Red White and Blue Social in Newtonville
Mrs. Freeborn F. Raymond hosted a Lucy Jackson Chapter A R reception in Newtonville honoring State Regent Miss Sara W Daggett with welcome by regent Miss Fanny B Allen. The event featured guests, music, and honors, marred by news of Mrs Kendall’s death.
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Raymond
Fanny B. Allen
Ibnest Vosburg
Benjamin Wedsworth Hackett
Ellery Peabody
Taylor
Webber
Lucy Alen
George Bullard
John Damon
Henry Thompson
Ella Sargent
Arthur Walworth
Miss Morton
John Avery
Edward Benedict
Ida van Wagenen
Stuart Pratt
Henry Whitmore
Marion Bunard
Elsie Kimberly
William J.prabbury
Harry Ayer
Henry T. Dobson
G. Webber
Major Randlett
Lucas Pratt
George Waiton
Mary A. Simonds
George H. Pendergast
Oliver H. Howe
Ida Farr Miller
E. M. White
Willard Howe
Ward 17 Murphy Club Formed At Hibernian Hall
At a Ward 17 Murphy Club meeting in Hibernian Hall 67 Hampden Street yesterday afternoon the club was formed and officers were elected. President Joseph F Madden. vice president Matthew J Smith. recording secretary Thomas Farrell. treasurer Thomas Callahan. financial secretary M J Cavanagh. Directors include P Murray T M McCloskey P McGyver John Mullin and Frank Campbell.
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Murry
Hibernian
Hampden Street
J. HR. Murphy Club
Ard 17
Joseph F. Madden
Matthew J. Smith
Thomas Farrell
Thomas Callahan
M. J. Cavanagh
P. Murray
T. M McCloskey
P. MccGyver
John Mullin
Frank Campbell
Krebs Will Pick Out Officers Who Interfered in Ward 8 Caucus
Ex representative Franz Fiugo Krebs Jr will identify police officers accused of bias at the Ward 8 Republican caucus held Sept 2 1889. The hearings will be public and may extend beyond the commission findings. The document alleges officers permitted Democrats to participate and disrupted order, including the Hendricks Club manipulating the proceedings.
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Krebs
Ward 8
Franz Fiugo Krebs, Jr
Gediman
Board of Police
City of
Boston
Hell
A. D
Wells Schoolhouse
John L. Bates
Republican Committee
Martin M. Lomasney
Joseph Lomasney
Hendricks ‘Club
Young Democrats Convene in East Boston Hall Rally Planned
The Young Men Regular Democratic Club of Ward 2 met at the Columbia building in East Boston with President Edward Brennan presiding. Joseph F. Hickey and James H. Donovan, ward regulars, spoke, the constitution was adopted, and several councilmanic hopefuls addressed the meeting. A series of rallies is planned, starting likely Wednesday in an unnamed hall.
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Pepperell
Roger Wolcott
Mass
Bunker Hill
Boston
Prescott Hotel
Prescott
Wolcott
William H. Prescott
Linzee
Thackery
Massachusetts Historical Society
Saratoga
N. Y
Reubena Heyde Walworth
Montauk
Walworth
Ellen Hardin Walworth
National Society
James M. Andrews, Jr
Lillian Montgomery
A Barber
New York
Washington
Saratee
Elizabeth W. Brown
Democratic Club
Ward 2
Columbia Building
Edward Brennan
Joseph F. Hickey
James H. Donovan
House of Representatives
Ward 13 Endorses Murp hy for Mayor and Bresnahan for Alderman
Democratic group in Ward 13 met at 212 West Broadway with about 300 citizens. James A. Gallivan presided as an indorsement was carried for John R. Murphy for Mayor and Hugh W. Bresnahan for Alderman. Bresnahan thanked the crowd and praised Murphy.
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Ward 13
West Broadway
James A. Gallivan
Jeremiah J. McNamara
Indorse
John R. Murphy
Michael J. Lydon
Organization
Hugh W. Bresnahan
Bresnahan
Fred C. Mahoney
Ward 23 Candidates Highlight Track Record and Roots
The article profiles Thomas F. J. Curley and a judiciary committee member vying for Representative in Ward 23. Curley, born in the ward in 1864, has a Boston schooling background and a career at Jordan, Marsh & Co. and Oak Hall Clothing Co. He is described as steadfast and devoted to the district’s needs, promising faithful representation regardless of party.
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Judiciary Committee
Thomas F. J. Curley
Boston
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Minton And Curley Compete For Ward 23 Legislature
Two candidates, Rep John Minton and Thomas F J Curley, seek Ward 23 election on Beacon Hill ambitions. Minton is praised for leadership, attendance, and dedication to people’s rights, while Curley presents an alternative pathway to influence in the coming winter session.
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Beacon Hill
John M.minton
Thomas F. J. Curley
Minton
House
Hickory Club Formed in Ward 19 Critiques Dominant Democrats
At a Ward 19 meeting, the Hickory Club was organized with 200 members led by Androse Woods as president and a slate of officers. The group criticizes the ward committee, pledges support for an eight hour workday plank, and vows to strengthen Boston’s Democratic influence.
