Lists of state and council delegates by ward names and names
A dense roster of delegates by ward numbers, states, and councilors. It lists numerous individuals such as Clarence P. Weston, George Warren, Primus Jackson, and many others, including multiple wards and state designations, with no clear narrative beyond the rostered names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence P. Weston
George Warren
Primus J. Jackson
Richard Higgins
William C. Parker
Arthur L. Spring
Charles Fairchild
Roger Walcott
Samuel Johnson
Charles J. Prescott
D. i E. Robbins
George B. Bulings
Fergus A.ton
Jesse J. Nason
Arthur L. Devens
Shariel Weil
John L. Whiting
Francis C. Wowel
Andreas Binnie
Charles H. Hall
Samuel N. Brown
Ariel HH. Crocker
Fred W. French
Joel Goldthwaite
Edward Boling
Luke J. Page
John D. W. Joyenes
Knight
George W. Pope
Andrew J. Fassitt
Hiram Ames
Richard Holmes
Lewis H. Browne
Edward H. Dunn
Robert Disbrow
William C. Coolidge
Samuel Rett
Franklin E. Stone
Thomas H. Bondand
William H. Weir
George Coleman
Benamin
F. Dewing
John E. Gail
Robert Herr
Warp
Jonathan A. Lane
Albert H. Rhodes
Isaac P. Hutchinson
Robert 4. Bamman
J. K. Russell Peetee
Edward H. Hemins
Samuel H. Harris
James F. Bliss
Alpheus Sandford
Cannelor
Albert Day
Edward T. Eastman
John J. McNutt
E. E. Chek
J. A. Ordway
MH. Graham
George E. Lovett
A. A. Clatur, Jr
E. J. Jones
C. H. Cauer
B. King
Thomas C. Thompson
Joseph W. Hendricks
Joan W. Metaire
Charles H. Bryant
George E. Mecuen
Armstead P. Jones
Charles A. Heintz
Henry F. Spach
Charles K. Woolley
James F. Crawley
Edward A. Rich
Thomas J. King
Charles F. Pidgeon
Joseph C. Joel
William O. Delano
William H. Lou
Charles KE. Wrewin, Jr
Albert Howard
Herbert Pope
Arthur C. Wiggin
Jodie P. Jordan
Joseph M. Wade
Nathan Adams
James S. Shepherd
Arthur C. Wrexin
Edward P. Upham
George I. Susith
Isaac H. Allard
Henry V. Reynolds
Edwin F. Wilde
George W. Martin
Samuel Porter
Charles A. Grant
Horace G. Allen
Isaac Fenno
Lewis J. Bird
Albert W. Hersey
William A. Goodman
William H. Chip
Andrew
William A. Mosman
Franklin CC
Julson
Edward F. Draper
Chauncey K. Bullock
Frederick
Hertel
Harris M. Stevenson
Edward KR. Kidder
Walter E. Merriam
John Conness
J. Frank Howland
Elbridge Torrey
Laban Pratt
Varnum
Varnum &. Waugh, Edmand F. Snow, James H. Stark, Erastus Willard
James Pope
Frank E. Brigham
John H. Chanaler
William T. Leach
Thomas Christian
Henry P. Oakman
Charles J. Dakelow
Charlies A. Young
George L. Burt
William Carroll Pope
Harlan P. Paige
Edward B. Callender
Josiah F. Williams
John Mears
D. Frank Eddy
Joseph T. Paget
George J. Quinsler
Reuben Gleason
Voting in Caucuses Sparks Debate in Ward 23
At Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain the Ward 23 Republican caucus debated curbing the Australian voting system. Proponents urged a return to the old caucus method, while opponents argued for a cautious trial of the Australian ballot. The resolution failed 59 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Hall
Jamaica Plain
George R. Fowler
Ward
Joseph Stedman
William E. Cogswell
Cushing
Trades Union Congress Adopts Permissive Eight Hour Motion
The Trades Union Congress resumed deliberations in Newcoastly Sept 9 and voted 242 to 156 to adopt a permissive approach to reducing or fixing labor hours. An Ayrshire Miners’ amendment insisted on enforcement in all trades unless a majority protests by ballot. The final decision, 341 to 73, settled the eight hour question with miners’ concerns reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcoastly
Trades Union Congress
den” Tillett
Inert
Cowle
Miners’ Federation
Hardie
Ayrshire Miners’ Organization
New York Mail Fastest China to London Route
The City of New York carrying East Asia mails reached Queenstown and London after a Yokohama departure, completing the voyage in under twenty-one days. It surpasses prior records and disrupts the post office timetable which shows China and Japan mails at 31 days via Vancouver and 43 days via the Suez Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
London
Macon
New York
