Democrats Converge at Tremont House for State Gathering
Democratic delegates from Milford, Holyoke, North Adams, Lynn, Springfield and other cities convened at the Tremont House to discuss prospects for a triumphant fall. Notables from Holyoke, Newburyport, Lynn, Lowell, Haverhill, Chicopee, Westfield, Springfield, Pittsfield, Northampton and Boston attended, with chatter centering on party nominations and campaigns.
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Tremont House
Milford
Holyoke
North Adams
Braintree
Lynn
Springfield
Sullivan
J. J. Callanan
T. J. Gibson
J. J. Curran
J. K. McCarthy
John O'Donnell
P. J. Maley
T. E. Bligh
J. R. Callahan
F. F. O'Neill
John Wall
James B. Delaney
Thomas Howard
L. A. O'Neill
E. F. Klin
Lowell
Drury
John W. McAvoy
Phillip J. Farley
Michael Garvey
R. B. Allen
Peter J. Brady
John Clain
D. A. Sullivan
John Curtis
James H. Carmichael
Henry S. Courtney
Martin J. Courtney
Haverhill
D. S. Chase
J. F. Calnan
B. H. Toomey
Christopher Leary
J. Bellamy
P. J. King
J. W. Glynn
EB. J. Flannery
J. EB. Sullivan
J. P. Dwight
Pittsfield
J. H. Deady
T. W. Dorr
H. Feely
Thomas. Doyle
H. H. Schaff
John McDonald
John Flynn
Benjamin F. Pope
Fitzgerald
Alderman Sullivan
O'Leary
Charles
Naphen
Henry Lloyd
F. F. Proctor
M. M.cunniff
W. Coakley
Kennedy
Benjamin W. Welles
Burnett
BE. J. Jenkins
Patrick Maguire
Fall
Brockton
R. H
teDonald
Great
Barrington
William’ Gross
Lee
William’ M. Osgood
Malden
James T. Cotter
Hyde~ Port
Colonel Gunningham
Chelsea
Horace Clayton
Moriarty
Worcester
Mas A. Devine
Salem
John. J. Monroe
William H. Hyde
Woburn
John W. Dolan
Martin L. Halloran
Russell to Speak at Large Democratic Convention
The article notes a large delegate attendance expected and the convention to begin at 11 sharp with Chairman Quincy presiding. Mayor Matthews will introduce Mr. Russell and Senator John F. Fitzgerald is set to second the nomination. John E. Russell will give the acceptance speech while concerns exist about Mr. Carroll and a possible absence of the second nominee due to the Springfield Supreme Court session.
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Quincy
Matthews
Russell
John F. Fitzgerald
John E. Russell
Carroll
Supreme Court
Springfield
Ticket Chosen Likely With One Change Attorney General
State party representatives nearly finalized a ticket last night with no expected changes in the top two spots. Gas Commissioner McDonald of Marlboro is seen as a probable Secretary of State candidate, while Charles S. Lilley may be restored to the ticket if the attorney general choice shifts. John P. Sweeney of Lawrence and Henry F. Hurlburt of Lynn were considered but declined to contest.
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McDonald
Marlboro
John P. Sweeney
Lawrence
Henry F. Hurlburt
Lynn
Charles S. Lilley
O Nell to Reveal Inside Facts on Currency Debate
Congressman O Nell prepares a speech on currency debate hailed as able and pertinent by supporters. The Shepherd era referenced in this early democracy item highlights O Nell as a key voice in fiscal talks.
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O’nell
Democratic Rally Hints Next Governor Aims For Victory
A Tremont House gathering drew Newburyport's Bob Burke and candidate Cuseck as well as Senator Richard A. Carter from Lawrence among a crowd of party loyalists. Leaders circulated names for the platform. resolutions may run late. Attendees praised Governor Russell’s administration and signaled tariff reform and an inheritance tax proposal.
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Eess
Tremont House
Bob Burke
Newburyport
Old Port City
Cuseck
Squire
Richard A. Carter
Lawrence
Baton
Senate
John W. McEvoy
Philip J.O Farley
Lowell
Peter J. Brady
Commonwealth
Russell
Congress
National Democracy
Matthews
Governor’s Council
Ecu
Candidate for Lieutenant Governor Platform Preview
A historical report outlines a lieutenant governor candidate and the repeal issue. It notes the Congress appears for repeal yet acts to delay and discard it. The piece previews the dominant party focus and calls for an immediate Senate vote to repeal the Sherman law.
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Congress
United States Senate
Those Who Were There and What They Had to Say
A collection of firsthand recollections from witnesses about a local event. Residents share impressions, details, and lessons learned, offering diverse perspectives on what transpired and its impact on the community.
