Governor Greenhalge Captures Haverhill Rally Audience
City Hall in Haverhill drew over 1500 supporters for a Republican rally with Governor Greenhalge Congressional candidate Moody and Senatorial candidate Prevaux as speakers. The event featured an informal reception, remarks by ex Mayor Oliver Taylor and others, and a thirty minute address from Greenhalge defending state and national issues and tariff policy. Moody and Prevaux followed with longer campaign talks applauded by the crowd.
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Haverhill
Greenhalge
Moody
John J. Prevaux
Council Chamber
Oliver Taylor
M. Perry Sargent
EH. G. _ Frothingham
F. H. St. John
Samuel W. George
W. S. Merriman
M. D. Clarke
R. L. Richardson
Roland H. Boutwell
John A. Gale
Warren W. Potter
Republican City Committee
Jackson Webster
United States
Congress
America
Lowell
Lawrence
Republican Party
William
William H. Moody
Baptists In Session Report Growth At Massachusetts Convention
The Baptist State convention in Fitchburg reports church growth from 290 to 326 and membership from 49 202 to 66 346 after 13 years. Officers elected include President E Nelson Blake and Secretary W H Eaton. pledges raised for convention debt. third annual Baptist Young People's Union meeting held with reports and addresses.
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Fitchburg
Baptist State Convention
W. H. Eaton
New England
Boston Social Union
Harvard Street
Boston
Messrs
George E. Horr, Jr
N. E. Wood
Walter Calley
George E. Merrill
Newton
Alexander Blackburn
Cambridge
Deacon Dwight
Chester
Stephen Greene
E. Nelson Blake
Arlington
C. W. Kingsley
John G. Brown
C. H. Moulton
John Carr
W. H. Breed
D. B. Jutten
Fall River
James i
A. T. Eddy
Wilkinson
North Adams
Mayor Chase
Holyoke
Highland Church
Springfiell
D. W. Hoyt
Worcester
G. W. Quick
Springfield
Ray Greene Huling
F. D. Penny
Funeral for D W Russell at Brookline residence
Services conducted at 60 Park Street Brookline by Rev Fellen Thomas of Harvard Church. Honorary pallbearers included Charles A Hopkins Horatio Burdett J Alba Davis J R Watson R D Richardson and Walstein Rester. The blind tenor Wilhelm Heinrich led singing with selections chosen as the deceased’s favorites. Burial was in Forest Hills cemetery family lot.
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D W. Russell
Park Street
Brookline
Fellen Thomas
Harvard Church
Charles A. Hopkins
Horatio 8. Burdett
J. Alba Davis
J. R. Watson
R. D. Richardson
Walstein Rester
Their Silver Wedding Day
Mr and Mrs George H Gabriel of 16 Tilleston Street Everett celebrated their twenty fifth anniversary last evening The Rev George W Parker pastor of Bunker Hill Church of Charles Town performed the ceremony twenty five years ago Mrs Gabriel wore black figured silk and Mrs Smith wore musqua over blue silk An orchestra provided music during the evening Refreshments were served in the parlor
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George H. Gabriel
Tilleston Street
Everett
George W Parker
Bunker Hill Church
Charlestown
Gabriel
A. A. Lewis
Boston
George H. Agabriel, Jr
Horton Couple Celebrate Silver Wedding
Mr and Mrs James W Horton of 30 School Street Brookline celebrated their silver wedding last evening. About seventy five guests attended from Brookline Newton East Boston Malden Haverhill and Pelham S H Mr Horton is the permanent secretary of the Odd Fellows lodge The gifts were numerous and costly The article notes heals wounds by Salvation Oil ( Sulvation Ol ) as a remarkable claim.
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James W. Horton
School Street
Brookline
Newton
Steele's Fate and the Boston Forgery Ring
Max Steele known in Boston as Henry T Woodruff and David H Fielding faces ten years in state prison after pleading guilty to major forgeries. Judge Gaskill imposed the sentence as police tie Steele to a gang including Fisher Davis Brockway Everhart and Manzocchi, with other members awaiting trial in Cincinnati and New York. The confession links Steele to meeting Fisher at Sheepshead Bay and Morris Park and to passing forged checks through Roxbury and Boston banks, ending with Davis's arrest and the gang's unraveling.
