Adjourned yet again in fourth district convention turmoil
The 144 delegates gathered in Charlestown and then in Kneeland Street failed to nominate a Senator after lengthy ballots. Major Grady was later declared the nominee amid floor wrangling over signatures, with Ward 16 delegates denouncing the chair and Jenkins supporters cheering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady
Suffolk
Kneeland Street
Patrick J. Kennedy
Boston
P. J. Grady
Donovan
Ward 16
Kay
Quinn
Kelliher
Democratic City Committee
John D. Driscoll
Driscoll
John
Emzir
East Boston
Connellman Kelliher
Kennedy
Jenkins
Conway
Democratic State Committee
E. J. Holland
Ward 12
Benjamin Sullivan
Ward 2
Republican Rally At Waltham Opens Campaign
Waltham hosts a Republican gathering in Music Hall with a small crowd. speakers advertised include J. Q. A. Brackett for Representative from the eighteenth district. RH. F. Dillebury of Portland was absent, with Thomas Reed of Portland slated to appear later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Sprcran
Portland
Thomas Reed
Iy Scieetate
McLaughlin Accepts Democratic Nomination for Congress in First District
George T. McLaughlin confirms the Democratic nomination for Congress in Massachusetts's First District. He pledges reform, civil service continuity, a national bankruptcy law, navy expansion, and labor protections, urging support for Cleveland’s administration. Salem rally follows with Republican speakers opposing tariff reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. McLaughlin
Andwich
Congress
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Party of Reform and Progress
Cleveland
Polming Union
Salem
Mechanics’ Hall
Flambeaux
Jones JF. Almy
J. A. Hall
Maine
Cogswell
House of Representatives
South
Committee On Pensions
Tie
Ames
Brackett
Fragmentary Civil War Era Letter Ends In Formal Gratitude
A historical fragment shows a leader named Grover Cleveland and formal thanks to officials and a secretary. The text includes ceremonial closings with titles like chairman and secretary, though many lines are cut off or misspelled.
Republicans Hear Speech In Eliot Hall Newton
A large Newton gathering at Eliot Hall heard speeches supporting Republican principles. R R Bishop presided and denounced the Newtonville postmaster removal as a civil service reform breach. J Q A Brackett urged contrasts between Shire tickets and administration, decrying free trade and praising protection. Other speakers included A W Beard and George G Loring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Speeran
Eliot Hall
Mag Wunios
Histon
T. B. Reed
Maine
R. R. Bishop
A. W. Beard
J. Q. A. Brackett
United States
England
Cormany
Avery
Biy
Wraitham
A. We Beard
Nance
Q. A. Brackett
Independent Butler committee shown as campaign factor
About a dozen men in a Netle room at the Revere House formed the independent Butler committee. They declined party designation and had not taken firm action, though they announced support for Lodge in the Sixth district Ely in the Ninth and Viea in the Tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesa Ahan
Revere House
Alix
Batlee
Butler
Cheises
Asc
Ili Tm
Councillor Logan Renominated By District Democrats
The fourth district Democratic Councilor was renominated at a city convention held at the courthouse around 3 o'clock. Delegates formed a 24-member body with John B. Fitzpatrick as chair and secretaries from several wards. A credentials committee reported full delegation and W B Smart spoke, prompting the motion to renominate Colonel Lawrence J. Logan, carried unanimously, followed by a ward-by-ward district committee appointment and an adjournment motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Court House
John B. Fitzpatrick
Daniel J. Doherty
J. J. Holland
Daniel J. Kneeland
Cam
Jeremiah Sullivan
Alderman Carroll
W. B. Smart
Mr. Muldoon
Thayer
Cambridge
Falcon
W. B. Smarc
Lawrence J. Logan
Judge J. Otis Failon
Abraham J. Gould
Patrick J. Vale
James P. Clifford
John J. Regan
Dennis N. Cronin
E. J.traynor
Fred W. Scheele
Janica M. Kilroy
James W. Cannon
John Murphy
John J.scully
Dem rally in Malden touts pension vetoes and tariff debate
Large turnout at Barrett's Opera House as Democrats rally in Malden with speakers including P J Maguire and George Fred Williams of Dedham. They attack Ames Brackett Lodge and Lovering, cite pension vetoes and tariff issues, and urge voting for working-class interests. John D Long then extols state record and protectionist policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovering
Democrats of
Malden
Barrett's Opera House
