Cleveland Nominated for Governor in Unanimous Meeting
The Hon Edward Cleveland was chosen unanimously as the gubernatorial candidate. The meeting featured a strong platform endorsing cohesive policies and unity within the party.
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Edward &. Cleveland
Connecticut Democrats Convene State Convention in Hartford
The Democratic State convention in New Haven convened with James Gallagher as chair and A E Burr as temporary chair. Delegates elected a state central committee and nominated Edward S Cleveland for governor, Joseph Alsop and Edward Bradley for lieutenant governor, Bryan Mahan for secretary of state, W W Skiddy for treasurer, and Malcolm Griswold for comptroller, adopting a platform endorsing reform, economy, and temperance.
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Conn
James Gallagher
State Central Committee
A. E. Burr
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Grover Cliveland
Cveat
Democrantic Party of
Connecticut
Attie Cotes
Connecterat
Robert J. Vance
New Britain
George W. Sawter
Stamford
E. M. Graves
Hartford
Edward O. Goodwin
East Hartford
John P. Healy
Windsor Lewis
Henry 8. Wheeler
Southbury
John Wi. Barro
Meriden
Edward L
Lime Rock
William G. French
Watertown
Charles A. Elliott
Clinton
Lawrence R. Butler
Middletown
William W. Jones
Hebron
Norman
Perkins
Mansfield
Edward S. Cleveland
Joseph W. Alsop
Edward &. Bradley
Milford
Brvan T. Mahan
New London
W. W. Skiddy
Charles N. Allen
Putnam
Malcom R. Griswold
Grswold
Issa
Cleveland
Executive
Democratic National Convention
Europe
Congress
United States
Ingersoll
Michael F. Dooley
The Hon Edward S Cleveland Biography and Political Rise
The Hon Edward S Cleveland born May 22 1825 in Hampton Conn. entered politics early serving as Hartford postmaster eight years after Lincoln’s election and later a State Senator. He aligned with the Democratic party, aided labor interests, and was a prior advocate for his namesake’s presidential bid two years ago.
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Edward S. Cleveland
Hampton
Conn
Hartford
Democratic Party
Lincoln
Cleveland
Senate
Mr. Cleveland
Fishing Reports From Groverst er Sept 28
The American Fish Bureau notes today large catches of cod and halibut with schooner Clytie returning from Iceland and several vessels reporting mixed mackerel landings. Strong northeast winds and fog hindered mackerel seiners, many vessels unaccounted, while Ipswich bay saw some activity and locals reported plentiful schools northwest of Georges. Prices and stock levels for 1885 fish are listed, with mackerel findings in Halifax and other ports.
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Groverster
American Fish Bureau
Georges
Clytie
Iceland
United States
Gertrude Summers
Charles Washington
Nathan Cleaves
W. J. Rich
A. P. Higgins
Wellfleet
Emma E. Curtiss
Provincetown
A. Burnham
Boston
Sca Foam
Maine
Ipswich Bay
Mt. Desert
Nellie N. Rowe
Wood Island
Halifax
U. S
Carroll
North Bay
Knights of Labor claim money from strike action in Alem
In Alem on September 28 the Knights of Labor say they have $15 000 or $8 000 according to sources, enough to pay off strikers and still have funds for next week. George F Putnam's factory remains idle though set to resume at old prices if workers return. Non union workers at Janes Deans suffer an assault with a rock, while another non union man faces threats after a late night confrontation near a boarding house on Main street.
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Alem
SerciAn
Knights of Labor
George F. Putnam
New York
Wiley & Poor’s
Ereen
Brown & Studley’s
Poer
Henry McMillan
Janes Dean’ S
WHS
Main Street
Liquor dealer Michael Hughes dies after street collapse
On Central avenue at about 4 PM pedestrians saw Michael Hughes 45 a liquor dealer at 129 Commercial street stagger and fall blood streaming from his mouth. He died before reaching City Hospital identification at City hall. widow no children. Contributions for Charleston sufferers totaled 81286 by 6 PM. Wage scale expires Thursday with no anticipated trouble.
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Lyxx
iSrecrau
Central Avenue
Michael Hughes
Commercial Street
Hughes
Charleston
Dover Prisoner Pleads Guilty in Barrington Stabbing
In Rochester Police Court Joseph Le Blanche pleaded guilty to a murderous assault on Alfred Millard the doctor known as Dr E S Can at Barrington yesterday. Le Blanche was remanded to county jail to await trial. Albert Billerdeaux was discharged on the assault charge but kept as a witness. Millard’s condition is reported better and out of danger.
