Boston Democrats Hold Peaceful Caucuses Ahead of General Court Nominations
The Worcester convention will feature a notable Boston delegation including ex Mayor Matthews Henry R Reed Josiah Quincy Congressman Fitzgerald Thomas J Gargan and others. Delegates caucused in an orderly manner and the party anticipates a more heated race for nominations next Friday.
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Warwich
Foward
Boston
Worcester
Matthews
Henry R. Reed
Josiah Quincy
Fitzgerald
Thomas J. Gargan
John H. Sullivan
Edward J. Flynn
Owen A. Galvin
Patrick Maguire
Harmonious Democratic caucus backs O'Brien for Sheriff
At a Revere caucus last night Democrats united for O'Brien with several ex Republicans present. John B. Seward chaired and John Gannon was secretary as delegates from State, Councillor, County and Senatorial groups named their picks while a future town committee vote awaits.
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Revere
O’brien
John B. Seward
John Gannon
Warren Fenno
William Derby
Albert E. Jeancret
J. E. Doherty
Henning Erickson
Albert Fitzmeyer
Edward J. Murphy
David Butler
John Russell
Johnl. Gannon
William A. Pendleton
Thomas Mulligan
William Daly, Jr
D. A. Doherty
John H. Collins
D. Gallagher
A. S. van Vorst
William Walsh
Patrick Coughlan
Charles A. Young
William Janvrin
Somerville Caucus Delegates Form Slate for Conventions
Somerville Democrats in all four wards held orderly caucuses selecting delegates to state, county, and senatorial conventions. Ward 1 named Farrel as chairman with McNamara, Farrell, and others. Ward 2 listed Flaherty as chairman and a long slate of delegates. Ward 3 elected Brown as chairman with multiple state and county delegates. Ward 4 appointed Huntlie Gordon as chairman and listed delegates.
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Somerville
Ward
Farrel
P. J. McNamara
Legates
Farrell
Charles Orton
T. F. Hopkins
John F. Elkins
A. J. Barnes
A. L. Knowles
F. T. Barnes
Wiliam Roach
James W. O’neil
F. F. Fay
P. S. Farrell
James H. Hughes
Frank O’brien
T. F. Casey
P. J. Sullivan
Maurice J. White
Ward 2
William A. Flaherty
M. H. Tatten
W. A. Flaherty
J. P. Higgins
W. H. Flynn
I. F. Symonds
G. E. Baxter
A. A. Elston
P. J. Smith
M. E. Flynn
Dr. J. F. Couch
J. F. McCarthy
A. D. Osborne
Connor
T. F. Tighe
F. N. Norton
J. J. Sheeran
P. J. O'Malley
James Delay
John McPhillips
J. J. Green
B. J. McGrath
J. Coakley
John Follen
J. J. McHugh
W. G. Moore
W. H. Tattan
Bernard O’neil
S. J. Collins
P. J. Fitzgerald
B. N. Knowles
J. B. Monihan
J. Muldoon
P. F. Houhily
Robert T. Brown
Hugh McCaffrey
J. S. Sanborn
D. Horton
C. K. Cutter
B. Cushing
R. T. Brown
W. F. Griffiths
J. R. Conant
J. B. Curtis
Hugh McCaffrey, Jr
J. J. Corey
M. J. Conneeney
Joseph Suloway
William McCarthy
Peter Powers
D. B. Foster
R. E. Cronan
W. H Mooney
Martin Gill
Co. F. Davis
J. J. Finneil
Huntlie Gordon
William H. Goodwin
State Delegates Named To County and Senatorial Posts
State, S. H. Wilkins at large, H. Gordon, J. R. Armington, Dr. C. E. Mougan, W. H. Goodwin, B. W. Lawrence and J. A. Ginty named delegates with G. W. Hayes and others to county posts. Senatorial list includes L. P. Carton, H. H. Fisher, M. E. Jennings, John Lacey, James Walsh, C. Haseltine and C. A. Kelley at large.
