Cape Cod Democrats Rally at Harwich Opera House
Cape Cod voters from Sandwich Yarmouth Provincetown Barnstable and nearby towns attended a Harwich rally at the Opera House to hear Thomas J. Gargan and Alderman Hall. Gargan attacked Simpkins and praised tariff shifts while Hall linked hard times to prior Republican policy and urged Democratic reforms in state election laws and ballots.
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Harwich
Cape Cod
Harwich Opera House
Cape
Sandwich
Yarmouth
Provincetown
Barnstable
Orleans
Hyannis
Chatham
Democratic Town Committee
Centre House
Opera House
Josiah Paine
William E. Nye
Bourne
H. C. Thacher
Seth Taylor
T. C. Day
P. Murphy
Gorham Davis
Percy Allen
Brewster
M. W.W. Howard
J. J. Howes
George Bassett
Ambrose Doane
J. F. Crosby
N. D. Nickerson
Dennis
Thomas J. Gargan
Boston
John S. Simpkins
Gargan
Colonel Edward P. Loring Dies Suddenly in Hallway
Colonel Edward P. Loring a prominent lawyer and county accounts controller died last night in the hallway of 231 West Newton street after visiting friends He was taken ill while passing through West Newton and died at 10 o clock Dr Liedman ruled asthma as the cause and the Medical Examiner ordered the body moved to the Hotel Oxford Huntington avenue where he had resided
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Edward P. Loring
West Newton Street
Loring
231
Liedman
Draper
Oxford
Huntington Avenue
Abbott Blasts Gehring For Knockout in Third Round
In Baltimore at Morris's Academy of Music Stanton Abbott the English lightweight champion stopped Charley Gehring in the third round after a exchange of blows. Gehring who had 23 pro wins and once US amateur champion fought valiantly but tired as Abbott landed a sharp uppercut and a finishing punch.
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Baltimore
Stanton Abbott
England
Charley Gehring
Morris
Academy of Music Tonight
Gehring
United States
New York
Abbott
Yale Denies Yale Cornell Football Match This Fall
Yale manager Cable denied reports of a Yale versus Cornell game this year saying Cornell had not challenged Yale and Yale has no open dates left. Alexander Brown, a guard hopeful, can play no more this season after a leg tendon strain.
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New Haven
Conn
Cable
Yale
Cornell
Alexander Brown
Brown
Ethan Boy Wins 2:25 Class at Kenoza Trotting Park
Small crowd witnesses a tight finish as Ethan Boy wins the 2:25 trot in one heat over Boneta at Kenoza Park in Haverhill. Yankee Luck surprises by sweeping the 2:22 class with Navarro and Little Belle as favorites. Prince Albert dominates the 2:29 heats before darkness postpones a final leg.
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Prince Albert
Joe B
Nellie Hastings
Watertown Catholic Association marks fifth anniversary banquet
The Watertown Young Men's Catholic Association celebrated its fifth anniversary in Town Hall with over 250 attendees. Toastmaster D. J. Gallagher introduced speakers including Rev. T. W. Coughlan on The Catholic Citizen in the Republic and J. P. Rattigan on Twenty Years Hence. Afterward, dancing ran from 10 until 3.
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Watertown Young Men's Catholic Association
Watertown
D. J. Gallagher
T. W. Coughlan
Catholic Citizen
Republic
James H. Vahey
M. J. Greene
Old Guard
J. P. Ratti
Allston Bowlers Defeat B A A Second Team In Close Match
The Allston Club bowling team defeated the B A A second squad 2268 to 2218 at their quarters last night. The Allstons schedule games with Norfolk Casinos on November 5 and Riverdale Casinos in Brookline on November 8.
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Alston
Allston Club
Allstons
Norfolk
Riverdale
Brookline
Brookline High Game Postponed as Noble and Hale Fail to Appear
Noble and Hale's eleven did not show up for the scheduled football clash with Brookline High School, causing a postponement of the game. No scores recorded.
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Brookline High School
Noble and
Hale
American Wringer Co. Advertises Manufacturers and Repairs
The American Wringer Co. at 13 and 15 Broadway extension advertises as city manufacturers of wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers and attend to orders by mail with prompt service. Telephone Tremont 764.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
Tremont
Coakley Seeks Daily Joint Debate Amid Election Scramble
In a high tension campaign, Coakley pressures rival for nightly joint debates as both campaigns maneuver for dominance. The two men spar over formats, timelines, and public visibility while stoking voter interest and media coverage.
