DINGLEY EAST BOSON A NEW REASON FOR THE DECAY OF SHIPPING
A Republican rally in Lyceum Hall East Boston drew a slim turnout. Representative Dingley of Maine defended the McKinley tariff while Senator Champlin of Chelsea praised Governor Russell. Dingley linked national issues to Massachusetts votes, arguing protection curbs imports and boosts U S industry. Judge Savage of Auburn echoed tariff themes.
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Lyceum Hall
Boston
A. B. Fisher
United States
Dingley
Maine
Arthur B. Champlin
Chelsea
Russell
Allen
Commonwealth
Champlin
My. Mills
Texas
McMillin
Tennessee
Wilson
West Virginia
Mills
Ada
Judge Savage
A. R. Savage
Auburn
Modjeska Stages The Tragic Mask at Globe Theatre
Mme Modjeska premieres a new play The Tragic Mask by K C Reynolds at the Globe Theatre next Monday. Set in Vienna the drama follows a American woman turned Russian agent whose past lover is drawn back as intrigue and danger unfold. The production runs five weeks with a strong cast including Thalberg, except Saturday when Macbeth is shown.
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Globe Theatre
Mme. Modjeska
Tragic Mask
New York
K. C. Reynolds
Vienna
Ray of Gladness Christmas Stocking Aims to Aid Waifs
A Post Christmas stocking drive praised by James L. Gordon of the YMCA and others at Clark Street Mission. Local leaders say the effort offers hope to poor children and may inspire up to 5000 YMCA members, with praise for its reach into desolate city streets and calls for clothes and support for both children and the elderly.
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James L. Gordon
Young Men’s Christian Association
Baldwin
Young Men’s Christian Union
A. S. Stafford
Tabernacle Young Men’s Institute
Santa Claus
A. Arnold
Clark Street Mission
Mr. Arnold
The Wrong Despatch at Election Night Theatre
A city theatre nightly reads election returns. On last election night at Tremont manager Schoeffel, then Nat Childs, and finally Seymour handle telegrams. A final despatch arrives just as Seymour is about to read. Nat reads it aloud privately: Don’t think the play any good Try again.
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Tremont
Manager Schoeffel
Seymour
Schoeffel
Nat. Childs
Nat
Mr. Seymour
N. C
Willie
Milton Republican Rally Draws Large Milton Crowd
The Town Hall in Milton hosted a well attended Republican rally with Cadet Band music during intermissions. Speakers included Hon. F T Greenhalge and U S Marshal W W Doherty, presided by J Walter Bradley. Doherty stressed GOP accountability and criticized Democratic opposition while Greenhalge contrasted party records and positions on free trade and silver coinage.
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Milton
F. T. Greenhalge
United States
Marshall W. W. Doherty
J. Walter Bradley
Doherty
Russell
F.T. Greenhalge
Democratic Party
Mills
Georgia
Tennessee
Death in Milton linked to Rooneys and liquor
Deputy J Walter Bradley responded to a request to remove James Hickey Sr from the Rooney house near Milton Town Hall. Hickey Sr died after an apparent asthma and liquor episode. John Lim Mrs Rooney Tim Rooney and William Kelly were detained briefly as the post mortem ruled no violence. The scene drew local concern over the house’s notorious reputation.
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J. Walter Bradley
Milton
James Hickey, Jr
John Rooney
Milton Town Hall
Tim
Bradley
Hickey
Rooney Homestead
John
Lim
Pearce
Small’s retirement application filed by city mayor
Superintendent Cyrus Small’s retirement petition was signed by Mayor Matthews after a waiting period for possible charges. The Police Commission will not act immediately, keeping the retirement date indefinite. Possible successors, including Deputy Burrell or Chief Inspector Eldridge, are hotly discussed as promotions reshape the force. Small plans to retire quietly and not engage in business once his successor is named.
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Cyrus Small
Matthews
Small
Police Commission
Osborne
Burrell
Eldridge
Shuman's Corner Gains Notice of Expansion
A. Shuman & Co proud to display a large extension at the Washington and Summer streets corner. Merchants in leading cities congratulate the firm as a Boston admirer pays tribute in verse praising enterprise, pride, and trade ambition. H. O'M.
