Speakership Toward Barrett Brackett Rivalry Dominates Boston
Amid hotel and club bustle in Boston yesterday, Barrett and Brackett factions jockeyed for influence as Willard Howland leads a Barrett campaign committee. Wardwell and Woodwell camps counter with planned organizing, while hotel notices list society events and legal matters from supreme to superior courts.
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Willard Howland
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Brackett
Mr. Brackett
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Woodwell
Chelsea
H. Powers
Hyde Park
Henry
Dewey
Boston
John W. Kimball
Fitchburg
Thomas E. Barker
Maiden
E. B. Glasgow
Worcester
Gorham D. Gilman
Newton
Mayoralty Candidates Rally Critiques at Horticultural Hall
A small Galvin rally in Horticultural Hall heard Boston Democrats frame Mayor Hart as failing on reform promises. Speakers attacked his debt growth and tax strategy while backing Galvin, urging voters to elect a administration they deem honest and efficient.
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Horticultural Hall
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Charles J. Bateman
W. B. McClellan
John J. McGeough
J. W. Mitchell
Max Fischacher
Harvey N. Collison
John J. McDonough
W. 8. McNary
Thomas J. Monahan
W. N. Osgood
Edward J. Flynn
T. J. Monahan
William B. McClellan
Democratic Party
William N. Osgood
Hart
John H. McDonough
Dayton
Boston
McDonough
Wild
Woolly West
Pillsbury
Jir. Galvin
William B. McClillin
Dir
Owkin A. Galvin
Rally of Ward Twenty Republicans in Dorchester
A few hundred Ward 20 residents gathered in a former Dorchester church at Vine and Dudley to back Mayor Hart for re election. Speakers urged honesty and economy, read Hart’s letter, and warned against Democratic candidates amid a campaign focused on clean city government and civil service reform.
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Vine and
Dudley Streets
Dorchester
Hart
Arthur ©. Wiggin
Boston
John L. Swift
William E. Speare
South Boston Republicans Rally for Hart Noyes in 1889
A large South Boston rally at Gray's Hall featured Dr. A H Wilson and ex-Governor John D Long praising Thomas N. Hart's city administration. Speakers urged volunteers to canvass on Dec. 10, endorsed Noyes for alderman, and defended Hart's reform efforts amid political attacks. A letter from Mayor Hart urged support for honest, economical city government.
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South Boston
Noyes
Board of Aldermen
John D. Long
Boston
Hart
George A. Marden
Algonquin Club
Charles J. Noyes
Michigan
Ananias
Republican Party
Beaford Street
Yeu
Thomas N. Harr
John L. Swift
Designation of City Council Candidate Ballot Names Ruling
The ballot arbitration committee met at City Halls and ruled party names for Ward 7 8 13 council candidates. It upheld caucus nominees in Ward 12 and overruled Councilman Jenkins protest. Republicans’ challenge to certain names was decided in favor of the nominees.
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Ward
James McCloskey
Michael J. Morrison
Edward P. Clark
J D
John Feeley
J. D
John Brown
W. v
Matthias J. Lambert
I. D
Gustaf Miller
L. D
Patrick O'Doherty
Frank J. Reddican
Ward 13
Fauick J. Murray
Andrew D
William H. Woods
J. Quinn
Thomas F. Kelly
Michael V. Maloney
McClellan Democrat
W. D
Workingman
Democrat
Jenkins
E. J. Jenkins
Cornelius
Desmond
John Uinn
Nominees Chosen in Ward 18 Without Republican Filings
The Republican committee in Ward 18 settled in favor of the nominees since no Republican candidates filed. Nominees will run as Republicans though nominated by an assembly that praised Owen A. Galvin for mayor.
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Republican Committee
Owen A. Galvin
Democratic Aldermen Nine District Hold Second Ballot Conference
A second Democratic aldermanic candidates conference in the ninth district ended without agreement after talks at city headquarters. Duggan offered to withdraw to avoid a Republican win, Kelly followed, McNamara suggested drawing lots, Maguire refused, and Regan declared he would seek the regular nomination.
