Bond for Alderman in Boston Districts 13 to 15
George H. Bond, a long time Boston businessman and ex-president of the Boston Retail Grocers Association, seeks the Aldermanic seat for wards 13 to 15. A Republican who favors businesslike city governance, he supports school funding, public health, rapid transit, and equal transfers. Bond cites lack of representation in the district and broad backing from over a thousand local businessmen.
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George H. Bond
Boston
Kr. Bond
Bond
Boston Voters Endorse Candidate List On Board Race
Members of the present Board receive backing from Boston voters who submit support for a lengthy roster of named candidates including John F. Andrew Frederick B. Allen Charles Gordon Ames Fanny B. Ames Alice Stone Blackwell John G. Blake Richards M. Bradley Martin Brimmer and others. The letter names numerous individuals across public life and civic groups as supporters.
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Boston
John F. Andrew
Frederick B. Allen
Charles Gordon Ames
Fanny B. Ames
Alice Stone Blackwell
John G. Blake
Richards M. Bradley
Martin Brimmer
Henry P. Bowditch
Charles A. Burditt
Edward L. Clark
Herbert S. Carruth
Alexander Cochrane
Uriel H. Crocker
Mary L. Coolidge
A. 5S
Covel
Frances G. Curtis
James de Northandré
Sarah P. Dickerman
Winchester Donald
Samuel Eliot
William Endicott, Jr
Richmond Fiske
Francis J. Garrison
Theresa H. Garrison
M. F. Gavin
G. I. Gibreas
Ambassador Runyon Seeks Canned Meat Relief in Berlin
Ambassador Runyon renewed protests at the foreign office over discrimination against American canned beef and pork. Freiherr Von Marschall replied unfavorably, saying certificates would require burdensome formalities that hinder importers and offered no signs that decrees against American canned goods, cattle and fresh meat would be recalled.
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Berlin
Runyon
Foreign Office
Freiherr von Marschall
IS CONRAD DEAD
Denver report questions a Los Angeles man B Grubb claiming to identify J H Conrad as the Graves prosecutor impostor. Grubb was not on the jury or involved in the trial. Friends say if Conrad attempted death by own action it stemmed from domestic troubles, not remorse over the Graves case.
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Denver
Col
B. Grubb
Los Angeles
Dr. Graves
J H. Conrad
Grubb
John H. Conrad
Dean Hole Coming to Attend Music Hall Reception
Major J. B. Pond reports from New York that Dean Hole's health is fully restored and he will depart for Boston by the morning train. The dean had been feared unable to attend the reception in his honor at Music Hall this evening, and the recovery brings hopeful news to many supporters.
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J. B. Pond
Dean Hole
New York
Boston
Music Hall
Is He Dead Albert Turner Mystery at Charlestown Wharf
The disappearance of Albert H. Turner, 58, head receiving clerk at Allan Steamship, near Mystic Wharf Charlestown raises questions of suicide after a spree years of abstinence. A letter to a friend and a harbor police search frame the tragic event as investigators dredge the water near the Caldera ship.
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Albert H. Turner
Lexington Street
Charlestown
Allan Steamship Company
Turner
Harbor Police
Steamship Company
Mystic Wharf
Caldera
Andrew B. Armstrong
Allan Company
Armstrong
Gunter
Thompson's Square
Schofield
Frank Osgood
Lébanon
Second Streets
Melrose
Frank
Donnie Regan
Joe Silver
Colonel
Joe
Fred
Post
Leonard Ware and Sons and Lane and Young Names Listed
Leonard Ware and Sons, Benjamin P Lane, Charles A Young, and John S Murray appear as named entities in the readable portion of the page segment. The brief item lists multiple individuals and firms connected to a prior local matter, with no further contextual details available in the readable text.
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Leonard Ware & Sons
Benjamin P. Lane
Charles A. Young
John S. Murray
Shuman & Co Tariff Reduction Sale Starts Now
Under a new tariff on woollen cloths effective January first the cost of fine fabrics will be lowered with the abolition of the weight duty. The reduction on heavy-weight goods is important to the consumer. Shuman & Co announces immediate price cuts on men's overcoats and winter suits, usually not marked down until season end.
Overcoats With Velvet Collars Shown In New Styles
Stitched Edge English Kerseys Carrs Treble Milled Beavers Eroken Elastic Beavers and other fine fabrics used this season. Coats are cut in prevailing lengths with wide velvet collars single breasted fly fronts loose backs with or without lapped seams. Prices listed from twenty five to fifty dollars.
Winter Suits and Fabrics From English and Scotch Mills
Winter suits and fabrics are offered in tariff reduction sale. The range includes Scotch tweeds hard finished worsteds and undressed fabrics cut in sacks and Brummels frocks with small checks fine hair lines and neat designs. Many patterns from English Scotch and American mills. Selections available with wide variety and guaranteed finish and fit as garments are made in our own workrooms under supervision. Prices: twenty, twenty five, thirty and thirty five dollars.
Two Schooners Driven Ashore in Green Bay Storm
In heavy gales two fish laden schooners were driven ashore on Green Bay and will be total wrecks. A bark seen off Cape Race in wrecked condition likely to have been dismasted recently. Atlantic seas report severe weather. another vessel may attempt to reach port. WOONSOCKET R I Dec 9 The new St Ann s Catholic Church gymnasium dedication featured blessing by Bishop Harkins and a concert in the connected theatre.
