Nomination Rally in Massachusetts for Allen and Haile
The convention lauded Governor candidate Charles H. Allen and Lieutenant Governor nominee William H. Haile with unanimous support. Allen pledged loyal campaign effort and Republican principles, while Haile thanked the body and promised to defend citizens’ rights if renominated.
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Mssachusetts
Executive Department
William H. Haile
Springfield
Allen
Hosea M. Knowlton
Colonel Allen
l_ rise
New Bedford
New England
Aplause
Commonwealth
Charles H. Allen
Charles J. Allen
Old Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Haile
Alm
Massachusetts Republicans praise Harrison and civil service reform
A Massachusetts Republican platform lauds President Harrison for strong leadership and warns against reckless legislation. It endorses civil service reform, ballot purity, and monetary policy favoring a silver standard with any ratio to gold, while criticizing Democratic free silver positions and opposing protectionism shifts.
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Massachusetts
Harrison
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Ohio
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
Thelr En
Republican platform on tariffs and national prosperity in Massachusetts
The passage outlines Republican positions on tariff policy, sugar duties, immigration, public education, temperance, and governance. It praises tariff removal for sugar, defends pensions, calls for immigrant screening, supports Massachusetts public education as patriotic, favors strict temperance laws, and asserts the executive council’s proper conduct. It concludes with a call for cross-party cooperation among workingmen and a pledge to advance Republican principles for national and state prosperity.
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ReTouay
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Children of
Republican Party of
Renominated Republicans gain two new ticket hopefuls
Colonel Allen of Lowell and General John W. Kimball of Fitchburg are named as the two new Republican candidates for Governor and Auditor. Allen, born in Lowell, has served in the Massachusetts House and Senate, Congress, and federal posts, with ties to Lowell industry and clubs. Kimball, born in Fitchburg, held multiple state and federal roles, including House service, military affairs, postmaster duties, and pension administration.
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Allen
John W. Kimball
Charles H. Allen
Lowell
City
Amherst College
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Senate
Colonel Allen
Robinson
Congress
Union Club of
Boston
University Club of
New York
Manchester
N. H
Harriet C. Dean
B.C. Dean
Fitchburg
House
Massachusetts
United States Pension
United States ‘Treasury Department
Washington
Department of Massachusetts
Fifteenth
Massachusetts Volunteers
United States Volunteers
M.V.M
Campaign speech clash and record on Col. Allen in Massachusetts
Debates on the Governor ballot trigger speeches. Morse recalls a convention line, denounces the Democrats and praises McKinley while criticizing the labor, sugar and tariff issues. The Post reprints Col. Charles H. Allen’s legislative record, noting votes on wages, suffrage, poll tax, railroad safety, education, and other measures across 18th and 19th centuries.
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Morse
Democratic Party
McKinsey
Bill Snow
Dess
Gloucester
Cleveland
Desuetude
Murray
Fitchburg
Lowell
Crapo
Allen
Massachusetts Republicans Rally Behind Allen For Governor
A Massachusetts Republican speaker extols Charles H. Allen as Lowell's fearless statesman and urges party unity to defeat Governor Russell. He vows to broadcast loyalty to Lincoln Garfield and Harrison, calling for Massachusetts to rise from lethargy and honor Blaine-inspired principles. The defense of Allen frames the November race as a banner for honest leadership and political reform.
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Gabriel
Russell
Lowell
Charles H. Allen
Nathaniel P. Banks
Massachusetts
Lincoln
Garfield
Harrison
James G. Blaine
Maine
How the Police Commission Plank Was Defeated
The state convention committee on resolutions clashed over endorsing the Boston Police Commission. Speakers urged either an indirect support or a broader plank while opponents argued against adding specific issues. The debate ended with rejection of a strong endorsement and a generic stance favored instead. ALMY INDICTED FOR MURDER. The New Hampshire grand jury indicted George H. Abbott alias Frank Almy for the murder of Miss Christie Warden in Wardsboro.
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Boston Police Commission
Executive Council
Greenhalge
General Draper
Hopedale
Horace G. Allen
Fairchild
Gillette
Springfield
Almy
Woopsvitr
N. H
George H. Abbott
Frank
Aimy
Christie Warden
Middlesex Society Exibition Opens at Mystic Park with Prizes
The Middlesex Agricultural Society begins its 97th annual exhibition at Mystic Park. Entries fall short of expectations though stock shows good hogs and cattle. C W Isley wins 8 dollars for best draft pair. W W Ransom secures 6 dollars and 7 dollars in prizes for draft horse and ploughing. A Beacons of Waltham vs Actons of Acton baseball game ends 6 to 6 after nine innings. Trotting races dominate the day with Honest Tommy and Etta Wilkes among top finishers in the 2:40 class. 2:32 class and 2:32 purse events follow with multiple heats and winners. Numerous exhibitors from Arlington, Belmont, Littleton, Somerville and more display horses, hogs, cattle, poultry, and farm stock. The program lists bicycle races, more trotting, and baseball games for the next day.
