Temperance Conference Debates Prohibition Stand in Massachusetts
Massachusetts temperance Republicans convene to defend constitutional prohibition, denounce liquor interests, oppose saloon-backed candidates, and call for a party shakeup. Leaders argue for strict enforcement of prohibitory laws, caucus independence, and a mass convention if the state convention rejects temperance aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Faxon
Quincy
B. B. Johnson
Waltham
D. O. Mears
Worcester
George P. Ladd
Spencer
A. G. Hill
Northampton
A. S. Twombly
W. M. Thayer
A. Dd. Fessenden
W. F. Johnson
Committee On Resolutions
Senate
Equal Rights League
Commonwealth
Temperance Republicans
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Brackett
Crapo
Draper
Haskell
Greenhalge
Pillsbury
Beard
Marden
Ranny
Cogswell
Huguley
Reuter
Burdett
Wardwell
Symonds
Shoul
United States Hotel
Tilly Haynes
Boston
Tos
Hugh Montgomery
Friends of the Temperance Cause
J. B. Gould
E. H. Capen
Rufus 5
Frost
W. H. Haile
David Manning, Jr
Gracey
W. E. Russell
Johnson
Faxon
J. Q. A. Brackett
Mr. Crapo
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Gracey
Mr. Montgomery
Dr. Mears
Arlington
Mr. Faxon
Committee
Temperance Conference Debates Party Alignment and Licenses
The meeting adopted the No. 10 resolution while failing to amend to allow women to vote on city licenses. Dr. Andrew McKeown proposed aligning with the Republican party on temperance, but the motion was defeated. The panel assigned publication duties to Rev. D. O. Mears, Mayor Coggan, and J. B. Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew McKeown
Republican Party
D. O. Mears
Coggan
Malden
J. B. Gould
E. H. Capen
Massachusetts
Peculiar Gee settlement case reaches Sullivan County Supreme Court
In Newport today Judge L W Smith presides over a Claremont pauper case tied to the Massachusetts Board of Lunacy and Charity. Emma Gee, once married to James E Hart of Claremont, is alleged to have a New Hampshire settlement. authorities accuse Dr J F Lewis and Mrs Emma Cornish of bringing her into New Hampshire as a pauper.
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Concorp
N. H
Specran
Supreme Court of
Sullivan County
Newport
LW. Smith
Manchester
Massachusetts State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Claremont
Claremont Advocate
J. F. Lewis
Boston
Emma R. Gee
James E. Hart
Sullivan
Board of Selectmen
Gee
Emma ‘Ft. Cornish
Lewis
Cornish
Connecticut
Concord
Worcester
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Francestown
Lynch
Westboro
Masss
Tate
Train stopped by rider McGann at Mapen
Thomas McGann was arrested this afternoon by Officer Foley for stopping an express train on the Boston and Maine railroad. He boarded the Old Orchard express in Boston and pulled the bell rope after deciding the train would not stop, then jumped off.
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Mapen
Thomas McGann
Foley
Boston & Maine Railroad
McGann
Old Orchard
Boston
Duffy Arrested Over Diamond Scarf Pin Theft at Waverly House
Thomas Duffy was arrested for stealing a diamond scarf pin from Francis Colton at the Waverly House in Revere Beach on August 13. The pin was recovered after Duffy sold it to another party. he is due in District Court today. ORG note: Woopstock Carpets promote Wood stock rugs via John Pray, Sons & Co., sole American agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Duffy
Francis Colton
Waverly House
Revere Beach
Duffy
Woodstock
Messrs
John Pray, Sons & Co
Bicycle Records Broken at Hartford Races
Hartford Conn Sept 3 200 riders visited the State prison for a tour led by Division Secretary Treasurer DeBlois with Colonel Pope of Boston delivering a speech. Two American records fell as Hendee and the Banker brothers set new one mile and tandem safety marks respectively amid a day attracting about 2000 spectators and a long list of heats and winners at the Hartford Wheelmen meet.
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Hartford
Conn
Wheelmmen
Wethersfield
DeBlois
Pope
Boston
Hendee
Davis
Harvard
Banker Brothers
D. J. Canary
William van Wagoner
Newport
A. P. Benson
Quincy
Mass
Yj. D. Banker
Berkeley Athletic Club
Hoyland Smith
New_ Bedford
G. M. Hendee
Newton
W. Harding
Mont Scott
Providence
K. I
Isaac Himus
Manhattan Athletic Club
L. L. Clarke
G. M. Worden
J. R. Faxon, Jr
T. A. Delabarre
Conway
E. Dauchy
West Winsted
I, Roberts
Poughkeepsie
S. T. A. Delabarre
Vepcar
Fe, Dauchy
West Winstead
E. K. Faxon, Jr
D. C. Shea
Hartford Wheel Club Handicap Was Won By E. Dauehy
West
C. H. Wood
W. Schumacher
F.F. Ives
Meriden
P. J. Berle
South Boston
Mont Scott Providence
R. J
H. C. Backus
G. A. Pickett
New Haven
W. G. T. Glass
B. Bowman
New Jersey Athletic Club
T. W. Roberts
W. D. Banker
Dispute Over His Possession More About His Record
In Bessemer Michigan on September 8 a coroner inquest on Fleishbein of Belleville Illinois found a verdict supporting the evidence and ordered Holzhay held for the next court term in October. US Agent Pulsifer claimed the prisoner for alleged mail robbery, while prosecutors argue life imprisonment or manslaughter with a possible fourteen year term. Milwaukee reports recall Holzhay as a veteran train robber connected to a prior incident involving a $400 payment to workers and a murder victim found in the woods, with Holzhay fleeing then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Mich
Fleishbein
Belleville
Holzhay
United States
Pulsifer
Riemund Hoilzhay
Milwaukee & Northern
Wisconsin
Michigan
Donahue
Milwaukee & Lake Shore Railway
Holzhauer
Holz
Stiles
Willinson King of London
Guy’s Hospital
London
Murdock
Oyster Dealers See Dull Boston Season Ahead
Oyster dealers in Boston predict a slow season with higher prices. South beds are running out and demand may shrink as Boston tastes tighten purse strings. Blue Points show promise but may not fetch high prices. trade has shifted toward Norfolk due to cheaper southern oysters. A veteran dealer notes May sales dull for two decades.