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Journal
Washington
Summer Streets
A. Shuman & Co
Shuman
Boston
A. Shuman
H. O’m
Hotel Clarendon sold at auction on Tremont street
The Hotel Clarendon on Tremont street was sold at auction yesterday. The Gardner brothers, Messrs. George A. John L. and George P., owned the property valued at 99000 dollars. James Stephenson purchased it for 101000 dollars. Land valued at 37000 dollars and the building at 62000 dollars with 112 feet frontage.
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Clarendon
Tremont Street
George A
John L
George P. Gardner
James Stephenson
Stole Law and Sold It Arrest Tells of Harvard Library Theft
William Stone was arrested late Wednesday on a charge of stealing Harvard Law Library books valued at 300 dollars. Inspector Knox found Stone had sold some of the books at second hand stores.
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Law
William Stone
Harvard Law Library
Knox
Stone
The People's Party Power Saga in Massachusetts
In the next Voice of Massachusetts items critique the People's Party in Massachusetts outlining a national and state committee run by a few, a provisional state committee, and a plotted platform. It questions legitimacy and dominance, suggesting a limited monarchy and condemning candidate Winn for his 1877 8 9 record against woman suffrage and electoral reforms.
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The
Voice of Massachusetts
People’s Party
Massachusetts
State Committee of the People’s Party
People’s Party of
National Committee
State Committee
Winn
Senate
Commonwealth Clothing House Election Push Ad
The piece urges voters to go to the polls next Tuesday morning and fulfill their duty as American citizens. It offers a nudge about looking presentable and mentions purchasing clothes such as suits and hats at the Commonwealth Clothing House on Washington and Kneeland streets.
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Commonwealth
Commonwealth Clothing House
Washington and
Kneeland Streets
Rightful Claimant in Dining Room Furniture Demand
The dining room needs are paramount, with dining chair and table occupying about three hours in a day. Parn's Furniture Company at 48 Canal Street specializes in this class of furniture and has expanded exhibition rooms to meet increasing demand.
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Parn’s Furniture Company
Canal Street
Annual meeting of Free Hospital for Women approves new departments
The Free Hospital for Women board met at the Brunswick and elected officers for the coming year. A new Electro-Therapeutics unit for diseases of women was established, with clinics twice weekly led by Dr N L Burrage. Morning clinics start Wednesdays and Saturdays at 9 a.m. A $5000 endowment from Mrs William S Gardener funds a William Sewall Gardener bed. Officers: George Dexter president Alfred Roman treasurer Nathaniel W Walker secretary and trustees Henry M Daniel William H Baker Grant Walker Edwin H Sampson and Joseph W Woods.
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the Free Hospital For Women
Brunswick
N. L. Burrage
William 5
William Sewall
George Dexter
Alfred Roman
Nathaniel W. Walker
Henry M. Daniel
William H. Baker
Grant Walker
Edwin H Sampson
Joseph W. Woods
Harvard Professor Faces Libel Dispute Over Book Review
Harvard Professor Royce is accused of libel by Dr Francis Ellingwood Abbot of Cambridge in a forty eight page pamphlet. Abbot contends the review in the International Journal of Ethics misrepresented a book and seeks disciplinary action from Harvard authorities. Royce denies the libel claim and Abbot says he may pursue litigation or seek internal discipline first.
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International Journal of Ethics
Royce
Harvard University
Francis Ellingwood Abbot
Cambridge
Harvard
Abbot
Club House Dedicated by Paul Revere Association
The Crescent Beach Paul Revere Association opened a new club house last night. A large, merry gathering from town and Boston enjoyed music, readings, and a substantial collation before dancing and a return trip to Boston. The handsome 45 by 30 foot building features wide three sided piazzas and convenient, well furnished interiors.
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Paul Revere Association
Crescent Beach
Boston
Hotel Strathmore
Concerts and meeting at West End tonight in Boston
Mr Arthur Whiting will give a pianoforte concert at the Perkins Institute South Boston this evening with Mr E J Parker singing. A meeting of conductors and drivers of the West End Street Railroad Company is scheduled at People's Hall Tremont Street at 9 tonight. A musical and literary entertainment was held in Wells Memorial Hall last night for Miss Maude A Emerson with a large audience praising the performance.
