Renewal of Cork political riot as McCarthyites clash with Parnellites
In Cork rioters armed with sticks clash in the suburbs during a meeting attempt by William OBrien and William Redmond. Police intervene after heavy fighting leaves multiple bruised and bloodied combatants, with leaders Jack OConnor and Redmond among the injured. OBrien vows to return tomorrow as the Parnellites rally in defiance.
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Corx
William O’brien
Cork
O’brien
Mckenna
God Save Ireland
William Redmond
Parnellites
Jack O’connor
NaVarre
O’connor
Parnelites
Republican trick fuels false registration scare in Boston Ward 16
Reported by William Power Wilson the Republican Ward Committee governors allege false registration cases were staged to deter voting. A City Board of Registrars investigated 107 cases amid secrecy while some cases were quickly dismissed as unfounded. Police Inspector intimidation and summons delays cited as tactics to suppress Democratic voters. Mayor Matthews responded by forwarding the Funke arrest history for review.
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Board of Registrars
William Power Wilson
Republican Ward
Post
Republican Committee
Weymouth
West End
Ceenee
Funke
Matthews
City of
Boston
City Hall
Wiliam Power Wilson
Republican City Committee
Henry M. Funke
Law Department
Matthews, JR
Wilson
Nathan Natthews, Jr
Eugene F. Lawlor
William Powerr Wilson
Hancock School Girls Hold Fifth Annual Reunion
The Hancock School Association held its fifth annual reunion at the American House with nearly 150 members in attendance. Officers were elected including President Mrs Maria Pulsifer Dean and vice presidents from various classes. a lengthy toast program featured Mrs Mary R Livermore who recalled historic Boston ground and the citys schools.
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Hancock School Association
American House
Maria Pulsifer Dean
Anna Currier Hickman
Jennie B. Buck
Helen M. Hutchings
Margaret D. Field
Jennie Leys
Eleanor Breasha Whitney
Cornelia Dodd
Sarah E. Ward
Sarah Porter Leeds
Minnie Pitman
Margaret A. Nichols
Mary Sargent Hutchinson
Esther Wilder
Mary Rice Livermore
Susan Hoyt Hood
Angelina Brigham
Annie C. Ellis
Catherine Y. Symonds
Association
Dean
John Hancock
Mary R. Livermore
Hancock School
North End
Livermore
Messrs
R. C. Bickford
L. H. Datton
Claus Knowles
Woman’s Relief Corps of
Nserts
J. B. Buck
Annual Meeting of the National Unitarian Sunday School Society
The annual meeting was held here today with Rev Edward A Horton of Boston elected president. Rev H G Spaulding of Newton chosen secretary. Mrs Kate Garnett Wells of Boston among the newly elected directors.
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Unitarian Sunday Schol Society
Edward A. Horton
Goston
H. G. Spaulding
Newton
Kate Garnett Wells
Boston
Sunol and Monbar Tie Two Year Old Record in Iowa
Independence Iowa October 29 Ralph Wilkes tied Sunol and Monbar's record for two year olds by winning a mile race with a fast time. The event drew local interest as Wilkes challenged the standing mark posted by the rivals in similar juvenile events.
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Sunol and
Monhbar
Ralph Wilkes
Independence
Iowa
Ten Questions to Massachusetts Senators on tariffs and taxes
Young voters send ten pointed questions to Bowes Hoar Russell Dawes Allen Candler North Whitman Clarke Walker Cogswell Fox and others. They query tariff impacts on Canada wool Australia tin, free exchange versus war, who gains or loses, McKinley act burdens, royalities to capitalists, and sugar bounty measures, urging direct replies vs. opposing guidance.
