Greenback Labor platform rally at New Era Hall
A small Greenback Labor gathering at New Era Hall nominated a platform and denounced capitalists while urging labor reform. Jonathan Johnson presided, G B Hutchinson was secretary, and a committee on resolutions led by William Murray outlined aims to elect reform-minded state and national officials, promote arbitration, and curb monopolies. The convention debated whether to assign nomination duties to the central executive committee.
From Palace to Prison Suffolk County Ex-Treasurer Snelling Sentenced
Samuel G. Snelling former Lowell Bleachery treasurer arrived at Charlestown State Prison yesterday after a Monday afternoon conviction. Escorted by a deputy sheriff he entered the guard room, the registry was opened, and the seven year sentence began as he prepared for months of confinement.
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Suffolk County
Charlestown State Prison
State Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Samuel G. Snelling
Lowell Bleachery
Snelling
Charles Street
Boston Base Ball Club President Warns Players
President Soden of the Boston Base Ball Club met Captain Morrill to urge the team to avoid wretched play seen in Monday's game. Repeated errors may bring heavy fines or suspension without pay, as managing and public tolerance for poor performances ends. Directors praised effort but will discipline careless play.
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Soden
Boston
Morrill
Ode to McClellan on Antietam Anniversary
A heartfelt tribute on September 17, 1886 honors McClellan for safeguarding the Union and restoring law and peace after Antietam. The speaker recalls his leadership from Civil War battles to saving the nation and laying his grave among heroes, with reverent praise for his enduring legacy.
Organized Labor Delegates Meet in Manchester for Platform Pledge
The organized labor state convention met at Knights of Labor Hall in Manchester. Delegates, many from labor groups, adopted a broad platform urging government control of transportation, a graduated income tax, federal legal tender money, weekly wages in lawful money, and employment laws including child labor bans and ten hour workdays, while pledging to support only candidates who sign the platform.
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Greenback Party
New Era Hall
Knights of Labor
Jonathan Johnson
Greenfield
G. B. Hutchinson
Boston
William Murray
C. L. Damon
South Scituate
T. D. Shumway
Plymouth
Warner Johnson
Goodwin
Lynn
Asa F. Hall
Hudson
G. Ff. Sheldon
Hanson
National Greenbaeck-Labor Party
National Greenback-Labor Party
National Greenback Labor Party
Committee On
Murray
National Labor Party
Congress
Manchester
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Knights of Labor Hall
William M. Kendall
John J. Dillon
Benjamin M. Flanders
Rochester
Edward Flaherty
Nashua
O’cloeck
New Hampshire
Wwe
United States
Belknap County Democrats Name Local Nominations
In Laconia on September 21 the Belknap county Democratic convention announced nominees for county offices. John Washman of Laconia was chosen for register of probate and H. L. Wilkinson of Laconia for register of deeds. A. D. Plummer of Gilford was named treasurer and W. P. Long of Tilton for sheriff. Commissioners listed are M. H. Merrow of New Hampton and D. W. Judkins of Bel-
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Jerome Wright
Keene
C. Buffinm
T. Q. Coolidge
A. W. Burt
Walpole
Elbridge Kingsbury
Roxbury
Fox
Marlboro
Worrbone
N. H
Alvah
Libby
Claremont
Sullivan County
R. P. Claggett
Newport
Charles H. Weed
E. M. Kempten
S. J. Bowers
Albert L. Hall
F. Rossiter
A. S. Bartholomew
Plainfield
Hiram H. Heywood
Acworth
Franklin Worcester
Hollis
Hillsboro
Greenfield
John Hadlock
Milford
John P. Bartlett
Manchester
Patrick Fahey
Charles L. Gilson
Nashua
Edwin S. Knight
Louis P. Lucien
Josiah Jovering
Antrim
Frank Dowst
Laconia
Belknap County
John Washman
H. L. Wilkinson
A. D. Plummer
Gilford
W. P. Long
Tilton
M. H. Merrow
New Hampton
D. W. Judkins
Bel
Boston Man Robbed After Saloon Drink Incident
Louis Simmons of Boston was drugged and robbed in a Bowery Division street saloon. A pursuing officer captured Alfred Anderson, found Simmons’ belongings on him, and Anderson awaits trial. Simmons remains a witness as Judge Patterson orders rework of the saloon license.
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Louis Simmons
Boston
Bowery
Division Streets
Simmons
Alfred Anderson
Anderson
Pattrson
Tramps Suspected in Freight Car Fire Fatality
Greenfield report states an early morning fire on the Turner's Falls branch of the Fitchburg road. Charred remains of a tramp were recovered from a burned freight car, with belief that tramps entered the car and fell asleep while smoking, causing the blaze and a death. A second tramp claims three were in the second car, though only one body has been found.
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Greenfield
Turner's Falls
Fitchburg Road
O'Brien Resigns Democratic State Chair in New York
Saratoga N Y Sept 21 John J OBrien resigns as chairman of the Democratic State committee resignation accepted and the committee votes to forego a state convention adjourning to meet September 29 at the Hoffman House New York.
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John J. O'Brien
Democratic State Committee
New York
Globe Theatre
John Stetson
Robert B. Mantell
John W. Keller
Cornerstone Laying at St Pauls School Chapel
The corner stone of the new chapel at St. Pauls school was laid at noon by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Niles. Morning prayer and an address by Dr Samuel Eliot of Boston preceded a long procession of pupils and friends to the construction site for the ceremony.
