Delegates to Williams Tally in Massachusetts Democratic Caucuses
All 419 delegates elected show 300 pledged to Williams with 9 opposed and 110 uninstructed. Boston area caucuses declared for Bryan Sewall Williams while gold Democrats in Sandwich and Walpole favored Williams. Contests in multiple wards with motions on chair rulings discussed as officers directed delegates to vote for Williams and the Chicago platform.
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Massachusetts
Bryan
Sewall
Williams
Democratic
Boston
George T. McLaughlin
Sandwich
Walpole
Charles S. Bird
Indianapolis
Brockton
New Bedford
Hyde Park
Platform
Wiliams
Cambrid
Waltham
Aeeres
Weymouth Malden
Wakefield
Randolph
Sewer
Danvers
Athol
Cmucon
Hudson
Merrimack
Cseae Sree
North
Attisbors
Braintree
Eeeseess
L&wlonce
North Boston
SRE Acs
Ecta Cose
Eee
Canton
Revere Democratic Caucus Chooses Officers and Nominees
The Revere Democratic caucus met in Town Hall last evening with Thomas Lare elected chairman and David Butler named secretary. A seven member committee was formed to prepare a list of nominees for conventions after the reading of the report.
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Revere
Thomas Lare
David Butler
William Welsh
Beach
Williams Indorsed in Waltham for Chicago platform
In Waltham on September 10 resolutions in every ward endorsed the Chicago platform and supporting candidate George Fred Williams. A long list of delegates per ward covers State, Congressional, Senatorial, Councillor, and County positions, detailing names for Ward 1 through Ward 7.
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Waltham
Chicago
George Fred Williams
Democratic delegates elected in Canton on Sept 10
In Canton on September 10 Democratic delegates were chosen including state figures W. W. Brooks James H Murphy John Lawrence and Peter Daley. County and councillor selections listed James H Murphy Peter Daley M F Ward T Griffin John Lawrence. Senatorial picks include James H Murphy M H Galligan John Lawrence J H Dunbar D J O Leary. Congressional picks list M J Dockray James H Murphy J H Dunbar John Lawrence Peter Daley. Representative selections name John Lawrence and T E.
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John H. Murray
Thomas J. Birmingham
T. BH. Kelly
J. J. Fahey
C. F. Hemenway
T. F. Kerins
T. E. Kell
P. J. Dowd
T. P. Egan
J. R. Wright
T. F. Carey
John Caughey
FB Carney
M. J. Barry
J. J
John Hewitt
James Marron
W. P. Guinan
John Wentworth
Patrick Leahan
T. F. McCarthy
J. F E. McNabb
J. J. Leahan
A. B. Currier
J. E. Burke
R. M. Johnson
W. T. Hyde
W. A. Bowler
C. H. Mann
Moses Davis
B. W. Stanley
C. T. Cressey
L. T. Staples
J. M. Hartley
J. M. Lawin
Pryor Fulton
Andrew Ward
J. H. Rogers
John Winsor
John Haines
T. J. Walsh
Edward Hampton
M. J. Garvey
T. Kennedy
J. B. McAvoy
P. J. Shevlin
J. EB. Ryan
Canton
W. W. Brooks
James H. Murphy
John Lawrence
Peter Daley
J. Henry Dunbar
M. F. Ward
Griffin
M. H. Galligan
J. H. Dunbar
D. J. O'Leary
M. J. Dockray
T. E
My Clothiers Ninth Weekly Band Concert Tonight
The Ninth and final weekly band concert of the season by Tom Henry's Military at Massachusetts Clothing Company is dedicated to My Clothier by composer Mr. Henry. Manager Wolf states the program includes overtures, fantasies, marches, selections, and finales concluding the series for mass enjoyment.
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Tom Henry
Massachusetts Clothing Company
Mr. Henry
Wolf
Clothing Company
Pennsylvania Democrats expel standard delegates amid protest
Delegates from Pennsylvania faced expulsion as party lines clashed over the single standard. Bryan’s supporters yelled and cheered loudly while a gold delegate began to read a protest before being shut down.