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Massachusetts
Bowes ¥. Hoar
W. E. Russell
HH. L. Dawes
Charles H Allen
John W. Candler
D. N.north
Wool and Woollen Association
William Whitman
Clarke
Home Market Club
Joseph H. Walker
Cogswell
James A. Fox
Canada
Australia
Wales
United States Supreme Court
Louisiana
South
Boston
Bristol County
Pennsylvania
Sullivan to Fight Slavin After Alameda Arrival
The Alameda brought John L. Sullivan and Joe Choynski from Australia. Sullivan agreed to Paddy Slavin’s challenge and wired managers to post the forfeit. He says this will be his last fight and aims to box soon after next summer. The Pacific Athletic Club offers a $5000 purse for Choynski versus Jim Corbett, both players having accepted.
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San Francisco
Alameda
Australia
John L. Sullivan
John
Joe Choynski
Pugilist
Captain Morse
Sullivan
Paddy Slavin
Slavin
Pacific Athletic Club
Jim Corbett
Alexander Huppe Sentenced to Seventeen Years in Prison
New York dated October 29 reports electrician Alexander Huppe convicted of manslaughter for shooting his landlord Frank Kretchmer at the latter's home on May 31. He was sentenced today to State Prison for seventeen years.
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New York
Alexander Huppe
Frank Kretchmer
A Track of His Own to Be Built at Winslow
A Waterville special to the Kennebec Journal reports C. H. Nelson will construct an egg shaped trotting track in Winslow immediately. The project aims to create a new horse racing facility in the town, reflecting local interest in harness sports. Remembered dates include October 29 and locations Waterville Augusta and Winslow in Maine.
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Nelson
Winslow
Aucusta
Waterville
Kennebec
Atlas Accident Insurance Ad In Fria Washington
An insurance advertisement from Atlas Accident Insurance Company outlines policies for commercial and professional men aged 18 to 60 in the United States or Canada. Premiums range from 5 to 15 dollars annually with quarterly payments, offering death, total disability, and weekly indemnity benefits up to 5000 dollars in certain classes, plus bodily injury coverage.
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Atlas Accident Insurance Company
United States
Canada
Dealers in Votes Lose Confidence Over Liquor Deal
The Dealers in Votes grow quiet as New York detectives exposed a deal between Police Commission factions and liquor interests backing Candidate Allen. The exposure hampers Republican influence, while the public mood shifts against coercion and a no license majority looms against Governor Russell.
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Police Commission
Allen
Corps of New York
Democratic State Committee
Republican State Committee
Russell
Somerville Democrats Hear Democratic Speakers in Hall
An enthusiastic Somerville crowd gathered at Odd Fellows Hall to hear William L. Wilson of West Virginia and James R. Breed of Burlington Massachusetts. John G. Nichols chaired the meeting as Breed spoke urging public schools and Democratic soundness on silver and the McKinley bill. Breed defended Democrats against Republican claims while Wilson praised Massachusetts reforms and warned the bill would harm southern and western workers.
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Odd Fellows
Somerville
William L. Wilson
West Virginia
James R. Breed
Burlington
Mass
John G. Nichols
James Russell Breed
Breed
Wilson
Massachusetts
Old Bay
South
British Americans rally at Faneuil Hall over school issue
A large crowd of Rhode Island British-Americans at Faneuil Hall denounced Roman Catholic influence in public schooling. Speakers including James H. Stark and State Secretary Willets urged unity for Allen of Lowell, framing the issue as defense of unsectarian schools against Rome and the Democratic Party.
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Faneuil Hall
Rhode Island
James H. Stark
Russell
Allen
Republic
Hen
McNair
America
New England
New
Boston
Bridget Flannigan
Margaret Flynn
Sarah O'Kelly
Kate O’brien
Rome
Willets
Cardinal Gibbons
Christian Schoors
Democratic Party
Children of
Liberty
Norwood
Republican Party
Colonel Allen
Parson
England
Germany
Italy
Spain
Ireland
France
A. M. Smith
Maine
David Donovan
Cambridge
Lowell
Massachusetts Tariff Debate Spars with Glass and Iron
Cambridge crowds hear Governor Russell and General Collins condemn tariff taxes on coal and raw materials, arguing they hurt Massachusetts industries including glass and iron. Speakers cite Pittsburgh profits, call for free coal, defend public schools, and praise Democratic ideals over Republican policy.
