Blaine Advocates Protection in Maine Address
Skowhegan Me September 3 The Hon James G Blaine addressed a large meeting tracing the shift from free trade to protection since 1856 highlighting Maine wealth growth and wages He denounces Dakota exclusion from statehood as Democratic motive and calls for a clear protection versus free trade issue with conventions and lectures planned across the state.
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Skowhegan
James G. Blaine
Somerset
Friendshp
Gots
Blaine
Maine
Somerset County
Great Northwest
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
South
Dakota
Union
Kota
Free States
Northwest
Demococratic Party
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
Democratic House of Representatives
Laken
Laying Out Tilt Campaign in Shaky OCR Text
The readable fragments describe a political tilt campaign with mentions of Coxcu, a vehicle or vehicular state, and internal planning notes. Names and full details are obscured by OCR errors, leaving a partial outline of strategy and key actors.
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Dakota
Granite State Prohibitionists
Conventions and Nominations in Early September
New Haven delegates elected tonight favor Lounsbury for Governor with sixty of sixty eight pledged. Prominent figures include N. D. Sperry Lyde Harrison George D Watrous and Charles A Baldwin. Democrats nominate Barnlett Osgood Hayes in New Hampshire and Charles S George in Barnstead for Senator. General Marsh bolters back Enosburgh Falls seat amid prior alliance with Democrats. Senator Five addressed Waterville Missouri voters as Blaine received a hotel serenade after a railroad setback.
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New
New Haven
Hartford
N. D. Sperry
Lyde Harrison
George D. Watrous
Watrous
Consolidated Road
Charles A Baldwin
Lounsbury
New Laven County
Sas
P. C. Lounsbury
Ridgefield
Mancherstrer
N. H
John P. Barnlett
Etary
Alpheus C. Osgood
Charles C. Hayes
Concorn
Pittsfeld
Chasles S. George
Barnstead
Lycnrgus Pitman
North Conway
Gratton
St. Arpans
Doug Marsh
Enosburgh
Waterville
Senator Five
Prue
Blaine
Martin Ehrlacher 51 Dies at Massachusetts General Hospital
Martin Ehrlacher of Ipswich aged 51 died yesterday at Massachusetts General Hospital from Bright's disease. Born in Alsace he came to America as a child and led the receiving department at Jordan Marsh Co for 30 years. Funeral planned in Ipswich. His employers recall him as honest, faithful, and loyal, noting he handled vast shipments.
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Martin Ehrlacher
Massachusetts General Hospital
Bright
Ehrlacher
Alsace
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Ipswich
Europe
Tim
Boston
Dr Charles Dudley Homans death ends era for Boston medicine
Dr Charles Dudley Homans a renowned Boston physician died in Bar Harbor Maine after a long illness tied to a childhood instrument injury. Born 1826 in Brookfield he studied at Harvard and Harvard Medical School before practicing in Boston. He led in surgery and medicine, held multiple presidencies in medical societies, and left a large professional legacy along with a family including wife and son Dr John Homans. The funeral plans were to be announced in Boston.
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Charles Dudley Homans
Bar Harbor
City
Dr. Homans
Brookfield
Joan Homans
Homans
Bunker Will
Harvard College
Child
Harvard
Calvin Ellis
United States
George F. Hoar
George F. Lane
Charles
New England
Boston City Hospital
Massachusetts Medieval Society
Massachusetts Humane Locksty
Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary
Boston Dispersary
Channing Home
Federal Street
Boston -Ying-In Hospital
The
Obstetrical Society
Society For Medical Improvement
Bunker Hil
Anche
Ilemans
Iomans
Anke ‘Hter
Samuel KK. Peet
Tie
John of Omans
John Homans
Wens Wit
Mt. Deset
Marlboro Street
King’s Chapel
ROUND THE MAHOGANY The Seventh District Political Scene
A rambling analysis of political dining clubs and temperance debates in the Seventh District. Mentions Young's, the Old Guard, and party machinery. Notes Everett Maiden split, George E. Smith and A. H. Evans as contenders, with Mrs. Smith favored by some. Judge Thayer’s court focus and a wary view of Western Massachusetts delegates amidst factional strife.
