Senator Blackburn Talks Cleveland and 1892 Straws
Washington reports Senator Blackburn assessing Democratic prospects for 1892. He says he will back Cleveland if he remains the strongest candidate and notes tariff as pivotal while warning against ignoring currency and silver. Blackburn cites Kentucky platform support and discusses New York influence, possible campaigns in Ohio and New York, and the need for a balanced, nationwide Democratic nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Blackburn
Cleveland
Kentucky
Democratic Party
Ohio
New York
Flower
Hill
Blaine ReturnsWeak in Washington Amid Careful Escort
Secretary Blaine reached Washington in frail condition and was given minimal public acknowledgment. He walked with assistance from the station to a carriage, his complexion pale and gait faltering, then rode to the White House. A separate attempt to serve papers at Union Station failed as Blaine slept, while word spreads he will go to El Paso for winter health per Dr Duncan and W P Roberts of the American Health Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Blaine
Lafayette Square
Atlee
Brown
State Department
White House
Barrimore
Union Station
Davis
Mr. Blaine
Jacques van Raalte
Rotterdam
Holland
Stewart
EL Paso
Ext Paso
Tex
Duncan
Chicago
W. P. Roberts
American Health Association
James G. Blaine
Dr. Roberts
Four More Bodies Recovered From Red Wing Wreck
Lewes Delaware October 25 The bodies of four more crew from the schooner Red Wing of Noank Connecticut wrecked near Indian River inlet were found near the Indian River life saving station. They will be kept for identification as long as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewes, del
Red Wing
Noank, Cenn
Indian River Inlet
Indian River
The Crowds at the Public Common on a Sunday
A Sunday scene at the Public Common shows crowds lingering near the pond and Soldiers' Monument as Salvation Army exhorters urge hellfire warnings. Passersby drift through fall foliage, some listening, others indifferent, amid pipes, cigars, and Sunday traffic until evening tea calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Missus
Dime Museum
Egglestons
Beacon Street
Mystery over origin of mutilated speech print
Secretaries Hayes and Allen are at loggerheads over who originated the criss-cross red print idea aimed at Governor Russell. Hayes denies any link to Allen and says he never spoke to him about it, while the reporter defends his account. The Republican State Committee is identified with the circulating circular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Hayes
Republican Committee
Allen
Wardwell
Republican State Committee
Post
Universalist Ministers Meeting and Methodist Union Sessions
Universalist ministers hold a morning session at 11 at 380 West Street with Rev. Dr. Shutter of Minneapolis reading a paper. The Methodist Social Union gathers in Odd Fellows Hall at 5 30 this evening with Rev. Mr. Stevenson, president of the English Wesleyan Conference, expected to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist
Universalist Ministers
West Street
Shutter
Minneapolis
Minn
Methodist Social Union
Odd Fellows’s
Schooner Jennie A Cheney Returns Fire With Cargo
The schooner Jennie A Cheney, Captain Cushman, from Rockport bound for New York, returned today with its lime cargo on fire and was sealed up for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Uanp
Jennie A. Cheney
Cushman
New York
Campaign Week in Massachusetts Rallies and Illicit Registration Claims
Last week of campaigning features Democratic leaders like Mills and Wilson touring cities such as Lowell Salem and Worcester with key rallies and a Boston dispute over alleged illegal voter registrations. Ex governor Robin son and Long join Republicans alongside Hear Lodge and Allen as organizers scramble for momentum amid claims of underage registrations and registrar inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M.springer
Lowell
Mills
Texas
Worcester
Russell
General Corcoran
Harwich
John BE. Russell
Chales S. Hamlin
Roxbury
George Fred Williams
H. W. Lamb
W. K. Estell
W. S. Wilson
Fall River
Spencer
Frank K. Foster
Brooks Adams
Gloucester
James A. McGeough
Benton McMillian
Acton
F. E. Hatch
Lynn
Governor Russell
Norwood
E. J. Donovan
Benton McMillin
Haverhill
Elbridge Cushman
William Cushing
West Newberry
Henry M. Cross
Boardman Halli
Adams
Benjamin Lenthier
Brookline
P. J. Doherty
Charlestown
Wilson
J. Garean
Somerville
Cambridge
Springfield
John FE
Waltham
Provincetown
O'Neil
Hamlin
F. H. Pope
Saugus
F. W. Jones
James H. S Slade
D. W. Crowley
Palmer
J Flynn
P. J. Farley
Edward Avery
Housatonic
N. H. Chamberlin
Falmouth
Framingham
John H. McDonough
Gardner
John OC
Burke
Henry W. Lamb
North Adams
Wareham
W. L
Greenfield
Taunton
Holyoke
Governor Russel
Boston
Ipswich
Braintree
Frank H. Fee
Thomas Riley
Canton
J. H. Slade
John T. Wheelwright
Leomaster
Witham Cushing
Georgetown
D. N. Crowley
Brockton
W.S. Wilson
Boston Registration Charges Stir City Politics
Chairman Wilson of the Republican City Committee accuses Democrats of illegal registration in Boston and says warrants will be issued for about seventy seven people. The charge is met with skepticism that it rests on little evidence and may be aimed at political effect beyond Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Registrars OF Voters
Boston
Charles F. Atwood
Crocker
Lences Scudder Crocker
Lowell Street
Suffolk
William Power Wilson
Charles A. Barry
Henry M. Funke
Shawmut Avenue
Suffolk Ss
Linus E. Pearson
Board of Registrars
Wilson
Republican City Committee of
Republican City Committee
Boomerang Circulars Prompt Political Demand
Chairman Josiah Quincey asked at the Republican State Committee HQ about progress on distributing 100000 copies of Governor Russell's New York speech. Only 4000 copies with red Republican comments were printed and no decision on the remaining 96000. He demanded their return if not to be distributed. no reply received by midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Quincey
