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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1890

Page

8

East wind helps Brookline Republicans in tight caucus

Brookline Republicans met at Lawn Hall led by Walstein K. R. Chester with F. J. Creesy as secretary. They predicted a close election as Maine results loom large. Delegates to the State convention included John W. Candler George M. Towle George N. Carpenter and others while Somerville and Newton carried heavy delegate tallies for Burns Fox and Raymond in congressional and senatorial races.

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Brookline Walstein KR. Chester F. J. Creesy George Makepeace Towle David Nfall Rice John W. Candler George M. Towle George N. Carpenter C. E. Hapgood E. W. Burdett W. W. Potter Somerville Fox Cambridge Burns Ward Warda Gures Francis Hi. Raymond Warren Hatley Raymond Joshua HH. Davis Aid J. Warren Bailey Dosma Ji Davis Charles BR. Sanborn Nathan J. Reed J. A. Ashworth Isaiah H. Wiley Sanford Hanscom P. F. Williams EB. G.s Park E. Giles Wf. A. Titus BL. Gomura John H. Simmons Afilo Sare Ghatesa Nickerson Russell C. Elliott Albert L. Russell Warp F. H. Raymond Thomas Cunnimgham Dines FP. Beard E. C. Booth Joseph J. Gales Walter 5. Barnes George H. Hull H.W. Vitman W. A. Preston C. C. Farrington Hangotin Wellington George A. Kambali James Sunningham Arthur ‘l. Kidder George K. Clarke Allen F. Carpenter Nancy A. Vinal J. RB. Wentworth Frank E Fitts Thomas M. Darrer George W. Snow D. F. Wellington Z. Bowman F. M. Kilner John Herbert Robert Duddy M. Lowell J. W. Watson W. P. Hill G. F. Wilkins H. L. Billings A. C. Willi U. . McNabb Hall Joho Kh. Hutchinson J. M. Hartley Moor Bennett E. Clark M. L. Halloran M. F. Fenaty T. Leary W. F. Rooney J. J. Fahey Sharp William Barrett J. W. Broderick Foster Thomas Hennelly Martin Ryan G. Bs. Moore J. 2 Murphy E.L. Gell M. T. Connolly John Glynn George Ennis Ralph Currier William Locke Alfred Doran Horatio Wellington J. EB. Ryan James O’brien D. F. Glynn William Morgan John Handraban FF. KE. Draper Kenny Senatoriail John Thorp M. Bergin J. R. Farnum Hemmenway L. Foster J. H. Waters I. Trussion M. F. Hennelly T. Qualters PB. McNabb Frank McGuinness Hb. L Tall Newton Democrats of Bruce R. Ware Alfred J. Hawes Josiah J. Daniell Chester H. Graves John J. Bristow John W. Tahn Edward J. Burt Bruce BR. Ware Joseph W. Downes Peter A. McVickar J. M. Burr P. A. McVickar D. J. O'Donnell J. M.burr Michael Taffe Bernard Early James F. Dolan John Dolan Frank Cunningham Thomas McCarty T. C. Donovan F. C. Lyon A. H Richards G. L. Chandler J. K. Smith John Glover A. L. Hale L. Shaw L. Eaton J. R. Smith W. H. Burr W. E L. McOwen Charles Reed John Duval Charles McAleer W. H. Kenetick H. W. Holbrook J.D. Buckley L. K. Brigham K. W. Faylor W. H. McOwen George Linder D. H. McWain T. J. Linnehan A. C. Jewett W. F. Woodman Ward 7 Jesse C. Ivy Richard A. Oldreive Jasper N. Kellar James D. Kingsley William ‘. Follett D. C Henry C. Daniels George D. Byfield Arthur C. Mudge William J. Follett W. J. Follett Henry Brooks J. N. Kellar P. A. Oldreive D. Holmes Watertown C. Q. Pierce Oliver Shaw Ward M. Otis A. O. Davidson Chester Sprague George E. Teele James R. Hlardson Lewis K. Porter John EH. Conant James Dd. Evans Harry Crawford Fred EB. Crawford George H Taunton Edw. F. Porter Henry Skinner Gleason James D. Evans Horace W. Otis Charles Brigham Grand Army of the Republic
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Republican caucus tallies for state and local offices

In Lawrence the Republican caucus selected delegates to state and county conventions with Pillsbury for Attorney General and Olin for Secretary of State favored. Town hall meeting named leaders including Burnham, Hall, Tapppy, Green, Derby, Dow, Tutem, Kimball and Ha1, Ryder, Fuller for various posts. Edgartown also reported delegates to state and congressional races.