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S. H. Wilkins
H. Gordon
J. R. Armington
C. E. Mougan
W. H. Goodwin
B. W. Lawrence
J. A. Ginty
G. W. Hayes
M. W. White
Edward Keating
James Finnon
Philip Caples
E.S. Sears
W. H. McAllister
G. H. Gordon
I. H. Parker
H. A. Jones
G. J. Lewis
F. C. Savage
P. F. Mahoney
J. L. Nichols
L. P. Carton
H. H. Fisher
M. E. Jennings
John Lacey
James Walsh
C. Haseltine
C. A. Kelley
Chelsea for O'Brien caucuses choose unified delegates
Chelsea Democrats held harmonious ward caucuses last evening with no contests. Delegates to the county convention uniformly support Sheriff O'Brien, listing numerous named individuals across wards and posts including state senators, county delegates, and councillors.
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Chelsea
Democrats
Sheriff O’brien
Eugene Cashman
Charles W. Pierson
Timothy J. Keefe
Howard P. Nash
William Murphy
Benjamin L. Danforth
Daniel J. Brown
T. W. Morse
M. J. Doherty
Stephen O’hagan
John O’hara
Jeremiah Driscoll
Peter McCann
John J. Burke
Patrick Fee, Jr
Patrick Casey
James J. Kane
Patrick J. Dwyer
J. J. Flynn
Bernard Riley
P. J. Kelly
John T. Manning
Charles J. McDonough
Dennis A. O’brien
M. M. Merritt
J. K. Montgomery
Joseph H. Gill
John C. Hall
John A. Hearn
David C. Finlay
Patrick H. Elliott
Michael Lunney
W. H. J. Tiernan
William J. Hickey
Patrick J. Ford
William Tyrell
Dennis O’keefe
Matthew Foley
John H. Crandon
John H. Cunningham
Thomas J. Gray
John P. McKnight
Edward Powers
Edwin L. Clark
Dennis H. Tyrell
John J. Connelly
W Liam H. Boyle
Thomas F. Rogan
John J. Tyrell
John Muley
John M. Oxton
Michael F. Murphy
John F. Moran
Francis F. Snow
John Mulloy
Andrew C. Sullivan
No Wakefield Delegates Chosen in Democratic Caucus
Wakefield voters attend a Democratic caucus at the Town Hall to nominate convention delegates. Samuel K. Hamilton is elected chairman and the group votes not to send delegates, citing perceived lack of recognition by the Washington administration over the last postmaster appointment.
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Wakefield
Samuel K. Hamilton
Washington
Majority for Williams in Democratic caucuses unpledged delegates
In statewide caucuses most delegates chosen were unpledged and where preferences were stated, they favored George Fred Williams. Reported delegates include Carlisle 1 unpledged, Middleboro 6 unpledged, Avon 3 unpledged, Amesbury 7 unpledged, and others unpledged including Sudbury 2, Malden 2, Beverly 10, Woburn 21, Hingham 4, Swampscott 2, Merrimac 3, Morwood 5, Danvers 5, Hudson 5, Kingston 2.
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George Fred Williams
Carlisle
Middleboro
Avon
Ashland
Amesbury
Sudbury
Malden
Beverly
Woburn
Hingham
Swampscott
Merrimac
Morwood
Danvers
Hudson
Kingston
Unpledged and Pledged Localities Vote Williams in Missing Key List
A list shows multiple towns and voters with unpledged status or support for Williams. Several entries mark unpledged while others indicate favors or pledges for Williams, including Framingham and Lynn. Noted mentions include John E. Russell and various Massachusetts towns such as Canton Nahant Salem Dedham Weymouth and Brockton.
