Salem Hears Russell On Tariff and Free Raw Material
Salem rally at Mechanics Hall features William E. Russell John W. Corcoran and Lawrence E. McKay in a heated tariff fight. Russell argues for Mills bill free raw material and lower taxes while attacking Republican leaders Hoar Lodge and Long. Beverly rally mirrors Salem with Russell amplifying tariff critique and Roads for Congress support.
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Salem
Mechanics’ Hall
William E. Russell
John W. Corcoran
Lawrence E. MeKay
Essex
Essex House
Lafayette Brass Band
Cleveland and Thurman Battalion
Russell
Samuel Roads, Jr
Hoar
Mr. Robinson
Cabot Lodge
Senator Hoar
New England
Great Iron
Boston
Republican Party
Oar
Cleveland
Car. Sgange
Rpublicans
Arthur
McCulloch
Rpublican
Lodge
Mr. Long
Long
Robert M. Morse, Jr
Eppisuse
Newland
Tighter
Phil Mr. Long
Corcoran
Goulding
Thurman
Mellay
Beverly
Octon
Specta
Lefavour
Opera House
Daniel Foster
Jonas H. French
Roads
Congress
Debate on tariffs at Faneuil Hall fuels protectionist hype
In a crowded Faneuil Hall gathering, Senator Hoar, H J Pettifer, Treasurer Beard, and Elijah A. Morse argued for protectionism, contrasting with free trade. Hoar praised tariffs for Massachusetts factories, warned against Mills bill, and highlighted wage and price effects along with import drawbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettifer
Harvard
Beard
Senator Hoar
Geu
Elijah A. Morse
Canton
Ireland
Danna
Democratic
Harrison
Hoar
Beard and
Tariff Reform Rally In Arlington Endorses Higginson Hoar
Arlington tariff reformers greeted Colonel Higginson as their congressional candidate and Sherman Hoar as his ally at a Dodge’s Hall gathering presided by Samuel H. Smith. Hoar attacked Republican tariff claims and praised Cleveland era tax relief while Higginson defended tariff reform and cited his record on suffrage, public schools, library land grants, and worker protections.
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Arlington
Higginson
Congress
Sherman Hoar
Samuel H. Smith
New Tariff Reform Club
Dodge
Grover Gleveland
Abraham Lincoln
Waltham
Grover Cleveland
General Banks
Hoar
Boston
Boston Journal
Colonel Higginson
Mr. Hoar
Boston Public Library
Cambridge
Joseph H. Walker
Colege
William Everett
Walker
Dr. Everett
Miss Cleveland
Kingdom of Heaven
John A. Andrew
Rand Avery Company Creditors Meet At Kilby Street
The first meeting of Rand Avery Company creditors was held at 2 PM in the office of John C. Paige. Nathaniel J. Bradlee was chosen chairman with E. H. Palmer as secretary. Mr. Dickinson outlined the assign ment and urged a committee to investigate. The expert Piper reported assets including plant, notes, accounts receivable, cash, merchandise, and Rand Avery Supply Company stock.
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Rand Avery Company
John C. Paige
Kilby Street
M. F. Dickson
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
E. H. Palmer
Dickinson
Bradlee
Mr. Bradlee
Ab & Better
Henry A. Piper
Lineisneese
Rand Avery Supply
Free Hospital for Women Reports Bright Annual Meeting
The annual meeting at No 22 Mt Vernon Street featured elected officers and a robust report. Trustees George Dexter president Alfred Rodman treasurer Nathaniel Walker secretary Henry W. Daniel and others served on medical and consulting staff. The secretary noted a record year with more patients treated and more operations performed, while the treasurer showed a substantial asset position and a large payment to Rand Avery & Co. The meeting adjourned to Tuesday at 2 PM at the Parker House with a creditors committee appointed to review Rand Avery Company matters.
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Mt. Vernon Street
The
Free Hospital For Women
George Dexter
Alfred Rodman
Nathaniel UV. Walker
Henry W. Daniel
William H. Baker
Grant Walker
Edwin H. Sampson
Joseph W. Woods
H. Davenport
Charles P. Long
M.D
C. C. Stannard
C. P. Strong
J. B. Swift
Arthur W. Clark
W. EF. Whitney
D. H. Storer
A.D. Sinclair
New Boston Detective Agency Formed by Wiggin and Ham
Two veteran Boston detectives E D Wiggin and John F Ham form a new agency with offices in the Globe building. Wiggin, formerly senior partner at Wiggin Wood, leaves to partner with Ham. both men long served as chief and officer in Boston’s detective force and bring twenty years of experience and notable case work. The venture has strong backing from local authorities.
