Off His Platform Russell Praises Cleveland in Framingham Rally
At a Democratic rally in the Opera House Framingham Oct 2 Dr J J McCann opened with Walter Adams presiding and John B Russell and Thomas J Gargan speaking Russell lauded Grover Cleveland Carlisle and Olney praising sound money and the Worcester platform while denouncing Republican evasions Gargan attacked Massachusetts law on profanity and the A P A urging defiance of bigotry and church state separation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
Opera House
J. J. McCann
Walter Adams
John B. Russell
Thomas J. Gargan
Russell
Massachusetts
Grover Cleveland
John G. Carlisle
Richard Olney
Treasury
Thomas B. Reed
McKinley
Harrison
Allison
Cleveland
Worcester
Greenhalge
Democratic Platform of
Greenharge
George Fred Williams
Dedham
Congress
Jesus Christ
Beecham's Pills for Constipation Used in 25 Percent Sale
Beecham's pills advertised for constipation with a claim of 25 percent benefit. Readers urged to obtain the book from their druggist and follow its guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
Christopher F OBrien resigns from Ward 6 Democratic committee
Boston resident Christopher F OBrien letter to Ward 6 Democrats resigns from the committee citing conflicts with an independent candidacy for the third Suffolk Senate district. He alleges officers acted without ward input in nominating M M Lomasney to fill a vacancy, while reaffirming Democratic principles and commitment to honest working voters if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Democratic
Ward 6
Wen
Suffolk
Ward
Lomasney
Cambridge
M. M. Lomasney
Democratic Party
Christopher F, O'Brien
Rallies in Roxbury and Dorchester for Senator Sullivan
Two large Democratic rallies in Ward 19 and Ward 22 urged election of Richard Sullivan to the Senate. Speakers included Thomas F. Strange and James A. McGeough who urged party unity and attacked Republican rivals. Sullivan contrasted actions of Governors Russell and Greenhalge, questioned local reform in Haverhill, and pressed for Democratic continuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sullivan
Suffolk
Cabot Street
Bath House
Roxbury
Smith Street
Ratlos
Thomas F. Strange
James A. McGeough
McGeough
Sullivan
Senate
Strange
Russell
Greenhalge
Lowell
Fall River
Haverhill
Board of Aldermen of
Vote on municipal suffrage challenged in campaign
Speaker questioned how a Senator would vote on the bill granting municipal suffrage. Mr. Hammond faced the query about being under the influence of the committee of 100 and the A P A. He outlined his record and urged support for Democracy leader George Fred Williams as meetings adjourned with cheers for Richard Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Garga
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Gargan
Cue Republic
Hammond
Senate
Committee of 100
Democracy
George Fred Williams
Richard Sullivan
Dennison rally assails Dallinger linking A P A to veteran bill vote
Democratic rally in Brattle Square ward room denounces Senatorial candidate Dallinger for ties to the American Protective Association and his House record while praising Joseph A. Dennison. Representative Hayes assails Dallinger, cites his A P A connection, and endorses Dennison’s campaign as Harvard debater Brown presides.
