Reardon Unanimously Endorsed for Democratic Ticket
Peter J. Rearden, current Ward 15 legislator, was unanimously endorsed as the Democratic candidate. The Marble Cutters' Assembly leader is seen as a key figure by the league, which also backs Frank K. Foster for Lieutenant Governor. Speeches by M. J. tarsal, A. A. Clee, PB. P. Connealy, James tt. McMann, and Reardon highlighted the meeting.
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Peter J. Rearden
Ward 15
Mr. Rearden
Knights of Labor
League
Frank K. Foster
John K. Andrew
Oliver Ames
M. J. Tarsal
A. A. Clee
PB. P. Connealy
James Tt. McMann
Peter J. Reardon
Doherty foes split as Charlestown Democrats nominate Davis
In Charlestown the Regular Democrats backed Joseph W. Davis for Senator after a split with supporters of Serge Doherty. wards 3 4 and 5 sent delegations. Ward 4 swung against Doherty with six of eleven insiders voting opposite him. Davis won the convention and Doherty ran as an independent, declaring opposition to machine rule and pledging labor and manhood suffrage agendas.
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Joseph W. Davis
Charlestown
Wreaugie
Suffolk
Democratic rally in Cambridge foregrounds 1890s party split
A Cambridge gathering drew large attendance as Democrats spoke on party direction. Dr William Everett of Cambridge condemned Republicans, praising emancipation and criticizing tariffs. Speakers included Dr Charles Randall and James Glynn, urging support for Cleveland era policies and local reform.
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Cambridge
Square
Aisha
Toore
Adiscourses
Weg Venrow
Gilmere
Hiewsant Giins
William “Verett
Gamey
Democratic Party
Wasigen GR College
Bearea
Long Sy
Ames
Brackett
Ros Iossi
Paryas
Svogan
CricKket
Republican Party
Tye Metropelian
Piraeus
JDO
Fox
Haition
Congress
Uis
Randall
James F. Glynn
John W. Corcoran
Clinton
Glynn
P. A. Collins
Heath
Cleveland
W. E. Russell
Lone
Long
Blaine
Proclamations on tariffs and policy mix in heated debate
The piece cites Republican calls for tariff revision and claims they once appointed a five-man commission of monopolists. It recalls a coal price attempt thwarted by Pennsylvania's Democratic governor. Henry Cabot Lodge champions a high tariff while railing against Irish free trade. readings note Ireland suffered not from free trade but from no trade. The event features Lafayette G. Blair and William E. Russell, candidates for the Legislature, addressing the audience.
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Yvania
Pennsylvania
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ireland
Collins
Lafayette G. Blair
William E. Russell
Suffolk Democratic senatorial convention ends without nomination
The fourth Suffolk Democratic senatorial convention ended in a belt with no nominee after 17 ballots. Grady Donovan and Whitmore led early. a disputed delegate and ballot confusion followed, then Whitmore withdrew and votes fluctuated before chaos. Final counts varied as the chair declared the ballot void and adjourned. The convention planned to reconvene at 40 Kneeland Street.
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Suffolk
P. J. Grady
Ward
James Donovan
W. H. Whitmore
Dennis Quinn
Messrs. Kennedy
Driscoll
Lehan
Grady
Donovan
Whitmore
John Foley
Mr. Whitmore
Burke
East Boston
Kneelind Street
Middlesex Senatorial Nominating Meeting at West Newton
The Middlesex senator ial district meeting at City Hall West Newton with 45 delegates chose J Harris Reed as chairman and Michael Lyons as secretary. Sherman Hoar was nominated for Senator by Thomas Drew, with nomination by a se topic. Jesse C Ivy of Newton later named chairman of the district committee.
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Middlesex
New Tos
Speciar
Waltham
Newton
Watertown
Belmont
Lexington
Lincoln
Concord
City Hall
West Newton
J. Harris Reed
Michael Lyons
Thomas Drew
Nexton
Sherman Hoar
Westham
M. L. Halloran
Aed
Ben
Sullivan
O- Harvy
Randall Iutkin
Con- Core
Pierce
Thomas J. Dreemh
Jelly
Dorris
Russell Reade
Exincion
Withdrawn Candidacy of General Vlazard Stevens in Third District
Fraternal letter from General Vlazard Stevens announces his withdrawal from the third congressional district race. He cites risk of dividing reform supporters and urges voters to back Democratic candidate Leopold Morse, praising Morse’s tariff reform record and calling for reform unity.
