Harrison Defends Bond Purchase Plan At Indiana Reception
General Harrison, in his thirteenth week of public receptions in Indianapolis, spoke to about 1 200 delegates from Wabash and Park counties, including 200 Sunday school youths. He urged using a hundred million surplus to buy government bonds, argued against depositing funds in banks, and warned of patronage risk. He contrasted bond benefits with bank deposits and urged supporting the policy amid a rain-threatened crowd at University Park.
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Inpianapolis
Ind
Harrison
Wabash
Park Counties
Marshall
Bethany
Park County
University Park
B. F. Williams
E. F. Leach
Wabash County
Park
Altoether
Sherman
Senate
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Indianapolis
Kansas City
New York
Fire Record in Sharon and Nearby Homes
A series of fires across Sharon and nearby towns caused damages totaling thousands. Lind sey Shepard’s Main street residence burned, insured for $1000. Building on High street owned by Edward J Ellis suffered $500 in damage with $300 loss to Brad dock & Co stock and machinery. Joseph Gallagher’s Evans street dwelling damaged about $1000, while a small blaze at 97 Travers street caused $10 damage from forge sparks. Causes vary, with unknown origin for the main High street fire.
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Sharon
Lindsey Shepard
Main Street
High Street
Edward J. Ellis
H. R. Braddock & Co
Joseph Gallagher
Evans Street
Dorchester
Travers Street
John Kennedy
Ex Congressman Converse Denied Leaving Democrats
New York Sept 25 The report that ex congressman George S Converse of Columbus Ohio had left the Democrats and planned Republican speeches was denied at Democratic headquarters today A letter to a friend identifying Converse as a Democrat was received from him Beriah Wilkins in the city called the story a fabrication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Converse
New York
George S$. Converse
Columbus
De-Ote
Beriah Wilkins
Raymond Eager Wedding at Beacon Street Home
Franklin Raymond of Bacon Paper Company married Gertrude A Eager last evening at her parents home 523 Beacon street The ceremony began at 630 with Rev A Horton officiating The bride wore a wedding gown with veil and flowers The couple will host friends Monday evenings in November at 623 Beacon Street
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Raymond—Eager
Franklin Raymond
Bacon Paper Company
Gertrude A. Eager
George H. Eager
Beacon Street
A. Horton
Raymond
Paine's Furniture Co. Displays Portor Bros. Washstands
At the manufactory on Canal Street Paine's Furniture Co. showcases Foiowne Portor Bros. table washstands with a magic mirror and toilet crockery offering every comfort and convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foiowne Portor Bros
Paine’s Furniture Co
Canal Street
Fast Horses at Mystic Park Open With Serious Accident
First day of Mystic Park breeders meeting marked by a severe accident as Mr H Nelson of Waterville Me. riding stallion Herolight was dragged after Brownwood shied and crushed his sulky. Nelson injured but extricated himself. race day drew a large crowd with six entries in stake No 10. Diana won the main race in 2:42 3/4 with Otis Shaw and San Jacinto distanced. A second race saw Beatrice lead before Wyndylla overtook to win by two lengths in one mile. Exhibitions followed featuring Nelsons stock and many other stallions.