Salem and surrounding towns list local political figures
River John E Russell Joseph H Neil Salem Thomas J Gargan Charles E Stratton Robert S Rantoul Marlboro John W Corcoran Josiah Quincy John J Desmond Somerville John F Fitzgerald Charles A De Courcey Charles A Conant Southbridge George Fred Williams Charles Haggerty West Newbury Frank Hope Blumenthal Michael J Gore East Boston Hibernia Hall Ward 2 John F Fitzgerald Charles G Engstrom Thomas A Mullen
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John E. Russell
Joseph H.neil
Salem
Thomas J. Gargan
Charles E. Stratton
Robert S. Rantoul
Marlboro
John W. Corcoran
Josiah Quincy
John J. Desmond
Somerville
John F. Fitzgerald
Charles A. de Courcey
Charles A. Conant
Southbridge
George Fred Williams
Charles Haggerty
West Newbury
Frank Hopeeo Blumenthal
Michael J. Gore
East Boston
Hibernia Hall
Boston Campaign Rally Notes Amid Tight Democratic Push
The piece catalogs Democratic campaign activity in Boston and surrounding towns with speakers George Fred Williams, Thomas Gargan, and Senator Fitzgerald prominent. It notes rallies, noonday events at Faneuil Hall, Hamlin’s Washington visit, and GOP counter-mobilization efforts led by Greenhalge and Simpkins.
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Russell
George Fred Williams
Thomas J. Gargan
Fitzgerald
Williams
Worcester
Donovan
Democratic City Committee
Charless. Hamlin
the Treasury
Washington
Faneuil Hall
Hamlin
Matthews
Winthrop
Ward 1
Boston
Jesse M. Gove
Mystic
Jesse
Quincy House
Simpkins
Ninth District
O'Neil
John Simpkins
Parker House
Greenhalge
Wolcott
Sam Winslow
Republican State Committee
Howard
Cronan Accepts Challenge for Senate Debate in 1894
Boston letter from John I Cronan dated October 30 1894 accepts T W Coakleys open challenge to a joint debate for the eighth Suffolk senatorial district. Cronan fixes dates November 5 6 and seeks split costs and a named chairman with possible choices Jon W Corcoran Josiah Quincy or Joseph H ONeil and authorizes John A Daly to arrange details at 242 Washington Street Democratic State headquarters.
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T. W. Coakley
Senate
Suffolk
Warren Hall
Columbian Hall
Conant Hall
Mechanics' Hall
John W. Corcoran
Josiah Quincy
Joseph H. O'Neil
John A. Daly
Democratic
Washington Street
John I. Cronan
Boston
Debate challenge in Eighth Suffolk district voters
John F. Cronan challenges rival candidate to joint debate before Democratic voters of the Eighth Suffolk district. He cites the rivals political records and character, noting the opponent’s shift from Republican to Democratic nomination dating back to 1889.
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John F. Cronan
Suffolk
Debates Proposed in District as Election Nears
Timothy W. Coakley urges a district based public debate with his opponent before voters in Ward 19 22 and 25. He lists venues Cabot Street Bath House Smith Street School House Columbia Hall and Warren Hall and proposes dates from Oct 31 to Nov 8 with weekly sessions or a single early meeting.
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Senate
Mechanics’ Building
Cabot Street Bath House
Smith Street School House
Columbia Hall
Warren Hall
Daniel F. Buckley
Democratic State Central Committee
Henry V. Cunningham
Timothy W. Coakley
Boston
Democrat
Moran Rally Targets McEttrick in Milton
A Milton rally touts Michael J. McEttrick for Congress with John B. Moran accusing William S. McNary’s stenographer of relaying claims. Moran cites a Boston Post report and Shea’s denial as he presses for truth amid broader campaign criticism. Additional remarks come from McEttrick and a Neponset meeting with other speakers.