Far East
Queenstown
Yokohama
Post Office
Japan
Vancouver
Suez Canal
Many Allen Delegates Lowell Man Better Groomed
Malden, Lynn, Lynn, and several towns vote in ward caucuses to select Republican delegates to State and county conventions. Ward results list pledged and unpledged delegates for Allen Crapo and others. widespread unpledged support noted in Malden and Lynn with various towns naming dozens of delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Marcellus Coggan
J. E. Staples
F. H. Carlisle
Josian Oakes
Tristram Grithin
C. A. Perkins
F. M. Noyes
Patrick Marr
George W. Walker
Thomas FE. Barker
William F. Chester
Allen
Clarence ©. Walker
William G. Turner
E. W. Cobb
Frank I. Woodward
Daniel
Page
Charles E. Magee
Lyman T. Tefts
Frank E
Fred C. Libby
Charles T. Small
James Pierce
George W. Saville
Daniel P. Wise
William B. Buckminster
Charles D. Fiske
Alfred KK. Tunner
George H. Spaulding
Crapy
Waltham
H. 5
Milton
S. O. Upham
Newell Stevens
B. B. Johnson
J. E. Soper
K. &. Armstrong
C. Hl. Houghton
W. G. Childs
H. Maynard
Couuncillor
F. Seabury
W. A. Caswell
F. C. Hodgdon
Ephraim Stearns
C. O. Morrill
W. G. Bowditch
Charles Moore
Lorenzo Noble
Erskine Warden
F. W. Maynard
Charles P. Bond
Herschel Bacon
Cunty
Henri Mansfield
C. A. Sarvin
Arthur Heverly
O. C. Yan
C. W. Durgin
Robert Spier
John KE. Glidden
Jackson
M. H. Lynch
C. F. Butman
Lynn
Srecia
Ward
William M. Wires
Charles H. Ramsdell
George K. Stackpole
Amos IF. Breed
Charles KE. Sprague
Francis W. Breed
John J. Sulter
Eugene A. Kessom
Benjamin Pitman
Fred W. Newhall
Ziba H. Nickerson
Charles H. Baker
W. A. Clark, Jr
Bb. L. Kimball
George I. Lord
Lucian Newhall
Prabody
F. B. Southwick
William F. Walker
Libridge Southwick
George Parker
Charles Fr. Osgood
Francis H. Appleton
Benjamin G. Hall
George K. Parker
Charles M. Poor
George Farrington
R. N. Batchelder
F. £. Dodge
Frank Southwick
Amos Merrill
Elbridge Rust
Leverett H. Poor
Eben Prank
George H. Venning
Reuben E. Nelson
A. H. Merrill
L. M. Quint
Benjamin Perkins
Danvers
Augustus Mudge
G. W. Fiske
J. W. Woodman
J. K
A. Dow
Samuel L. Sawyer
Ailen
Martin Fuller
Edwin Turner
FW. W. Heaton
John A. Fitna
George Kimball
G. W. Gardiner
C. H. Gallivan
J. W. Porter
Hi. H. Pillsbury
Sitiars
Everrrt
Dept
Spectan
Everett Hall
Charles J. Loring
Melrose
Pitchburg
J. M. Carpenter
W. J. Stewart
George Fay
John 8. Kellogg
Amasa Norcross
Charles IT. Crocker
C. M. Parker
H. A. Willis
Sidney S.dley
Ashland
Allen and
Crapo
Benjamin §. Lovell
Henry A. Thoman
Nathan D Canterbury
Francis Ambler
Francis A
I., Poor
Eben P. Bask
G. HH. Lennon
Reupen
G. Nelson
A. #. Merrell
N. M. Quint
B.C. Perkins
H. G. Hall
G. E. Parker
C. M. Poor
G. C. Farrington
C. J. Batchelder
F. 2
Acrate Republi del Thol
Blaze
S. P. Smith
Lucien Lord
Charles Crossman
Alien County
D. F. Whitcomb
KE. C. Shepardson
M.H. Waterman
Augustus Coolidge
C. F. Richardson
W. A. Brook
A. Smith
W. Feige
C.fanes
Dead Heat Row Off Decided for Labor Day Regatta
Regatta Committee of the N E A R A resolved to row off the Labor Day dead heat in the intermediate single shell between A C Dowling of Crescent Boat Club and George Mitchell of Shawmut. A prior meeting overstepped rules. Casey Centrals claimed, then withdrew. Race set for 5 50 PM with Dowling selecting wall side and a full slate of officials appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regatta Committee
Revere House
A. C. Dowling
Crescent Boat Club
George Mitchell
Shawmuts
D. J. Casey
Centrals
Mitchell
Dowling
Harrigan
Casey
Eugene Buckley
Walter F. Simpson
J. J. Fenton
Fleming
D. McPhee
R. Webber
James Flanagan
Walter Simpson
Mike Turner
Kansas Mortgages Show Vast Real Estate Debt Figures
The Wool and Cotton Reporter relays Washington data on Kansas mortgage indebtedness from 1880 to 1889. It notes $482,699,640 in farm and real estate debt, $343,268,234 tied to incumbered acres, and 620,049 mortgages with two thirds on acres. Total real estate debt Jan 1, 1890 was $235,485,108, with per capita debt at $165 and $243,146,826 including state and railroad sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Washington
