Democrats Answer on Civil Service Reform in Letter
Hon. F. C. Prince replies to Boston Herald questions about filling federal and civil service roles by fitness and open competitive exams. He endorses Pendleton and criticizes gaps in sections 13 and 14, cites commissions on bribery, and compares federal and New York Massachusetts acts, arguing rule 16 may still let politics influence appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Prince
Boston Herald
Pendleton
Senate of the
United States
Civil Service Act
House of Representatives
England
New York
Massachusetts
Washington
New York Civil Service
Frederick O. Prince
Democrats Prepared to Make an Interesting Campaign
Democrats ready to mobilize vigor for November 3 votes in an off year. Frederick Prince will address Fitchburg October 28 and Worcester October 29 with other stops likely in Pittsfield and Sandwich. Col Jon H French and Henry B Lovering set for Brockton October 28. Phillip J Doherty and Alexander Blaney speak Holliston November 2. W J Burke speaks Beverly October 30. Campaign leadership rests on Democratic State Committee secretary Colonel Coveney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick ©. Prince
Jonas H. French
Henry B. Lovering
Holliston
Phillip J. Doherty
Charlestown
Alexander Blaney
Natick
Beverly
W. J. Burke
Boston
Democratic State Committee
Colonnel Coveney
Republicans’ Winter Actions Provide Campaign Talking Points
The piece notes that the republicans’ last winter legislature will give democratic speakers ample material for stump addresses. It highlights weekly payment bill support and other labor measures, viewed as results pushed by democrats when in the house, now to be debated by workingmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Far River
Bristol County
Worcester
Frederick O. Prince
Henry K. Braley
Democratic Party
Cummings
Braley
Nick Hathaway
Messrs
Bernard J. Conway
Augustus P. Gorman
James Harrington
Milne
the News
Robert Henry
James ¥. Davenport
Endicott Defines Civil Service Reform Position
Charles E Endicott writes from Brookline with views on civil service reform. He opposes exempting soldiers from competitive exams but supports priority for qualified veterans if they pass the test, aligning with Pendleton era principles and praising the national Civil Service statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Charles E.endicott
Boston Post
Advertiser
Commonwealth
National Civil Service
George H. Pendleton
Ohio
Charles EK
Endicoty
Brookline
Democrats and Republicans Selecting Their Men for the Fight
The Sixth Essex Republicans in Lawrence nominated Newton P. Frye for senator and the North Berkshire Republicans named E. D. G. Jones for senator in Chester, with Colonel J. Bracewell elected to the state committee. Democrats in Newburyport and Woburn, Ettie district caucus, and various districts named representatives and senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Lawrence
Newton P. Frye
North Andover
North Berkshire
Chester
E. D. G. Jones
Pittsfield
J. Bracewell
State
Daniel M.felch
Edward A. Mosely
Newburyport
Suffolk
Augustine H. Read
Read
House
Woburn
J.C. Crane
Middlesex
Salem
G. Parker Bray
Francis T. Berry
P. J. Kennedy
Thomas Drew
Newton
Thomas Curley
Waltham
Charles A. Gleason
Worcester
William H. Spooner
Somerville
Forster Hall
Justin Perry
Natick
Fall River
W. H. Chappel
H. A. Braley
A. C. Sherman
J. C. Briggs
Patrick Maguire
William J. Welch
North End
L. J. Logan
Boston
Ninth Regiment
Democratic City Committee
End of New England Glass Strike After Conference
The glassworkers at New England plants near agreement to return to work on the old price list after a secret conference in Philadelphia. Most signed a paper agreeing to resume when new pots are ready, with fires lit and slow heating to begin operations by Monday. Union works at Mt. Washington New Bedford also set to return to their prior schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Edward D. Libbey
Philadelphia
Union Works
Fitchburg
Mt. Washington Glass Works
New Bedford
Last Spike to Be Driven on Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal Oct 23 Canadian Pacific officials announce the last spike will be driven in about 20 days completing the Quebec to British Columbia line. Contractors sue the company for claims totaling about half a million dollars. Rumor says the winter terminus may be Boston instead of Halifax or Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Railway
Boston
Montreal
Quebec
British Columbia
Halifax
Portland
Comrade Butler Initiated at Lowell G A R Post
In Lowell Mass on October 23 General B F Butler was installed as a full member at a special meeting of B F Butler post 42 G A R in the presence of over 300 comrades. Assistant Inspector A L Atherton of Springfield inspected the post and a lively camp fire followed with invited guests Department Commander Hersey of Springfield Past Department Commander Patch and Past Quartermaster General Fellows of Boston attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