P. J. Maguire
George Fred Willams
Dedham
Williams
Ames
Brackett
Henry Cabot Lodge
Henry B. Lavering
C. E. Hodges
Lincoln
P. A
Albany
Collins
Grover Cleve
Lodge
Wade
Europe
Loverand
Harvard Law School
Lesa
H. B. Lovering
Wakefield
Democratic Party
Mr. Lodge
General Grant
House
Rhode Island
Connseticut
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Julius E. Robody
Manchester
Robody
England
America
John DD. Long
Dass Imilal
Democraatic
Powderly
Knights of Labor
Republic
Lodge and Long in Chelsea Rally at Academy of Music
Republicans in Chelsea hosted a rally with fireworks and a brass band at the Academy of Music. D Frank Kimball introduced Henry Cabot Lodge who spoke on tariff policy, defending protection as a wage and industry safeguard and attacking free trade and the Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae
Samuel Z. Howman
Somerville
Bian Uskea Jis
James G. Siame
Bayard
Bowman
Lodge
Olcred
Thomas G. Simmons
Washington
Simmons
Wineh
Hiz
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mr. Lodge
Chelsea
Evgerett Direct
Canada
Ledge
Republican Party
Long
Academy of Music
D. Frank Kimball
Free Traders
Democratic Party
Europe
America
Letter on campaign funding ethics to independent committee
A letter from D. L. Pickman as published in the Evening Record questions campaign finance practices and ethics, arguing against contributions to party expenses and the so called barrel. The reply from A. J. C. Lowdon asks for Pickman’s opinion on funding for headquarters printings and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickman
Independent Committee
Evening Record
the Record
Washington Street
Jostox
Pickmen
Newt
D. L. Pickkanan
Lym
Ames
Congress
Massachuset
Wiceman
Commonwealth Avenue
Als
Davis declines Senate candidacy in Charlestown district
Joseph W. Davis a Democratic candidate writes a formal declination dated October 28 1886 after Suffolk second convention nominates him. He thanks the committee and explains business commitments prevent him from campaigning. The vacancy is filled by George A. Sanderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Joseph W. Davis
Charlestown
Messrs
Warren Gardner
H. E. Hayward
Suffolk
Joserh W. Davis
George A. Sanderson
Third Party Prohibitionists Convene in Meiona
A temperance convention gathered in the Meiona yesterday with fifty four delegates from state organizations. George M. Butrick of Everett chaired, with Thomas Margetts of Hingham Moses Rockwood of Hopkinton and Shanklin of Boston as vice presidents, El Trask Hill of Boston as secretary, and T M Reed of Chelsea as marshal. Speakers denounced the Republican party and Henry Faxon praised Ames while opposing Lodge and Brackett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meiona
George M. Buttrick
Everett
Thomas Margetts
Hingman
Moses Rockwood
Hopkinton
Shanklin
Boston
el. Trask Hill
T. M. Reed
Chelsea
Hingham
Mr. Stevens
Henry Faxon
Ames
Lodge
Brackett
Bolts in Ward Nine Nominate Independent Legislature Candidate
Disaffected Ward 0 voters met at J. S King residence 77 Phillips Street to oppose W. O. Armstrong the Legislature nominee. They allege fraud in caucus results and nominate Clifford H. Phanmer on an independent ticket urging support at Tuesday polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolt
Sullivan and Concannon Endorsed by Ward 13 League
An adjourned Union Land League meeting at the Avenues Hotel South Boston endorsed James Sullivan for Representative. John J. Concannon was briefly discussed. the chairmanship was claimed as indorsed amid wrangling. Twenty delegates withdrew and gathered nearby to denounce Dougherty and back Sullivan and Concannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Favor Sullivan
Concannon
Union Land League of Ward 13
Avenues Hotel
South Boston
SY Dougherty
James Sullivan
John 3
Swan Street
Dorchester Avenue
Dougherty
Indorsed
Sullivan
Ward Eight Union Card League Meets at Beverly Causeway
The Ward Eight Union Card League held a meeting at the Beverly and Causeway streets building with James S. McClachy as chairman and secretary keny ra. The committees reported Democrats ready to accord Daniel Breslin, labor candidate for Representative, fair representation at the caucus. The Republican committee will report later. Speeches were delivered by James Breslin, J. W. Keily, J. Meinnehy, Ture and James Winston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Card League
Union Card League of Wards
Beverly
Causeway Streets
James S. McClachy
Kenyra
Daniel Breslin
Republican Committee
Jamies Breslin
J. W. Keily
Meinnehy ‘ Ture
