Liberty and tariff reform push in democratic ranks
Mr Carlisle articulates a stance against free trade while seeking approximate reductions in tariffs. He argues monopolies have grown fat on surplus revenues and calls for democratic appeal to the masses to confront the hydra-headed monopoly with steady, fearless judgment. The aim is to scale down tariff inequities without crippling home industry growth.
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Carlisle
Eure
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Votes by region show Carlisle leads in Democrat speaker race
The breakdown shows Carlisle with 1 east, 1 central, 60 south, 44 west votes and potential gains. Randall has 24 east central, 9 south, 8 west with limited outside support. Cox has 15 east central, 2 south, 13 west. Carlisle appeals across 24 of 38 states, Randall only 16, signaling tariff reform support and broader regional backing.
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Middle States
South
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Eastern and Middle States
Randall
Cox
Carlisle
California
Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Missouri
Nevada
Ohio
Wisconsin
Maine
Vermont
Kansas
Nebraska
Union
Tilden rumor fueling city bequest tale in Advertiser
The New York Commercial Advertiser hints Mr Tilden may leave his city residence and library to New York City valued at about a million dollars. The piece condemns the editor and cites past ties to the New York Tribune and its political stance as justification for the harsh editorial.
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New York Commercial Advertiser
Tilden
City of
New York
Commercal Advertiser
New York Tribune
Commercial
Grand Old Statesman
Chester A. Arthur
Roscoe Conkling
Platt
Weather Update for New England and Mid-Atlantic States
Warmer weather is expected across New England and the Middle Atlantic with occasional very light rains. Southerly winds shift to westerly, bringing falling temperatures before a rising barometer.
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New England
Middle Atlantic States
Arizonia
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Michigan
Lower Lake Region
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Rocky Mountains
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Washington
Norfolk
Savannah
Atlanta
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Pensacola
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Galventun
Los Angeles
San Diego
Mississippi
Theatres and Museums Schedule for Boston Area
A list of venues and shows including PARx THEATRE Madison Square Theatre Pestomuseum and Boston spots with performances listed for afternoon and evening. Notes include Tolante Barry and Fay's Irish Iris and The Duke's Motto among other titles and venues.
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Parx Theatre
Madison Square Theatre
Comny Peston Museum
Boston Theatre
Boston Museum
Bijou—Tolanthe
Howard Athen
Barry and Fay
At the Capitol Seats Drawn and Senate Surprises
The Capitol session featured a seat drawing among House members with rivals like Cox Randall Kelley and Keifer noted. Debates over Garrison Mayo election and a Senate caucus yielded surprise moves including Ingalls as a potential pro tem choice and opposition to changes. discussions on nominees and committees followed.
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Messrs. Cox
Morriscon
Randall
Blackburn
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Kelley
Cox
Cox Choose Before the Others Grew, But This Time Mr. Randall
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National butter cheese and egg association annual session opens
Cincinnati O December 4 The annual session of the National butter cheese and egg association opens with delegates from dairy and egg industries to discuss market conditions and standardization issues.
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The
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Dairy association gathering spans states and nations
Mayor Stephens welcomed attendees as 5 B Hibbard of Vermont spoke for the association's vice presidency. President McDonald of Philadelphia noted U S dairy sector values with butter at 352 million, cheese 36 million, and eggs and poultry about equal. Professors Sheldon and Higgins of Liverpool joined as Rogal English dairy representatives. Twenty one states sent delegates.
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5. B. Hibbard
Vermont
McDonald
Philadelphia
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Sheldon
Thomas Higgins
Liverpool
Eng
Rogal English Dairy Association
Quiet Day for Boston Politicians Before Nominating Meetings
Boston politicans had a calm day as they canvassed alderman and council nominations. East Boston residents signed a petition urging Alderman Woolley’s renomination, while Alderman Whitten pursued a renewed bid despite earlier signals. Democratic and Republican caucuses were planned for the evening, with Butler party members meeting at the Revere House and a supper honoring treasurer John I. Baker after the session.
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Revere House
Jehn I. Baker
Hearing on discontinuing free soup at police houses
The joint standing committee on police held a Tuesday hearing with Associated Charities representatives on ending free soup at police station houses. Opponents argued benefits include discouraging idleness and aiding the starving, while supporters said soup relieves child starvation and is a practical charity. A compromise included listing relief sources for direct applicant guidance.