B. F. Butler
A. L. Atherton
Springfield
Hersey
Patch
Fellows
Boston
National Woman Suffrage Meeting in Massachusetts
The regular monthly meeting of the National Woman Suffrage association of Massachusetts was held at No 5 Park Street yesterday afternoon. Key topics included extending municipal suffrage to women in Madras India the South Australia assembly passing a resolution in favor of women's suffrage and progress of women in Russia in industrial work. The session also addressed the submission of the question of woman suffrage by
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Woman Suffrage Association of Massachusetts
No. 5
Park Street
Madras
India
South Australia
Russia
Mass Meeting at Madison Square Garden endorses state ticket
Madison Square Garden in New York crowded for first great Republican mass meeting to back the state ticket. About 8000 attendees filled the venue as ex President Arthur and Senators Evarts Warner Miller attended as vice presidents. Joseph H Choate named permanent chairman and resolutions praising the Saratoga convention platform were adopted. Foraker Edmunds Evarts delivered speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
Arthur
Evarts
Warner Miller
Alonzo B. Cornell
John Jacob Astor
J.pierrepont Morgan
Chauncy M. Depew
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Senator Evarts
Joseph H. Choate
Foraker
Edmunds
Joseph B. Carr
Ira Davenport
Cornelius N. Bliss
Bliss
Choate
Saratoga
Edmunds and
Naval Constructor Hichborn Submits Long Report
Washington October 23 Naval Constructor Philip Hichborn who toured European dockyards last year has submitted a lengthy report to the secretary of the navy. He notes British naval expenditures total about 217 million dollars in 15 years and German naval costs around 140 million dollars since 1867. He stresses torpedo boats are now essential with fleets of 50 or more for minor powers and 100 plus for stronger nations. He questions American use of similar ships, citing the Esmeralda for coal limits vulnerability and poor design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier
Morocco
Madrid
Yap
Berlin
Nissa
Stead
Pall Mall Gazette
Rebecca Jarrett
Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
Coombe
Sampson Jacques
Louise Monrey
Eliza Armstrong
Justice Lopes
Central Criminal Court
London
Lord Salisbury
Llanberis
Wales
Journal Des Debats
Paris
King Theebaw
Burmah
British India Company
Rochefort
Louis Riel
the Times
Sofia
Philippopolis
Prince Alexandria
Denmark
Rigsdag
Lord Randolph Churchill
Birmingham
Washington
Philip Hichborn
Europe
Secretary of the Navy
Esmeralda
Dredging boiler explosion kills Captain Sheffield in Providence
At 2 pm in Stonington harbor a dredging machine boiler exploded, killing Captain Henry Sheffield of the steam yacht Firefly and injuring Thomas Colbert Grove White and Stephen R. Burdick. Sheffield, 47, longtime Providence and Stonington Steam Boat Company employee, leaves a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence, R. I
Stonington Harbor
Henry Sheffield
Thomas Colbert
Grove White
Stephen R. Burdick
Sheffield
Providence and Stonington Steamboat
Assistant Secretary Coon resigns from treasury
In New York on October 23, Assistant Secretary Coon said he mailed his resignation to Secretary Manning. He stated no dissatisfaction with any official act, believing Manning sought Democrats around him. Coon will serve until his successor is qualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coon
Treasury Department
Fifth Avenue
Manning
Beeii
Pickpocket Captured After Reappearance
Walter W. Bumpus spotted a young man attempting to grab a gold watch last Tuesday. The suspect escaped but returned last evening and was seized by Patrolman Boston of division 4. He identified himself as Edward Gleason of No 69 Green Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Bumpus
Bumpus
Boston
Division 4
Edward Gleason
Green Street
Guardian Action on Millionaire in Probate Court
In Newport Rhode Island on October 22 the probate court heard the children of Alfred Smith the millionaire realtor seek proof of his unsound mind following a stroke. The filing alleges Smith is of unsound mind despite earlier reports of his consciousness, and moves toward trusteeship or guardianship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, R. I
Alfred Smith
Archan
Simth
Davenport Moustache and Political Intrigue in New York
Special correspondence notes Davenport’s allure, the Inevitable influence of Cornell and party machinations, and the independents who back Davenport despite his close ties to Cornell. Carr’s nomination as lieutenant governor and his mixed reputation are explored, plus a string of local fires and incidents across Cambridge, Weymouth, and nearby towns.
