Allen at Norwood Lodge Makes Same Old Speech
Colonel Charles H. Allen of Lowell spoke at Norwood village hall before about 500 people, with Congressman Lodge and others present. He pressed public school support, attacked Governor Russell, and urged voters to keep Republican control, while Lodge reinforced anti Russell themes and spoke of temperance, education, and the party platform.
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Norwood
Spectar
Charles H. Allen
Lowell
Village Hall
Boston
New York & New England
Henry Cabot Lodge
George Freda Williams
Winston Warren
Dedham
Colonel Alien
Norwood Brass Band
Allen
Congressman Lodge
Russell
Amesbury
Colonel Allen
A. E. Winship
Somerville
Warren E. Locke
Ticknor
Barrett
Francis Doane
George S. Hill
Universalist Church
F. O. Winslow
Mr. Winslow
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Children of
Union
Mason and Dixon
Lousiana
Henry A. Wise
Virginia
Tsed
Joan Brown
Edmund Burke
Horace Mann
Orzapizau
Pone
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Lodge
Quincy
Democratic State Committee
Haverhill
Springfield
Econs
Republicans expose liquor coalition in Massachusetts politics
The Massachusetts Young Men's Prohibition Club argues that Republicans used liquor interests to influence licenses and boards from 1883 to 1891. It cites the 1889 license cap, Osborne case, and Haile’s perceived failure to oppose the saloon power, alleging collusion among police, liquor dealers, and party organs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Young Men's Prohibition Club
Young Voters of
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Boston
Board of Police Commissioners
A. W. Beard
John F. Andrew
Beard
Osborne
Whiting
Thomas N. Hart
Brackett
Russell
Matthews
Board of Police
New England Printing Telegraph Company
Haile
Hiaile
No Lights Carrying Obstructions To Navigation In Harbor
A Post report describes a 200 fine for harbor boats after sunset for not carrying required lights. It notes enforcement in Providence and lack of action in Boston, where many small rowboats operate without lights, creating danger to ferries and steamers. Captains Nemo Bragdon and Crosby advocate strict enforcement for public safety.
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United States Treasury Department
Boston
Custom House
Providence
R. I
Charles River
City Point
Bragdon
Crosby
Navy
Mercantile Marine
United States
Obituary notices span prominent figures across states
Ex Representative E B Smith of Mansfield Conn silk manufacturer died aged 84. Son in law of James Royce and father of Charles Emory Smith editor of the Philadelphia Press. Native of Albany N Y. John F Howe of Lowell died in Thompson Conn while visiting. City Hall Commissioner and lumber dealer, former Alderman. father of ex Senator Frank W Howe. Rev Samuel D Burchard died in Saro a Roxbury citizen James Kelley of Roxbury died. born in Ireland 1830, worked in groceries then contracted.
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E. B. Smith
Mansfield
Conn
James Royce
Connecticut
Charles Emory Smith
Philadelphia Press
Albany
N. Y
John F. Howe
Lowell
Thompson
Howe Brothers
Frank W. Howe
Samuel D. Burchard
Saroa
James Kelley
Roxbury
Ireland
Funeral services for Warren G Carrier held in Brookline
Funeral services for Warren G Carrier were held at his home in Harvard Square Brookline at 4 o clock yesterday afternoon with the Rev Leonard K Storrs of St Pauls Episcopal church officiating. A delegation from the local lodge of Masons attended. Interment will be at Haverhill his native city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G, Carrier
Fupera
Warren G. Carrier
Harvard Square
Brookline
Leonard K. Storrs
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Lodge of Masons
Haverhill
Will contest over grandfather's $40,000 estate continues
In the Boston Supreme Court Judge Lath ro heard Abram Foss's bid to set aside his grandfather's will. Testimony showed he may have promised part of the estate to the grandson Abram, while witnesses described the testator as sound at times. The case moved forward as further witnesses testified on mental capacity and family ties.
