Rice Men Jubilant in Worcester Caucuses for Republican Nomination
In Worcester and surrounding towns 24 delegates elected 15 pledged to Rice and 9 to Bates. Oxford 67 for Rice 65 for Bates. 10 Rice and 7 Bates voters challenged risking a contest. Rice leads likely in the Republican nominating convention. Bates remains defiant. Twenty one delegates remain to be elected with Grafton, Southbridge likely Rice, Hampden county towns claimed for Rice. Harmonizers to smooth asperities Wednesday evening to seek a solid Rice delegation.
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Worcester
Speciau
Rice
Bates
Chariton
Oxford
Milbury
Spencer, Barre
Grafton
Southbridge
Mr. Rice
Brimfield
Holland
Wales
Hampden County
Bares
Gossip from Lowell hints at Democratic tilt for state amid council talk
Low Ett Sept 19 Democratic sentiment favors James Grinnell for governor seconded by Senator Douglas support. Lowell delegates back Melvin of Lawrence for renomination to the senate seat, with Jewett favored for Republican nod. County sheriff Cushing praised, while ward politics loom over the senatorial race and speaker bid by Solon Stevens.
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Pedau
M. H. Fietcher
Democratic Committee
Douglas
Lowell
Fletcher
James
Grinnell
Jeremiah Crowley
Crowley
Lawrence
N. P. H. Melvin
Francis Jewett
Jewett
Byron Truell
Frost
Stevens
Sheriff Cushing
Cushing
George A
Waeden
Senate
House
Solon W. Stevens
John J. Hogan
Edward B. Quinn
Friends of the
Hion
Malden Everett Fight Grows in Sixth Middlesex Nomination
The Republican senatorial race in the new sixth Middlesex district heats up as Everett wins three Everett delegates in a Malden caucus. Malden splits among Deacon Ezra A. Stevens J H Millett and George W Walker, with Millett noted for opposing the metropolitan police bill of 1885 and Walker facing Knights of Labor opposition. Stevens linked to Lodge and Converse campaigns, and exiting the era of Lovering’s first term.
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Malden-Everett
Sixth Middlesex
Everett
Alonzo H. Evans
Messrs. Smith
Marshall
Evans
Malden
Ezra A. Stevens
J. H. Millett
George W. Walker
Millett
Walker
Knights of Labor
Deacon Stevens
Lodge
Congressman Lovering
Stevens
Contest for Democratic Senate nomination in North End shapes up
The North End race for the Democratic senatorial nomination, third Suffolk, shows candidate strengths. Ex Representative Kelly is out. Dwyer’s Cambridge backers gain support in Ward 8. Harkins draws seventh ward. Ward 6 leans Harkins though Flynn gains initial aid. The GOP legislature’s heavy Democratic tilt ensures a Democratic win at the polls.
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North End
Suffolk
Kelly
Cambridge
Patrick D. Dwyer
Harkins
Harkins, and the Sixth Ward
Ward 6
Flynn
Party Caucuses Report From Newton and Nearby Towns
The Newton Democratic caucus elected J. Harris Reed as chair and C. H. Lopkins as secretary with delegates directed to back W. E. Russell for Governor and resolutions endorsing President Cleveland while urging tariff reform supporters in Congress. Delegates and ward city committees are listed, showing extensive cross-town selections and instructions for other conventions.