Prognostications on Davenport Election Prospects
In a Bronx note the writer muses on Davenport’s potential, joking that if elected and dies there would be humorous scenes in the executive chamber. He observes managers on both sides are at sea about the result and claims there is hope but little knowledge to justify confidence, with experts saying it will be guesswork until the day after the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agricultural Department
Loring
Green
Israel Green
Grand Army
Mitchell
D. T
National Committeeman
Day
Court of Claims
van Long
McDonald
Indiana
Post
Vincent
New Mexico
Thoman
Davenport
Bronx
Woman's Relief Corps elects officers at state convention
The sixth annual state convention of the Woman's Relief Corps closed with officers elected: President Celia T. P. Foster of Milford, Senior Vice Nancy W. Moore of Nashua, Junior Vice Laura A. Kidder of Manchester, Secretary Charlotte S. Robinson of Milford, Treasurer Annie M. Hinds of Milford, Chaplain Merry A. Pratt of Concord, Inspector Addie S. Hughes of Ashland, Councillor Mattie B. Moulton of Laconia. Executive board members named, delegates to national encampment named, total present membership 1289. A reception at Hotel Windsor featured Governor Currier and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Woman’s Relief Corps
Celia T. P. Foster
Milford
Nancy W. Moore
Nashua
Laura A. Kidder
Charlotte 8S. Robinson
Annie M. Hinds
Chanlain
Merry A. Pratt
Concord
Addie S. Hughes
Ashland
Mattie B Moulton
Laconia
Julia A. Gamsby
Colebrook
Sarah E. Osgood
Amherst
Angeline Tilton
Franklin
Sarah HK. Green
Pittsfield
Maria EK
Kendrick
Meredith
Hotel Windsor
Currier
Universalist convention elects officers in Brooklyn
The Universalist convention chose officers with Dr. E. C. Sweitzer as president, Rev. James H. Swan as vice president, Rev. G. L. Damar est as secretary, Stevenson Taylor as treasurer, and trustees including Hon. John G. W. Joy and Rev. H. W. Rugg. The next convention will meet in Akron, O., and Henry George addressed the final gathering at the Church of Our Father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Universalist Convention
E. C. Sweitzer
James H. Swan
G. L. Damarest
Stevenson Taylor
John G. W. Joy
Sidney Perham
H. W. Rugg
W. H. Ryder
Eawin Kh. Holden
John B
Man Injured After Collision With Lamp Post in East Boston
William H. Sidwell of 238 Webster Street East Boston was rammed against a lamp post on Commercial Street while returning home last night. He fell to the sidewalk suffering a severe scalp wound and a fractured skull. He was admitted to City Hospital in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Sidwell
Webster Street
Boston
Commercial Street
Chinese cigar makers strike over white workers ban
Sixty Chinese cigar makers at Koenigsberger Falk Meyers on Pine street walked out after the firm refused to discharge three white workers. The Chinese union ordered the strike and the chant white men must go has caused a stir in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Koenigsberger, Falk & Meyers
Pine Street
Two Deaths From Overwork In New York
Two cases of death from overwork were reported this week by the bureau of vital Statistics. William O'Brien, 44, a school principal, and Catherine V Gregory, 38, a school teacher. The attending physician said she was a perfect wreck from school teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bureau of Vital Statistics
William O’brien
Catherine V. Gregory
Missing Derby girl Mary Andrews feared foul play
New Haven October 23: Mary HK Andrews, a 14 year old girl described as handsome and dark complexioned, left her father's Derby home to go to a Birmingham grocery store last evening. She did not reach the store and has not been seen since. Authorities fear foul play may be involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Mary HK. Andrews
Derby
Birmingham