Governor Russell Congratulated On Tariff and Policies
After the adjournment of the central committee the resolutions committee prepared a message congratulating Governor Russell on tariff policy sound money and inheritance tax proposals. The notice notes the party lines and the anticipated public reception of these positions.
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Russell
Central Committee
Committee On Resolutions
Balance of State Ticket At Large Names Listed
Committee on balance of State ticket lists John H. Clune of Springfield A G Bullock of Worcester and theHon Maurice F Coughlin of Hol قراءة fragmentary roster indicating public figures named for an at large slate.
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John H. Clune
Springfield
A. G. Bullock
Worcester
Maurice F. Coughlin
Hol
Permanent organization and district slate listed for Massachusetts
Norwell Corthell and Lane of Vineyard Haven form the permanent organization. At large members include Nichols and Munroe with Welch. Districts list Thayer, Richardson, McEvoy, Dever, Nash, McClellan, Stratton, Wilber, Hinckley and more. Committees name Burnett, McLaughlin, Wells plus district appointees including Kennedy and Sargent.
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George T. McLaughlin
Sandwich
Benjamin W. Wells
Boston
George S. Willis
Pittsfield
James E. Dunleavy
Springfield
John O'Gara
Spencer
Francis T. Cox
Waltham
Richard B. Allen
Lowell
Thomas A. Devine
Salem
John J. Hogan
Charles FE. Mongan
Somerville
P. J. Kennedy
John J. Nawn
Daniel J. Mitchell
Sumner BR. Sargent
Taunton
W. F. Kennedy
Fall River
State Central Committee Upholds Regulars in Six Delegation Contests
Hearing on six delegations favored the regulars in Cambridge Ward 5 and Boston Ward 15. Coakley supporters pressed for representation in Wards 19 22 26 with regulars defending the ward tickets. Amid crowd anticipation Ward 25 saw Tim Coakley represented by John Hughes as Alderman Lee was away.
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State Committee
North Wilberham
Cambridge
Boston
E. J. Barry
Mark Lynch
Coakley
Brighton
W. H. Dolan
William Gormley
Coakley Balters
John F. Cronan
Alderman Lee
Tim Coakley
Lee
John H. Hughes
Harvard
D. D. Corcoran
Cuoakley
Grover C
William E
Timothy W. Coakley
Fire in Salem boarding house kills two men
A midnight blaze at the Reed house on Federal and North streets, run by Saxe Mooridian, forced Armenian tenants to jump from windows. Israel Mooheraii Peter Mooridian and Belshazzar Mooridian were badly shaken with internal injuries. three others cut and bruised escaped in night clothes. Upper floors gutted. cause undetermined.
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Salem
Reed House
Federal
North Streets
Saxe Mooridian
Israel Mooheraii
Peter Mooridian
Belshazzar Mooridian
All Salaries Cut Down at Thomson-Houston Works
Lynn Sept 26 The Thomson-Houston Electric Works cut salaries for employees earning over 1000 a year. Those earning 3000 to 5000 take 10 percent, those earning 300 to 1000 take 5 percent. The reduction begins Oct 1 and lasts to Jan 1, 1894. Clerks and workers under 1000 unaffected. The General Electric Company is affected.
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Lynn
Thomson-Houston Electric Works
General Electric Company
Costa Rican Government Agrees to Extradite Weeks
Washington reports Costa Rica will extradite Francis H Weeks now in San Jose unless a legal objection by Weeks lawyer prevails A U S consular dispatch says papers are ready pending arrival of U S Minister Baker in San Jose and steps await his arrival
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Washington
Francis H. Weeks
San Jose
Weeks
United States
State Department
Baker
Fire damages Stoneham bakery and nearby stores
A fire at 11 10 pm in T. R. Symmes's Main street bakery spread to adjacent wooden buildings. Firemen confined the blaze to the Symmes structure and the upper stories of two others. Loss estimated at $6000 with insured storeowners. tenants' coverage unclear.
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Stoneham
T. R. Symmes
Main’ Street
Symmes
Jason B. Sanborn & Son
Boy Struck by Car Driver Alderman Lawrence
Seven year old Frank Roach of 556 Somerville Avenue was playing in front of his home when he stepped into the street and was struck by a vehicle driven by Alderman B S Lawrence. He fell and the rear wheel passed over him. No further details available.
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Frank
Timothy Roach
Somerville Avenue
B. S. Lawrence
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Thomas W. Flood
Frank K. Foster
John H. Sullivan
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Fitch
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E. J. Leary
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