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Newton
J. Harris Reed
C. H. Lopkins
W. E. Russell
Cleveland
Congress
Childs
C. H. Graves
Few
T. B. Fitz
M. J. Duane
Thomas Drew
Frank Humphrey
Ward
W.E. Plummer
John Dolan
P. A. McVicar
F.C. Lyon
R. T. Sullivan
C. H. Hale
P.T. Bagley
F. W. Barney
W. E. McOwen
Barton
M. Jackson
TC. Donovan
P. J. Linnehan
A. W. Pope
F. J. Parker
L. D. Boise
John W. Hahn
Jesse C. Ivy
A. C. Madge
Braintree
State
C. (. Anderson
Samuel W. Ford
P. D. Holbrook
James Dennithorne
Thomas Roche
Caleb Lincoln
Quincy
Isaac M. Holt
H. M. Federden
Charles W. Jonson
Warren W. Adams
Edwin W. Marsh
Thomas Gurney
C. R. Sherman
C. A. Spear
G. L. Miller
G. O. Langley
J. Q. A. Field
H. O. Souther
Centre District
W. W. Adams
G. O. Bass
F. F. Prescott
Horace T. Spear
John McGowan
South
Peter Dackers
A. W. Gardner
H. Penniman
F. F. Green
West
Orne
John Murray
A. K E. Baxter
John Harris
W. L. Ripley
Robert Kent
Point
J. ©. Souther
William Caldwell
Joseph Warren Hayden
H.P. Kittredge
Atlantic
Edward H. Richardson
John T. Hunt
Wollaston
A. G. Olney
Thomas F. Mitchell
H. H. Faxon
Tate
Dedham
F. D. Ely
T. L. Wakefield
H. T. McClearn
W. F. McQuillen
Morse
C. K. Conant
George W. Weatherbee
George C. Stearns
Wiliam W. Baker
John Wardle, Jr
E. P. Hewins
C. F. Foss
Woburn
Edward D. Hayden
John M. Harlow
Joseph G. Pollard
J. S. True
Charles C. Adams
Milton
J. Walter Bradlee
Nathan Godfrey
Medford
Eleazar Boynton
Daniel A. Gleason
G. F B. Spaulding
J. H. Hooper
Marblehead
J. J. Harris
William Stevens, Jr
C. H. Goodwin
Knott V. Martin
Simeon Dodge
W. H. Coates
Moses Gilbert
Frank L. Fabens
William Standley
R. G. Cross
W. A. Brown
W. L. Hooper
Philip B. Laskey
Ames
Prohibition State central committee names officers and appointees
The Prohibition State central committee met Saturday choosing George Kempton as chairman Frank P Dyer as secretary James Hi Roberts as treasurer Claudius B Travis as auditor and an executive committee of several members. Several resignations were accepted and replacements named including Rev I T Johnson Edwin Sawtell and Lewis D Carroll. Mrs Josie Reynolds resignation not accepted. The party’s governor and lieutenant governor candidates sent letters with platforms stressing woman suffrage and the destruction of liquor traffic as the party’s chief aim.
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Prohibition State Central Committee
George Kempton
Sharon
Frank P. Dyer
Hingham
James Hi, Roberts
Cambridge
Claudius B. Travis
Natick
A. KE. Hall
E. H. Clapp
E. Trask Hill
E. D. Conant
Edward Kendall
J. M. Fisher
A. A. Williams
State Committee
I. T. Johnson
Oxford
Edwin Sawtell
Brockton
Lewis D. Carroll
Marblehead
D. B. Gurney
Whitman
Josie Reynolds
Lawrence
Lothrop
Down on the Cape in a GOP delegate race
The Davis and Randall factions fight for Cape delegate votes with Davis leading 12 to 9 as Fall River and parts of New Bedford loom. Yarmouth Republicans held a caucus Saturday evening and chose though the text cuts off before finishing.
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Cape
Dr. Davis
Randall
Davis
Fall River
New Bedford
Yarmouth
Davis delegates for C. F. Swift senatorial delegates
Davis delegates for C. F. Swift, the assignment lists senatorial delegates. The fragment hints at party organization but provides no date, place, or outcomes.
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Davis
C. F. Swift
Cate Election Prospects Highlight Newton Cambridge Delegations
Mr Edward Cate of Newton, a Harvard graduate and practicing attorney, seeks Middlesex district attorney with Newton and Cambridge backing plus others. Malden Democratic caucus set for Thursday at Barretts Hall. Malden voting list at 2845, down 210 from last year. Republican ninth district convention in Malden aims to placate an anti Lodge faction. Dr Dean of Brockton being wooed for Governor by Plymouth county Democrats. Chelsea caucuses Wednesday at 8. Willard Spaulding accepts Seventh District Congress nomination and addresses fisheries policy. Suffolk County Democrat to field Jenkins organization weekly. Ward 17 Democrats open headquarters at 545 Harrison Ave.
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Edward Cate
Newton
Middlesex County
Stevens
Cambridge
Cate
Harvard College
Law School
Newton Water Board
Plymouth County
Dean
Brockton
Douglas
Chelsea
Willard Spaulding
Congress
Howard E. Gaffney
Suffolk County Democrat
Indorsing the Reform Mayor from The State Press
A compilation of editorial snippets praising Russell as a progressive, veteran Democrat suited for mayor. It notes youth andDemocratic lineage, contrasts with Grinnell and Wood, and discusses reactions from Boston Globe Newton Graphic and local papers.
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the State Press
Indorsing the Reform
Russell Lecture at Tufts on Christian Faith and Citizenship
The Rev. Dr. A A Miner delivered Tufts College's Russell Lecture in the chapel. He said a good citizen must be socially and morally independent, heroically virtuous, and self sacrificing, with Christian faith the sole source of those traits, though a good man need not be a Christian.
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Russell
Tufts’ College
A. A. Miner
D.D
Boston
Captain Ham Resigns After Board Reinstatement
The police commissioners, after restoring Captain William A. Ham as chief inspector, received his resignation. Ham’s action led to Hanscom being promoted to chief inspector and Mountain advancing from patrolman to inspector, with Ham’s resignation accepted immediately.