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Mystic Park
H. Nelson
Waterville
Herolight
Nelson
Brownwood
George H. Hicks
San Jacinto
William Tell
Phantom
Shorndale
Diana
Governess
Shaw
New England
James F. Connors
G. C. Moses
Olis Shaw
E. D. Wiggin
Arrival
P. Woodbury
B. G
San Dacinto
J. M. Payne
Br. J. Governess
Sherwood
Smuggler
Keene
Victoria
Almont Eagle
Wyndyila
Ben Franklin
General Sherman
Salvia Allen
Delight
Beatrice
Charley Wilkes
Munjoy Belie
General Knox
Omeme
Onawa
Coupon
Peacock Wilkes
Daisy Lambert
Daniel Lambert
Little Fellows
Wyndylla
Wyn Dyl Farm
Reese
F. Beatrice
F. Omeme
W. Hi. Hadley
B. S. Peacock Wilkes
J. P. Mathews
B. F. Salvia Allen
LOS
Red Hawk
Wilkes
Dictator
May Prince
Gretchen
Mass
Arago
Steele
Stable
Rysdyk
Jenny Patchen
Tom Patchen
George M. Patchen
D. F. Barrett
Portland
Br. c. Westland
Colonel West
Egbert
Tysdyk
Mapes Hambletonian
W. W. Moore
Shoreham
Gillig
Aristos
Pearsall
Jupiter
Long Island Black Hawk
Boston
B. S. Charley Wilkes
Red Wilkes
Kate Bradley
Clifton
Pilot
Pilot, Jr
Young Rolfe
Knox Girl
Gideon
Judy
Plate
Long Island
Black Hawk
Insane Woman Identified. City Car Crash Injures Two
A woman wandering in South Boston was detained by police, identified as Margaret Cassidy, and sent to Worcester insane asylum after hospital detention on Deer Island. A Tremont Street car collision near 295 Tremont Street injured Mrs. C. S. Everens and wrecked a buggy. James Lee was injured at Dorchester Avenue on the Old Colony line. Gustave A. Peterson was arrested for breaking into Broad Street 44 and stealing a valise from Andrew J. Hetherston on Sept. 22.
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Boston
Deer Island
Margaret Cassidy
Worcester Insane Asylum
Tremont Street
J. W. Hall
C. 5. Everens
Natick
Broad Street
Andrew J. Hetherston
Insolvency Filings Include Haverhill Shoe Maker Peaslee
Abby C Peaslee of Haverhill files a voluntary insolvency petition listing 17000 in liabilities and stock in process in Haverhill and New Hampshire. John Jamieson Co Montreal oil varnish makers assigns after suspension with 40000 direct and 30000 indirect liabilities. Bank of Montreal holds 30000 as a creditor.
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Abby C. Peaslee
Haverhill
New Hampshire
John Jamieson & Co
Montreal
Bank of Montreal
Man Passes Forged Check For Flowers At Vendome Hotel
A young man bought flowers from M. B. Bunker, a Beacon Street florist, and paid with a $50 check drawn on Maverick National Bank. The flowers were worth $40 and the purchaser claimed Mrs. John Shepard of the Hotel Vendome sent him. Bunker refused to cash the check and later learned Shepard had not ordered any flowers.
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M. B. Bunker
Beacon Street
Maverick National Bank
John Shepard
Hotel Vendome
Display of Suitings At Parker Co Draws Crowds In Winnipeg
The display of suiting fabrics at Joseph W. Parker & Co. 516 to 621 Washington Street attracts many visitors. Their line of foreign suitings is the finest in the city and can be made up to order at the lowest possible prices. Leave your order for a suit and be paid.
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Joseph W. Parker & Co
Washington Street
Geiger & Griesemer
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Fifth District convention names Higginson nominee
The fifth congressional Democratic convention met in Cambridge with 117 delegates. Robert Luce of Somerville nominated Colonel Thomas Wentworth Higginson, praising him as orator, statesman, and soldier, and Higginson was acclaimed. Speeches by Cambridge, Woburn, and Waltham members supported the nomination. Charles H. Taylor named presidential elector. League finances and HQ arrangements discussed.
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Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Central Square
Cambridge
Randall
Brighton
Temnete Rasporary
Thomas F. Keenan
Boston
Robert Luce
Somerville
Higginson
Sherman Hoar
Waltham
Joseph Kelly
Mr. Hill
Woburn
J. D. Monahan
Charles H. Taylor
Middlesex County Nominations at Jackson Jail Convention
The Republican Middlesex county convention in Sept held in Jackson jail saw Joseph L. Sargent chosen as chairman and Henry W. Pitman as secretary with 216 delegates present. Nominees included Joseph O. Hayden for county treasurer J T Tyler for register of probate and insolvency and A M Lunt Upham and Charles B Stevens in contested ballots for county positions. The county committee later organized with Sargent as chair Pitman secretary and J W Kimball treasurer.
