License vote results in city elections show narrow margins
Eight mayors won re election including Hardy Moulton White Gleason Ashley Feiker Stone Duane Lothrop lost to Denison in Springfield. New mayors Kay Foster Moore named. Firemen day off referendum passed in all cities except Northampton with 469 and 4901 to 1364. License vote Yes 3428 No 3276. Aldermen elected Harris Stickney. Wood and Cowan failed. School board winners Croston Lewis over Hazen Catman Leonard.
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Frank O. Hardy
Fitchburg
Edwin H. Moulton
Haverhill
John J. White
Holyoke
J. Henry Gleason
Marlboro
Charless. Ashley
New Bedford
William H. Feiker
Northampton
Eugene R. Stone
Quincy
Patrick J. Duane
Waltham
Edward H. Lothrop
Springfield
John A. Denison
James H. Kay
Wall River
Harry C. Foster
Gloucester
Patrick J. Moore
Pittsfield
James W. Harris
Albert E. Stickney
Stickney
Roswell L. Wood
Wood
Daniel J. Cowan
John F. Croston
Herman E. Lewis
Grace L. Hazen Catman
John B. Leonard
Fall River Voters Elect Two Doctors to School Board
Ten thousand women cast ballots in Fall River elections with Democrats winning two of three school committee seats. Dr. William Ke. Synan and Dr. J. N. Landry were elected, Fr. Francis J. Bradley defeated by Republican Dr. Thomas J. Ashton by 27 votes. James H. Kay won mayor. City approves license by 8558 to 6649 and grants firemen one day off in five.
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Fall River
William KE. Synan
J. N. Landry
Francis J. Bradley
Thomas J. Ashton
James H. Kay
Thomas F. Higgins
Ashley Wins Sixthteenth Term As Mayor Of New Bedford
In New Bedford on December 3 Mayor Charles S. Ashley was reelected with 5878 votes to rival Edward T. Baron’s 2503. The Socialist candidate WF and Cornish drew about 3200 votes. The anti Ashley slate won one of 24 council seats, and six of twelve school board seats including Betsy Winslow for her 32nd term. The license majority was large.
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New Bedford
Charles S. Ashley
Edward T. Baron
Ashley
Bannon
WF and
Cornish
anti-Ashley Party
Betsy Winslow
Haverhill reelects Mayor Moulton by narrow margin
Haverhill voters reelect Mayor Edwin H. Moulton to a two year term, defeating Socialist candidate James I. Carey by 3989 to 2559. The ballot shows no politics under the new city charter and the city leans by 152 in the license column, narrowing from 1911 margins.
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Haverhill
Edwin H. Moulton
James I. Carey
Quincy Republicans Win City Stays Dry
Quincy voters re elected Mayor Eugene R. Stone Republican with 1790 votes. Democrat James H. Penniman tallied 1643 and Progressive John L. Miller 1562. City voting stayed dry with 3086 No votes to 1641 Yes. Republicans hold council, fire chief civil service debate carried. Three Republican school committeemen elected.
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Quincy
Eugene R. Stone
James H. Penniman
John L. Miller
Citizens
Charles M. Bryant
Edward H. Bushnell
John D. McKay
William G. Curtis
Hickey Defeats Howard in Brockton Mayoral Race
Democrats claim Brockton mayoral victory as Charles M. Hickey leads over incumbent Harry C. Howard by 28 votes after an early recount. Progressive candidate Dr Charles S Bragdon gathers 2850 votes, reflecting split Republican support. No license gains a clear majority.
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Brockton
Charles M. Hickey
Harry C. Howard
Hickey
Howard
Charles S. Bragdon
Pittsfield Votes Moore Mayor as Democrats Control City
Patrick J. Moore, Democrat, wins a four cornered mayoral race with 3032 votes. City approves license by 59 vote margin and grants firemen one day off in five. Council remains a Democratic 14 to 7 with six aldermen for Democrats and one for Republicans.
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Pittsfield
Patrick J. Moore
Moore
Ix. B. Miller
Ernest O. Engstrom
Ernest Wick
Simon M. Rosenthal
White and license winners in Holyoke
Mayor John J. White the Republican candidate was re elected for a third term by 723 votes over Democrat John H Wood White won 3978 votes while Wood received 8255 Democrats gained seats on the Aldermanic Board with two independents elected and the Democratic party taking control of the board
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Holyoke
John J. White
John H. Wood
White
Wood
City Board Seats Shift After Local Elections
Republicans and Independents gain two seats on the Aldermen at large while Democrats hold ten aldermen. The School Board adds one member at large for Democrats and two by wards, while Republicans keep one at large. The city backs a license and a one day off in five for firemen but rejects a teachers pension plan.