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Max Steele
Henry T. ,Woodruff
David H. Fielding
Gaskill
William Brockway
Charles Fisher
Gald
Charlie Everhart
Jake
Richard O. Davis
Robert L. Wallis
Charles Manzocchi
Fisher
Davis
Cincinnati
Brockway
New York
Watts
Boston
Charles Street
St. Louis
Steele
Houghton
Harris
Inspector Watts
Sheepshead Bay
Morris Park
Appleton Street
Thorndike
Lingham
Ascribtona
Exchange Street
Ane Eestates Trust Company
Piety
Woodruff
Fielding
George Potter
Roxbury
Potter
Rockland National Bank
Washington Street
First National Bank of
New Bedford
First National Bank
New Bedford Bank
Clearing House
United States Trust Company
Court Street
Winsor
Steele Etoutly
Malden Independents Ward 5 caucus nominates slate
Malden October 80 The independent caucus in Ward 5 held its first city caucus this evening. J T Carr was chairman and FPD Tobia secretary. Nominations were made for Alderman H H Barrett Common Council E H Thomas L Maxim J B Robbins mayoral convention delegates E M Whittle Edgar H Thomas Rufus Rennick William C Briggs Irving N Chase Joh J Walsh Thomas Sewell Charles W Welsh John B Robbins William G Chapman Florence D Tobin John M Fiyne J T Carr Fred T Sanborn James H Chase.
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William C. Briggs
Irving N. Chase
Joh J. Walsh
Thomas Sewell
Chares W. Welsh
John B. Robbins
William G. Chapman
Plorence D. Tobin
John M. Fiyne
J.T. Carr
Fred T. Sanborn
James II
Chase
St Mark's Beats Cushing Academy 16 to 6 in Football
Southboro Oct 30 St Mark's defeated Cushing Academy of Ashburnham 16 to 6 this afternoon. The Cusings were eager, but St Mark's strategic play earned a star performance from L Humphreys White and Ogiesby who excelled for St Mark's.
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Southboro
St. Mark’s
Cushing Academy of
Ashburnha
St. Merk Saral Tegic
L. Humphreys, White and
Ogiesby
St Mark's
Brookline Knights Hold First Annual Ball At Town Hall
The Brookline Council No. 110 Knights of Columbus hosted its first annual ball in Brookline Town Hall last evening. An earlier musical concert drew strong applause from around 209 attending couples. The event ran smoothly under Dr. Henry V. McLaughlin with a long list of aides helping organize the dance.
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Brookline Council No. 110
Knights
F ‘Johnson
D. Axted
T. Ect
I Knee
S. Norton
J. Weaters
F. R. Kine
W.P. Foley
MM. Nolan
W. i Piagerald
J. J. Pegas
Fragmentary notice with garbled address and threats
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions the Aurai and a cee ente intervention to ensure hearing, then references a spectacle and a location at 438 Phillips natidin, 120 Tremmont strest, with unclear meaning and threatening tone. The readable parts resemble a misread public notice or threat-filled ad fragment.
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Phillips Natidin
Tremmont Strest
Salvation Army Convention in Boston Hear Big Rally
The Salvation Army convention in Boston opened with increased attendance. A 7:30 p.m. rally at the People's Temple drew about 1600 people, led by Brigadier Brewer and featuring Captains, Lieutenants, and Miss Norma Thompson. Speakers urged support for rescue homes, overseas work, and policy goals while pledges and gifts were collected from attendees.
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Salvation Army
America Hall
People's Temple
Marshall
Brewer
James Thompson
Griffiths
Christianson
Mefferman
Boston
Norma Thompson
Charles and
Boylston
Jubilee Band
People’s Temple
Salvationists
Brigadier Brewer
Captain Brough
Faulkner
London
General Booth
England
Baward
Everett Hale
Europe
Ericson
North End
Senator Hill Attacks Republicans at Albany Rally
Senator Hill returned from Ohio and spoke to a large Democratic mass meeting at Marmamus Bleeker Hall in Albany. He accused Republicans of duplicity on liquor and tax issues, criticized state policy, praised workingmen’s protections, and urged a Democratic Legislature with no clear stance on his Senate re election. Cleveland sent cordial wishes for Democratic success.
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Albany
N. Y
Senator Hill
Ohio
Marmanus Bleecker Hall
Democratic Phalanx
Amasa J. Parker
Hill
Warner Miller
Miller
United States Senate
United States
Cleveland
Hul
Washington
Charles ‘Tracey
Grover Cleveland
First Roman Festival Mass by Rotoli in Boston
An audience of about 2000 heard the first Boston performance of Signor Augusto Rotoli’s Roman Festival Mass at St James Church on Harrison Avenue. The program opened with Lemmens’s Sonata Pontificale performed by J Frank Donahoe, followed by a Kyrie Gloria Credo Sanctus Benedictus and Agnus Dei. soloists were Elizabeth Clahane Theresa Flynn Signor Rotoli and Thomas E. Clifford, with Walter Kugler on organ. The review lauds Rotoli’s melodic gift and polyphonic mastery, compares the mass favorably to Roman church tradition, and explains Roman instrumental practice, noting the organ and small orchestra common in basilicas.
