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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1890

Page

8

Colonel Olin's Friends Rally in Heated Nomination Fight

Political eye notes Colonel William M. Olin has surged in the race for Secretary of State with strong backing from Howland supporters and Grand Army allies. The campaign committee reported two-thirds of delegates already pledged to Olin, despite Howland claims and local resistance. A Tremont House headquarters plan and a Boston contingent mark the organizing drive with notable figures present.

William M. Olin Howland Howlan Olin Legion Grand Army Mdgeriy Charlstown Revere House Charles Carleton Coffin Kingsley of Newton Senator Coffin Ward 17 Mr. Howland Coffin Colonel Olin Haile Tremont House

Pillsbury Poised for Attorney General Nomination in Boston Caucus

Ex-Speaker A. E. Pillsbury is expected to secure the Attorney General nomination as eastern Massachusetts caucuses favor the Boston contender. The Fox faction claims a delegate majority, with Cambridge and Boston wards totaling 57 delegates, while Burns supporters pivot toward Banks. Colonel Ned Glines hints at switching allegiance as the contest nears.

Pillsbury A. E. Pillsbury Fime Waterman Massachusetts Boston Olmstead Republican City Committee Friends of Mr. Pillsbury

Randall District Braces For Supreme Court Pick

The article discusses the expected appointment of J. M. Morton to the Supreme bench affecting Congressman Randall’s first district. Fall River and New Bedford interests seek Morton’s appointment to ease intra party tensions, with Brackett accused of balancing competing factions to maintain harmony.

Congressman Randall J. M. Morton Fallover Supreme Bench Mr. Randall Randall Sall Mr. Morton Boston Fall River New Bedford Brackett

Conant Emerges as Republican Favorite in Eleventh District

In the eleventh district Judge Conant appears likely the Republican nominee. Colonel Myron P Walker is a strong challenger. The Farmers League backs Conant, while bitter Spalding Walker rivalry could coerce Spalding supporters to back Conant. Conant is seen as an anti boodle candidate representing the better class of Republicans.

Conant

Would Colonel Higginson Accept for Fifth District Nomination

Democratic caucuses in Somerville focus on John M Woods as a possible nominee to oppose Banks Fox or Burns. As convention nears the name of Colonel Thomas Wentworth Higginson rises, and it would not be surprising if he led the Democrats in the fifth district if he accepts.

Higginson Somerville Fifth Congressional District John M. Woods Banks Fox Burns Thomas Wentworth Higginson Fifth District

Fifth District Republicans Meet in Parker House Parlor 6

Nathan Warren of Waltham presided at the Fifth Congressional District Republican Committee meeting in Parlor 6 at the Parker House yesterday afternoon. The report notes the gathering of district party leaders and officers.

Fifth District Nathan Warren Waltham Fifth Congressional District Parlor Parker House

District Republican Convention Set At Wesleyan Hall

Frank Rice of Somerville acted as secretary. Tuesday September 23 at 2 p.m. Wesleyan Hall hosts the district convention. The basis of representation was approved by the state committee with one delegate per 100 Republican votes. Augustus Russ, Ephraim Stearns of Waltham and GC. F. Rice of Somerville spoke before adjournment.

Frank Rice Somerville Wesleyan Hall State Committee Augustus Russ Ephraim Stearns Waltham GC. F. Rice

Last Night's Democratic Caususes in Chelsea and Nearby Towns

Democratic delegates were chosen in Chelsea Ward caucuses and in several towns. The Chelsea tally lists numerous at large delegates for state and congressional contests, with detailed names and affiliations. Similar results appeared in Quincy Natick and other communities as Republicans and Democrats held ward caucuses and named delegates, counillors, and senatorial selections for upcoming conventions.