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South
New England
Baltimore
Newark
Boston
Norfolk
Joe
Fair Haven
New York
Providence
Providence River
Glass workers demand wage advance at Pennsylvania conference
Pressure, Penn. Sept 3 At a conference of window glass manufacturers and workers representatives the manufacturers offered to compromise by paying last year's wages The workers rejected the offer insisting on an advance Negotiations are off and a long determined struggle is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prressure
Penn
Workers’ Association
New England Fair Opens Under Favorable Weather in Worcester
The twenty sixth annual New England Agricultural Society fair joins Worcester Agricultural Society events in Worcester on opening day. Secretary Daniel Needham delivered remarks while George B. Loring sent a letter from Portugal. Evening events featured foot and bicycle races and an electrical illumination. James Grant won the ten mile race in 56 14 earning 30 dollars, Hugh Keiren 15 dollars, W T Salmon 10 dollars. Cronin won a one mile amateur bicycle race for gold and silver watches in 821 seconds. Brown second. A collision between James Wilson Jr and A Fennner left both riders on the ground. Peter Gallagher Medway won a one mile foot race in 5 54 with Kenney Worcester second. Attendance noted as small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
New England Agricultural Society
Worcester Agricultual Society
Daniel Needham
George B. Loring
New England Society
United States
Portugal
James Grant
Weymouth Landing
Hugh Keiren
Lowell
W._ T. Salmon
John F. Cronin
West Millbury
E. F. Brown
James Wilson, Jr
A. Fenner
Peter Gallagher
Medway
Thomas Kenney
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Thomas Ellis
Rochester
Ballard
Bellingham
C. C. Kellogg
Dorchester
Chamberlain
Hyde Park
Hartford Wheelmen’s Meeting
North Easton
Charles W. Chipperfield
New England Fair
E. Gay
Groton
Massachusetes Resorts
Hotel Crescent
Franklin, Mass
S. T. Capron
Milton Ave
Mattapan Station
Ngineesa
N. J. Snow
Fitchburg
P. O
Queuation
William Ilgen
A. Hunnewell
Wellesley
Sea View
Martha’s Vineyard
L. Frenkel
THE
Cottage City
A. A. Hill
Beverly, Mass
Beverly Shore
Iskhael Lefavour
Lefavour
Ocean House
Swampscott
Kilburn & Carter
Marcellus W. Carter
RA Kilburn
Blaney
Geo. A. Thurston
Pigeon Cove House
Cape Ann
North Shore
Robinson
Pigeon Cove
Western Union Telegraph
Hesperus
Magnolia
Orra Price
Crescent Beach House
Manchester-by-the-Sea
James B. Knowlton
Delphine
Gloucester
G. H. Pearson
Nahant
Nahant Long Beach
Lynn
Samuel Soule & Son
Willow Cottage
EL. G. Foster
Marbuenead
Devereux
Pinckney Street
Babson & Binghar, Hack
Main Street
Maine Resorts
Tyn-y-Coed
International S. 8S. Co
Commercial Wharf
Olivette
Lewis Wharf
T. A. Barker
Eastport
Menawarmel
Boothbay Harbor
Maine
Charles W. Wolcott
State Street
Merriconeag House
Portland
Casco Bay
A. E. Pinkham
Harpswell
Woodcliff
Ft. Point, Stockton Springs, Me
Penobscot Bay
N. H. Peakes
Ocean House Vormw Reach
Ocean View Grand
Ellis & Suns
Cutler
J.C. Ryder
Cutler, Maine
Devonshire Street
Bethlehem
White, Franconia
Green Mountains
Littleton
Frank Glaziler
Bethlehem House
Bethlehem, N. H
B. Phillips
Pitman
Lower Bartlett
Seeinea
North Conway
Walt Ex Pitman
White ‘Mountains
Maple House
Malana
Wade
Jefferson
F. W. Collins
Willey
White Mountain Notch
J.T. Dotton
P.O. Crawford
NEW Hampshire Resorts
Newcastle
Portsmouth
N. E
New Rockingham
Frank Jones
W. KK
Hrur
Oak Hill House
Littleton, N. H
White Mountains
Farr & Jarvis
Castle Mona
Shaw’s Point
Rye
N. HS
Franklin House
Lawrence
Hiram Noyes & Son
Sugar Hill
N. K
Twin Mountain House
N. HL
Frank A. Copgan
Intervale
Stephen Mudgett & Sons
White Mountain House
White Mountains, N. H
RD. Rounsevel
Fabyan’s
Boston, Concord & Montreal
Maine Central
Augustus Eastmas
Prospect House
N. HK
G. W. Phillips
L. Foster Morse
Warren Street
Telephone
Fisher Estate
Parker Hill
Fisher Ave
Parker
Providence Division of RR
R Knights &Co
Washington Street
Cambridgeport
Marlboro Street
Eddy
Allston
Raymond Street
Everett Squares
Sewall & Day Cordage Company
S. R. Knights & CO
Snow & CO
North Market St
Pulten St
Almeria
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Richards & CO
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