James C. Carter urged dismissal, claiming no fraud and that directors alone were responsible to the company. Contempt charges against Addicks and others were dropped as no intent was shown. Committee members denied newspaper reports of internal strife and praised Clerk Brawley’s conduct, stating relations among members were harmonious and work satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
United States
Anthony Higgins
Bay State Gas Company of Delaware
James C. Carter
J. Edward Addicks
Parker C. Chandler
Charles H. Kittinger
William Buchanan
Mr. Addicks
Bay State Gas Company
Delaware
Donovan
Brawley
Newmarch
Millar
Post
G. Walden Smith
Mountain Out of Molehill Fire Committee Rumors Keyed
Local fire department committee members dismiss rumors of internal strife after a westward tour. They describe the chatter as exaggerated or unfounded while affirming unity and commitment to duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department Committee
West
City Council Passes 536000 Loan with Narrow Debate
Last evening the Common Council approved a 536000 loan covering parks, streets, and sewers with little opposition. McCarthy's amendment redirected 8000 from Winthrop street to Clifton street. A second order sought 2 daily payments for officers at registration booths, amended to include central office staff.
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Common Council
Kiley
Miller
McCarthy
Ward 20
Winthrop Street
Ward 17
Clifton Street
Salt Water Fire Service
Billings Field
West Roxbury
Orchard Park
Adams Street
Fellows Street
House of Correction
Richardson Park
North End Park
Park Commissioners
Freeport Street
Neponset Avenue
Street Department
Adelaide Street
Brooks Street
Carleton Street
Centre Street
Dorchester
Roxbury
Hoge’s Bridge
Day Street
Mead Street
Rand Street
State Street
Sydney Street
Tremont Street
Lenox Street
Roxbury Crossing
Washington Street
Eliot Street
Dover
The
Back Bay
Canal Street
Metropolitan
Charlestown
D Street
Dorchester Avenue
South
Boston
Forest Avenue
Shamrock Street
Cornwall
Abbotsford Street
Atlantic Street
Calumet Street
Glover Street
Weld Street
Main Street
Harvard Street
Pontine Street
Court
Chambers Street
Essex
Lincoln Streets
Harrison Avenue
Warren
Newmarch
Committee On Finance
Board of Police
Police Department
Briggs
Central Registration Office
Jones
Oues
Whitney
Ward 2
Theatrical Update From Boston Theatres
Boston theatres bustle with new acts and arrivals. Mamie Gilroy performs at Park Theatre while Annie Irish joins Empire stock rehearing Helene in the Museum. Cleve land & Haverly’s minstrels promise a cordial Boston welcome next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Gilroy
Anna Held
Miss Brown
the Park Theatre
Mamie
Annie Irish
Empire Theatre Stock Company
Mary Hampton
Helene
Cleveland & Haverly
Boston
Hollands
Hollis Street
Empire Theatre Stock Company of
New York
Frank Daniels
Tremont
Cissy Fitzgerald
Park Theatre
Charles Hopper
Chimmie Fadden
Castle Oe
William Harris
Garrick Theatre
Harris
St. Louis
Keith
Russell Brothers
Howard Atheneum
Weber and Fields
Russells
McAvoy
May
Jennie Yeamans
Harrigan
Drummond
Staley
Sburbick
Rose Brothers
Mazut
Mazett
Howard Atheneum Star
Hill
Grand Opera
Willis Sweatnam
Proto
Binns
London
Austin & Stone’s
Rice and Barton
Olga Nethersole
Secretary of the Treasury
Eugene Tompkins
America
Denman Thompson
Hollisome
Isaac B. Rich
E. M
Joseph Flo Uuland
N. Y. Empire Theatre Company
Hallowe'en Dance Concert by Clan MacKenzie at Odd Fellows Hall
At Odd Fellows Hall a Hallowe'en concert and ball was hosted by Clan MacKenzie of A. O. S. Co. Chief William K. Campbell gave the welcome. The program featured songs with Miss Louie MacMackey and Miss Mamie Moore, dances, and remarks by Royal Chief James Henderson. About 100 couples joined the grand march led by Mr. and Mrs. Campbell. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hudson, James Henderson and wife, and many others from Gloucester and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hallowe'en
Clan MacKenzie
William K. Campbell
Robin Adair
Louie MacMackey
Afton Water
G. Trewella Martin
Mamie Moore
Herrin
F. Streeter
Edward H. Frye