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Duggan
Kelly
McNamara
P. J. Maguire
Martin Regan
Maguire
Liberal School Ticket Endorsed In City Campaign
Mrs Edna D Cheney presided over a conference of the School Suffrage Association and Public School Union executive boards held yesterday to form a liberal school ticket. Democratic candidates Mrs Isabella S Barrows and Mr James S Murphy were endorsed and a committee was appointed to issue statements on other candidates.
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Edna D. Cheney
School Suffrage Association
Public School Union
Isabella S. Barrows
James S. Murphy
Mr. Bernard Gorman Sees Strong Ward 11 Prospects
Friends of Bernard Gorman Democratic candidate for Ward 11 Common Council met at Parker House to discuss election prospects, which were agreed to be favorable. Gorman has long been associated with Parker House and is popular locally.
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Gorman
Bernard Gorman
Common Council
Parker House
Candidates Withdrawn From City Alderman and Council Races
James E Fitzgerald withdraws from Alderman in the first district Francis Macaire withdraws from Alderman in the third district Maurice J Sullivan withdraws from Common Council Ward 16 These are the only withdrawals among nominations already filed at City Hall.
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James E. Fitzgerald
Francis Macaire
Maurice J. Sullivan
City Hall
Reception for James L Gordon at Y M C A
Notes mention a reception this evening at the Y M C A for James L Gordon the new general secretary. The Olympic dramatic company presented Our Boys at the B Y M C Union last night. An Irish language class session will be held at 19 Essex street at 7 40 PM for free instruction. The New England Helping Hand Society fair at Horticultural Hall reports strong sales of useful articles aiding charity.
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Y. M. C. Association
James L. Gordon
Olympic Dramatic Company
B. Y. M. C. Union
Philo- Celtic Society
Essex Street
New England
Horticultural Hall
Christmas cards for state hospitals seek new donations
The Hospital Newspaper Society invites old Christmas cards for distribution in state public institutions. Last year they sent 8500 cards to fifty institutions including twenty county almshouses, ensuring each inmate received a card. They seek more county almshouses and request cards promptly to 64 Beacon Street.
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Hospital
Beacon Street
Executive council nominates new state and local judges
The governor proposed George W. Johnson of North Brookfield for the State Board of Lunacy and Charities replacing Charles A. Denny who resigned. H. W. Bosworth is named justice of the Springfield Police Court replacing Judge Olls who resigned. Charles L. Long of Springfield is appointed special justice replacing Bosworth.
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George W. Johnson
North Brookfield
State Board of Lunacy and Charities
Charles A. Denny
H. W. Bosworth
Springfield
Olls
Charles L. Long
Bosworth
Cambridge Grade Crossings and Bridge Safety Critique
Davin Macron argues against new grade crossing plans in Cambridge while urging immediate safety for bridges over roads near cities. He notes the danger to horses under bridges from passing trains and proposes a simple automatic warning system to alert drivers and riders.
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Cambridge
Boston
Davin Macron
Sleeplessness Advice Endorses Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Dr. C. R. Dake of Belleville reports that Horsford's Acid Phosphate alone can produce a sweet natural sleep in insomnia due to brain overwork, common among active professionals and businessmen.
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Horsford
C. R. Dake
Belleville, Tr
Dinner to the Harvard Eleven at Parker House
A complimentary dinner for the Harvard eleven will be served at 7 30 this evening at the Parker House. Over 200 signed up for an enthusiastic event with Hon William E Russell to open the athletic discussion. Samuel Winslow and other graduates and undergraduates attend while Samuel Dexter 90 of Chicago presides and N H Rand 88 acts as toastmaster. Baldwin's Cadet Band provides music.
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Harvard
Parker House
William E. Russell
Samuel E. Winslow
Samuel Dexter
Chicago
N. H. Rand
Baldwin
Santa Claus Coming to Warren's Holiday Sale
Holiday announcement from Warren's at 336 Washington Street invites readers to buy presents for friends to honor Santa Claus with gift options and seasonal cheer.
