Political Dyspepsia and Boston Republicans Promote Homegrown Merit
The Boston and Massachusetts Republican camp argues that steady self made records are the proper path to higher office. They scorn elites and clubs, urging candidates like John Bates to lead and redeem districts from Democratic control. The piece contrasts urban club life with plain business virtue and warns of political dyspepsia.
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Boston
Massachusetts
General Guild
House
Senate
John &. Bates
Algonquin
Somerset
Back Bay
Republican Party
Ex-Senator Hutchinson Sees Republican Victory in Boston
Ex-Senator Isaac P. Hutchinson of Boston, heading Bates's local campaign, argues Republicans are gaining in Boston as Civil Service reform should guide Speaker nominations. He lauds past leaders, criticizes the city machine, and hints at a broader fight against control by ex Mayor Curtis.
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Boston
Isaac P. Hutchinson
Bates
Curtis
Hutchinson
General Guild
Massachusetts Oil Service Reform Club
Eyst Ae
Common Council
House of Representatives
Arize
Important Convention of Telegraph Veterans Here This Week
The nineteenth annual reunion of the United States Military Telegraph Corps and the Old Time Telegraphers Association comes to Boston with about 250 members. Notables include General Eckert, Andrew Carnegie, and Thomas A. Edison. Guests will visit landmarks, attend a banquet, and partake in city tours and theater courtesies.
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Boston
United States Military Telegraph Corps
Old Time
General Eckert
Western Union Telegraph Company
Albert B. Chandler
Postal Telegraph Company
War Department
Government Telegraphines
William B. Wilson
Philadelphia
R. B. Hoover
Morse
Central Park
New York
Robert C. Clawry
Chicago
R. H. Emerick
J. McMichael
Minneapolis
L. D. Parker
Charles A. Tinker
New Yrk
J. B. Zublein
Chicago Telephone Company
Lincoln
Anson Stager
Congress
Old Time Telegraphers’ Association
Omaha
Nashville
Pittsburg
Old Timers’ Association
Andrew Carnegie
Thomas D. Reed
Washington
Baltimore
Carnegie
Thomas A. Edison
Charles J. Glidden
Lawspade, Poss. Beesient & Aene Telephone, Company
American Institute of Electrical Enineering
P. W. Jones
Will P. Phillips
Columbia Phonograph Company
A. Duncan
Postal Telegraph
Atlanta
E. C. Cookey
Western Union
H. J. Pettingill
Michigan Telephone Company
E. B. Pillsbury
New England
C. C. Bedloe
A. D. Forristall
Boston & Maine Railroad
D. H. Hern
Mutual District Messenger Company
H. C. Sherman
T. F. Wiles
G. H. Yetman
Boston District Messenger Company
J. W. Larish
W. H. E. Clapp
Copley Square
Nottingham
Quincy
Bunker Hill Monument
Professor Morse
Harvard College
Commercial Cable Company
Rockport
Mass
George G. Ward
Hollis Street Theatre
Boston Museum
Keith’s
Castle Square
R. W. Pope
St Mark's Chapel to be Dedicated in Ashmont
St Mark's Chapel on Dorchester Avenue at Rosemont Street Ashmont will be dedicated Sunday September 17 with High Mass at 10 30 a m by Rev William Byrne vicar general. Rev W H Fitzpatrick of St Gregory's will celebrate and also lead as pastor with sermons by Rev Denis O Callaghan and Rev Henry A Barry. The temporary wooden chapel seats about 0 with basement to seat 700. Beginning September 24 a one week Jesuit mission will be held.
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St. Mark's Chapel
Dorchester Avenue
Rosemont Street
Ashmont
William Byrne
W. H. Fitzpatrick
St. Gregory's Church
Denis O'Callaghan
Co. D
Boston
Henry A. Barry
St. Mark’s Chapel
Father Fitzpatrick
St. Matthew's Chapel
Norfolk Street
Yellow Fever Reports Rise in Key West
The State Board of Health reports nine yellow fever cases in Key West and one death with a corrected list showing 135 cases and 10 deaths to date. Miami area indicates no new developments in the epidemic.
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Jacksonville
Fila
State Board of Health
Key West
F. McDonald
Miami
Yellow fever case confirmed aboard Lampasas
Health Officer Doty announced Burley, evacuated to Swinburne Island from the steamer Lampasas, is suffering with yellow fever. Burley boarded Lampasas at Key West amid outbreak conditions there.
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New York
Doty
Burley
Swinburne Island
Lampasas
Key West
Woman reforms force Lavinia Dempsey to resign on train
In New York a confrontation aboard a Sixth Avenue L train ends with Lavinia Dempsey resigning as vice president of the Woman's Industrial League after a public rebuke by Mrs. Charlotte Smith, the league president. The scene, filled with tense exchange and commuters, concludes with Dempsey stepping down.
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New York
Sixth Avenue
Charlotte” Smith
Lavinia Dempsey
The
Holland Dames
Woman's Industrial League
Washington
Queen of the Dames
League
Misa Dempsey
Park Place
Miss Dempsey
Mrs. Smith
Cortlandt Street
South Ferry
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B. F. Larrabee & CO
Wm. Rogers
Fier
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Glove Dept
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