Democratic Love Feast Sparks Ward 17 Delegation Fights
The Meionnon city meeting organized two vice presidents and a treasurer amid protests and sharp bids by E J Donovan Henry F Naphen John McDonough and James Donovan. Balloting produced McDonough and E J Donovan elected as vice presidents with Sullivan chosen treasurer and Ward 19 caucus leaders reported amid tense debates over open voting and caucus rules.
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City Democracy
Meionnon
Thas
James Donovan
E. d. Donovan
John McDonough
FE. J. Donovan
H. F. Naphen
Cunniff
McDonough
John H. Sullivan
Matthew Keany
Mitchell
Ward 21
Seraeant-At-Arms
Murphy
Ward 13
Donnelly
Ward 22
John H. McDonough
E. J. Donovan
Evar
Henry F. Naphen
Dames Donovan
P. Maguire
Martin Reagan
Worcester
Hogan
Alderman Murphy
Revere House
Crawford House
Crawford
Ward 19
Hart
Pat
Mike Meehan
Paving Department
M. M. Cunniff
Keany
McLaughlin
Alexander B. McGahey
Political Weather Vanes Point To Crapo Lead In Delegates
The New Bedford candidate Crapo appears to be gaining delegates over Brackett and Sullivan, with Brackett headquarters showing Crapo ahead. Rumors suggest Crapo is near nomination, though Brackett loyalists deny it. Burdett reported 871 delegates yesterday.
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Crapo
New Bedford
Mr. Brackett
Brackett
Buardett
Burdett
Crapo Wins 34 of Worcester Delegates in Close City Vote
Worcester dispatch reports Republican caucuses drawing nearly 2200 voters with Crapo securing 34 city delegates to Brackett 11 in a tight total vote of 1081 for Crapo and 1032 for Brackett. Sheriff Sprague is defeated in his ward and carries only one city ward. Additional returns from Clinton Beverly and other towns note Brackett and Crapo wins as meanwhile several delegations to the State convention are listed with mixed results across wards and counties.
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Crapo
Mr. Brackett
Clark
Brackett
Boston
Alderman Kelly
Arlington
Pratt
Worcester
Speciau
Sprague
Fitchburg
G. L. Gibbs
Somerville
George A. Bruce
C. Frank Rice
Bruce
Rice
John Haskell Butler
Mark F. Burns
Levi F.S Davis
Elijah C. Clark
John B. Viall
Joshua H. Davis
Richard E. Nickerson
A. E. Southworth
Joseph J. Giles
Frank Rice
Frank H. Raymond
George H Derby
Walter S. Barnes
Charles H. North
Warrend. Robinson
George B. Clarke
Eben Jackson
Charlies I. Shepard
A. H. Carvill
L. K. Wentworth
George A. Kimball
A. L. Dodge
Frank E. Fitts
Albert R. Kerr
Charles F. Stodder
Charles &. Butters
Wilber
Clarke
State
S. Z. Bowman
Edward Glines
A. T. Nickerson
Robert Dudley
G. W. Watson
R. B. Stickney
A. Bb. Cushing
J. A. Litchfield
Fr. A. Preble
W. ©. Puisifer
John C. Ross
W. P. Stoddard
Alonzo Warren
Charles E. Barnes
Curcort
George D. Robinson
Emerson Gaylord
J. H. Loomis
L. D. Sanborn
Walprose
Stephen Pender
John A. Way
S. E. Guild
Bradford Lewis
A. N. Cram
E. Frank Lewis
G. W. Towle
P. Boyden
J. 5. Leach
J. D. Lewis
C. R. Freeman
W. F. Hodge
FE. F. Tinker
O. J. Brown
F. Luther
E. A. McMillan
E. Vadner
Acton
Charles J. Williams
George R. Keyes
Joshua Sawyer
Frank
Raymond
Albert Wittum
Charles L. Dodge
Sprincreip
Warren W. Rawson
Charles O. Oan
McCall
Marcellus Coggan
Middlesex County
Ward 17
Republican Party
Jonathan A. Lane
Francis F. Emery
Co. C. Coffin
IA. A. Folcoin
John A. Keefe
Preston Vs. Kunyan
A. H. Nhedes
George P. Eustis
Fred J. Hutchinson
J.J. McNutt
John Sweeiser
George O. Carpenter
Be. H. Hewlins
Robert H. Bowman
W. W. Towle
Wiliam H. Vialle
Ss. W. Lamson
F. F. Emery
Lamson
A. C. Lamson
Co. C. Ryder
Albert Gay
W. Loomis
Albert A. 5. Smith
George W. Reed
Jlenry Warber
Henry C. Morse
A. Xs. Whitmore
George A. Tirrell
Franklin F. Koundy
Alpheus Sanford
K. J. McNutt, Jr
William D. Sohier
Beverly
Senator Clark
Tremont Temple
E. Trask Hill
Charlestown
Prohibition Party
Fremont Temple
I. J. Lansing
Lansing
B. F. Sturtevant
Jamaica Plain
Arlington Rights Shake Up In Fifteenth Middlesex Race
In the fifteenth Middlesex district comprising Winchester and Arlington, voters intrigue over McCall seeking a third term as representative. Arlington resents Winchester’s continued hold on roles, while Dwinnell also serves as senator from Winchester, fueling local maneuvering and committee discussions.
