What They Think of It Omens Silent on Allen Nomination
Delegates from the Cape district express mixed views on Mr. Allen while most plan to support the ticket. Ex congressman Crapp and several others praise Allen’s strength and predict a victorious campaign, though some Crapo advocates doubt Allen can win statewide with added labor appeals. The Milford Crapo bloc says Allen can rally the party and expects his election.
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Allen
Cape District
Brackett
Russell
W. W. Crapp
New Bedford
William Cogswell
Salem
William F. Draner
Hopedale
Crapo
Ailen
Elijah A. Morse
Canton
Pinkerton
Worcester
J. Marvin Fernald
Melrose
Henry L. Parker
Samuel E. Winslow
Worcester— Very Nice Convention Indeed. I Think There Is No Doubt That Mr. Allen
Mr. Allen
W. D. Sohier
Beverly
Boston
Otter
Curtis Guild, Jr
William M. Butler
Arapo
E. B. Glasgow
Draper
Jenks
Bristol County
Crape
M.J. Murray
Fitchburg
Austin Messenger
Norton
aCrapo Mian
Henry A. Wheaton
Henry A. Smith
Lyman Mason
Tanoi
Huthe
F. N. Oxley
J.D. Wells
Westboro
Augustus G. Perkins
Oston
Jere J. McCarthy
Charlestown
Lell
Captain Fox
Ariington
Martin L. Storer
Rpchill Do Weil
Lawrence
Winfield F. Prime
Esse M. Gove
Blaine
W. H. Preble
Howes Norris
Cottage City
William A. Nye
Browne
Cape
Ben Lovell
Weymouth
Hamilton Coe
B.C. Hathaway
Jubilee at Lowell glorifies Allen nomination in Republican rally
In Lowell on September 16 Republicans celebrated Colonel Charles H. Allen's nomination with a brass band, torch-lit procession, and a row of speakers including ex Congressman Greenhalge and Curtis Guild Jr. The crowd hailed Allen as the man for governor, while noting rival Crapo supporters and pledging vigorous campaign effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specian
Charles H. Allen
Crapo
Thompson
Republican City Committee
Allen
Boston
J. O. Burdett
J. Otis Wardwell
William Power Wilson
Alpheus Sanford
Curtis Guild, Jr
K. M. McPherson
F. C C. Manchester
John Ss. Richardson
Charles Heywood
M. J. Stone
Willard Howland
Howes Norris
Colonel Goeting
David Hull Rice
John Hopewell
Repubican City Committee
Republican Club
Central Street
Merrimac Strees
Huntington Hall
Greenhalge
Larkin
S. Trull
Charles D. Palmer
Lowell
George §. Merrill
Lawrence
Marden
Alien
Wilard Howland
Chelsea
Republican Party
Massachusetts
Greenhalze
George A. Warden
David Hall Rice
Self defence trial continues in Daley case at Trinity College
Steve Daley, janitor at Trinity College in Hartrorp Connecticut, testified he went to the gym rear after hearing a disturbance. He claimed the group knocked him down and he drew his revolver to frighten them, the weapon firing when another grabbed his arm. Court adjourned to 9:30 tomorrow.
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Hartrorp
Conn
Steve Daley
Trinity College
John McCarty
Daley
Hermlandel Publishing Company assigns assets and liabilities
The Hermlandel Publishing Company of Chicago assigns its assets and liabilities totaling 37000 dollars on September 16.
