Democratic Rally in Charlestown Endorses Russell Everett Corcoran
A large Charlestown crowd packed Monument Hall for a Democratic rally in support of William E Russell John W Corcoran and Dr William Everett. Speakers attacked the McKinley tariff arguing it burdened masses and favored Pennsylvania with net tariff increases of about 11.9 million while Massachusetts industries faced hardship.
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Charlestown
Monument Hall
Willian BE. Russell
John Corcoran
William Everett
Mr. Russell
Dr. Everett
City Square
Hancock Square
B. i. Stacey
Everett
Russell
Congress
Republican Party
Bigelow Carpet Company
Philadelphia
Journal
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Lawrence
New Engand
Lodge
Maiden
Commonwealth
Lodse
Senator Bear
Collision on Single Track Near Blue Hill and Seaver
Two electric cars collided on a single track near Blue Hill avenue and Seaver street at seven yesterday morning amid repairs. A Boston sewer department car led by brakeman Patrick Foley and conductor L. Parker collided with a Franklin Park bound car. rain slick rails caused the up-car to slide into the other. The up-car had few passengers and no injuries. The other car’s driver and conductor were slightly hurt, with one passenger injured.
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Blue Hill Avenue
Seaver Street
Boston
City Sewer Department
Patrick Foley
8. L. Parker
Franklin Park
Pecenyy
J. Robinson
M. J. Connors
Uncle and Nephew Clash Over Senate Row
A Boston letter to the editor rebukes Senator Hoar for discrediting his nephew Sherman Hoar in a district dispute. The writer contrasts the plump peacemaker with the young man’s independent stance, invoking Samuel Hoar’s legacy and questioning party allegiance.
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Hoar
Samuel Hoar
Boston
Free Soilor
Senator Hoar
Sherman Hoar
Ignorance and intrigue at Somerville Democratic rally
In Ward 3 Somerville the Democratic club heard Mr. Hoar critique his opponent Captain Fox over tariff policy and hides. The speech condemned Republican misrepresentation, praised tariff reform, and urged Massachusetts voters to support candidates who back lower taxation, democracy, and honest elections.
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Lodge
Massachusetts
Sam Reed
Mr. Russell
Dr. Everett
Cambridge
William N. Osgood
John Reede
Mr. Corcoran
Corcoran
William E. Russell
John W. Corcoran
William Everett
Union Hall
Russell
Herve
Penotene
Democratic Party
Fifth
Sherman Hoar
Charlestown
Cabot Lodge
Malden
Congress
Arlington
Fox
Boston Journal
Somerville
Captain Fox
Hoar
Hides
Silas Werg
Republibase
Republican
Silas Wegg
London
Augustus Russ
Republican Party
National Repute
Alassachusetts
Indorse
Committee of Ways and Means
N. P. Banks
Pennsylvania
Blaine
Municipal Reform League of Cambridge
Fifth District
O'Neil After Fell Pierce Rally For Congressman Drew
Five hundred Democrats rallied at the Waltham street school house to back John F Andrew for Congress. John W O Mealey presided and noted record voting lists. Congressman Joseph H O Neil of the fourth district addressed the meeting and spoke on Washington summers.
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O’neil
Fe.ll. Pierce
Waltham Street
John F. Andrew
Congress
John W. O’mealey
Joseph H. O’neil
Washington
Andrew
Long committee remarks on Democratic nominees for Congress
Ex Governor Long's supporter Henry Lee argues in Pierce Hall that a three member committee including General Walker and Phillips Brooks would not choose Democratic nominees for Congress from a business view. Lee praises the current candidates as capable despite some inexperience and warns against caucus dictation. Dated Brookline Oct 29 1890.
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Sons of
Massachusetts
Henry Lee
Brookline
Cogswell Praises Andrew Tariff Speech and Silver Vote
General Cogswell of Salem comments on Congressman Andrew noting the tariff stance not shared by him but praising the speech from a Democratic angle. He commends Massachusetts Democrats who crossed party lines on silver and expresses preference for a solid Republican delegation, while not excluding capable Democratic members. Congressman Rockwell adds that John Andrew and Joe O’Neil are rare men.
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O'Neil
Boston
Andrew Long
Congress
Andrew
Dudley Street Opera House
Pierce
Dingley
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Hinckley Locomotive Works
McKinsey Bill
Ward 17
South Boston
Langston
John F. Andrew
Reed
Mr. O'Neil
Edward J. Flynn
Old Bay
Felix Rackerman
Mr. Pierce
Russell
O’neil
Cogswell
Salem
House of Representatives
Rockwell
Post
John Andrew
Joe O'Neil
LawreneNch poll tax cases filed in Police Court
Judge Andrew C. Stone issued warrants summoning three citizens on illegal registration charges and ordering City Clerk William T. Kimball and City Treasurer Edward P. Poor to appear with registration records. Complaints by Charles M. Bell claim nearly 300 voters tied to Democratic sympathy had their poll taxes paid by others.
