• Antique 1894 Republican Caucus political broadside flyer.

• Measures approximately 10 inches by 5.5 inches.

• Features a comprehensive historic list of Boston-area delegates including J. Frank Howland, Laban Pratt, Charles C. Taft, John E. Tuttle, Jerome C. Hosmer, George F. Lowell, Howard S. Wheelock, and T. Lyman Howe.

• Original 19th-century Gilded Age political campaign printed matter issued for the Dorchester Music Hall gathering on Wednesday, Sept. 19, 1894.

• Promotes the renomination of Harrison H. Atwood for Congress, offering a unique piece of Massachusetts legislative and electoral history.

• Excellent addition to collections focusing on Gilded Age Americana, Boston municipal history, or antique political campaign materials.

This original 19th-century political broadside document details the Republican Caucus proceedings held at the historic Dorchester Music Hall in Boston, Massachusetts, on Wednesday, September 19, 1894. The flyer serves as an official slate instructing voters to place a cross against a specific list of local delegates favorable to the renomination of Harrison H. Atwood for the United States Congress. The typographic layout showcases classic late-Victorian bold block printing, preserving the names of prominent regional figures of the era such as Charles N. Norwood, William H. Haddock, Caleb D. Dunham, Columbia R. Beal, and Charles L. T. Stedman. This authentic piece of Massachusetts political ephemera offers a direct window into the local party mechanics and campaign strategies of the Gilded Age.