Republicans Nominate Ticket in Tremont Temple
The convention names Olin Pillsbury Gould in the ticket with Brackett Haile Ouinn Mangen Pruus Bur y and Goutp as key officers. Western incumbents were largely swept away amid factional struggles, Waterman’s backers bitter over the outcome, and Greenhalge’s conciliatory platform speeches to varied reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Quincy Adams Brackett
Arlington
William H. Haile
Springfield
William M. OuIn
Boston
Pillsbury
Auditor Ladd
Gould
W. E. Barrett
Collector Beard
Colonel Olin
Frank A. Hobart
Braintree
Major Gould
A. M. Beard
Frank FE. Orcutt
United States District Attorney
F. D. Allen
William
Ipswich
Frank Hobart
Congress
Eliot
Harvard College
Greenhalge
Congressman Greenhalge
Speaker Reed
Cromwell
Thomas K. Reed
Philip of
Reed
Beard
Green
Prayer and opening proceedings of conservative state convention
At 11 20 o clock Chairman J O Burdett opened formal proceedings. Rev Edward A Horton of Boston offered a prayer urging peace justice education and unity to strengthen the Commonwealth and advance human equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Burdett
J. Otis Wardwell
State Committee
Edward A. Horton
Boston
Republic
Commonwealths
Address of Mr Greenhalge at the convention
Mr Greenhalge defends the Republican record since 1888 arguing for action over obstruction. He praises tariff reform currency stability pensions and education while citing economic growth from 1860 to 1884 and recent Southern industrial expansion, urging unity and vigilance ahead of elections.
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Greenhalge
Republican Party
Roger Bacon
Faustus
Gladstone
Bonamy Price
Jupiter
Saturn
Great Britain
Messrs
Huxley
Tyndall
America
Dudley
Quay
Hill
Gorman
Higgins
Bryce
Croker
Grant
Flossie
Simon Stylites
Boston
Mr. Quay
Blaine
Lodge
Webster
Maine
Oregon
Wyoming
Buchanan
Cleveland
United States
Candidacy Renominations Declared At Massachusetts Convention
The Massachusetts Republican convention renominated Governor Brackett Lieutenant-Governor Haile and Treasurer Marden by acclamation. Charles W. Clifford urged Brackett’s renomination, while Charles Carleton Coffin praised past leadership and supported Haile. Thomas W. Bicknell nominated Marden. resolutions were unanimously adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackett
Haile
Marden
Charles W. Clifford
New Bedford
Massachusetts
John Quincy Adams Brackett
Arlington
Charles Carleton Coffin
Aentleman
New Hampshire
Sire
William H. Haile
Springfield
Pee
Thomas W. Bicknell
Boston
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Caple
George A. Marden
Lowell. I
Gove
F. P. Goulding
Worcester
Republicans Endorsement of Lincoln Era Progress and Civil Service
Massachusetts Republicans praise the national administration for integrity and reform. They cite Behring Sea policy, debt reduction, civil service advances, tariff reform, and protection of veterans pensions, with a call to pass federal election and civil service measures and curb lobbying influence.
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Massachusetts
Republican Party
Department of State
United States
Treasury Department
Customs Administrative Service
Department of the Interior
N PE
Congress
House of Representatives
Yanable
Reed
Clouse
Republican
Louisiana
Balloting Under Way for Attorney General Secretary Auditor
Delegates vote to proceed to ballot for Attorney General Secretary of the Commonwealth and Auditor with recesses. The convention confirms ballots cast totals and lists leading contenders including William M. Olin Willard Howland P.M. Whitman J. Henry Goulet Charles R. Ladd Albert Pillsbury Andrew J. Waterton. Nominations committee report adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. GB. Glasgow
Worcester
the Commonwealth
Auditor
John A. Nowell
Moston
Barrett
Commonwealth
William M. Olin
Boston
Willard Howland
Chelsea
P.M. Whitman
Maverhill
J. Henry Goulet
Medfield
Charles RK. Ladd
Springfield
Eee
Albert
Pillsbury
Andrew J. Waterton
Uittsield
Convention Concludes After Unanimous Resolution and Farewell
The record notes a unanimous decision and a vote of thanks to Mr. Greenhalge, with the convention adjourning at 3 43 p m. The text captures the formal close and appreciation shown to an individual.
