Four Men Fall From Scaffold in Brookline Building Collapse
Four workers fell twenty five feet from a staging on Summit avenue Brookline yesterday afternoon. All four resided in Cambridge. Two were only mildly injured while Albert Nichol and Solomon Corbett suffered severe injuries. The injured were taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Summit Avenue
Brookline
Cambridge
Albert Nichol
Solomon Corbett
Massachusetts General Hospital
Waiting Women Watch Returns At Independent Voters Hub
A dozen women gathered at the Independent Women Voters' headquarters to count the woman vote. They reported high turnout with 90 percent registration and many women voting. Ward 11 showed nonparticipation by Public School Union watchers, while leaders predicted their ticket would win.
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Independent Women Voters
E. Trask Hill
Public School Union
Real Estate Notes From West Roxbury and Dorchester
The Board of Street Commissioners sets hearings December 17 on Florence and Vermont streets in West Roxbury. E B Horn to build a six story apartment on Commonwealth Avenue with twelve suites. Mary P Bowman sells land on Evelyn Street Dorchester about 11000 square feet to H F C Holbrook. Old Colony Railroad buys eight lots on Call Street West Roxbury for 14750 dollars. W E Porter sells a frame house and 10000 square feet in Melrose to Henry T Alen. Building permits listed for Bloomfield Street, Condor Street, Spring Terrace, West Eagle Street and Western Avenue with multiple dwellings and a large United States Cordage Company mechanical building.
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Board of Street Commissioners
Florence
Vermont Streets
West Roxbury
E. B. Horn
Commonwealth Avenue
Mary P. Bowman
H. F. C. Holbrook
Evelyn Street
Dorchester
Old Colony Railroad Company
Call Street
W. E. Porter
Melrose
Henry T. Alen
Bloomfield Street
Bowdoin Square
J. S. Stewart
Condor Street
Prescott Street
S. Peterson
Spring Terrace
Bower Street
J. T. Dempsey
West Eagle Street
J. H. Tagkard
Western Avenue
Everett Street
United States Cordage Company
Metropolitan district land sale near boulevard and park
Land improvements and house lots advertised for sale near Newton Falls with terms of $1 down and $1 a week. Cash buyers get 10 percent off and the lots are projected to be worth at least $200 in a year or two. Edgar W. Poster invites quick inquiries. limited lots available.
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Newton Pee Falls
Edgar W. Poster
State’ St
House Blots for Sale at Some Ill Winter?
A fragmented notice lists a house for sale with partial details and a Boston address toward the end. The readable bits mention a person named Van Naden and a winter context, but the full listing is unclear.
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Ad van Naden
Ater Et
Boston
Triumphal March of Moran and Coakley
A City Hall election night scene as officials and candidates crowd the executive chamber to track returns. Mayor Matthews, Taylor, and Moran ally Coakley face shifting results while Congressmen elect, aldermen, commissioners, and staff monitor ward by ward. The mood turns from confidence to quiet resolve as outcomes for the head ticket and aldermanic races become clear.
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City Hall
Matthews
Taylor
Comins and Daley
McKibben
Browne
Fitzgerald
John Z. Murphy
Phil Jackson
Edward J. Flynn
Williams
McNary
Michael J. Moore
Frank Maguire
Ned’’ McGlennen
Ward 7
Curtis
Tom” O'Rourke
Barry
James W. O’brien
Harry Osborne
Rosnosky
Doherty
Duane
W. J. Walsh
Water Department
Alderman Witt
Horace G. Allen
Winter Dread Grows As Sudden Changes Hit Health
Sudden winter shifts reduce activity and cozy routines. Colds spread through the body affecting lungs and organs. Prevention relies on toning the system and keeping blood moving. Warner's Safe Cure is promoted as a trusted health remedy sold by all druggists.
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Warner
Mr Hibbard Leads Polling Tour In Rutland City
Chairman Hibbard and a Postman toured polling places from 8 15 a m. to close of polls. He feared 800 bad men importations from Providence but evidence of repeaters proved lacking. He cast first vote at Precinct 3 Ward 18 and expected Curtis to win.
