Vernon Election Results Show GOP Prohibition Victory
Vernon see Republican gains with sixteen councilmen elected and eight Democrats. Williams A. Pew William H. Gordon and Iain Saunders chosen for school committee. License vote fails by 300 margin and landings sale rejected. Prohibitionists jubilant over the Republican win.
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Vernon
Dem
Williams A. Pew
William H. Gordon
Iain Saunders
Cambridge City Election Sees Prohibition Victory and License Shift
Cambridge voters backed no license by 566, shocking temperance groups. Mayor Russell faced strong support, while nine pay as you go aldermen were elected alongside several on the peoples ticket. The results detailed ward by ward include council, school committee, and assessor selections.
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Cambridge
Prohibition Party
Temperance
Russell
Council
Lawrence Election Decides City Board in Snow Storm
In Lawrence the municipal election proceeded amid a snow storm with a strong turnout. Mayor Bruce leads over P. B. Robinson by 587 votes. Bruce 2559 to 1972. Republicans win three aldermen and eight council seats. license vote passes 2309 to 1246.
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James W. Joyce
John Rusby
Henderson
Libby
Kelleher
Musk
Woodbury
Gilmartin
Fox
Chadwick
Dean
Whittemore
Langshaw
Malley
Brockton Election Delivers Wide Mayor Victory in Stormy Day
In Brockton, Massachusetts, amid a severe storm, Mayor Whipple won by a 553 plurality over ex Senator Douglass. Local races included aldermen wards, council seats, and a license vote ending no 1510 yes 1374, with party candidates and party lines noted across wards.
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Brockton
Brocktosx
Whipple
Douglass
Saps Ics Aappe
L. Douglass
J.J. Whipple
Rev. S.L. Beals
John A. Jackson
Oliver O. Patten
Ward
A. Cranston Thompson
Wilbur M. Pratt
Workingman
Walter D. Packard
Hiram A. Monk
Daniel E. Millett
Daniel Connelly
Lem
Samuel J. Gruver
Edward C. Smith
Frank E. White
Harrison Morse
Albert R. Wade
Abbott W. Packard
T. P. Day
W. A. Sweetser
Francis B. Porter
C. D. Fullerton
Lucius Gurney
L. Bradford Snow
I. A. Dunham
G. M. Copeland
E. M. Low
T. E. Gifford
R. N. Taber
W. H. Doyle
M. L. McCann
C. H. Porter
E. Lothrop
J. W. Hall
A. G. Bloomstrand
Granville Marston
E. R. Perry
W. H. Jordan
G. W. Cobb
Horace Baker
C. P. Ames
G. I. Sylvester
H. A. Abbott
W.C. J. Horsley
G. W. Garland
Henry Dunham
Oliver Leach
Michael Lynch
L. W. Puffer
G. R. Thompson
G. H. Olstrom
Edward Crocker
J. P. Morse
Andrew Grant
Martha J. Farwell
S. Franklin Packard
W. C. Keith
Beals
C. S. Jones
H. H.fillon
A.5. Glover
G. Burrell Howard
W. H. H. Barton
Daniel Dunbar
E. C. Fullerton
David Burke
F. G. Blanchard
Fall River Election Returns and Mayor Decision
Fall River voters reelect John W. Cummings as mayor on a no license platform. The aldermen tally shows six Republicans and three Democrats. council comprises seventeen Republicans and ten Democrats. Election results list ward by ward names and party affiliations for mayor aldermen and council positions.
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Foll River
Fall River
John W. Cummings
Board of Aldermen
Greene
Yea
George T. Durfee
J. Henry Wells
Local Election Ballot Roll Includes Numerous Ward Representatives
The list shows candidates for multiple wards with Republicans and Democrats across Ward 2 to Ward 9. Several incumbents including James Barlow J A Jackson and others are named. School committee members William G Bennett H A Dubuque and WP J Hurley were reelected without opposition.
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James Barlow
J. A. Jackson
Robert Nickerson
Alexander Simmons
Charles B. Hilliard
Michael Burke
Patrick Ene
Patrick Dunn
Peter Whittaker
Colm Diskin
Michael Jones
J. J. Harrington
Patrick Delahanty
Michael Newman
W. H. Durfee
John Keogh
Mark Harwood
James W. Henry
R. W. Bassett
George C. Haven
W. M. Cook
C. C. Buffinton
C.F. Tripp
Thomas Walton
W. D. Reed
Frank Borden
William G. Bennett
H. A. Dubuque
WP. J. Hurley
Frederick Fosdick Reelected Mayor in Firensere Vote
Frederick Fosdick, temperance candidate, wins reelection as mayor with 1184 votes to 1085 for Eli Culley. Yes on license question 1222 passes 984 to yes. Aldermen elected Frank A. Wood D M Dillon John Parkhill J F Garfield Henry M Choate Horace M Kendall. Wood and Kendall on citizens ticket. School committee named for three years Henry O Putnam John E Kellogg FE Downe C H Rice Stillman Haynes Edward Lennon. Common council Ward results listed with a tie between J A Fuller and Andrew Connery.