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Dover
N. H
Rochester
Thisfforenoon
Joseph le Blanche
Albert Billerdeaux
Alfred Millard
E.S. Can
Barrington
le Blanche
Billerdeaux
Corner-stone laid for Trinity Church in Melrose
The corner-stone of the new Episcopal Trinity Church was laid this afternoon with ceremonies. A chapel service preceded the event with overflow crowds. Addresses were given by Rev. Charles L. Short Bishop B. H. Paddock and Rev. Frederick L. Courteney of St Pauls Boston. The church is expected to cost about $20 000.
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Melrose
Episcopal Trinity Church
Charlies L. Short
B. H. Paddock
Frederick L. Courteney
St. Paul’s Church
Boston
Mexican village exhibition thriving amid weekly interest
The village continues its second week despite bad weather with rising interest in artisans and Mexican antiquities. Mummies attract attention from several scientists who will publish a report soon. The site adds changes that heighten appeal and the musical offerings include soles on the saltaris and bandolin.
Moody pleads nolo contendere in lottery case
Yesterday Judge Staples heard C R Moody in Superior Criminal Court on a lottery law complaint. He was tried in the lower court and fined 8100 and costs. Moody, acting on counsel C J Brooks argument, challenged jurisdiction claiming Municipal Court lacks power unless penalty exceeds 1000. The judge overruled the motion to quash, sending the case to the Supreme Court on law questions.
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C. R. Moody
Staples
Superior Criminal Court
C. J. Brooks
Moody
Brooks
Supreme Court
Roughs Attack Patrolman on Medford Street Incident
Early yesterday Morning a gang on Prince Street harassed residents with loud language. Patrolman Floyd of Division 1 dispersed them, but they regrouped on Medford Street. He was seized from behind, knocked down, kicked, and his badge torn off before the attackers fled with his revolver missing.
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Prince Street
Floyd
Division 1
Medford Street
CHICAGOS BIG KICKERS AND NEW YORK CAPTURES
Chicago and Philadelphia game ends under darkness as disputes flare around pitching and umpire Fulmer fines Gore for back talk. New York defeats Kansas City in a contested affair as Radford drives runs with timely hits. Washington hosts a rescheduled thriller with St Louis, where McGeachy and Farrell power a 5 to 2 win.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Hardie
Kelly
Anson
Irwin
Gore
Philadelphias
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Rely
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Chicagos
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McCormick
Andrews
Kansas City
Kine
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Radford
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Horvat
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King
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Gerhardt
Phil Powers
Washington
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Gilmore
Healy
BT Eolis
GoMshsy
Knowles
Graves
Ae Healy
Gihnore
Petal
St Louis
Walinsons
Guise
Denny
McGeachy
Goldsby
Farrell
Kreig
Pearce
School Committee Reverses Ruling on Textbook Use
At a summer meeting President Dacey altered his stance, allowing Wentworth and Hill algebra exercises in Latin and high schools with a majority vote. The change followed counsel’s view that the item constitutes a new book. Routine transfers, nominations, and temporary staff appointments were also approved, with accounts showing six months’ expenditures at $742,625.33 and an unexpended balance of $741,374.67.
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Blake
Committee On Text Books
Wentworth and Hill
Dacey
Chapin
Bates
Miriam Sterne
Cora F. Plummer
Everett
Dwight
Carrie G. White
Franklin School
Amaritta E. Esslman
George Putnam
Lowell
Maria F. Upton
Mather
William H. Brown
Prescott
M. Louise Foster
Mary E
Graham
Quincy
Clara A. Brown
Stoughton
Sarah L. Dyer
East Boston High
Parnell S. Murray
Girls’ High
Almas
Brigham
West Roxbury High
Belle K. Sawyer
Bennett
Sabina J. Sweeney
Bigelow
Delia L. Wiles
Annie E. Hills
Gaston
Mary E. Dee
Mary E. McMann
Lawrence
Caroline Bernhard
Norcross
Julia S. Dolan
Elizabeth J. Doherty
Florence Coffin
Gibson School
Mary A. Merritt
Augustine L. Raiter
Comins
Ashmont
Committee On Accounts
Foolish Stanley Steele Faces Federal Mail Theft Charge
Twenty year old Stanley Steele was arrested by Inspectors Watts and Skelton for stealing letters from the N D Whitney Co post office box in August. He admitted taking a key, passing twelve checks totaling 150 dollars in Portland, and stealing a gold watch and chain valued at 200 dollars plus 35 dollars in cash. The case is forwarded to Special Agent Edgerton for federal action tomorrow in U.S. Court. Steele, a Salem resident, had planned to move West as a cowboy and was found with revolvers in his trunk. The recovered watch and chain were returned to Brown of White & Brown.
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Watts and Skelton
N. D. Whitney & Co
Tremont
Water Street
Edgerton
Post Office Department
United States
Steele
Salem
Geronimo
New Mexico
Arizona
Fire department promotions and reorganized staff in East Boston
The fire commissioners announce new appointments and transfers across units in East Boston. Lieutenant J W Godbold leads Chemical preliminaries with promotions. Hosemen Pailev and Smith move from Engine 9 and 15. Numerous ladder and engine transfers follow, plus permanent appointments and lieutenant salary increases to 1151 dollars effective October 1.