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Milton
John B. Moran
Michael J. McEttrick
Congress
Moran
William S. McNary
McNary
St. Nicholas
Boston
Boston Post
Shea
Gray’s Hall
Fitzgerald
Gove
Post
McEttrick
Neponset
Denis F. Brennan
Joseph J. Kelly
John W. Scott
Lewis J. Dowd
Frank
Debates set as McNary and McEttrick clash in Gray Hall
In a court street meeting McEttrick and McNary representatives Moran and Shay discussed chairing and record disclosures. No chair agreed, Moran warned McEttrick would reveal records whether or not he speaks. McNary mails to McEttrick urging a Gray's Hall debate with tickets and limited personalities.
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McNary
McEttrick
John B. Moran
Court Street
Gray Hall
Mc3attrick
John T. Shay
Moran
Shay
Mr. Moran
Timothy Wilfred Coakley
M’nary
M'Ettrick
Michael J. McEttrick
Sir
Gray's Hall
Gray’s Hall
John IF. Shea
William
M'Nary
Rally in Neponset backs Callender for Ward 24 House seat
An enthusiastic rally in Neponset supports independent candidate Henry B. Callender for Ward 24. Speakers attack the A P A while praising Callender and denouncing opponent John E. Tuttle and his alleged A P A ties. A follow up rally is planned for tomorrow night at Old Town Hall.
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Neponset
Henry B. Callender
George W. Calef
Chelsea
Red Men
Callender
Walter S. Hayes
John E. Tuttle
Michael F. Lynch
Old Town Hall
Winthrop Democrats Rally Highlights Scattered Speeches
A Winthrop rally drew a mixed audience as speakers including William J. Burke Thomas A. Mullen Edward J. Flynn and John F. Fitzgerald addressed topics from free speech and tariff to coinage A P A criticism and harbor needs were noted with Fitzgerald stressing cross religious friendship and fairness in voting for political rivals.
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Winthrop
William J. Burke
East
Boston
Thomas A. Mullen
Cambridge
Edward J. Flynn
John F. Fitzgerald
Winthrop Harbor
North End
Hoar
Worcester
Fitzgerald Rallies Across East Boston Warrants Support
Two large rallies for Senator John F. Fitzgerald were held in Winthrop Town Hall and Stirk Hall East Boston. Speakers included Edward Flynn Thomas Mull en William Burke and Daniel Ryan with Fitzgerald defending his past Congress work and criticizing ex Alderman Jesse M Gove on free text books and poll tax votes. The Winthrop event ended at Simon J Donovan’s residence.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Winthrop Town Hall
Stirk Hall
Ward 1
East Boston
Charles Foxcroft
Winthrop
Thomas F. Delahanty
Fitzgerald
Edward J. Flynn
Thomas A. Mullen
William J. Burke
East Boston Ferries
Daniel Ryan
Ward 6
Jesse M. Gove
Gove
Senator Fitzgerald
Simon J. Donovan
McNary Rallies Highlight Campaign Drive Across Five Districts
Six rallies were held for Hon. William S. McNary in Ward 19 Ward 22 Ward 20 and at Smith Street School Germania Hall and Pine Street Church. McNary condemned Congressman McEttrick Moran and discussed a planned joint debate. Hayes echoed sharp rebuttals against Moran as support speakers included Farley Corcoran Moynihan Hagan Engstrom Miller Murray Moore Pope.
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William S. McNary
Cabot Street Bath House
Smith Street School House
Germania Hall
Pine Street Church
McNary
McEttrick
Hayes
John B. Moran
Dorchester
Philip J. Farley, Esq
Lowell
Peter H. Corcoran
Boston
Daniel J. Moynihan
The
Machinists’ Union
James H. Hagan
Upholsterers’ Union
Charles O. Eng
Reception for Congressman McCall Draws West Somerville GOP
The Republican Club of West Somerville hosted Congressman S. W. McCall at Columbia Hall last evening with about two hundred attendees. A planned rally in Clarendon Hall was halted after the building inspector declared it unsafe, delaying a speech by Henry Cabot Lodge. President Howard D. Moore presided and Walter C. Mentzer spoke briefly after McCall.
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Hall
Walker
Harrison
Cleveland
Congressman Walker
Republican Club of
West Somerville
S. W. McCall
Columbia Hall
Clarendon Hall
Henry Cabot Lodge
Howard D. Moore
Republican Club
McCall
Walter C. Mentzer
Republican City Committee
Populist Rally in Ward 15 at Court House
The Populist party of Ward 15 held a rally last evening at the Court House corner of Dorchester and Fourth street. P. O Neil Larkin, Edward C. Baldwin and others spoke on the late business depression.