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Boston
Messrs
E. D. Wiggin
John F. Ham
Globe
Wiggin
Wiggin & Wood
Mr. Ham
Robbery of Boston Chicago Mail Pouch Uncovered
A mail pouch sent from Boston to Chicago was cut open en route, with only first and fourth class matter taken. The theft likely occurred between Albany and Cleveland and involved an insider. Sixty seven packages were in the pouch, money amount not large, according to the post office inspector.
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Boston
Chicago
Stevenson
Kidder
Albany
Cleveland
Weston
Root and Shoe Buyers in Town Trade Show Totals
A long list of buyers and firms from across the country travels to select shoes and boots. Names include Farnham Gramling Kiser Perry, Farnum Henderson, McMillan, Hinkle, Dixon, Stern, Richardson, Bainbridge, Grieb, Akin, Blasland, Einstein, Mackey, Schafer, Noyen, Jacobs, and many others representing cities from New York to Savannah.
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Root and Shoe
Farnham
Jd R Gramling
Gramling, Spalding & Ga
S Everett
MC &Jf Kiser & Co
Addison
Atlanta
Tre
Birmingham
Ala
H W Perry
Perry-Mason Shoe Co
Bloomington
Ill
Smith
Winghamton
M Istown
Lester & Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
G Velmig
M Henderson
C M Henderson
Chicago
C Co
Secale O—Amm
Dallas
Tex
J Howell
Howell Bros
B& 58 Co
Dubuque
Sears
Evansville
Ind
B Hinkle
Hinkle
Nisbet & Co
Treansville
G L Dixon
Dixon, Mackey & Co
Gallipolis
H Andrews
J Dages & Co
Galveston
F Breath
PJ Willis & Bro
A Blum
L & H Blum
Grand Rapids
Mich
C Bertsch
Rindge, Bertsch & Co
Indianapolis
W K Hendricks
Hendricks & Cooper
Knoxville
J A Henson
Haynes, Henson & E
Culter
Miller, Culter & Co
FE McMillan
McMillan, Hazen & Co
Weaver & Co
Mansfield
M Weaver
Maysville
H Means
Memphis
B Goodbar
E J Carrington
Goodbar
Love & Co
Minneapolis
Minn
B Hefflefinger
North Star Boot and Shoe Company
Minna
Kilbourne
Kilbourne B&8 Co
Ad. Montgomery
A Stern
Stern & Co
Nashville
Murray
Murray, Dibrell & Co
Aadraile Tenn
J B Richardson
Richardson Brosto
Senvile, Tenn
Kk S
Bainbridge
Grieb
Grieb & Sons
Portland
Akin
Akin, Selling & Co
Quincy
Blasland
Blasland & Co
Savannah
Einstein
Einstein's Sons
Sedalia
Mackey
St Louis
J H Schafer
Schafer, Swarts & Co
B Lindsley
Orr & Li Co
W C Stribling
Tennent Stribling
Eli Shoe Co
Iy Joseph
W Noyen
Noyes, Norman & Co
San Francisco
Cal
R Jacobs
Davis, Haber & Co
Towanda
Penn
J_ B
C D Humphrey
Humphrey Bros
Tracy
Toledo
O—H Egrey
Bor
E McCoy
Vance-Hughes Shoe
Wilmington
A French
GR French & Sons
Ndsley
Superior Court session details and dockets
The Oct 25 First Session lists cases of Mira Beals versus Augustin Thompson for slander in writing tied to a $20,000 claim and Ellen Maloney versus Caroline Wood for personal injuries from a defective privy floor. Numerous cases, parties, and attorneys follow, with sessions across First to Fourth under Judges Mason Hammond Dunbar and Barker.
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Superior Court
Mason
Mira Beals
Augustin Thompson
R. M. Morse
R. M Jr
F. A. Dearborn
J. Hunt
J. C. Kimball
P. L. Keating
Samuel Hoar
Mailoney- Wood
McWilliams
Hig
Giles
Kingsbury
Drew Vy
Boston
Lynen
Quincy M.c.s.co
Leclair
Water- Bean House
Harris
Quincy M
Chase
Harriman
Superior Court Hears Liquor Cases On October 25
In the Superior Criminal Court session led by Dewey Jd the docket focused on liquor offenses. Most defendants pleaded guilty with fines and bonds typical for the venue. Richard Black was fined 50 dollars plus costs and Charles W Cottrell was held in 400 dollars for future examination. The Peter J Rouke case remained unfinished.