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Thomas Co, Amory
Edward Frothingham
Charles P. Putnam
Robert Treat Paine
Jank B. Fay
Edward Hamilton
Lydia M. Warner
Thomas J. Gargan
Gargan
Paine
Ife
New Hampshire Supreme Court December Term Convenes
The December term of the New Hampshire supreme court opened in Coxcorp with nine counties docketed. Dockets from Rockingham to Sullivan were called, and two transfers noted. Adjournment aims for tomorrow with a March 14 next session. assigned trial dates span Exeter January 15 to Plymouth May 13, with judges Allen Stanley Carpenter Blodgett Smith referenced.
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Blodgett
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Stranley
Manchester
Marehis
Clark
Laconia
Concord
Smith
Keene
Alien
Ossipee
Samon expresses remorse after confessions in New Hampshire
In Laconia on December 4, Samon, after admitting the Ruddy family murder and the Ford killing, speaks with his wife for an hour and is deeply affected. He says he is sorry to his heart for his acts and recalls visions of the baby he held ready to strike. Mrs. Ruddy and others seek a meeting. fears linger he may harm himself. Mrs. Lainon dismisses any insanity plea, while Mr. Ruddy shows signs of improvement.
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N. H
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Mr. Ruddy
Troy official doubts New York Central withdrawal plan
A Troy and Boston railroad official says he cannot believe New York Central will withdraw freight and through passenger traffic from the Troy and Boston road. He notes a March 1 tunnel line freight cut and January 1 Wagner car removal, but expects no disruption beyond tunnel line issues and cites Central's antagonism toward Fitchburg over Erie West Shore links.
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Troy and Boston Railroad
New York
Fitchburg Road
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West Shore Road
Mes Cable Readings At Chickering Hall In New York
George W. Cable delivered the third reading at Chickering Hall on a Tuesday evening before a large audience of literary and social notables. He read selections from his novel Pr Sevier, now appearing in the Century Magazine, with strong Creole dialect but weakened Irish dialect. He praised the wartime sections featuring Narcisse and the departure to war, and included Creole and negro songs sung well.
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Chickering Hall
Sevier
Century Magazine
Narcisse
Cable
City of Alexandria carries Spanish gold to New York
Havana dispatch reports the steamer City of Alexandria sailing for New York with 312600 in Spanish gold aboard. The treasury intendant orders annulment of a 356000 fine recently imposed on the American brig Clarabellc amid monetary dispute over Spanish gold shipments.
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Havana
City of Alexandria
New York
Intendant of the Treasury
Clarabellc
Foreign Relations and Trade Policy Abridged Message
The message reviews U S relations with many nations and outlines trade, naval, and postal recommendations. It covers fisheries rights, pauper immigration, treaties, and surveys with Mexico Italy and Bulgaria, plus reactions to Cuba Spain and China. It also notes finances and tariff discussions and calls for commissions on fisheries and indemnities.
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Congress of the United Ctties
Argentine Republic
Austria
Belgium
Brazil
Denmark
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Maly
Santo Domingo
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Norway
Central America
Servia
Roumania
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Corea Nui Madagascar
Mexico
Spain
Washington
Spanish West Indies
United States
Tijeev
Hawaii
Senate
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Antilles
Treasury Report Seeks Bond Redemption and Silver Coin Suspension
The secretary of the treasury presents a detailed annual report to Congress, noting revenues for the year ending June 30, 1883, the surplus after expenditures, and projections for 1885. It analyzes silver coinage, gold coinage, banking circulation, customs simplifications, and tax reductions, with recommendations to suspend further silver coinage, revise customs districts, and remove bank circulation taxes while paying down the public debt.
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Bank Director Says Exchange Bank Solvent Crisis Hidden
Montreal December meeting of Exchange Bank shareholders reveals director FE K Greeve says the bank is hopelessly insolvent due to President Thomas Craig conducting undisclosed transactions and possibly absconding.
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Montreal
Dec
The
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FE. K. Greeve
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Democratic sweep in New Haven town elections
Ne w Haven voters chose a democratic town agent town clerk and treasurer by about 1000 votes on election day. Democrats won twenty eight councilmen eight aldermen and the four republican councilmen gained one seat.
