Marching to Victory in Boston Area Campaigns
The article surveys political rallies near Boston to oppose Tebin-Senatorial and Representative nominations. It notes intense canvassing, voter registration drives, and editorial campaigns by independents and Democrats, with forecasts of Andrew and Foster leading the ticket and debates over Lodge, Lovering, and Reed in various districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostton
Pernard
Tebin
Andrew
Ames
Brackett
Foster
Mr. More
Ranney
Lodge
French
Essex County
Cogswell
Charlie
Allen
Lowell
Lawrence
Serateh
Polis
A Tyden
Obuin
Vhberr
Democratie
Can Agjor
Aaskey End
Brighte
Rey
Dee
North End
South Cove
Boston
Andrews
Cleveland
Rally Attails Democratic Ticket with Everett and Lovering Speeches
A large turnout at Lyceum Hall and Winchester rallys featured speakers including Dr. William Everett of Quincy and Henry B. Lovering, urging support for Democratic and independent candidates. Speakers attacked the Republican party, defended party unity, and pressed for reform, with remarks about past postmaster actions and party leadership.
Cambridge Democratic Convention Falls Short in Nomination
The third district gathering at East Cambridge failed to nominate a candidate, though Edward Flynn led on ballots with P D Dwyer close behind. Delegates numbered fifty three from wards six seven eight and three with Ward 8 pledges backing the eventual nominee. The informal adjournment to next Saturday night ended without a chosen candidate as early pledges were requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safolk
P. D. Dwyer
John A. McLaughlin
Ward 7
Harvey N. Colison
Wiliam Koeeland
East Cambeids
Niessrs
Patrick Gui
Egh Deloration
Sherit Fitzpatries
Ward
Eest Cambridge
Collison
Edward J. Flynn
Fitzpatrick
Ward 8
Patrick D. Dwyer
Dominick J. Haskins
Ees
Edward J. Bryni
Eee
Eres i PD
Dwyer
Ee Ks Eee
F. J. Harkins
Fest Cambridge
East Cambridge
Callison
Wote
Fernald Nominated by Suffolk Democrats for Senator in Close Convention
The sixth Suffolk Democratic senatorial convention nominated Oliver G. Fernald for Senator and elected S. McDonald to the State central committee. The gathering, held at the Dorchester and West Fourth streets court house, proceeded quickly with temporary officers named and a unanimous Fernald nomination after an informal ballot. Jerome McDonald was elected to the State central committee after a formal ballot confirming his victory.
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Fernald
Tobin
Suffolk
Oliver G. Fernald
Eee
S. McDonald
Jercise
Naphen
Court Houge
Dorchester
West Fourth Streets
William F. Griffin
John A. Collins
Messes
Ord
McNamara
McNulty
Alderman Carrell
Oliver G. Feensid
John Maguire
Dennis F. Brennen
Maguire
Brennan
McCarthy
Ward 15
State Central Committee
Carrol
Murphy
Ward 18
Carroll
Jerome $. McDonald
George Reagan
Scattering
Ar. McDonald
tiGe
Essex Democratic senatorial convention in Lynn names leaders
At 3:30 this afternoon the first Essex Democratic senatorial convention met in the Police Court room. Frank Davis was elected chairman and William R. Whitney secretary. Frank W. Jones was renominated for the Senate by acclamation and Edward Seferman kept his State central committee seat. A senatorial district committee was elected with Daniel Marshall, Frank Davis, James A. Huns, James D. Casey, Frank E. Wright, and Whitney as members. The eighteenth district Republicans renominated W. A. Clark Jr. and named Benjamin Seribner Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Specian
Essex
Sweetators
Frank Davis
Wand 3
William R. Whitney
Nahant
Lie Ion
Frank W. Jones
Senate
Edward Seferman
State Central Committee
Daniel Marshall
Swampscott
Ward
James A. Huns
James D. Casey
Frank E. Wright
Lynn
W. A. Clark, Jr
Benjamin Seribner, Jr
Cadot Lodge Cadets Host Banquet in Exchange Hall
A banquet for the Cadot Lodge 1864 Cadets was held at Exchange Hall in Lynn. Cadets marched from Republican headquarters on Central avenue led by the American drum corps to the residence of Hon. Bennett on Beacon Hill avenue. Guests included Mr. Lodge Lieutenant-Governor Ames ex-Mayor Greenharge of Lowell S.3d. Elder of Winchester and Air. Bennett. The procession returned via Market street to the hall where over 200 local leaders welcomed guests and a five minute intermission followed the banquet.