Democratic State Committee
Republican State Committee
Russell
New York
Quincy
Wardwell
Joint Debate Draws Crowd and Political Commentary
Tremont Temple hosted a joint debate drawing several hundred beyond tickets. Democrats see the event boosting Governor Russell with critics noting Lodge’s strong performance on Massachusetts issues and predicting schoolboy declamations this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Russell
Mr. Lodge
Butler
Massachusetts
Tragic Train Collision Claims Lynn Man
James Dullea son of John Dullea of Mason street was killed by a Boston Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad train at the Pleasant street crossing at 5 30 this afternoon. He was about 25 years old and unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Lynn
Lynn
James Dullea
John Dullea
Mason Street
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Pleasant Street
Brooklyn Health Chemist Praises Royal Baking Powder
The Brooklyn Health Department chemist, after testing several powders, declares Royal superior in leavening power, economy, and healthfulness. He asserts it stands above all other baking powders in these qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health
Brooklyn
Pure Medicinal Whiskey Promoted for Coughs and Ills
An old advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Walt Whiskey as a cure all for coughs colds chills and diseases including pneumonia asthma bronchitis and even sexual weakness. It claims it relieves fatigue for business men and urges buying from a druggist or grocer with no substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey CO
Rochester
N. WY
Covenant English Law Debt Sealed in Massachusetts Suit
A Massachusetts court addresses a covenant drawn in English form by Martha G Whellright's estate. The decision: the covenant is enforceable here as a debt against the estate, ranking after debts of value but before legacies. Plaintiffs awarded judgment. other contract matters noted. Also notices on contracts with minors and a letter from the Anti Tenement House League urging reform in Boston clothing trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul K. L. E. Krell Et al
Robert Codman
Martha G. Whellright
England
Justice Holmes
Massachusetts
K. Cobb
Robert Codman, Jr
George J. Morse
George W. Ely
J. K. Carroll
R. L. Gardiner
Luther v. Wiggin
Stone
Ascephans
Lund Jewell Welch
A. E Pillsbury
League
Boston
Plymouth Rock Pants Company
Miller
P. Grrrorp
The
Supreme Judicial Court Equity Hearings List
Equity hearings scheduled for Tuesday Oct 9 include Fletcher v Bartlett In re Wilwley on habeas corpus Davenport v Browne East Boston Ferry Co Vo Daniels Knowles v Mutual One Year Benefit Order and related matters before the Suffolk session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Bartlett
Wiuwley
Davenport
Browne
East Boston Ferry Co
Vo. Daniels
Knowles v. Mutual
Docket of Civil Cases in Suffolk Superior Court Sessions
The record lists cases in order across first to fourth sessions including Sargent v. Supreme Lodge Allen v. Boston Safe De- Kotposit & Trust Co. and numerous other libel, contract, and property matters. It notes session dates, judges, and case numbers with references to Boston area firms and rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent
Supreme Lodge
Allen
Boston Safe de- Kotposit & Trust Co
We VE
Normany
Wiswell
Dennett
Codman
Wright
Farrer
KF. Jewett Pub. Co
Butler
Claquers Fail to Arrive as Republican Support Wavers
The claqueurs meant to bolster Republican sentiment did show up on time but unpaid. Henry E. Turner of Malden denounces claims that eloq uers were hired, insisting he would not hire such rhetoric and that Republicans are genuine patriots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Turner
Malden
Turner
Eloguers
Brother Allen
Noteworthy Exhibition of $1200 Dining Room Set
A private exhibition at Paine's Furniture Warerooms 48 Canal Street displays a $1200 dining room suite. Critics weary of ready made furniture are silenced as admirers flock daily to inspect the exquisite piece, praised for wood grain, cabinet craft, carving, and industrial art value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Canal Street
Free Scholarships in Boston Education Debate
The article traces support for a scholarship plan to fund university education via public school funds in Boston. Mayor Nathan Matthews Jr expresses cautious interest toward the scholarship idea, while Rabbi Solomon Schindler argues against a free university but supports tuition subsidies tied to public schools. He likens funding choices to balancing repairs at home and emphasizes improving education while noting other needs and the goal of enabling higher learning for capable students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Public Schools
Boston
Free University
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Post
Solomon Schindler
Boston School Board
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Senator Blackburn
Campbell
Tions
Secretary Hayes
Campaiga
Congressmen
Springer
of Ilegal Registration
Europe
Democratic City Committee
McDonough
Supreme Judicial Court For Commonwealth
Supreme Judicial Court
Weever
Essex Street
Blopgett, J
Doherty
Mewarthy v. K. & A. R
Mattel v. Conant
Copeland v. Germ
Am. Lus. Co
Gordon
DeYoung v
N. Y. & Keat
EF. Co
Hugh v
Ran
North
McCreary
Mearthur
Drisko
Norris
Saxon
Ladd
City of Boston
Merrill
Bisner
Buckley
Mitchell
Carnavan
Shea
Bernstein Vy
West End RR
Jones
Boston & Albany R. R
Hinckley
Hurley
Keegan
Boston & Alvany RR
Poore
Shaw
Cox
Griffith
Boston Gas Light Co
MayNarp, J
Moray
Bos
Towes
Ronner
Bill
Bates
Kyle &P. Co
Howsey
Defren
Connor
Sotservee
B. A
Holmes
la Bruyere
O. Taylor
Jourbon
G. O. “Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Bons
Mass
Rabbi Solomon Schindler
Franklin
GEO. M. Winslow & CO
Cross Street
Causeway Sb Mone
Bach Duaurtiog
ANT & D
Etruscan Art Company
Temple Place
Bostom
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