General Carlos Pacheco Dead in Cordoba
General Carlos Pacheco former Minister of Public Works died last night in Cordoba Mexico on September 16. This obituary notes his service and death location, highlighting his high rank and government role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Pacheco
Mexico
Cordoba
Somerville Democrats elect delegates in Bow Street caucus
Somerville Democrats held a Bow Street Hall caucus last evening with about 100 attendees. John L. Nichols led, Charles E. Morgan elected chairman, M. J. McDonnell secretary, and delegates were named by ward with Nichols urged as national delegate and elected delegate at large. Ward lists include numerous names for state, congressional, senatorial, and county positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Bow Street Hall
John L. Nichols
Charles E. Morgan
M. J. McDonnell
Lhe
John IF. Elkins
G.mclaughlin
William T. Hawey
W. J. Coughlin
C. FE. Burns
Edward Dwyer
M. Fitzpatrick
J. W. Buckley
Edward Cunningham
T. F. Coughlin
KE. Colsten
G. McLaughlin
C. Gormley
J. F. Lyons
C. Lund
J. F. Crimmings
P. F. Sullivan
W.F. Coughlin
M. Smith
State
J.J. Lyons
John M. Woods
J. F. Davlin
Robert Aste
FP. F. Houley
William H. Flynn
A. B. Dearborn
John Kelly
W. H. Flynn
G. E. Baxter
John F. Couch
Lambert Maynard
W. E. Flynn
J. F. Davin
John M. O'Connell
P. F. Coakley
Simon Connor
B. E H. Knowles
Robert Luce
Dennis F. Flynn
J. B. McDonnell
J. F. Henderson
Joan L. Jones
John I. Malloy
Congressional
T. Malloy
C. 5. Lincoln
W. A. Flaherty
John A. Thayer
John Buckley, Jr
John R. Conant
Charles F. Davis
M. KE
Ryan
Cyrus H. Pierce
Martin Gill
Dorey
Hugh McCaffrey
Henry McConnell
Mongan
J. Russell Armington
John A. Ginty
Simpson P. Moses
Bernard L. Leuchte
D. Healey
Quincy
Ward 1
William A. Hodges
John J. Byron
Sigourney Butler
Walter B. Wilson
Fred F. Green
Luke J. Coyle
John Swithin
Walter M. Packard
Daniel C. McCarthy
Walter A. Metcalf
Emery Fellows
James Nicol
Martin Cook
Jeremiah Sullivan, Jr
Daniel McCarthy
Danvers
RK. R. Sears
W. H. Sullivan
H. E. Hall
F. H. O'Neil
J. H. Rice
A.J. Stetson
M. C. Pettingill
J. J. MacAuley
L. J. Gallivan
R. D. Sears
D. N. Crowley
E. A. Southwick
F. D. Nimblett
C. N. Per
George Jason
Andrew J. Souther
J. W. Davis
Joseph St. John
John W. Bates
George Bates
Hingham
Alfred H. Hersey
W. H. Hennessy
John H. Fee
George H. Monroe
Timothy J. Noonan
Bartholomew Coughlan
Frank B. Puttimer
Henry
Russia Asks Cadets to Sail Danube Vessels
London reports Russia requests permission for naval cadets to board Danube Commission ships to learn pilotage and river navigation. The move follows the Dardanelles incident and has astonished officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danube Commission
London
European Danube Commission
Danube
Dardanelles
Russia
Turkey
France and Italy recognize Chile Provisional Government
Paris on September 16 reports the French government instructed its minister at Santiago to recognize the Provisional Government of Chile. Romer also notes that Italy has recognized the Junta as the established government in Chile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Santiago
Chile
Romer
Death of Ex congressman Hyman noted in Washington
Ex congressman John A. Hyman of North Carolina died in Washington from a stroke of paralysis. He was a highly influential Black member of Congress about fifteen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyman
Washington, D. C
John A. Hyman
North Carolina
Congress
Police Crackdown At Lohengrin Premiere In Paris
The Lohengrin premiere at the Paris opera house drew a crowded house. Police enforced strict orders to prevent disorder as anarchists and students clashed outside, 350 arrests by 10 PM, while inside critics noted long recitatives and some weariness with the second act amid overall praise for singing.
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Paris
Opera House
Vandyck
Opera
Wagner
Mitylene Affair Telegraph Highlights British Action
From Constantinople Sept 16 dispatch reports English troops disembarked at Sigri islet near Mitylene and set up tents amid torpedoes without permission. The Governor seeks an explanation from the British vice consul as the Porte demands a verbal and written clarification from Sir William White.
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Constantinople
Mitylene
Sigri
Porte
Sir William White
William White
Lord Walter Err
Emperor's Erfurt Speech Triggers Market Plunge in Berlin
The Emperor's Erfurt address reported by the Berlin Post sent imperial and Prussian stocks sharply lower. Telegraph officials sometimes blocked telegrams crediting the speech as the cause. The Reichsanzeiger version changes some phrases but keeps a warlike tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erfurt
Berlin
Reichsanzeiger
Post
Alarming brigandage rises in famine ragged Russia south
Alarming reports from the Caucasus describe brigands terrorizing travellers as famine widens. In Elisabethel, twenty two villagers were slain after brigands surprised two houses at midnight and celebrated their loot. A week earlier a daylight stage coach attack killed and robbed poor women and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Russia
Elisabethel
First Through Run Over New Route Delays Noted
A vestibuled train carrying Boston and Connecticut journalists and railroad officials completed the inaugural through run over the New York & New England routes via Wilson Point and Oyster Bay to Long Island City. Delays at Wilson Point and Oyster Bay lengthened the trip. the journey included the Sound crossing in fifty minutes and finished by midnight with plans for a return trip tomorrow.