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Richard Black
Charles W. Cottrell
Peter J. Rouke
Superior Court Docket Briefs Noted for Oct 26 Sessions
Middlesex County court listings show judges and case pairs including Phipps Hawes, Crow Lawrence, and Lawrence acted on October 25 for the October 26 schedule with multiple dockets such as 8015 Prehert vy 8130 Crow vy, 8477 Phipps vy Hawes, and 0016 Same v Same.
Lowell defendants in Middlesex court face color of law breaks
Superior Court records from Middlesex on Oct 26 show Eric Ham and Charles Thurston both of Lowell receiving sentences for breaking and entering. John O'Brien and Robert S Hanna of Cambridge awarded two year terms. Patrick Cooligan of Marlboro to two years and six months for larceny from person. Join Lapierre of Lowell nine months for breaking and entering. Daniel Cahill of Lowell assault with a knife and $100 fine with six months more if unpaid. Mary E Spiers and Ellen Casey of Lowell two year reform residency for larceny. Peter Costello of Lowell breaking and entering. Augustus Blanchette and Sansville of Marlboro receive eleven months each for breaking and entering.
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Superior Criminal Court
Middlesex County
Ericham
C. J. Charles Thurston
Lowell
House of Correction
John O'Brien
Robert S. Hanna
Cambridge
Patrick Cooligan
Marlboro
Join Lapierre
Daniel Cahill
Mary E. Spiers
Ellen Casey
Peter Costello
Massachusetts Reformatory
Sansville
Augustus Blanchette
Massachusetts Federation of Labor Elects New Officers
At the Massachusetts branch of the American Federation of Labor per capita tax was set at 2 cents monthly. Two speakers, English and German, to be engaged for each city. A three member committee to revise the constitution. Officers elected: Henry Abrams president. vice presidents Charles E. Tatro and F. H. Brown. secretary James J. Beigvin. treasurer George W. Clarke. trustees Slessrs. Krech Brown and Bolio, forming the executive council with officers. Joseph Levy named delegate to the St Louis convention in December. The session adjourned after installation.
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Faneuil Hall
Home Market Club
United States
George F. Hoar
H. J. Pettifer
America
Beard
Elijah A. Morse
Home Market
Bob Southworth
Republican State Committee
Senator Hoar
Pettifer
Benjamin Harrison
House of Representatives
Senate
Confederate Congress
Texas
Tennessee
Arkansas
Kentucky
Georgia
West Virginia
Massachusetts
Ohio
Mr. Hoar
Hoar
Boston
Great Britain
Germany
Allison
Committee of Finance
Washington
Statesman
Republican Party
Senator Sloar
Southbridge
England
Lia Workingman
Garrison
Europe
St. Paul
Austria
American Federation of Labor
Wilkins
Henry Abrams
Charles E. Tatro
F. H. Brown
James J. Beig Vin
George W. Clarke
Slessrs. Krech
Baggage Master Returns Home After Old Colony Crash
Albion Sanborn, baggage master blamed for the Old Colony wreck at Howland's, reached Boston by walking from the scene. He later met at Kneeland street with J. C. Sanborn and said a switch was thrown in the excitement. No criminal steps expected. discharge likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion Sanborn
Old Colony
Howland
Boston
Kneeland Street
J. C. Sanborn
Gage
Where to Go for the Winter Tourists Advised
Messrs E A Adams Co at 115 State street Boston offer travel info for foreign voyages including Azores West Indies and European ports. A bark loading at Constitution wharf will sail for the Azores early next month with cabin passengers and a surgeon. Adams Co are general agents of White Star line to Liverpool and Red Star line to the Continent with low rates to England or Antwerp.
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Messrs. E. A. Adams & Co
State Street
Boston
Azores
West Indies
Constitution Wharf
Messrs. Adams & Co
White Star Line
Liverpool
Tufts College Notes Football Opens Class Games
The Tufts College class football game yesterday afternoon between ’89 and ’91 ended 2 to 0 after an early safety by Eighty-nine. Powell and Durkee starred in a close, exciting contest. The article also notes the class of ’92 elected officers including J. Peterson as president and H. C. Carter as secretary and treasurer, with managers named for football and baseball.
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Tufts College
Powell
Durkee
J. Peterson
Weymouth
Mass
H. C. Carter
Springfield
L. G. Williams
Nottingham
N. H
C. D. Cushing
Bethel
A. E
Lasters Protective Union Convention Debates Amendments
The Lasters Protective Union convention met yesterday forenoon to hear the committee on amendments to the constitution. The afternoon session was given to the committee on the state of the order.
