Truth Will Out Trickey McHenry Affair Dropped
Hilliard says Trickey McHenry Globe case will surface in the Borden murder saga. He notes Trickey’s death may delay related proceedings but predicts McHenry will be vindicated and cleared by the public and press. The marshal asserts McHenry’s integrity and dedication to duty in the Globe matter.
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Fatt River
Post
Trickey-McHenry- Globe
Marshal Hilliard
Trickey
Borden
Miss Borden
Globe
McHenry
Fall River Trial Move Favored by Economy and Convenience
The News argues Fall River has the strongest claim for the trial location on economic grounds and local convenience, noting the defence seeks an immediate trial and that much government witness testimony could be contradicted. It also reports John V Morse leaving for Town tonight with bondsmen’s consent and updates on Emma and Lisi Borden’s health and distress.
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Fall, River
Fall River
John V. Morse
Emma Borden
Taunton
Lisi Borden
Nicotine Poisoned Merchant Found Dead in TivusvinLe
Lehman Uhlmann a leading dry goods merchant in TivusvinLe Penn died at his home this morning from a gunshot wound to the temple. His wife found him on a parlor sofa with a revolver on his shoulder. Blood pooled on the carpet. He was about 45, leaves a wife and a 2 year old son. He had suffered nicotine poisoning for months and doctors declared it incurable.
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TivusvinLe
Penn
Lehman Uhlmann
Pure California Wines Advertises Low Priced Assortments
An old classifieds notice from Blanchard & Farrar offers assorted wines at $1 per gallon. The listing mentions four bottles and indicates locations at 4 to 17 Dock Square and 31 Fanuil Hall SE.
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Blanchard & Farrar
Dock Sq
Fancuil Hall
Corbett and Lannan Spar Dispute Over Boston Benefit
The aged boxing dispute centers on Jim Corbett failing to honor a Boston sparring benefit contract with Joe Lannan. Corbett explains finger injuries and a doctor’s certificate forced breakup of engagements at Williamsburg and New York, while Lannan and promoter Billy Mahoney claim breach and financial losses from ticket sales.
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Jim
Corbett
Joe
Pais
Lannan
Coleman House
New York
Jack
Williamsburg
N. Y
Opera House
Boston
Corbet
World Building
Creed
Grand Opera House
John L. Low
Joe Lannan
Lannon
Garden
Philadelphia
Billy Mahoney
Lagrange Street
U Lannan
Music Hall
Lannnan
the Reynolds
John B. Fitzpatrick
Mahoney
Bazaar at Music Hall Celebrates Comfort and Beauty
A bustling bazaar at Music Hall drew large crowds yesterday and last night, showcasing flowers donated by Mrs. Oliver Ames and others. The event features many tables across Boston neighborhoods, including Dorchester Jamaica Plain East Boston Comforts for the sick and kitchen goods, with extensive volunteer leadership and art displays. A live program includes auction of autograph albums and authorial signatures, plus notices from the Teachers' Mutual Benefit Association and Masters' Association dining arrangements.
