Brotherhood vs Communism Sermon Draws Sunday Crowds
Rev. Brooke Herford spoke at the Young Men's Christian Union on Brotherhood as a remedy to social evils and compared modern communism to ancient ideas. He argued poverty and wealth extremes fuel lies in society, urging Christianity to lead through brotherhood rather than agitation, with slow but lasting humane victories.
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Young Men’s Christian Union
Brooke Herford
Herford
Europe
America
Henry George
Lovering speech on civil service and reform energizes Springfield rally
At City Hall crowds hear Lovering attack the civil service law as a partisan trap and urge recruitment based on fitness. Speakers praise reform, cite Grover Cleveland pledges, and demand removal of partisan officials while backing Democratic candidates and Prohibition ballots for election day.
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Lovering
Springfield
Maynard
Hazard Stevens
Boston
Democratic Party
Cleveland
John B. Fitzgerald
Grover Cleveland
Republican Party
Civil Service Ark of Safety
Old
Bay
Berkshire political climate signals tight county race
Pittsfield correspondent notes deepening interest as election approaches in Berkshire county with Democrats rallying and Republicans striving to counter apathy. Senatorial contest draws attention as J K Anthony gains support against Crosby, who remains a strong contender despite tough campaigning by Crosby and his allies.
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Berkshire
Pittsfield
Springfield Republican
Berkshire County
Bixby
Adams
Crosby
J. K. Anthony
Anthony
Prohibition Meeting Sparks Grandlines Debate Over Nominees
The Prohibition State committee debated withdrawal of Rev W W Hayward as the Prohibitory nominee in the fourth Middlesex district and the nomination of Chester W Kingsley the Republican candidate in the third Middlesex district. Speakers denounced any compromise with Republicans saying the third party could only march to victory over the dead body of the.
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Republican Party
Hayward
District Committee
Kingsley
State Committee
Iwo
Prohibition Party
Worcester
W. W. Hayward
Senate
Middlesex
Chester W. Kingsley
Thid
Prohibition State Committee
Saturday Club Talks Highlight Republican Dinner Attendance
The Middlesex club fete honored Republican candidates with speakers like James E. Murdock and Lt Governor Brackett. General Corse urged backing postal improvements, while Mayor Fisher supported Corse’s administration. A Gencon dinner discussed artificial light and Norse ancestry notes from Captain Nathan Appleton.
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Middlesex
Ames
James E. Murdock
Brackett
George S. Merrill
New England
Massachusetts
Corse
New Bogan
Cleveland
General Corse
Fisher
Waltham
Parker’s
Richard J. Monks
Robert Amory
Edward C. Jones
Nathan Appleton
Leif
Eric
Faneuil
General Paine
Edward Burgess
Columbus
France
United States
Lafayette
Washington
Political notes on local campaigns and voter shifts
The Springfield Republican reports on regional support for auditor candidate Lovering, Prohibition nominating Francis F. McLean in Ludlow, and rising Somerville registration with 4400 names. Worcester notes low campaign interest but Republican alarm in several districts, while Somerville caucuses target renomination and Cambridge adds 1500 voters. Butler Independents meet at the Revere House to consider state tickets.
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Lovering
Boston
Springfield
Yampden
Palmer
Francis F. McLean
Ludlow
Somerville
Worcester
Salem
Gracey
Henry Cogswell
Joseph D. Seaver
James G. Gifford
Middlesex
S. ©. Darling
Glines
Friends of
Irving L. Russell
Haa
Cambridge
Revere House
Moses Wildes 69 Dies of Lockjaw in Cambridge Home
Moses Wildes, 2d, nephew of Solomon Wildes who ran the Eastern Stage House, died at his Hancock street home after injuring his wrist at 811 Main Street Cambridge. He was born November 9, 1818, aged 69, left a widow and no children. He had retired from business for about thirty years.
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Moses Wildes
Hancock Street
Lockjaw
Solomon Wildes
C. H. Ward
Main Street
Cambridge
Webber
Elm Street
Hell
Prominent Figures Die in New York Philadelphia and Springfield
Dr John Murray Carnachan died at home in New York at 70 after a life as a distinguished surgeon born in South Carolina and educated in Scotland. Maggie Arlington the actress died in New York. her birth name was Ryerson born in 1853 in Lawrence Massachusetts and she began acting in St Louis in 1872. Thomas A Walter a leading architect and president of the American Institute of Architects died in Philadelphia aged 84. Dr L Macfarland 68 a noted homeopathic physician died in Springfield from heart disease. Harvard Medical College and Hahnemann Medical College graduate and charter member of the Massachusetts Homeopathic Society served as secretary for years.