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Malden
Everett
George E. Smith
A. H. Evans
Maiden
Mr Smith
Fisheries Question Drives Seventh District Politics and Elections
The Gloucester area faces a pivotal race where fisheries policy dominates plans for a Congressman. Local leaders from both parties insist the winner must defend fishing ports, shipbuilding, saltmaking, and related industries, urging unity to persuade Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Gloucester
Lory
Cape Ann
Canada
Congress
Maine
Severn
Massachusetts
Non-Partisan Temperance Conference Call in Worcester
A Worcester proclamation invites non partisan temperance allies across Massachusetts to a September 16 meeting at Mechanics Hall. Leaders vow non partisan aims, urging unity to enforce laws and suppress liquor traffic, with prominent citizens pledging cooperation and support.
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Worcester
Friends of Temperance
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Mechanics’ Hall
Friends of Terperance
Cnard
O. Mears
Piedmont Concreational Church
EF. Posdiek
Fitchburg
Charles Witherby
Milford
Ce. Bvails. sCtorton
Buck
Millbury
William Claim
Boston
Charle
Woodworth
Watertown
Daniel Dorkhester
M. E. Cauren
Chelsea
J. H. Twombly
Etthureh
Waertown
B.B. Johnson
Waltham
Bo Jewell
Sammel A. Pratt
Pierce
Herd
Pason
Quincy
S. Ir. Morse
Uoideis
Governor Rollason and Noted Figures Head Nonpartisan Conference
Governor Rollason ex-Governor Long and General John L Swift are expected to peak at the nonpartisan temperance conference in Worcester on September 16. Reports note congressional progress and a push by Lon. amid a religious boom. Prohibition quarters list Milford Athol Southboro Northboro Waltham Monson Paxton Freetown Enfield Cummington Uxbridge Manchester and 126 towns reporting. sixth Middlesex senatorship ties to district politicians amid lively local activity.
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Rollason
Long
John L. Swift
Worester
Toten
Young’s Hotel
Tate
Lon
Hingham
Milford
Athol
Southboro
Northboro
Waltham
Monson
Paxton
Freetown
Enfield
Cummington
Uxbridge
Manchester
Jrom
Middlesex
Poe
Corinthian sailors race fills Marblehead harbor
The Corinthian Yacht Club sailed the postponed Aug 25 regatta off Marblehead amid lively harbor activity for Beverly Yacht Club day. Winds were good and prizes of 10 and 5 were awarded across classes, with detailed results noting boats like Atalanta and Leona and multiple keels and centerboard divisions.
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Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
Beverly Yacht Club
Harbor Police Reorganize Patrols Add Territory in Boston
The Boston Police Board shifts harbor duties entirely to water patrols and adds the eighth division’s territory to the first. Harbor Master George F. Gould remains honorary captain, with eighteen harbor police to man the Battery Street station. Transfers include Lieutenant Byron F. Braydon moving to the first division and Lieutenant Orison Little to the ninth, expanding Captain Dawson’s unit into the city’s largest division.