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St. James’s
Harrison Avenue
Signor Augusto Rotoli
J. Frank Donahoe
Lemmens
Rotoli
Muscian
Eternal
Signor Rotoli
Ste. Peter's
Rome
Milan
Elizabeth Clahane
Theresa Flynn
Thomas E. Clifford
Walter Kugler
Kugler
Southard
B. J. Lang
C. L. Capen
Charles Adams
G W. Chadwick
George L. Chapman
San Pietro
Vaticano
San Giovanni Laterano
Santa Maria ‘Maggiore
Eternal City
Simpkins Friends Republican Rally at Sandyside
A large Barnstable county Republican gathering at Sandyside in Yarmouthport drew nearly 300 town committee members to hear speakers including Lieutenant-Governor Wolcott Congressmen McCall and Gillett Attorney General Knowlton and mayors Rotch and Hayes. Wolcott could not attend Harwich that night due to a Boston engagement.
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Yarmouthport
Barnstable County
Physicians appointed to Boston Insane Hospital board
Dr. Heath the public institution commissioner appointed an advisory and consulting board of physicians for the Boston Insane Hospital. The new appointees are Drs C J Clarke H L Burrell and W Bowditch, all prominent medical men in the city.
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Heath
Public Institution
Boston Insane Hospital
Mary Holland Sentenced to Eight Months for Pepper Attack
Mary Holland, a colored woman, was sentenced by Judge Ely in Municipal Criminal Court to eight months at the House of Correction for assault and battery after throwing red pepper in the eyes of Cassie Gore, also colored. She appealed and was held in $500 for the Superior Court.
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Mary Holland
House of Correction
Ely
Municipal Criminal Court
Cassie Gore
Commander Heyerman Dead in German Sea Wreck
Washington dispatch reports United States consul Porteello in Sonneburg cabled from London that Commander Heyerman of the navy perished at sea near Havel on October 2. Heyerman previously commanded the Kearsarge during its wreck on the Roncador reef.
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Washington
Porteello
United States
Sonneburg
Germany
Department of State
London
Heyerman
Navy
Havel
Kearsarge
Roncador Reef
Burrows Injured In Brookline Steam Roller Crash
Mrs. Burrows of West Roxbury was involved in a collision on Cypress street Brookline when her horse spooked by a steam roller. The carriage hit the roller, the horse was killed by the shaft, and Mrs. Burrows was thrown to the ground with a slight injury.
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Burrows
West Roxbury
Cypress Street
Brookline
William Whitman
Godfard Avenue
Maude Moeloul and Eidison Mills wed in East Boston
Miss Maude Moeloul and Eidison FE Mills were married at 289 Chisco street East Boston last evening by Kev W Gardner of Central Square Baptist Church. Bridesmaid Emma McLoud best man Norman Morrison. Ushers Edward McLoud Hubert Allen and William White. The bride wore light cream crepon trimmed with point lace and carried roses.
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Maude Moeloul
Eidison
Mills
Chisco Street
Boston
Kev
Five Generations Mourn Mrs Moseley dies at 94
Mrs Maria C Moseley died at her daughter’s home 257 Warren Street yesterday at age 94. Born in Woodbury Connecticut she would have celebrated her 95th birthday November 13. She married William G Moseley of Southbury about74 years ago. Survived by husband two years her senior five generations. Funeral Friday at 3 at the Universalist church with burial in Southbury.
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Maria C. Moseley
George Hibman
Warren Street
Moseley
Referendum Debate Declined by Massachusetts Group
In response to a demand for a joint debate between representatives of the Suffrage Referendum State committee and the Massachusetts Man Suffrage Association, the latter sends a letter to the press declining the proposed discussion and effectively refusing participation.
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Massachusetts Man Suffrage Association
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Hosea M. Knowlton
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Russell
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United States of America
Ike
Baptists
Harvard Street Church
D.W. Russell
Hallowe'en
Goy' Greenhalge
City. Hall
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Tom’ Reed
Malden
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Knights OF Columbus
BALL
Salvation Amy
Senator Hil
Baker
Free of Baker Pill Co
Bangor
Maine
St. James’s Church
Simpkins
Sandyside
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Commander Heyerman
Sini Johe
H. Oodsbury
St. Beaton
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