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Foss
Supreme Court
Lathro
Abram
William A. Foss
Betts
William Foss
George W. Warren
Boston Fire Department
William
Captain Foss
Michael Pecci
Cestators
Stephen H. Whidden
East Boston Gaslight Company
East Boston National Bank
Coleman Cook
Lis
A. F Hahn
Mr. Foss
Hnis
Norwegian steamer Alfred Dumois damaged in collision near Cape Cod
The Norwegian steamer Alfred Dumois laden with bananas from Gibara Cuba for Seaverns & Co arrived at Central Wharf at 8:30 after a collision with the American schooner Charles A Campbell about fifty miles southeast of Cape Cod. Bow plates and a hole were seen. cargo was partly jettisoned to lift the bow. Captain Kanitz said repairs would take time. The Dumois, owned in Bergen, trades fruit between Cuba and New York and Boston. The Campbell, a 1634 ton four mast coal schooner built in Bath 1890, is owned by Moorse & Co New York and A Campbell Chelsea. Damage estimated around 1000 dollars. exact cargo loss and extent of damage not yet learned. Captain Kanitz thinks the ship is insured.
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Kanitz
Dumois
Cuba
New York
Boston
Bergen
Norway
Charles A Campbell
Bath
Moorse & Co
A. Campbell
Chelsea
Anitz
Foreign financial reports from London and markets
London financial desk reports U S, Canadian Pacific and major rails with mixed moves. Stocks opened steady then weakened from New York closures. notable declines include Union Pacific Wabash St Louis Pacific preference Erie and Atchison Topeka Santa Fe. Paris rentes quoted 3 percent, silver at 46.4 pence. Buenos Aires closes Gala premium at 310 percent.
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London
New York
Pennsylvania & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Clinon Central
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Mexican Central News
Stock Exchange
Union
Wabash
St. Louis & Pacific
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Northern Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Louisville & Nashville
Ontario & Western
Norfolk & Western
Paris
Buenos Ayres
Langevin Declared Not Guilty In Privileges Vote
Ottawa September 25 ex Minister of Public Works Langevin was found guilty of dishonest practices by the Privileges and Elections Committee minority report but the measure to adopt it failed 83 to 104. The House divided on Giroard's motion to adopt the majority exculpating Langevin carried 101 to 84.
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Langevin
Ottawa
Ont
Privileges and Elections Committee
House
Mr. Giroard
Motton
Trial concludes in St. Maude railway disaster case
Paris on September 25 reports the trial of the men charged with responsibility for the recent railway accident at St. Maude. Engineer Caron is sentenced to two years imprisonment and station master De Garrois to four months for neglect.
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Paris
St. Maude
Caron
de Garrois
Meetings of Striking Weavers at Barnaby Gingham Mill
Two large gatherings of striking weavers at the Barnaby Gingham Mill were held in Fay River on September 25 with State Arbitrator Barry present. The morning session heard the Committee of Conference report nothing concrete for settlement.
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Fay River
Barnaby Gingham Mill
Barry
Committee of Conference
Snow Storm Delays Incoming Norwegian Steamer
A heavy snow storm hampered the steamship Norwegian from Glasgow as it sailed through the Gulf of St. Lawrence toward Montreal. At Kell Isle land was buried under a thick blanket of snow after the stormy passage.
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Montreal
Glasgow
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Kelle Isle
New Books Review Three Norris Novels and More
A literary column surveys W. E. Norris and Matilde Serao works. Norris’s Miss Wentworth’s Idea gets mixed reception for fewer women leads though Sir Harry Brewster and Wentworth characters receive sharp handling. Fantasy by Serao earns praise for observation but uneven plotting. other short stories in The Hotel d Angleterre and Granny Lovelock receive mixed verdicts.
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Mr. Norris
Miss Wentworth
Sylvia
England
Sir Harry Brewster
Mr. Wentworth
Sir Harry
Wentworth
Gervis
Medhurst
M. Cherbuliez
Matilde Serao
Lucia
Caterina
Andrea
Alberto
Lucia Ultimare
Madame Govary
Madamoiselle Ixe
W. E. Norris
New York
John W. Lovell Company
United States Book Company
Hotel D' Angleterre
Lance Falconer
Cassell Publishing Company
Boston
What Rome Teaches review of Miss Cusack book
A critique arguing Miss Cusack's What Rome Teaches is biased and polemical. It notes that while some Catholic premises are sound, the author presents a one sided view and seeks to persuade Protestants rather than inform candid students.
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Rome
Kenmare
Miss Cusack
Church of Rome
Music Hall
M. F. Cusack
New York
The
Baker &Taylor Company
Boston
W. B. Clarke & Co
Cloth market remains firm amid lively demand
Farr River Sept 25 The cloth market closes firm with prices unchanged for the week Printers show lively bidding and large sales while manufacturers hold back for short delivery Mills avoid futures largely Stock on hand likely to shrink Closing prices stand at 3 cents for 64x64 and 211-16 cents for 60x56s THE SCOTTISH SPURGEON WILL PREACH The Rev John McNeil D D of London known as the Scottish Spurgeon will preach at Park Street Church Sunday at 10 30 a m He attended the Moody conference and is regarded as one of Britain's ablest preachers.