Four Hawes children shot then father ends life in Pa tragedy
Binghamton New York reports farmer John Hawes of near Starucca Wayne county Pennsylvania shot his four children aged 3 to 11 this afternoon and then killed himself. His wife and eldest daughter were away at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N. Y
John Hawes
Starucca
Wayne County
Renshaw Sentenced for Assault with Intent to Kill
In the Lawrence Mass superior court Thomas A. Renshaw was sentenced to three years in the house of correction for assault with intent to kill Fred Osgood of Gloucester, following an incident on Sept 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Thomas A. Renshaw
Fred Osgood
Gloucester
House of Correction
Episcopal church congress closes in New Haven
News in brief notes the Episcopal church congress ending in New Haven. Other items report a long Lake Superior storm causing heavy shipping damage, identifications in a murder case, a Texas judge’s sudden death, a fatal domestic shooting, juror developments in a New York trial, a New Haven unit's return from Gettysburg, and Montreal smallpox fatalities by district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church Congress
New Haven
Lake Superior
Maxwell
Arthur Preller
Hugh Brooks
Hyde
England
West
Supreme Court of Texas
Austin
J. Wesley Houghton
L. McGillis
Ogdensburgg
N. Y
Henry Dickerson
Moravia
Dickerson
Ferdinand Ward
New York
New Haven Grays
Lee
Gettysburg
Maligned Jews Rabbi Denies Ancient Traditions
Rabbi Schindler challenged Christian claims about Jesus in a Temple Adath Israel lecture. He argued historic sources favor Josephus and Justus of Tiberias, questioned gospel authorship, and asserted Jesus was not a Jewish messianic founder but a product of era circumstances. He warned against accepting gospel legends without critical evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Schindler
Carpenter
Temple Adath Israel
Jesus of Nazareth
God
Jesus the Carpenter
Polyphemus
Jesus
Josephus
Justus of
Tiberius
Buddha
Jehovah
Ventilation and Car Care Discussed at Street Railway Meet
In St Louis on October 15 the American Street Railway association held a morning session on ventilating lighting and car care. Officers elected for the year include Julius Walsh president William White first vice president Charles B Warner second vice president Samuel Litue secretary treasurer William J Richardson and executive committee members C A Richards John Kilgour John Maguire Thomas W Ackley and C C Woodworth. The convention adjourned to meet the third Wednesday of next October in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
American Street Railway Association
Julius 8. Walsh
William White
New York
Charles B. Warner
Chicago
Samuel Litue
Boston
William J. Richardson
Brooklyn
C. A. Richards
John Kilgour
Cincinnati
John Maguire
Mobile
Thomas W. Ackley
Philadelphia
C. C. Woodworth
Rochester
Delta Kappa Epsilon Session Sets Next Convention
The Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity held sessions in Rochester yesterday and decided the next convention will be at Hamilton New York. Sereno E Payne was named honorary president with W R Rowland as active president and a full slate of officers and an executive committee listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Kappa Epsilon College
Rochester
Hamilton
N. Y
Sereno E. Payne
W. R. Rowland
B. Duryea
H. F. Roberts
F. A. Race
Owen Cassidy
Frank H. Patteson
A. W. Brown
F. M. Benedick
W.T. Weston
R.B. Welch
C. W. Edlitz
G. T. Saxe
W. C. Campbell
Richardson Light Guards Parade in Malden Wakefield
The Richardson light guards company A sixth regiment held their fall parade in Malden on October 23. After marching through the principal street they were greeted by Capt. Cheyney at Major Woodward's residence, then to the rifle hall where good scores were posted, and a dress parade on Main Street followed. A grand ball at the town hall crowned the evening with medals awarded for best scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Richardson Light Guards