Democrats of Chelsea Henry T. Holmes Dennis Connors Michael Kane James J. Kane John Mulloy Walter Davis Marcus M. Merritt Dennis A. O’brien 2. H. Kearse Johnh. Dean George J. Page John P. Sullivan William H. Denning James J. D. Bogan Thomas G. M. Hawkes Michael K. Welsh David G Finley John H. Crandon Edwin F. Pierce Wawin S. Crandon John M. Oxton Congressonal D. Bosson Charles J. McDonough John J. Cadigan Bernard Riley Thomas Gainard William C. Cutler Henry A. Cheever Henry Charles. Duggan Thomas Taylor Dennis A. O'Brien Genres J. Page Charles H. Donahoe William Connors Thomas Doyle James McCluskey James L. D. Bogan David C. Finley Sanford Crandon Thomas J. Morrison John M. Maguire Albro GG Bean Suffolk Charles Meliizan John E. Casey John Mulroy William A. O'Brien P. H. Kearse John HL. Dean Daniel Collins Joseph Boyle Thomas McGowan James I. McCluskey Timothy Ord Patrick Meahan John L. Hayes Thomas Jd. Morrison Frank Elijah G. Hall Stephen H. Edwards Jaimes Martin Frederick Pope Charles N. Hunt Coutty Daniel McGrath Lewis Rinn K. F.thomas Roger HH. Wilda Frank E. Badger BK. F. Thomas Thomas Clare Charlies N. Hunt Minos SteerAn Edward L. Pierce John Graham Immer Webb Congressional J. Prp Churchill Horace EK. Ware Josep C. Whitney Ud J. Pierce George A. Fletch Edwin D. Wadsworth Edwin Ruggies Covelick David W.tucker William K. Weston J. Albert Simpson J. Waler Bradlee J. Aiohe Robert L. Pond J. Edwin Ruggies J. Walter Bradlee H. Clifford Gallagher Arthur Eldridge Robert Langan Joseph GO. Whitney George A. Harned George A. Fletcher John Hi. Burt Arthur A. Hibbard James Wisley Will A. Woodward James Thomas Alfred L. Morse Horace N. Plummer Dk Ags Gibbs Andolph M. J John J. Thayer John P. Flood T. P. Cushman Thomas Enkesl Jamies Mulloy M. Daly John B. Thayer John G. Wran Faite BE. Foley J. P. Cushman Thomas Dolan M. J. Daly W. F. Barrett D. C. McGanchey E. Forest Kinh Peter C. Hand KE. Forest Knight O. M. Sheidan D. C. Melanchey Peter 5Tland J. Mom Man Wellfleet H. P. Harriman William HH. Tubman N. HH. Paine L. Young Charles A. Gorham Thomas Kemp L. Rodman O. H. Linnell H. Linnell Simpkins William H. Smith T. Brown Jenkins Plymouth Tsave M. Jackson Leavitt T. Robbins Charles 5. Davis James Millar Simon H. Morrison William T. Davis Daniel W. Andrews Elkanan Finney Joseph J. Weston Joseph F.lowns Willian Burns Peleg S B. Bartlett Leavitt Roblins Simon Levi Preston F Walker W. H. Brown Thomas Carroll Relihan D. P. Grosvenor Janes Crean Ei. Miller Littlefield Richard Barry J. Lucey D. P. McCarthy J. N. Ames J. Mackintosh K. J. O’connor Kurene White George R. Keyes L. E. Reed Jd. Wetherbee Julian Tulle Wellesley A.B. Dana Richard Cunningham G. L. Chesbro Daniel Warren Sethi Dewing Philip Carr G. N. Smith Seth Dewing M. Dunlavey J. Mulcahy, Jr HH. A. Child Charles Rice C. B. Thomas John Carman, Jr Frank GC. Hersey G. Williams Albert A. Clarke H. F. Plympton Thomas Flanagan O. C. Livermore Flagg County A. R. Clapp Momoughan C. W. Smith Job Monaghan Albert Jennings Tailby H.H. Brown W. Smith Herbert Ware C. H. Spring John W. Candler New Reptorp W. E. Russell David A. Snell Peter FE. Sullivan Joseph A. Dawson J. C. Patnande Paul J. Westing Wre B. F. Hathaway B.S. Dodge Warren A. Bird Martin Hall Charles B. Felch Alexander Blaney Willian J. Cronin James L. McGlone Royal Ellis F. K K. Tilton Austin Pepper Joseph Critcherson Dodge Patrick Beslan George H. Goddard Frank B. Tilton John HH. Burke A. J. Murphy William EK. Rollins I. Metlone John Ahearn John J. Oakes George M. Foster Patrick Mahan John Kugel Peter Logan Irvin Ridden N. J. Cochran Justin Perry If T. Brown Richard Clink S. B. Knowles H. I. Pratt Timothy Purus Charles W. Gleason Dr. Kennedy Pael Daly Walter Burke J. Brennan N. Hammond J.c.travis Agen Hastings Panic LeBlanc Everett, Jr Martin Hapf Edgar Bevirnng Charles L. Dodge William JD. Sohier Edward J. Giddings Samuel Cole Joan H. Hinkley Elpridge Sawyer Samuel A. Fuller S. Tr. Thacher, Jr John H. Woodbury Brackett