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Middlesex
Winchester
Arlington
W. McCall
Dwinnell
McCall
Blair Defines Education Bill Before Colored Boston
United States Senator Henry W. Blair of New Hampshire spoke to a full First African Church audience in Boston on the Blair educational bill. He argued for national funding for Southern education, urged mass participation in party platforms, and linked education to national strength and future status.
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United States
Henry W. Blair
New Hampshire
Boston
Charles Street
FE. E. Walker
Charlestown
Southern States
South
Massachusetts
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Appomattox
Blair
Garfield
Hoar
Cullom
William T. Clarris
New York Herald
Maine Veterans Reunion Draws 600 For Civil War Day
Yesterday marked the eighteenth annual reunion of the First Maine Cavalry veterans in Bangor Maine with 490 comrades and 100 ladies at a grand banquet. Officers were elected including General C H Smith as president and a next reunion planned for Boston in 1890. The day featured a reception at Revere House, toasts to Massachusetts and the Union Volunteer, and remarks on pension injustices and wartime sacrifices.
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First Maine Cavalry
Penobscot County
Maine
Bangor
Camden Brass Band
Lancers
Bulfinch Street
Massachusetts Division
C. H. Smith
M. F. Ricker
C. A. F. Emery
Haskell
J. P. Cilley
Boston
Revere House
General Smith
C. A. Drinkwater
Drinkwater
J. Q. A. Brackett
B. F. Butler
Smith
Nineteenth Regular Infantry
John D. Long
A. Ellsworth
Hart
A. P. Martin
Dalton
Harry McGleven
Internal Revenue
Orcutt
Harrison Hume
Association
Mendelssohn
Union
Butler
Old Bay State
Cororal ‘Tanner
Pension Bureau
Tanner
Frye
Reed
Boutelle
London Strikers Meeting At Faneuil Hall Ends With Support
A public meeting in Faneuil Hall to aid late London strikers drew small early crowds and grew to about 100. Mgr E M Chamberlain praised John Burns and urged eight hour workdays, reading resolutions and a Mayor Hart letter. A Marlboro Knight of Labor Assembly sent $15 and a final collection raised funds for London.
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Faneuil Hall
London
Mgr. E. M. Chamberlain
John Burns
Mr. Chamberlain
Australia
Hart
Marlboro
E. 38. Huntington
Plea of Not Guilty Entered for Mrs Hamilton
May’s Lanotnec New Jersey September 17 On the opening of court Captain Perry counsel for Mrs Ray Hamilton asked and obtained consent of the judge and prosecutor to enter a plea of not guilty on behalf of his client The reason stated was Mrs Hamiltons continued illness confined to bed with an attack of nervous prostration
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Lanotnec
N. J
Perry
Ray Hamilton
Detroit fair opens with governor Luce at ceremony
Governor Luce formally opens the Detroit international fair and exposition featuring exhibits from eleven U S states and many Canadian regions. About 25 000 people attended the opening ceremonies and saw the diverse displays.
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Luce
United States
Canada
Boston Grocers Visit Philadelphia on Special Train
About 1200 members of the Boston Grocers' Association arrived in Philadelphia from New York on a Pennsylvania Railroad special train. They were welcomed by Retail Grocers' Association of Philadelphia, with President Scott delivering the welcome and Johnson of the New England Grocer replying. The group toured large stores and public institutions before continuing to Washington.
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Philadelphia
Boston Grocers’ Association
New York
Pennsylvania Road
Benjamin Johnson
New England
Scott
Johnson
Washington
Death by Own Action Shocks Lawrence Community
Lawrence, Sept. 17. George W. Chandler, a well known stone contractor, disappeared after leaving home with a team. His body was found under a culvert near Methuen Village, head submerged in two feet of water. No inquest. Chandler, 45, leaves a widow. Ed Ahearn, later jailed, claimed Jackson caused the fight but disease may have contributed. Several saloon men and timekeepers were later captured.
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Chandler
Ed Ahearn
Jackson
Dan
Jack Daly
Mike Mooney
Abe Quincy
Stephen A. Malley
Fire chiefs from multiple cities visit Chicago after Kansas City convention
A large group of firemen from Boston Denver Fall River Nantucket Detroit and other cities toured Chicago today en route home from the Kansas City firemen's convention Prominent leaders included Commissioner Fitch of Boston Chief Webber Chief Devolt Chief Emmons Chief Pearce and Chief Battle They were guided by City Electrician Barrett and departed this evening for home
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CuicaGco
Chicago
Fitch
Boston
The
Fire Commission
Webber
Devolt
Fall River
Emmons
Nantucket
Pearce
Denver
Battle
Detroit
Kansas City
City
Barrett
Opening Address by President Diaz in Mexican Congress
President Diaz opens the eleventh Congress third session in Mexico City. He notes orderly state, ongoing US-Mexico boundary talks, a five year extension for reconnaissance and delimitation, and awaiting US Senate approval. He mentions participation in maritime conference, planned continental assembly in Washington, and appointing delegates for arbitration. He cites Texas justice delays, urges steps to fix it, and highlights postal service growth and a positive financial outlook.