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New Haven
Conn
Personal notes round the world and local life
It is said Mr Bailey of Belfast Maine refused 4000 for his gelding George. Hendricks of Indiana plans a winter in Europe with his wife. F M Adams, veteran messenger, is seriously ill in Highlands. Samuel Mackey of New South Wales owns the largest farm in the world, spanning 700 miles and 5,000,000 acres. Rev J Mariner of Lynn ill with paralysis and speech loss. The golden wedding of Rev John Alden and wife at Central Baptist Providence attracts western Massachusetts interest. Catatonia passenger list from Liverpool and Queenstown includes many named travelers and 12 intermediate and 94 steerage passengers.
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Belfast
George
Hendricks
Indiana
Europe
F. M. Adams
Superior Court
Highlands
Samuel Mackey
New South Wales
Rev
J. Mariner
High Street Baptist Church
Lynn
John Alden
Central Baptist Church
Providence
Massachusetts
Alden
Old Franklin Academy
Shelburne Falls
Catatonia
Cottier
Liverpool
Queenstown
A. P. Appleton
Alfred Birch
Arthur Birch
D. Thurroughs
A. W. Elson
A. L. Faulkner
Helen Harland
Mabel Herford
New England Items and Local Incidents
Fred Humphrey aged 14 of Windsor died drowning while skating on a mill pond. Stephen Somers about 20 of Eastport Mo was knocked down near the cemetery and robbed of his watch and $20. A Harris was arrested on suspicion. W S Nickerson was arrested in Bangor for abducting infant child of Etta Jones last year claiming paternity. The child has not been seen though Nickerson presented a child recently. she denies it.
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Fred Humphrey
Windsor
Stephen Somers
Eastport
Harris
W. S. Nickerson
Bangor
Etta Jones
Nickerson
Cambridge Election Returns Show Fox Re elected Mayor
In Cambridge the total vote rose by about six hundred from last year and James A. Fox was re elected mayor with Charles J. McIntire trailing by a large margin. The aldermanic slate mostly elected, opposition gains Lombard and Cogan, board evenly split five Republicans and five Democrats, liquor question favored license.
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Cambridge
James A. Fox
Charles J. McIntire
Fox
Wells
Coveney
Lombard
Cogan
Board of Aldermen
John Mecsorley
Noos
Arrests and Accidents Show City Crime and Mishap
A string of incidents across Charlestown and Boston includes Julia Murphy burned by a stove in Lynde Street and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Pickpocket Thomas Murphy from South Boston arrested for larceny at Washington Street stores. Philip J. Kelly treated at MGH after a gang assault on Endicott Street. Joshua Wiggins knocked down and run over near Sadbury and Court Streets. Seven year old John Holt killed by a falling sled on Page's wharf. Additional reports of pickpocket Abram Smolinski and coat theft at Young's Hotel. Kedward McCann accused of highway robbery. watch recovered. Joseph Silva attempts to pass counterfeit note on Hanover Street. Fire alarm at Maverick Street shows minor oven fire. damage described as bad.
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Julia Murphy
Lynde Street
Charlestown
Massachusetts General Hospital
Thomas Murphy
Boston
James Scott & Co
Washington Street
Murphy
Philip J. Kelly
Endicott Street
Joshua D. Wiggins
Sadbury
Court Streets
Somerville
John Holt
Fitts Street
Page’s Wharf
Abram Smolinski
Sater Pune
Jordan, Marsh &4Co
Henry Seldon
G. M. Comings
Young’s Hotel
Tts
Kedward McCann
Jeremiah Mahoney
Whitlers Alley
Joseph Silva
Mark Levi
Hanover Street
United States
Lee
Whiting
William S. Pratt
Maverick Street
East
Boston Oratorio Society Performs The Creation at Music Hall
Last night at Music Hall the Boston Oratorio Society presented Haydns The Creation with soloists Mr Adams Mrs Knowles and Mr Babcock under conductor M J G Lennon. The chorus was small and fresh but uneven in balance with some hesitations and uneven basses. The best chorus work came in The heavens are telling the Glory of God. Adams drew praise for his refined singing though he showed occasional hoarseness. Knowles faltered on tuning and Verduré clad while On Mighty Pens proved too difficult. Babcock varied in quality though Softly Purling pleased, the orchestra did well and Lennon led quietly. Overall it was one of the best Roberts concerts.