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eSayar
Vlazard Stevens
Take
Congress
Ieopald Morse
Morse
Fralard
Ninth Suffolk Republican senatorial convention held at city headquarters
The ninth Suffolk Republican senatorial convention met at 875 Washington street with Henry N. Sawyer calling to order at 7:45 p m. Adams of Ward 24 was chosen chairman and Fiske of Ward 21 secretary. Twenty one delegates attended and Halsey J Boardman led on a first ballot with seven votes. Boardman was later acclaimed as nominee but could not be summoned to the convention and the gathering adjourned.
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Wihoipmumie
Vrady
Philip J. Doherty Hau
Biee Goa U
Joseph W. Davis
Raoance
John Reade
Harrington
Daniel E. Kelly
Democratic State Committee
T. F. Flynn
W. A. Johnson
Warren Gardner
Lie
Doherty
M. J. Greene
T. Frank Murphy
Jonn W. Ou
St. Doherty
John HH. Conrey
D. D. Corcoran
John T. Brown
Philip J. Doherty
Myr
Democrats
Charlestown
Boston
Democratic Party
Thoston
Eveuzh
Senate
Suffolk
Washington Street
Henry N. Sawyer
Adams
Ward 24
Fiske
Ward 21
Committee On Credentials
Halsey J. Board- Tashent
Man
Younder
Mie
Boardman
Boardenan
Altevention
Edwin T. Marble
E. B. Stoddard
State Central Committee
Franklin
Greenfield
Captain J. Richmond
Buckland
Friends
James F. Davlin
Somerville
Temperance Hall
Hawkins Street
Davlin
Middlesey
Foster
Winter Hill
Samuel C. Darling
George B. Loring
J. Q. A. Brackett
Lyceum
Independent Rally in Medford Amid Party Show of Strength
An enthusiastic crowd gathered in Medford for a joint independent and Democratic rally supporting Andrew and Foster. Speakers including C. G. Plunkett and Henry D. Lovering urged reform over the Republican party, debating tariffs, wages, pensions, and the record of the current administration. Other political events included Democratic nominations and district caucuses, with sessions in Greenfield and Somerville, and a Republican rally in Woburn.
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Medford
Andrew
Medford ‘Town
Lal
John Crawley
C. G. Plunkett
Middlesex
Plunkett
Party of Reform
Andrew and
Foster
Henry D. Lovering
Congressman Lovering
Ife
Labor Movement
New York
George Fred Williams
Avas
Massachusetts
Lonea
Blaine
R. Ledge
Tie
Lovering
Congress
Cleveland
Ward Caucuses Report From City Election
Republican ward caucuses last night produced harmony with nominations by ward. Each ward named two representatives or left nomination to ward committees, listing candidates for the third district and the Legislature. Notable figures include A A Ranney, Leopold Morse, Edward Fisk, and William Owens among others, with several wards appointing committees for future reporting.
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A. A. Ranney
Leopold Morse
A. W. Beard
J. Henry Stevenson
John E. Lynch
George E. Carney
Marshall Warren
John H. Studly
Ats
George J. Cann
Charles Field
Joseph H. Gleason
Taylor
William F. Wharton
John ©. Teele
E. Mortain Hatch
Henry C. Steltz
William P. Owens
C. J. Noyes
R. F. Means
Benjamin I. Dewing
William E. Smith
Albert A. Woodward
Whittemore Lowell
Albert E. Pillsbury
Ilon
Edward G. Uathorne
John F. Colby
Beard
Cleveland
B. F
Bullera
Thompson
Knights of Labor
Richmond
Asa H. Caton
David Hamblen
Ward
Frederick J. Herter
James A. Hathaway
Representative Nominations for General Court Across Counties
Nominations list multiple representatives from Essex, Norfolk, Plymouth, Middlesex, Franklin, Worcester, Hampden, Berkshire and Hampshire. Names include David Walker, John Hitchings, H M Federtron, Warren Copeland, H E Lincoln, T J Watcom, John B Gerling, James Pillsbury, N G Brown, William T Ray, Benjamin F Boyden, E A Brown, S Arnota, T J Harris, J S Davis, S N Bennett, D C Judd, Joseph Sahanek, James S Davis, D C Judd, and others with party affiliations Rep or Dem noted.
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Essex
David Walker
Awara
Ashburnnamee
Middlesex
E. A. Brown
J. Parker
DP. Heath
West Newton
Worcester
James S. Davis
Barrest Hampden
S. N. Bennett
Agawam
Hampden
D. C. Judd
Holyoke
Hampshire
Joseph Sahanek
South Hamley
Franklin
Franklin L. Waters
Orange Leepo
Kuth Berkshire
Joseph C. Cha
William HH. Hastings
Framingham
Charles H. Dowse
Sherborne
Devens-Osborn Wedding at First Parish Cambridge
Agnes Devens niece of Judge Charles Devens and Thomas Osborn of Auburn N Y married at First Parish Church Cambridge with large attendance including President Charles W Eliot and Harvard figures. Ceremony led by Rev E H Hall, cream satin dress, two nieces as flower bearers, bell arch backdrop, reception at Oxford and Riverett streets home.
