Draper Headlines Norfolk Club Dinner as Governor Run Hint
General William F. Draper of Hopedale, praised at the Norfolk County Republican Club’s fourth annual ladies night at the Hotel Vendome, signals possible leadership in the Republican gubernatorial run. Draper recounted Civil War service and long Republican record while praising party principles.
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The
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William F. Draper
Hopedale
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Norfolk County
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Edward E. Hale
Draper
Stephen O’meara
Boston Press Club
N. H
Fremont
Abraham Lincoln
Democratic Party
Chicago
Republican Party
Hale
Suffolk County
Concord's Railway Suit Witnesses Cite Rail Breaks and Shortages
In Concord New Hampshire on April 24 witnesses testifying in the Boston Concord and Montreal equity suit describe frequent broken rails, sections using pieces of rails, lack of iron supply, and two derailments from bad joints. Others say ties and rails were unavailable for two years and safety for summer business is questioned. Also Reading Democrats name Perkins Reid and Lang as delegates to the sixth congressional district Democratic Convention at Malden on April 25.
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William Caswell
Warren Summit
Jonathan N. Lang
Dalton
William R. Kimball
Plymouth
John Hutchins
East Concord
Boston & Lowell
Reading Democrats
William H. Perkins
James Reid
Charles H. Lang
Malden
Market Strength Shifts as New York Leads Stocks Higher
The Boston market lags while the New York market strengthens sharply, with brokers eager to buy on any fair reaction. The government buys 600000 in bonds and the day sees active trading with over 400000 shares sold. Union Pacific reports a 5.20 percent dividend yield and a 538,971 net debt reduction, as 350 miles of road are built. Prosper W. Smith travels to Oregon in June to oversee Oregon Southern and Elijah Smith companies.
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Eastern Yacht Club Holds Special Meeting on Regatta Rules
At Parker House last evening Commodo re Weld chaired a special meeting of the Eastern Yacht Club. The special committee reported against regatta committee changes to rules 27 and 15. The club sustained the committee and kept existing rules. The proposed amendment to Rule 15 sets phased signals for race starts with flags and whistles and prescribes revised measurement to rate yachts, changing how sail and length are taxed under the rule.
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Parker House
Weld
Recommendations for Yacht Allowances and Classifications Adopted
The committee proposed a new yacht allowance table based on square root of length and half of maximum theoretical speed, aligning with New York & Seawanhaka tables. They also changed the race-violation rule to increase allowances by one quarter of the table amount. Classified schooner and sloop classes with defined length ranges were adopted, and minor launch date adjustments allowed. The report was signed by Forbes Paine Richards Hemenway and Burgess, and all recommendations were unanimously adopted.
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J. Malcolm Forbes
Charles J. Paine
George H. Richards
Augustus Hemenway
Edward Burgess
Brooks-Fiona Marie wed in quiet King's Chapel ceremony
Morgan Brooks son of Mr and Mrs Francis A Brooks married Miss Fiona Marie daughter of Mrs B F Brooks at King's Chapel Boston. Ceremony at 3 attended by Boston notables. Bride wore cream grosgrain with veiled train and freesia buds. Ushers included Frederic Brooks Charles B Brooks Franklin H Brooks Arthur H Brooks and Walter L Burrage best man George D Burrage. Reception at 180 Boylston street then couple departed for Minneapolis where groom will work.
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King’s Chapel
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Boston
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Minneapolis
Fractional currency debate and consular changes spurred
Secretary Fairchild testified before the Senate finance committee against the fractional currency bill, arguing it would require a $25,000,000 issue and hurt the public, while postal notes offer a better path. The article also notes forthcoming consular resignations and promotions, including Berlin’s consul-general, Lyons vacancy, and changes in Postmaster appointments, plus ongoing civil service hearings led by Senator Hale and potential court appointments.
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Frederick Raines
Berlin
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Mr. Rhames
State Department
Department
Ames
Bayard
Lyons
K. H. Bryan
Market and Real Estate Listings by Time and Firm
Todays notices show Edward F Barnes at 11 a.m. for stocks and Florato Harris at noon for fruit. Albert Howe & Co. of Brighton present ape and carrilages in the morning. Thursday schedules include L Foster Morse real estate at 3 p.m. and Atwood & Weld real estate at 12 p.m.
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Florato Harris
Albert Howe & Co
Brighton
L. Foster Morse
Atwood & Weld
Multiple City Marriages Reported This April
In this city on April 18 and 22 wedding notices record marriages. Rev. 8. Shearman officiated Charles L. Hill and Louisa K. Webb. Rev. C. F. Johansson presided Mauritz Malmstrom and Alma L. J. Saflund. Rev. Henry Allen officiated Elmer E. Norris and Abby E. Whitmore. Rev. W. Kenry Kling united Daniel H. Sloan and Annie Butler.
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8 . Shearman
Charles L. Hill
Louisa K. Webb
Malmstrom
Saflund
C. F. Johansson
Mauritz Malmstrom
Alma L. J. Saflund
Norris—Whitmore
Henry ¥. Allen
Elmer E. Norris
Abby E. Whitmore
Sloan—Boutler
Deaths in area list including Beals Brown and Chandler
Death notices from West Somerville Cambridge and nearby towns list Jane N Beals aged 71 11 Flora M Bryant 7 6 John Gallagher 46 Ellen Connell 70 Captain George H Dodge 45 Alice W Draper Julia E Freeland and other residents with ages from 17 months to 83 years Several obituaries note funeral details and residence locations including Cambridge Somerville Dorchester Newton and Dorchester entities such as Cragie Street Marlboro Street and 31 Marlboro Street obituary entries mention relationships spouses and parents.
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el Paso
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Apr
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