Foster Again Hits at Bates Taunton Meeting
In Taunton Odd Fellows Hall a Douglas flying wedge rally featured Frank K. Foster replying to Governor Bates. Foster challenged Bates’ claim that revolt stems from paid agents, saying the force comes from factory life tragedies and the demand to shield women and children from industrial competition.
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Taunton
Douglas Flying Wedge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
William HB. Roberts
Frank K. Foster
Bates
Foster
North Adams
Bellew Indorsed by Good Government Assn
Henry E. Bellew the Republican candidate for clerk of the Superior Civil Court will receive the indorsement of the Good Government Association. The group acted after the Democratic city organization pressed Campbell's candidacy, signaling a definite action by the association despite prior intent to stay out of the race. Alderman Slattery was not endorsed for mayor.
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Henry E. Bellew
Superior Civil Court
Good Government Association
Francis A. Campbell
Bellew
Alderman Slattery
Good Government
Harvard Republicans to Have Auto Parade
The Harvard Republican Club plans a parade on November 2 with an automobile section. With more than 60 Crimson undergraduates owning cars, the feature will be substantial. Students wanting to ride should send their names to Fred Carrick at 14 Trowbridge Street.
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Harvard Republican Club
Crimson
Fred Carrick
Trowbridge Street
Hearing On McGrady Charges At Ward 13 Primary
The Board of Election Commissioners will hold a noon hearing Thursday on Edward F. McGrady's circular responding to Councilman William Newton's charges about Precinct 5 in Ward 13 during the recent primaries. The board already heard McGrady and has summoned the election officer, police officers, Representative McGrady, and Councilman William L. Newton to attend.
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Board of Election Commissioners
Edward F. McGrady
William Newton
Newton
McGrady
William L. Newton
Aylward challenges rounds to discussion at rally
At the Hen d ricks Club rooms in Cambridge Democratic senatorial candidate James F. Aylward challenged Republican rival William B. Rounds to meet and answer why he entered Democratic wards to speak as he did. Aylward vowed to present bills Rounds voted against and to label him a traitor in the past before his party.
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Hendricks Club
Cambridge
James F. Aylward
William B. Rounds
Senate
Cleveland to Address New York Mass Meeting
New York October 25 Grover Cleveland will address a mass meeting at the Cooper Union on November 2 in the city.
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Cleveland
New York
MASS
Grover
Cooper Union
Theodora Carter Marries Lester Ballou at Grace Church
At Grace Episcopal Church 400 people witnessed the marriage of Miss Theodora Carter daughter of Mr and Mrs C Willard Carter of Brighton to Lester E Ballou also of Brighton The ceremony took place this evening in Newton Brighton referenced as the couple’s home location.
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Newton
Grace Episcopal Church
Theodora Carter
Brighton
Lester E. Ballou
Beautiful South Boston girl tied to deadly love tragedy
Rose Bransfield recalls Charles Melzard who killed himself in her presence after pursuing unrequited love. Melzard pressed a revolver to her chest and then shot himself. Bransfield tearfully recounts the night and his threats while stressing she would have married him if he had not acted.
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South Boston
Charles Melzard
Charley
Rose Bransfield
Rose
Melzard
Miss Bransfield
Magnolia
Wife and Typewriter in Alleged Assault
Court heard Mrs Mary J Blackwell and Francis H Blackwell recount a domestic incident linked to a typewriter Miss Catherine OBrien. Blackwell accused of cruel treatment. wife denied assaults. OBrien testified no improper relation, only business ties. Case to proceed next morning.
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Blackwell
Mary J. Blackwell
Francis H. Blackwell
Flo
Miss O'Brien
Catherine O’brien
Heberlant
Mrs Howe at Commercial Travellers' Exposition
Large attendance marks the United Commercial Travellers fair in Mechanics Building with New England reach. Excursion rail rates bring thousands from distance. at 3 pm Creature's Band plays Battle Hymn of the Republic. Mrs Julia Ward Howe hosts an informal reception followed by brief talks by Ida C. Hultin Henry B. Blackwell and Esther F. Boland.
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United Commercial Travellers In
Mechanics
New England
Boston
Julia Ward Howe
Ida C. Hultin
Henry B. Blackwell
Esther F. Boland
Bishop Brent to address tech students tomorrow
The Right Rev Charles H Brent Episcopal bishop to the Philippines will speak to Institute of Technology students and instructing staff tomorrow afternoon at Huntington Hall.
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C. H. Brent
TECH
Charles H. Brent
Philippines
Institute of Technology
Huntington Hall
Music Hall Sets October 31 Opening With All Star Vaudeville
Music Hall reopens after extensive renovations promising two shows daily. The first week features Gustav Kerker’s grand opera Singing to Burn, a funny burlesque by R. H. Burnside led by J. K. Murray and Clara Lane, plus a Sherlock Holmes style melodrama The Shadow with Mansfield and Wilbur in charge.
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Music Hall
Gustav Kerker
R. H. Burnside
J. K. Murray
Clara Lane
Boston
New York
Mansfield
Wilbur
Salvation Army to Build People's Palace in South End
Ground will be broken within 10 days near Oak Street for the Salvation Army People's Palace costing 150000 to 200000. So far 56000 has been subscribed by Greater Boston philanthropists. The five story brick granite building will house a free employment bureau restaurant and reading rooms plus a Workingmen's Hotel for 400. Prominent backers include Governor Bates E D Jordan Senator Crane and many others with varied subscriptions from 100 to 6000.
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Oak Street
Salvation Army People’s Palace
Greater Boston
South End
Army
New York City
Free Employment Bureau
Army Headquarters
Workingmen’s
Workingmen’s Hotel
Jarvis
Post
John L. Bates
Caleb Chase
E. D. Jordan
W. M. Crane
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CG. E. Foland
Boonville St
Springfield, Mo
F. C. Bazley
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Detroit
Michigan
the Flipps
Jack O’ Lantern
Fatty
Harvard
U. S. Weather Bureau
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Wright
Wright's Health Underwear CO
Franklin St
M’grady
Aylward
Ballou—Carter
Manhattan Studio
Rosa Bransfield
Chas. Melzafd
Mrs. Howe
Commercial Travellers’ Exposition
Bure’ Allen
Housman’s
Avery St
Vorenberg
The
Mannock
Jim Bell
Poole’s
London
Salvation Army
Geis People’s Palace
Gillette Safety
Gillette Sales Company
Armours
Onnese Setester Armour & Company
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