Citizens' Invitation to Francis Peabody Jr for Boston Mayor
A large cross section of Boston citizens and taxpayers publicly urge Francis Peabody Jr to stand as mayor at the coming city election. The invitation lists prominent signers representing Boston's business, professional, and civic leadership. The act is regarded as an informal citizen nomination despite no formal party convention.
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Peabody
Boston
Francis Peabody, Jr
Charles F. Adams
Brooks Adams
Oliver Ames
Samuel Appleton
Enry Austin
John C. Balderson
M. R. Ballou
Benjamin E. Bates
Wilbert S. Bartlett
James H. Beal
A. S. Bigelow
Samuel A. Bigelow
W. B. Bird
S. Parkman Blake
Charles P. Curtis
Greeley S. Curtis
Thomas Cushing
Horatio Davis
Simon Davis
James Dennie
Daniel Denny
Hasket Derby
Franklin Dexter
Frederic Dexter
Patrick Donahoe
William A. Dunn
Henry H. Edes
Jacob Edwards
Edward Ely
William Endicott, Jr
William Endicott
L. G. Farmer
Charles IF. Farrington
Joseph S. Fay
R. M. Field
Charles H. Fiske
J. Murray Forbes
William P. Fowler
Daniel Frank
J. D. W. French
Charles W. Galloupe
F. M. Gavin
M. D. Albert Geiger
John Goldthwait
Patrick Grant
J. Orme Green
George S. Halemy
C. Hollander
L. C. Hollander
H. L. Higginson
F. Haven, Jr
Robert C. Hooper
Arthur Hunnewell
Houghton & Dutton
A. L. Hollingsworth
C. Jackson
Benjamin Johnson
L. H. H. Johnson
Ww. H. Lincoln
Charles T. Lovering
John Mason Little
Charles H. Minot
William Minot
J. Morris Meredith
Rollins Morse
Joseph B. Moors
John A. McKim
Henry G. Nichols
George B. Nichols
Charles S. Rackemann
John C. Ropes
William L. Richardson
James Jeffrey Roche
George O. Carpenter
Bordman Hall
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Joshua M. Sears
William T. Sedgewick
Frederick C. Shattuck
George R. Shaw
A. Shuman
A. W. Spencer
Moorfield Storey
T. C. Thacher
Nathaniel Thayer
Augustus Thorndike
Edw
Wigglesworth
M. PD
George Wigglesworth
Henry Bigelow Williams
Thomas Lindall Winthrop
Alexander F. Wadsworth
H. C. Wainwright
Grant Walker
George W. Wales
Otis E. Weld
Samuel Wells
J. O. Wetherbee
Andrew C. Wheelwright
Henry A. Wheelwright
Gordon Abbott
Gardner W. Allen
Eastern Medical Institute Admits Patients in Boston
Eastern Medical Institute at 19 Tremont Row Boston offers treatment for acute or chronic diseases with Dr Patten in charge. He brings twenty five years of practice and experience from hospitals in London Dublin and America. Constant free care offered.
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Tremont Row
Boston
Patten
London
ARIS
Dublin
America
What You Most Need Stimulant Advice From Nature to Duffy’s Pure Malt
An article argues that most people lack health and need a stimulant. It promotes whiskey as the purest remedy, specifically Duffy’s Pure Malt, claimed to be doctor recommended and widely trusted. It warns against inferior substitutes sold by unscrupulous druggists.
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Nature
Duffy
Names Listed in Likely Historical Document
A sequence of names appears, including Nicholas J. Wadden Amory D. Wainwright John Lothrop Wakefield S Waldo Leonard Ware S D Warren H Watson Francis S Watson Frank G Webster John W Weeks Adolph Weissbein Benjamin W Wells Winthrop Wesherden William P Wesselhoeft James L Wesson John G Wetherill G W Wheelwright Sherman L Whipple.