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Sharon
Canton
Nahant
Lawrence
Weymouth
Salem
Dedham
Williams
Millis
Marplehead
Orange
Arlington
Peabody
Manchester
Marlboro
Brockton
Abington
North Andover
Nantucket
John E. Russell
Framingham
Lynn
Natick
Rockland Delegates and Officials Jotted in List
In Rockland on September 27 delegates and officials are recorded by category: State-I with Marks Perry Carney Spence O'Brien Kelly Owens. Councillor Wolt McCarty Mansfield OConnell Hutchins O’Donnell Smith. County O’Donnell Chubbuck Cameron Gould Burke Garrity Cushing. Senatorial Fitzgerald Mcintosh Healy Fobert Merritt Cullinane Baker.
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Rockland
I. Marks
C. M. Perry
J. D. Carney
John Spence
D. M. O’brien
G. W. Kelly
J G. Owens
Lewis Wolt
J. J. McCarty
G. E. Mansfield
D. M. O'Connell
Charles Hutchins
J. D. O’monnell
H. T. Smith
T. M. O’donnell
Chatham Democrats Skip Fall Caucus Over Apathy
Chatham Democrats will not attend fall party conventions as no caucus was called. The party polled 108 votes three years ago, but interest has waned and the town committee lacks members to call a caucus. Disagreement exists over who is responsible for the omission.
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Chatham
Democratic Party
City Caucus Notes Split in Ward 10 GOP Fight
Ward 10 Republicans fracture over Crockett and Bradbury nomination as Democrats and disaffected Republicans discuss backing Paine. Scrutiny of city employees over scrappy shrievalty campaign includes calls for a recount in Ward 20. O'Brien and Galloupe persist, with Mayor Curtis reportedly sympathetic. Ward 15 caucus victors McNary faction. Ward 17 Doyle faction defeats Creed ally Hayes. Dever solidifies in Ward 20 against Hoar, 566 to 361. Ex-Councilman Finneran denies Ward 22 bid and backs Mulvey.
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Councilman
Crockett
Charles Bradbury
Robert Treat Paing, Jr
Paine
Bradbury
O’brien
Galloupe
James Shepard
Income Division
Water Department
Curtis
CouncilIman
William F. Finneran
Representative Mulvey
Mulvey
Ward
McNary
James Creed
Doyle
J. Hayes
Dever
Hoar
Death of Corean Minister in Korea Cholera Death
The State Department announced the death in Corea of Ye Sung Soo, Corean minister to the United States, from cholera. He had been away from the United States for about a year.
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Washington
State Department
Corea
Ye Sung Soo
United States
Church in Controversy Over Unread Pastoral Statement
A heated church meeting ends abruptly over the reading of a pastor's contested statement. Deacon Mandell and others defend the pastor while reporters are expelled and questions of personal veracity dominate as members debate the letter at issue and potential resignations.
LACON FOXCROFTS STATEMENT IN A PERSONAL DISPUTE
Lacon Foxcroft explains a lingering quarrel with Pastor Mr. Smith over a letter critiquing sermons. He recalls a frank exchange, denial of specific epithets, and a later request that Smith publish or deny the letter’s contents. Foxcroft seeks clarity from the pastor amid media reports of the dispute.
Brookline Defeats Newton 22–0 in Senior Interscholastic clash
Brookline and Newton clashed on the Brookline field with over 2000 spectators. Brookline jumped to a 6-0 lead, then 16-0 by halftime, and finished 22-0 as Achtler and Cook twice crossed the line. Newton, failing to score, saw turnovers and wretched kicking in the second half. Attendance was about 2800. umpires were Johnson and Billy.