Delegates named in regional party conventions and contests

The report describes delegate selections and lines in multiple races including Howland for Secretary of State and two tickets for congressional convention delegates, with the Cogswell group prevailing about five to one. It also notes plans for a Democratic district convention in Lowell and judicial naturalization sittings, plus factional dynamics in the Cape and Somerville contests involving Nye Simpkins Raymond Bailey Norcross and Barley.

Pillsbury Howland Cogswell Congressional Francis Norwood Joseph H. Baker Elbridge C. Sawyer Albert Wittnin Norace P. Woodbury William A. Lee Louis D. Webber Frank 5. Raymond

Potter Lovell finances embroiled in town talk

The Potter Lovell Company struggles to straighten affairs amid talk of loans and syndicate dealings. Cummings of David Cummings & Co denies ties to the Shaw estate settlement while acknowledging a $112,500 loan in exchange for mortgage collateral. Wyman and Fiske are named in the evolving trust arrangement as W. Clement handles the trustee role. A new corporation may form to run the business with initial funding around six to ten thousand dollars. William A. Haskell, assigned to the Potter Lovell estate, is ill, delaying the year’s report.

Potter Lovell Company Cummings David Cummings & Co Shaw Estate Potter, Lovell & Co J. N. Fiske Shaw Bros Fiske Walter Potter Shaw Maine Potter FE. Wyman W. Clement Slaw Wiske William A. Haskell

Horse Races Draw 16 000 at Lewiston Park on Sept 11

Heavy track conditions at Lewiston Park Lewiston Maine draw a large crowd of about 16 000 for a day of racing. The program featured multiple classes with times listed for 2 37 and 2 50 mile heats and a running race won by Barney in 1 50 4. State Grange Pair day in New Hampshire drew over 5000 attendees with Governor Goodell and other officials speaking and trotting events including a mile heats race for 875 purse.

Lewiston Turse Nash van Ivelmiont Asa Apole Cha Clade Ray Ergon Alice Oalus A. Drake Shylors Almont Clay Wwsseesa S. General Tuncocs Iis Ster & Son S. S W. Brown Charla Charles S. Stackpole Eliss Appleton Web W. Wasiuiti Lady Martins M. Dean Ses Barney Betwveen Briggs Rockefellow N. H State Grange Cgovernor

Monument Dedicated In Winsted Conn To Local Veterans

The new soldiers monument on Memorial Heights in Winstead Connecticut was dedicated with a townwide celebration. Governor Bulkeley and state judges attended as a long procession preceded dedicatory exercises led by Samuel Fessenden. The granite watchtower stands 63 feet high with an 18 foot 6 inch bronze soldier figure atop. The three story base is 20 by 20 feet at ground level, narrowing to 15 by 15 feet at the top, and interior rooms total twelve by twelve feet per floor. The structure cost 15000 dollars and followed a feudal tower design.

Winxstep Conn Bulkeley Memorial Heights Samuel Fessenden Minsted

Parade by Grand Lodge Odd Fellows in Salem

The Granda United Order of Odd Fellows held a parade in Salem with about two hundred members from Cambridge and other lodges. Boston groups Allen's Drum Corps and Sumner Lodge withdrew after a dispute over line placement. The day ended with a supper drill and dance at the skating rink.

