Democratic Rally Draws Voters in Somerville
Union Hall heard speakers Josiah Quincy and Joseph H. O Neil as Jeremiah J. Lyons opened the meeting with George E. Baxter chairing. Quincy spoke over an hour praising the Democratic ticket and criticizing Republican tariff positions while O Neil praised Quincy and contrasted Cleveland and Harrison administrations.
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Union Hall
Somerville
Josiah Quincy
Joseph H. O'Neil
Jeremiah J. Lyons
George E. Baxter
Baxter
Russell
Cleveland
Reed
Senator Lodge
Lodge
O’neil
Malden
Sorderville
Quincy
Massachusetts
O'Neil
Harrison
Life of the US Consul General in London
General Patrick A. Collins, the US consul general to Great Britain and Ireland, runs a busy London office in St Helen’s Place. Pierce J. Grace, vice-consul, notes Collins’s health, hard work, and popularity as he manages notarial duties, ship invoices, and consular duties while living in Kensington with his family.
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Atlantic
Patrick A. Collins
United States of America
Great Britain
Ireland
London
England
Pierce J. Grace
Collins
St. Helen’s Place
Bishopsgate Street
Walker
Cleveland
Stevenson
William E. Russell
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
United States
General Collins
Kensington
Hyde Park
Knightsbridge Road
West End
Dublin
Boston
Dorchester
Ames Building
Carlsbad
Grace
British Isles
Government of
Freeman W. Frigon
Newman
High Court of Jurisdiction
Thomas Herbert
United States Marine Hospital Service
Crosby Hall
Richard III
Shakspere
Squineton
Post
Missing doctor delays South Braintree wedding plans
Dr Charles E B Ames vanished after leaving home to collect a debt from Miss Fidella Randall. Miss Hattie Ellis, awaiting marriage next Tuesday, recalls his departure at 9 pm and subsequent disappearance with about 300 dollars on his person. Police and family seek him while Miss Ellis remains hopeful.
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South Braintree
Charles EB. Ames
Hattie Howard Ellis
Washington Street
Fidella Randall
Miss Randall's
Tuesay
Trousseau
Ellsworth
Oscar A. Marden
Stoughton
Miss Ellis
Stephen Ellis
Old Colony Railroad
Dr. Ames
Whitman
Ellis Homestead
Miss Elis
Post
Miss
Boston
Roxbury High Fort Memorial in Highland Park Neglected
Boston residents led by Alderman John F. Dever seek quick restoration of Highland Park in Roxbury. They cite disrepair to asphalt walks flagstones road gutters and the Roxbury High Fort stone tablet bankings while vandalism has damaged the standpipe gate and nearby houses. Francis J. Garrison son of abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison leads the petition urging repair and protection.
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Boston
Old Bay State
New England
Roxbury
Roxbury High Fort
Highland Park
Fisher Hill
Department of Commons
Public Grounds
John F. Dever
Francis J. Garrison
William Lloyd Garrison
Dever
Democratic Rally Attractions Across Several Towns
Friday and Saturday rallies feature Governor Russell, Dr. Everett, James B. Carroll, Josiah Quincy, and others in Brockton, Melrose, Westfield, Medford, Chicopee, Winchendon, Weymouth, and South Weymouth. John Stetson's 350,000 Stable noted with contents teased. Haunted House novelette teased for next issue.
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Lynn
John B. Russell
James B. Carroll
Josiah Quincy
Brockton
Governor Russell
William Everett
Lee Merriwether
Westfield
J. H. O'Neil
James H. Slade
Melrose
George Fred Williams
John F. Fitzgerald
Monson
Salem D. Charles
Judge Copeland
Springfield
Ward
Boston
John F. Cronan
Bordman Hall
Over Chicopee
Winchendon
Chas
BH. Hibbard
South Weymouth
B. J. Slattery
Weymouth
Edward L. Daley
Reading Receivers Secure Three Month Extension for Loan
New York reports that a three month extension from October 1 has been arranged for the $2.5 million loan by the Speyer syndicate to the Philadelphia and Reading railroad. The Reading receivers will provide $500,000 in collateral trust bonds but no cash payments will be made.
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New York
Speyer
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Reading
Fire destroys Highland House hotel in Cottage City
The Highland House, the town’s largest hotel, burned to the ground at midnight. Owned by Fall River and Cottage City parties, it was valued around $20,000 with $6,000 insurance. The blaze is reported as incendiary.
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Cottage City
Highland House
Fall River
Moxom 10 Resigns Troubled First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church committee accepted the likely resignation of Rev. Philip Moxom after a year of internal strife centered on youth involvement and financial backing. The pastor agreed to step down to honor congregational wishes, with a follow up meeting set in three weeks to confirm the pledge.
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First Baptist Church
Philip
Maxom
Moxom
Young Brethren
Mr. Moxom
Corbett Accepts Olympic Club Offer For Big Glove Fight
Champion James J. Corbett agreed to an Olympic Club purse of 20000 for the Corbett Mitchell bout in New Orleans with a 10000 guaranteed deposit. He suggested a date in late November or early December to precede the Coney Island plan, aiming to avoid disappointment for Mitchell.
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Asbury Park
N. J
James J. Corbett
Olympic Club
New Orleans
Corbett-Mitchell
Corbett
Mitchell
Coney Island Athletic Club
Sullivan
Keeley Treatment Proclaimed Widely By Agencies
The Keeley Treatment is said to have cured 150000 people of inebriety and the morphine habit. It is reportedly used daily by the U S government in national soldiers homes, Colorado county commissioners, and by judges in many states. For information contact A C DOW Manager at WIA Tremont Street Boston.
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United States
Colorado
Keeley Institutes
Providence
Lexington
Haverhill
Springfield
Worcester
North Adams
DOW
Wia Tremont Street
Boston
Doctor Ames and His Financial Troubles in Stoughton
The article recounts Dr. Ames who moved to Stoughton four years ago after serving two years with Dr. Faxon in Monks Block. He faced financial difficulties, owed hotel bills, and had furniture attached though not fully paid. His wife Lydia Leonard of Canton had died after a long illness, straining funds. He also ran a blacking business with Mrs. Ellis offering $300 to start it.
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Ames
Stoughton
Faxon
Monks Block
Parker House
Lydia Leonard
Canton
Ellis
Story of Abraham Part III talk for Sunday school workers
Unitarian building at 25 Beacon Street hosts a Saturday afternoon talk for Sunday school workers on the Story of Abraham Part III. Primary at 2 p m and intermediate and advanced at 3 p m. all Sunday school workers and interested persons invited. Miss Louise Imogen Guiney explains to a Post reporter her reasons for wanting the Auburndale postmistress job and her work and future duties in next Sunday's Post.
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Unitarian
Beacon Street
Abraham
Ili
Louise Imogen Guiney
Post
Auburndale
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Manf’c CO
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Summer Street
Broadway
Chelsea
Meridian St
E. Boston
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Braintree
Old Colony
Philadelphia
Jennie Ellis
Seale
Chester H, Graves & Sons
Refuge Substitutes
Save the Park
Medford
James B. Carwall
John Stetson
Sunday Post
Vntyard Hotel
Butnes
State House
Globe
Krey’s
Washington St
Tremont St
Standard Clothing Co
Hay Press
Cain Hay Co
Carey
Corner C St
Scott
Bentt & Bowne N.V
PH Gusshold Co
Shawmut Furniture CO
Shawmut Ave
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