Brockton Rally Highlights Republican Nominations
A rousing campaign rally in Brockton drew large crowds as Hon Frederick O Prince and John R Murphy spoke at city hall. They arrived from Boston aboard the express at 4 30 pm and were greeted by the Democratic city committee. The Fitchburg Game Club hosted its annual dinner at the Fitchburg hotel at 7 o clock with Prince and Murphy as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Firenburg
Mass
Frederick O. Prince
John R. Murphy
Boston
City Hall
Poentiemen
Express
Democratic City Committee
Fitchburg
Charles A. Priest
Prince
Puritan Dinner Honors Defenders of America’s Cup
Boston Post reports a grand Parker House banquet by 100 Eastern Yacht Club members and guests to honor the Puritan’s American Cup defense. John M Forbes revealed as the unknown backer. Commodore Douglas of New York Yacht Club sent a letter praising the Puritan. Speeches by Schuyler and Forbes lauded yacht club friendship, with Sir Richard Sutton named an honorary member and flowers sent to hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Yacht Club
Parker House
John M. Forbes
Boston
England
George Schuyler
America
Royal Yacht Club
Philip Schuyler
New York Yacht Club
Commodore Douglas
New York
Halsall
Mr. Hibbard
S. Endicott Peabody
Salem
H. 5. Hovey
Phillip Schuyler
J. Malcom Forbes
William F. Weld
W. H. Forbes
J. Montgomery Sears
Charles J. Paive
John L
B.W. Crowninshield
Martin Brimmer
James H. Blake
J. S. Ludiam
H.S. Grew
Francis V. Parker
Percival L. Everett
John Jeffries
William Jeffries
Walter Jeffries
Charles Merriam
W.C. Loring
John M. Glidden
W. D. Pickman
R. H. Stevenson
W. G. Saltonstall
O. W. Peabody
Jos. Glover
Hugh Cochrane
Francis Peabody, Jr
David Nevins
Richard Milton
Major Horton
William Farnsworth
C. K. Cobb
John Loring
A. L
Stanley Cunningham
Frederick Cunningham
George A. Goddard
Randall
New Bedford Yacht Club
Baldwin
Commodore Hovey
Edward Burgess
Douglas
Priscilla
Douglaston
The
Tapaen
Mr. Burgess
Puritan
Wm, P, Douglas
West 31St Street
Burgess
George L. Schuyler
Schuyler
New York Club
J. Malcolm Forbes
Chas. J. Paine
John Bryant
Captain Crocker
George Warren
Richard Sutton
Genesta
George B. Loring
Tams
Busk
F. Gordon Dexter
T. Dennie Boardman
John M. Gidden
George Z. Silsbee
Greely S. Curtis
E. W. Codman
P. L. Everett
Augustus P. Perkins
E. Peabody
Testimonial to Captain Ellsworth at Bayonne New York
A testimonial and collation were given at Bayonne New Jersey to Captain Joe Ellsworth sailing master of the Puritan for contests with the Genesta. Present were prominent Bayonne citizens and New York Yacht Club officers including Commodore Osten and Vice Commodore Chase. Ellsworth received a diamond stud and resolutions after a repast. speeches followed from District Attorney Winfield and Congressman McAdoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bayonne
N. J
Joe Ellsworth
Puritan
Genesta
Commodore Osten
Chase
New York Yacht Club
Ellworth
Winfield
McAdoo
Commodore Hurst
Portsmouth
Eng
New York Harbor
Atlantic
Colonel Best and the Pacific Bank Embezzlement Case
Colonel William L. Best is arrested in New York on embezzlement charges related to the Pacific Bank collapse. The case involves $75,000 left in trust for Francis W. Carruth’s estate, mismanagement of Midland Railroad funds, and alleged machinations with bank notes. Best, once active in North Carolina railroad ventures, faces bail set at $25,000 as prosecutors prepare further actions, with testimony detailing long-running disputes between Best and Carruth and the bank’s receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
Corse
Roeth
Black
New Jersey
Federal Service
Frederick W. Winston
Chicago