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Hickory Club
Andrew Jackson
Ward
Ward 19
Boston
Androse Woods
Mark Stone
Marcellus H. McElroy
P. J. Stone
Richard F. Hogan
Andrew B. de Courcey
Thomas J. Shannon
Democratic Party
Dramatic Gossip on Robertson Kendal and Stage Stars
The piece corrects a myth about Tom Robertson as Mrs Kendal's father noting he is her elder brother. It surveys a wave of season cards and performances led by Edith Wilbur Nellie Campbell and Anne Sutherland with engagements at Austin Stone's Grand Opera House and the Museum. It also notes Paderewski’s December tour and Bradi plans for theaters on Forty second Street with Potpourri.
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Tom Robertson
Chicago
West
Phila May
Sunshine
Thompson & Ryer
Grand Opera House
Nellie Campbell
America
Ramsay Morris
Rohans
W. A. Brady
Cissy Loftus
Etta Butler
California
Alice Neilsen
New York
E. M. Favor
Edith Sinclair
Frank McKee
Otis Harlan
Paderewski
H. C. Miner
Forty-second Street
Ww. A. Brady
Manhattan Theatre
Messrs
Brady
Sag Harbor excursion by Antelope sails from Park Theatre
The Antelope steamer built by Captain Dan Marble delays its maiden voyage to Sag Harbor until tomorrow night. Boston excursionists will tour Sag Harbor with Captain William Turner and a cast led by James A. Herne, featuring three intertwined love stories and a strong stage production praised as more romantic than Shore Acres.
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Palace
Dan Marble
Boston
James A. Herne
Park Theatre
Sag Harbor
Long Island
New York
William Turner
Captain Turner
Salem
Mass
New England
Ken
Frank
United States Navy
Martha Reese
Marble
Elizabeth Anne Turner
Freeman Whitmarsh
John Russell
Widder Russell
Captain Marble
Kacy
United States
Ben Turner
George Salter
Sage Harbor
Maine
Long Island Sound
Herne
Liebler & Co
Minute Men
Margaret Fleming
Shore’ Acres
The Kendals and Other Attractions Open Tonight
The Kendals perform The Elder Miss Blossom at Hollis, Barnet’s Three Little Lambs debuts in professional form at Tremont, Marie Cahill stars in The Sorrows of Satan at the Boston Theatre, and Sag Harbor rehearsals occur at Park Theatre ahead of tomorrow’s premiere.
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Kendals
Hollis
Miss Blossom
London
Barnet
Tremont Theatre
Marguerite Lemon
Nellie Braggins
Marie Cahill
Marie Corelli
Satan
Boston Theatre
Charles Kent
Park Theatre
James A. Herne
Sag Harbor
White Horse Tavern
Frohmans
Anne Sutherland
H. Bradshaw
Columbia Music Hall
Paradise Alley
Grand Opera House
Gillette
Johnson
Castle Square
Edwin ‘Milton Boyle
Highball
Keith’s
Needling
Shadow Man
Two Gorillas
Austin & Stone
Ss. S. McClure
Tremont Temple
Malsey- Stirling
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promoted for Ailments
A medicinal advertisement urges invalids to use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for constipation indigestion dyspepsia biliousness liver and kidney issues. It claims the tonic strengthens the overworked stomach and revives other organs. It notes availability in drug stores and requires a Private Revenue Stamp on the bottle neck.
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Advisory Committee
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State Society
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Walter Gilman Page
Francis H. Appleton
Sarah E. Hunt
Lafayette
Tremone Street
Bell M. Draper
Wellesley
Draper
Estes &. Rathbone
Havana
Cuba
National’ Society
Rathbone
Clara Barton
Cuban Provisional Red Cross
Ohio
Colonial Dames
National Society of the Colonial Dames of America
New Hampshire
Odiorne’s Point
Portsmouth
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Admiral Dewey
National Society of Colonial Dames of America
Molly Varnum
Walter McDaniels
Lowell
John Paul Jones
Ella H. Stevens
Florence Hildreth Nesmith
Susan Chase
Brooklyn
Fort Greene
Dorchester
Old Concord
Paul Jones
American Navy
John Adams
Parker House
Miss Vining
Hannah Winthrop
Cambridge
Colonial Club
Dean Hodges
Swan
Miss Ravens
Sacker
W. L. Douglas
Suma Bescor
Lincoln &T
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School St
Murphy Club
Lomasney Brothers
Franz H. Krebs, JR
Frank J. Linehan
Mr. Murphy
William H. Donlon
Andrew L. O'Toole
John M. T. Ahern
William J. Handrahan
P. F. Delaney, Jr
West Roxbury
John M. Minton
Young Democrats
Thomas F. I. Curley
Ambrose Woods
Uneeda Biscuit
Uneeda
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National Gallery
Lonon
the Park Theatre
Foodctober
Coderey
Wad & Mechanics
Tremontheatre
Thave. Tiatre Musical CO
Edwin Knowles
R.A. Barnet
Conec
Little Lambs
E W. Corliss
Wells Memorial Institute
Washington Street
Edwin Milton Boyle
Solaret
Pepreaudine
Frank Bush
Gypsy
Watson, Hutchings and Edwards
Whitney Brothers
Lew Simmons
Clark Gibbs
Metropolitan Trio
Aherns
Biograph
Harry Lacy
Ida van Sielen
Dickie
Castle
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Tele
William Gillett
Tremont
Oxford
Atland
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Eugene
Pells
Eve
Anna
Hollis rexGatrRe
Isaac B. Rich
Ktllis
Een Dali
Daniel Frohman
Evegs
Boston Museum
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Hiesi Wessen
Roessi's
H. Halsey Stirlin
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Sats Denman Thompson
Lillian Washburn
Indian Maidens Burlesque CO
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