Walker Wins the Day at Worcester Republican Convention
The Worcester tenth district Republican convention at Continental Hall nominated Hon. Joseph H. Walker of Worcester for Congress after a heated contest with Theodore C. Bates and Frank P. Goulding among others. Balloting showed Walker leading Goulding, with 54 votes to Goulding’s 52 on the formal ballot, and 55 to 51 on another tally. The gathering adjourned after a push to make the nomination unanimous failed, amid lively speeches and factional maneuvering.
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Joseph H. Walker
Tenth District
Continental Hall
Gray Eagle
Theodore C. Bates
Bates
Walker
Frank P. Goulding
Goulding
R. B. Dodge, Jr
Charlton
Uxbridge
Committee On Credentials
Warren
Sutton
C. ©. Corbin
George P. Ladd
Spencer
Daniel W. Kent
Leicester
Henry W. Warren
Maolden
Calvin D. Paige
Southbridge
Charles KR. Johnson
Ledyard Bill of
Paxton
Congress
Mr. Warren
Holden
Bill
C. C. Corbin
Webster
John D. Washburn
Corbin
Rufus B. Dodge, Jr
Putnam
Tenth Corps
Commonwealth
Grover Cleveland
Jour A. Logan
James G. Blaine
Mr. Blaine
Union
Barnmum’s
Bridgeport
Buffalo
Rrison
Morton
Walter
Blaine
Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Republican convention debate over Walker Goulding nomination
A Worcester district convention debate centered on William Walker and Goulding for congressional nomination. Speakers argued about fairness, party harmony, and who could win, with Goulding ultimately chosen as presidential elector candidate and Walker supporters challenged as unfairly organized.
Straws From State Street Spark St. Paul Stock Moves
Interest centered in St. Paul at opening as the stock market dipped then recovered toward opening levels. Cammack and London reportedly sold large blocks of St. Paul while others including Coombs Kirkner and Bisse] bought to steady prices. In New York options on Western Union St. Paul Union Pacific were offered, and a Cincinnati wheat crop estimate buoyed grain. Western railroads posted six month earnings with varied charges and offsets noted for St. Paul Northwestern and Chicago Burlington & Quincy.
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St. Paul
New York
Western Union
Union Pacific
Cincinnati
Northwestern
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Atchison
Omaha
Quay Meets Tariff Senators In Secret Conference
Washington Sept 13 Senator Matt Quay chairman of the Republican national committee met with the Senate tariff sub committee in a secret conference. It is believed he aims to delay the tariff bill further, aligning with party leadership. Hearings were held with wool growers manufacturers and carpet interests as debate over the wool schedules continues. Democratic leaders vow to keep the House in session until the Senate acts or adjourns. Also reported is an expected removal of Chicago postmaster Judd after the November election amid broader efforts to address complaints about his illness and office demoralization.
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Sprci Au.j
Matt Quay
Republican National Committee
New York
Senate
Quay
Ways and Means Committee
House
Corning Judd
Chicago
Judd
Monument committee meets at State House for Attucks tribute
The Crispus Attucks monument committee met in room 10 at the State House with W H Duprez presiding. A sub-committee including Chamberlin Ons Toy Grimke and Chappelle was appointed to plan the unveiling. The Hon. Frederick eee is expected to deliver the address. The group adjourned to reconvene Friday the 21st at 3 PM.
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Crispus Attucks
State House
W.H. Duprez
Chamberlin O
Dr . Toy
A. H. Grimke
A Chappelle
Rederick Eee
Sale Notices for Carpets and House Lots
Today Leonard and Co. conducts a sale of carpets at 3 p m. Saturday Atwood and Weld offer house lots at 3 p m.
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Leonard & Co
Llouse
Atwood & Weld
Marriages in City This Week Read Off Several Names
In this city on Sept. 11 and 12 several marriage notices appear. Groves Eaton of Sargent ville Me to Bessie G Wiley of Boston. William B French to Annie E Snow, both of Boston. James V Holbrook to Angeline R Cushing at Charlestown. Edwin J Kraetzer of Gloversville N Y to Lizzie H Piper of Chel BA. Martin Martin to Stella Ingraham of Boston. Frederic R S McDewell to Adelaide B Crowell of Boston. Francis J Meston to Alice L Dean of Newton Centre. Daniel J O'Brien to Julia A Brennan. Arthur B Weixler to Lara M Chandier, Worcester.
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James V. Holbrook
Angeline R. Cushing
Kraetzer—Piper
Chelsea
Fritz W. Yaldwin
Edwin J. Kraetzer
Gloversville
N. Y
Lizzie H. Piper
Chel BA. Martin
Boston
McDewell—Crowell
George J. Prescott
Frederic R. S. McDewell
Adelaide B. CroweLl
Meston
Newton Centre
Phillips Brooks
Francis J. Meston
Alice LB
O'brien-—Brennan-Ts
I. M. O'Connor
Daniel J. O’brien
Julia A. Brennan
Weixler
Chandler
Worcester
Obituaries from Boston area notices dated Sept 11 12 13
A list of death notices from East Boston Milton Chelsea Medford and other Boston area localities dated September including Catherine Allen Ann Bundy George Chelius Bartlett Coffin Mary Elizabeth Fillebrown James Gault Thomas Hartnett Mary A Jackson Mary E Kaine Cora McConville John McNamara Johanna Murphy Robert Murray Louise Newman John H O'Brien John C O Connor Mabel Putnam Frank S Rogers John Whalen Mary A Whidden John Whiting Gilbert Wilder Frederic Willard Margaret Putnam Ruth B Woodward and others aged 10 months to 83 years some noted as widows widowers and spouses of local residents with residences in Boston Highlands Charlestown and surrounding towns
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Allen
East Boston
Catherine
John 2. Allen
Bundy
Milton
Ann M. Bundy
Quincey
Chelis
George Adam Chelius
Coffin
West Medford
Bartlett
John L
Annie W. Coffin
Fillebrown
Boston Highlands
Mary Elizabeth
Charles Fillebrown
Harris Hl
Jane Smith
Buatport
Gault
James F. Gault
Harne
Thomas Hartnett
Jackson
Dorchester
Mary A
Oren Jackson
Kaine
South Boston
Mary E
Thomas M. Kaine
McConville
Chelsea
Cora B
J. W. McConville
McNamara
John McNaMara
Murphy
Johanna
Daniel Murphy
Murray
Robert Murray
Waltham
Maas
Newman
Winchester
Louise
John R
Mary A. Newman
O’brien
Garland Street
John H. O’brien
O’connor
Charlestown
John C
Thomas
Jane O'Connor
Puinam
Mabel Bancroft
Wendell P
Jennie T. Putnam
Frank S. Rogers
Whalen
John Whalen
Whidden
Mary A. Whidden
Whiteing
Brookline
John Whiting
Wilder
Gilbert G
Willard
Ayer
Frederic Willard
Wixtead
Margaret
Aoows
Woodward
Ruth B. Frank Y. Woodward
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American Insurance Co
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É. W. Field
Benry & Bean, Asst
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Judge Not
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Anneie Pixley
Hollis
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PAIIN
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Music Hall
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Lucia
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America
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James Dufneill
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