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Firensere
Frederick Fosdick
Eli Culley
Citizens
Frank A. Wood
D. M. Dillon
John Parkhill
J. F.D. Garfield
Henry M. Choate
Horace M. Kendall
Wood
Kendall
Henry O. Putnam
John E. Kellogg
FE. P. Downe
C. H. Rice
Stillman Haynes
Edward Lennon
J. M. R. Eaton
Peter Mctonouggh
Frederic Ryan
Michael D. Crimmins
J. A. Fuller
Andrew Connery
F. A. McCauliff
James Hannah
G. S. Coggswell
W. H. Goodwin
B. G. Bagley
TH. F. Rockwell
Willard Dennis
William Edwards
J. C. Moulton
A. E. Battles
E. P. Washburn
C. E. Feerson
Michael Whalen
Thomas H. Doherty
J. H. McCarty
Havernutt Mayor Race and Aldermen Elected
In Havernutt the municipal election results show H Sheldon on the citizens ticket winning Mayor with 1409 votes over Charles E Kelley 1215 for a 254 plurality. Fred G Richards elected alderman at large and six citizens ticket aldermen named. license vote stood Nay 1314 yes 1213.
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Havernutt
H. Sheldon
Citizens
Charles E. Kelley
Sheldon
Fred G. Richards
George H. ©. Bean
Charles V. Kelley
Wiliam N. Bouley
Jasash W. Titcomb
Charles 8. Kendrick
Walter S. Boynton
Holyoke Returns O Connor Over Delaney In City Election
Holyoke reports total vote 9795 with Rep. Dr James J O Connor re elected over Dem ex mayor James E Delaney by 28 votes. Aldermen elected include Dems W H Jess Henry Winkley John Dillon J F Cleary and Rep J W Toole W E Syms John Hildreth. License vote 1557 yeas 851 nays.
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Hontycakr
Connecticut Valley Cities Vote Back Prohibition and Women Ballot Access
In Springfield and two Connecticut Valley cities the vote exceeded last year with Elisha B. Maynard winning the mayoralty by 835 over Edwin Metcalf. Most aldermen are Republican, Democrats gain seven of eighteen council seats, and women vote for prohibition and join the school board for the first time alongside Mrs. Homer Merriam and Mrs. Marshal Calkins.
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Elisha B. Maynard
Edwin D. Metcalf
James F. Bidwell
Frank M. Bugbee
William F. Callender
William H. Wright
Homer Merriam
Webster's Dictionary
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Marshal Calkins
Election turmoil as Morgan Rothh elected Mayor by 412 vote
New Repforp reports a large turnout amid disorderly election. Morgan Rothh wins mayoralty by 412 votes while Ward 8 backs Charles S. Ashley with a large plurality. Aldermen listed by ward. Knights of Labor win seven council seats and pledges recounts where margins are slim.
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Charles S. Ashley
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Simeon Hawes
Charles W. Coggeshall
C.S. Ashley
E. T. Pierce
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Robert Snow
Michael Dugan
James Lowe
John D. Rogers
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C. J. McGuirk
W. B. Rmith
J. A. Lee
F. W. Mosher
Frank Paul
F. H. Gifford
Dixey Ball Adonis Temple Reveals Adonis Vision and Grand Dress Parade
A grand Dixey ball crowd lauds Adonis Dixey amid elaborate temple decor. Guests in vivid toilettes, including blue satins and ostrich tips, mingle as a 20-man police detail guards entrances and corridors.
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Northampton Wins No-License Victory in 150 Vote Margin
Springfield reports Northampton celebrates a no-license win by 150. Arthur G. Hill, Republican, elected Mayor over Henry Kimball, Democrat, by 385. The 1925 total vote is the city's largest. Aldermen elected include Jeremiah Brown, A. L. Williston, A. H. Hocker, E. N. Foote, M. W. Moakley, Horace K. Parsons, Joseph H. Shearn.
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Springfield
Northampton
Friends of Temperance
Arthur G. Hill
Henry Kimball
Jeremiah Brown
A. L. Williston
A. H. Hocker
E. N. Foote
Godfrey Wins Taunton Mayor Race by 779 Majority
Everett D. Godfrey, Citizens' candidate for Mayor, defeats Henry J. Fuller, Balters' candidate, by 779 in Taunton. Six license aldermen elected and two prohibitory. License vote: Yea 12381, Nay 810. Ellen F. Luscomb, John E. Deblois, and Frank L. Tinkham elected school committee for three years.
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Taunton
Everett D. Godfrey
Citizens
Henry J. Fuller
Balters
Ellen F. Luscomb
John E. Deblois
Frank L. Tinkham
Labor Candidate Pledges Mayor Salary Cut
The Boston mayoral hopeful says he will push to reduce the mayor’s salary if elected. The remark follows a jab about the opponent knowing his own venue.
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Boston
Providence Star
Imported Wines and Liquors Offer Specials by Hetherston Co
Andrew Hetherston & Co at 44 and 46 Broad Street corner Milk advertises extra inducements on imported wines and liquors with a large medicinal stock and reasonable prices. They fill orders across the United States and invite readers to request their price-list and note the bargains.
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Andrew Hetherston & Co
Broad Street
United States
Murdock's Liquid Food Essay in Medical Society Debates
A historical notice describes Murdock's Liquid Food as the sole raw condensed food free from insoluble matter. It cites recognition by national medical societies and hospitals, with essays presented at Brighton 1886, Richmond, and Washington, D.C., endorsing its value over other foods and extracts.
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British Medical Association
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England
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United States
Liquid Food Promises Vitality for All Ages
An advertisement extols a liquid food product claiming to restore vitality and increase blood quality. It targets infants and adults, asserting daily dosages and a thirty day recovery window, noting the product can be retained by even a weak stomach and should not replace regular infant feedings.
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Murdock
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