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Music Hall
Oliver Ames
Joseph White
Frederick Ames
Elijah Converse
Jack Gardner
French Sheldon
A. S. Tyndale
Whiton
Nikisch
Hamilton Place
Dorchester
Frederick W. D. May
Jamaica Plain
Robert M. Morse, Jr
East Boston
E. M. McPherson
Mary Hemenway
William Claflin
J. W. Andrews
Emily A. Fifield
Boston
William E. Russell
Mary E. Blake
C. M. Cleveland
Brighton
David Nevins
South End
James M. Gray
South Boston
C. Whiton-Stone
Edward Atherton
Mary A. Livermore
Caroline E. Hamblen
Charlestown
Charles E. Daniels
Roxbury
F. O. White
K. ©. Phelps
Walter Baker & Co
Belden Co
Horace G. Allen
W. H. Furber
Ross Turner
Henry Sandham
Edward Garett
W. L. Parker
Whitman
Miss Gould
Robbins
Arthur Nikiseh
Miss Stoughton
Pulsifer Deane
Myron W. Whitney
Mme
Edna Hall
Shuman
M. E. Blake
Christine Rosetta
Rudyard Kipling
T. B. Aldrich
E. Stedman
Oliver Wendell Holmes
George W.cable
John G. Whittier
Richard Harding Davis
Mary E. Wilkins
Sarah Orne Jewett
Annie M. Fields
Louise Chandler Moulton
Agnes Repplier
Henry O’meara
Daniel Webster
Boston Teachers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Teachers’ Mutual Benefit Association of
New York
D. B. Frisbee
Masters’ Association
Parkers
Bumstead E’all
Chelsea Election Sparks Nighttime Celebrations and Returns
Chelsea voters re elected Mayor A C Converse by a 214 majority amid a predominantly Republican Board of Aldermen. The no license outcome, announced around 12:30 a m, triggered a church bell response and gathered about fifty residents. Aldermen and councilmen races show varied party results with totals across wards and a license vote of 2181 yes 2581 no 200 majority.
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Chelsea
A. C. Converse
Board of Aldermen
Converse
City Hall
James Gould
Thomas Martin
Charles E. Bassett
George H. Carter
William R. Chipman
N. P
Charles A. Smith
Albert G. Wood
Ward
George Babson
N.P
Ford C. Baker
Fr Damrell
Isaac H. Pinkoffski
Edward F. Putnam
C. A. Sleuman
James G. Webber
Lizzie H. Cheney
Minnie L. Fenwick
Willian N. Jewell
Taunton Reelects Mayor Babbitt. License Vote Totals
Taunton results show Mayor Babbitt reelected with 1755 yes votes and 2024 no. Aldermen chosen across eight wards include R. E. Warner, Charles L. Godfrey, T. F. Hoye, W. R. Hodgman, C. L. Johnson, E. P. Padelford, A. N. Paull and W. H. Gaffney. School committee members for three years are Dr. J. W. Hey ward, Mrs. Emily J. Hall, and George F. Chase.
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Taunton
Babbitt
R. E. Warner
Charles L. Godfrey
T. F. Hoye
W. R. Hodgman
C. L. Johnson
E. P. Padelford
A. N. Paull
W. H. Gaffney
J. W. Heyward
Emily J. Hall
George F. Chase
Fitchburg mayoral race shapes up in party lines
In Fitchburg on December 6 the mayoral contest features Hayden for the License party, Holman for Democrats, Lowe for Republicans, and Walker as an independent Labor nominee. Hayden leads with 999 votes, followed by Lowe 1799, Holman 515, Walker 237. License measures approve 1747 to 1725. Common Council remains 12 Republicans, 8 Democrats. Aldermen and school committee all Republicans with a slate of elected officials listed.
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George W. Holman
Arthur H. Lowe
Citizens, Or License Party
Charles S. Hayden
Erastus J. Walker
Independent Labor
Hayden
Holman
Lowe
Walker
Common Council
Henry Thrasher
Edwin D. Works
Charles F Baker
Sidney Sibley
E. W. Brazier
Fk. A. Goodrich
Common
John Heagney
George Db. Whittemore
Thomas F. Kennedy
G. J. Comley
G. C. DeRivers
F. W. Works
Ernest N. Cummings
George J. Pethybridge
B. Marshall Pitts
Samuel Anderson
Ebenezer Bailey
William L. Sargent
F. Albert
H. Burgess
John W. Ogden
Albert B. Peck
M. J. Hogan
J. F. Kane
P. Bb. Kielty
John R. Smith
Boardman Parkhurst
Edward P. Downe
Charles H. Rice
J. Frank Fisher
Charles R. Smith
Mayor Peck Re-elected Amid Democratic Gains in Pittsfield
Pittsfield voters elected Mayor Peck to a second term as Democrats made notable gains in the city council. The December 6 election results show a shift toward the party across several wards, reflecting broader local political momentum.