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Res Prohibition Party
Winthrop Hall
Charlestown
Prohibition Club
H.H. Packer
Williams
Lynn
George M. Buttrick
Everett
E. Trask Hill
C. C. Norcross
Congress
Norcross
George Jill
Norwood
Hil
Prohibition Party
Mr. Hill
George I.emmpton
Sharon
George M. Harvington
Winchester
Lyceum Hall
Henry B. Lovering
George D. Ayer
Malden
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nahant
George R. Brine
Henry B. Levering
Washington
Democratic
Massachusetts
John
Andrew
Kenry L. Pierce
Boston
Kenry
Lovering
Manchester
Henry B. Leverig
Levering
Zon
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
New England
Morrison
Lowell
W. HH. Moody
Maverhill
Air. Bennett
Market Street
Republican Rally in Cambridge at Union Hall
Cambridge Republicans held a rally in Union Hall last evening with Hon. Lean der M. Harton presiding. Speakers included Hon. J. Q. A. Brackett and Hon. John D. Long praising the party, Governor Robinson’s record, Ames and Brackett, and the metropolitan police bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Union Hall
Leander M. Harton
J. Q. A. Brackett
Brackett
Andrew
John D. Long
Republican Party
Robinson
Messrs. Ames and Brackett
Metropolitan Police
Pledged to Halsey J Boardman in Ninth Suffolk Caucus
In Jamaica Plain Republicans met to nominate delegates for a senatorial race in the Ninth Suffolk district. Three tickets formed around Georges Curtis Levi Willcutt and Halsey J Boardman. Boardman’s supporters claimed gains as Morse presided and men like Daniel Gunn and Henry Allen won legislature seats. Delegates pledged to Boardman won, with caucus results showing strong Boardman backing in Ward 21 and varied outcomes across wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balsey J. Boardman
Bak
Curtis Fiall
Jeroaica Plain
Evenine Weil
Sufelk
Georges Curtis
Levi Ob. Willcutt
Halsey J. Boardman
Robert M. Morse
Henry C. Kerdell
Atwood
Massachusetts
Cheess
Terry
Andrews
Daniel Gunn
Henry C. Allen
Sen
George Curtis
John F. Newton
F. A. Perry
H. G. Hunt
Doin Brickett
Henry G. Fay
James Goodman
Moses Everett Ware
John Backup
Messrs. Ware
Backup
Willam Carroll Pops
Charles B. Rogers
Ww.w. C. Jewell
W. T. Leach
J. Frank Howland
William U W. Woast
Frederick HH. Warner
Alonzo TH. Coit
John T. Pope
John F. Brown
Edrown ¥. Snow
Ivers W. Adams
Franklin County Nominations by Republican Convention
Greenfield cargo October 26 Franklin county Republican convention nominees Clerk of courts E Lyman Greenfield Sheriff G A Kimball Greenfield County commissioner Carlos Batchelder Conway Special commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Greenfield
E. &. Lyman
G. A. Kimball
Carlos Batchelder
Conway
Workingmen Rally in Ward 13
A Ward 13 workers rally gathered last evening in the ward room at Broadway and 8 Street. Chairman Pat rick J. Murray opened with remarks on the campaign issues and the meeting’s purpose. Democratic candidate John S. Concannon spoke on the weekly payment law eight hour work arbitration poll tax and other campaign questions amid applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workingmen
Ward 13
Broadway
Patrick J. Murray
John S. Concannon
Concannon
Franklin GOP nominates Tyler supports Long for Senator
Anson L. Tyler of Charlemont, nominated for Senator at the Franklin district Republican convention, announces his backing of John D. Long for Senator. The event occurred October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Franklin
Sprinarmep
Anson L. Tyler
Charlemont
Republian
John D. Long
Representative Nominations for General Court from Various Districts