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Lawrence
Lawwrench
Andrew C. Stone
William T. Kimball
Edward P. Poor
Charles M. Bell
Republican City Committee
Democratic Party
Cambridge rally crowd sizes questioned in Lyceum Hall notes
A Cambridge report contests a Herald claim that 200 attended a Republican rally at Lyceum Hall on Tuesday. It notes about forty to start and up to seventy five by latecomers, with a 500 capacity hall and Ward 1 anticipated to deliver a large Russell Hearst majority.
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Cambridge
Fox
Post
Lyceum Hall
Ralles
Russell
Herald
A Good Senator Towle Evident In Third Reading Post
The Herald praises Senator Towle reflecting on his faithful service in the Senate as chairman of the committee on bills in third reading. The editorial urges constituents to reelect him for a second term, noting he held a demanding upper chamber role and performed well.
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Herald
Towle
Norfolk
Senate
Registration in Watertown Sees 202 Added Voters
In Watertown on October 29 registration closed with 202 new names, bringing the total to 1,147 voters from 946 in 1889. About 140 of the new registrants plan to back the Democratic ticket.
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Watertown
Sprechau
Political Rally Speakers Set for Tremont Temple and Faneuil Hall
William E Russell and John W Corcoran will address a Tremont Temple rally. A Democratic rally is scheduled Monday noon at Faneuil Hall with Dr William Everett Sherman Hoar and George Fred Williams as speakers.
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William E. Russell
John W. Corcoran
Tremont Temple
Faneuil Hall
William Everett
Sherman Hoar
George Fred Willams
Foreign engineers visit Lynn from New York by special train
A group of British Iron and Steel Institute members touring the United States and Canada arrived in Lynn from New York at 10 this forenoon by special trains and boats. They inspected the Thomson Houston Electric Company factories before departing for Boston at 3 this afternoon.
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Lynn
British Iron and Steel Institute
United States
Canada
New York
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Boston
Prospective sugar costs trimmed by S.8 Pierce & Co
The notice says sugar prices are reduced with the lowest possible figures, as promised by S.8 Pierce & Co. Advertisements appear on the first page of today’s issue.
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S. 8. Pierce & Co
COL FRENCH AT BEVERLY IN RALLY ATTACKS ON MCCINLEY BILL
Democratic rally in Beverly endorses Colonel French amid sharp GOP criticism of the McKinley tariff and Lodge force bill. French laments Republican control since 1888, accuses leaders of subservience, and urges voters to oppose the tariff and its alleged manipulation by manufacturers and southern judges. Cross follows with further critique of the tariff's effects.
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French
William Stopford
Charles T. Davis
Democratic Party
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Barrett
Advertiser
Colonel French
Cogswell
House of Representatives
Sumner
Lincoln
Republican Party
Harrison
Quay
Boston
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Congress
Lodge
United States District Circuit
House
Juay
Senate
Senator Quay
Lodge and Hoar
Edmunds
United States
Grady
Boston Journal
Ireland
Mr. Lodge
Prince Edward Island
Custom House
Fee
Henry M. Cross
Acquittal in counterfeit half dollar case. pension fraud plea
United States Circuit Court reports J Thomas Williams acquitted of passing a counterfeit half dollar with intent to defraud. Michael Flynn pleaded guilty to withholding from a pension more than law permits and was fined $10. Remaining cases involved liquor offenses.
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United States Circuit Court
Nelson
J. Thomas Williams
Michael Flynn
Flint and others vs Rodocapachi executors appeal resumed
Supreme Judicial Court October 29 Hoymes J. case of Flint and others executors versus Rodocapachi and others resumed from disallowance of Phobus Fisk will. C F Kittredge for appellants Clementkh Fay and W D Turner for appellees.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Hoymes
Flint
Rodocapachi
Phobus Fisk
C. F. Kittredge
Clement Kh
Fay
W. D. Turner
Cambridge Superior Court First Session Case List
In Cambridge Superior Court sessions, cases of Low and others against thirty one insurers, plus Sherman Follansbee vs Greenwood Soule for 22150 with verdict 181?463 to plaintiff, Lizzie Robinson vs West End Street Railway for 1000 damages, Martin vs Richards for 5000, and related consolidated actions proceed. Fourth and Fifth sessions cover mechanic lien disputes and numerous civil and criminal listings as juries consider verdicts and continuances.