Wakefield
Cheyney
C. F. Woodward
Bellows Falls Popcorn Man Edward Murphy Dies
Edward D. Murphy known as the Connecticut River line popcorn man died at 43 after a physical deformity. He was respected by townsmen and involved in various enterprises and left a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellows Falls
Edward D. Murphy
Parish Coffee Party And Fair At St Francis de Sales
The annual parish event at St. Francis de Sales will be held next Thursday evening featuring a drawing of shares with a fine horse donated by Mr. F. P. O’Don. Ladies of General Warren commandery No. 204 U O G T hosted an entertainment at Knight of Pythias hall last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis de Sales Parish
F. P. O’ Don
Warren
Lecture on The Low Theatre At Tremont Temple
Rev F F Clark pastor Phillips church South Boston to speak tomorrow afternoon at Tremont Temple on an enemy of youth The Low Theatre Admission free Clark gathered material from prominent business men and other reliable sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
F. F. Clark
Phillips Church
South Boston
Tremont Temple
Funeral for Rev Samuel W Coggeshall D D Here
The funeral of Rev Samuel W Coggeshall D D the Methodist divine who died in Cohassett was held this afternoon in NewpfOrt R I Services were conducted by Rev Joseph Hollingsheeda pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church and other clergymen Interment was in the old burying ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junius Brutus Booth
Mr. Lilly
New York
Baltimore
The
Produce Exchange
General Newton
Hell Gate
Greenfield
Niagara
New York Harbor
Swinburn Island Hospital
Louisville
Lemieux
Riel
Governor General of
Canada
Ottawa
Washington, D.C
James McDonald
General Board of Managers
Women’s Home Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
Seweneren B. Hayes
Newpfort
R. I
Samuel W. Coggeshall
D. D
Cohassett
Joseph Hollingsheeda
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Old Burying Ground
Samuel Reynolds Dies Aged Somerville Citizen Lapidary and Warder
Samuel Reynolds a longtime Somerville resident for almost 30 years died at his home yesterday. A lapidary by trade he served as junior warden of Emmanuel church for two decades. He leaves a widow and one son Frank G. Reynolds a noted humorist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Reynolds
Somerville
Emmanuel Church
Frank G. Reynolds
Knights Templars Hold Public Installation At Masonic Hall
Newly elected officers of South Shore commandery No. 31 Knights Templars were publicly installed at Masonic hall last evening. A large gathering of Sir Knights and ladies attended the ceremony, with the line at precisely three o'clock marking the formal swearing in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Shore Commandery
Knights Templars
Masonic Hall
Mattendange
Masonic officers installed at Boston event
Grand officers were installed by R. E. Sir Wyzeman Marshall of Boston with P. E. Sir Z. L. Bicknell of East Weymouth assisting. William Fearing 2nd served as generalissimo, A. J. Garey as prelate, C. H. Pratt as recorder, Charles N. Marsh as standard bearer, Henry Merritt captain general, Thomas H. Meece warden, George Cushing treasurer, KE. Bates sword bearer, Hiram E. Raymond warder, Frank D. Thayer. A banquet followed the exercises, then dancing until midnight. Music by the Masonic quartette and Alyah Raymond catered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleot
R. E
Wyzeman Marshall
Boston
P. E
Z. L. Bicknell
East Weymouth
K. C
William Fearing
A. J. Garey
C. H. Pratt
Chas. N. Marsh
Henry Merritt
Thomas H. Meece
George Cushing
KE. G. Bates
Hiram E. Raymond
Frank D. Thayer
Masonic Quartette
Alyah Raymond
South Weymouth
Additional Judgments and Amounts Awarded by Alabama Claims Court