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Harvard Square
Cambridge
Agnes Devens
Charles Devens
Supreme Court
Thomas Osborn
Auburn
N.Y
E. H. Hall
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard College
Greenough
Lane
Duches Holmes
Russell
R. N. Dana
A. L. Devens
B.S. Dixwell
N. P. Garrison
Estes Howe
W. P. Garrison
N. F. Wesselhoek
3. White
A. Mi. Kinne
Leduc
W. H. Goodwin, Jr
Jefferson Coolidge
Gordon Abbott
J. J. Storrow
G. KR. Acassiz
Theodore Punham
Howard Fiiot
Tudee Giovs
Dudes Loyens
Oxford
Iiverett
Hamilton in Wakefield Race Draws Across Party Lines
The thirteenth Middlesex district which includes Wakefield faces a tight race as Democrats nominate a third candidate. A split vote could hand the seat to the Republican. Hamilton, Maine native and former legislator, is regarded as a strong candidate with broad support.
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Middlesex
Tla
Wakefield
Labor
Hamilton
Jtemen
Foster
Stevenson
Maine
Pine Tree
Mr. Hamilton
Ward 15 Union Card League meeting discussed candidates
The Union Card League of Ward 15 met last evening at M. Augustine Lyceum Hall Dorchester and National. William S. McNary presided with Frank J. Wermers and James H. McMann as secretaries. They discussed the Democratic caucus and statewide senatorial concerns.
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Union Card League
Ward 15
M. Augustine Lyceum Hall
Dorchester
William S. McNary
Frank J. Wermers
James H. McMann
Temperance group meets in Tremont Temple today at 10
The Independent Temperance Organization with KE Praskhil as secretary will hold its fourth quarterly meeting at Meionaorn Tremont Temple today at 10 am. Delegates from temperance groups are invited. Notables like George W. Penniman, Goodspeed, and Moses Rockwood will speak.
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Independent Temperance Organization
Ke, Praskhil
Meionaorn
Tremont Temple
Temperance
George W. Penniman
Minnesota
Goodspeed
New York
Moses
Rockwheed
Hopkinton
Reform Club
Sivarhorse
Charles S. Lincoln
Somerwike
Aeon Brown
Middlesex County
Lincoln
Somerville
Stevens
Essex County
L. S. Tuckerman
Salem
Lord of
Mark Jewett
Rowley
John S
Ar Flaherty
Gloucester
Charles A. Weare
Peabody
Frank C. Richardson
Essex
Mechanic Hall
R. B. Gifford
Adrain Scott
Blackstone
Worcester
Charles W Whitcomb Named Boston Fire Marshal
Charles W Whitcomb a young Boston lawyer was appointed fire marshal of Boston by the State Executive Council at the State House. The three year term sets duties to investigate fires, subpoena witnesses, and administer oaths with police board supervision. Salary is 8000 dollars annually plus investigative expenses, capped at 25 percent of Commonwealth premiums from Boston fire insurers.
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State House
Charles W. Whitcomb
Boston
Whitcomb
Immedi Juat
Dartmouth College
Europe
Schope Heer Lit Tas Gehool
Suffolk
Coune
Republican Ward
B. D. Whitcomb
Massachusetts Builders’ Association
Board of Police Commissioners
Commonwealth
Mothers meeting at the Women's Union on Boylston Street
Mrs Edna Cheney will lead a free mothers meeting at the Women's Educational and Industrial Union 74 Boylston Street on Tuesday Nov 2 at 5 pm. City notes report charity officials saving 600 from prison this year, a false robbery claim at the Old Colony depot examined by detectives. truancy numbers dip. school schedules shift with early dismissal on Oct 28. Local concerts, lectures, and union gatherings fill the week with new debates on strikes and working conditions at Turn Hall and Parker Fraternity Hall.