Annual reunion of Heavy Artillery Company A at Crawford House
About forty members of Company A and an equal number of ladies and guests met for the sixth annual reunion. Officers were elected with J. K. Fellows as president and K. J. King as secretary treasurer. Committees were formed to draft resolutions on Cyrus Butters’ death and to plan a battalion reunion. A crayon portrait of President Kellows was presented to Secretary Loring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford House
Charles W. Rogers
Stephen Cabot
Andover
J. K. Fellows
John W. Tower
H. G. Putnam
George I
Ebbets
K. J. King
Cyrus Butters
Kellows
Loring
Fallows
Chelsea Electric Line Petitioned For Chelsea Rail Transit
Chelsea Board of Aldermen discussed granting permission to Lynn and Boston Railroad Company to build and operate an electric line in Chelsea. Colonel Cunningham represented the road. The plan aims for electric operation, a power house in Chelsea, and a July 1 1892 expected full operation with Prattville stables to Scollay Square in about thirty minutes at eight miles per hour. Committee on Laying Out Streets to consider petition. police sergeant appointment rejected 5 to 3. Also abroad, British trade gains most favored nation rights with Spanish Antilles reciprocity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Prattville
Scollay Square
Foster
Bosson
James H. O'Neil
Chilean Silver on One of Her Majesty's Ships
Counsel for the Chilean Junta obtained a restraining order against the Mossele's owners and Bank of the River Plate from releasing or endorsing the $1,000,000 silver tied to Chile’s government, with a possible London bank deposit. Chilean envoys to London and Paris were named. Also reported: Chilean warship Pinto eluded Copenhagen vigilance. Major Jonas M. Bundy, editor, died in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loadon
Junta
Chile
High Court of Justice
Mossele
Montevideo
Southampton
Government of
Bank of England
Bank of the
River Plate
H.M.S. Espiegle
Balmaceda
Senlor Augustin Ross
London
A. Mattee
Paris
Copenhagen
President Pinto
Obituary of Former French President Jules Grévy
M Francois Jules P Grévy ex President of the French Republic died yesterday after a four day battle with lung congestion. Born August 15 1813 in Montsous Vaudrey he rose as a lawyer and leader in the Democratic party. He opposed imperial power and Parisian reform and became Assembly president shaping republican governance. He later led the Chamber of Deputies and was elected president in 1879 guiding a calm repair of the army and national institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francois Jules P. Grévy
French Republic
Francois Paul Jules Grevy
Montsous-Vaudrey
Arc
Poligny
Besancon
Paris
Barbes
Constituent Assembly
Jura
Committee of Justice
Democratic Party
Council of Ministers
National Assembly
M. Grévy
Louis Napoleon
Rome
The
Elysée
Chamber
Whicch
Benchers
Empire
Assembly
M. Thiers
M. Barochet
France
M. — Grévy
Deaths of Pillsbury Murphy Dolliver Morgan Peruzzi in 1900s
F A H Pillsbury of Bangor Maine dies at 48 from lung troubles while arranging to close business for health retreat in Colorado. Ex Postmaster Jeremiah Murphy dies at 57 in Beverly. William P Dolliver of Gloucester dies at 74 after long public service. Henrietta Morgan mother of Confederate raider John H Morgan dies at 86 in Lexington Kentucky. Ubaldino Peruzzi Italian statesman dies at 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. H. Pillsbury
Bangor
Colorado
Mr. Pillsbury
Belfast
Portland
Boston
Western Union Telegraph Company
James H. Haynes
Haynes, Pillsbury & Co
Jeremiah Murphy
Beverly
Ksrvesters
Board of Trade
The
Building Association
William P. Dolliver
Gloucester
Dolliver
Board of Assessors
Henrietta Morgan
John H. Morgan
Lexington
Baroness Frohnenberg
Ubaldino Peruzzi
Will Fight For Home Rule in Irish Federation Meeting