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Farr River
John McNeil
London
Eng
Park Street
McNeil
Great Britain
Marvel Wins the Dorchester Yacht Club Sail-off
The Dorchester Yacht Club sail-off yesterday saw Marvel defeat Cadet while Flora Lee withdrew after her peak halliards failed. Cadet broke her mast but finished the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvel
Dorchester Yacht Club
Flora Lee
Soden Mineral Pastilles Aid Smokers With Mucus
Accumulations of mucus are marked in the morning after evening smoking and coat the gastric walls hindering digestion. One or two Soden Mineral Pastilles taken before breakfast clear throat and stomach of mucus. Also remedy for sore throat colds and catarrhal affections.
Clergy Preaches Heroism of Salvation Army in Boston
The Mev Dr Louis Albert Banks will preach at St John’s M E Church Broadway South Boston on Sunday morning on the heroism of the Salvation Army. Sir Edwin Arnold opens American tour in Boston with dates at Music Hall November 6 and 7 featuring descriptive talks and readings from his Indian poems and writings.
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Louis Albert Banks
St. John’s
M. E. Charen
Broadway
Boston
Salvation Army
Sir Edwin Arnold
Music Hall
Sir Edwin
India
Marriage Notices from Buffum Midnight and More
Notices announce marriages including Buffum Midnight dated 24th inst. between Charles F. Buffum and Theresa Y. Midnight. Crockett Pease 232d inst. between Charles C. Crockett and Jessie Pease. Pressey Bosworth 24th inst. between Ethelbert L. Pressey and Minnie H. Bosworth. Wylie Lowe at Calderbank Scotland Sept 3 between James Wylie and Mary Lowe. Williams Phillips in city Sept 25 between Francis H. Williams and Anna D. Phillips.
Obituary notices from Boston area names and deaths
Obituary notices list Harriet N Bellows widow of Samuel M Bellows in Lowell after a painful illness at age unspecified. Louisa C Bond wife of George William Bond dies at Jamaica Plain in her 80s with funeral at home Saturday at 2 pm. Anna Jane Seaver wife of the late Hon Nathaniel Seaver dies in East Boston. Fred N Ham aged 31, son of Lowell and Maria Ham, dies in Arlington. Caroline E Badlam dies in Dorchester aged 5y after brief illness. The Rev S A Severance dies in Keene New Hampshire. Lovicy D Paddock dies at Canterbury New Hampshire aged 71 with funeral from Acacia Street Cambridge Sunday at 3:30 pm.
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Fred N. Ham
Lowell
Maria Ham
Badlam
Dorchester
Caroline E
Theodore H. Badlam
Severance
Keene
N. H
A. Severance
Paddock
Canterbury
Lovicy D. Paddock
Acacia Street
Cambridge
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Young Men’s Prohibition Club
Secretary of the Treasury
Pensacola
Revenue Cutter
Charles A. Campbell
NEW Books
Boston Post Building
Boston Herald
Boston Post Office
Mutual Life Endowment
DaRsey Pills
Johnson & CO
Custom House St
Mass
Johnson
Dimense Hevs M. Stets
Milby Street
Barnard & CO
Ari Temple Place
Chas. Winfield Scott
Union Park
Col. Tremont St
Middlesex
Kate B. Bucknell
Benjamin W. Bucknell
Dover
New Hampshire
Auburn
Maine
Benjamin
A. D
Kate Bd. Bucknell
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Boston Post
Houston
Suffolk
Theo
C. Hurd
Commonwealth OF Massachotown
J. Alba Davis
K. Blakemore
BENJ
H. Jones
B. A. E. Denison
Supreme Judicial Court
C. H. Cooler
John Noble
Court Square
Hoston
Thomas Fee
Ommon
Massachus Selts
Jabez Ss. Hawes
County of Middlesex
Samuel W. Lucker
Weaes
Mary & Gopdarkd
County of
Samuel A. B. Abbott
O'Tice
Barpolo Peverada and Company of
Suffolk County
Sa Boston
W. Frederick Kimball
Court Street
Bostop
North Packing and Provision Company
Jeter
Board of Crectors
Guas LL
NORTH
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