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Carnetsea Suffolk Simeon Butterfield William Robinson Hollis M. Howard George I. Oliver Rufus 5. Frost Arthur B. Champlin William N. Jewell Wiliams Hixon Benjamin Papps D. Frank Kimball George J. Mason Hadaway Gustavus Ryder John M. Mason Jeremiah Norris A. A. Wilder Rk. Wyllie EH. W. Atkins George McBride H. B. Swazey Edw. M. Cortell Charles E. Jeg J. F. Smith el ©. W. Bliss EK. A. Guelpa E. Z. Eldridge M. H. Hart Bk. Hoag Arthur K. Champlin David F. Gould John M. Plummer C. Loud Lowell Maine Reed Jeremiah Clark W. D. Brown A. V. Partridge Rowell D. H. Varnum Thomas Collins Murphy Jerome F. Manning Cyrus Barton Frank Dunlap Wiliam Myers D. Rolfe Francis Jewett Solon W. Stevens AL. Russell Charles E. Carver Robert G. Bartlett Rufus A. Maxfield Leonard Evans, Jr Alonzo G. Walsh Edwards Cheney F. Hale Charles H. Hanson Jacob Rogers George S’. Morey J. M. Wilson A. G. Swapp A. F F. Solman Frederick I. Greenhalge A. M. Chadwick Frank Brown J. Wyler Stevens Jon H. Puller Charles D. Palmer Wokeersten Carcuses Olin Pillsbury Hoar Gaskill J’. P. Goulding W. B. Sprout Harrington Henry L. Walker F. W. Wellington Johnson M. W. B. Jefferson Walker Pink Albert 5. Burnham William E. Hall Arthur Tappy Stephen A. Green Minot F. Derby Willard Howland Frank Dow Edward G. Tutem Ensign Ll. Kimball Walliam T. Ha Fred T. Ryder Daniel 3. Fuller Albert H. Kimball Frank Fred M. Libby Lawrence
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Study of History Prompts Special Committee Appointed

The School Board appoints a special committee on history instruction to review methods and religion sensitive issues, aiming for a plan acceptable to all pupils and parents. A long report seeks funding for nine new schoolhouses and outlines costs from Chicago, Brooklyn, New York, and Boston. The board adjourns for two weeks.

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Mason Street Blake Capen Iate Chicago Old City Brooklyn New York Boston Brighton Cambridge Street Packard Gaston Lincoln
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Independent Fusiliers mark fall field day in Boston parade

The Boston Independent Fusiliers Veteran Association held a fall field day with a parade through central Boston and a visit to Colonel William Beals at his Winthrop Beach home. Mayor Hart attended. Captain Henry A. Snow spoke. a rolltop desk was presented to Beals on his seventy seventh birthday.

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Boston Independent Fusiliers Veteran Association Boston Willian Beals Ins Winthrop Beach Bevore Beach & Lyn Ocean Spray Station Court Avenue Colonel Beals Mayor Hart Henry A. Snow Proctor Joseph J. Proctor John 5. Camrell Sears Beals Pusshers Veteran Association
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Boston Press Club to Host Lectures by George Kennan

The Boston Press Club schedules a lecture series by Mr. George Kennan starting October 14 under its auspices. A handsome souvenir programme featuring sketches from Kennan’s books and business cards of Boston firms will accompany the event. A canvass for these programs is underway.

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Boston Press Club George Kennan Lennan Boston
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Injured in Street Car Collision at Indiana Place

An express wagon owned by Maniton & Holmes collided with a Grove Hall car at the corner of Indiana Place and Shawmut Avenue yesterday afternoon breaking a shaft and lightly injuring Ebenezer Alexander of 3 Waban Street Dorchester treasurer of the Franklin Savings Bank.

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Maniton & Holmes Grove Hall Indiana Place Sbhawmut Avenue
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Boston Nine Edge New Yorks In Rain Acording Tale

Boston players prevail 6 to 4 after a misty afternoon at Congress street grounds. Radbourn and O'Day pitched, Stovey and Richardson starred in defense and batting, while Kelly and Brouthers contributed key hits as Boston seized lead in the fourth and held on through a wet, error-free fielding display.