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City of
Mexico
Chamber of Deputies
Diaz
United States
Rio Bravo
Washington
International Boundary Commission
Senate of the
Texas
Guatemala
Argentine
Japan
Kingdom of
Portugal
Prize Fighter Jackson Dies After Saloon Fight in St Louis
A brutal eleven round prize fight at Daly Bros saloon ends with Thos J. Jackson dying after collapsing in the twelfth round. Ed Ahearn, lightweight champion, wins amid intense bookmaker and crowd interest. police order arrests. Jackson, also known as Jack King, was 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Daly Bros
Thos J. Jackson
Ed Ahearn
Focal
Jackson
Bob Farrell
Charley Daly
Ahearn
Steve Burns
Mike Mooney
Hubler
Jack King
Abearn
Fires and arson incidents reported across Maine towns
Spring Vale saw an arson attempt at A F Hilton's store with a basement blaze. residents warned and several arrests expected. In Bonaparte sugar refinery in Bontin city a blaze damaged 300000 kg of sugar, losses pegged at 1250000 francs. Forest fires in Dead River region threaten G Shaw land in Bath area. Fire at Freeman & Co hardware store rear storehouse detected around 2 am with incendiary suspected. Ladder 18 and Officer Wright contained a curtain fire at 1185 Washington St. with minor damage.
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Spring Vale
Sprecrar
A. F. Hilton
Borpraux
Bontin
Avausta
Dead River
Chain Lake
G. Shaw
Bath
Presqua Isux
Freeman & Co
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Oak Hill House
Littleton, N. H
White Mountains
Farr & Jarvis
Mona
Sivan
Rye, N.J
Franklin House
Lawrence
E. Huse
Twin Mountain House
Frank A. Ogfran
SAGA
Hiram Noyes & Son
Sugar Hill
Intervale
Etepheln Mudgeit & Sons
Intervale, N. H
White Mountain House
White Mountains, N. H
Rounsevel
Faryan’s
Boston, Concord & Montreal
Maine Central
Bethlehem House
Bethlehem, N. H
B. Phillips
Prospect House, Bethlenmem, N. IM
G. W. Phillips & Son
Willey
White Mountain Notch
J.T. Lutson
Pp. O
W. “Collins
Rorta Conway
N. H
Augustus Eastman
Republicans
Tndorse
John L. Sullivan
P. J. Maguire
Democrats
Maguire
Sullivan
Senator Blair Speaks
Poral Tanner Again
Maine Association
NEW England Grocers
Eleventh
Mexican Congress
Ladder 18
Wright
Station 5
Washington Street
North American Insurance Company
Kilby St
Charles E. Macallar
Sec
American Bell Phone Company
WM. E Driver
Foston
Sea View
Mar Tuya
Vinevare
Mass
L. Frenkel
Cottage City
A. A. Hill
North Shore Resorts
Beverly, Mass
Beverly Shore
Israel Lefavour
Lefavour
Hotel Nahant
Nahant Long Beach
Lynn
Samuel Soule & Son
Maine Resorts
Cutler
J.C. Ryder
Cutler, Maine
Devonshire Street
Nomemon Weald
Massachujsetts
Suffolk
Gaid
Algo P. MacDonald
S.titolli, Baker
Court Square
John B. Flpzpatrick
Ommon Wealth
Bassackiuj
Frank M. Davis
William F. Burrows
Suffolk County
Frank L. Ripley
Yomrson
Court St
Totech
Braddock & Wpresby
Eugen J. C. Upton
Tremont Street
S. R Knights & CO
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Reed’s Block
Harrison Avenue
Gray & Woods
Grosvenor
Babbitt
E. B. Mayo
Albany Street
W. J. Robinson
N. M. Hatch
Richards & CO
Steam and Gas Light
Comany of
Daiuy
International Trust Company
Masse
Scam and Gas Light Company of
Trust Company
Steam and Gas Light Company
Wade
Lyon
Thaddeus 5
C. Lowe
Lowe Water Gas Company
Lowe
Patent Office
U. S
Hancock
Knowles
Deane
Goodell
Henry G. Morris
Fairbanks
Teniis Cash
Inernational Trust Company
Milk Street
L. Foster Morse
Warren Street
Columbia Street
Magnolia Street
Hamilton Avenue
Barry and Clark Streets
Ward 24
Bird Street
N. Y
Lawrence Avenue
Columbia
Quincy Street
Isaac Fenno
Samuel K. Hamilton
Chester Square
Sylvester Bowman
Harvard Bridge
Cambridge
Dorchester
California
Concord Grapes
Almeria
Samaria
Horatio Harris & CO
State Street
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