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Hibbard
Rutland Street
Providence
Curtis
Congressman O Neil Returns to Vote Then Races Back
Congressman O Neil traveled from Washington to cast his ballot for Francis Peabody Jr in Parker House interactions with Democrats. He voted straight ticket and left for Washington at four. An intimate friend wired the result upon train arrival in Bridgeport. he will not return before the holiday recess.
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O’neil
Washington
Francis Peabody, Jr
Parker House
Post
Bridgeport
March of Coakley and Moran to City Hall
Timothy W. Coakley and John B. Moran led a triumphant procession to City Hall after a dramatic scene at a Washington Street newspaper office. The event unfolded with ceremonial pomp and notable public attention reflected in the crowd’s reactions.
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Old South Church
Timothy W. Coakley
John B. Moran
Washington Street
Two Leaders Enter City Hall Amid Silent Crowd
A silent crowd of newspaper men and onlookers parts as Timothy and John ascend the stairs to a council chamber. Police halt the henchman, the moment comes, and applause erupts as the pair take their seats with broad smiles.
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School Street
Timothy
John
Coakley
Hypnotist Suspect Named In Dighton Wife’s Disappearance
Mrs Rebecca Burnham of Dighton is missing after allegedly falling under hypnotic influence exerted by Susan A Sherman a pedlar from Fall River. The husband recounts long control over his wife and fears the hypnotist seeks their property as he named his will leaving all to Rebecca.
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Dighton
Rebecca Burnham
Fall River
Burnham
Miss Wing
Reby
Mrs. Burnham
New Bedford
Mr. Burnham
Rebecca
Salem Man Pettingill Charged With Smuggling Phenacetine
W B Pettingill of Salem is under arrest in Philadelphia on charges of smuggling phenacetine into the United States and attempting to bribe customs officers. He is described as a 27 year old Salem native with strong local connections. He previously worked for C H & J H Price in Salem and later pursued business in Boston and Springfield before disappearing.
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Salem
W. B. Pettingill
Philadelphia
United States
Walter B. Pettingill
C. H
J. H. Price
Boston
Springfield
Pettingill
New York
Rhode Island
Providence
Pawtucke
Jefferson Police Court
American Wringer Co. advertises wringers and sweepers
The American Wringer Co. at 13 and 15 Broadway extension, city manufacturers of wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. All kinds repaired. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Telephone Tremont 764.
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American ‘Wringer Co
Broadway
Tremont
Mayor Matthews Reflects On Election Result In Tidal Wave Year
The mayor commented that the outcome calls for no special remark as the election ends. He noted a nationwide Republican wave and Boston’s not spared, expressing regret but no hard feelings and wishing success to incoming administrator Curtis.
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Matthews
Boston
Curtis
Long Search Ends as Maguire Is Found at Office
After a fruitless tour of City Hall hotels and his Ward 21 home, Patrick Maguire is located at his business office with M. P. Curran. He refuses to discuss election results, leaving reporters to note Curran and Peabody among early visitors during the returns.
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Patrick Maguire
Ward 21
Boston
Maguire
Donovan smiles at Curtis victory during tavern dining
James Donovan chairman of the Democratic city committee was dining with friends at the Tavern at seven o clock. He appeared pleased by Curtis winning results though he offered no official figures or comments when asked for an interview.
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Democratic City Committee
James Donovan
Curtis
Donovan
Republican City Committee Leader Defends Campaign Appeal
George A. Hibbard, chairman of the Republican city committee, said last night that the campaign aimed to appeal to the best citizens beyond party lines and that the uniformly increased vote indicated their judgment was correct. He stressed they had fought a fair, citizen-focused effort throughout.
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George A. Hibbard
Republican City Committee
Ex-Alderman Blames Bad Government for Peabody Loss
Ex-Alderman Michael Barr says mismanagement and a Democratic machine coterie caused Peabody's defeat. He distances the candidate from the upheaval while criticizing party bosses and methods.