Salem Granda United Order of Odd Fellows Boston Sumner Lodge Plysmouth Rock Lodge Allen Cambridge Patriarchie New Ledford Patriarchie Potomska Lodge New Heedford Royal Enterprise Lodge Merrimac Lodge Haverhill Fremont Lodge Lynn

Bookbinders Assembly Backs Strikers in City Hall Meeting

The Bookbinders Assembly met in Eagle Hall last night and voted to support the Hearn's bookbinders and the New York Central strikers endorsing them with a $50 contribution. The Pinkertons faced strong denunciation from the assembly.

Eagle Hall Hearn New York Central Pinkertons

Two Autumn Weddings Highlight Milton and Cambridge Society

In Milton at the Unitarian Chapel over 300 guests witnessed the marriage of Franz Zerrahn to Constance Whitney with a Germania orchestra and grand floral decor. In Cambridge, Herbert Waldo Hayes wed Alice Cornelia Dorr at North Avenue Baptist Church with a flower-filled chancel and a reception at the bride’s home.

Milton Cambridge Franz Zerrahn Carl Zerrahin Hindel and Haydn Society Constance Whitney Henry Whitney J. J. Lang Jensen Beethoven Messrs William Eldridge New York Johann Schroeder Samuel Bates Elberton P. Whitney Catherine Lane Lonor Stebtins Die Meistersinger Germania Orchestra Oliver Ames Elise West Raxton Née Chickering Ireland J.C. Whitney Otto Zerrahin BE. Sprague Richard Sprague J. J. Monet G. Langdon Pract Wisham G. Weld Alanson ‘Lucker Lucker Lawrence ‘Lucker R. Nickerson Carl Fellmer A. Forbes Freeman Edward VP. Call Miss Call George Weld Whiston Yorke W. E. Weld Wheatland J.C. White Henry Wainwright C. M. Weld Philip Saltonstall C. I. Adams Grafton Adams Miss Adams Charles Amory Edward Brooks Brooks Ellen Mary Bullard H. G. Freneu Charles Sargent Pauline Shaw William Sheare Miss Sherwood William Sonier Elizabeth Slade Ryerson F. Rackemann Rackmainn Mary Reynolds Pantinehaw Borie W. Bates Joseph Bell H. B. Coupin Augustus Hemenway Daniel Holmes Abbott Lawrence Edward Lawrence Haughton Henry Jaques Helen Jaques Augustus Lowell Frederick Malin Miss Malin McKean George Lewis Minot Sc. Francis Parker L. A. Phumyer W.S. Otis Ames Alfred Mudge Lena Mudge Charles Pierce Johnson Charles Prince J. M. Gaugeng W. G. Smith Jamaica Plain H. M. Day Arlington L. E.yenney Fred R. Dorr Helen Vorr Jonnie Brown Stella Pratt Brookline Miss Hayes Diractoire North Avenue Mrs. Hayes

Keay and Foxes Tie The Knot In Cambridge Home Wedding

At a North Cambridge residence, Fred Erburn Keay and Ethie Holland Fox were married in a simple evening ceremony. The Rev Dr Alexander officiated with Parker Christopher J. Browning and T Allison as ushers. The bride wore a formal gown and carried a bouquet.

Keay—Fox Orchard Street Cambridge Fred Erburn Keay Ethie Holland Fox George J. Fox Dr. Alexander Messrs. Parker Christopher J. Browning T. Allison

Marriage Notice for Keay and Miss Fox at West Somerville

The notice states the marriage of a daughter with sister Miss Bertha Fox in attendance and identifies the best man Mr Harry S Seagrave. The couple, Mr and Mrs Keay, will reside at 15 Williams street West Somerville and will be at home to friends after October 1.