James Winston
Republican rally in Everett features Hoar Lodge and Greenhalge
A Everett gathering heard Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and Representative Frederick T. Greenhalge address supporters. The national Greenback party's executive committee decided against nominating a state ticket this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Senator Hoar
Henry Cabot Lodge
Frederick T. Greenhalge
Lowell
National Greenback Party
Embezzlement Trial of Deputy Collector Norcross Opens
In Lowell Nicholas W Norcross a deputy collector faces embezzlement charges for funds from licenses. The case went to the jury while Joseph J Toy of the Icarus faced a separate case over wages paid to seamen under a new statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caretster
Nicholas W. Norcross
Lowell
United States
Joseph J. Toy
J. M. Boone
Steamship Venetian Company vs Boston and Boston collision case
United States District Court October 6 judge Nelson presiding. Steamship Venetian Company plaintiff seeks damages from Steamship Venetian Company et al for collision liability. Attorneys Dabney for Venetian and Babson for city represent respective parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Steamship Venetian Company
S. Boston
Boston
U.S. Dabney
Reve Vey
Vate
Mworden
McLaughin
Warren
Carey
Partride
Tucker
Nelson
McDonald
Chase
Panson
Buttrick
Austin
Derbeckchew
Schnitzer
McKay
Lien
Rollins
App Martin
Atari
Martin
Martin Dien
Rolins
Rank
Hei
Cilke
Goi
Reid
Griges
Sherman
Shbh
Donlan
Holbrook
Lawsuit disputes crockery sale and oil trade cases
A series of court entries cover No. 1896 Charles A. Rogers et al. versus James W. Stewart for conversion of crockery ware valued at 73 OS with verdict for $85.61. Also No. 2108 Fred W. Prescott versus Charles Ward et al. over oil delivered against price fluctuations with $200 claimed. Multiple docket items list writs, land disputes, and various civil actions with juries, pleas, and motions across Roxbury and Boston court sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Rogers Et al
James W. Stewart
D.C. Linscott
Willard Howland
Fred W. Prescott
Charles As Ward
LOGO
W. B. French
J. R. Clark
No. Ifge
Michael Kelley
Luke Kilduff
Rockingham Place
Hollis Place
Roxbury
C. L. B. Whitney
Safford
Demandant
J. A. Maxwell
C.J. Noyes
Tennant
Boston
Marton
Kelly
Buda
Jo Yeod
Bostoiates Ve
Weltistern Railroad
Ravreand Co
Keith
Metropol
Shattuck Ve. Rand
Hibaerdan
Meine
Lyer
LPR
Farringeoit
Ostet
Ce Qina
Deke
Rete Nod Ek
Gurney Va. Beals
Estate sale and public notices fill city recap
Samuel Hatch & Co sold 1742 Washington st for 12009 to John Jeffers before 1886 taxes. A Stony Brook plan to curb Roxbury floods was recommended with tweaks. Ward 2 caucus aims to back James Fitzgerald. Irish school rally set for Codman Hall. Sinn Fein events and social balls advertised. A brakeman injured near First Street and a death by suicide at 41 Beach Street noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hatch & Co
Washington
Watts
Jin Jenks
Kingston
PY Browing
Tate
Portsmouth
Braintree Water Supply Company
State Street
E.S
Hobart
Mlisha “Thayer
Braintree
Harvey Wheeler
Concord
Charlies F. Darks
Waltham
William Wheeler
James Vaughn
K Street
Senta
Boston
New York & New
First
Genuth
Hos Bospital
Codman Hall
Tremont Street
Thomas
Reed
Maine
Norfolk Club
Young Hotel
Sewall & Day Cordeco Company
Landon Lincol
Everett
Western Avenue
Strate Ceeds
Strom Parker
Kireien
Roxbury Veterans
Ge. Gighland
Baldwin
Arntiover
Nest
Cambridge Couple United in Framingham Style Wedding
The lawyer of Beston Mgr Robert Parker Clapp and editor of the Civil Service Record Mary Lizzie Saunders daughter of Charles H Saunders of Cambridge united in marriage at No 50 North Avenue Cambridge last evening The Rev Heess officiated at 8 o clock The reception followed attended by ex Mayor B O Hough City officials and many prominent residents The ushers included Charles R Saunders Frederic W Leonard James M Hail and others The concert by the Germania orchestra closed the evening The couple will reside in Lexington and will take a wedding tour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beston
Robert Parker Clapp
Civil Service Record
Mary Lizzie
Charles H.saunders
Cambridge
Northavenue
Ife
B. O. Hough
D. Garnett
A. Allen
Dustin A.ton
George Jacobs
W. W. Dallinger
W.H. Bradbury
Jixber Fox
Joan N. Hammond
J. M. W. tHlays
Charles KR. Saunders
Frederic W. Leonard
Philadelphia
James M. Hail
Havechill
Wiliam B. de Lascosas
Malden
Ermantia Orchestra
Lesington
Multiple Tragic Incidents Reported Across Cities