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Nicholas J. Wadden
H Wadworth
Amory D. Wainwright
D. Wainwright
John Lothrop Wakefield
S. Waldo
Leonard Ware
S. D. Warren
H. Watson
Francis S. Watson
Frank G. Webster
John W. Weeks
Adolph Weissbein
Benjamin W. Wells
Winthrop Wesherden
William P. Wesselhoeft
James L. Wesson
John G. Wetherill
G. W. Wheelwright
Sherman L. Whipple
Pu ritania Rowing Association preparing new home and social
The Pu ritania Rowing Association, based in North End and East Boston with a room on Atlantic avenue, will move in about a month to a new brick building at the head of Commercial wharf and host its second annual social at Lyceum Hall on Jan 7 attended by steamboat people pilots and others. The article also notes ship movements and sales including the brig Darpa the Richard Parsons the Samaria the Fooling Suey and the Goddard along with plans for a larger Bath Iron Works steamer and repairs to Boston Fruit steamers Ethelred and Ethelwold.
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Atlantic Avenue
North End
Boston
Commercial Wharf
Lyceum Hall
Darpa
Hindon
North Sydney
C. B
Dominion Coal Company
Camden
Richard Parsons
Mindoro
Newcastle
Manila
Georgian
McConkey
Liverpool
Leyland
Samaria
John H. Snow
Nagasaki
Philadelphia
Charles Brewer & Co
Mahany
Baltimore
Searsport
Clyde Line
Ozama
Cape Romain Shoals
Leith
Scotland
New York
Old Fashioned New England Farm Dinner at Zion Church
Feasting and merriment planned for December 12 at Zion Church North Russell street under New Ideal Club of Calvary Baptist Church. Proceeds benefit the church funds. Arrangements led by Miss A Jackson and a list of church members. Grace Carter of New Haven visiting.
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Zion Church
North Russell Street
New Ideal Club
Calvary Baptist Church
W. H. Scott
A. Jackson
Scott Robinson
David Harrell
Caroline Batley
R. A. Smith
S. @. Glover
B. Birl
C. Brown
GC. James
Shorter
Carrie Wormley
Sarah Brown
Ella Clarke
E. R. Thompson
G. W. Smith
J. H. Franklin
S. Ball
L. R. Reddick
J. W. Richardson
W. N. Fowler
Joseph Kemp
G. W. Evans
Grace Carter
New Haven
Williams
J. H. Murray
Chicago
Twelfth Baptist Church
Phillips Street
Horatio Carter
T. J. Bush
Charles James
Cornelius Johnson
Solomon Williamson
A. B. Latimore
Union Lodge of Masons
Blossom Street
C. Harrington
James Campbell
Chester farmer arrested for forging notes in bank fraud
Omer Stuart, a prominent farmer and freight teamster between Londonderry and Chester, was arrested on charges of forging Fred Wailes name to two notes discounted at the National Bank of Chester. The notes were due this week and the fraud was discovered, shocking the community.
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Chester
Omer Stuart
Londonderry
Fred Wailes
National Bank of Chester
Stuart
Young Populist Congressman-Elect Skips Club Appearance
M. W. Howard elected to Congress by Alabama Populists failed to appear at the Second Nationalist Club meeting last night. A telegram from New York summoned him out of the city earlier in the afternoon.
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M. W. Howard
Congress
Alabama
New York
Watch and Ward Society debates licensing vice in Boston
The Watch and Ward Society held a public meeting in Berkeley Temple with speakers Rev. F. B. Allen Rev. Edward Hale Rev. E. W. Donald and Hon. J. A. Lane. They attacked immorality gambling and liquor and urged closing houses of ill repute and opposing licensing. Lane urged marriage as remedy and praised General Martin.