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Pennsylvania
Gold
Gentry Paces World Record Pace in Glen Falls Match Race
John R. Gentry narrowly beats Star Pointer in a two heat pacing duel at Glen Falls New York pulling a world record time of 2011 2 in the second heat amid large crowds and special trains. The Breeders Association offered extra 500 if the record stood.
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Glen Falls
N. Y
John R. Gentry
Star Pointer
New York
Gentry
King of Pacers
Andrews
MecClary
Breeders’ Association
Paris Storm Smashes Roofs and Trees. Fatalities Reported
Reports from Paris say a hurricane force storm killed several people and tore off roofs at the Tribunal of Commerce Prefecture of Police and the Opera Comique. The wind uprooted forty trees into the Seine and caused widespread riverfront damage with rescues underway.
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London
Paris
Tribunal of Commerce
Prefecture of Police
Opera Comique
Pont St. Michael
Pont Neuf
Seine
Filibuster Participant Shot In Havana Fortress
Luis Patros Martinez, a participant in the Three Friends expedition, was executed in Havana fortress today for rebellion and incendiarism, following his capture during the filibustering action.
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Havana
Luis Patros Martinez
Banquet Honors Dr. Nansen in Christiania
A grand banquet in Christiania honored Arctic explorer Dr. Nansen. About five hundred guests attended and 210000 kroner were subscribed toward a Nansen fund for the advancement of science.
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Christiania
Nansen
Fire in Bancroft coal bunkers at Brooklyn Navy Yard
Fire discovered this morning in the coal bunkers of the US cruiser Bancroft undergoing dry dock repair at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. It was extinguished with slight damage. believed caused by spilled naphtha or coal oil in the coal bin. Plates and fittings were uninjured.
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New York
United States
Bancroft
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Constantinople
Storm Wreaks Havoc Offshore and Along New England Shores
Orrin Kehoe from Swampscott remains missing after the storm while the schooner Miranda disappeared off Newport. The Gloucester schooner Gloriana reportedly foundered near Newport. Rhode Island yachts suffer wrecks. Crescent Beach and Crescent Beach area sustain major damage. multiple vessels are lost or damaged from Newport to Hull and Dorchester Bay. The storm subsided with light winds by evening, rainfall totals near 1.72 inches.
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Orrin Kehoe
Swampscott
Miranda
Gloucester
Newport
Portland
Coney Island
Gloriana
Narragansett
Providence
Rhode Island Yacht Club
Revere Yacht Club
Ocean Pier
Crescent Beach
Lark
Grover’s Cliff
Nemo
Isabella
Eddie F
Hogg Island
Hull Harbor
Harry L. Belden
Cape Pogue
City of Worcester
Plum Island
Cushing
Stiietto
Clara Belle Tillinghast
Harding’s Ledge
Edward Powers
Lawlor
Hesper
New England
Boston Harbor
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Daniel Clifford
Jeremiah O'Sullivan
William T. Brennan
John R. Finlay
Maurice
James A. Burns
Otho Sullivan
James F. Madden
Falk
Washington
Rueter & Company
Highland Spring Brewery
Roux Tapster
Williams Indorsed
My Clothiers
Mareh
Raymond
Ccsee
Thomas Fantasia
Kentucky
Dalbey
Offenbach
Jolly Coppersmith
Peter Selection
Beyer Fantasia
Puerner
Knight
Clothier
Bocesee
Henry
Star
Harrisburg
Penn
Opera House
Garman
John B. Keenan
Greensburg
Robert F. James
Northampton County
James
McKinley
Keenan
Mr. James
Sound Money
Allentown
Grover Cleveland
Supreme Court of
Thomas F. Emmons
Northampton
DeWitt
Sowden
Harrity
Jones
National Democratic Committee
State Central Committee
People’s Party
Thomas §. Terrell
Louis N. Ireland
John J. Taylor
Robert J. Thompson
Taylor
Thompson
J. T. Allman
Three Friends
DR. Nansen
Dorchester
Worlds End
Wasp
Beachmont
City Point
Alert
Mina
Gypsy
Oddie
Commonwealth Yacht Club
Cow Pasture
Dorchester Bay
Old Harbor Point
Robinson Takes
the Lead
Robinson’s
GC. H. Robinson & CO
Washington St
Adams and Dockey
Paine ,Furniture CO
Canal Street
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