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John Murray Carnachan
New York
South Carolina
Scotland
Maggie Arlington
Miss Arlington
Ryerson
Lawrence
Mass
St. Louis
Thomas A. Walter
American Institute of Architects
Philadelphia
L. Macfarland
Springfield
Harvard Medical College
Hohnewann Medical College
Massachusetts Homnopathic Society
Obituary notices recount deaths of Hartford widow and minister
Mrs. Anthony Barclay of Hartford dies at 95 widow of Anthony Barclay longtime English consul in New York. Rev. Charles Smith of Andover dies suddenly in his seventieth year born August 10 1818 and alumnus of Andover Theological Seminary. He served in Warren Goston and Andover leaving a widow a daughter and two sons.
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Anthony Barclay
Hartford
City notes on entertainments and public events
Community notices cover a charity sociable organized by Father Roche and officers, Lowell Institute ticket distribution at the Cadets' armory with many disappointed buyers, and a three concert three lecture series by the Young Men's Catholic Association. Also reports on horticultural shows, a New England Helping Hand Society fair, Sunday school and Bible class activities, a star course concert with the Temple male quartet, and a new Boston crime and health update including deaths and infectious disease counts.
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Father Home
John Conlon
John Hart
Father Roche
Lowell Institute
Cadets
Columbus Avenue
Young Men’s Catholic Association of
Boston College
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
James Comley
Howard Harris
Henry Huanewell
Harris
New England Helping Hand Society
Horticultural Hall
Wesleyan Hall
Pullman
Lynn
C. A. Dickinson
Lowe Congregational Church
Tremont ‘Temple
Cable
Temple
Michael Mullen
Perkins, Dupee & Co
State Street
Perkins
Board of Health
Charles Steele
Steele
Dover Street
Dorchester
Roxbury
Elm Hill Avenue
Crawford Street
Union Chorus
Boston Young Men's Christian Union
Roche
Working Boys
Universalist
S. Williams
J. M
Berkeley Street
Trade names and agents listed for firms across cities
A long list of sales agents and firms across multiple cities includes Bloominton Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Detroit Kansas City Knoxville Keokuk Louisville Memphis Nashville Omaha Philadelphia Pittsburgh Quincy Sedalia St Paul St Louis Savannah Toledo Towanda York with various partners and company names. The OCR reads numerous dealer and firm references with inconsistent spellings and multiple states.
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Bloomington
Kline & Co
Chicago
Carpenter, Guthmann
Carpenter & Telling
Laws
Laws & Co
Cincinnati
W Durrell
Durrell Bros & Co
Adolph Meyer
Mayer & Co
Cleveland
W Cady
Cady & Co
M Fago
BE Cutler
Miller, Cutler & Co
Detroit
Mich
J McLogan
Robinson & Co
Evansville
Ind
W B Hinkle
Hinkle
Nesbet & Co
Kansas City
H M Weaver
Weaver
Jones & Co
Knoxville
Tenn
E E McMillan
McMillan, Hazen & Co
J A Henson
Haynes, Tienson & Co
Tre
Keokuk
H W Wuiskamp
Huiskamp Bros & Co
Louisville
M J Streng
Bamberger, Streng & Co
Amaron
Ht Vogel
Hill & Sons
Memphis
A B Goodbar
Goodbar
Love & Co
Nashville
Murray
Murray, Dibrel & Co
R G Thorne
Adams, Thorne & Co
J R Richardson
J L Goodall
Richardson Bres & Co
Omaha
Quincy
Blasland
Blasland & Co
Sedalia
Savannah
F A Leinstein
Pinstein’s Sons
Toledo
J S Rodgers
Dewey, Rodgers & Co
Towanda
Penn
I B Humphrey
Hammphrey Bros &Tracey
York
M B Spahr
Spahr & Sons
Annual meeting of British Charitable Association at Youngs Hotel
The British Charitable Association will hold its annual meeting at Youngs Hotel next Thursday evening. The nominating committee will present officers for vote including President James M. Smith and Secretary Henry Squire. The association has 889 members and extensive philanthropic work this year.
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British Charitable Association
Young’s Hotel
James M. Smith
A. C. Howard
M.D
Alexander Phemister
Henry Squire
Roland McLean
Alfred J. Mercer
The
Sev
J. Courtney
S.T.D
Robert Provan
William Halford
James Allan
John Campbell
Supreme Court hears fraud challenge over company assets
John Bernard and others sue Barney Petroleum Company and Gilbert Hall to set aside a fraudulent assignment of all company assets to Hall to pay his nominal claim over bona fide creditors. The case, heard after a prior finding of facts favoring plaintiffs, may go to the full bench. H. G. Nichols represents plaintiffs and E. R. Champlin defends.
