Brackett and Peirce Nominated at Cape Convention
The Cape convention accepted nominees including Brackett for lieutenant governor and Henry B. Peirce for secretary of state after a lively session. A notable moment came when Colonel E. H. Haskell briefly named Charles Ladd for auditor, drawing humor before Ladd was unanimously approved. Andrew A. Waterman was named attorney general amid further speeches about Republican strength and policy.
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Cape
Lodge
F. D. Allen
Lynn
Brackett
Ames
Hall
Taunton
Henry B. Peirce
Charles Ladd
Andrew A. Waterman
Attorne
Maine
Russell
House of Representatives
Loring
Cleveland
Linia i
Marden
Sean Vibro Milliken
Long
Mr. Pitman
Messrs
Slunt
Milliken
Governor Long
Democrat and Mugwump
Lowell
Ex Governor Long Addresses Massachusetts Republicans
Ex governor Long presides over a Massachusetts Republican convention praising the party history under Lincoln and Grant, urging loyalty to the GOP and warning of Democratic infliction and obstruction. He cites Sumner, Andrew, Whit tier, and other figures as part of a celebrated Republican legacy. The address frames national and state leadership, praising past achievements and urging continued support.
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Long
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Charles Sumner
John Albion Andrew
Old Commonwealth
John Greenleaf Whittier
Ery Wilson
Charles Allen
Slack
Griffin
Burlin
Commonwealth
Malise
Resolutions of the Massachusetts Republican convention
The Massachusetts Republican platform reaffirms support for national party principles, calls for protection of American industries, strict tariffs, and the end of undervaluation and false invoicing. It endorses prohibition of alcohol, strict immigration enforcement, honest debt payment, and a strong, principled foreign policy while opposing Democratic leadership and calling for school funding tied to secular education.
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National Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Republican Party
Europe
Democratic Party
United States
Senate
Rero
William F Draper Named for Massachusetts Convention
Mr. Greenhalge urges the Republican convention to nominate a candidate embodying loyalty to party, moral purity, and community service. He praises Massachusetts supporters and points to a living record in local work as key, declaring William F. Draper of Hopedale the man meeting these requisites.
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Draper
Republican Party
United States of America
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
United Hearts
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Oyal
United States
Massachusets
Ben Harrison
Old Commonwealth
Convention
William F. Draper
Hopedale
Preservation of current leadership praised in state address
A speaker urges avoiding local shifts and endorses Harrison and Morton, praising the state administrator whose family name leads the government. He credits Lincoln for uniting interior routes with the Pacific coast, arguing the heroism and services surpass mere politics and urging no changes that could jeopardize the ongoing contest.
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Harrison
Morton
Lincoln
Massachusetts
Pacific Coast
Centleman
New Hampshire Club Opens Festal Season at Quincy House
At the Quincy House yesterday the New Hampshire Club started its festal season with the first monthly dinner after summer. About thirty members attended, four new members were admitted, and President Andrew Bunton opened with a brief speech. Rev W R W Joyslin spoke, followed by Hon Henry Kent of Boston. Thomas Henry played cornet, George Richards of Manchester read Adams selections, State Treasurer Carter gave NH savings bank statistics, and the meeting adjourned.
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Quincy House
New Hampshire
Granite State
Andrew Bunton
W.R. W. Joyslin
Joyslin
Henry Kent
Boston
Thomas Henry
George Richards
Manchester
Charles Follen Adams
Carter
Grand Army Men Call on Thurman in Quiet Visit
Columnus, C., Sept. 12. Since returning from New York Judge Thurman has stayed at home seeking rest while Grand Army men from across the country, many Democrats or Thurman admirers, visited and were warmly welcomed by him.
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Grand Army
Thurman
Columnus
New York
Grand Amy
New York Democrats Nominate Hill and Jones at State Convention
The Democratic State convention in Burralo Oct 12 convened with full house at Music Hall. George Raines chaired, Major Gleason and D Cady Herrick led the platform, endorsing Cleveland and Hill on tariff reform and anti trust measures, with Jones for lieutenant governor and Gray for Court of Appeals. The platform praised President Cleveland, condemned trusts, and urged election reforms and home rule while pledging support to Irish home rule and Hill’s leadership. The nomination of Governor Hill and Lieutenant Governor Jones was made by acclamation, adjournment followed.