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Long Island City
Boston
Connecticut
New York
New England
Housatonic
Long Island
Wilson's Point
Oyster Bay
Putnam
Willimantic
Hartford
New Britain
Waterbury
Hawleyville
Sound
New York and
Brooklyn
St Pierre Cyclone Brings Shipwrecks and Rescue Ordeal
Captain Elwell of the American brig Ned White survived the St Pierre cyclone after the vessel broke from moorings and foundered on rocks. He and his wife later traveled aboard the Brazil mail steamer Vigilancia to quarantine, recounting shattered towns, wrecked ships, and a consul refusal of aid. The Ned White crew were later sent home, while other vessels perished or were damaged.
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New York
Elwell
Ned White
St. Pierre
Mart
Vigilancia
Port de France
Jennie Phinney
J. B. Rabel
Funeral notices for Hon. George B. Loring in Salem
The family receives condolence messages from Secretary Rusk and notable figures. Pallbearers include Endicott, Cogswell, Long, Crapp, and Randall. Public services at the church are set for 3 o clock after a private house service for the immediate family.
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Salem
Speciar
George B. Loring
Rusk
William Clatin
Edward E. Hale
J. D. Long
W. W. Crapo
J. G. Blaine
Walter Damrosch
W. C. Endicott
William Cogswell
W. W. Crapp
C. Ss. Randall
E. F. Beals
Washington
J. Frank Dalton
Maniel Needham
3. C. Lawrence
M. T Stevens
Fire destroys Kyte homestead in South Framincuam
Fire at John Kyte's house and barn in South Framincuam causes about 4000 in building losses and 1000 in personal property. Buildings and effects insured. Earlier alarms report a basement tailor shop fire at 379 Hanexepee by M Morelos with unknown cause and damage. another mention notes rubbish burning near Goepper's barrel factory on Ninth street.
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South Framincuam
John KR. Kyte
M. Morelos
Campriage
Goepper
Ninth Street
Salem Prohibitionists Name Delegates in County and Senatorial Fields
The Salem Prohibitionists have selected delegates for both county and senatorial contests. County convention delegates include Henry Cogswell, George F. Haines, Rev J H Sever, A D Sanborn, Sydney Perley, George Pettingill, Rev 8 G Jones, Walter B Abbott, J L Phillips. Senatorial group lists Sydney Perley, merged Pettingill, J J Averill, J W Wheeler, A D Sanborn, J L Phillips.
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Salem
Henry Cogswell
George F. Haines
J. H. Sever
A. D. Sanborn
Sydney Perley
George Pettingill
G. Jones
Walter B. Abbott
J. L. Phillips
Joseph Hazeltine
J. K.trask
Ezra Woodbury
Bosee Phillips
Merge Pettingill
J. J. Averill
J. W. Wheeler
Nelson Trots An Easy Mile In Warm Grand Rapids
Nelson trotted an easy mile without a mate on a soft track in 2 16 at Grand Rapids. He did not challenge the world stallion record today but drew a crowd to see him. He plans to attempt the world record Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Susie Captures Second Class Yacht Championship
Marblehead September 16 Susie wins the second class championship of the Corinthian Yacht Club in a sailoff against Zone. Both had two wins in five races this summer, but Susie won easily in today’s decisive race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie
Marblehead
Corinthian Yacht Club
Body Found in Fulton Street Ruins
The first body was found in the Fulton street fire ruins just before midnight in New York. The trunk was all that remained. Laborers continue clearing debris as rescue work proceeds.
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Fulton Street
New York
Fassett Opens His Campaign in Brooklyn
New York September 16 Fassett opened his campaign in Brooklyn addressing an estimated 15 000 strong street audience with high enthusiasm and strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fassett
New York
Brooklyn
Chile's new cruiser Aquila bought by Chilean authorities
Rome dispatch reports Chilean authorities have purchased the Aquila, a vessel recently converted into a cruiser. The order marks a significant addition to Chile's naval strength, reflecting ongoing modernization efforts in South American fleets.
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Chile
Rome
New Fast State Train Proposed From Here to Buffalo
The article notes recent high speeds on railroads including England's Flying Scotchman and an NY Central test from New York City to Buffalo with a mile in under fifty seconds. It proposes a regular fast State train over the same distance at an average of fifty five miles per hour, claiming it would surpass any long-line service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mate Festile
England
London
Edinburgh
New York Central
Buffalo
Piling Up the Cost of Pensions in 19th Century
The Springfield Republican recalls General Garfield’s 1872 claim that pension expenditures should fall unless legislation grew extravagant. It notes 232,229 pensioners costing $30 million annually, then 637,944 pensioners costing $106 million after the 1890 dependent act, with Raum suggesting more hasn't been disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Republican
Garfield
Raum
Masks of red flannel robbers hold up train in Oklahoma
Four miles north of Wagoner Oklahoma a Missouri Kansas and Texas southbound passenger train was held at 9 30 last night. The express car was robbed of 2560 dollars after masked men forced open a small iron chest and fled into the woods. No passengers were harmed and only one shot was fired.