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Lasters’ Protective Union
The
Salesman Hurt in Fall at Lincoln Street Store
Sam H. Elder, a travelling salesman for a New Bedford house, was badly injured yesterday afternoon after slipping on the steps outside No 55 Lincoln street. He struck his face and has been unconscious since. He was taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam H. Elder
New Bedford
Lincoln Street
City Hospital
Farnum Brought to Boston on Forgery Charge
In Municipal Court H. G. Farnum, arrested in North Adams, waived examination and was held for trial in Superior Court for forging the name of Whitten Burdett Young to checks of 10 75 and 35 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnum
Boston
H. G. Farnum
North Adams
Whitten, Burdett & Young
Beacons and Tremont Corner Offers Tableware Sale
Houghton and Dutton advertise a wide selection of imported tableware at unusually low prices. The corner of Beacon and Tremont streets is the display and purchase point. The notice highlights attractive bargains for thoughtful meals spoiled by indifferent service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton & Dutton
Beacon and
Tremont Streets
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Boston Common Council
Robinson
Ward 283
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Committee On Public Institutions
Fraser
Nunan
Reed
Shaw
Murphy
Gove
Cushing
Cit
South
State Board of Harbor and Land Commissoners
Boston Common
Committee On Water
Committee On Public Library
Public Library
Humboldt Avenue
Crawford Street
Walnut Avenue
Committee On Finance
Nel Higginson
Mr. Sherman Hoar Colo
Alanateciivcees
Hennes
Gort- Garg
Rand Avery & Co
Dana Sos
Eeeernrereeeer
Siand Avery Supply
Pany &l Paleseeerrrees
Seersseeserese
Eese Eers
Pavadio, Paeesseerstesener
Ggg Ae
J. B. Miller
A. H. Rice
Rice, Kendall & Co
William A. Russell
Russell Paper Company
J. Rh. Carter
Carter, Rice & Co
Shattuck
G. H. Morrill & Co
J. M. Fitsworth
C. Potter, Jr., & Co
New York
Parker House
John R. Cart Pany
Charles Dickens
Cholsshax
Putz
Barnard Tially
Pickens
Apley
Pickwick
Oliver Twist
Italy
Nicholas Nicklepy
Old Curiosity Shop
Barnaby Rudge
Martin Chuzzlewit
Doimbey
David Coppefield
Bleak House
Little Dorrit
Express
Post
Estes Ee Laurat
Washington Street
Oop
Egid South
Franklin Park
Lynn
Frank
Lin Park
Ss. W.cee
H. A. Fuller
B. G. Woodbrino
J. J. Bowen
Ch. m. Chevalita
C. C. Mayberry
H. G. Albert
O.S. Roberts
Kate R
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M. Lady Tassell
H. Taylor
Jerome
Z. W. Haight
Pollock
Ed Bowen
D. D Seiseee
R .M. Dodge
Alexander Boy
Henry Pove
N. J. Stone
Oss
Goodyear
Goodyear & McKay Sewing Machine Co
Summer St
Boston, Pie
Hammond
Sybel W. Weld
Thomas Brooks
Same
Andrew A. Meyer
George H. Monroe
William Griswold
Charles E. Weld
Hyde Park Avenue
West Roxbury
J. G. Keyes
J. G. Cotter
C. F. Jenney
Gillinger
Hane
Ring
Lehan
Martine
Kimball
Moore
Valda
Tabraham
Boston & Prov
Ranielli
Caterino
Boston G. . Co
McLeod
Hale
Howard
Gibson
Crosby
Thomas
Wyman
Johnson
Knelz
Luud
O’conor
Norton
A—Barker, J
Darrell
City of
Deutsch
Pratt
Bradley
Abbott
Dunbar
Mary Dealy
William Muller
Somerville
C. H. Hudson
Curtis Abbott
J. G. Holt
Joshua Brothers
Levi P. Farrel
Aintt
Dorchester Avenue
Fourth Street
I. R. Clark
C. Pratt
Joseph Bennett
Brothers
Fernald
Eddy
Coffin
Cunningham
Cur
Reinstein
E. & A. Mudge Shoe Company
Edward Hutchinson
Henry J. Vinal
W. S. Clarke
Joseph L. Jefferson
Bedford Street
Alta Mining Company of
H. Price Collier
Hingham
Young Men’s Christian Union
Brooklyn
N. Y
First Unitarian Society
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Lord Fauntleroy
Boston Museum
Deweey
Federation OF Labor
Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Tufts College Notes
Aking PowvyEx CO
Wall St
Paris
Baxer & CO
Dorchester
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