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Eighth Police
Board of Police
George F. Gould
Boston
Harbor Police
Battery Street
Louis W. Swan
Fhve
North
Jind
Orvison Little
Police Department City OF
Police Department
Faneuil Hall Square
Faneuil Hall
Quincy Markets
South Market
Atlantic Avenue
T Wharf
Charles River Bridge
Charles River Channel
Boston & Maine
Eastern
Causeway
Portland
Hanover
Union Streets
Cross Street
Inner Harbor
Outer Harbor
County of
Suffolk
Battery Wharf
Battery
Commercial Streets
Orison Little
Wilhelm C. Downing
S Ofice
Byron F. Braydon
Patrolomen Willam H. Cogan
Janes Barns
Withar J. Burnett
George Hererty
Willem McCarthy
Robert £ Smith
Patrick Bench
Benjamin A. Durein
James F. Johnson
Jerémah Brien
Patrick McGahey
John Doyle
Eerard KiGna
Keny
James V. Welch
Robert G. Philpots
Tre Teenth
Willan W. Richardson
Johi.j. Leary
Daniel Fo Becan
Brénche Tour
Aionze Barna
Conniri
Vhagher Fonce
Ore
Degoid
Loxis
Mr. Swan
Sereeants
Patrick Houghton, Jr
Charles Il
Tighe
John Fr. O Lala
David Fo Geary
Dheineer
Nephen Heustin
George H. Adams
Jules Russell
John W. Jackson
Edward A. Pease
Han A Merteen
Som
Shiddicton
Peter Kominith
Nicholas Fallon
John J. Murphy
Thomas, Connor
Broix S.pearnme
Merk
Little
Charlestown
Roxbury
Bragdon
Ile
North End
Captain Dawson
Forty Eighth Massachusetts Veterans Reunion at Revere Beach
At Revere Beach yesterday the Forty Eighth Massachusetts veterans held their annual reunion with Captain Tede presiding. Lieutenant Morrison was elected vice president and Joseph Eaton secretary, Samuel Brookins treasurer. Four members died in the past year. The regiment, from Essex County, served thirteen months in the Civil War, attached to the Nineteenth Army Corps. About 700 served and 400 returned. attendance near 100. Next reunion voted for Ipswich. Afternoon included a dinner chaired by Captain Todd. notable attendees included Colonel Eben Stone and several officers and ex-prisoners from Poulsonville and other war sites.
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Forty-Eighth Massachusetts
Revere Beach
Forty-eighth Massachusetts Regment
Tede
Charles Morrison
Joseph W. Eaton
Samuel Brookins
Essex County
Buat
Nneteenth Army Corps
Ipswich
Todd
Aone
Eben F. Stone
Yeorick Hurd
Grand Army of Massachusetts Appeals Aid for Charleston Calamity
Richard P. Tobin, commander of the Grand Army of Massachusetts, calls on posts to raise charitable contributions for Charleston S C after a recent disaster. He urges special meetings to collect funds and send relief to the distressed sister city, highlighting the order's ready charity.
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Grand Army
Richard P. Tobin
Grand Army of Massachusetts
Headiearters Department
Massachusetts
Repblic
Charlestony
S. C.o
Blues
F.C
R. F. Toes
D. C
Merrimack Chemical Strike at North Woburn
Merrimack Chemical Works suffers a strike not for pay or hours but over workers dictating manager hiring. The firm says orders are met, positions filled as vacancies appear, and employees are not subjected to violence. Strikers watch approaches to the works and entice men back seeking work while the company remains firm in its resolve.
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Merrimack Chemis
North Woburn
Knights Templar Pilgrimage Returns to Boston Tour
The Knights Templar of Boston and other commanderies with ladies, led three years after Eminent Sir John L. Stevenson, embarked yesterday on their third annual pilgrimage. Over 100 ladies and Sir Knights left Old Colony station at 3:40 PM bound for New York Fall River line. They will sail City of Albany for banquet at 2 PM Saturday, visit Saratoga Sunday, then proceed to Lake George Ausable Chasm Lake Champlain Burlington Vt and return to Boston by September 8.
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Knights Templar
Boston
John L. Stevenson
California
Old Colony
New York
Fall River
Hudson
City of Albany
Saratoga
Lake George
Ausable Chasin
Lake Champlain
Burlington
Cruelty to Servants to Refuse them in this hot weather
A report notes alleged cruelty to servants who were denied aid amid extreme heat, with focus on the Pear line’s actions and the ensuing public complaint.