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Edna 2
Cheney
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Boylston Street
atSp.m
Department of Charities and Correction
Savage
Harvard-Exeter
Union Hall
Union and
Lady Friends
Hawthorne
F. A. Norris
J. G. Osborn
H. G. Corning
J. B. Hennessey
M. E. Hitch
Fannie Conant
Nettie G. Wentworth
J. Kichler
F. J. Smith
Edwin J. Mead
Boston Carriers’ Assembly No
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Turn Hall
Middlesex Street
John L. Burns
Michael I. Daly
Jenkins
The
Common Council
George F. Knight
James C. Mealey
Thomas Kelly
M. J. Mahoney
James H. Gallagher
OT. Co. O. F
Parker Fraternity Hall
Lucy Dolan
Old Colony Depot
Franks and
Hoffman
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Deaths of John E. Chase and E R Balch Reported in News
Mr John E Chase son of the late Captain Chase of Portsmouth New Hampshire died of pneumonia on Monday at New Providence New Jersey He was born in Portsmouth in 1837 After sailing he went to Boston at 16 and joined Sumner Swift Co In 1857 he helped found Lyons Chase Co In addition to shipping he handled lumber trade He was vice president of the Maritime Association of the Port of New York He leaves a widow and two children Mr E R Balch veteran treasurer of the Providence Worcester Railroad died in Providence He was born August 27 1808 entered Providence Worcester service in 1845 became treasurer in 1851 and a director thereafter Cassina D Slade teller of First National Bank died in Somerset yesterday of consumption
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John E. Chase
Chase
Portsmouth
N. H
New Providence
N. J
Boston
Sumner, Swift & Co
New York
Lyons, Chase & Co
Maritime Association
Port of
E. R. Balch
Providence & Worcester Railroad Company
That City
Providence & Worcester Railroad
Cassina D. Slade
First National Bank
Somerset Yesters
Fall Yacht Club meeting at Parker's settles dues and committees
The Fall Yacht Club met at Parker's to discuss regular meetings, kept the annual dues at five dollars then raised to ten after July 3, reduced the regatta and membership committees, formed a nominations and representation committee, and set officers deemed to attend New England Racing Association. They will hear a club house report later and adjourned by inviting members to visit the Great Head Club.
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Clab
Parker
Messrs
Bb. L. M. Tower
Harry Hutchinson
J. K R. Chadwick
Frederick Pope
J. B. Forsyth
New England Racing Association
Gerstin Whittemore
J. W. Wheeler
Great Head Club
Twelfth Annual Meeting of Massachusetts Veterans Odd Fellows
The twelfth annual meeting of the Veteran Odd Fellows Association of Massachusetts was held last evening at Odd Fellows Hall Tremont and Herkeley streets. Officers for the coming year were elected with Horatio Wellington named treasurer and J. F. Davis secretary. trustees include W. D. Pearson Charles S. Parker Naham Chapin W. Parkman Joseph Newmarch James Marble and James Price.
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Odd Fellows Association of Massachusetts
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Tremont and
Herkeley
Viatioy
Horatio Wellinngton
John Ss. FP
Bhuddjesten
J. F. Davis
Walnut Hill range hosts rifle and trap shooting events
The Walnut Hill range continued rifle matches despite a storm with shooters tallying scores such as Washontie, Day Lee, Webbers, and Lt. Sanders leading. Next week the range stays open for regular matches, with trap shooting slated Wednesday.
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NC Washontie
Sid
Lee
Mea Tor
West Mare
Marah
Ates
Webbers
Perro Gml
Sanders
Feutenant Sanders
Cla
Wilitia
Riffeiew Safars
Wednessey the
Shoten Fhomery Wall
Highway Ageley On Fleet Street Scuffle Reported
Edward Flanagan and James McCracken seized Daniel Kane on Fleet Street after Kane was found with $15 in his pocket. Kane was assaulted as Flanagan and McCracken searched his pockets. Officers Murphy and O’Brien placed them in custody.
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Kirst Massachusetts Cavalry Holds Twenty Fifth Anniversary Dinner
The Kirst Massachusetts Cavalry Association marked the regiment's departure for the front with a dinner at the Lancers' armory. Officers elected include President Major C. G. Davis. vice presidents D. I H. L. Gleason Cyrus D. Strong Samuel G. Chamberlain Samuel Hiarris John George Farnum Southworth E. O. Hyde A. A. Sherman W. Crane G. W. Sisson secretary and surgeon H. Durgin treasurer E. A. Smith B. F. H. trustees C. G. Davis E. A. L. Gleasen.
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First Massachusetts Cavalry
Kirst
Massachusetts Cavalry Association
Lancers’ Armory
C. G. Davis
D. I
E.O. Hyde
A. A. Sherman
Webadd
William Finney
M. G
Death of Theodore Brenton noted in Fairfield
News in brief reports the apparent suicide of Theodore Brenton about 25, a scion of a wealthy New York family, found dead in his bed at General Parker's cottage Fairfield after living with his mother for the summer. It also notes labor wage adjustments at Reading Iron Works and Version company, and a wedding watch at Marlboro linking George J. Stevens and Miss Arabella Pratt with a reception following.
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New York
General Parker
Fairfield
National Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
BCC
Reading Iron Works
Reading
Perth
Version Company of Lancaster
George J. Stevens
Marlboro
Arabella Fe Pratt
Is. B. Pratt
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