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Dallinger
Clerk McLaughlin
Joseph A. Dennison
Brattle Square
James FE. Hayes
Charlestown
Dennison
State House
Bell
State Committee
Cambridge
Harvard
Andrew J. Ready
Hill
Kiety
James Garret Brown
Rally of Brookline Democrats at Beaconsfield Casino
Democrats held a Brookline rally in the aristo cratic Casino at Beaconsfield terraces presided by William J. Bowditch. Charles Warren of Dedham, son of Collector Warren and a Senate candidate, urged support for Democratic principles. Prescott Hall, candidate for Representative to the General Court, warned against State interference with municipal rights and criticized opponent Utley. Herman L. Whipple delivered the closing remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Beaconsfield Terraces
William J. Bowditch
Charles Warren
Dedham
Collector Warren
Senate
Norfolk
Prescott F ‘Hall
Cou
Hall
Utley
Herman L. Whipple
Democrats of Cambridge Welcome Ex Governor Russell Rally
Cambridge Democrats rejoice at a rally at Odd Fellows Hall North Avenue featuring ex Governor Russell for Dennison the Democratic Senate candidate. Other speakers include Hon Thomas J Gargan Representative Farley of Lowell and Dennison. The city anticipates a large turnout as the governor helps campaign in his home town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrats of
Cambridge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
North Avenue
Russell
Cambridge Democracy
Dennison
Thomas J. Gargan
Farley
Lowell
Odd Fellows
O Brien Campaign Rallies in Suffolk District
O Brien rallies tonight for Christopher F OBrien Independent Democratic candidate for Senator in the third Suffolk district with meetings planned in Wards 6 7 and 8 and prominent speakers slated to address the gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher F. O’brien
Suffolk
Beauty Their Surroundings Melrose Club Opens Season
The Melrose Club held its season opening reception at the club rooms with about 300 guests. President Frank L. Washburn and wife, Vice President Arthur N. Brown and wife, and George W. White and sister welcomed attendees from Boston and beyond as Nile green and pink Soudan bunting decor transformed the hall. Mrs. Washburn wore white satin with pink spangles and chiffon. Mrs. Washburn’s companion wore white silk with Mermet roses. Dancing was directed by the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Melrose Club
Frank L. Washburn
Arthur N. Brown
George W. White
Boston
Displaced schooner reports two-masted vessel sighting near Nassau
The steamer An ita from Nassau on Oct 26 reported a vessel under jury rig sighting the schooner Golden City from Norfolk to New Bedford. The captain, aboard the Golden City, requested a report of his safety, noting another three masted schooner nearby with a missing mizzenmast. He fears the other vessel foundered after losing sight, two miles from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anita
Nassau
Golden City
New Bedford
Mass
Norfolk
Local man attempts suicide at home in Russell Street incident
Thomas Smith, a 2% year old resident of 49 North Russell Street, attempted death by self harm yesterday afternoon by cutting his throat with a razor. He only inflicted a slight gash and was treated by Dr. Thompson at Station 3 before being moved to the city prison for safekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Smith
North Russell Street
Thompson
England Watching Russia in Pacific Power Play
A dispatch from Vladivostok reported by Novoe Vremya says a British naval squadron has concentrated at Foo Chow. The paper asserts Britain seeks a pretext to declare war on China to counter Russia's success and restore British prestige in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Novoe Vryema
Vladivostock
Foo Chow
Great Britain
China
Russia
Pacific
Russian treaty denial from Russian embassy
London October 29. The Russian embassy says a telegram from Prince Lobanoff Rostovsky, the foreign minister, declares that reports of a secret treaty between Russia and China are unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince Lobanoff-Rostovsky
Russia
China
Irwin Signs with New York Club Manager Contract
Arthur Irwin signs a contract to manage a New York baseball club next season, securing his role with the team as it heads into the upcoming campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
NEW York
Arthur
Mrs Moy Fook and Queen of Chinatown Feud Ends in Self Destruction
A Boston Chinatown love triangle ends tragically as Anna Moy Fook shoots herself after a quarrel with Yee Moy the so called Queen of Chinatown. The Missing bride had fled to opium dens with Carroll the former husband as May Fook looms as possible next of kin to the tragedy. The case ties to George Carroll of Peterboro New Hampshire and May Fook of Chinatown Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Anna Carroll