A list of nominations across Essex and Middlesex counties plus Worcester Franklin and Plymouth districts. Candidates include Parker Bray Salem for Thirteenth Essex, O W Upham Salem, Charles Symonds Salem, Joseph S Wilson Fitchburg, James F Garfield Fitchburg, David Foreland Woburn, Eugene LeBarne Middleboro, Enoch Stockwell Buckland, Thomas Flynn Lowell, Edward Tucker Lowell, Frank Shaw Lowell, Peter Brady Lowell, William Bailey Byfield, Goodwin Newburyport, George Dennis Gloucester, Cyrus Story Gloucester, Horace Robertes, J W Garfield Rep, Eugene McCarthy Peabody, Judson Elwell Rep, Edward Handy Wareham, Charles Casey Brockton, John Sheehan Fitchburg, W H Lee Fitchburg, John Burtch Sheffield, Asa Fletcher Franklin, Malachi Brennan Medway Dem.
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General Court
Essex
G. Parker Bray
Salem
O. W. H. Upham
Forteenth
Charles H. Symonds
Worcester
Joseph S. Wilson
James F. D. Garfield
Eugene P. le Barm
Middleboro
Der
Franklin
Enoch J. Stockwell
Buckland
Rap
Tyenthirst Middlesex
Thomas J. Flynn
Lowell
Dem
Middlesex
Edward M. Tucker
Frank FE. Shaw
Peter J. Brady
Dero
Eidith Essex
William P. Bailey
Byfield
Chanel BH. Goodwin
Newburyport
George Dennis
Gloucester
Cyrus Story
Iorace A. Roberte
J. W. Garfield
Eugene T. McCarthy
Peabody
Plymouth
Judson Elwell
Edward £. Handy
Wareham
Honor ing the French Visitors at Liberty Statue Unveiling
A distinguished Academy of Music audience in New York welcomed French delegates for the Liberty statue unveiling. Speeches by M Lafon and Senator Evarts celebrated Franco American friendship, with French officials, Lesseps, and Bartholdi expressing thanks as a Parisian atmosphere filled the event. An extended musical program followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Academy of Music
Circle Francais de L’ Harmonie
M. Lafon
Ga . Frederick R. Coudert
France
Ata
Alsace
Colmar
Washington
America
Evarts
M. Spuller
Ce Lesseps
M.spuller
M. Bartholdi
M. Deschamps
Paris
Democratic Club Endorses Reardon for Legislature in Ward 15
In South Boston the Young Men's Democratic Club of Ward 15 endorsed Peter J. Reardon for the Legislature. Backers expect nomination on the first ballot at Friday night's caucus. Also noted were campaign stops by John E. Russell in Natick and several regional Democratic events with leaders including Hayden Jefferson Howland Gove and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Ward 15
Dorchester
Seventh Streets
Boston
Peter J. Reardon
John E. Russell
Natick
Ames
Congressman Hayden
Jefferson
Howland
Jesse M. Gove
Ames People
Duxbury
John D. Long
United States
Aldermen Barr Reject Repairs on the Revere Boat
Hearing on East Boston ferries in City Hall continued with Alderman Freeman presiding. Witnesses including James M Townshend and Preston Mansfield testified on costs, safes, and alleged extravagance in ferry committee expenditures. Barr declined to approve the second additional repair bill, describing it as too rank before adjourning to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
City Hall
Alderman Freeman
James M. Townshend
Smith & Townshend
William H. McKee
D. D. Kelley
Preston R. Mansfield
John M. Brooks
Boston
John A. Raycock
Eame
Slayer O'Brien
Allen
Alderman Barr
Dramatic Matinees at Boston Theatres Highlight Week
Matinees today at Hollis Street Theatre Boston Museum and the Howard feature Adonis and Harbor Lights at the two venues and Halien and Hart's First Prize Ideals at the Howard. Rose Coghlan performs London Assurance at the Globe, Mme Modjeska follows Dixey at Hollis Street on Dec 27, Boucicault debuts a new play then Sarah Bernhardt follows. The Merry Wives of Windsor has a second Boston Theatre showing to a large audience as Robson and Crane stay this week and Denman Thompson previews The Old Homestead next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Street