Mensman Beptonized Beef Tonic Promoted by Caswell Co
An 19th century patent medicine advertisement touts Mensman s peptonized beef tonic as the sole beef preparation preserving full nutrient properties. It claims blood building and life sustaining effects for indigestion nervous debility and exhaustion linked to pulmonary illness. Caswell Hazard Co New York sells through druggists.
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Mensman
Caswell, Hazard & Co
New York
The Autocrat's House Boston Letter on Dr Holmes Home
A Boston letter to the World details Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes's house a brown stone three story residence filled with books and family heirlooms. The study holds portraits of Miss Dorothy Quincy and a carved oak clock with a storied 1738 origin bought for Thomas Hancock later restored by Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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Boston
N.Y. World
Hogarth
Dr. Holmes
George Wharton Edwards
J. Hopkinton Smith
Igck
Holmes
Dorothy Quincy
Oquiney
General Gage
Dorothy
Rex
Miss Dorothy
Sr. Holmes
Marmaduke Storrs
London Bridge
Thomas Hancock
John Hancock
Massachusetts
Holmeses
Cambridge
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Bly Ste Agricultural Society fair entries close September 6
The coming Bly Ste Agricultural Society fair livestock entries will close on Monday September 6. the domestic department closes later, with Oxon not closing. The notice references various local items, meetings, and events around the city, including inspections and other civic matters.
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Bly Ste Agricultural Society
Oxon
O'Brien
Annie S
State Street
Qererviels
Amery Family Reunion At Tremont Temple Discussed
The Amery family plans a reunion at Melcnnon Hall Tremont Temple 78 Tremont Street. A business meeting is set for 5 PM with dinner at 2 PM. Mr Emery Cleaves heads dinner arrangements as the genealogy committee reports progress. President to be present 9 to 11 PM to display records. members urged to bring or copy family records. Secretary is Thomas J. Emery of 3 Congress Street.
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Tremont Temple
Tremont Street
Torsday
South 4
Emery Cleaves
Thomas J. Emery
Congress Street
Striking copper stop trimmers threaten wider delay at Squire & Co
Thirty trimmers at John P. Squire & Co. pork packing East Cambridge refuse to return without higher wages. Four men at work cannot meet demand as cooperage supplies run short. Office asks strikers to do other tasks. Knights of Labor feared to be targeted next Tuesday if no wage increase is granted.
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John P. Squire & Co
East Cambridgwe
Ofice
Nieder
Knights of Labor
Wayes
Notices from Boston Churches and Associations
Cortyuers Avenue services at 10:30 am led by Rev. A. A. Minet DD with Sunday school at 12:16. Boston Common Young Men's Christian Association meeting at 8:30 pm with Rev. George A. Cramford addressing. Bible class at Boylston Street near Berkeley at 9:15 am. Song service at 4:30 pm with Rev. J. Ed. Richardson speaking. Tremont Temple Stranger's Sabbath Home with Rev. Embry J. Haynes at 10:30 am on Our Business in Boston and 7:30 pm Vacation Memories of Good. Sabbath school at 9:00 am.
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Meionaon
Emory d. Haynes
Tremont ‘Temple
Hudson River
Pourhkeepsie
Boston
Cortyuers Avenue
Érsalist Cruzen
A. A. Minet
Opes
Boston Common
Pand
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George Aa. Cramford
Mary Associat
Boyiston
Berkeley
J. Ed. Richardson
Tremont Temple
fStranger
Embry J. Haynes
Street Railway Workers Face Pay Reforms and Strike Threats
President Powers of the Consolidated Street Railway issues an order raising pay for two year plus conductors and drivers while newer employees receive lower rates. About 240 Middlesex and 275 Highland workers affected. potential strike if objections ignored. Union concerns cite breach of prior labor agreements and past reinstatement practices with reduced pay.
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Consolidated Street Railway Company
Highland Street Railway Company
Middlesex Railroad Company
Knights of Labor
Middlesex Road
Newa
Middlesex
Highland
Ee Powers
School Street
Sevilay Meg Lks Aale
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