Moy Fook
Oxford Lace
Kingdom
Oxford Place
John
Anna
Yee Moy
Chinatown
Anna Moy Fook
Mrs. Ee ‘Oy
Annie
May Fook
George Carroll
Anna May Fook
Peterboro
N. H
Boston
Joy Killed Him Shelburne Horse Accident
Soloman Fiske aged 80 died this afternoon after a wagon wreck on a mountain road. His daughter Hattie kept the reins as the colt ran wild and steered the wagon into an open field. He collapsed and died upon reaching her, the joyous relief from her safety cited as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburne
Solomon Fiske
Hattie
Fiske
Linden's Peeping Tom Stirs Fear in Malden
In Linden Malden on October 29 residents report a Peeping Tom roaming houses and schools. He allegedly hid near the girls dressing room and frightened several school girls and women with one pupil sent home after the scare. The man is described as about four years old and roughly dressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Linden
Woman Hurt After Restaurant Incident at Carver Street
Nellie Darling aged 28 of 8 Dwight Street South End was admitted to City Hospital after an artery in her right wrist was severed. She had bled heavily before arrival. She said she had trouble with a waiter on Carver Street and was either pushed or fell through a glass door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Darling
Dwight Street
South End
City Hospital
Carver Street
Cleveland Club Head Proposes NL Coaching Ban
President Robinson of the Cleveland Baseball Club announced plans to introduce a resolution at the National League meeting in New York next month to prohibit coaching during National League games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, C
Robinson
Cleveland Baseball Club
New York
Dartmouth Heads to Yale for Saturday Clash in New Haven
Dartmouth football team and substitutes depart Hanover for New Haven to meet Yale on Saturday afternoon following today’s travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
New Haven
Yale
Beverly Academy Defeats Peabody High 4-0 on Common
Beverly Massachusetts October 29 The Beverly Academy football team beat Peabody High School 4 to 0 in a rattling game played before a large crowd on the Common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Beverly Academy
Peabody High School
Snatch Thieves Target Two Women in South End
Miss Lizzie Saunders and Miss Jennie Proctor were attacked last evening in the South End. The robbers obtained $11.50 from Proctor and nothing from Saunders as she cried for help. The thieves, described as young men, fled when frightened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Saunders
Jennie Proctor
South End
Catch Him Warrants for Corbett Brady in Pulaski County
Arkansas dispatch reports Sheriff Dillard and Deputy Sheriff Heard pursuing Fitzsimmons aboard westbound Texas Pacific train from San Antonio to Texarkana and Hope, with hopes of catching him tonight. In Hot Springs, Sheriff Booker received fourteen warrants against Corbett Brady and party from Governor Clarke via Attorney General Kinsworthy, but Garland County officials already held them, delaying service.
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Hope
Homan
Texarkana
Fitzsimmons
Heard
Governor Clarke
Hot Springs
Ark
Booker
Pulaski County
Little Bock
Clarke
Houpt
Garland
Representative South
Brady
Citizens’ Committee
Corbett
Little Rock
Kinsworthy
Tate
South
Becker
Salvation Army Meeting Voices Faith and Reform
About 800 Salvationists filled the decorated hall as Brigadier General Brewer led a meeting on the Army’s history, trials, and resolve. He condemned liquor licenses, urging officials to face accountability, while a multilingual chorus and national representatives shared testimonies, ending with light humor from the brigadier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Booth
Salvationists
Brewer
Faelken
Insolvency Notices From Massachusetts Court Records
A compilation of insolvency notices from Suffolk County Massachusetts court records dated October 26 to October 28 1895 announces debtors including Edward S. Tobey Mark Holingsworth Amos W. Mooney George H. Jones Sidney Vaughan John Silver Arthur Fiske Roberts Ely Morse Nellie Brewer and others. It lists court actions guardianship adjudications meetings for creditors and warnings against debts and property transfers with Boston and Pemberton Square as key locations. Fractions of names and dates appear with standard legal phrasing for the insolvency proceedings and assignee calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Mas
Suffolk
Edward
Brookline
Norfolk
Mark Bee
Coun Suffolk
Boatoo
Llingsworth
Amor L. Hollingsworth
Bas
Aulé Edward Y
Proentes Ps
Mark Holingsworth
Boston
Edward S$. Tobey
Boston Post
Aaid
John W. Totti Quire
Elijah George
Register