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Louisiana
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Maryland
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White House
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Mugwump
Mills
Confederacy
Union
Mr. Mills
Chicago
Prohibition Party
Democrats
Housekeeping
Mason and Dixon’s
Maine
Ireland
Cleveland
United States
England
Lovy
Lowell
Steinway Hall
New York
Massachusetts
Washington
Franklin
Senate
Evarts
Edmunds
John Sherman
Daniel Webster
George Hoar
Marietta
Northwest
Burrano
N. Y
Murphy
Music Hall
Hill
George Raines
Monroe County
Seymour
Tilden
Raines
E. T. Wood
Queens
Patrick Gleason
Long Island City
Committee On Permanent Organization
D. Cady Herrick
Albany
Ridgway
Kings
P. C., Doyle
Erie
Herrick
Republican Party
Committee On Resolutions
Gilroy
Tammany Hall
St. Louis
Allen G. Thurman
United States Senate
Legisature
Saxton
Assembly
Ithough
Paeceiare
Crane
Gladstone
Parnell
David B. Hill
Empire State
James Lockwood
Lockwood
Fellows
Colonel Fellows
General Harrison
Harrison
Tippecanoe
Blaine
Republican Campaign Committee
Andrew Carnegie
Mr. Blaine
Europe
Carnegie
Pennsylvania
Warner Miller
Miller
Roger A. Pryor
Pryor
Q O’ Brien
Jefferson
David
Timothy Campbell
Charles O’brien
Broome
Edward F. Jones
Binghamton
George L. Danforth
Schoharie
Clinton Gray
Court of Appeals
Fires Reported Across Several Towns In Sept. 12 Notices
A Vermont fire at Ezra Willey Straf ford's home, barn, hay, and tools caused about 3500 in loss with 2000 insured and is deemed incendiary. In Huntington a larger blaze destroyed the post office, store, bank, church, and other buildings, with losses over 100000 and partial insurance. Miss Irene McGaffey's millinery store and home in Centre Sandwich burned, smothering her at age 80. Mary S. P. Putnam's Wendell Depot dwelling burned for 1000 in loss deemed incendiary. Additional small fires struck East Boston Cambridge and nearby areas with minor damage, none fully detailed.
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South Royation
Ezra Willey Strafford
Huntington, L. 1
S. Brush & Co
Huntington Bank
Presbyterian Church
Weirs
N. H
Irene McGaffey
Centre Sandwich
Orange
Mary S. P. Putnam
Wendell Depot
Havre Street
Boston
Green
Old Colony
Cambridge
Pleasant Street
J. H. Freeman
J. McQuillan
M. Fitzgerald
Mather
John L. Wall
Bromfield Street
A. Fitzmeyer
C. J. Edmonds
Universalist Publishing Company
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Trial of Pitcher in Montreal Reveals He Transported Large Sums
Montreal September trial details describe Pitcher admitting possession of about 700000 in cash and negotiable instruments, arranged with Providence lawyer Lapham to negotiate with a bank. Witness Kellert recounts the stolen money, bills, and a London draft, plus defense claims on money definitions and legality of currency in Canada. The court considers whether American gold and foreign bank notes qualify as money as proceedings resume tomorrow.
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Montreal
Pitcher
Kellert
Lapham
Providence
Albany
Buffalo
London
Toronto
Washington
Parker
Guerin
Brown, Shipley & Co
James A. Roberts
Roberts
Archibald
Canada
United States
September Weddings at Advent Church and in Salem
A quiet ceremony joined Mr. George Richardson of Dorchester and Miss Catherine L. Robinson of Roxbury at the Church of the Advent with Rev. Father Sherman officiating. The couple will reside at Harley Street Ashmont after Oct 15. a second wedding united Mr. George S. Silsbee of Salem and Miss Sallie Gray of Boston with Rev. Brooke Hertford officiating.
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George Richardson
Dorchester
Catherine L. Robinson
S. R. Robinson
Roxbury
Father Sherman
Church of the Advent
Jr. Tournade
New York
George 5. Silsbee
Salem
Sallie Gray
Brooke Hertford
Silsbee
Beacon Street
Multiple Maritime Marriages Highlight New England Social Season
Port Tiano Maine September grooms, Frances Anderson of Port Tiano and Charles Thurston Davis of Boston wed at St Stephen's Church with Rev Asa Dalton officiating. Bridesmaids Miss Mary Bullens and Miss Elizabeth Lord, ushers from Boston New York and Portland attended. The reception followed for the Dickens Club and relatives. Other weddings noted in North Easton Milford and Gloucester with families including Ames, Harte, and Sherman. festivities included bands, collation, and bridal tours.
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Port TiAno
Frances P. Anderson
John F. Anderson
Charlies Thurston Davis
Boston
St. Stephen’s Church
Asa Dalton
Mary Bullens
Elizabeth Lord
Newton
Mass
James Colt
Robert Raymond
New York
George Nutter
Frederick Emerson
Herbert Payson
Portland
General Anderson
Dickens Club
Joseph Fox
W. "Sb. Hopkins
Baron von ._Huene
St. Petersburg
Russia
Annie King
Annie Lothrop
Mary 8. Ames
Annie L. Ames
Katharine H. Ames
John Lambert
Philadelphia
Baldwin
MilFrorp
Father Canavan
St. Mary’s Parsonage
John H. Stratton
Catherine E. Sheehan
William Sheehan
Milford
Annie Sheehan
John J. Tooney
Mr. Sheehan
Congress Street
Gloucester
Henry Souther
Steelton
Penn
Elizabeth Sherman
Judge Sherman
Bass Rocks
F. F. Sherman
B. A. Hayden
St. John’s Church
Salem Democrats to form battalion for parade
The Democrats of Salem plan a battalion for a parade and will hold a meeting at Town Hall next Monday evening to organize the effort.
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Democrats of
Salem
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