Registration ends as figures rise in state wide races
Voter rolls close across cities outside Boston with higher totals than last year signaling Democratic strength. Lynn and Fall River show notable gains, Lowell adds many names, and Gloucester Salem report small increases amid heated congressional battles.
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Boston
Andrew
Foster
Lynn
Levering
Fall River
Robert Howard
Lowell
Lawrence
Allen
Newton
Gloucester
Salem
Ose
Hill
Beadford
Newbury
North
Eco
Brockton
Tariff reform talk at Jamaica Plain meeting presided by Tyne
The Jamaica Plain tariff reform gathering led by Stephen N. H. Tyne featured General Hazard Stevens arguing that the two major parties fail to reduce the federal surplus and taxes. He blamed protectionists for monopolies, warned of extravagant legislation, and urged tariff reduction to aid manufacturers with raw materials, citing leather, wool, dyes, and copper goods.
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Jamaica Plain
Stephen N. H. Tyne
Hazard Stevens
Stevens
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Congress
Friends of Protection
Treasury Department
Everett P. Wheeler
New York
Boston Harbor
Boston
Andrew
England
General Hawley at a Connecticut Republican club
The Middlesex Club hosted General Joseph R. Hawley at the Revere House in Connecticut on Saturday drawing about 125 Republican leaders including Lieutenant-Governor Ames and Speaker Brackett. Hawley defended the party and attacked the administration, praising the GOP’s record and its historic role in guiding the republic.
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Ceneral Hawley
Middlesex Club
Joseph R. Hawley
Connecticut
Revere House
Ames
Brackett
Allen and
Hayden
Beard
Sherman
J. H. Gould
R. A. Southworth
Wells
Cambridge
E. H. Haskell
McPherson
G. A. Marden
J. H. Builer
Bourne
Cedin
H. J. Moulton
Lowell
John C. Rand
J. G. B. Adams
Lynn
George Bb. Loring
Salem
Russell
Lawrence
B Hawley
Grackett
Hawley
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Cambridge caucus tangles over Perkins renomination
Democrats in the first and fifth wards failed to renominate Perkins in a Saturday caucus aimed at facing Daniel J. Hayes and David F. Burns. Michael Corcoran opened the meeting in Ward 1, with Charles E. Raymond as chair. A chaotic show of hands led to a adjournment and rival ratification meeting by the Hayes Burns faction with John M. Hurley as chairman.
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Perkins
Daniel J. Hayes
David F. Burns
Michael Corcoran
Charles E. Raymond
Edwards
Edward R. Cogswell
Shaler
Charles River Railroad
Cambridge Road
McCarthy
Pelmont District
Raymond
the Bolters
George A. Perkins
Mr. Raymond
Hayes
Burns
John M. Hurley
Tarr Accepts Nomination for Sheriff in Independent Run
The Hon. Robert Tarr, after solicitation, accepts sheriff nomination but denounces the district Democratic convention. He now runs as an independent with the district labor committee’s endorsement. Tarr backs labor candidate George Willard Spaulding for Congress, praising Spaulding for rejecting bribes.
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Robert ‘Tarr
Troncesterr
Robert Tarr
Hr. C. Moulton
Haverhill
Tarr
Mr. Spaulding
Bribery Claims Taint Spaulding Campaign Effort
The report notes allegations that a district Democratic committee was bribed to withdraw a Congress campaign, citing a salary claim and 8500 pounds to lift a farm mortgage. Tarr says he can prove the substitution of Breen’s name in a tribunal and appeals for Mrs. Spaulding’s election.
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District Democratic Committee
Tarr
Breen
Spaulding
Congress
Spaulding Opens Salem Campaign with Labor Talk
The Reverend Willard Spaulding opened his seventh district congressional campaign in Salem addressing about a quarter of Mechanic Hall’s capacity. He attacked labor conditions, claimed low earnings for Salem and Peabody workers, and urged laborers to vote for justice. He warned against corruption, promised not to withdraw, and set a Nov. 2 city hall return deadline.
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Satem
Congress
Vieaven
Beodle
Boodle
Dawes Victory Fails In Melrose Caucus For Legislature
Melrose Republicans debated instructing a nominee for the Legislature to back John D. Long for U S Senate over Henry L Dawes. Opposing views argued against voter instruction. The caucus finally laid the matter on the table and John Larrabee was re nominated by acclamation.
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Dawes
Melrose
John D. Long
Henry L. Dawes
D. W. Gooch
George Jones
Mr. Dawes
Mr. Long
Robinson
Gooch
United States
Mr. Gooch
Larrabee
John Larrabee
Tobin Nominated for Senate by South Boston Republicans
Richard F Tobin author of the soldiers exemption bill bearing his name was nominated for the Senate by the Republicans of South Boston. The sixth Suffolk district held a convention with fifteen delegates. Charles T Gallagher chaired the meeting and J A Huntress was secretary. An acclamatory nomination followed, with Kendall and Hatch as candidates for State committee and Kendall leading on ballots.
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Richard F. Tobin
Senate
South Boston
Suffolk
Saranel Kelley
State Central Committee
Charles T. Gallagher
J. A. Huntress
Alderman Bromwich
F. F. Hatch
Ward
Kendall
State Committee
Ward 18
Hatch
Slatch
Republicans Rallying in Rural Towns After City Registration
The Republicans, alarmed by large Democratic registration in the eighth district cities, plan country town rallies. Congressman Charles H. Allen and ex-Mayor Greenhalge spoke at a poorly attended Westford rally on Saturday night.