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Randall
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Naval Affairs
Gen. Rosecrans
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March
Tecker
Ways and Means
Carisie
Senate
Wilson
Iowa
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Sherman
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Supreme Court
Beck
Hoar
Kaos
Fors
Bureau of the Comptroller of the Currency
Wich
Roberts
Haydn
Music Hall
Boston Oratorio Society
H. F. Knowles
Cbs
R. Adams
D. M. Babcock
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Adams
Lennon
Salem Civil Court Delays Ruth M Fstes Suit
The superior civil court sat at Salem with Judge Blodgett presiding. Ruth M. Fstes vs city of Salem was continued as plaintiff serves a sentence for incendiarism. 224 jury cases and 53 court cases listed. Charles Harriman, known as the Boston beggar, charged in Lynn with vagrancy after forging papers. pleaded guilty and held at 100 dollars until tomorrow.
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Massachusetts Temperance Alliance to Meet in Wesleyan Building
The executive committee will convene in room 6 at the Wesleyan building on Wednesday December 6 at 11 AM A second grand ball hosted by Brown Durrell Co employees will be held at Berkeley hall on Friday evening December 7.
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Malden Elects L. L. Fuller Mayor in Tight 22-Vote Win
In a tight Malden election on Tuesday, L. L. Fuller defeats rival Sleeper by 22 votes to become mayor. Alfred E. Cox wins alderman at large by 54 votes over incumbent Faulkner. Ward results elect ward officials and school committee members. Fuller, a Democrat born in Readfield Maine, is a contractor who has long served Malden, including time on the water board and as ward 5 alderman.
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L. L. Fuller
Malden
Sleeper
Alfred E. Cox
Benjamin Faulkner
S.C. Jones
C. A. Perkins
G. W. Lewis
Walter B. Downs
G. H. Hitchings
James Long
C. J. Farmer
J. W. Lyons
Michael Reed
J. J. Barron
A. P. Moore
Wob. Hawley
L. Bh. Rankin
James Chisholm
E. R. Amerige
Dana Holden
J. Frank Vaughn
James Fitzpatrick
A. E. Bliss
W. R. Whitney
G. C. Eaton
George Tufts
C. H. Hyde
A. C. Peterson
A. Jd. Wells
W. H. Homans
H. H. Cummings
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Somerville Mayor Cummings Re-Elected In Light Vote
Somerville voters kept the peace in a quiet municipal election with Mayor Cummings winning a fourth term as he faced no opponent. The ballot shows a light turnout, with ward results naming aldermen and council candidates, including several elected independents, and a large majority against license. Ward and school committee selections are listed along with ward officers and license vote tallies.
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Cummings
Somerville
Richard T. Blackwell
Albert M. Hobinson
Geo. J. Emeryson
Jeubert C. Hall
Samuel W. Holt
Re election of Mayor Strahan No License by 4 Majority
The Chelsea election produced a strong Strahan win by 953 in a quiet race with three tickets the regular republican regular democratic and citizens league. Merritt Democrat defeated Bassett Republican for ward 2 council seat while Aldermen were elected Hall Kh Montgomery Plummer Baker Rich Merriana Miller Pratt. Ward 1 councilmen Drake Harding Collier Murrey Dyke and Ward 2 councilmen King Roberts Bostwick French Merritt.
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Strahan
Chelsea
Citizens’ League
Marcus M. Merritt
Ward
Abbor Bassett
Ao Oo
John C. Hall
Jabez Kh. Montgomery
John M. Plummer
Jasones Baker
Obadiah Rich, Jr
Charles A. Merriana
Lyman M. Miller
Charles H. Pratt
Willard K. Drake
George B. Flarding
Abram *. Collier
Richard Murrey
George F. Dyke
Thomas King
Charles G. Roberts
Seymour A. Bostwick
Limer A. French
Advertising Rates in Boston Post Listing Prices
The Boston Post announces rates for advertising across pages and sections. Rates include general advertising at 1 cent per line per insertion, special notices and second-page ads, new ads at 12 1/2 cents per line, and entertainment blocks at 1 dollar per square first insertion with 75 cents for continuance. Local notices priced at 50 cents per line, with postings on the Boston Weekly Post at 12 1/2 cents per line.
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Ward and school board results with license count
Ward 3 lists John C Loud John F Dinnin James Walker Jr Arthur B Champlin Edward H Knight. Ward 4 lists Eugene F Endicott Charles A Stone Frank A Magee Hermann W Pratt George H Denham. School committee elected by wards: Ward 1 John Q Adams Ward 2 Joseph K Whipple 5 years Ward 3 William Hart 3 years Ward 4 Eugene Milliken 5 years James Tent 1 year. License vote: No lids yes 1148.
