Voters in Cambridge City Hall election detailed
A fragmented OCR reads Cambridge voting results by district for aldermen and common council seats, listing candidate names and vote counts across districts nine through twelve and the total. The piece then shifts to Cambridge’s new city hall dedication with remarks by officials and a description of the building and site.
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Cambridge
Frederick H. Rindge
W. KK. Russell
T. W. Higginson
Eliot
Harvard College
Lucius Ek. Paige
Charles Theodore Russell
J. A. Fox
J. M.W. Hall
S. L. Montague
H. O. Houghton
C. H. Saunders
F. A. Allen
John Rinage
Oxford Quartette
Francis G. Peabody
Gilmore
Francis J. Parker
Rindge
Parker
New Quarters
Colonel T. Higginson
Citizens’ Committee
Colonel Higginson
Mr. Rindge
Mayor Gilmore
Camridge
Daniel E. Frasier
Alderman Frasier
Rinage
Quartette
Main Street
Inman
Bigelow Street
Medford
Mai Street
Hood's Sarsaparilla Blood Purifier Ad
An 19th century advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy to purify blood, banish scrofulous humors, and prevent eruptions and sores. It promotes a one dollar bottle, six for five dollars, prepared by C. I. Hood & Co. in Lowell, Massachusetts.
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C. I. Hood & CO
Lowell
Maas
Matthews Elected In Boston On Democratic Unity
The article reports reactions after Matthews wins Boston mayoral race. Merrill praises the win and discusses Hart's role, noting party support matters. City leaders and Democrats cheer Matthews and predict a strong, model administration with party unity shaping the result.
Mayor Hart Reflects On Boston Election Outcome
Mayor Hart comments on yesterday's vote, praising Ward 11 for independence and rejecting dictation. He criticizes Merrill and his backers, notes Matthews’ rise as a political accident, and argues for nonpartisan governance with party accountability in city affairs.
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Merrill
Ward 11
Massachusetts
Boston
Matthews
Democratic State Committee
Democratic Party
Elections Prompt Reactions From City Officials After Mayor Vote
Aldermen Carruth Flood Leary and Regan comment on the election results praising Matthews and the Democratic majority. Remark by Curtis Guild Jr. cites the Tremont water meter and Boston Journal scandals as factors in Merrill’s defeat. J C McCarthy notes partisan bias and trial issues in the meter controversy.
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Matthews
Flood
Board of Aldermen
Mr. Matthews
Leary
Martin Regan
Matthew Keany
Democratic City Committee
Democratic Party
William R. Richards
Curtis Guild, Jr
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Tremont Water Meter
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Boston Journal
Merrill
Mayor-Elect Nathan Matthews Jr A Boston Born Leader
The mayor-elect Nathan Matthews Jr born in Boston on March 28 1854 is profiled. A Harvard educated lawyer with a focus on equity and real estate he chairs Boston Democratic circles and the state committee. Married in 1883 to Elien Bacon Sargent he is described as reserved and capable of stable administration.
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Boston
West End
Harvard College
Cambridge
Leipsic
Harvard Law School
Suffolk
Matthews
Charles M. Barnes
F. W. Kittredge
Court Street
American Architect
American Statistical Society
New England Historic Genealogic Society
Young Men's Democratic Club
Massachusetts
Baltimore
Democratic State Committee
Elien Bacon Sargent
Lucius M. Sargent
Labor Convention in Detroit Adopts Strike Fund Plan
The Federation of Labor at Detroit's convention announced new unions forming the Retail Clerks United States and Waiters and Bartenders Union. It approved a 10 cent quarterly strike fund assessment, debated telegraphs under government control, and voted against admitting Socialist Labor party delegates, effectively denying a charter to New York's Central Labor Federation.
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Mich
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National Association of the Retail Clerks of
United States
Committee On Constitution
Knights of Labor
Labor
New York City
Coal
Pennsylvania
Federation
Chicago
Socialist Labor Party
New York
Central Labor Federation of
Uniform bill of lading denounced as menace to shippers
The National Board of Trade discussed amendments to the interstate commerce act and urged expert employment by the commission. The Chicago Board of Trade resolution commending the National Transportation Association and denouncing the uniform bill of lading as a menace to shipper rights was adopted with minor changes.
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National Board of Trade
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
National ‘Transportation Association
Crow agency sale halves Crow reservation lands
A Fort Custer Montana dispatch reports the Crow commission has completed its work at Crow agency selling nearly two million acres on the western side of the reservation to the government for 946000 dollars. The Crows remain quiet amid the situation as Young-Man-Afraid-of-His-Horse leads about forty Sioux encamped nearby in a likely return to the reservation.
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Str. Paul
Minn
Fort Custer
Mont
Pioneer Press
Crow Commission
Crow Agency
Bank failure in Meadville prompts arrest warrant for cashier
The Delamater bank assignee's statement is unsatisfactory and offers little hope to depositors. A warrant has been issued for Victor M. Delamater, late bank cashier, on charges of accepting depositor funds after banking hours and knowing the assignment would be announced within twenty four hours.
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Pittspuro
Meadville
Penn
Delamater Bank
Victor M. Delamaier
Lowell elects Fifield mayor as Democrats take seven of eight aldermen
Lowell December results show George W. Fifield Democrat defeating Charles D. Palmer Republican for mayor by 5351 to 5058. Democrats win seven of eight aldermen, council tied twelve to twelve, joint ballot Democratic majority six. Republican school board remains in control. License measure passes by 4716 to 2790.
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Lowell
George W. Fifield
Charles D. Palmer
Fifield
Mayor Rantoul Re elected No Party Lined in the Fight
Salem voters reelected Mayor Rantoul by a small plurality in a tight race for city license. About 3900 votes were cast as candidates ran without party lines. The quiet campaign featured little rallies and only one public meeting for nominating Mr. Jordan.
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Salem
Jordan
Republicans win Lynn municipal election with Fogt for mayor
Lynn reports a strong Republican victory in the municipal election with E. Knowlton Fogt elected mayor. Voters cast heavy totals though Ward 6 results were not yet complete at dispatch time, with Republicans leading across multiple branches.
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Sreciaul
E. Knowlton Fogt
Worcester License Returns Tie to Republican Victory
Worcester voters backed Republican Francis A. Harrington for mayor 7091 to 4723 over Democrat Benjamin W. Childs. Republicans won alderman seats in wards 1 3 5 and 7 with clear pluralities while Democrats carried wards 3 4 and 5 for council and school committee. License referendum passed 6198 to 5172, reversing a prior tally of 5119 to .
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Worcester
Francis A. Harrington
Benjamin W. Childs
Warren ©. Jewett
A. Frank Gates
Francis W. Grout
William A. Lytle
Council
Newburyport Mayoral Win and Aldermen Elected
In Newburyport on December 9 Mayor E. P. Dodge reelected by a 700 vote majority. Aldermen chosen include John J. Putnam Alfred Pearson Edward A. Hale Charles H. Derochemont George E. Ross Israel A. Morse with two-thirds of the council Republican and license carried by a large majority. The ad closes with an unrelated market ad for Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming blood disease relief.
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William G. Hamond
John J. McNulty
Daniel J. O’brien
Albert W. Bachelder
Charles H. Danforth
George G. Hathaway
H. O. Fuller
Clifard Brigham
Augustus J. Fabens
John KE. Graham
Philip Little
de Witt
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