Taunton Votes to Keep License in Hot Local Election
Taunton voters chose to retain the license by a 2707 to 2498 margin amid no mayoral winner. The school committee race drew strong turnout with over 500 women voting. winners were William J. Davison Marcus A. Rhodes and John Williams. Municipal Council members named Gad Robinson Sumner A. Dudley Charles P. Foster Andrew McGlynn and James P. Dunn. No party labels appear on ballots.
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Taunton
William J. Davison
Marcus A. Rhodes
John Williams
Duane Re-Elected Mayor in Waltham by 448 Votes
Patrick J. Duane, Democrat, won re election as mayor of Waltham defeating Republican John H. Gibbs by 448 votes. Total votes were 2648 for Duane and 1885 for Gibbs with Progressives securing one alderman’s seat. Democrats gain two aldermen, Republicans drop three. No license 3031 to 1605. Three Republicans elected to the School Board.
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Waltham
Patrick J. Duane
John H. Gibbs
Duane
Gibbs
Edward D. Emerson
Democrats Win Marlboro Boards and Reelect Mayor
Mayor J Henry Gleason a Republican was reelected with 1495 votes to 1176 for Daniel J Cronin. Democrats gained control of both the Board of Aldermen and Common Council for the first time in 12 years, with four aldermen and eight council members. License remained with 1538 supporting and 1343 opposing. A referendum granting firefighters one day off in five was approved.
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Marlboro
J. Henry Gleason
Daniel J. Cronin
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Gleason
Cronin
Theodore Temple
Northampton Wet Republicans Win City Election
William N. Feiker, Republican, re-elected mayor over Democrat Timothy J. Collins by 1658 to 1307. Republicans will control the city government. Licensing passed with 1655 yes to 1187 no. last year 1571 yes and 1212 no. Firemen one day off in five proposal defeated 1462 to 1113.
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Northampton
William N. Feiker
Fitchburg Mayor Re-elected by 724 Vote Margin
Fitchburg voters return Mayor Frank C. Hardy of the Citizens' party to office, defeating former Mayor Charles H. Blood of the Independent Citizens' party 2099 to 1823. The election also records the largest vote for a mayor in the city’s history.
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Fitchburg
Frank C. Hardy
Citizens’ Party
Charles H. Blood
Independent Citizens’ Party
City Votes Firemen Day Off and Aldermen Shift
The Yes vote reached 2809 with 2085 No, up from last year’s 2789 to 2288 as the city approves giving firemen one day off in five by a large margin 3132 to 1474. Four of next year’s six Aldermen will be Citizens and 10 of 18 Council members. the school committee will be ten Independent Citizens to eight Citizens with three seats per party for three years.
Springfield Republicans Triumph in City Election
In Springfield on December 3 Republicans won the city election. John A. Denison defeated Mayor Edward H. Lathrop who sought a third term. The council and alderman seats tilt Republican with three Republican school committeemen elected. License referendum passed and the one day off in five for firemen approved.
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Springfield
John A. Denison
Edward H. Lathrop
Denison
Lathrop
Samuel C. Roberts
Council
Gloucester Votes to Remain Wet
In Gloucester on December 3, voters elected former State Senator Harry C. Foster as mayor, defeating James E. Tolman 2487 to 1497. Four aldermen won re election Frank H. Gaffney Charles H. Barrett Samuel Montgomery and George E. Merchant. License support rose to 2202 yes 1692 no. No school committee contests.
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Gloucester
Harry C. Foster
James E. Tolman
Frank H. Gaffney
Charles H. Barrett
Samuel Montgomery
George E. Merchant
Fisheries Sold and Shipping News From the Landsmans
Thirteen fishing vessels tied at T wharf with fresh groundfish fares as haddock prices hover around 61.4 cents and cod trading lower. A new fish freezer at Sandwich will store all fish and bait for the fleet, while grain exports from this port rise despite Buffalo embargoes. Cape Ann Light intensity to increase December 18, Vinland sails from Turks Island, Ethyl B Sumner wreck noted, Pilot boat No 1 ran aground but was freed undamaged.