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Brookline
Newton
Brookline High School Drum Corp
Achtler
Bryant
Burden
Boyce
Cotting
Yant
Cook
Worden
Lewis
Gillespie
Newton High
Duane
Morse Gorden
Neeeensseks Gey Agw
Lee
Eve
Hutchins Vanvoorhis
Seveeek T
Seeve Howard
Davis
R. G
J. Talbot Forssen
Gesessles Ae B
Parker Cotting
Achtler Burden
B.D. Bryant
J. D
Dy Boyce
Johnson
Billy Pers
Ly Iranson
Myopia Club Wins Astor Polo Cup in Brooklyn
In Prospect Park Myopia Club of HamiltonMass defeated Rockaway Club 43 4 to capture the W W Astor gold cup and polo title before about 10000 spectators. Keene scored early and Agassiz Shaw Gardner and Fay starred for the winners shaping a dramatic championship finish.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Rockaway Club
Prospect Park
Myopia Club
Hamilton
Mass
Myopias
A. P. Gardner
R. G. Shaw, Jr
R. L. Agassiz
F. Blackwood Fay
Rockaways
J. D. Cheever
J. E. Cowdin
Foxhall Keene
Winthrop Rutherford
Rutherford
Shaw
Gardner
Rockaway
Massachusetts
Cowdin
Agassiz
Keene
Cedarhurst
Fay
Albert Francke
Fin
World's record broken by Springfield pole team trot
The world's pole team trot record fell at the Springfield fair grounds track as Effie Powers and Prestoria Wilkes, owned by D. Brenneman & Brother of Decatur Illinois, finished the mile in 2 123 4 without a skip. They lowered their own 2 133 4 set last Tuesday on the same track and defeated the prior 2 161 2 record held by Daisy D. and Silver Tail at Lexington Kentucky in 1888. Both horses are sired by Andrew Wilkes. Effie Powers is five, Prestoria Wilkes four, with existing records for three year olds and a listed mile mark.
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Springfield Iil
Fair Grounds
Effie Powers
Prestoria Wilkes
D. Brenneman & Brother
Decatur
Ill
Daisy D
Silver Tail
Lexington
Andrew Wilkes
Patchen Beats Gentry in Sioux City Race Showdown
Twenty thousand spectators at the Sioux City fair grounds watched Patchen win the race in 2:04 despite a strong head wind. The first heat featured a 23 1 2 second final quarter and a 1:04 gait as Patchen edged Gentry for victory.
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Sioux City
Sioux City Fair Grounds
Patchen- Gentry
Patchen
Yale Open Season With Trinity Clash In Hartford
Yale prepares for its opening football game against Trinity in Hartford after a 15 minute halves practice. Expected lineup includes Bass and Hinkey at ends, Hickok and Murphy tackles, Chadwick Whitcomb guards, Morris quarterback, De Witt Thorne halves, Mills at fullback. Captain Frank A. Hinkey remains on hand to coach for a time.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Trinity
Hartford
Bass
Hinkey
Hickok
Murphy
Chadwick
Whitcomb
Morris
DeWitt
Thorne
Mills
Frank A. Hinkey
Gome
Bowlers in Convention Form New League Membership
A Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League meeting at Parker's, chaired by President C. T. Palmer, saw 21 of 30 clubs represented. Old Powder House Club West Somerville and Commercial Club Brockton were admitted, predicting 22 to 23 teams this season. Schedule committee named: W. Garrison Reed, George A. Smith, and G. F. McDonald.
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Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League
Parker's
C. T. Palmer
Old Powder House Club
West Somerville
Commercial Club
Brockton
W. Garrison Reed
Old Dorchester
George A. Smith
Casinos
G. F. McDonald
Highlands of Melrose
Mora Claim Paid in London Golden Draft Release
The department was advised today of the Spanish draft payment for the Mora claim in London. Net proceeds were deposited to the Secretary of State in the New York Sub-Treasury. The draft totaled $1,449,000 in gold.
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Washington
State Department
London
Secretary of State
New York Sub-Treasury
Travel Offer to Albany via Boston & Albany and Hudson Route
An advertising notice invites travel to Albany with a multi‑leg rail plan by Boston and Albany along the Hudson, including a Fall River Line leg to Boston. The snippet touts a starting fare of five dollars for the journey, implying a promotional prompt for rail and boat connections.
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Albany
Boston
Hudson
New York
Fall River Line
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