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Peck
State election results and city council shifts listed
Vote totals show 3529 casting against 8701 in the state election. Jabez L. Peck re elected Mayor over Oliver W. Robbins by 1831 to 1626. Board of Aldermen now four Republicans and three Democrats. Common Council eight Democrats and six Republicans, giving Democrats a joint ballot majority. Aldermen names include Rosenwein, Simon, Feeley, Reed, Rice, Parker, Lawrence. Common Council names include Warner, Cullen, Root, Murphy, Jordan, Doyle, Schurmeyer. Republicans re elected five school committeemen. overall board composition unchanged.
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Jabez L. Peck
Oliver W. Robbins
David Rosenwein
L. B. Simon
John A. Feeley
F. F. Reed, Jr
A. H. Rice
A. M. Parker
E. T. Lawrence
Common Council
John Warner
Frederick FE. H. Cullen
J. N. Root
J. E. Murphy
Freeman Jordan
A. J. Doyle
Augustus Schurmeyer
Chicopee Election Reverses in Hot Mayor Race
In Chicopee on December 6 H H Harris wins the mayoralty over Mellen by 61 votes amid a strong Republican showing. No-license passes by 271. Republicans sweep aldermen and several council seats. Democrats hold a minority on the board with a largely new makeup.
Marlboro Election Yields Big License Vote Amid Tight Races
Marlboro voters chose John O'Connell for mayor by a 1,187 margin amid a party split council with four Democrats and three Republicans on the upper chamber and ten Democrats to four Republicans on the lower. The school panel remains unchanged and the superintendent deadlock persists. license supporters won 1,256 to 1,224, reversing last year's margin of 1,? to 1,358.
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MarlBoro
John O'Connell
John O’connell
J. W. Keane
C. E. Hayes
D. F. Lyons
C. A. Cook
George N. Cate
James Carney
C. W. Brigham
C. W. Hunt
P. H. Carroll
M. G. Curley
Joseph Boudreau
J. H W. Parker
G. H W. Charron
F. FE. Rice
J. W. Farnum
Henry Parsons
D. O'Connor
J. P. Rowe
A. W. Fitzgerald
Terrence O’brien
W. J. Baie
W. H. Loughlin
Fall River Election Yields Democratic Victory and Shifts Control
Fall River results show Mayor Coughlin defeated by Philip H. Borden amid liquor license controversy. Aldermen split 5 Republicans to 4 Democrats, council seats list multiple party winners. school committee sees Susan H. Wixon win after Republican nomination surge alongside Lyman and Bennett.
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Susan H. Wixon
Mr. Lyman
William G. Bennett
Woburn Elects Richardson Mayor After City Election
Woburn December 6 The Republican city committee in Woburn's city election today succeeded in electing Alderman Philip K. A. Richardson to the mayoralty.
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Woburn
Republican City Committee
Philip K. A. Richardson
Malden Election Returns Quietly Declared Leaders
Malden votes shown with Mayor Winn leading 2115 to Pierce 1725. Aldermen wards list multiple candidates with counts, common council contests across seven wards, school committee picks Nordstrom 2476, Sargeant 2394, Shea 1650, Tilden 2002. License vote 1215 yes versus 2223 no.
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Malden
Winn
Pierce
Robson
S. C
Perkins
Dineen
L.C
Norton
Jordan
I. C
Walker
Brown
Botiieon
Eaton
Freeman
N. P
Powers
Pettingill
Spaulding
Common Council
Annis
Mulready
Roberts
Ward
Burnham
Cressy
Dean
I.C
Hill
Rankin
Southworth
Upton
Keart
McDonald
Newman
Stewart
N.P
Sweeney
C. D
Ellingwood
Kimball
1. C
Otis
Reidy
Verbeck
Warren
Nordstrom
Shea
Sargeant
Tilden
Newton Election Sees Citizens’ Ticket Sweep Newton Mayor Aldermen
Newton voters gave Fenno a decisive win for mayor 2111 to 1117. Alderman races went to the Citizens’ slate with wide margins in wards 1 through 7. Common Council results show multiple candidates leading in each ward, reflecting a broad electoral turnaround.