The Irish National Federation of America, led by Dr. Thomas Addis Emmet, urged unity with all pro Home Rule groups and backed a rousing campaign. Delegates passed a resolution demanding release of funds for evicted tenants in Paris and planned nationwide demonstrations to support the Irish Parliamentary majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Irish National Federation of America
Cooper Union
Thomas Addis Emmet
Emmet
Lish
Parnell
Kerins
St. Louis
Paris
National League
Ireland
Federation
United States
Irish Parliamentary Party
Newton Tennis Club Hosts Club-Only Tourney
The Newton Tennis Club on Richardson street hosted a members only tournament with prizes including Sears special racquet and Soules gold medals. Allen Emery won the first prize singles and Harry D. Allen captured the consolation singles after a day of closely contested matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Sreedan
Newton Tennis Club
Richardson Street
Sears
Soules
Allen Emery
Harry D. Allen
Slump in corn on rumor of unloading by clique
At Orreaco on September 9 the Board of Trade saw a rapid corn decline. Early weakness grew into a panic as rumors spread that key interests were unloading. September fell to 62.5 cents, October to 55.5, and December wheat slid from 98 to 96.58, signaling widespread demoralization in the corn pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orreaco
Board of Trade
Hutchinson
Democrats Carry Newport in Municipal Victory
Newport September 9 special to the Post reports ex-Lieutenant-Governor Samuel R. Honey Democrat elected Mayor by 2650 over incumbent Thomas Coggeshall. The full Democratic Board of Aldermen also wins, the first Democratic board in Newport’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
RK L
Samuel R. Honey
Thomas Coggeshall
Democratic Board of Aldermen
Executive Council Names Dairy Commission Members
At yesterday's Executive Council meeting the Dairy Commission members were confirmed under suspension of the rules. Named were Charles KR Hartshorn of Worcester G L Clements of Southbridge D A Horton of Northampton Edward Bicknell of Orange nominated for Special State Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Dairy Commission
Charles KR. Hartshorn
Worcester
G. L. Clements
Southbridge
D. A. Horton
Northampton
Edward Bicknell
Orange
Platts Man Chosen Excise Platform Highlights 1893 Party
The document outlines Republican tax cuts, opposition to Democratic misuses of public funds, and proposals for local option liquor control, canal investigations, and city governance reforms. Fassett then spoke to support the ticket, which includes Vrooman, O Connor, Wade, Hedges, Sutherland, and Colvin, with the convention adjourning at 7:50 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Assembly
Hill
Chicago
Elliot F. Shepard
New York
Republican Party
Hudson
Fassett
Mr. Fassett
Democratic Party
John Vrooman
Herkimer
Eugene E. O'Connor
Brooklyn
Arthur C. Wade
Jamestown
Iran
Hedges
Rockland County
William E. Sutherland
Monroe
Verplanck Colvin
Albany
White House Guests Arrive at Woodland Park Auburndale
Mrs Benjamin Harrison arrives with Mr and Mrs McKee and Baby McKee at Woodland Park Hotel Auburndale expected Saturday. Mrs Garrison stays six weeks at Mr Lees hotel during White House renovations. The McKees may spend winter there in four room suite with private dining room and parlor facing Washington Street. President Harrison to visit family during their stay as crowds gather. Mr Lea redecoration planned, no elaborate preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Benjamin Harrison
President Harrison
McKee
Baby McKee
Woodland Park
Auburndale
Garrison
Lee
White House
Warrants Issued for Five Philadelphia Appraisers
Warrants were issued for the arrest of five mercantile appraisers in Philadelphia based on City Treasurer Wright data. Edward W. Patton Albert Crawford Samuel F. Houseman Harry Hunter and James F. Bell allegedly conspired to cheat the Commonwealth by falsifying taxables returns classifications and exemptions and by adding dead or fictitious names to lists to collect fees and gain ill Gotten profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wright
Edward W. Patton