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Board of Police Commissioners
William A. Ham
Supreme Court
Hama
Whiting
Ham
Hanscom
Inspector Mountain
Patrolman Mountain
Odd Fellows Week Plans For Parade In Boston
The Sovereign Grand Lodge prepares for a major Odd Fellows event in Boston with a Wednesday grand parade expected to draw about 10,000 members. Visitors toured aboard the Nantasket cruise, raised funds for children, and officials expect a week of banquets, elections, and civic honors led by Lt Gen Underwood and Col Porter.
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George E. Harvey
Wesley A. Gove
A. F. Means
H. V. Haywood
Fred A. Lull
George B. Brown
H. C. Bispham
William Heron
C. C. Kimball
J. Bensimon
D. A. Clark
W. M. Rumney
E. M. Cower
Harrison Wilder, Jr
James G. Scott
David O. Felt
W. J. Moore
W. J Richardson
W. P. Thaxter
D. Henderson
A. G. Pike
H. C. Pickering
F. E. Page
J. O. Record
James H. Richardson
Charles Waugh Bugler
E. H. Wise
Elmer Millett
H. H. Osborne
A. W. Herrick
William A. Waterhouse
J. H. Blanchard
W. S. French
H. G. Green
Fitchburg
Joseph Bradbury
Providence
R. Co
Department of the Pacific
C. W. Breyforle
San Jose
Cal
Department of the Mississippi
Henry Cadle
Underwood
Grand Sire
Sovereign Grand Lodge
East
E. Burritt Palmer
Clarendon Hotel
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Tremont Street
Vendome
Brunswick
Order
Odd Fellowship
United States of America
Order of Odd Fellows
Henry F. Garey
Baltimore
John H. White
Albion
N. Y
Theodore A. Ross
EH. H. Whitney
Lansing, Mich
Grand Messenger
First Chicago excursion train arrives at Fitchburg depot
The first section left Chicago Saturday morning and, after stops at North Adams and Irving, reached Fitchburg at night with 350 excursionists. Officials expect eleven or more sections to arrive by noon today as crowds await guests and relatives at local hotels.
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Fitchburg
Chicago
Inquirer
Grand Trunk Railroad
North Adams
Et Railroad
Irving
Boston
Carney Hospital Fair Plans Under Discussion at Meeting
At Carney Hospital a meeting in Mechanics Hall discussed the October 28 festival to aid the hospital. About 100 ladies attended with parishes represented by various tables. An invitation was sent to Hon. James G. Blaine and the group adjourned to meet October 3, promising a great social success.
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Carney Hospital
Mechanics’ Hall
J. F. Dacey
St. Mary’s Parish
Charlestown
O. E. Burdick
St. Augustine’s
Cathedral
Immaculate Conception
St. Joseph
West End
St. Mary’s
North End
St. Patrick’s
Highlands
St. Francis de Sales
Mission Table
St. James
St. Joseph's
Roxbury
East Boston
SS. Peter’s and Paul’s
South Boston
St. Augustine
Holy Rosary
James G. Blaine
Thirty Six Hours Ahead of Time for Symphony Seats
A lengthening line formed outside the Winter place Music Hall ticket office as twelve men camp overnight to secure first choice seats for the Symphony Orchestra concerts. Four colored youths led the line, each with a grub basket, while police planned to station an officer to maintain order on the busy stretch toward Winter and Washington streets.
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Winter Place
Music Hall
Winter Street
Washington Street
Vaughn
Home From Europe Horton Preaches to Large Second Church Audience
The Rev. Edward A. Horton pastor of Second Church on Boylston Street returned from Europe and preached yesterday on Psalm 22 22 about assembling the congregation as the church s core. He urged a living earnest message less metaphysics and more love hope and tolerance while noting church attendance may be undercounted and urging open week rituals and a stronger organized approach. He cited large congregations abroad and called for unified moral religious forces to renew spirit and life.
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Edward A. Horton
Boylston Street
Europe
Horton
Spurgeon’s
Westminster
Italy
Scotland
Boston
Indictment Shifts Center on Abington Bank Former President Lane
Grand jury in U S District Court reports eleven indictments against Richmond J. Lane former president of Abington National Bank. Sixty five counts allege embezzlement totaling 79416 dollars with false entries and unauthorized withdrawals from the Boston reserve agent. Trial date not set. Lane expected to plead when jurors return.
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United States District Court
Nelson
Richmond J. Lane
Abington National Bank
Boston
Lane
National Bank of Redemption
Gatchell
Harvest to Open Wallace's Theatres Season
Wallace's opens on Oct 11 with Henry Hamilton's Harvest in London first. Kyrle Bellew, Herbert Kelcey, Annie Robe star. Carrie Coote to feature. Sophia and Sister Mary follow, with Dominic's Daughter and other American pieces planned. Wallack aims for a brilliant season with new and familiar faces.