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John Bernard
H. G. Nichols
E. R. Champlin
Docket Calls for Jury Trials Set by Court
United States circuit court announces docket of cases to be tried by jury will be called on Tuesday next with trials to begin if parties are ready.
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United States Circuit Court
Suffolk Superior Court Dockets October Session List
Suffolk County Superior Court first second and third sessions listed with case numbers and parties including Vodick vs Bangs Robbins vs same Gould vs Slater W Co Farley vs Martin Sewall D Cordage Co vs B W P Co Brooks vs same Johnson vs same Townsend vs King Lincoln other cases. Notice states third session Wednesday motion day and Tuesday assignments in equity.
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Vodick
Bangs
Robbins
Same
Gould
Slater
Carty
Manning
Doyle
Abrams
Lozowski
Coveney
Slavin
Burns
O' Hearn
Cavanagh
Dargin
Dunham
Met
Froeder Va
Hayes
Shattuck
Rand
Hammond
Plympton
Dann
Honey
Boston
Blake
Whipple
Walker
Oliver
Wheelan
Fleming
Wood
Boston RR
Merrihew
Murphy
McCordick
Merrill
Kennedy
Marie
Stevens
O’brien
Tate
Donovan
Crowley
Toomey
Chandler
Boardman
Martin
Hathorne
Grady
Upton
Messenger
Spence
Taylor
Marston
Mason
J. Tn
Fresham
Lane
Blackstone National Bank
Roberts
Security Bank of Minnesota
Pegg
Thorndike
Wells Memorial Ass'n
Warner
Newhall
Smith
Coffee
Batchelder
Swigs
Farrar
Town of Arlington
Lambert
Gay
Damon
Hurley
Learnard
Desia Lumber Co
Cragg
Boston Stor. W. Co
O’ Kreefe
Bruce
Brown
National Therm. M. Co
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Rev
Civil Service Act
Supreme Judicial Court
Oet
C. Allen, J
Suffolk County
Blodgett, J
ALOR
Paris
AKER
W. Baker & CO
Bass
Chester Park
Chester Square
Berkeley
Dover Streets
Ester Park
Dudley
Eliot Square
Willow Court
Pynchon, Tremont and
Francis Streets
Theatre and Opera Tariff
Summer Street Company
West Chester Park
Newbury Street
Eliot Street
Edward A. Taft
Ford, F.oconen
Boston A Post
Wik and
Grea
Chas. L. Bly
Pearl ST
Woodward's Wine
Bromfield Street
Oak Grove Farm
Ww. P. Balch Live Stock Commission Agency
Devonshire Street
Calder
Washington St
William and Edwin Sheafe
Victor Cycles
Overman Wheel CO
Tremont and Boylston Sts
Hove, Peluam
SB. Tobey & Co
Congress St
Builders
Broughams
Gome
Rockaways
Sremont Street
Sudbury Street
Cunningham
Spring Lane
ING Agency
Price
Washington Street
Steamboat Laundry
Columbus Ave
Doctor Fulton
Music Hall
Justin D. Fulton
Rome
Hoe
Messrs. Simmons & Co
Ulster
London
North Street
J. O. Hayden
H. W. Pitman
Boston Press
Diil
Union Square
Mr. Pitman
Messrs. Hayden
Pitman
A. B. Wins
Charles A. Lee
5. Y. Gobb
Robert Luce
Messrs. A. Shuman & Co
G. Beck & Son
P. Lord & Coo
Union Street
Henry F. Miller
Miller Hall
Tremont St
Boston Association
Chestnut Street
New England Agency
Gas Lighting Co
Arch St
New England Association of College and Preparatory Schools
Boston University
Hill
Association
Commission of Colleges
Samuel Thurber
Boston Girls’ High School
Charles E Fay
William C. Collar
Timothy Dwight
Ray Green Huling
John Tetlow
Helen A. Shafer
B. H. Cutler
R. P. Keep
W. C. Poland
Commission of New England Colleges
Frank A. Hill
C. ¥.P. Baocroft
George L. Fox
National Butter, Cheese and Egg Association
Manchester
Messrs
Cb Wies H. Utley
Benjamin Hinckley
Orin Douglass R. A. Newhall
James M. Upton
Fred Crosby
John P. Hilton
J. C. F. Slayton
L. A. Bigelow
W. F. Robinson
J. 8. Chamberlain
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