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Allen
Governor Russell
Russell
New England Glass Company
Cambridge
Ware
Fle
Iron and Steel
Massachusetts
Boston Herald
Pittsburg
Atent
New England
Pennsylvania
Jewish Wedding in Chelsea Endures Under Canopy Ceremony
A rare Hebrew wedding occurred last night in Eagle Hall Chelsea with Abram Shalet and Miss Rebecca Wienrong the couple. Rabbi Morris Kerlin officiated as a canopy ceremony and wine glass ritual concluded with the groom crushing the glass. A collation followed and dancing continued into the early morning.
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Eagle Hall
Abram Shalet
Rebecca Wienrong
Chelsea
Morris Kerlin
Berlin
Entertainment by Buckingham Encampment 65 I O O F
A large audience attended an evening entertainment at Odd Fellows Hall by Buckingham Encampment 65 I O O F. The program featured Hatton Quartette vocal selections with Marguerite Leone bury Nettie Foskett John Pritchard and Edward Ainsworth and a Tremont School of Acting farce Icon Parle rancais by Thomas J Williams. Emma Weale played maid Anna Maria and received good notices as did Frederick Sayer as Mr Spriggins and David E Don as Major Regulus Rattan.
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Buckingham
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hatton Quartette
Marguerite Leonebury
Nettie Foskett
John Pritchard
Edward Ainsworth
Tremont School of Acting
Thomas J. Williams
Anna Maria
Emma. Weale
Frederick Sayer
Spriggins
David E. Don
Regulus Rattan
Burglars Kill student in Orrumna Office
Dr Stolinski found L A Stevens deceased from asphyxiation in his Orrumna office. Attempts at resuscitation failed. Investigation reveals a burglary with a diamond pin stolen.
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Orrumna, Is
Marriages in Cambridge Allston and Somerville Fire
In Cambridge on Oct 29 the Rev Charles G Ames joined Francis Jackson Garrison and Theresa Curtis Holmes with no cards. In Allston on 28 inst Howland 5 Chandler wed Miss Mable A English. In Somerville on Ort 27 Rev George W Durell united Harry Holt and Ida May Belding.
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Garrison—Holmes
Cambridge
Charles G. Ames
Francis Jackson Garrison
Theresa Curtis Holmes
Chandler
English
Allston
C. Bd. Turner
Howland
Mable A. English
Holt—Belding
Somerville
George W. Durell
Harry Holt
Ida May Belding
Obituary notices list for Mabell G Dona hoe to Edward Rich
Obituary notices record Mabell G daughter of General M T and Elizabeth A Dona hoe aged 25 Abigail widow of Samuel Kimball aged 84 Charlotte Monroe aged 66 Mary widow of John Vaughn aged 55 Charles A Fuller aged 28 1 months Amanda W daughter of Benjamin and Maria A Peirce Weston 28th inst and Edward KR Rich of South Boston aged 81 Duxbury 28th inst
Cutter's Sentence Postponed in Conspiracy Case
James FE Cutter, principal in the sensational conspiracy to murder case, was summoned before Judge Bond to receive sentence but the judge reserved decision for two weeks.
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Cutter
James FE. Cutter
Bond
The Overtaxed People Rally In Great Barrington
In Great Barrington on October 20 a large Democratic rally drew a major crowd. Speaker Thomas Shearman of New York urged tariff reform, arguing that the poor bear the burden of taxation on daily necessities and pressed for change.
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Great Barrington
Thomas Shearman
New York
Bargains in Gretchen cloaks advertised by Jordan Marsh
Jordan, Marsh & Co. announces a large stock of Gretchen cloaks at prices greatly reduced from original retail. The items are offered in the misses department and urged to be inspected by shoppers seeking savings.
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Jordan, Marsh & Co
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