Mr Bleakie Declines Ninth District Nomination Bid
A lengthy exchange shows Hyde Park delegates urging Robert Bleakie to run for Congress in the ninth district and Bleakie replying he cannot, citing business demands and tariff reform concerns. He emphasizes New England industry, tariff policy, and his intent to support a candidate who will defend regional interests.
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Robert Bleakie
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Stewart McKenzie
Charles F. Jenney
Joan
George Sanford
O'Brien
Sept
Charles G. Chick
New England
Pennsylvania
Ninth Congressional District
Lowells
Rupert Bleakin
War in Ward 22 tests loyalties in Massachusetts race
In Ward 22 Republicans clash as members who previously voted for John F. Andrew are barred from caucuses for crossing party lines. Some supported Andrew to honor a war governor’s legacy while others opposed Beard ism. They now align for Andrew, the sole Massachusetts delegate who has spoken for industrial interests, aside from O’Neil.
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Pierce
Massachusetts
Mr. O'Neil
Commonwealth
Republican State Committee Meeting Sets Ballot Box Plan
The Republican State committee met at 13 School Street and decided to place as many ballot boxes as there are candidates for offices to be filled, enabling simultaneous voting. Chairman J. O. Burdett presided with thirty members present. J. N. Peterson of Salem joined the body and party resolutions were assigned to district appointees including A. J. Jennings, J. D. Leng, Halsey J. Boardman, Otis D. Dana, and Janes A. Fox.
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Salem
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Fall River
John D. Leng
Hingham
Halsey J. Boardman
Boston
Otis D. Dana
Janes A. Fox
Simpkins Captures the Cape in senatorial race
The Cape district fight ends with John Simpkins securing twenty six delegates, enough to nominate, while Colonel Nye remains in position. Simpkins, Harvard graduate Class of 1885, is described as wealthy and capable, in a strongly Republican district where nomination equals election. Also noted is J Warren Bailey’s withdrawal from Middlesex first district and Francis N Raymond’s potential gain of nine delegates.
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John Simpkins
William Nye
Harvard University
MR. Gatley
J. Warren Bailey
Francis H. Raymond
Middlesex
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Bailey
Somerviler
Francis N. Raymond
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Massachusetts Senate
Somerville
New Democratic Club Formed in Havermill
Havermill reports the Carleton Club organized to support the 1892 presidential campaign. William H. Siiley named president with James H. Carleton John K. Nichols A W Powning Charles J Wiggin Daniel S S Chase and 25 others as vice presidents Frank Gerrish secretary and Jesse H Harriman treasurer.
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Havermill
Strcia Au
New Democratic Campaign
Carleton Club
William HI. Siiley
James H. Carleton
John K. Nichols
A. W. Powning
Charles J. Wiggin
Daniel SS. Chase
Frank Gerrish
Jesse H. Harriman
Second day of Massachusetts Firemen's Convention in Lawrence
The eleventh Massachusetts State Firemen's Association session opened with about six hundred delegates under President Abbott. Discussions included a dues amendment, reports on finances, and praise for the 1890 legislature’s $10,000 relief appropriation. Captains Hayward and Brophy spoke on membership and electrical fire safety, with school and Pacific Mills tours followed by a ball and engine trials.
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Taunton
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Oliver Grammar School
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Lawrence Canoe Club
Edward Atkinson
Boston Manufacturers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Atkinson
John R. Freeman
Mutual Insurance
John Grady
Boston Fire Department
Alfred B. Frye
Postoffice
Battery
Srand
Sneine Company 2
Haverhill
Engine Company 2
Republicans Admit Failure of Reed Rules and Quorum Breaks
Washington reports that House operations under the Reed rules fail to maintain a quorum, with members slipping out and Speaker pro tem unable to count. Republicans and Democrats blame each other as reform drafts propose new districting boards and rules to stabilize representation, including Burton of Ohio proposing a nationwide panel to divide states into districts with compact boundaries and fixed representation.
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Capitol
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Chicago
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Maine
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Ohio
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United States
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New National Bank Application in Boston Filed
The comptroller of the currency announces an application by Morse Haynes Wensley of New York to establish a new national bank in Boston called The National Collection Bank of Boston. The filing follows a rule for public notification weeks ago. Our rights in Behring Sea measure moves to Senate judiciary committee with jurisdiction questions noted.
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Congress Deliberates on Calendar Bills and Tariff Conference
In Washington the Senate and House handle routine business after a cleared calendar. Morgan argues against the railroad land forfeiture conference report while Sanders and Hearst clash over mineral lands. A tariff bill passes with amendments, prompting committee referrals and a tense adjournment. An international line promotes autumn Maine coast excursions at a discounted round trip fare.
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Two Games in Two Cities as Baseball Standings Shift
The National League table shows Brooklyn and New York leading, Philadel phia and Cincinnati behind, with Boston, Chicago and Pittsburgh in pursuit. In a muddied Boston loss at South End, Clarkson was hit hard as Philadelphia rode steady hitting to a four run fourth inning and Sunday sparked Boston with two two-baggers and four runs. The Brooklyn game ended with a loss to Boston in gusty mud, while Cincinnati won both ends of their doubleheader against Pittsburgh, Dolan dominating in the second game. Chicago beat Cleveland with timely hitting as Luby and Beat tanged pitchers.
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