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Charles H. Allen
Greenhalge
Westford
Shea Hunt Contest Alleged Knaves Plan Card League
Friends of Representative Shea accuse Hunt supporters of covertly forming a Union Card League in Vernon Hall to boost Hunt. Eighteen attendees signed a favorable paper. Shea backers say broader Knights of Labor members were misled and will be urged to vote against the scheme.
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Shea-Hunt
Friends of
Shea
Suffolk
Hunt
Knights of Labor
Vernon Hall
Second Worcester Democratic senatorial convention set for Oct 27
Political notes report the second Worcester Democratic senatorial convention will meet at Liberty Hall in South Framingham on Wednesday Oct 27 at 2 PM. Fleury Cabot Lodge refuses to discuss temperance with the Prohibitory candidate in the sixth district saying he is not opposing prohibition in this canvass. Republican caucuses in the city to nominate Representatives will be held next Wednesday evening with Democrats voting on Friday. The Union Card League of Ward 15 plans a Wednesday meeting at Lyceum Hall and the Young Men's Democratic Club of Ward 15 will meet Tuesday night at their rooms at the corner of Dorchester and Seventh streets. The second Middlesex district Democratic senatorial convention is listed as held on Wednesday.
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Worcester
Liberty Hall
South Framingham
Fleury Cabot Lodge
Union Card League
Ward 15
Lyceum Hall
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Dorchester
Seventh Streets
Middlesex District
New York Literary Clubs Show Ties Between Authors and Society
A survey of New York clubs and gatherings reveals how writers mingle with other professions. The Century, Lotus, Union, St Botolph, Calumet, and University clubs host authors, editors, actors, and painters, shaping a web of literary and social influence across the city. The Lambs theater circle, The Kinsmen, and The Author's Club unite writers with performers, managers, and critics, reflecting a vibrant, era-defining cultural network.
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New York
George
Lothrop
Harper's
Boston
Kifieornth Street
St. Botolph Club
Thackeray
Century Club
Lotus Club
Union Club
Fifth Avenue
Whitelaw Reid
Calumet
University Club
Madison Square
Twenty Sixth Street
Sixth Avenue
Wordsworth
Lester Wallack
London
William Black
Austin Dobson
Edmund Gosse
Henry Irving
Andrew Lang
Lawrence Barrett
Edwin
Joseph Jefferson
Charles Dudley Warner
W. D. Howells
E. A. Abbey
S. L. Clemens
H. €. Bunner
Mr. Irving
Lyceum Theatre
Theatres Schedule Usher Busy Week With Several Engagments
The Hollis Street and Museum theatres will keep bills unchanged this week with Adonis and Harbor Lights running. Robson and Crane present The Merry Wives of Windsor at the Boston Theatre, with a large cast. Park Theatre offers A Parlor Match starring Evans and Hoey. Globe hosts Rose Coghlan in Shaksperian and English comedies with a strong company. Week features As You Like It, London Assurance, School for Scandal, Lady of Lyons, and more, plus Hallen and Hart’s First Prize Ideals at the Doward Atheneum.
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Museum
Adonis
Harbor Lights
Robson
Crane
Shakspere
Boston Theatre
Sir John Falstaff
William H. Crane
Fenton
Edward MceWade
London Assurance
Lady of Lyons
Bilt
Hallen and Uart
Doward Atheneum
Stage notes and cast at Boston Theatre and Tremont Temple
Mr. Miller once managed Bartley Campbell and aided the ill fated playwright at an asylum. Pauline L Allemand opens the Star course in Tremont Temple with a vanishing tramp scene in A Rag Baby. Star performers at the Grand Opera House benefit include Wilson Barrett May Fortescue Mrs Langtry Violet Cameron. Denmann debuts The Old Homestead at Boston Theatre starting Monday November 1.
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Mr. Miller
Rose Coghlan
Bartley Campbell
Frank Daniels
Pauline L’allemand
American Opera Company
Tremont Temple
Signor Liberati
Mr. Innis
St. Cecilia Ladies Quartet
Carl Eichler
Actors’ Fund
New York
Grand Opera House
Wilson Barrett
May Fortescue
Langtry
Violet Cameron
Denmann
Boston Theatre
City Notes on festival plans and local events
A Mechanics Hall meeting finalized arrangements for this week’s festival in aid of Carney Hospital. Maypole dance rehearsal occurred, Press day with the New England Club featured a journalism dinner at Young’s. Governors appointed Cheever and Peters as delegates to the National Cattle Growers’ Association meeting in Chicago on Nov. 16.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Carney Hospital
New England
Young's
Albert Wilson
Sing Sing
Whittemore
Maverick Bank
Robinson
Alonzo W.W. Cheever
Dedham
Austin Peters
Boston
National Cattle Growers’ Association
Chicago
Seal Plush Sacques by Warren & Co Display Prices
Garments described as seal plush sacques by Warren and Company are advertised with premium quality claims. Each piece is said to be inspected and perfect, silk or satin lined and quilted, ranging in lengths 40 to 2 inches with sealskin loops. Prices listed from 35.00 to 76.00 and up to finer grades.
Paris Novelties Exhibit At Jordan Marsh
Monday morning exclusive Paris novelties in fancy metals pearls crochet jets feather trim ostrich wings and 54 inch feather trimming in black and colors offered at unusually low prices. Hats bonnets and winter bat items shown from $3.00 to $85.00 with latest Paris patterns. Upholstery dept features five pieces Figured English Mohair Cloths 69 inches long at $1.50 per yard.
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