James Henderson
Tam Glen
Thomas H. Hudson
Will'am Grieve
Royal Set
Peter D. Balfour
James Richie
William M. Richie
Katie Hudson
Robert C. McTaggert
Charles Thomson
Kate Thomson
John Withers
Stephen M. Duncan
James Rankin
Gloucester
Alexander Dal
George Eaton
Hugh T. Kennedy
William Burns
Alexander Monroe
George Monroe
John Reed
Maggie Reed
Y M C A Convention Opens in North Adams
The thirtieth annual Massachusetts and Rhode Island Y M C A convention began in the Baptist Church with 250 delegates. C W Dennett of North Adams was chosen chairman. Prof E S Whitmore of Albany delivered The True Sphere of Association Effort and L W Breer of Lynn spoke on The President's Part in the Work as a Whole. A banquet followed at 5 p m in Congregational Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Massachusetts and
Rhode Island
Baptist Church
C. W. Dennett
Chozen
E. S. Whitmore
State Normal School
Albany
N. Y
L. W. Breer
Lynn
Congregational Chapel
Callender expresses view on Speakership and committees
E B Callender of Ward 24 declines preference in the upcoming General Court Speakership contest. He argues against preemptive control by a prior Legislature, urges fair committee access for new members, and criticizes canceling choices before election. He notes past editorials and cautions against corporate influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Repubpublican
E. B. Callender
Ward 24
General Court
Boston Evening Record
Barrett
Wardwell
Boston
Commonwealth
Rally at Revere Town Hall Sparks Republican Pitch
The Revere Town Hall hosted a Republican rally last evening with Captain James H. Wade presiding. Colonel A. Thomas of Weymouth urged sound money and protection against repudiation while A. Washburn, secretary to Henry Cabot Lodge, warned of national dishonor and threats to the executive’s authority amid the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
James H. Wade
Rat A. Thomas
Weymouth
A. H. Washburn
Henry Cabot Lodge
You can't make a new arm with Salvation Oil
A compact ad declares Salvation Oil cannot create a new limb but promises to ease bruises. The 25c price point remains noted, suggesting a medicinal or cosmetic intent.
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Atural Minerz
Broad St
Ypsilanti Specific CO
Crowded Park ST. Church
Washington University Directors—Archbishops’ Annual Meeting
Grace Dickerson
Pacific Avenue
Brooklyn
Dickerson
New York City
Tokell
Tremont St
Wheelock Hall
Hancock St
Orienta Hall
Washington St
T. Dewitt
Talmage
Omeire
Warner's Safe Cure Co
Rochester, N.Y
Senator Lodge
Addicks
Chandler and
Kittinger
West End
City Point
Chardon Street
Fire Department
Council
Suidisg
Glan MacKenzie Dance
Y. M. C. A. Convention
OLD Howard
Athenaum
Howard St
B. M
Howard Athenaeum Star Specialty “Co
Ore and
Henry
Falke and Lemon
Ortons
Eddie O’ Dell
Ben Harney
Levines
Col. Washington and
Dover Sts
Max Freeman
Berg
Seventh Regiment Band OF
W. B. Rogers
Fadettes
Model Playhouse
Biondi
Fregoli
Tremont T Theatre
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau Co. Ltd
Harry B. Smith
Victor Herbert
Big Vaudeville Co
Koster & Bial’s
George Fred Williams
People’s Party
Democratic
Bryan Num
Boynton
South Boston
Selfridge
Rush
Gray’s Hall
Sound Money Club
Ward 15
Mr. Youngman
Harvard
Reuben Rush
Youngman
G. A. Selfridge
Charles Slattery
Castoria
Castle Theatre
Brancy Flice
Planquette
Normandy
Nitt
Symphony Orchestra
Emin Paur
Martinus Sieveking
Gwendoline
Chabrier
Tschaikowsky
Dvorak
Mozart
PARK
MSE
Hong
Boston Museum
Charles Frohman
Bowdoin
Charles F. Atkinson
Maggie Cline
Hg Ak
Columbia Theatre
People
Mars
Andeevyt Mace
Billy Barry
Grand Opera House
Pitts, Kimball& Lewis
Austin
Pretty Big Lady Barbers
Japanals -Illusionists
Rice & Barton’s Big Burlesque Co
As & Evening Rare Sick
Pyne
Ny Island
Nickelodeon
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Jeane
Bangor
Rockland
Penobscot
City of
Atlantic Avenue
Camden
Belfast
Searsport
Bucksport
Winterport
Hampden
South West Harbor
North East Harbor
Seal Harbor
Bar Harbor
Navy
William H. Hill
Portland
BAY State
India Wharf
Interior Painte. Co
Williams
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