Iroquois Club
William L. Best
New York
Pacific Bank
Best
Hanscom
Saab Bent
Metropolis
Rossmore Hotel
Cortlandt Street
Rossmore
Inspector Byrne
Baltimore
Mr. Best
Mr. Stone
Morse & Stone
Post
Superior Criminal Court
Pitman
Francis W. Carruth
Wm. W. Carruth
Francis
Stone
Carruth
William
Theson
Newton
Miles Washburn
Midland Railroad
North Carolina
Louis Coleman
Coleman
Road
North Carolina Road
Knox
Midland Company
Price
Carruth & Dearborn
Fr. A. Dearborn
Sears
Dearborn
Smilar
A.ut
Address From the Democratic State Committee on MA elections
The Massachusetts Democratic State Committee urges voters to back democracy in the November election. It attacks Republican rule as inaction, defends labor rights, calls for arbitration boards, weekly wages, and repeal of poll taxes, and supports civil service reform and trusted public offices. Pp. A. Collins, Chairman, J. W. Coveney, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince
Boston
Fitchburg
Tilden Fapplause
Hancock
Garfield
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Democratic Party
Fall River
United States
Congress
New York
Gulf States
Gore
Republican Party
the Public Service
Thg
Louisiana
Porter
Labor
State Board of Arbitration
General Court
John R. Murphy
Youssy
England
F. C. Prince
Democratic State Committee
Pers
Washington Street
Charles Sumner
Henry Wilson
Marcus Morton
Grover Cleveland
Washington
Pp. A. Collins
J. W. Coveney
Belmont House Fire in Gloucester Traps Inhabitants
A four story brick hotel on Main street Gloucester burned at 2 45 yesterday morning. Boarder A N Donahue awoke to hot cinders and found fire in his rooms. Several upper floor tenants escaped via fire escape. The worst injury was Harry Rogers 22 an Electric Light employee crushed by falling bricks. Loss estimated 15000 to 20000 with 5000 in personal effects. Buildings and contents insured for about 30000. Additional damage reported at nearby properties. Holyoke wire mill fire caused extensive material loss with unknown total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont House
Main Street
Gloucester
A. N. Donahue
Martin Peterson
Otto R. E. Ahlberg
Harry Rogers
Electric Light Company
Walter M
Arthur P
Boston
Stephen A
Holyoke
Prentis
Jury verdict finds first degree larceny in Ward cage case
The jury retired at 7:25 P.M. and returned a guilty verdict of larceny in the first degree at 12:45. The penalty is 10 years' imprisonment at the discretion of the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Expected Police Reform in Boston Police Board Order
The Boston board of police reorganizes the department with Burrill named deputy superintendent and Hanscom promoted to head the detective bureau. Promotions, transfers, and new rules reshape divisions 1 3 4 6 11 13 and HQ, with several officers retired on pensions and uniforms updated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police
Soo
Adams
Small
Ham
Hanscom
Jenks
Curran
Office OF Board OF Police
Bostom
Joseph R. Burrill
Henry Dawson
Benjamin P. Eldridge
H Richard F. Irish
Edward F. Gaskin
Lawrence Cain
George A. Walker
Dennis A. Mountain
Thomas W. Coleman
Jason W. Butters
Ra €. Foster
Hiram H. Rich
Fred J. Dinsmore
Paul J. Vinal
James P. J. Maney
James M. Coulter
George Emerson
Division
Michael Merrick
Phillip McBryne
James Isyons
Curtis Trask
Patrick Houghton, Jr
Isaac Hines
John 7. Sheehan
Lawrence T. Kane
Thomas Martin
Martin W. Roberts
George Robinson
Enos Walcott
Charles Dolan
Samuel B. Ross
James C. Foster
James H. Carroll
James Magee
Lafayette Ford
Francis Blackwell
F.C. Invine
Burrill
Wilkins
Court-square
Hemmenway
Newburyport
Boston
South End
Dawson
London
Eng
Harber Police
Eldredge
Truro
Mass
Dorchester