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T Wharf
Haddock
Hake
M. Emerson
W. H. Clement
Une Des Sylvester
Lillian
J. J. Fallon
Manhasset
Mathew Greer
Sandwich
Buffalo
Europe
Boston
Bureau of Lighthouses and the Coast and Geodetic Survey
Cape Ann
Vinland
Turks Island
Chamber of Commerce
Nova Scotia
Alma
N. B
Patterson
Sumner
Shulee
N. S
St. John
Shipping News Mini Almanac December
Arrivals and clearances at port list numerous steamers schooners tugs and barges with ships from Philadelphia Baltimore Portland and New York bound for and from St John N B Maine and Rockland plus towing operations and barge movements noted for Monday night. Weather times give sunrise sunset and high tide.
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Indian
Payne
Norfolk
Melrose
Frostad
Baltimore
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Gloucester
Camden
Brown
Bangor
Bay State
Strout
Portland
Georges Creek
Brooks
Portsmouth
Teaser
Law
Vineyard Haven
Beverly
HY. A. Allyn
Latter Place
Philadelphia
Lykens
Bengtsson
Preston
Parker's Flats
Ole
Boston
Yarmouth
City of Augusta
Savannah
Tuscan
Howard
Herman Winter
New York
Middlesex
Therasambha Br
Conestoga
Philadelpha
Betbayres
Henry Clay
Suffolk
Oley
Manatawney
Confidence
Ridgewater
N. B
James Barber
St. Martins
Horatio 1. Baker
Charlestown
Lyon
William H. Yerkes
Klondyke
Port William
Wolfeville
Albert Baldwin
Rockport
Death notices from December local obituaries listing multiple in Boston area
The notice compiles death reports from Boston and nearby towns for December, naming Ella Berg Gilford Brown Patrick Burns Margaret Cahill George Clark Avery Coburn David Conrad Elizabeth Constantine Julia Cook Margaret Fitzgerald Mary Gallagher Joseph Gifford Charles Grinnell Mary Harlow Katherine Kearns Edith Kirkpatrick Francis Lang John Long Ellen McManus Thomas Mealey James McGeouch William Nolan John Regan Clara Smith Russell Sturges William Woodbury and others with funeral details and relatives. It reflects community standard notices and requests for copy, and includes instructions about notices and services.
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Berg
Malden
Ella C. Berg
Salem Street
Brown
Everett
Gilford Brown
Nova Scotia
Burns
Roxbury
Patrick F. Burns
Margaret Burns
O'Brien
Calumet Street
Cahill
Margaret M
John Cahill
Bradford Terrace
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Clark
Allston
George Tuneral
Pratt Street
Coburn
Avery Coburn
Regent Street
Benjamin L. Coburn
Brockton
Mass
Halifax
Liverpool
N. S
Conrad
Brookline
David Conrad
Williams Street
New York
Salem
Constantine
Elizabeth L
Allston Street
Cook
Julia A
Nee Sweeney
William I. Cook
Edward and
Mary Sweeney
Charlestown
Maynard Terrace
St. John’s Church
Blue Hill Avenue
Fitzgerald
Boston
Margaret
Patrick Fitzgerald
Michael A. Fitzgerald
Maverick Street
Church of the Assumption
Worcester
New Bedford
Gallagher
Mary W
Patrick
Rose A. Gallagher
Killilea
Harold Street
Gifford
Joseph R
Frederick
Bridget Gifford
Richard O. Kirby
Bennington _ street
Newton
Hel E
Addison . Greene
Harlow
Hyde Park
Mary F. Harlow
William H. Harlow
Robert Bleakile
Isabella Henderson Bleakle
Kearns
Katherine Kearns
Gurry
Peter Kearns
Mitchell Street
St. Augustine’s Church
Kirkpatrick
Melrose
Edith
Charles D. Kirkpatrick
Tabanon Street
Lang
Francis B
James
Margaret Lang
West End
Lexington Street
St. Catherine’s Church
Long
Dorchester
John Lone
Ellen F. Long
Lynch
Milton Avenue
St. Matthew's Church
M'Manus
Ellen
Thomas McManus
Feverett Street
Mealey
Thomas Mealey
Edgewood Street
St. John
N. B
M'Geouch
James F. McGeouch
W. HA. Graham
Washington Street
Woodlawn
Nolan
William H
Ellen M. Nolan
Downey
Moseley Street
Dorchester Avenue
Crescent Avenue
Regan
Roslindale
John D
Annie E. Regan
Babbington
Timothy Regan
Russell Tellows Sturges
Allen A. Sturges
Wincoln Street
Woodbury
William ©. Woodbury
South Mairview Street
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