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Newton
Citizens
Harbach
Fenno
Emerson
Forkwall
Rummery
Ross
Hunt
Wilson
Atherton
Plumer
Moulton
Thompson
Rolfe
Rothfeld
Boston
Campbell
Howes
Russsell
Cole
Green
Hatch
Bennett
Waltham Elects Erskine Warden Mayor by Wide Margin
WALTHAM Dec. 6 Erskine Warden Rep elected Mayor by 853 vote majority carrying every ward with 2040 votes. Wells Dem received 1192. City voted against license 18588 to 15307. Republicans won all Aldermen-at-large except Democrat Frederick E. Draper in Ward 7.
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Waltham
Lawrence Elected Mayor In Greece League Race
Alvin E. Mack Republican won the Lawrence mayoral race by a 66 vote margin over Democrat Charles G. Rutter. Mack 8598 to Rutter 3442. Six aldermen elected all Republicans: Bruckman Abbott Kittredge Junkins Hodgkins Ellis. Republican gain of four amid tax rate issues and liquor license aldermanic trials. License voters 2965 yes 4004 no, tied to boodle trials.
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Lawrence
Alvin E. Mack
Charles G. Rutter
Mack
Rutter
Bruckman
Abbott
Kittredge
Junkins
Hodgkins
Ellis
Brock elected New Bedford mayor in record vote
New Bedford, Dec 6 The largest city election turnout ever recorded reached 6145 with Jethro C. Brock winning the mayoralty for the Citizens party by a 249 plurality over Stephen C. Brownell of the Independent Citizens party. Brock also swept his entire Board of Aldermen. Brock 3197 Brownell 2048.
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New Bedford
Jethro C. Brock
Citizens’ Party
Stephen C. Brownell
Independent Citizens’ Party
Brock
Stephen A. Brownell
I. C
Aldermen Ward 1 to 6 vote on license Yes 3288 No 2329
The city aldermen representatives across six wards vote on a license measure. Yes tally 3288 while no votes total 2329, indicating passage. The results reflect ward by ward alignment and overall council consensus on the license decision.
Oliver Taylor Wins Haverhill Mayoral Race in Walkover
Oliver Taylor Republican swept the mayoral contest in Haverhill securing 2582 votes to 1951 for Democrat John A. Jale. License vote stood 2561 yes and 2028 no, reversing last year’s no-license margin of 80.
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Haverning
Oliver Taylor
Rep
John A. Jale
Kendrick Wins Springfield City Election In Quiet Vote
In Springfield on December 6 the city elected E. P. Kendrick as mayor over R. H. Mather by 1426 votes. Republicans held a strong majority on the Common Council and aldermanic tickets, while the license question favored license by 4274 to 542 the previous year.
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Springfield
E. P. Kendrick
R. H. Mather
Kendrick
Central Temperance Board
FE. P. Kendrick
M. Mather
John Blackmer
E. A. Newell
L. B. Richardson
C. H. Mulligan
W. P. Hayes
N. Caldwell
P. Cavanaugh
C. W. Perkins
G. B. Rathbun
H. P. Elsey
Charles Workheiser
G. J. Seuss
W. F. Adams
J. D. Norton
C. E. Stickney
le Field
W. A. Harris
Yersus Miller
Eugene Young
W.H. Gage
M. E. Streeter
Adelaide A. Calkins
Co. W. Bryan
Rachel B. Ohcobs
W. O. Daycee
Testimony on Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Longstanding Ailments
A narrator details years of sickness including vomiting spells giddiness and neuralgia. After two years of doctors dismissing the issue as age related they finally turn to Hood's Sarsaparilla and report strong improvement after four bottles with restored appetite and no neuralgia.
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Ss. M. Waters
32D Street
N. W
Georgetown
D.C
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