Reports from several towns describe infant death from diphtheria in North Centreville and a Providence man dying of heart disease aboard a horse car. Other notices include a $75,000 shortage at J F Bradley of Pullman Palace Car Co, a Rudolph Lange clothing fire death, a child crushed by a wagon, a drowning on Brad ley bridge, eight new hires at Dartmouth Vitrurian Society, and embezzlement charges against Andrew Monteith in Haverhill. Bodies found of Patrick Sweeney and Paul Kepler in Connecticut in apparent drownings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan, Jr
John J. Sull
North Centreville
RK. F
J. F. Bradley
Pullman Palace Car Company
Samuel J. Ladd
Providence
R.L. Gropped
Rudolph Lange
Atton
Mre
James Hickey
Bradley
Chandler Scientific Deparment
Dartmouth College
White River Junction
Patrick Sweeney
Paul Kepler
Conn
Andrew N. Monteith
Union Pacific Tea Company
Haverhill
West Haven
Con
Jemas Allen
Thoma
Lectures on Christian Science at Choate Parlors
Mrs. Clara E. Choate opens a four lecture course in her parlor at No 3 Wellington Street second door from Columbus Avenue Thursday November 4 at 745 PM After a summer in the Berkshire hills Lake George and the White Mountains she returns with enhanced ability for her work Her new lecture Scientific Possibilities of Mind Healing was given at the Woman's Literary Club of Woburn and at Somerville and is in press for publication very soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alend Heatine
Clara E. Choate
Wellington Street
Columbus Avenue
Berkshire Hills
Lake George
White Mountains
Woman's Literary Club
Woburn
Eberly Ball
Somerville
Break-In Arrest After Shoe Store Burglary Scene
Early yesterday Patreynean Ryan of Division 4 arrested a man on Eliot Street carrying a pair of shoes. Blood on his hand and a broken window at McLean & Co. linked him to a burglary. fourteen shoes missing. The prisoner, identified as Joan J. Y Hiearn care, faces charges of breaking and entering and larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patreynean Ryan
Division 4
Eliot Street
McLean & Co
Joan J.Y Hiearn
Larceny Suspect John Clark Collapses On Route To Station
Joseph B Clark aged 26 of Wan cock street was arrested by inspector Pinkerton for stealing a gossamer coat. While en route to headquarters he attempted to swallow opium and was rendered unconscious before hospital treatment at Massachusetts General. He will be turned over to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies Burgess
Beach Street
Draper
Joseph Gladback
Peace Division 14
Society of Arts
Institute of Technology
Charles D. Jamison
Joseph B. Clark
Wancock Street
Pinkerton
Clark
Massachusetts Generi Hospital
Cambridge School Pupil Describes Age In Odd Way
A young girl asks a teacher about her age at Cambridge School yet claims she is seven minus her horse ears, or five, a quirky moment highlighting a child’s playful math. The passage shifts to advertising for Bourdon rye whiskey aged to a smooth wholesome state, bottled by C H Graves & Sons Boston, with guarantees of purity from grocers and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
C. H.graves & Sons
Boston
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Dacey
O'Neil
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Ducer
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Madden
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Ward 8
Te. Carrell
Alterman Carrell
James A. Murphy
Fennessey
W. W. Doherty
Lansing
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Doherty
Ireland
Eventile
Brackets
Monument Hall
Charles Field
Edwin L. Pillsbury
AeGere
Damocratia
Lee
Nassachusetts
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Treasury
New York Sun
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Grover Cleveland
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B. . Hathaway
Chauman
Por M. B. Slocumn
Secrehiry
Republican Rally
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Colonel French
George G. Loring
Fitz J. Babsen
Nelson, J
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Knowlton, J
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Edward Thompson
Ety
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Huntington Avenue
Ri. Morse, Jr
J. B. Carret
Bailey
Joseph W. Lyon
Jacob Elsas
Runt
J. H. Burke
L. D. Fah
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Dennett
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Superior Court
Middlesex County Cc
Clodgiit, J
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Paris
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