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Santa Claus
Warren
Washington Street
Tobacco dampening jars advertised for gentlemen smokers
An advertisement on the first page promotes tobacco dampening jars by Joseph Engel at 7 School Street. The jars keep tobacco moist by a wet sponge at the top and hold it in good condition for at least several weeks.
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Joseph Engel
Probate Court Records Reveal Wills and Administrations Across Norfolk County
Norfolk Probate Court docket lists wills admitted for Nathaniel Noyes Dedham Francis M Baker executor bond 10000 and Mary Haynes Cambridge A B Clatlin executor bond 10000. It notes bequests to churches societies libraries and lodges in Foxboro Cambridgeport and surrounding towns plus numerous administrations and trustee appointments with bonds up to 150 000 and several estate appraisals and guardianships.
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Dedham
White
J. Wills
Nathaniel Noyes
Francis M. Baker
Mary Haynes
Cambridge
A. B. Clatlin
Cottage Street
Cambridgeport
William Carpenter
Foxoro
William Harrison Carpenter
Hannah D. Carpenter
First Baptist Church
Foxboro
Baptist Home Missionary Society
Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
St. Alban’s Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons
Boyden
Kinsman Chamberlain
Weymouth
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Chamberlain
Thomas Quinlan
Brookline
Johanna, Murphy
Katherine Murphy
Jedediah
A. Southworth
Stoughton
Elmer H. Southworth
James, Billings
Canton
Lydia A. Billings
Bond
Nathaniel Minot
Dorchester
Robert 5. Minot
George W. Talbot
Jabez Talbot
Samuel B. Pond
Norwood
Wiliam H. Pond
Augusta Shurtleff
Helen Francis
Isabella Coolidge
Amuel Shurtleff
Michael W. Quinlan
Mary Maher
Bond, CO
James Mitchell
Henry D. Kingsbury
Arthur M. Sumner
Frederic E. Dupee
Norfolk
John &. May
John H. Storer
R. M. Bradley
Hepzibah Newhall
Ellen L. Joy
Eri
Joy
la Forest Marcellus Smith
Hyde Park
Mary E
Ida Grace Gates
Nathaniel R. Ells
Lude Hawes
William L Bowditch
George Griggs
William J. Bowditch
Alfred Ellis
Final Accounts and Administrators In Probate Notices
The document lists final accounts for estates and guardianships including Amos W. Stetson executor for James P. Thorndike estate in Braintree and Enos H. Tucker for Julia Staples of Needham. Also George E. Fairbanks guardian of Lizzie E Carrie E and Edith M Fairbanks Weymouth. Wales Tucker estate Randolph. Ellen J. Dee executrix Eliza A. Dee Quincy. Acceptance of appointments filed by Lydia Thayer Medway Ellen E. Billings Foxboro Michael Kelley Brookline.
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Elleng A. Hulett
Amos W. Stetson
James P. Thorndike
Braintree
Enos H. Tucker
Julia Staples
Needham
George E. Fairbanks
Lizzie E
Carrie E
Edith M. Fairbanks
Weymouth
Mass
Sara. E. Woodworth
Gustavus D. Parker
Wales Tucker
Randolph
Ellen J. Dee
Eliza A. Dee
Quincy
Lydia
Thayer
Addison P. Thayer
Medway
Ellen E. Billings
Amherst W. Billings
Foxboro
Michael Kelley
Ann Kelley
Brookline
Insolvency Court Proceedings in Medham Dec 4
In the insolvency docket for Medham Sorfells County on December 4, multiple debtors appeared. Glover of Quincy, Tasker of Hyde Park, and Chase & Co. of Dedham received adjourned or continued hearings, with assignees appointed for Hill of Edham and Rice of Quincy. Wadleigh and Sawyer were named assignees as hearings progressed.
