Cronan Rally Attacked After Ballot Fight in Ward 22
At Conant Hall Ward 2 a Cronan rally drew about 400 as supporters denounced the Ballot Commission for blocking John F. Cronan from the Democratic Senate ballot. Speakers accused the A P A and Coakley supporters of fraud while Cronan praised Ward 22 Democrats for backing him and pledged to curb ballot manipulation.
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Cronan
Conant Hall
Ward 2
John F. Cronan
Coakley
Thomas J. Sprouls
Ward 22
T. A. Fitzgerald
Rjed
Senator Cronan
Fuller
Bernard F. Lamb
Republican Ballot Commission
Democratic Party
Senate
Timothy W. Coakley
POST
Lawrence M. Banon
Democrat
Daniel O'Connell
Boston Post
Ward 19
Banon
Fhle
Greenhalge Speaks at Webster Rally in Drizzling Rain
Governor Greenhalge and Secretary Daniel Kent visited Webster for a Republican rally at Music Hall chaired by C. C. Corbin. The governor urged voters to consider national prosperity over party lines, praising workers and contrasting Reed era with prior Congresses. Congressman Walker added analysis of the political scene.
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Greenhalge
Reed
Commonwealth
Jefferson
Jackson
Governor Greenhalge Speaks at Southbridge Rally
In a windy Town Hall gathering 1000 Republicans hear Governor Greenhalge with C. W. Wetherby presiding. General Edgar R. Chaplin discusses wages and tariffs for three quarters of an hour before Worcester's Frank P. Goulding. The Governor arrives at 9 30 and delivers a half hour address to enthusiastic voters.
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Southbridge
Greenhalge
C. W. Wetherby
Edgar R. Chaplin
Frank P. Goulding
Worcester
McKinley Opens Busy Campaign Swing Across Western New York
Governor McKinley begins his Morton and Saxton tour with a Dunkirk rally drawing the largest Chautauqua County crowd since 1852. He then tours Buffalo venues including Columbus Hall and Music Hall amid enthusiastic demonstrations from thousands of supporters and scattered heckling.
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Buffalo
N. Y
McKinley
Morton
Saxton
Dunkirk
Chautauqua County
Daniel Webster
Erie
Hoquembour
Hill
Mr. Hill
Opera House
Columbus Hall
West Hall
East Buffalo
Bolt Works
Planing Mills
Starch Works
Music Hall
Sherman S. Rogers
Harmonia Hall
Batavia
Rochester
McEttrick Campaign Rallyes Pace South Boston Edges
Congressman Michael J. McEttrick addressed two rallies in South Boston last night at Spelman Hall Ward 13 and the District Court House Ward 16. He defended his Massachusetts Legislature record against charges by candidate McNary, denying votes against state loan and endorsing public floor access and arbitration for the Pullman strike, with Dennis J. Brennan presiding and other speakers including John B. Moran and A. A. Carleton.
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Michael J. McEttrick
Boston
Spelman Hall
District Court House
McEttrick
Congressman McEttrick
John Cannon
McNary
House
Senate
Massachusetts
Harvey N. Collison
John C. Crosby
John McDonough
State House
Washington
Pullman
Navy Yard
O'Neil
Herbert
McAdoo
Committee On
Appropriations
Ward 15
Pinkerton
Dennis J. Brennan
John B. Moran
Lewis Dowd
Frank K. Foster
John Scott
A. A. Carleton
Boston Firm Loses Insurance Suit Against Mercantile
Tebbetts, Harrison & Robins of Boston sued Mercantile Credit Guaranty Company in U S Circuit Court seeking $15 000 under an insurance policy for losses on goods sales. Judge Wallace directed a verdict for the defendant, ruling the contract did not guarantee minimum sales.
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New York
Tebbetts, Harrison & Robins of
Boston
Wallace
United States
Mercantile Credit Guaranty Company
Hill Addressed Large Labor Meeting in Cooper Union
Senator Hill spoke to a big labor gathering at Cooper Union in New York on October 2. He urged support for the Democratic Party, Cleveland's administration, and the regularly nominated State ticket, saying the clouds are breaking away and stressing religious tolerance and labor reforms.
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New York
Hill
Cooper Union
Thomas Jefferson
Cleveland
Desperate Suicide Attempt by Hotel Waiter
Orlando K Fay 36 a waiter at New England House on Blackstone street took twelve grains of morphine yesterday afternoon. He was found in a nearly unconscious state at 5 30 pm and given an emetic and antidote by Dr Dunn. Fay resisted resuscitation and acted violently as he recovered. Despondency over losing a $75 watch, allegedly stolen by a passerby, prompted the act. his brother previously died by suicide in New Hampshire.
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Orlando K. Fay
New England
Blackstone Street
Way
Parker
Dunn
Fay
New Hampshire
Mrs Woodbridge Dies in Chicago After Overwork
Mrs Mary A Woodbridge corresponding secretary of the Women's Christian Temperance Union died suddenly in Chicago. She was known as Miss Willard's right arm and her death is attributed to overwork.
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Chicago
Mary A. Woodbridge
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Death of famed patent-medicine man Dr Helmboldt
Dr. H. T. Helmboldt a noted patent medicine promoter and former millionaire died at the State Asylum for the Insane near Trenton aged 56. He battled chronic melancholia and died from apoplexy yesterday.
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Trenton
N. J
H. T. Helmboldt
State Asylum For the
Melrose Bowlers Bash Melrose Defeated At Home
Allston defeated Melrose on Melrose club alleys last night 2385 to 2137, tallying the score between teams in a local bowling match at Melrose.