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ST. John’s
N. F
Green Bay
Cape Race
Woonsocket
R. I
St. Ann’s Catholic Church
St. Cecilia
Harkins
St. Cecilia Society
Langstaff
Joseph Bourgeois
St. Ann’s
Alphonse Gaulin, Jr
A. J. Pothier
James W. Smyth
Phillips Boucher
Canvass and Election Day Amid Violent Incident
The city canvass by Democrats and Republicans centers on tomorrow's election with polls open 6 am to 4 pm. Giuseppe Olena and his wife Theresa lay wounded after a stabbing during a street confrontation on Genesee Street minutes after 7 pm, as a man used a club and a woman was stabbed in the abdomen. Antonio Constantino is held on murder charges.
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Guiseppe Olena
Theresa
Antonio Constantino
Station 5
Genesee Street
Ccgsner
Harrison Avenue
Oswego Street
Art hosts honor Miss Burroughs at Boylston studios
Mr and Mrs Jean Paul Selinger, noted artists, entertained actress Marie Burroughs last evening at their Boylston Street studios. About two hundred guests, including social and literary figures, attended with Miss Arrington, the hostess niece, helping to receive.
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Jean Paul Selinger
Marie Burroughs
Boylston Street
Miss Burroughs
Miss Arrington
Rally Schedule in Faneuil Hall Cancelled
The Republican rally advertised for noon in Faneuil Hall is cancelled. Democrats postponed their Saturday event in Faneuil Hall, and Republicans followed with cancellations.
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Faneuil Hall
Voters urged to support licenses under Boston law
The undersigned advocate regulating liquor in Boston under the high license law and warn against prohibition. They respectfully request voters to vote yes on granting licenses at the municipal election to be held Tuesday December 11, 1894.
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Boston
Firms feud with unions to be aired in Supreme Judicial Court
Frederick O Vegelahn & Co furniture makers face an injunction petition to stop labor unions from interfering with the firm and its workers. Prominent state labor leaders will attend the morning hearing. S. A. Fuller to represent the unions.
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Frederick O. Vegelahn & Co
Furniture Manufacturers
North Street
Supreme Judicial Court
S. A. Fuller
Life saving station urged for Nashawena Island
A movement is under way at New Bedford to establish a life saving station on Nashawena Island in the Elizabeth group. The island has seen several shipwrecks in recent years and the south side, known as The Graveyard, is especially perilous.
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New Bedford
Nashawena
Elizabeth Group
Voth for Peabody and the Democratic Ticket Tomorrow
Local voters are urged to back Voth for Peabody mayor and the Democratic ticket in tomorrow’s election. Campaign speakers emphasized community issues, urging turnout and support for Allied candidates.
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Voth
Peabody
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William J. Gallivan
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Walter Gilman Page
Thomas F. Strange
George A. Gordon
Tavinia A. Hatch
Ellen S. Hale
Jacob Hecht
Robert C. Hooper
Charles C. Jackson
Saitzer Johnson
W. H. Lyon
Salome Merritt
Laurence Minot
Bradley W. Palmer
Frea
Elizabeth C. Putnam
Henry W. Putnam
Thomas F. Bins
Josephine St. P. Ruffin
M. J. Savage
Charles D. Lawin
George QO. Shattuck
John P. A
Abraham P. Spitz
Theodore
Germany
Conrad
Washington Street
Boston, Mass
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Maine
New Hampshire
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Rhode Island
Connecticut
Dame, Stoddard & Kendall
Bromfield Street
Alderman Folsom
Folsom
John P. Spaulding
Nash, Spaulding & Co
Elbridge Torrey
Torrey, Bright & Capen
Charles H. Allen
Central National and Home Savings Banks
John Shepard
Shepard, Norwell & Co
B. L. Tead
Exchange National Bank
Frank G. Webster
Kidder, Peabody & Co
F. Wilkins
Howard National Bank
John Carr
First National Bank
James C. Elms
Shoe & Leather Bank
Co. C
Nathaniel N. Thayer
Barry, Thayer & Co
Lemuel R. Howe
Howe, Balch & Co
Samuel P. Train
Train
Smith & Co
Jediah P. Jordan
Palsifer, Jordan & Co
Temple R. Fay
Temple R. Fay & Co
Charles N. Sherburne
Sherburne
William B. Bird
Nathaniel J. Rust
John Conness
John J. May
Samuel Atherton
Laban Pratt
J. Adams Brown
J. Frank Howland
B. Pearmaine
H. Wainwright
Charles H. Heath
George C. Brooks
Fisher Howe, Jr
Prescott Bigelow
Richard C. Humphreys
A. Shuman & CO
Raw
Kerseys
Carr’s
Eroken
Rials
Trirty
Suman
ST. Ann's New Gymnasium
Bishop Harkins
Waitt & Bond
Blackstone
Curtis. Peabody
Law and Order
H. L. Higginson
J. Jackson
Charles J. Paine
Francis A. Walker
Joshua M. Sears
T. L. Livermore
Hale
George C. Shattuck
Jerome Jones
Jordan & Marsh
Edward C. Johnson
Samuel P. Mandell
Longwood Avenue
Roxbury
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