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Michael Barr
Peabody
Boston Mayor Election Reflected in Democratic Split
Former official Horace G. Allen argues Boston leans Democratic yet GOP success rests on Democratic disaffection with the party machine. He notes aldermanic ticket for wards by Democrats aided the Republicans.
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Horace G. Allen
Boston
Woodbury Calls Wave of Defeat a Temporary Setback
The Hon. Charles F. Woodbury states that the recent defeats are minor overturns within a nationwide tide, describing them as temporary for the Democratic party and part of a larger political wave that surged a month ago.
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Charles F .If Woodbury
Gove Endorses Curtis for Boston Mayor in Post Election Words
Ex-Alderman Jesse Gove asserts the public knew what they wanted and voted accordingly. He states Curtis would make as good a mayor as Boston has had and declines to discuss party causes behind the Democratic defeat.
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Jesse Gove
Neds
Curtis
Boston
Alderman Bordman Reflects On Election Result
Bordman notes surprise at the outcome and regrets Peabody’s defeat. He declines to discuss the effects of the election or offer opinions on its causes.
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Bordman Hall
Peabody
Alderman Barry On Election Upset And Party Tide
Alderman Barry says the recent election spurred Republicans to vote and reflects a temporary Democratic setback as part of a larger political wave. He frames the result as a momentary defeat within a broader trend.
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Barry
Unrest and Call for Change Cited by Senator Swallow
Senator Swallow says unrest has lingered and a change is needed as the public sought action and then promptly obtained it. He notes a recurring pattern of collective movement to secure desired outcomes.
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Swallow
Alderman Witt Calls for Change in Election
Alderman Witt says the people want change and expects an able administration from the worthy candidate, signaling support for a new political era.
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Alderman Witt
Desire for a Change Representative Jerry McCarthy Statement
Representative Jerry McCarthy expressed a call for change, signaling a shift in policy focus and possible new approaches in the upcoming discussions. The remark emphasizes reform and responsiveness to constituent needs.
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Jerry McCarthy
Ex-Alderman Morton Comments On Dissent After Loss
Morton laments lack of unity saying the team did not hang together but separated. He vows better coordination in future efforts and emphasizes learning from the setback.
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Morton
Senator-elect Quinn Calls for Improvement
Senator-elect Quinn urged action saying we must improve our ways and focus on better governance in the upcoming term. The remark underscores a pledge to address systemic issues and push reforms.
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Quinn
Morrill Attacks Marvelous Bills and Quack Panaceas
In the Senate Morrill denounces nine financial bills as worthless and inflationary. He ridicules wealthy influence and asserts few senators are truly rich. warns against party defects and third parties. emphasizes economy, labor, and merit over wealth in politics.
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Washington
Senate
Morrill
Committee On Finance
Senate of the
United States
Dover Street Bridge Opens To Electric Cars Again
Yesterday the Dover street bridge reopened to electric cars after nineteen months. The City Point Harvard square line resumed service and will continue. Boots and shoes will stay at old freight rates despite proposed increases. J D Reed touts a new steel stringer and tie system reducing per mile construction costs. The Southern Railway Company released an illustrated quail shooting guide for Virginia and North Carolina.
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Dover Street
City Point
Harvard Square
South Boston
Harrison Avenue
Federal Street Bridge
J. D. Reed
Virginia
North Carolina
Knights of Malta Seek Boston Expansion Amid Past Practices
The Knights of Malta, a historic benevolent order with roots in Jerusalem, may establish a Boston branch amid a nationwide network of about 150 groups. In Massachusetts Worcester hosts two, and Boston’s earlier era saw harsh initiation methods that led to dissolution, including a Bowdoin Square Theatre site lodge and brutal hazing. Time has softened these rites.
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Knights of Malta
Jerusalem
Boston
United States
Worcester
Massachusetts
Tremont Council
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Freight wreck delays Shore Line trains near Waterford
A Waterford split of a Shore Line freight bound east caused two sections to collide, wrecking part of the train and delaying the Boston express and all east and west schedules for several hours.