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Middlesex County
Lowelt
Jackson
Joseph L. Sargent
Dracut
Henry W. Pitman
Somerville
Joseph O. Hayden
J.T. Tyler
Cambridge
A. M. Lunt
So, Upham
Waltham
S.e
Henry Ross
Newton
Upham
H. F. Rossee
Champlin
Charles B. Stevens
Bridgeham
Stevens
William E. Lloyd
Arlington
Messrs
Reyward
Concord
Ladd
Lowell
Morse
Bentoff
Horace K. Osborne
Ofice
Achdie
William EB. Lloyd
Horace Kosborne
J. P. Thompson
Middlesex
J. L. Sargent
H. W. Pitman
J. W. Kimball
Democrats Want Russell for Worcester Con Con Renomination
Worcester September 25 reports indicate broad support for John E. Russell in the Democratic congressional convention. Rumors of a declining letter or GOP cross‑party deals circulate, but district chair Nye says Russell’s name will be presented and no opposition exists unless he objects. He is currently in New York State campaigning.
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Russell
Worcester
John E. Russell
Ham
8S. D. Nye
New York State
Dr B F Campbell Gets The Prize In Suffolk GOP Meet
The Suffolk senatorial district Republican convention met at Maverick House East Boston. Harmonious on first ballot Dr B F Campbell of East Boston won twenty one of twenty five votes and the nomination was made unanimous. Hayes of Revere moved for unanimity. Senator D Frank Kimball declined renomination. Charles A Campbell of Chelsea chosen on state committee.
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B. F. Campbell
Suffolk
Hayes of
Revers
D. Frank Kimball
Charles A. Campbell
Chelsea
Republican State Committee
Large turnout as 6000 plus women assessed for registration
Over 6000 women were assessed with 4675 counted by Monday night at City Hall. Mondays record reached 1468, 2293 applied yesterday the highest single day yet, bringing total to 6969. Registrars report women being registered daily in large numbers.
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City Hall
Board of Registrars of Voters
Republican League of Massachusetts May Plan Boston Demonstration
The Republican League of Massachusetts executive committee met at the State headquarters to discuss a Boston demonstration planned for Oct 17. They considered delaying the affair to attract General Harrison and possibly get his attendance. Worcester's T. Bates noted Mr Morton wished to visit New England and might tour the region. Some doubt remained about success without the cream of the movement.
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League
Republican League
Republican League of
Massachusetts
Boston
Harrison
T. ©. Bates
Worcester
Morton
New England
Thacher Accepts Democratic Nomination for Treasurer
Yarmouth Port September 24 1888 H C Thacher of Yarmouth accepts the Democratic nomination for treasurer and receiver general despite personal reluctance citing opposition to taxation that burdens the many for the benefit of the few and injustices in labor and industry. The letter is addressed to John J Donovan and A B Alger.
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H.C. Thacher
John J. Donovan
A. B. Alger
Urging Women to Vote on Brookline School Question
A Brookline meeting at Bethany Sanday school urged women to register and vote to protect the free public schools from sectarian influence. Miss Elizabeth S Tobey led the call, joined by Mrs Fessenden and Henry Blackwell who warned of Catholic control and parochial schools. A house to house canvass will urge women to assess and influence the school board election.
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Brookline
Bethany Sanday
Elizabeth 5S
Tobey
Fessenden
Boston
Park Street Church
Ezra Farnsworth
Miss Pond
Henry Blackwell
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Political Notes Show Cross Party Campaign Activity Across Counties
Judge Colt agrees to a hearing on a memorial requesting that the naturalization system used in state courts be adopted by U S courts. Democrats rally in North Abington with Doherty and Quincy as speakers. Petitions circulate in Quincy for John Quincy Adams to accept a mayoral nomination. Various parties report fund claims debunked and campaign events in Dedham Somerville Woburn Salem and Wareham with listings of speakers officers and delegates.