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Chemical Previe C Poeony 7
Boston
J. W.godbold
A. Pailevg
WR. Smith
Ladderman Stengel
Ladderman Springer
Hieseman Batchelder
Hieseman Curran
Heseman Kenney
J. W. Fitzgerald
Hieseman Loker
Stoseyan Harris
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Post Updates Under New Boston Proprietors
The Boston Post’s new owners promised better typography and yesterday’s issue appeared eight pages, attractively laid out to please both editor and readers. The reform highlights the paper’s improved presentation and commitment to audience satisfaction.
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Tire Herald
Boston Post
Post
Auction List and Bank Names from September 29 1886
The item lists ESRANTIS ESENSHAW & CO Auctioneers and a Saturday sale schedule, followed by a long roster of banks and corporations including Atlas National Bank Blackstone National Bank Columbia National Bank and others. Also included are railroad companies and securities like Boston & Maine RR and Continental Mills with bond listings.
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Metropolitan RR. Co
Metropolitan RR
Newton Natl Bank
Newton
Shoe and Leather Ins. Co
Pai Bay State
Live Stock Co
National Bank
Hamilton
Koott Cotton Mills
Falls Mfe
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills
Lyman Mills
Maine Central BR. Boyston Ins. Co
Hingham
Hull
Downer Landing
Atlas National Bank
Blackstone National Bank
Columbia National Bank
Continental National Bank
Globe National Bank
Hamilton National Bank
Massachusetts National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Merchandise National Bank
North National Bank
Old Boston National Bank
State National Bank
Shawmut National Bank
Suffolk National Bank
Tremont National Bank
Union Market National Bank
Washington National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
National City Bank
National Eagle Bank
National Revere Bank
National Webster Bank
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Ogdensburg
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Solemn Feepietes & Sons
Real de Este Ak
Devonshire St
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Broadway
Chen Reels Mlead CO
Devonshire Street
Toston
Richards & CO
Joan C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
White St
Townsend & Montant Auctioneers
Leonard Street
Samuel Bunting’s
Lippincott, Son & CO
Market Street
Duan Riure
Ofce FE Chaiva
Paine’s Manufactory
Canal -Street
Vatenyt
MH. Eddy
REN Safe and
Eron Works
Aundbury St
Auctign Sales
Roy
Bnigits & CO
Woashington Street
Moston
Siain St
Cambridgeport
Joy Street
Belknap Place
Cambridge Street
SLARO
15 Mile Street
Mass
Tremont Temple
Adirondack
W. It H
Gorham, Roger & CO
Amporte 3
Dundee Seed
Federal Street
Arlington
Beacon Street
Samuel T. Dana
Brercator
Clocit P. Mu
Telesphone
L. Fos ER Momse
Ofice
Warren St
Walnut and
Humboldt Avenues
Crawford, Harold, Ruthven and
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Boston Lead Company
Crawford Street
Roxbury
Samuel Little
Edward Sands
Phineas B. Smith
Aaron
D. Williams
Massachusetts
Suefoll
Superease Judicial Cocr
William R. Burrows
Commonwealth
Hall
Plymouth
Willian R. Burrows
Harriet Louise Burrows
Suffolk
Supreme Judicial Court
William RR. Burrows
Henry A. Clapp
G. “W. Egan
S. C
Massachusetts Title Insurance Company
Rlk Street
Athaniel J. Bradlee
Arnold Rand
Albert Howe &Co
Brighton
Ic Astorm
Warren Avenue
Waltham Gas Light Company
Bisek
Waltham
George A. Stearns
Natl. Bank
Woburn
Elliott Machine Co
Esrantis Esenshaw & CO
Wo. St State Street
Hoom L
Fairbanks Co
Norwich & Worcester RR Co
Continental Mills
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Amory Mfg Co
City
Do Cheshire
Granite RR Co
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Do. Judkins Ry Train Signal Co
Boston & Maine RR
England Mortgage Security Co
Gt. Falls Mig. Co
Atlas Nat. Bk
Mt. Vernon
Norwich & Worcester RR
Tremont Nat
Oregon Short Line RR
Burlington & Missouri River RR
Lilo
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe RR
Cedar Rapids & Missouri River RR
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth RR. Co
Androscoggin Mills
McKay Metallic
Eliot Nat
Boston & Albany RR. Co
Pullman Palace Car Co
Bi Do Pacific Mills
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Lake Champlain RR
Dion Peoria & Hannibal RR
Boston & Albany RR
Old Colony RR
National Bank — North America
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de Columbian Nat. Bk
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Shedon South Side
Lewis Wharf
Samuel Welabé