Norfolk County
Irish
Antigonish
N. S
Knowles
Union Guards
Gaskin
Sergeant Cain
West End
Walker
Strafford
N. H
West Roxbury
Boston Police Relief Association
Detective Mountain
South Boston
Coleman
New York City
Patrolman
Dinsmore
Washington Village
Walcott
Mt.Desert
Patrolman Dolan
Ireland
Ross
Nova Scotia
Johnny
Foster
Bristol
Old Watch Department
Carroll
Magee
Ford
Sutton
Blackwell
Emerson
Civil Service
Officers Elected by Shareholders in Fall River Mills
Yesterday in Fall River Mass stockholders of several corporations met and elected officers. Union Manufacturing, Merchant's Manufacturing, Sagamore Mill, Narragansett Mill and Pecumseh Mill reported profits and declared quarterly dividends. Union 190000, Merchants 6000, Sagamore 7000, Narragansett 2000, Pecumseh 7000. Dividends: Stafford 1 percent, Granite 2 percent, Sagamore 1 percent, Union 3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Union Manufacturing Company
Thomas KE. Brayton
Wm. D. Forbes
Charles Whitney
Boston
John B. Anthony
Providence
A. H. Sabury
Thomas B. Wilcox
Horatio N. Hathaway
New Bedford
Foster H. Stafford
James M. Morton
Thomas E. Brayton
Merchant’s Anufacturing Company
Tripp
John
Brayton
Joseph A. Baker
D. H. Dyer
Charles J. Holmes
Abram H. Howland, Jr
Joseph A. Beauvais
Narragansett Mill
James Waring
Robert Henry
F. H. Stafford
David T. Wilcox
James
Samuel Wadington
George W. Nowell
Conanicut Mill
Crawford E. Lindsey
E. W. Converse
James H. Chace
William Lindsey
C. E. Barney
Union
Merchants
Sagamore
Narragansett
Pecumseh
Stafford
Granite
Yale's Famous Coacher Assaulted by Philadelphia Porter
New York Oct 28 Robert J Cook treasurer of the Philadelphia Press company was assaulted by Stephen MacPherson a burly negro janitor after a dispute over missing papers and a hatchet blown blow to the forehead. Cook was taken to University Hospital for surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Textile Microscopic Society of America
H. G. Kittredge
Boston
Mass
A. Spitzli
Brooklyn
John Crown
Hartford
D. M. Fuller
Albany
A. F. Spitzli
H. I. Congdon
Charles Bigelow
Woonsocket
Rk. I
A. B. Paton
Canada
George R. Case
Fortford
Conn
Thomas Taylor
Washington, D. C
Yale
Philadelphia Press
Robert J. Cook
Philadelphia Press Company, Limited
Stephen MacPherson
Cook
MacPherson
O Seventh Street
Percival E. Loder
Loder
University Hospital
Mystery in Baltimore: Coolidge Case Tangles Court and Plans
Report outlines Mrs. Coolidge seeking new counsel amid a murky plot to have a man shoot a Baltimore girl linked to a prominent family. Authorities trace a staged murder scheme involving money drops, a shadowed notebook, and telegraphs as officers monitor movements of key figures including Rose Cobb and Inspector Gerraughty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Joseph Hebron
Court Square
Hebron
Mr. Hebron
Mr. Bennett
Coolidges
Bennettt
Bennett
Mellen
Baltimore
Rose Cobb
Post
Bull
Norman Street
John Bull
Headquarters
Revere House
James Donohue
Watts
Eutaw Street
Inspector Hanscom
Houghton
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. Q. Prince
Brockton
Col
Jonas H.french
Defeat
Colonel Whipple
Bay State
Frederick O, Prince
Great Britain
France
Prussia
Yast
Italy
Fleet
Parker
Fisii
Sole
Toulouse
Aia Moderne
Bellegne
California
George L.schuyler
Reeth
Siegert & Sons
Colonel Best
Belmont
H. Davis
E. W. Shaw
C. £. Gray
S. C. Stevens
C. W. Getchell
Newport
Webster
Ira Davis
Moulton Brothers
South Sanford
Ward
Textile Microscopic Society
J. K. Burrill
Fall River Mills
Bob” Cour
Union Institution For Savings
City OF
Washington St
Hayward Place
Geo. F. Fabby
oczzTbMéw
Hugh O'Brien
Perropin
Harvard College Observatory
Perrotin
G.O. Taylor