Washington reports the commissioners of Alabama claims rendered numerous decisions with 4 percent interest. The list names numbers, parties, and amounts awarded or decreed for estates, firms, and individuals from 1862 to 1885, including judgments for the United States and survivor partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile Roques
D. de Gobouria Co
Emery . Norton Assignee
Levy & Dieter
Lewis J. Olmstead
United States
Eleazer Lazard
Isador Reinhardt
Lazard
Flint, Bixby & Co
Anton Roman
Edward P. Griffin
Caroline Coffin
William Coffin
Eben Sumner
Reese
Sarah Heald
John H. Heald
Joseph A. Newcomb
William H. Barns
Charles Barns
Henry R. Bond
William Williams
Edwin Babcock
William R. Babcock
Horace Babcock
Rowse Babcock
Theophilus Brown
Charles P. Fitch
George H. Cannon
William H.barnes
A. Barns
Ann B. Williams
Calvin G. Williams
Charles Prentis
Edward Prentis, Jr
Joshua C. Learned
Frederick H. Harris
Julius T. Shepard
Shepard & Harris
Robert Coit
Henry P. Haven
Elias F. Morgan
Richard H. Chapell
Elias F. Moran
Walter N. Weeks
Nathaniel G. Weeks
Nathaniel Gray
Jules Lepene
James Griswold
Francis L. Leland
Charles H. Leland
Francis Leland
Elisha Bacon
William J. Russell
Bacon & Russell
Nathaniel Kendrick
George H. Smith
Benjamin F. Flinn
Orville D. Baker
Alexander N. Howard
Jas.Spence
George M. Sevastupolo
Joseph Weisford
Heman Smith
Joseph Dimmick
Mary S. Benner
Frank M. Bouta
Hiram Benner
Joachim N. Stolterfoht
Herman Stalterfoht
Stolterfoht, Sons & Co
Aaron Berwin
Pincus Berwin
Berwin & Bro
Alicia D. Crocker
Eben B. Crocker
Crocker & Warren
Eben F. Neilson
George G. DeWitt, Jr
Mary F. Neilson
Daniel G. Bacon
William B. Bacon
Eben Bacon
Francis J. Bacon
D.G
W. B. Bacon
Emile Marqueze
Daniel Haddock
Charlies D. Reed
Haddock & Reed
Samuel W.dabney
Chas
Edmund Leckie
William Minot
Charles W. Dabney, Jr
Edward Wyman
Patrick Arkley
Wyman & Arkley
William J. Leckie
John Leckie
J.E. Donnell
George Dearborn
Joshua Baker
Winfield S. Baker
Lydia H. Lovell
Frederic Lovell
Rufus Crowell
Henry Cooper
Henry BR. Page
Samuel Kidder
Matilda R. Page
John van Antwerp
Florian A. Massal
van Antwerp & Massal
Maximilian J. Chase
Francis J. Chase
Bernard Finkle
George Howes
Jabez Howes
George Howes & Co
Richard Harding
Thomas B. Mitchell
Thomas Mitchell
Stephen Pratt
Harrison J. Libbey
James B. Libbey
Louis G. Lougee
H. J. Libbey & Co
Algernon ©. Smith
Nathan A. Farwell
Anson Butler
Francis Cobb
Benjamin Litchfield
Oliver B
Sanford Starrett
Joseph Thorndike
Maynard Sumner
William Farrow
Jane H. Williams
Christopher Prince
William Singer
George B. Upton
George LB. Upton
William Perkins
George S., Cushing
Clerk Joseph A Phillips Charged With Check Forgery
Special Officer Watts and Patrolman Curley arrested Joseph A Phillips of Jamaica Plain on a warrant. Phillips, a clerk for Reynold T White furniture dealer at 40 Oliver street, is charged with forging White’s name to a $2500 check drawn on the New York Produce Exchange bank and uttering it at the National Manufacturers' Bank of Boston. Other similar charges are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Curley
Division 2
Joseph A. Phillips
Jamaica Plain
Phillips
Reynold T. White
Oliver Street
Mr. White
New York Produce Exchange Bank
National Manufacturers’ Bank of Boston
White
Vigorous Sensiorial Fight in the First Bristol District
Taunton reports a lively political contest in Bristol first district with Charles A. Reed as Republican nominee for senator facing opposition over his ambition and eccentricity. Democrats back Peck, a Taunton merchant, likely to defeat Reed if towns vote. House races unsettled. Sherman and Durgin sides split. Maher and Lincoln named for Democrats with possible additional candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Bristol County
Butler
Attleboro
Easton
Mansfield
Norton
Raynham
Seekonk
Charles A. Reed
Reed
Legion
Peck
Messrs
Sherman
Durgin
James S. Maher
M. J. Lincoln