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John C. Loud
John F. Dinnin
James Walker, Jr
Arthur B. Champlin
Edward H. Knight
Eugene F. Endicott
Charles A. Stone
Frank A. Magee
Hermann W. Pratt
George H. Denham
John Q. Adams
Joseph K. Whipple
William
Hart
Eugene Milliken
James ‘Tent
Citizens Movement Wins Newton Mayor Race in Local Victory
The Citizens Movement in Newtonville celebrates a mayoral victory with strong turnout and cheers at Tremont hall. Voters chose Kilison over Ellison by 114 votes amid allied Republican support and opposition to third terms and newspaper influence.
Taunton Mayor-Election Sees Prohibitionist Rejection
In Taunton on December 4, the anti license side collapsed as 1,976 voted for license and 1,050 for prohibition. Independent Charles F. Hanson wins the mayoralty. Aldermen split 4 Republicans and 4 Democrats. council totals 12 each. Six aldermen favor license, two favor prohibition. School committee includes Rev. Learayd and Rev. Walcott among others.
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Taunton
Charles F. Hanson
James H. Bosworth
Everett D. Godfrey
Benjamin Morris
Arthur M. Alger
Alexander H. Williams
J. &. Wilbur
Joseph 8
Citizens' Ticket Re-elected and Prohibitionists Defeated
Firemeure Dec. 4 Citizens' ticket swept to victory with mayor and aldermen elected. Mayor Davis 1515 to 607 for Jabez Wisher, Prohibitionist. Councilmen and school committee chosen. liquor licensing approved 979 to 856.
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Firemeure
Davis
Jabez Wisher
Henry O. Putnam
Gev. FE. Waite
Crardper Farrar
Jovi Burney
Joel Joel
H.G. Moore
Joan W. Walsh
Edward P. Downe
Charles F. Reker
Stillman Haynes
Edward Lennon
B. H. Flaherty
Geo. W. Luke
J. F. Rattles
James Pearce
B. W. Blood
A. H L. Proctor
John Parkhill
J. H. Daniels
Uriah J. Cleveland
G. H W. Spencer
Wm. A. Macurdan
M. Parker
John H. Parker
Charles H. Glazier
M. A. Holton
H. M. Kendall
Henry NeGrath
Henry Concannon
Non Partisan Contest Chooses Haverull Mayor and Licenses
In Haverull on December 4 C H Weeks, the peoples candidate, is elected mayor with 1503 votes, defeating J H Sheldon 1000 and Moses How 523. Aldermen elected include Lorenzo Frost and others. Councilmen list and school committee named. The liquor vote ends with 1234 no and 155? yes, adopting a five license two prohibition stance.
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Haverull
C. H. Weeks
Peoples
J. H. Sheldon
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Moses How
Lorenzo Frost
Wm. F. Endicott
Wm. W. Sprague
F. F. Abbott
J. A
W. A. Killam
John A. Gale
Border City Votes Republican License in Falls River
In Falls River on December 4, lawyer Miltos Ateed is mayor elect by a narrow margin of 254. Reed leads Republicans 3,577 to Tootlie's 3,123. Liquor license passes 3,005 to 2,465. School committee members elected include Wm. G. Bennett, Patrick J. Horley, and H. A. Dubuque for three years, with Spencer Borden winning a one year seat.
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Man
Reed
Tootlie
Wm. G. Bennett
Patrick J. Horley
H. A. Dubuque
Spencer Borden
Mayor Monson Re-elected by Plurality Vote
In Gloucester Massachusetts on December 4 W H Monson third the Republican nominee won re election with 872 votes while David J Robinson Prohibitory Republican had 635 454 for Daniel D Saunders Democrat and 282 for Wm Williams Independent Greenback Wm H Jordan Wm A Pew and Levi Saunders were also reelected to three year terms on the school committee The aldermen on the current board were reelected and the license vote stood Yes 542 No 0
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David J. Robinson
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Republican Defeat and Liquor License Vote Result
Defection of Republicans at the last hour swung the election to Democrat Jas. E. Delaney by a 125 vote plurality. Democrats win four aldermen to Republicans three. The liquor question supports licensing the sale of liquor.
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Mayor Phillips Re elected as Springfield votes to prohibit liquor
Springfield reports Mayor Phillips a Republican winner over Bielock the Democratic and citizen's candidate. City voters approve liquor prohibition by a 204 vote margin amid opposition from the Springfield Republican and old-line Republicans.