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Arthur Whiting
Perkins Institute
South Boston
E. J. Parker
West End Street Railroad Company
People’s Hall
Tremont Street
Wells Memorial Hall
Maude A. Emerson
Architects debate at annual institute meeting in new public library
Papers read include Comparative Architecture by Professor Barr Ferre of the University of Pennsylvania and Antecedents of Gothic Architecture by Professor C H Moore of Harvard. The Cleveland Chapter discussed Architectural Education while the Boston Society hosted visitors at the Thornike last evening.
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American Institute of Architects
New Public Library
Barr Ferre
University of Pennsylvania
C. H. Moore
Harvard
Cleveland
Boston Society of Archivors
Thornike
Predict Russell's Re Election Rallies in Saugus Nights
A large Democratic rally in Saugus with ex-Senator Frank W. Jones and J. H. Slade as lead speakers urged voters to reelect Governor Russell by a large margin. The event showcased strong grassroots support and optimism for the Democratic ticket.
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Russell
Saucus
Saugus
Frank W. Jones
J. H. Slade
Joy B Clarke Dies A Prominent New Hampshire Figure
John Badger Clarke of Manchester aged 71 dies of rheumatic heart disease. Dartmouth graduate, editor and proprietor of Daily Mirror, noted horseman and public benefactor who funded eloction prizes and improved public speaking in Manchester schools. Survived by wife and two sons Colonel Arthur E and William C. Parker obituary of railroad man William M Parker aged 70.
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Manchester
N. H
John Badger Clarke
Atkinson
Greenleaf
Julia Clarke
Dartmouth
Daily Mirror
College of Agriculture
Merrimack River Savings Bank
Amoskeag Veterans
Manchester High School
Dartmouth College
Manchester High and Grammar School
Clarke
Great Britain
France
Germany
Captain McGowan
Mambrino Wilkes
New Hampshire
New England Association of
Trotting Horse Breeders
Arthur E
Tuttle
William C
William M. Parker
New England
Hudson River
Boston
Hartford & Erie
New York & New England
Passumpsic
Boston & Lowell
Connaughton Valley
Ohio
Herman F. Shaw
Harry E
Winthrop
George T
Unfounded Attack on Democratic Ticket in Albany
George Blair, ex State Commissioner and labor ally, says attacks on Rosendale aim to harm the Democratic State ticket. He notes Republicans oppose labor protections Rochester prosecutions and claim labor laws were enacted by Democrats with Democratic Governor backing. Blair urges labor members to back the Democratic slate as a rebuke to GOP labor stance.
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Albany
N. Y
George Blair
Rosendale
Blair
New York
Opie
Rochester
Democratic Party
Waltham Democrats Rally at James's Opera House
The Democratic rally in Waltham featured George Fred Williams and Hon. E. J. Donovan as speakers. Pryor Fulton presided, Williams urged voting for the Democratic ticket and praised a future Democratic government, while Donovan followed with cheers from the audience.
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Lodge
Boston
Donovan
Secret meetings open of Methodist episcopal bishops
The semi annual gathering of Methodist Episcopal bishops opens in Cincinnati with nearly all bishops present except Thoburn in India Taylor in Africa and Vincent in Europe. Sessions are secret as they review reports administration plans and episcopal visitation for spring conferences.
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Cincinnati
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thoburn
India
Taylor
Africa
Vincent
Europe
Three Years For Letter Stealing In U S Court
Dennis F P Shea pleaded guilty to stealing letters and was sentenced to the state prison for three years. Civil cases to be tried Nov 17. Supreme Judicial Court case Fletcher v Bartlett resumed. In Suffolk Superior Court various tort, replevin, and civil actions listed with judges, parties, and outcomes in a dense docket of cases.
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United States Circuit Court
Aldrich, J
Dennis F. P. Shea
Supreme Judicial Court
Knowlton
George A. Fletcher
James W. Bartlett
J. W. Gould
City of
Boston
T.j.gargan
P. M. Keating
T. J. Proctor
Patrick Morley
Roston Towboat Company
Fort
Abbott’s Wharf
S&s. M
Nicholsgren
Clark
Wilkes
Whipple
Joy
Gregory
Cope
Hill
Tand
Bates
Greenfield
Quimby
Eaton
Adams
Walker
Sullivan
Hondtlerte
G. Condit
Mary E. Clark
L. M. Child
J. Lowell
Condit
A. F. Means
Patterson
G. L. Huntress
Johann Hoff Malt Extract touted as indigestion cure
An advertisement extols Johann Hoff's Malt Extract as a safeguard against indigestion caused by heavy meals and sedentary living. It claims the product increases stomach energy, aids digestion, and permits hearty eating, warning against counterfeits and noting Eisner & Mendelson Co as sole agents in New York.