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Greenhalge
Massachusetts G.O.P. ticket contest excites Washington observers
In Washington on September 17, Republicans discussed Massachusetts state ticket races. Col oline Olin’s promotion to the State House drew cheers and is seen as aiding Senator Dawes’s 1893 reelection bid. Senator Pillsbury’s rise is praised, while Major Gould’s less known but valued service is noted by delegation workers.
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Washington
Sordau
Massachusetts
Olin
State House
Dawes
Custom House
Senate
Pillsbury
Gould
Colonel Olin
Lisbury
New Boston Ticket Adds Noted State Officials and New Names
The slate includes Governor Brackett Lieutenant Governor Haile and Treasurer Marden already familiar to readers. New figures include Colonel William M. Olin for Secretary of State and Major Gould for Auditor with long service in militia Grand Army roles and public offices noted.
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Brackett
Haile
Marden
William M. Olin
Beard
Georgia
New England
Worcester
Petersburg
Boston
Edward Everett Hale
Advertiser
Washington
Talbot
Long
Worthington
Saltonstall
Olin
Senator Dawes
Committee On Indian Affairs
Collector Beard
Miltia
Grand Army
Gould
Sherman
Hunter
Gilmore
Billings
Medfield
Home Market Club
State Senate
Republican State Committee
Massachusetts
Albert ‘E. Pillsbury
Milford
N. A
New Hampshire
Appleton Academy
New Ipswich
N. H
Lawrence Academy
Groton
Mass
Harvard College
Sterling, Jr
Suffolk
George A. Shaw
Shaw
House
Senate
Hoosac Tunnel
Troy & Greenfield
Mercantile Library Association
Franklin Savings Bank
Volunteer Sold to New York Yachtsman
The New York Yacht Club confirms Camille Weidenfeld bought General Paine’s sloop Volunteer. Weidenfeld, a member since 1887, previously owned Rambler and chartered Isolene and plans to sail Volunteer to England to pursue Brenton’s Reef and Cape May cups won by Genesta.
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New York Yacht Club
Camille Weidenfeld
General Paine
Weidenfeld
England
Sir Richard Sutton
Genesta
Youth injures thigh in accidental gun discharge
Robert Carney, nineteen, accidentally shot himself in the thigh while handling a revolver yesterday afternoon. He was taken to City Hospital. Cornelius Crowley of 482 Bunker Hill street was struck by a train on the New York & New England railroad Tuesday evening and sustained a compound fracture of his left leg. Crowley has no feet, they having been frozen off several winters ago. He walked on crutches and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Carney
Cornelius Crowley
Bunker Hill Street
New York & New England Railroad
Crowley
Massachusetts General Hospital
Elderly woman found dead after fall at Hammond Avenue
Susan Walsh, 75, was found dead in the hall of No. 5 Hammond avenue. Dr. Cilley noted injuries from a probable fall downstairs. The corpse was taken to the Morgue for examination as the medical examiner was notified.
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Susan Walsh
Hammond Avenue
Leverett Street
Cilley
Queen Victoria Drinks Pure Whiskey on Balmoral Estate
The London World reports, on Sir William Jenner’s advice, that Queen Victoria drinks whiskey diluted with water to preserve vigor and prolong life. It cites Balmoral distillery as the source and asserts Duffy’s Malt as the purest whiskey free of fusel oil, recommended by American physicians, with a warning to avoid substitutes.
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London
William Jenner
Balmoral
England
America
Daffy’s Mall
Boston Veterans and Arrivals Dine. Officers Elected
The Boston Light Infantry Veteran Corps met at the Revere House and elected officers for the coming year led by Colone. F. E. Sanderson and others. They voted an October 18 parade to Manchester New Hampshire. Company A of the Thirteenth Regiment held its thirteenth annual reunion at Young's with 24 members. The Boston Society of Civil Engineers met at the American House with papers on English mill construction and water works. Prominent arrivals at local hotels include numerous named individuals arriving from various cities.
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Boston Light Infantry Veteran Corps
Revere House
Colone
F. E. Sanderson
Andrew Nolan
Theodore Leutz
M. BE. Chandler
H. J. Townsend
G. W. Little
N. H., Gee
S. Schendel
J. W. Robinson
W. E. Swan
J. A. Howe
N. M. Putnam
H. S. Shepard
W. ©. Bryant
Boston Society of Civil Engineers
American House
J. R. Freeman
M. Tidd
Vee Eugene Grittin
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Young
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American Wool Reporter
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Rio Janeiro
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Montpelier
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