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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1891

Page

5

Lodge Defends Tariff and Free Coinage at Massachusetts Rally

Henry Cabot Lodge addressed a small Republican meeting in Y M C A Hall noting Democratic support for free silver and free trade. He argued for protection, warned against currency unsettlement, and tied Massachusetts voting to national economic policy, urging support for the Republican ticket amid claims about tariffs and the currency.

President a year hence policy debate echoes in remarks

The speaker asks whether the country should adopt Mr Bayard’s foreign policy or continue Mr Blaine’s approach. He quotes part of a prior speech at the Republican convention about Governor Russell’s promises to cut commissions, noting past actions rather than future aims, and asserts readiness to confront opponents on any platform.

Bayard Blaine Lodge Russell

Funeral of Hon George B Loring in Salem

The funeral of Hon George B Loring was held with a private family service at 2 pm at Loring avenue and a public service at 3 pm at the North Unitarian Church on Essex street. Notables including W C Endicott, Cogswell, Lodge, Randall, Long, Canaler, Usher, Stoddard and Harwood attended. The service featured Episcopal and Unitarian rites, anthem selections, and a guard of honor by Winslow Lewis Commandery Knights Templars. The body lay in an oak casket. graveside rites followed at Harmony Grove under commandery officers.

Salem Srrcian George Loring Loring Avenue North Unitarian Church Essex Street W. C. Endicott William Cogswell Cogswell Long M.S. Stevens J. F. Dalton Needham A. 5 Clark Furgeson Grace Church Dalton North Church Edward Thayer Winslow Lewis Knight Templars F. C. Hersey Hale E.B. Willson Mr. Willson Dr. Hale Harmony Grove Dr. Hersey W.T. D. ‘Trefrey Commandery

Denver Real Estate Boom and Rock Island Rail Service

A Denver correspondence extols the city as a growing hub with a thriving real estate market and safe mortgage loans. It praises Rock Island rail service from Chicago via Omaha to four western cities, notes rapid population growth from 35,000 in 1880 to about 150,000, and highlights landmarks, schools, churches, and a buoyant investor climate led by Strayer Real Estate.

Denver Col Union Pacific Northwestern Chicago Union Depot Rock Island Pacific Coast Kansas City Omaha United States Rocky Mountains Boston Athletic Railroad McPhee Equitable Ernest & Cramner Kittridge Broadway Theatre Tabor Opera House City Hall Denver’ Club State House Trinity Methodist St. John Cathedral Ohn W. Strayer Strayer Real Estate and Investment Company Warren Fifth Avenue New York Strayer C. B. Kouitz New England Mr. Strayer

First Campaign Gun Opens Deerfield Fair Speech

At Charlemont the Deerfield Agricultural Society fair draws 3000 people. Major Henry Winn, People's party gubernatorial candidate, launches his campaign with a speech on taxation reform and a damage bill to force sworn property returns. Also speaking are Rep. Hickok and F W Sargent.

Greenfield Deerfield Agricultural Society Charlemont Natural Auditorum Henry Winn People’s Party State Senate House Massachusetts Francis W. Qua Lowell Boston New York Commonwealth Nahant Beverly Farms Representative Hickok Williamstown F. W. Sargent Amesbury State Board of Agriculture

Matrimonial Controversy Ends With Rome Divorce Refusal

William Grant of Bridgeport wins Rome ruling that his marriage to Mary Reilly remains valid and that his ecclesiastical divorce is denied. The case began after Grant, a former Methodist, joined Rome, prompting a church tribunal in Hartford and a Boston appeal before Rome settled in its final decision. Grant has lived with a second wife for years.

Hartford Conn Rome William Grant Bridgeport Mary Reilly Grant Church of James Hughes V.G Archepiscopal Boston Connecticut

Multiple County Clerical Marriages in Boston Area

Chelsea, Natick, Hubbardston, Andover, Lynnfield Centre, Dorchester. marriages recorded on the 16th inst. include Charles W Blackett and Florence E Watson. Carl H Corwin and Gertrude A Dikeman. Edward Gould and Emma L Cole. James A Warren and Mahe L Coates. Edward E Wilder and Mabel F Wheeler. officiants include Rev. T Corwin Watkins Rev W A Warner Rev John J Blair Rev Harry L Brickett Rev Arthur Little D.D.. locations span Chelsea Hubbardston Andover Dorchester Lynnfield Centre and surrounding towns.

Blackett—Watson Chelsea T. Corwin Watkins D.D Dutton Charleston 8. C Harr Boston Charles W. Blackett Natick Florence Elizabeth Watson Corwin—Dikeman Hubbardston W. A. Warner Pawlet Carl Henry Corwin Bridgewater Gertrude Alice Dikeman Gould—Cole Andover John J. Blair Edward Gould Lawrence Emma Lillian Cole F Warren Coates Lynnfield Centre Harry L. Brickett James A. Warren Peabody Mahe L. Coates Wilder—Wheeler Dorchester Arthur Little Edward EK Wilder Mabe EF. Wheeler

Dimock Steamer Rests on Reefs Off Blackwell Island

The freight steamer H. F. Dimock of the Metropolitan Steamship Company ran aground on rocks near Blackwell's Island while en route to Boston. No passengers were aboard and tugs have been dispatched. steering gear failure is blamed for drifting onto the rocks.

New York H. F. Dimock Metropolitan Steamship Company Blackwell's Island Dimock Loston

One in death if not in life

In Woopiano California Miss May Adams daughter of Hon J G Adams and J W Montgomery son of Judge Montgomery of Stockton were found dead near an unoccupied house. A revolver lay beside them. Montgomery shot Adams in the left temple then killed himself. The deaths are believed to stem from parental refusal of the marriage.

Woopiano Cal Miss May Adams J. W. Montgomery Montgomery Miss Adams J. G. Adams Judge Montgomery Stockton

Bradford officer shoots at man in pursuit

In Haverhill on September 17 Special Officer J MacCoombs pursuing a man thought to be the tirebug fired four shots from his revolver after the subject ran from the yard. One shot is believed to have struck, but the suspect escaped the scene.

Haverhill J. MacCoombs Bradford Flo

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