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Watch and Ward Society
Berkeley Temple
F. B. Allen
Edward E. Hale
E. W. Donald
Trinity Church
Jonathan A. Lane
Martin
Edward Everett Hale
Boston
Donald
Hell
Heaven
C. G. Ames
New York
Tammany
Railroad News and Personnel Moves Across Boston
Charles R. Haskins moves from Consolidated South Framingham to Park Square station in Boston. C J Evans swaps posts. Dominion Atlantic offices at 298 Washington St spruced with white paint wallpaper and gold decor. Illinois Central Bostons HQ shifts to 211 Washington St. C H Flanders funds bright new signs. H A Ives transfers to Boston to fill R S Harvey’s clerk role under Isaac N Marshall. Boston & Albany reports a late Sunday through train from New York due to Springfield switch trouble. No other line delays from the storm. J C Carr of Illinois Central recovering from three weeks of typhoid fever. Readville and Forest Hills branch work nears completion with tracks likely finished in a week. Montpelier & Will’s River Vermont adds extra service between Montpelier Barre and Boston.
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Consolidated
South Framingham
Boston
Park Square
C. J. Evans
Dominion Atlantic
Washington Street
Illinois Central Railroad
C. H. Flanders
New England
H. A. Ives
Co. A. McAlpine
New York, New Heaven & Hartford
R. S. Harvey
Isaac N. Marshall
Northern Division
Boston & Albany
New York
Springfield
J. C. Carr
Illinois Central
Readville
Forest Hills
Norfolk Suburban Street Railway
Montpelier
Cambridge Mayoralty A Citizens' Critique of Bancroft
Alderman Edward B. James defends his mayoral bid and attacks Mayor Bancroft. He accuses Bancroft of dodging tax responsibility, pressuring assessors to raise valuations, and neglecting budget needs for Mt. Auburn Street repairs. James questions Bancroft’s courtesy in his criticisms and calls for accountability.
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Edward B. James
Cambridge
Citizens
Bancroft
James
Board of Assessors
Mt. Auburn Street
West End Street Railway Company
New Sugar Trust Head Hinted in New York
Reports claim C. C. Harrison of Philadelphia may succeed H. O. Havemeyer as president of the Sugar Trust. Wall Street expects a dividend not exceeding 2 percent or possibly none, amid debate over tariffs and raw sugar duties. Havemeyer remains elusive at offices and home, fueling market speculation.
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New York
C. C. Harrison
Philadelphia
H. O. Havemeyer
Wall Street
Congress
Finance Committee
Senate
Carlisle
Treasury
Louisiana
Havemeyer
Washington
Henry Oo. Havemeyer
Stamford
Conn
Wrecked Benson Awaits Safe Resumption After Storm
A wrecked Benson remained deserted as strong wind tore at the area causing heavy undertow. Divers paused the operation because the diver could not risk entering the water. Work will resume as soon as the storm subsides.
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Benson
Everett news items and social notes from Glendale to Linden
The Everett column reports the Shute memorial library funds may finance books for Parlin memorial library on Broadway amid local debate. A carnival of trades opens tonight in Everett Hall through Thursday. Rev. I. P. Coddington speaks on business to Universalist youth. A Methodist class for young ladies forms under Mrs. H. L. Winston. A muffled man on Linden street may hear joyful shouts Friday night as Mr. Randall hosts a donkey party. Ralph Calderwood returns from Middleboro and notes its qualities. Walter S. Quint, recently ill, is out again.
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Shute Memorial
Glendale
Parlin Memorial
Broadway
Carnival of Trades
Everett Hall
I. P. Coddington
Somerville
Universalist Church
Methodist Sunday School
H. L. Winston
Linden Street
Mr. Randall
Everett
Ralph Calderwood
Middleboro
Walter S. Quint
Pittsfield Man Hit By Dorchester Car
William H. Babb of Pittsfield was knocked down by a northbound Dorchester electric streetcar on Washington Street near Springfield Street yesterday afternoon and sustained a slight cut over his right eye.
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William H. Babb
Pittsfield
Washington Street
Springfield Street
Dorchester
American Wringer Co. furniture and repair services
The American Wringer Co. operates at 13 and 15 Broadway extension as city manufacturers of wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs for all wringers and sweepers are offered and orders by mail are promptly attended to via Tremont 74 telephone.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
Tremont
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