Organization of the New City Committee Delegates Chosen
Fall River elects a new city committee with members including Benjamin Dawson and J C Parnaude. Delegates to district conventions selected: Dawson, Carnavan, Boardman, Lee, Hadley, Peirce, Ashley, Tucker, Donaghy, Fay and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
New City Committee
Benjamin Dawson
J. C. Parnaude
M. F. Kane
C. A. Case
D. B. Peirce
William Cronin
J.C. Stafford
J. B. Sherman
E. L. Barney
C. A. W. Desting
C. 8. Ashley
Frank Mitchell
John Notter
W.A. Tucker
P.O. Driscoll
Henry Clay
Leyi Widdell
W. L. Kelley
I. Wordell
J. G. Lapham
W. H. Sherman
T. Donaghy
T. J. Murphy
J. Fay
T. P. P. Tuell
Third Vermont regiment reunion held in St Johnsbury
The Third Vermont Regiment reunion gathered in St Johnsbury with four counties represented. The 1861 encampment and service included 28 engagements and multiple officers. A temporary secretary was chosen, and Major Thomas Nilson presided as president with Colonel S. B. Prince as vice president. Major Bonett and Captain Montgomery held key roles. next meeting to be announced by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johnsbury
Vermont Regiment
St.Johnsbury
Hyde
T. C. Seaver
Pingree
O. Montgomery
Thomas Nilson
Ryegate
Prince of
Insurance for fire loss on any property in Boston
John C. Price of 20 Kilby Street Boston advertises fire insurance against loss or damage on every description of property in all reliable companies. Policies offered on favorable terms and desirable forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Price
Kilby Street
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Prince
Charles E. Endicott
Legislation and Rules
P. A. Collins
John M. Corse
Winchester
Coveney
Charles D. Lewis
M. M. Cunniff
Republican State Committee
Robinson
Spooner
Coffin
General Grant
Middlesex County
Democratic Club
Quincy House
A. A. Fletcher
L. J. Kelly
R. Y. Reed
H. E. Ruggles
W. H. Williams
Democratic Town Committee
Everett
George F. Foster
Theodore H. Pierce
L. P. True
Samuel Kelley
Democrats
Brockton
Satucket Hall
G.O. Taylor
New Hampshire
al Canaan
Ida J. Stocker
West Compton
John R. Watson
East Kingston
Joseph G. Nelson
Danville
John M. Arnold
Centre Effingham
Meloine Leavitt
Connecticut
Southville
J. T. Eers
Comptroller of the Treasury
Solicitor of the Treasury
Eng
Comrade Butler
Grand Army of the Republic of Lowell
Dakota
Allopathic Medical Association
D. C
Boston Woman Suffrage League
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Rhode Island
American Association
Minneapolis
Friends of the Cause
Lord Houghton
Mme
Ernesto Napoleon
Italy
Stanton
East Canton Street
England’s Navy
Guardian
Ikka Davenport
Carr
Blaine
Mr. Davenport
Chet
Cole
Alonz
Cornell
Johnny O’brien
Johnny
New York Evening Post
Harper’s Weekly
Cleveland
Albany
Mr. Cleveland
Louis Napoleon
Humbert
State Senate
Comptroller
Conkling
George Sharp
Senate
Sharp
Jim Varnum
Hammondsport Wine Company
Alonzo G. Cornell
Consistak
Mike Cregan
Mike
Barney
Weymouth
Cambridge
Broadway
Leander Greeley
Greeley
Boneses
C. W. Seavern
G. W. Seaverns
Burg
Division 1
Haverhill Street
J.T. Gray & Co
R. A. Evans
Savage & Co
Gray
Nevins
Oliver Brothers & Phillips
Beaver Falls
R. Cobbeigh
Hartman
Couse
Westfield
Southford
Conn
State House
Lil
Attrick Flynn
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Ed” Murphy
Bunker Hill District
Clerglan
Samuel R Reynolds
Alabama
Commissioners’ Court
NEW England News
Marblehead
E. Read
Providence
Albert Sowles
First National Bank
St. Albans
W.C. Somers
Page
Lancaster
Plymouth County Agricultural Society
Woaga
Este
Southboro
Edwin Sanborn
Barton Landing
Hunting
Judas Maccabaeus
Hosea Libbey
Stoneham
Charles W. Wendte
Channing Memorial Church
Newport
Robert Collyer
Milwaukee
Laporte
Aottle
Angostura Bitters
Worcester Ticket
Bristol
of Representatives
Fall Briver Democrats
Green Mountain Veterans
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!