Militia Sent To Ottawa Mill Strike In Quiet Patrol
Two militia battalions and two of the Governor General's Foot Guards carried ten rounds of ball cartridge per man to Hardman’s mill in Ottawa to guard mill property. Strikers offered no protest on arrival. mill opened but few workers were present, and no disturbance is expected.
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Ottawa
Ont
Governor-General's Foot Guards
Hardman’s Mill
Cranberry Crop Surpasses Average in Cape Cod
The Providence Journal notes the Cape Cod cranberry harvest is about 20 000 barrels above normal this year. It criticizes Major McKinley for not boosting cranberry duties in the law bearing his name, lamenting a missed opportunity to win support in that Bay State region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Journal
Cape Cod
Major McKinley
Bay State
Mr Foster's famous pinch hits Treasury again
Louis Republic notes the Harrison administration is scraping the Treasury hard and delaying many items except salaries and pensions. Mr Foster's pinch is described as lingering and ongoing, underscoring tense fiscal pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Foster
Or. Louis Republic
Treasury
Harrison
Woodbury dies of hydrophobia after dog bite
Salem special to the Post reports Charles Woodbury of Alten New Hampshire bitten by a pet dog six weeks earlier. He developed hydrophobia after a week and died at the hospital this forenoon following convulsions. He left a widow and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Charles Woodbury
Alten
N. H
Story of a Check in Dover Transferred Misdelivery
A letter with a $1500 check from Boston to Charles A. Roberts was misdelivered to a man who collected a letter for James Robinson. The man cashed the check at James Ginnis's store and fled to Portland Me. Roberts recovered the face value from Ginnis, who now plans to sue the postmaster for instructions that led to the misdelivery.
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Dover
N. H
Bkoston
Charles A. Roberts
James ©. Robinson
James Ginnis
Portland
Trust Company Fund Scandal In Montgomery County
Albert Longaker a director at Montgomery Trust Company filed a warrant against W F Shingluff alleging alteration of company books and misappropriation of 180000 dollars. Shingluff, former treasurer, was held on ten thousand dollars bond in Norristown Pennsylvanias report says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Penn
Albert Longaker
Montgomery Trust Company
W. F. Shingluff
Kingruff
Trust Company
The Comedian's Fatal Shot
The coroner's jury in San Francisco ruled that Officer Alexander Grant died from a gunshot wound to the head inflicted by Maurice K. Strellinger Samuel of Posen last night.
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San Francisco
Alexander Grant
Maurice K. Strellinger
Samuel of
Posen
China’s protocol on riots and Paris visit notes punishment
Shanghai reports a forthcoming protocol to the powers on recent riots as foreign ministers may act without it. In Paris the Chinese Chargé d Affaires told Ribot China will dismiss negligent mandarins and punish rioters, six of whom have been hanged, though promises may not be kept. Also reported is the Pawtucket woman burned to death in her home, Maria Olney, leaving three children.
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Pawtucket
Providence
R. 1
Maria Olney
George Olney
Maine
Apollo
Erie Medical CO
Buffalo
N.Y
Sinking of Taormina Claims Fifty Three Passengers
Athens reports confirm the Taormina sank after collision with Thessalia off Cape Colonna. Only twelve of sixty five passengers were saved. An Englishman and a Frenchman whose families died have gone mad.
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Athens
Taormina
Thessalia
Cape Colonna
Essex Institute Fall Field Meeting at Bradford
The Essex Institute held its annual fall field meeting in Bradford with a 2 PM dinner for fifty at the academy. Dr George Cogswell gave the welcome address, Mayor Rantoul of Salem replied, Professor Morse of the Peabody Institute spoke on insects, Professor J H Sears discussed minerals, and Mr Orton of the Salem Gazette gave a brief address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Essex Institute
Bradford
Academy
George Cogswell
Rantoul
Salem
Morse
Peabody Institute of Science
J. H. Sears
Game Institution
Orton
Salem Gazette
Seizure of arms in China reported by Shanghai Times
The Shanghai Times correspondent reports customs authorities at Chinkiang have seized a large quantity of arms and ammunition meant for a secret society. Foreigners are implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Lendon
Shanghai
The
Times
Chinkiang
Anthracite Coal Prices Raised Ahead of Oct. 1
The Anthracite Coal Producing Company announced price increases effective October 1 advancing coal prices by ten to twenty five cents per ton. A late ship news item from Salem details shipments including Calvin Burcutt and others to Philadelphia and to Bangor, with routes to Bassett Boston and connections to Joseph Hook.
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New York
Anthracite Coal Producing Company
Salem
Schs
Calvin Burcutt
Pierce
Philadelpha
Salon
Joseph Hook
Bassett
Boston
Bangor
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