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Middlesex Agricultural Society
Mystic Park
C. W. Isley
Arlington
W. W. Ransom
Measrs
Drew
Foster
Morse
Honest Tommy
Maggie B
Lizzie L
Don
Flora T
Etta Wilkes
Pansy Blossom
Accound
Von
Etta Ilkes
Jlowest Tommy
Ink. G
N. T. Dore
Lizme LL
John Kiley
Danby
Elmer Loring
J. Bb
Woodbury
Wee
Rock View Farm
Francis B. Hayes
Lexington
Messrs
George V
J. H. Fletcher
Belmont
C. W. Issey
George A. Avery
Franklin
A. T. Knapp
Bedford
Charles L. Marshall
Lowell
Warren Heustis
W. W. Rawson
W. H. Eastman
Stoneham
F. L. Weston
George A
Stonehams
Melrose
Baldwin
Obituary notices from Dublin to Somerville Sept. 1891
Listings of obituaries and death notices across several New England towns and cities. Harriet Thayer of Dublin aged 38. Mrs Emily Loring Linden aged 81. Rosa F French Roxbury aged? Lydia Brown Seaver aged 74. Catherine Potts Brighton aged 54. Lizzie Newhall Malden aged 47. George A Dodge Chelsea aged 72. Mary E Dolan Dorchester aged 30. Eliza A Beagley Boston aged 66. James Freeman Middlemas deaf mute aged 55. Mrs Paulina Seabury Westcott Houston aged 61. Margaret Guild Talbot Dedham aged 88. Charles B Purdy Boston aged 32. Lorenzo Whitcher Boston aged 83. Blanche Van Nostrand Somerville aged 22 years 4 months 2 days.
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Andrew
Dublin
N.H
Harriet Thayer
John F. Andrew
Nathaniel Thayer
Loring
Linden
Emily M. Loring
French
Roxbury
Rosa F
William H. French
Albert H
Rosina N. Rhodes
Seaver
Lydia Brown
Thomas
Potts
Brighton
Catherine
James Th. Potts
Newhall
Malden
Lizzie W. Newhall
Dodge
Chelsea
George A. Dodge
Dolan
Dorchester
Mary E
George T. Dolan
Purdy
Whitcher
Lorenzo Whitcher
van Nostrand
Somerville
Blanche Esteile van Nostrand
Frank
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the “Calamnity” Party
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House of Representatives
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John D. Long
Henry L. Dawes
United States
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Barnstable
Butler
Somerville Wharf & Improvement Company
Cape Cod Ship Canal Company
the Times
London
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Tims
New Langwood
Spot Pond
Wyominc
Mass
Boston & Maine Railroad
Middlesex Fells
Langwood Park
Wyoming
G. F. Butterfield
P.O
Middlesex County Fair
Wees
Dora Thorne
Bravo
Hulda B
E. T
Etna K
J. G. Hulda B
Dora Thorn
Etta K
J. G
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J. J. Crawford
B.m
Allen Farnt
Ch. m
J. J. Bowen
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Brookline
Depham
Norfolk
Beacon St
Winchester Street
Summit Avenue
Messrs. Shepley
Rutan and Coolidge
BRICE
Evans & Son
Equitable Building
Pearl Street
Pearl
Franklin Street
The
New England Telephone Company
Alex. S. Porter
Exchange Building
Boylston St
West End
Massachusetts New Church Union Building
Arlington Street
Newbury
E. A. Whiston
Beacon Street
S. H. Hooper
State Street
Marlboro Street
Downer
City Square
Charlestown
Park St
ALEXA
Porter
Exchange
Edwin Sheafe
Washington St
Joan Saree & Hons
Devonshire Street
Arch ST. Brice
Evanson
Roundy & Hobbs
Court At
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Post Office Square
Ofice
Ben J. F. Stevens
M. Gibbens
F. Troll
WM. B. Turner
Asot. Roe
Food and Health
Mechanics
Naven
CADET
Germania Band
Reeves’ American Band
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Denman Thompson
Park Theatre
Neil Burgess
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Henry Guy Carleton
POST
Augustus Piton
George H. Jessup
Tremont Theatre
Abbey & Schoeffel
Hoyt’s
Tim Murphy
Flora Walsh
Grand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Annie Ward Tiffany
L. R. Shewell
Boston & Maine
Concord & Montreal
Lawrence
Salem
Fermigewassett Valley Ann
North Conway
Plymouth
Fabdyau
Jefferson
Lancaster
Colebrook
Fabyan
NO. Conway
Ind
Fapyan
Colodeook
Wrymouth
Ethliehem Jew
North Woodstock
San
Fabyans
Bethlehem Junction
Ana
Bethlehem
Moidere
Vie North Cinpway
Toa
Southern Division
Washington Street
Moston
D. J. Flanders
G.V.A
R. R
E. Brown
G. P. Cantor & Hipatreal RR
Pennsylvania
Richmond
Houston
Fall River Line
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Addres
Chase. Pugh
Gen
J. Wood
I Vass
New Hampshire Trust Co
Manchester, N. H
Albert Stritt
Eisner & Mendelson Co
E. van Noorden & CO
Harrison Ave
W Norton Reid
Pemperton Square
Koon 2
Music Hall
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Horticultural Hall
Patrick Norton
Chauncy-Hall
Institute of Technology
Boylston Street
Copley
William Nichols
Temple Place
Nichola
Concord Home School
Concord
James 8. Garland
G.W. C. Noble
West Cedar St
Cambridge
Mr. Hale
Otis Place
Harvard College
Institute of Cooogy
Hale
Miss Wesselnoeft
Louisburg Square
Misa Ireland
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