Bertha Fox de Pears Harry S. Seagrave Keay Williams Street West Somerville

Coupling of Gertrude Briggs and Edward Barnes in Auburndale

Miss Gertrude Briggs wed Edward Kathven Barnes at the Congregational Church in Auburndale in a ceremony attended by Newton society. The groom and best man were joined by a large guest list. reception followed at the bride’s uncle’s residence. The couple plan residence in Auburndale and will be at home on two October Thursday evenings.

Barnes—Briggs Newton Auburndale Gertrude Briggs Edward Kathven Barnes William Briggs Walter BK. Gooding Winterhill D. W. Faunce West Newton Calvin Cutter Congregational Church Susie G. Fuller Etta Barnes Cambridge Amy P. Fiske Fred Collins Dorchester Starbuck Sprague Youn

Fashionable wedding in Fairfield for Helena Mallory and Wilfred Mellersh

Helena Cruger Mallory daughter of Rev. Dr. George Mallory editor of the Churchman married Wilfred Mellersh a Surrey barrister at Fairfield Episcopal Church. A large fashionable crowd from Mellersh Mallory Conn New York and Boston attended. A reception followed at Dr. Mallory’s summer home and the couple will sail for England in a few days.

Mellersh-Mallory Bridgerort Conn Fairfield Helena Cruger Mallory George 8. Mallory New York Churchman Wilfred Mellersh Surrey Eng Episcopal Church Boston Mallory Mrs. Mellersh England

Cambridgeport 25 Mile Road Race Ends With Ackerman Victory

The Cambridgeport Cycle Club held its twenty five mile race from Chestnut Hill Reservoir through the Newtons to St Mary and Heacon streets Boston. H B Ackerman won by a bike length over Captain Kehaw with George F Heath third, prizes awarded by Chief Consul Emery before about 150 riders amid music and a banquet.

Cambridgeport Cycle Club Sanborn Chestnut Hill Newtons St. Mary and Heacon Streets Boston George F. Kehaw H. BE. Ackerman Kehaw W. H. Emery Joshua Ht. Sanborn Edward C. Himeon M.S George W. Heath Edocsary Ackerman Charles Il Kellen Joun Si Ccc Sec L. A.W. Jin Joun SM. Capa GS US Goll Wateh Dames W. Eat Tribune Malvin A. Nowell Chronicle Emery Clint House

Hearing At City Hall On Union Boat Club Complaints

A Boston Cambridge meeting led by Mayor Hart addressed missiles thrown from Cambridge bridges at Union Boat Club rowers. Guild urged high fences and draw tenders as special police. Crane’s Bridge chief urged action but cautioned limits of police. Officials referred the issue to bridge commissioners and police to consider appointing drawtenders as special police and erecting barriers.

Union Boat Club Cambridge Hart Gilmore Frederick W. Lincoln Curtis Guild, Jr Whiting Eaton Bridges Guild Harvey Division Hoollams Police Commissioners Boston

Watchman Killed in Boston Yard Collision

Theodore Grote of 144 Lamartine Street a night watchman in the Boston and Providence railroad yards was fatally struck while stepping between tracks near Berkeley Street Bridge. An engine backing into the yard at high speed ran over him splitting his body. he died on scene and the body was sent to the morgue.

Theodore Grote Lamartine Street Boston & Providence Railroad Berkeley Street Bridge

New Liquor Licenses May Favor Women In Boston

Police plan to issue 113 additional licenses as city grows. Several women have reportedly received licenses, despite past board statements. A provisional list includes numerous names and addresses across divisions 1 through 6, with residential and Endicott Beach Eliot street licenses limited.

Boston Station 4 Endicott Beach Eliot Streets M. F. Armstrong Corner Canal Travers Streets Maloney & Co Atlantic Avenue E. d. Jennings & Co Corner Causeway Haverhill Streets M. Doherty Endicott Street Cahill Church Street McCarthy & Coleman Albany Street Timothy Murphy Federal Street West & Jenney Franklin Street Otto C. Felton Broad Street James H. Sexton George 8. Martis Province Street Frank A. Fachon Bailey Street Wiliam Yates State Street Almeda Company Tremont Street Roger Scannell Charles Street Ellis & Vayler Leverett Street John McGillienddy Dennis O'Reilly Third Street Frederick Bamberg Athens Street Jeremiah H. Brennan

Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association Meeting

The Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association held a largely attended meeting at Young's Hotel with Vice President B C Clark presiding. Members elected include Sydney Harwood M W Davidson Talman K Wheeler Frederick S Hodges and Percival Manchester. Citizens urged to report any killing of woodcock quail and partridge before Sept 15 to Benjamin C Clark 55 Kilby Street Boston for enforcement of game laws.

Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association Young’s Hotel B.C. Clark Benjamin C. Clark Kilby Street Boston

United States and Canada Names Gathered in Logbook Notes

A long list of individuals and households from across the United States and Canada appears, including Beach of Rochester New York Bath of Montreal Powers of London Ontario and many others, with names clustered by locality and surname groups. The entries resemble a social or directory style roll call, listing residents and families in various cities and towns.

United States F. H. Beach Rochester N.Y Alex Bath Montreal Phil Powers London Ont Lawrence Depew Detroit M. G. Kimball Sterting Kan L. & Cline Philadelphia George L. Burnside Charles M. Hinkle Cincinnati Frank A. Lee New Orleans George W. Hancock E. C. Pechin Cleveland W. D. Olmsted Burffalo Viewpome C. A. Macy, Jr Coggeshall Macy Mary St. Macy New York J. Jefferson Coolidge Manchester Charles H James Lord New Bedford Clark’s R. Byram George Daily Lewis de

Funeral of David Pulsifer in Newton Highlands

The funeral for David Pulsifer was held today at St. Pauls Chapel Newton Highlands with many relatives and Boston business leaders present. Prayers were led by Rev W G Monroe and the Episcopal burial service performed by Rev W H Williams. naval displays and pallbearers from several orders attended. Burial took place in Newton Cemetery.

Newton Stredan David Pulsifer St. Paul’s Chapel Newton Highlands Boston W. G. Monroe Christ Church, Boston W. H. Williams St. Paul's Chapel Doin L. Stevenson Ancient and Honorables St. Camrell Boston Veteran Firemen's Association Edward C. Dolliver Boston Merchants Charles Green Thomas Sherman F. C. Welch St. Andrew Lodge Free Masons Boston Society Newton Cemetery

House Open for Visitors Daily 9 to 4

The residence invites the public to visit daily from 9 in the morning to 4 in the afternoon. LADD & DANIELS oversee the arrangement and safety of tours.

Belmont Horse Rampage Warns Tremont Street

A horse owned by E. P. Trne of Belmont bolted through Beacon Tremont and Bromfield streets colliding with a wagon. Tremont House carriages superintendent James F. Ormona was knocked down and injured while attempting to stop the animal.

E. P. Trne Belmont Beacon Street State Street

Boston Symphony season ticket auctions at Music Hall

Concert fans will attend annual auctions for season tickets to Boston Symphony Orchestra rehearsals and concerts at Music Hall next week. Sales run Monday to Friday with a new fair seating method avoiding box office lines and encouraging personal attendance to suit all budgets.

Boston Symphony Orchestra Music Hall

Swedish Electric Singers Offer Rare Concert at Union Hall

Last evening in Union Hall the Swedish Electric Singers with Borg's Quintette presented a varied program of piano duets by the Misses Arntzen vocal selections by the group and instrumental numbers. Miss Gerda Von Betzen and Misses Helga and Edna Arntzen along with Messrs Kelly and Grindrod impressed with refined technique and expressive playing especially the Quintette's Evening Breeze and the Liszt duet.

Union Hall Borg Gerda von Betzen Helga Edna Arntzen Messis Kelly Grindrod Arntzen Quintette Miss von Betzen Liszt

Bargain Cotton Cloth Sale By Hollander Bradshaw Folsom

Readers are invited to view an announcement from Hollander Bradshaw and Folsom listing cotton cloth brands and prices offered below ordinary rates. The notice emphasizes straightforward, honest pricing and directs buyers to the columns for specifics on available fabrics and costs.

Messrs Hollander Bradshaw & Folsom

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