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Court House
Pemberton Square
Jeremiah G. Fennessey
Dopey
Lune Erenger
George H. Jones, Jr
Chelsea
Conn
Francis Martin
Sidney J. Vaughan
John
A. W
Vaughan & Silver
Carpenters and Vuilders
Fred H. Seavey
Essenger
Commonwealth OF
Massachusetts
Apurt Fiske Roberts
Bostyn
Sherif
Sufalk
Court of Insollency
Ely
Morse
KE. C. Morse & CO
County of Suffolk
Heeriger
Lessenger
Commonwealth . OF Massachusetts
Arthur W. Erey
Baton
Pot Folk
Arthur i. Rey
Peck Sane
Suffol
Nellie R. Brewer
James L. Neaee
Fitzsimmons Heads to Hot Springs Fight Site
Fitzsimmons and his party left Corpus Christi for Hot Springs after arriving in San Antonio. If plans hold, he will fight Corbett in private, with a possible Indian Territory venue. A special train would transport principals and friends to the ground. Fitzsimmons plans to meet Corbett on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Fitzsimmons
Corpus Christi
Hot Springs
Corbett
Indian Territory
Battle Ground
Governor foresees Fitzsimmons fight in Hot Springs
Sheriff watch ordered for northbound trains as Fitzsimmons heads toward Hot Springs from Corpus Christi. Governor Clarke plans militia if needed to prevent the bout, with over 700 tickets sold in the area. St Louis reports a surge of boxing fans heading to Hot Springs, crowding trains and stations tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Clarke
Corpus Christi
Tex
Fitzsimmons
Hot Springs
ST. Louis
Iron Mountain
Prize fight figures surrender to avert arrest in Hot Springs
Steve O'Donnell Vendig and several others surrendered to Hot Springs authorities to be placed under peace bonds amid a prize fighting controversy. Warranted figures tied to Corbett's training quarters faced immediate service, with deputies watching over the group as more headed to Spring Lake to handle the training camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Steve O’donnell
Vendig
Justice Rapley
Manager Brady
J. J. Wheelock
Dallas
Florida Athletic Club
Joseph Wendig
Corbett
Young Corbett
John Donaldson
Billy Delaney
John McVey
Billy Smith
Peter Maher
Spring Lake
Billy Stith Arrives Ahead of Ryan Bout
Hot Springs Ark October 29 Billy Stith arrives from Boston with backer J W Westcott to face Ryan. Sam Austin from New York and Dan Murphy also reached the city. Ryan wires he is en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Billy Stith
Ryan
Boston
J. W. Westcott
Sam Austin
New York
Dan Murphy
Child Born In Public Square In Lynn Mass
A Lynn Massachusetts woman, wife of laborer Hill living in Swampscott, delivered a baby girl in Central Square at seven o clock Tuesday evening in the busiest part of Lynn’s business center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Hill
Swampscott
Central Square
Salvation Army Brigade Meeting Ends With Praise
The Salvation Army procession drew cheers and some protest as Ireland was met with applause and the reply Ireland's all right. Captain John York was announced to be married Thursday and the brigadier outlined tomorrow's program. A varied brigade program ended with a song and a sizable evening collection to support the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation’ Army
Ireland
John York
Frightened by a Bullet in Wakefield School Pane
In Wakefield on October 29 a bullet shattered a classroom pane at Miss Aldrich’s Hamilton school building startling pupils. The missile narrowly missed striking anyone and is believed to have been fired by someone with a rifle. The incident remains under investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
GITY BREVITIES
Officers of Division 2 searched a room at 3 Tremont Row and seized policy materials. William Johns was arrested for possession of gaming implements. A three day old abandoned baby was found in a doorway at 6512 Green Street and taken to Chardon Street Home. Michael Scanlon, 70, is missing from 23 Magazine Street Roxbury since early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division
Tremont Row
William Johns
Green Street
West End
Chardon Street
Michael Scanlon
Magazine Street
Roxbury
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John E. Russell
Amunslandes
Chris O’brien
Dick Sullivan
MR. Dallinger
Cambridge Democrats
Brookline Democrats
Melrose Society
England
Mrs. Moy
Farmer Fiske
Gov. Clark
Arkansas
Bringle
Hanover Street Mission
Salvation Army
Spain
Captain Pine
Japan
Captain Griffiths
Fred Pauley
Fitz
BR. Knights &C
Washington Street
Curve Street
South Cove
Francis Jackson
William A. H. Crowley
Mary E. Crowley
City OF
Board of Street Commissioners
City of Boston
Old Court House
Dorchester
Blue Hill Avenue
Franklin Field
Morton Street
John P. Dore
John H. Duane
Chelsea Foundry
Magee Furnace Company
Marginal Street
John Martin
Shawmut Place
Chelmez
Frost Hospital
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