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Bostons P. L NEW Yorks Congress Street Radbourn Kelly Gaston Quinn Ewing Stovey Sluittery Connor O'Rourke G. Richardson H. Richardson New York Richardson Brouthers Shannon Dan Irwin Murphy Whitney Newa Yorks Sroutiers O'Day Nash Hardie Brown Slattery Mae Stevey Slattery Rourke General Dixweill Bustons Ee Bhlpo A. F. KR BPO Ee Murphy Ores Tony O]ewing Oj O'Rourke Rich Sash Johnston Shiannon LO Trust E.lo Stowey Hrouthers Richardses Omerans Conner Kadbourn Wikitch Cadbourn Shittery Knight Jones
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New Yorks Triumph Over Bostons In Close League Tilt

New York and Boston played a tight game with strong pitching and timely hitting. Tiernan and Lowe starred for New York, while Kusie and Clark contributed key hits for Boston. Final score 2 to 1 with New York winning on tied play in the late innings. Attendance about 816.

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NEW Yorks N. L Bostons New York Boston Kusie Tiernan Buckley Bassett Clark Whit Glasscock Lowe
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Phillies Rally In Late Inning Battle Atop Standings

Phillies offense explodes with fast runs and sharp fielding led by Alien and Phenomenon Smith as Bushong replaces Clark behind the plate. attendance 2625. Cleveland beats Cincinnati in a doubleheader first game going 14 innings before dark ends play. new shortstop Billy Clingman shines. attendance 1236.

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Chicago Defeats Pittsburg in Easy Victory at Curieanco

Chicago won 4 to 1 over Pittsburg with strong work from Lunby at first and Anson at second. Attendance 500. Hits: Chicago 9, Pittsburg 4. Errors: Chicago 8, Pittsburg 8. Umpire McQuard. First base out on by Hutchinson Day and Decker. Two-base hit Wilmot. First base on balls Hutchinson. Read as reported from Curieanco on Sept. 9.

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Clevelands N. L Cincinnatis Cincinnati Billy Clingman Inncinnatis Isatteries Mullane Harrington Beatin Sommers Davis McKean Itulliday Marr bells—Virtue Methee Reilly Wald Wall Stries Chicagos Pittsburgs CurIeanco Chicago Pittsburg Anson Lunby Ghieawsse Wee Oos Vittsburgs Eeesee Vittaborgs Citeawos Idalieries Hutchinson and Kittredge Day Philadelphias PF. L Brooklyns Brooklyn Piitchers Philadelphia Tallman Ward Wood Hallman Israoklyns Kooslyns arteries—Saunders Mabey Hemming Aml Cook Barnettin Philadelphas Wooud O Hemming Koopklyns van Haltren Voorn Shindle Parrarc Bauer Vearce Snyder
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Pittsburg Defeats Clevelands in Low-Scoring Baseball Game

Pittsburgs beat the Clevelands 4 to 2 as pitching and defense held, with 600 in attendance. Key players included Kratteries and Quinn for Pittsburgs and McGill for the Clevelands, while errors were even at two apiece and Muss Mully McGill pitched for Pittsburgs. Earned runs favored Pittsburgs with two, while Clevelands also tallied two.

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Gossoon Loses Race After Sail Breaks in Severe Yacht Contest

In the MARRLENTPAD event at Sept 9, Gossoon and Milicete raced for a $200 cup. A squall and a broken fore stay ended Gossoon's effort, Milicete led but Gossoon broke away before failing near Marblehead. Milicete won on elapsed time, Gossoon towed in by Aurora.

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Marrlentpad Someral Gossoon Milicete Gassoon Salamon Pig Rock Aurora Milliete Camilla George Stewart Marblehead Rock Frisbee Milkete Mr. Turner Gordon Dexter Hawk Adams Vinita Half Way Rock Leeward Nahant Herve Gosoon Atoken Millcete Nieete Lurner Gyin
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Untaxed Ballot League organized in Boston area

The Untaxed Ballot League held its first regular meeting in Wendell Phillips Hall Boston officers elected include President Frederic T. Greenhalge and Secretary P O Neill Larkin. A constitution was adopted to abolish Massachusetts tax qualifications for the franchise and promote non partisan literature public addresses and other lawful work.