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Melrose
Allston
Munyon Dyspepsia Cure Promoted in Cambridge Ad
Florence Keough of Cambridge testifies to rapid relief from severe indigestion after using Munyon's Dyspepsia and Nerve Cure. The ad promotes free examinations and trials for catarrh and other diseases at Hotel Pelham, Tremont and Boylston streets, with 25 cent bottles and free doctors.
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Florence Keough
Baldwin Street
Cambridge
Munyon
Hotel Pelham
Munyon’s
Homeopathic Home Remedy Company
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
Stevenson kicks off New York campaign at Tivoli Hall
Vice-President Adlai E. Stevenson made his first New York State appearance of the campaign at Tivoli Hall in Brooklyn. About 500 in attendance greeted him as he spoke of revived business and democracy, blaming Republican tariff laws for the country’s hard times and praising Democratic control.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York State
Tivoli Hall
Stevenson
Thomas E. Pearsall
Harrison
Cleveland
Democratic Congress
Man Dies After Fall From Stairs on Edinboro Street
Charles D. Harrington aged 40 fell from the upper stair to the sidewalk at 34 Edinboro street and lay unconscious all night. He died at City Hospital after skull fracture was discovered. Detective notes arrest of John Fitz 37 for alleged beef theft from a wagon. Roxbury gaming house raid nets roulette wheel and policy slip. Hiram Henkins 85 arrested.
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Charles D. Harrington
Edinboro Street
Harrington
John Fitz
Division 7
Frank
Ef, Burnham
Meridian Street
Pynchon Street
Roxbury
Division 10
Hiram Henkins
Woman Dies on Tremont Street Near New Creighton Hotel
A 50 year old woman collapsed on Tremont street beside the New Creighton Hotel and later died before a physician arrived. She told staff she was from Lynn and had come to Boston with a male cousin for the food fair. Her identity remains unrevealed.
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Tremont Street
New Creighton
Thompson
Lynn
Jones & Son
Lagrange Street
Boston
Boston Christian Endeavor Meeting Draws Large Attendance
Last night the twenty sixth public meeting of the Boston Christian Endeavor Union at Brookline Baptist drew a large crowd. Delegates from seventy Suffolk societies plus Brookline attended to promote the 1895 international convention in Boston. Crimson and white colors adorned the church with a white banner reading Boston 99 above the pulpit. The pulpit featured evergreen and palms and the C E B monogram with a cross. The musical highlight was Boston 95 composed by Charles E. Allen, Massachusetts C E Union secretary.
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Boston Christian Endeavor Union
Brookline
Shareh
Suffolk County
Brookline Society
International Convention of Christian Endeavor Unions
Boston
Charles E. Allen
Massachusetts C. E. Union
Rallies In Support Of McNary For Congress
Rallies will be held tomorrow evening in Spelman Hall Ward 13 Court House Ward 15 and Gray s Hall Ward 14 in support of McNary for Congress Speakers include James E Hayes Bordman Hall Thomas F Strange E J Leary M J Moore Esq Daniel J Moynihan Jr P J Murray Henry F Naphen William S McNary and others McNamara Kennelly and Corcoran to preside in Ward 13 14 and 18 respectively
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNary
Congress
Spelman Hall
Court House
Gray’s Hall
James E. Hayes
Alderman Bordman Hall
Thomas F. Strange
E. J. Leary
M. J. Moore, Esq
Daniel J. Moynihan, Jr
P. J. Murray
Henry F. Naphen
William S. McNary
Jeremiah J
Clerk William Hitchcock Dies Sudden Causeway Street
William Hitchcock longtime clerk of the Falmouth House on Causeway Street died suddenly at 12 30 this morning from heart disease. He left his desk at midnight and collapsed in a toilet room after going upstairs. About 50 years old, he was a Civil War veteran drawing a pension and hailed from Worcester.
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William Hitchcock
Falmouth
Causeway Street
Rosebery Warns Britain on Czar and China Peace Terms
Lord Rosebery in Sheffield appeals to preserve the Czar's life for world peace. He warns against the collapse of China's central government and the spread of barbarous elements, urging European and American coordination to seek honorable terms between China and Japan. He notes Britain will honor existing Madagascar treaty terms with France if France abides by them.
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London
Lord Rosebery
Sheffield
Great Britain
China
Japan
Europe
United States
Madagascar
France
England
City Water Board members tour western Boston water works
Fifty members of the Boston Water Board and officials toured South Framingham Southboro Ashland and Woodville visiting Basin 1 Basin 5 and Basin 6 plus Whitehall Pond and Cedar Swamp. They reviewed plans for the 2000 acre Basin 5 with 8 billion gallon capacity and 13 million gallons daily output and discussed Cedar Swamp color and future Cedar Swamp sourced water. The trip ends with a 4:30 PM train to Boston arriving after 6 PM.
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Boston Water Department
Thomas F. Doherty
Water Board
Felix A. Strange
Charles Silloway
Boston & Albany
South Framingham
Alderman Bryant
Southboro
Ashland
Reservoir House
Woodville
Whitehall Pond
Cedar Swamp
Boston
Westboro
Reverends Mansfield Bates Honored at Bromfield Street Church
A reception last night at the Bromfield Street Church honored Rev. Dr. Mansfield presiding elder and Rev. L. B. Bates pastor. Mr. A. G. Barber led the exercises and hosted the event.
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Bromfield Street Church
Dr. Mansfield
L. B. Bates
A. G. Barber
Wild Flowers of America Coupon Offer Promoted by The Post
The Post presents a limited offer for Wild Flowers of America, a sixteen plate color publication in eighteen parts. Readers must collect one coupon and fifteen cents per part, with twelve pages of prose urging national educational value and urging quick participation before backing numbers sell out.
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