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Wallace’s
Lester Wallack
Hig
Wallack’s
Henry Hamilton
London
Princess’s Theatre
Hamilton
New York
Mr. Wallack
Bevil “Brooke
Carrie Coote
Henry Orving
Tom Jones
Sophia
Mary
Messrs
Clement Scott
Wilson Barrett
Comedy Theatre
Alice Dunning Lingard
Dominic’s
D. D. Lloyd
Ouida
George Eliot
Museum
Bijou
Howard
Music Hall
John Stetson
Boston
J. C. Mullaly
Mullaly
The
Callahans
Bigley
Bryant
Meg Newman
Mary Hilforde
Bessie Rowland
Frank R. Foster
Fred G. Ross
Joseph Weldon
Charles T. White
Academy of Music
Justin M’carthy
Mme
Modjesha
Union Square Theatre
Maurice Barrymore
Charles Vandenhoff
William F. Owen
Hamilton Beil
Ian Robertson
James Cooper
Errol Dunbar
Howell Hansell
Max Freeman
Albert Lang
Florence Girard
Marie Nevins
Laura Johnstone
P. M. Potter
Arthur Pinero
Standard Theatre
Daly's
A. ©. Wheeler
Mom Crinkle
New York Mirror
the Mirror
University of Pennsylvania
Aclearmans
Aristophanes
Philadelphia Academy of Music
New England
Athens
Philadelphia
Booth
Chicago
Star Theatre
City Notes and Local School and Civic Updates
President Powers of Boston Consolidated Street Railway contracts with Jones & Co for fifteen new cars to run from Charlestown to Roxbury, delivery expected by November. Charlestown High School Cadets elect officers. Nan tasksket band gives farewell concerts. Boston Young Men's Christian Union class list announced with twenty-one classes, some open to ladies. Ward precinct officers appointed for state and municipal elections. Home for Aged Couples bazaar slated for Horticultural Hall on November 15 16 17 18 and 20. A man drowned after jumping from a Beacon Street seawall and river drag nets recovered. Post 68 G A R held reception for Commander Charles D Stiles with 500 attendees. poem and silverware presented. Noonday prayer meetings of the Boston Y M C A arranged for the week.
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Grand Lodge of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Boston
Cole
O'Brien
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Nantasket
Rowe’s Wharf
Fort Independence
Governor’s Island
Fort Warren
Boston Light
Natasket Beach
Deer Island
J. W. Cadman
Nahant
O’brien
Alderman Bromwich
O'Neil
Board of
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Grand Lodge
Massachusetts
Tufts
Robinson
Grand Sire
United States
Order
Ipril
John Duncan
Richard Rushworth
John Cheatham
Grand Lodge of
Tremont Temple
Army of the Patriarchs Militant
John C. Underwood
Kentucky
Army of Patriarchs Militant
Commonwealth Avenue
Arlington Street
Boylston Streets
Clarendon
Boylston
Berkeley Street
Columbus Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Tremont Street
Temple Place
Washington Street
Summer
High
Congress
Milk
Broad
State
Washington
School
Beacon
Arlington Streets
City Hall
Wellesley College
Durant
Hunnewell
Australia
New Zealand
North America
Baltimore
Columbus, O
Board of Trade
Charles H
President Powers
Boston Consolidated Street Railway Company
Messrs. Jones & Co
Troy
Charlestown
Roxbury
Charlestown High School
Fir
A. B. Shapleigh
E. F. Curtis
R. W. Bray
J. F. Kenny
W. H. Curtis
I. T. Ford
C. J. Doherty
F. E. Allen
Reeves
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
O Brien
Beacon Street
Charles River
Fitzgerald
Power
Murray
Charles D. Stiles
Grand Army Hall
Harrison Square
B. Read Wales
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Tremont Row
H. A. Cooke
H. J. Pierson
E. A. Harris
S. T. Frost
G. M. Gardner
S. S. Nickerson
Cleanliness Emphasized with Pearline Brand Usage
A period advertisement urges cleanliness at all times urging use of Pyle's Pearline for bath, laundry and cleaning tasks across household chores.
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Pyle
Aztec Fair Opens in Boston Horticultural Hall Today
Mexicans involved with the Aztec Fair arrived in Boston Saturday and prepared exhibits for the event. A private view previews the unique showcases including a Mexican kitchen, bullfighting gear, onyx goods, a Mexican orchestra, and a mummy room. The fair opens at 1 PM with three daily receptions to follow.
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Horticultural Hall
Boston
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