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Wendell Phillips Hall Tremont Street E. 8. Huntington Quincy P. O'Neill Larkin W. McCall John Latham Ezra G. Norris Nicholas Furlong William Claflin Newton John D. Long Hingham W. L. Sayer New Bedford Charles J. Noyes Boston N. P. Banks Waltham Henry Parkman E. 5. Huntington Henry Austin Medwary J. M. Olmstead Otis J. Wardwell Haverhill Albert Clarke Wellesley Joan Massachusetts
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Contested Election Cases and Australian Ballot Law Review

A concise report by Charles Theodore Russell Jr on contested election cases from 1886 to 1890, highlighting how Commonwealth law seeks the will of the majority under the Australian ballot system. It compares English, Scotch, and Massachusetts approaches, discusses the ballot’s truth as a contract, and notes limits on extrinsic evidence and counting authority.

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Charles Theodore Russell, Jr Senate House of Representatives Commonwealth Russell Massachusetts England Scotland
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Major Alliance Meeting of Labor Unions at Boylston Street

A last evening gathering at 77 Boylston street united trade unionists Knights of labor Nationalists and Socialists with Harry Lloyd presiding Carpenters Union No 33 The appointed committee reported on uniting labor forces and was instructed to draft a circular inviting delegates to a conference The meeting adjourned subject to the committee call

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Knights of Labor Boylston Street Harry Lloyd Carpenters’ Union No. 33
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Robbers attack man on Swett Street. bystander drives them off

John Henley of 96 Shirley Street was struck after meeting three men on Swett Street at about 9 PM. They demanded money. Henley offered 10 cents. He was kicked until a nearby gentleman with a lady pulled a revolver and scared the attackers away. Police were alerted.

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John Henley Shirley Street City Hospital Swett Street
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Collision injures 14 year old on Columbus Avenue

At about six yesterday afternoon Richard A. Crocker fourteen of 120 Camden street was riding a bicycle on Columbus avenue when he collided with a city cart near Greenwich Park. He was thrown, one wheel passed over his leg causing a fracture likely requiring amputation. He was taken to City Hospital. Van Hortes Cocoa Once tried always used.

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Richard A. Crocker Camden Street Columbus Avenue Greenwich Park City Hospital
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Statement of Farwell & Co. Creditors dispel rumors of failure

A Chicago firm J V Farwell & Co reports a firm surplus of about 6 million with 2.6 million in the firm, 400000 in the bank after discounting September bills, and no obligations maturing this month. The company plans to market no more paper, sell outside assets, and raise firm capital while emphasizing integrity. Silas S Drew & Co of Tremont Row and Hangover Street has assigned to Jordan Marsh & Co with liabilities about 40000. Various Boston and New York jobbing houses are creditors.

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Chicago J. V. Farwell & Co Potter Lovell Company J. V. Farwell New York A. E. Chumasero C. B. Farwell J. K. Harmon J. W. Farwell Boston United States Senate Macao Silas S. Drew & Co Tremont Row Hangover Street W. KE. Shedd Jordan, Marsh & Co
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City Notes: Indian Rights leader speaks on Dishonor

Herbert Welsh of the Indian Rights Association is the Old South lecturer this afternoon on A Century of Dishonor. Rev 8 F Smith author of America will read his hymn. Lectures move to 4 30 to fit schoolchildren. New England Railroad Club hosts first ladies night with a banquet at the United States Hotel tonight. Luncheon at 5 then informal evening.

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Herbert Welsh Indian Rights Association F. Smith New England Railroad Club United States
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Fatal Elevator Accident In Building No 79 Summer Street

A nineteen year old boy Hyman Horveitz employed by Samuel Alexander was killed yesterday forenoon at the rear entrance of building 79 Summer Street. While riding a freight elevator with two others to deliver coats a dropped bundle caused him to bend, his head was caught between a window and the elevator breaking his neck. The body was taken to City Hospital morgue.

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Summer Street Hyman Horveitz Samuel Alexander Kingston Street Horveitz City Hospital
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Ingenious German steam bow propulsion boosts ship speed

An inventor proposes steam jet propulsion beneath a vessel bow to push ships sideways, reducing voyage risks and enabling higher speeds. The ad promotes G. Taylor Whiskeys as health tonics and credits Chester H Graves & Sons of Boston as grocers and label proprietors.

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Chester H, Graves & Sons Boston
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