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Prohibition Victory in Brockton and Northampton Mayors
Brockton Massachusetts voters chose ex mayor Keith over Mayor Packard with Keith gaining a 645 majority in the mayoral race and a prohibitory license vote of yes 1199 no 1505. Northampton elected B E Cook Jr as first mayor by 35 votes, with city clerk and treasurer chosen without opposition, and the Democrats holding the mayor and two aldermen. Lawrence elected John Breen as mayor by 450 majority with Democrats controlling the board of six aldermen and a license vote of 2285 in favor.
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John Breen
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Obituaries Remember Noted Politician and Local Merchants
Thomas Knowles MP for Wigan has died. J Eliot Bond, longtime carpet dealer on Washington Street, died at his Howe Street home in Somerville after a long Boston presence and Masonic activity. George R Minot of Minot Hooper Co. dry goods, Kingston Street, died suddenly at Jamaica Plain residence aged 70, leaving two grown children after 44 years with the firm.
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Look Out for Fraucis in Coded Labels Warning
Citizen notice warns that genuine Rough on Coins product is made only by BK and Wells, proprietor of hon Rats. It claims labels show a laughing face of a man, with reference to Lo and 25c bottles.
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Jas. F. Wilkinson
George W. Gale
P. A. Lindsey
Stephen Toe
John WJ Coey
M. EL. Sideout
James Ho Wells
W. W. Thompson
Joun Stone
GON Gso
Fos
Sgeremiah Murphy
Charles A. Austin
William E. Russell
Garret E. Nagle
F. Tweed
KH. B. Malley
M. D. Church
W. A. Start
Michael Corcoran
Andrew J Green
Chas. H. Hunnewell
Mason Davis
George L. Mitchell
Joseph Whittemore
William E. Hutchins
David F. Burns
Charles
Elbridge Stevens
George A Sawyer
Timothy McCarty
Liek
Roberts Lyceum
Imaxor
J. ix. C.sleeper
AR Cox
Benj. Faulkner
A. H. Yeomans
John M. Devil
J. M. Russell
George T. Coverly
Richard Rich, Jr
F M Clark
J. C. Hiltz
A. A. Knights
J. B. Foster
W. F. Hackett
W. H. Murphy
T. F. Powell
James Bartlett
O. Holmes
J. C. Taylor
K. J. Stevens
George T. Bailey
George W. Barrett
James Pierce
Frank Silliman
Cats Sprague
J. Tyler Shackford
John A. Cummings
Levi F. S. Davis
Nathan A. Fitch
Fiz
Spinuel G. A. Trycross
Franklin R. Perry
Wis
Albion A. Perry
Hiram DD. Smith
Irvin J. Russell
Ces
Daniel II
Heywood
Moses G. Steele
Frank A. Titus
Elbridge G. Park
John Manning
Dana W. Bennett
Charles A. Woodbury
Patrick J. White
Josiah B. Mathew
John F. Kemtard
Peniel C. Stillson
Harrison Aldrich
Israel C Earle
Herbert ©. Hall
Albert M. Robinson
George R Emerson
Horace C. White
Cornelia B. Skinner
Quincey A. Dickerman
Hi. P. Makechnie
Martin W. Carr
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George W. Bartlett
W. Coburn
C. W. Eldridge
N. Cutler
Joshua E. Eldredge
George A. Pratt
John E. Flili
James McBay
Frank Hamblin
Charles H. Sanborn
Gardner W. King
Cuelsha
Ieask
Thomas Strahan
Edwin C. Barnes
Newton
Citizens’ Movement Victorianus
Hibuball
Citizens’ Movement
Tremont Hall
Newtonville
Citizens Movement
Kilison Personiwey
Boston Herald
Vussifer
Aguimet
Ellison
Bk. I. Pierce
Newtonville Square
J. W. Kimball
W. P. Ellison
Algermen
H. Ek. Cobb
B.S. Grant
Fohn W. Carter
Noah W. Farley
George Pettee
Dwight Chester
John
Henry
Willard G. Brackett
James Eggleston
P.C. Bridgham
Albert F. Upton
Georged. Dix
J. H. Nickerson
George M. Fiske
Winthrop B. Atherton
Eben Thompson
G. L. Snow
G. W. Chamberlain
C. F. Ford
E. E. Moody
A. J. Grover
W. T. Lyon
E. M. Billings
Philip Bagley
5. M. Jackson
J. EH. Warner
A. Byfield
A. Wetherbee
Taunton, Good Lord
Fecchburg
Pall River
Holyoke
Springefield
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