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Ward 15
Court House
Dorchester
Fourth Street
P. O'Neil Larkin
Edward C. Baldwin
Murder Arrests In Rutland Case From 1889 90
Henry Harris and Albert Brown were arrested in Rutland Vermont on charges of murdering Henry D Lawrence in the winter of 1889 90. Lawrence's body was found in the Cold River April 15 1890 with a crushed skull. Police say they have enough evidence for murder in the first degree and the hearing was adjourned to November 14 at the government's request.
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Rutland
Henry Harris
Albert Brown
Henry D. Lawrence
Lawrence
Cold River
Five Kinds of Politics Debate in City Hall
A joint political debate organized by the Central Labor Union took place in City Hall. Speakers included Rufus M. Dodge Jr. of Worcester Republican William P. Cherrington of Atlantic Democrat James Campion of Portland Socialist Mrs. Martha Dean Avery Prohibition and Professor Evans of Ashburnham with others in attendance.
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Lawrence
City Hall
Central Labor Union
Rufus M. Dodge, Jr
Worcester
William P. Cherrington
Atlantic
James Campion
Portland
Martha Dean Avery
Professor Evans
Ashburnham
St Stephens Temperance Society Gifted Desk at Han Over Street
The St Stephen's Temperance Society members were surprised by the St Stephen's Auxiliary Society in St Stephen's Hall Hanover Street. They received a handsome roll top desk, followed by a delightful collation and dancing directed by Henry Fitzgerald and Dennis T McCarthy.
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St. Stephen’s
Dartmouth Full Back McCormack Injured For Season
Dartmouth football player McCormack, a standout full back and key offensive leader, hurt his shoulder in a practice game and cannot play in the remaining season. The team must train a replacement quickly for the championship showdown with Williams next Saturday.
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Hanover
N. H
McCormack
Dartmouth
Williams
Ward 19 caucus trial ends with fines and jail term
Judge Bolster in Roxbury District Court fined Mack H. Lynch $25 on the first count and $100 on the second. John Mulhern, the warden, received $100 and three months in jail. Edward B. Hickey was acquitted amid the Ward 19 caucus controversy.
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Bolster
Roxbury
Timothy W. Coakley
John Mulhern
Mark H. Lynch
Edward B. Hickey
Mack H. Lynch
Warden Mulhern
Strikes Hit New Bedford Mills Over Pay Cuts
In New Bedford on Oct 30 two strikes began at local mills. Winders at Columbia mill walked out over pay and City mill No 2 doffers refused to work after a 6 percent reduction, arguing they were the only workers cut.
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New Bedford
Columbia Mills
Heenan Challenges Kaveney in 112-Pound Bout
Heenan of Woonsocket Rhode Island issues a boxing challenge to Jimmy Kaveney of Boston at 112 pounds. Kaveney posts a $100 forfeit. Heenan backers will cover the forfeit and arrange the match on Friday.
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Woonsocket
R. I
Jimmy Kaveney
Boston
L. J. Heenan
Heenan
Medford Faces Debate on Greater Boston Annexation Plan
The Metropolitan District Commission in Medford discussed the Greater Boston proposal. Chairman Rice said no final plan yet and most towns likely oppose annexation, with speakers opposing annexation but favoring sewer and water federation. A public hearing may be held later in a larger hall.
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Medford
Metropolitan District Commission
Greater Boston
Council Chamber
William KB. Rice
D. A. Gleason
Pearl Martin
W. W. Fifield
Fallen West End Wire Causes Fire Alarm Panic
A supply wire from the West End Street Railway toppled on Rutherford avenue opposite the State Prison causing crowd alarm. An excited passerby pulled a fire alarm from Box 459 at 8 12 PM, but the fire department was not needed. The wire was quickly repaired by company workers.
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West End Street Railway Company
Rutherford Avenue
State Prison
Newton Church Fair Transforms Armory Hall Into Fairy Land
Old Armory Hall in Newton was transformed into a fairy land for a Christmas bazaar and entertainment to aid the Central Congregational Church building fund. The event drew over 60 attendees and was a decided success, with a substantial amount raised for the fund.
Inter scholastic football clash English High vs Newton High
An interscholastic football game is on today featuring English High and Newton High. Both teams are strong, and a good contest is expected.
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Englishigh
Newton High
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