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New London
Weedbury’s Facial Soap Inventor Opens Boston Clinic
Abe H. Weedbeerg Dermatologies Institute at 11 Winter St Boston proclaims branches in New York Philadelphia and polsota to treat eczema pimples freckles and related skin conditions with Weedbury’s Facial Soap products promoted by the inventor.
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Abe H. Weedbeerg
Dermatologies ‘Institute
Winter &J
Boston
New York
Phila
Weedbury
Market Notes on Copper Stocks and Sugar Trends
The market opened quiet with a sagging tone as Erie and St Paul were bought while Louisville & Nashville was sold. Manhattan fell on dividend worries then rallied on pooling bill hopes. brokers say only the pooling bill could spur a true advance. Copper advanced with strong Lake quotes and rising Quincy interest, while Sugar trades circulate rumors of a dominant speculative pool led by Keene Moore Schley and Standard Oil figures.
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London
Erie
St. Paul
Louisville
Manhattan
New York
Ninth Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Fifty-third Street
Broadway
Lake
Quincy
Butte
Boston
Montana
Tamarack
Franklin
King of Industrials
Sugar Trust
American Sugar Refining Company
Stock Quotation and Telegraph Company
Keene, Moore & Schley
Wormsers
Standard Oil
Havemeyer
Havemeyers
Boston & Maine Railroad
Street Railway
T. W. Lawson
Bay State
Mr. Rogers
Brookline Company
Pinkham
Oregon Short Line 6 Bonds Coupon Payment Notice
Holders of Central Trust Co certificates of deposit may collect August 1 1894 coupons on presentation at Central Trust Co 54 Wall St New York or Old Colony Trust Co Boston after December 11 1894 Old Colony certificates must be presented there only Applications have been made to the court for interest on defaulted coupons from the date of default and once allowed will be announced R C Martin chairman Bondholders Committee December 8 1894.
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Central Trust Co
Central Trust Company
Wall St
Old Colony Trust Co
Boston
Old Colony
R. C. Martin
Bondholders’ Committee
Liverpool
Tremont Street
Atient
Bright
Horse Runs Through Window After Sleigh Accident
A horse owned by John Shepard of Boston valued at 350 dollars frightened when a sleigh toppled in Market street car tracks. In Lynn a boy named Stan rushed across the sidewalk and pierced a plate glass window at Standard Shoe Company, cutting his head and requiring shooting. Window valued at 150 dollars, total loss. The horse was en route to Boston from Swampscott under the care of an hostler.
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John Shepard
Boston
Market Street
Lynn
Standard Shoe Company
Lapres Watch Made in Waltham Tops Jewelers List
Lapres favors the United States with a size watch crafted at Waltham. The piece is highlighted by jewelers as a quality domestic timepiece.
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Lapres
United States
Waltham
All Jewelers
Post Portfolio Coupon Crowded Out Item
Portolio buyers can secure backdated papers with coupon at the publication office. The coupon will appear tomorrow.
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Oriental Hotel
39Th St
Grand Central Depot
John McKay
Real Estate Covics
Moran
MR. Hibbard
O'Neil
Coakley and
A. W
LER & CO
Hanover St
Oposite American House
Olished
Mtead
Devonshire
MR. Maguire
MR. Donovan
Boardman Hall
Hood
Albert Palmer
Palmer
Martin
Rien
O’ Brien
O’brien
Es —Clark
O ‘Brien
Hart
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Rubber Trust
NEW York Stock Sales
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Rock Island
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Bay State Gas
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Traders’ Stock Exchange
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Eree
Oregon
Dillaway
Starr
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Boston Stock, Exchange
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School St
Gally
Boston Stock Exchange
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At & Pac
Dee
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U S Rub
Fort Wayne
Iollaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
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Paewea Stovsctesacee
Dunkin
Horse
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G. Waldon Smith
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