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Ebenezer B. Glover
Quincy
Thomas J. Tasker
Hyde Park
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Dedham
C. Sullivan
Dover
Robert Kent
Horace S. Sheppard
Sharon
Don Gleason Hill
Edham
F. White
Stoughton
Dewson, Williams & Co
William B. Rice
George M. Sawyer
W. O. Delano
William Y. Wadleigh
Boston
W. F. Johnson & Co
Charles S. Stowell
Weymouth
Liquor and peace cases in Middlesex Superior Court
In Middlesex County Superior Court three defendants receive penalties for liquor keeping and disturbing peace. Hart of Watertown faces a $100 fine plus costs and three months in the House of Correction. Maloney of Wakefield also charged with liquor keeping receives $100 and costs. O'Brien of Waltham is fined $10 and costs for disturbing peace. In Essex Supreme Judicial Court appeal over John W. Little’s will from Haverhill involves executor DeveEns and counsel Burley for the will, Moody for the appellant.
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J. Michael J. Hart
Watertown
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Waltham
Michael Maloney
Wakefield
Supreme Judicial Court
Essex County
Salem
DeveEns
Henry F. Merrill
Joseph F. Little
John W. Little
Haverhill
E. J. Burley
Moody & Bartlett
Municipal Court December session docket and crimes
In the criminal session Harpy, J. Eugene Reardon, Thomas Hyde and William O'Reilly were fined $10 and costs for larceny of 115 pounds of iron from the Boston Heating Company wharf. James Meyers was discharged after a continuance for larceny of a cloak, shawls and silk skirt. Edward Lynch’s robbery case stood to December 6 with $1500 bond. John Patterson received six months at the House of Correction for larceny of a half-dozen laws.
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Morrison
Hearn
Potter
Harpy
J. Eugene Reardon
Thomas Hyde
William O'Reilly
Boston Heating Company
James Meyers
Meyers
Edward Lynch
James Campbell
John Patterson
House of Correction
Notice of attorney admission for W Orison Underwood
District of Massachusetts Boston December 4 1889 notice is given that W Orison Underwood of Brookline has applied for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the U S Circuit Court Commissioner John G Stetson reports the application valid under court rules
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Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
W. Orison Underwood
Brookline
John G. Stetson
U. S. Circuit Court
Fire arson trial in Cambridge for Carter house burn
George T. Smith Samuel P. Smith and Arthur Kendall faced arson charges in East Cambridge Superior Criminal Court over a November 9 1888 blaze at John R. Carter of Woburn. Kendall fled to Canada. defendants argued to quash but indictment stood. Evidence included fire policy payments and alibis. Case continued to morning.
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Samuel P. Smith
Arthur Kendall
John R. Carter
Woburn
Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
Kendall
Canada
Smith Brothers
Edward Avery
M. & Allen
Stevens
George Hi. Brown
Lexington
Smith
John Curran
Boston
Harvard Index 1889 90 Issued With Expanded Sports Details
The Harvard Index for 1889 90 will be issued today and modeled on last year’s edition with increased size. It includes detailed athletic information with scores from 92 baseball and football games and concise field athletics and university baseball records. Many addresses are incorrect due to late publication of the official directory.
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Harvard
Warm Alaska Seals Sold by Edward Kakas & Sons
Edward Kakas & Sons of 404 Washington Street sell seal garments from Alaska. The notice lists warming items and related merchandise for sale by the firm.
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Wrarking
Alaska Seal Arments
Edward Kakas & Sons
Provincial Congress Paper Read by W W Wheildon
W W Wheildon presented a paper before the Historic Genealogical Society discussing the Provincial Congress. The talk covered colonial assembly structures, legislative acts, and notable figures shaping early self governance.
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W.W. Wheildon
Historic Genealogical Society
Resolutions Honor Warren B. Potter Of Mass College Of Pharmacy
At a December 3 1889 board meeting of the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy trustees unanimous resolutions praised Warren B Potter as a valued friend and co trustee. The note expresses sympathy to his family and records that trustees will attend his funeral in a body.
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Board of Trustees
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Warren B. Potter
Charles Macintosh Coats Sell at Low Prices by Simmons
G. W. Simmons & Co. advertise genuine Charles Macintosh coats as novelties this year and offer them at very low prices to attract buyers.
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G. W. Simmons & Co
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