Municipal Elections Under Heavy Ballot Storm Across Bay State
Thirteen Bay State cities choose public servants and vote on licensing and drink policy. Close contest noted in Northampton as several mayors face limited opposition. lists of candidates in Fitchburg Holyoke Malden Marlboro New Bedford Newton Northampton Pittsfield Quincy Waltham Woburn. Officials named include McCloud Graves Sullivan Pierce Howe and others. results pending morning.
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Chicopee
Fitchburg
Holyoke
Malden, Marlboro
New Bedford
Newton
Northampton
Pittsfield
Quinney
Waltham
Woburn
Reelected Mayor Hubbard Wins New ton Vote
Newton December 1 Mayor Hubbard reelected without opposition in a quiet city election. Aldermen contests in Wards 3 4 and 5 produced E. B. Wilson Ward 3 Charles H. Sprague Ward 4 and E. J. Hyde Ward 5 all Republicans. Wilson and Sprague to join the board Bennett and Staples win Ward 3 race. license No 379 yes 501 no 1.
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Newton
Hubbard
E. B. Wilson
Charles H. Sprague
E. J. Hyde
Messrs. Wilson
Sprague
Bennett
Citizens
Staples
Pierce Elected Mayor in Quiet Mapen Election
Mapen voters chose James Pierce mayor by a large margin over Farnham. Pierce 1648, Farnham 965. Aldermen and council seats filled across seven wards. License turnout showed Yes 77, No 1711 in local licensing decision.
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Mapen
James Pierce
Farnham
Albert L. Decatur
John W. Norton
Clarence O. Walker
Joseph ©. Robinson
Eugene E. Eaton
Andrew J. Freeman
Joseph
Rich
J. Harvey McIntyre
Nathan Newhall
Clarence Perkins
Owen P. Doonan
Wm. Mulready
Richard L. Roberts
Chas. L. Dean
Q. E. Rankin
Winslow
Southworth
Lewis P. Brown
Edward Reader
Geo. L. Richards
Geo. E. Hanscom
John A. Jury
Alfred Tonks
Chas. E. Fisk
John A. Powers
David Spinney
Eugene H, Cox
Geo. Hi. Hitchings
Geo. E
Cleaves
Geo. G
Allen
Thos
Major
Mary H. Wade
Wm. I
Whitcher
Republicans Pull Their Mayor Through by a Plurality
The city election yielded a close mayoral race with Edward T. Thompson the Republican nominee defeating Democrat George F. Bean with a plurality of 170 after votes totaled 1278 for Thompson and 1108 for Bean. Aldermen elected Ward 1 included David W.
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Wosvrn
Edward T.thompson
George F. Bean
Cit
Thompson
David W
Texans Set Pace as Speakership Contest Heats Up
Washington dispatch reports Crisp Mills Hatch and McMillin remain active in the race for Speaker with lively campaigning. Mills appears to lead among many Dems while New England and New Jersey votes become key. Holman’s stance and Hatch’s quiet HQ add intrigue as caucus preparations loom.
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Sawtell asks new trial amid conflicting affidavits
In Concorp New Hampshire an affidavit from Isaac Sawtell claims he killed his brother Hiram with a pistol in Maine and did so alone. The court moved to hear all parties Monday at 11 inquiring the murderer’s request for a new trial with Sawtell expected to testify.
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N. H
Isaac HB
Sawtell
Hiram
Isaac
Maine
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Supreme Court
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J. A. Edgerly
New Hampshire
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Isaac Sawtell
Edgerly
Fai
Boston
Ledgerly
Mrs. Sawtell
Little Marion
Jeannette
Jeannette Sawtelle
Rochuster
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Sinclair’s
General Butler Succeeds In Quiet Health Talk At Lowell
The New Post learns General Butler, confined by medical orders with an internal auricular abscess, greets a reporter at his Lowell home. He recalls arsenic poisoning at the American House, past hospital inspections, and a horse kick that wounded his ankle. He notes his doctors advised stay at home to avoid cold and dismisses rumors of illness as overblown. He guards private matters, yet shares vivid recollections of war hospitals, personal courage, and family swords.
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Illustrated Journals
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Philadelphia
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Ox Hospital
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Shaiow
Massachusetts
Lutler
City Votes for License and Mayberry Wins Mayor Race
In the city election here today Mayberry was elected mayor by a plurality of 1000. The city voted for license. Paran.
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Mayberry
New Bedford Mayor Ashley Re-Elected by Narrow Margin
New Bedford reports Mayor Ashley, Independent Citizen, re-elected by 236 over Anti-Saloon candidate Brock, totals 2315 to 2009. Four Ashley aldermen elected along with two Brock aldermen. ward results include Holloway defeating Chonsse and Hayes topping Thompson. School Committee seat in Ward 4 goes to Dr W E Brownell by four votes.
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Ashley
Independent Citizen
Brock
Anti-Saloon
H. €. Hathaway
S.A. Brownell
W. H. Sherman
W. H. Rankin
Allen Russell, Jr
Charles H. Brownell
Republicans Elect Their Mayor by a Small Majority
Mantroro Dec 1 In municipal election results Mayor race ends with O’Brien present? Howe slight Republican edge Campbell leads Democrats Howe’s plurality 50 city officials named Aldermen and Council members across seven wards with mixed party affiliations License vote results Yes 1022 No 1549
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J. Campbell
G.a.howe
Howe
Francis C. Curtis
Cit
Charles i. Hills
John Dalton
Charles Favvreau
Austin B. Howe
John F. O’brien
Michael Quirk
Levi W. Baker
Charles F. Holyoke
Michael G. Curley
Patrick Heslam
James Carney
William L. Morse
John E. Savage
George L. Stevens
Graves Wins City Mayor Seat in 390 Vote Margin
Dec 1 election results show Samuel L. Graves Citizen Temperance elected mayor by 390 over Henry C. Putnam. Aldermen by ward list names and party. school committee seats allocated with no oppositions in several wards. Continued on seventh page.
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Samuel L. Graves
Citizen-Temperance
Henry QC. Putnam
Henry Thrasher
Albert J. Eveleth
Charles N. Hayward
Sidney Sibley
Frederick W. Brazier
Edwin A. Goodrich
George D. Whittemore
John Heagney
Thomas F. Kennedy
John I. Shea
John McNamara
W. G. Farrar
H. W. Pierson
K. M. Pitt
James Hanna
William FE. Henry
Frank Rector
C. S. Brooks
Charles K. Darling
John Gallagher
Cit
Boylston Avenue Car Accident Injures Roxbury Child
William J Lane aged 12 with residence at 25 Lamertine Street Roxbury was struck by a Jamaica Plain electric car at the corner of Kremont Street and Boylston Avenue Roxbury about 6 30 last evening. He fell crossing the street the car ran over both ankles and crushed his feet. His condition at City Hospital is listed as dangerous.
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William J. Lane
Lamertine Street
Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
Kremont Street
Boylston Avenue
City Hospital
Nelson Decker the Actor Dies After Suicide Attempt
Nelson Decker the noted actor died in Pritaperonia after a suicide attempt earlier in the week at the Edwin Forrest Home. The report notes his failed self harm and confirms his death this morning.
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Nelson Decker
Pritaperonia
Edwin Forrest
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