Boston Museum
Howard
Sarah Bernhardt
Boston Theatre
Robson
Crane
Denman Thompson
Tufts and Tech to open league series on Union grounds
Miscellaneous city items report a Tufts versus Massachusetts Institute of Technology league opener on the Union grounds this afternoon. Court notes show Mrs. Mary J. Elliott facing a murder accessory examination in Maldon. she is jailed after waiver. Auction results list John J. Henry buying estates 38 and 44 Brighton street for 3100 each plus 1886 taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mary J. Elliott
Maldon
New York
Boston Public Library Bulletin
Queen
Elizabeth
Browsing Society
Brunswick
Browning
Paracelsus
Washington, Street
Mer
William WW
Nolen
Eastern Yacht Club
Parker’s
J. &. Hovey
Oihers
Dexter
Forbes
Thayers
Warren
Sears
Union Spring Company
Young's
Hull Yacht Club
Parker House
Dewey
Superior Court
Sailor Drowns After Boat Capsize Near Cape Elizabeth
The schooner Emma L. Gregory from Rockland Maine to New York with lime docked for 2 hours yesterday. Crewman Fred Clough, a Rockland native, was knocked overboard during jibing near Caps Coa while White was sailing from Cape Elizabeth. Rescue efforts failed as heavy seas prevented keeping a boat aloft, and Clough drowned before fellow shipmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma L. Gregory
Rockland
Maker
New York
Cape Elizabeth
Fred Clough
Clough
Warner's safe cure touted as world health solution
A Rochester post expresses how Warner's safe cure for kidney and liver diseases is claimed to be the premier scientific remedy. It notes increased production and minimal advertising despite rising sales, with authorities and physicians cited to support its effectiveness against narcotic and stimulant-related ailments. The interview links widespread drug use to kidney and liver failure and asserts the remedy can restore vitality and curb dangerous habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester M
Post-Express
Europe
H. H. Warner
Warner
J. L. Stephens
Lebanon
Ohio
Cceniie
J. M. Hall
M.D
Staff Board of Health of Iowa
Alexander Neil
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Academy of Medicine At
Columbus
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Heartuy
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Sherman Hoar
Russell
Ilness
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Laine
John Forrester Andrew
James G. Slaine
Maschusetts
James G. Bian
United
Lovevine
Gseorge D. Ayer
Henry
Loverive
Ion
Frank K. Fostey
Congress Agerin
Vwtck
Clevnland
Angie
Ker
LO Peptescare
Orlys
W. F. Griffin
J. J. Hartwell
Tomas H. Howard
Dr. M. Fay
New& Salem
C. W. Hazelton
Montague
H. M. Puffer
Shelburne
Montz Aruc
E. M. Smith
Coleraine
Levi J. Gunn
Andrew CY Newton
Peant Lane
Newton
West
Dr. Everett
Messeoneth
Sherma
J. Hares Reed
Democratic City Committee
William Everett
Quincy
Gsm Wiech
Johnn. Andrew
Burnett
Yeal
Edward Burnett
Southboro
Lawrexof
J. Murray
Labor
Ile
W. P. Cherrington
Coleman Conley
Barr
Revere
City Notes
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ZS &Sons, Boe Ann
Thade
Entouck
Whigkies
Bourges
Patrick
St. Paul’s
Pat
G. O. Taylor
C. H.raves & Sons
JAS, Edwards
Abis
the Pope M'F'g
Washington &T
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JON Jeffries & Sobs
Devonshire Street
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