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Niles
Samuel Eliot
Boston
Assault on Tremont Street, two men attacked
Preanopy Sept 21. Police arrest a drunken man on Tremont Street incites a crowd to assault Austin Curtis and John Osborne of Salem, workers at Prae tors shop. Osborne left badly injured, Curtis escaped. No clues to attackers.
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John Osborne
Salem
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Osborne
Curtis
Garfield Council official accused of accounting shortfall
New Haven reports A. L. Chandler financial secretary of Garfield Council No. 14 Order United American Mechanics is said to be about five thousand dollars short in his accounts.
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A. L. Chandler
Garfield Council
United American Mechanics
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Middlesex
Manoel Rodrigues Serva
Maria Glorta Serpa
Manoel Rodrigues Serpa
Alfred Serpa
Marin Serva
Somervillé
Chancel Rodrigues Serpa
Manuel Rouvers
Maria Gloria Serpa
Maria Gloria Rodgers
Alfred Oscar Rodgers
Mis Ra Serpa
Maria Eugenia Rodgers
Deston Post
Boston
Wis Court
George M. Brooks
Joan le Tafe
Court Street
Yacht Edith Raised After Rocking Near Narrows
The yacht Edith, which struck a rock and sank near the Narrows on Sunday, is said to belong to George H. Hood, treasurer of the Boston Rubber Company. A tug Elsie and a lighter sent a diver yesterday and recovered the vessel.
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George H. Hood
Boston Rubber Conpany
Elsie
Man Found With Severe Head Wound On Federal Street
Daniel Donovan of 350 Federal Street was found last evening with a deep head cut unaccounted for. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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Daniel Donovan
Federal Street
City Hospital
Officers Arrest Two Men for Unlicensed Jewelry Sale on North Street
Officers Place and Pike of Station 1 last evening arrested Felix McManus and William Cahill for exposing jewelry for sale on North Street without a license.
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Pike
Felix McManus
William Cahill
North Street
Metropolitan Railroad Co directors issue 30 shares notice
By order of the directors of the Metropolitan Railroad Company a notice announces the allotment of 30 shares. The brief item records corporate action within the line of the city’s transit interests and names the issuing authority.
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Eecapolitan RR. Co
Metropolitan RR
Francis Pienshaw & Co Auctioneers and Brokers
Francis Pienshaw and Company operates as auctioneers brokers and appraisers at No Gil State street in the Merchants Exchange building on the first floor room L.
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EE. EL. Day & Co
Merchants’ Exchange
State Street
If Exchange
Horatio Carris & CO
Boston Stock Exchange Auction Sales Ledger Fragment 1886
Boston Stock Exchange notices list auction sales on Saturdays and Wednesdays with numerous bonds and shares including Roxbury Gas Light, Middlesex Mills, National City Bank, Cambridge RR, Lowell Aliga, Eastern RR, St Louis 6s, Old Colony RR, and many others from 1886. Names of companies like Ames Mill, Chicopee Mill, Essex Co, Boston & Albany RR, and Merchants' National Bank appear amid a dense tally of lots and dates.
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International Button Hole Machine Co
Great Falls Mfg Co
Sandwich Glass Co
Dedham National Bank
Laws & No
Massawinnk Valley
Central Rd
Iowa
Boston, Con & Mont
Lamson Store Service Co
Eng Mort See Co
Ene Mort
Union Laeilie Rv
OF & Lake Champlain
Midh Central
Howard National Bank
Cambridge Ri. Co
South Boston Horse
Dé California
Raine Central
Old Colony RE
Conn
Pass
Jeveland & Canton RR
Middlesex RR. Co
Middlesex Horse RR
State of Maine
Toledo
Cincinnati
St Louis
St. Louis
Boston Exchange Co
Middlesex Skill
National City Bank
Continental Mills
Wakefield Rattan Co
Conn & Pass River RR Co
Cambridge RR Co
Lowell Alig Co
Lyman Mills
Newmarket Miz
Highland St RR Co
Consolidated RR of Vermont
Ormeda & Southwestern RR
Eastern RR
Old Colony RR
Shay
E. & T. Fairbanks Co
Ames Mig. Co
Chicopee Mig. Co
Essex
Roott Cotten Co
Dixon, Pieria & Hannibal
Boston & Albany RR
Portland
Nashua & Lowell RR
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
Massachusetts National Bank
Marquette & Ontonagen RR
Rockland Bank
Cheshire RR. Co
Maine
Dune
Osceola Township
Stark Co
Burlington & Missouri River RR
Burlington & Quincy RR
Merchants’ National Bank
Merrimac Mfg. Co
Mercantile Marine Insurance Co
Eastern RR. Co
Union Stock Yard and Transit Co
Metropolitan RR
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain RR
Lurlington & Missouri
Jenks’s Valley RR
Atlas National Bank
Blac Ee National Bank
Columbia 2
National Bank
Continental National Bank
Globe National Bank
Hamilton National Bank
Merchants
Ape See Bank
Merchandise National Bank
North National Bank
Old Loston National Bank
State National Bank
Shawmut NationalBank
Suffolk National Bank
Tremont National Bank
Union Market National Bank
Washington National Bank
National Bank of Commerces National City Bank
National Eagle Bank
National Revere Bank
National Webster Bank
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