Albert Crawford
Samuel F. Houseman
Harry Hunter
James F. Bell
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Somerville City Council Transacts Minor Business
Somerville city officials met to note the removal of the High School auxiliary fire alarm system and authorize renting Ward 8 rooms for school use. Firemen Cribby and Mayhew resigned at request, while Rich and Lingley joined Engine 1 and Ferguson and Joy joined Hose 3. Arthur Street laid out. Israeli Karl awarded $125 in land damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
James A. Cribby
Edgard J. Mayhew
Sewall M. Rich
Oscar J. Lingley
James E. Ferguson
Thomas W. Joy
Arthur Street
Israeli C. Karl
Osman Pasha Reported Killed in Constantinople
Unconfirmed rumor from Constantinople on September 9 cites Osman Pasha, former unit of war, as having met a violent death. No official confirmation yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osman Pasha
Constantinople
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fowler
New Bedford
Popu
Lowell
Lynn and
C. S. Spaulding
F. M. Bond
F. L. Creesy
Towle
Colonel Carpenter
Cohasset
Arthur H. Thayer
Harry W. Souther
Louis T. Cushing
Edward ‘I
Wentworth County
J. A. Lothrop
Bates
Israel C. Vinal
Caleb Lothrop
Philander Bates
Woburn
Benjamin Hinkley
William P. Cutler
Frederick A. Flint
Edward E. Thompson
W. Frank Fowler
Benjamin W. Whittmore
B. Frank Kimball
Francis H. Pusbee
Governor
Fred EK
Wetherell
Henry L. Andrew
John KE
Tidd
Horace N. Conn
Frank B. Richardson
Albert D. Carter
James E. Cutler
J. Warren Ellard
Abijah Thompson
Edmund C. Cottle
William Beggs
Griffin Place
F. Ji. Bartlett
George F. Hosmer
Samuel A. Thompson
J. William Ellard
Jacob Browne
Joseph G. Pollard
William R. Putnam
Elisha Hayward
James L. Pinkham
James R. Wood
Charles T. Dearborn
Phineas G. Hanson
Weston
Henry J. Jennison
Alonzo Fiske
Henry L. Brown
H. J. White
Natick
Dr. FE
Dodge
W. A. Bird
Martin Hall
Charles P. Felch
al. Blaney
J.J. Oakes
J. L. McGlone
Royal Ellis
Joseph Griteherson
Frank B. Tilton
Austin Pepper
W. A. Swain
Patrick Mahan
George N. Goddard
John A. Whitney
William Rolling
James L. McGlone
J. d. Ahearn
J. J. Oakes
George N. Foster
T. J. Murphy
Jerome Hastings
George A. Perkins
Eugene Daley
Ed. Brennan
John E. Travis
Phillip LaBlanc
Martin Hooff
John D. Kennedy
Walter Burke
George Hammond
J. Everett, Jr
Kansas Mortgages
Eestate
Lynn & Boston Railroad
Chamber of Commerce
Foreign Office
Spanish Antilles
HER
Miain
Milson
J. M. Bundy
Jonas M. Bundy
New York Mail and Express
Grand Hotel
Bright
Jonas Mills Bundy
Columbia
Coos County
N. H
Beloit
Wis Ile
Beloit College
Milwaukee
Pope
Evening Post
Evening Mail
Cyrus W. Field
Major Bundy
Field
Express
Mail
Mail and Express
Mr. Shepard
Committee of Seventy
Garfield
Jules Grevy
Action of the Trustees of the Irish National Federation of America
Chicago Board of Trade
Platt
Mrs. Harrison
the McKees
Lea
Beaknard & CO
Temple Flace
Johnson
Jonson
Johnson & CO
Concord & Montreal Railroad
Herrirage Valle
New England
Canada
West
Boston & Lowell
No. Weare
Manchester and
North Weare R. R
Concord
Portsmouth R. R
Hooknsett
Suncork
Pittafield
Suncook Valley
Nashua
Plymouth
Belmont
Tilton
Lake Village
Werediith
Marbor
Long Island
Wolfeboro
Laconia
Weirs
Warren
Heverhill
Campton Village
Worth Woodstock
Pemigewasses Valley
Lisbon
Littleton
Whitefield
Lancaster
Twinsit
Fairynau
Mt. Pleatant
Maniewoet
Bethlehem
Profile House
Deftersom
St. Johnsbury
Passimpsio R. B
Wells River
Routh
St. Johnbacy
Montreal
Quebec
Sherbrooke
Maan Bouldeir
Beston Hailey
Pabyan
Tiskets
Informaffon
Beston
Aceney
Washington Street
Qld
Granite State
Hownne List
T. A. Mackinnon
F. E. Brown
Geng
P&t
GEQ
W. Storer
P. A
Baltimore
Salpg
New
Park Square Station
R. KR
Farlor
Providence
Shamera
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Hampshire Trust Co
Manchester
Devonshire Street
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Post Office Square
Bens. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
F. Trull
WM. BD Turner
Asvt
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