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Colt
United States Circuit Court
Citizens’ Association
United States
Democrats
North Abington
Messrs
Doherty
Quincy
John Quincy Adams
James H. Slade
T Mff Reform League
Lovering
Democratic Campaign
McDonald
Gallagher
Hoyt
Dedham
Cleveland
Thurman
Robert Luce
Fifth District
Higginson
William N. Osgood
James A. McGeough
John W. Corcoran
William H. Hart
Chelsea
George St. Jones
Uxbridge
Woburn
Democratic City Committee
M.S. Seeley
Thomas H. Uill
Michael J. Mulkeen
Salem
William FP. M. Collins
Senate
Collins
C. Hi. Symonds
Symonds
South Framingham
George Masterson
Nicholas Flynn
John J. Slattery
John Horan
John Roach
Charles Adams
Edward S. Hemenway
John W. Allard
John H. Conway
James L. Brophy
E. J. Brown
William H. Hastings
Daniel Hollaran
James P. Shea
Horace A. Austin
William O’callahan
Michael Egan
Wareham
Pending Foreclosures of Kansas Farm Mortgages to be Reported
The American Reporter will publish tomorrow a comprehensive tally of 607 pending foreclosures on farm mortgages in Kansas. The report, originating from Wool Reporter at 19 Pearl Street, aims to detail the value and scope of the Western mortgage business.
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Kansas
Pearl Stree
Massachusetts Riflemen Fall Shoot Sets New Records
The state militia rifle teams held their annual fall shoot in Framingham on Sept 25. Two teams scored 200 and 198, beating last year’s 197 record as clear weather aided a high tally. Winners included Company B Second Regiment for the team match, with other trophies going to Company CC Second Corps of Cadets and Companies F Second and E First regiments.
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South Framingham
Sparcrat
Osborn
Edes
Fifth Regiment
Ericson
Edgell
Catain Winsor
White
FE. Halton
C. White
Military personnel list fragment with unit designations
A fragmented roster of Private and Sergeant names with units such as Eighth First Cadets Sixth Second Infar First Cavalr and A First Cadets. Repeated references to ranks include private sergeant corporal and coded unit initials. The text shows numerous OCR garbled entries and stray punctuation.
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F W. Peirce
Smith
E. J.gihon
F. J. Lounsbury
Xate O
D. Hapgood
Infa Weant J. A. Sterling
W. Babbitt
J. F. Fitzgerald
L. Ly Grant
E. T. Brides
Bean
W. E. Smith
C, T. Hilliker
F. L. Caine
J. L. Barnes
G. P. Cooley
M. Binney
G. A
V. G. Pond
Hinds
Edward Gee
Antry
N. H. Scribner
J.C. Reardon
O. F
Ropes
Trial of Labram on obscene letter counts in federal case
United States District Court judge Nelson J William B Labram stood trial on three counts charging sending obscene letters via the post to three recipients. Trial unfinished. Assistant US attorney B Hall, defense counsel Marcellus Goggan and William Schofield appeared for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
William B. Labram
B. Hall
United States
Marcellus Goggan
William Schofield
Heavy Registration in Brooklyn First Day Figures
Brooklyn N Y September 25 this citys first registration day saw 63545 names registered, up from 46839 in 1834 an increase of 6706. The new elegant fall suits at Spitz Bros Mark s 503 Washington street attract great demand featuring cassimeres cheviots and worsteds at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Spitz Bros. & Mark’s
Washington Street
J. W. Horne
Tremont Street
Boston
Rubel Bros
Chicago
Cincinnati
Made to Order Garment Ad Promises Finest Quality
An advert invites experts to test a line of garments for correctness and truth of claims. It touts beautiful styles and excellent qualities, notes Union tailors and high salaries for cutters, and claims clothes will compare with top-notch Boston tailors.
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Boston
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