Rallies in Cambridge Boost Champlin Bid and Clash Over Record
Five Dickinson rallies gathered crowds at Mt. Auburn Associates Hall G A R Hall Red Jacket Hall Odd Fellows Hall and Fraternity Hall with Mr Dickinson defending his administration against Colonel Higginson while charging Champlin with dereliction and lack of courage. Supporters and opponents clashed as speakers defended school spending governance and eight hour work referendum.
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Champlin
Cedar Hall
North
Cambridge
G. A. R. Hall
Central Square
T. W. Higginson
Union Hall
Dickinson
Higginson
Russell Bradford
Bradford
Mt. Auburn
Quincy Square
Red Jacket
Inman Square
Odd Fellows
Main Street
Fraternity Hall
Portland Street
Mr. Dickinson
Shea
Ahern 2Nd Donovan
Spalding
Hall
Lewis
Long
J. A. Walcott
A. M. Howe
James F. Aylward
A. J. Rady
J. N. Murphy
G. V. S. Michaelis
Freeman Hunt
C. H. Titus
George Close
E. A. Whitman
Francis Woodbridge
J. H. H. McNamee
Ammi Brown
Frank B. Sands
Temple Hall
William E. Russell
Edgar R. Champlin
Andrew J. Rady
Water Board
Donovan
Workingmen's Independent Club Meeting Notice
Sunda ptveupoenth will be a meet ing of the Workichingnten 8 warendent Club held in Kolb's Hall remont street.
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Sunda Ptveupoenth
Warendent Club
Kolb's
Remont Street
Trouble Over Union Stamp Casts Shadow on Brockton Factories
In Brockton on December 8 a dispute over theBoot and Shoe Workers Union stamp at Emerson Shoe Company persisted as workers faced pressure to sign membership blanks. Local authorities report a likely move to revoke the stamp amid ongoing state local union battles. Separate police reports describe the arrest of Henry A. Chase alias George Cochrane on forgery charges tied to a $18 000 deed and mortgage scheme, with an accomplice, a red haired crippled woman, sought by detectives.
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Brockton
R. G B. Grover
Emerson Shoe Company
Boot and Shoe Workers
Grover
Counry
Henry A. Chase
George Cochrane
Hanscom
Lynn
Henry C. Richards
Newbury Street
Charles A. Love
Charlestown
Chase
Mary Chase
Love
Brook Avenue
Dover Street
Registry of Deeds
D. McCarthy
The Boys of 98 in Popular History
Excerpts praise the work The Boys of 98 by James Otis, noting it as an excellent popular history of the war. Critics from the Boston Courier and San Francisco Chronicle commend its appeal to Americans.
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James Otis
Frank T. Merrill
J. Steeple
Davis
Boston Courier
San Francisco Chronicle
Boston Transcript
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John Doherty
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Gong
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