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Jack
Johann
Johann Hoff
Nature
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Barclay Street
New York
Serious Wreck at Taopi Minn Two Men Killed and Several Injured
St Paul Minn Oct 29 A serious wreck occurred at Taopi 106 miles south of St Paul at the crossing of the Milwaukee and Kansas City lines. The Milwaukee freight and the Kansas City passenger trains collided at right angles, killing the freight engineer and a tramp passenger briefly mangled. Fireman Lynch was badly hurt and a tramp died shortly after. no injuries in the passenger coaches.
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St. Pau
Minn
Taopi
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Lynch
Thorsen
Passenge
Democrats Stir Leicester Rally With Speeches
In Leicester on October 29, Democrats filled the town hall for a major rally. Captain Henry M. Cross harshly attacked the Republican tariff stance while delivering a forceful address. Harvey N. Collison urged young men to vote for the party of progress.
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Leicester
Henry M. Cross
Harvey N. Collison
Cross
Collison
Party of Progress
Republicans as Friends of Labor Rally in Sandwich
The Republicans of Sandwich held an enthusiastic rally with speakers Representative F. W. Kittredge of Boston and D. H. Rice of Brookline. Kittredge highlighted state labor laws as Republican achievements and urged workingmen to vote for Allen.
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Friends OF Labor
Sandwich
F. W. Kittredge
Boston
D. H. Rice
Brookline
Mr. Kittredge
Allen
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Sell
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Modjeska
Post
Milton Republican Rally
U. S
Marshal Doherty
Greenhalge
James Hickey
Commission
Shuman’s
People's Party
the Hospital For Women
Architects IN Session
George W. Beardsley Piano Co
Boston Post
Kroeger
G.O. W. Beardsley Piano Company
Tremont Theatre
Loston
Joy B. Clarke
Sons OF the
Granite State
Horseman
Waltham Democrats
George Fred Williams
E. J. Donovan
Bishops of the
Superior Court
Suffolks
Biopcerr
Emma McCreary
Boston & Maine Railroad Co
Lynn
R. C. G. Fall
Chris Fernald
W. J. Badger
Edward B. Brown
Luther Davis
W. &. Kimball
C. Q. Tirrell
DeYoung
Glidden Vy
Snell
York
Coughlin
West D. E. Co
Metrop
Mfg. Co
Creamer
Same
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Smith
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Hasty
Sears
S.g—Lanahan
Porter
Diesa Ve Frou
Liers
N. E. Telegillo
Jel. Co
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Cliftorford
Tierney
Norcross
Eastman
Farwell
Lyle
McKeauge
Kyden
Norris
Saxton
Bishop
Elizabeth F. Hosmer
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
W. A. Gaston
F. E. Snow
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Ladd
Bos
Freming Ve
Bost, & Ton
Kulberg
Johanson
Well
Nete RK
Hoch
West End
Davies
Farmers & Drovers
Cannavan
Shirk
Fuchs
Hinckley
Iantley
Gritih
Shaw
Voore
Dunnar
E. A. McLaughlin
West End Street Railway Company
C. E. Hellier
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
W. B. Sprout
Goulav. N. Y
E.R. Yn
Young
Seteenneehmer
David
Middlesex
Aprien
Pratt Vy
Dateley
Mass
Ordway Et al
Reformatory
Framingham
A. A. Strout
A. Phillips
William B. Stevens
Hovee
Hines
Durrell
Houston
Yoole
Colcord
Cummings
Ad’x
DeLacy
Holvrook
West Ind
Kimball
Sane
Joyce
Fitchburg
Woodward
Rr, Co
Williams
O'Bren
Murphy
Reynolds
Com't
Tathe
Cramler
Cove
Page
Bls
Coxgan
Fogarty
Connor
Davis
Moore
Rovers
Whitney
Covell
Cooper
McCarthy
Humphreys
Euralgina
Norvaus
St. Vitus
Fiuernneys Anual
Rumpereue Amspienns Cor
William and John Sta
N.Y
N. A. Thompson Coal CO
J L CO A
Prca Advertising
Etruscan Art Company
Temple Place
Bostom
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