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Masown
C.J
Low
Cambridge
Thompson
Sherman Follansbee
Greenwood E. Soule
Providence
Fletcher Ranney
J.C. Ivy
Lizzie K. Robinson
West End Street Railway Company
J. L. Eldredge
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Julia E. Martin
Calvin A. Richards
Chester Place
Frederick C. Martin
Same
Chester H. Martin
Chester
J. H. Morrison
Charles H. Barnes
L R. Clark
Martin
Peters
City of Timke
Boston
Daniels
Ham
Boston & Me
Iond
Hammond
Ezra Mallock
Eden Ford
Jairus Hart
Ford
Greenwich Street
Hart
Linscott
Pettioner
LR. Clark
John Mouzar
Alfred H. Bolton
Albany Street
F. N. Nay
A. BE. Alger
Charles H. Isburgh
H. L. Baker
J. ©. Starkey
S. H. Tyng
Patrick Doyle
Admr
West End Railroad Company
William +. Doyle
William J
Northampton
Albany
John D. Long
Charles E. Hellier
G. I. Braman
Rights and Distress in Child Concealment Case
Plaintiff suffered sorrow and mental distress after alleged harboring of a child causing great expense to locate her. Verdict for defendant. Attorneys Corcoran for plaintiff and Hamilton for defendant. Case citations include Bos1 Stewart v Fern and Casey v City of Bos, among others.
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D. D. Corcoran
S. Ki. Hamilton
Municipal Court Docket First and Second Sessions
First Session Panmeter C J Second Session Adams J list of cases includes Jewell v Aver Lyle v Hobbs Conn River Lumber Co v French Seymour v Myrick Moxley v Lydsto Kochine v Callahan Parker v Barnard Crowninshield v Porter Foster v Swift Bugbee v Raynor Moulton v Durant Weil v Weeks.
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C.J
Adams, J
Jewell v
Aver
Lyle v. Hobbs
Conn
River Lumber Co
Parker
Barnard
Crowninshield
Porter
Foster
Swift
Bugbee
Raynor
Moulton
Durant
Weil
Weeks
Notes on City and Upcoming Lectures and Events
The city notes indicate unsettled finances of Potter Lovell Company with unpaid notes and unclear condition. A Bible literary study lecture by Professor Richard G. Moulton of Christ's College Cambridge was given at Jacob Sleeper Hall, urging Hebrew literature be studied beside classical works. Dartmouth Lunch Club to meet at Tremont House to discuss permanence, and Sidney Woollett postpones recitals to Nov 13 at the Boston Museum. John Dillon and William O'Brien arrive Friday for first public appearance at Boston Theatre on Nov 9 with tickets on sale next week. Hon. P A Collins to preside.
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Haskell
Potter Lovell Company
Boston University
School of Theology
Jacob Sleeper Hall
Richard G. Moulton
Christ’s College
Cambridge
England
Greece
Rome
Dartmouth
Tremont House
Sidney Woollett
Boston Museum
John Dillon
William O’brien
Boston
P. A. Collins
Boston Daily Advertiser to Wind Up Affairs
In the Supreme Court Judge Holmes received a petition for dissolution of the Boston Daily Advertiser corporation. It states the firm has ceased business, sold its property and goodwill, and voted to wind up. Signatories include Ames, Lodge, Shattuck, Endicott, Forbes, Thorndike, and others. Further information was sought on certain points and the case was continued for counsel to obtain facts.
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Supreme Court
Holmes
Boston Daily Advertiser Corporation
Frederick L. Ames
Henry Cabot Lodge
George O. Shattuck
William Endicott, Jr
Ordination and Installation of Rev Joel D Metcalf
The Rev. Joel D Metcalf of Meadville was ordained and installed as pastor of the Second Unitarian Society of West Somerville. Exercises included a sermon by Rev E A Horton of Boston a charging sermon by Rev Co Ames of Boston an exhortation by Rev H H Barber of Meadville and right hand of fellowship by A M Lord of Providence with a charge to the people by Rev BR Bulkeley of Concord.
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Joel D. Metcalf
Meadville
Penn
Second Unitarian Society
West Somerville
E. A. Horton
Boston
Co. Ames
H. H. Barber
Guy, A.M. Lord
Providence
R. I
BR. Bulkeley
Concord
Pauline Hall to Sing at Music Hall Popular Concert
Miss Pauline Hall, the favorite operatic soprano, will sing in her only concert this season at the next Sunday's Music Hall Popular Concert. The Imperial Quartette of mandolin and guitar, Baldwin's famous Cadet Band, and several other attractions will participate.
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Pauline Hall
Music Hall
Imperial Quartette
Baldwin
Cadet
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