Massachusetts towns swing on liquor licenses in referenda
Worcester approved the license by a large margin doubling last year’s majority of 1000. Salem shifted to yes while Medford moved to no. Lynn flipped from no to yes by about 1400. Cambridge stayed at no, Newburyport and Chelsea split yes and no. Beverly remained against licenses, Everett voted no, and Lowell kept yes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Salem
Medford
Lynn
Cambridge
Newburyport
Chelsea
Beverly
Everett
Lowell
Chelsea Elects Mayor Carter In Bipartisan Support
Chelsea held its first municipal election under the new charter. George H. Carter was endorsed by both parties for mayor, while W. W. Tucker received 216 votes. Republicans won most aldermen and school committee seats as the no-license majority held at 206. Total votes were 9,-875.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
George H. Carter
W. W. Tucker
Messrs. Chipman
Littlefield
Haskell
Martin
Oneear
F. M. Whitney
George T. Butterfield
James J. Kane
H. G. Albee
Dennis A. O’brien
Dominic Maggi
Howard P. ‘Nash
A. C. Converse
Alderman Chipman
Gurney Wins Fourth Term as Newburyport Mayor
Newburyport voters cast 2262 ballots as Orrin J. Gurney Republican defeated Nathaniel N. James by 946 to become mayor for a fourth consecutive term. Alderman voters elected Ward 1 Henry J. Noyes Ward 2 Edward Perkins Ward 3 Moody Kimball Ward 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Orrin J. Gurney
Nathaniel N. James
Gurney
Henry J. Noyes
Edward Perkins
Moody Kimball
Salem Mayoral Victory and License Vote Declared
Salem re elected Mayor Turner by large plurality and declared for license. Voters chose Aldermen Averill Curtis Entwistle Gove Hill Turner and Waters in the Common Council. School committee selections and ward results listed with tallies and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Wm. Leonard
A. S. Palfrey
P. F. Tierney
J. H. Turner
NOG Sassass
VOR Ico
A. A. Averill
H. F. Curtis
J. C. Entwinstle
W. H. Gove
W. E. Hill
Ross Turner
D. P. Waters
Thomas L. Davis
W. H. Fullam
D. J. Nash
D. A. Wentzell
E. F. Knight
Benjamin F. Nason
A. T. Newhall
William J. Watts
D. H. Gauss
H. C. Leach
D. B. Hagar
Michael Kelly
Edward Collins
E. O. Foster
Medford elects mayor and school committee in tight race
Medford's second mayoralty contest ends with 2218 total votes and close lines for mayor and school committee at large. Republican Lewis Lovers and Baxter E. Perry led the mayoral race, while Rev. James Abbott and William Cushing Walt contested the at large school committee seats amid broad city turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Lewis Cas Lovering
Baxter EB. Perry
Citizens
James P. Abbott
The
Baptist Church
William Cushing Walt
Worcester Re-elects Mayor Marsh in Republican Landslide
Worcester votes re-elect Mayor Henry A. Marsh to a third term by 7973 to 4994 over Democrat Webster Thayer. Republicans win four alderman seats by large margins and dominate the school committee and common council. A. P. A. shows no impact. license referendum passes 7461 to 5329.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Henry A. Marsh
Webster Thayer
Alonzo A. White
Daniel A. Harrington
Henry Brannon
R. B Dodge
John I. Baker Elected Beverly Mayor in Unopposed Race
Beverly voters chose John I. Baker as the first Mayor with a large, unopposed ballot. Freeborn W. Cressy was elected alderman at large and Horace P. Woodbury won Ward 3 alderman, while supporters of licenses campaigned vigorously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
John I. Baker
Freeborn W. Cressy
Horace P. Woodbury
Ward 6 Victory Highlights Local Election Results
The A P A had limited impact aside from Ward 6 where Stephen Eldridge won the alderman seat at Pride's Crossing. Republicans swept most wards with John I Baker as mayor on 1553 votes and council seats across the board. License votes were 787 yes and 1011 no.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Farms
Stephen Eldridge
Pride’s Crossing
A. O. Marshall
Republican Club
Johni. Baker
Freeborn
W. Cressy
Horace
Willie H. Larcom
Bancroft wins Cambridge mayoralty third term no license favored
William A. Bancroft was elected Cambridge mayor for a third term as the city voted no license for the ninth year. His majority over Edward B. James was 1655 with a total vote of 10 175 from 13 000 registered voters. Library Hall endorsement swept most candidates, with all incumbents re-elected except two Ward 38 councilmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Turner
Knight
Stickney
William A. Bancroft
Cambridge
Bancroft
Edward B. James
James
Library Hall
Cutter
Temple
Library Halls
Rady
Fairbairn
Union Hall
Lynn Races Show A P A Defeats in Wards 4 and 6
In Lynn on December 11, voters backed opponents of the A P A in wards 4 and 6 as a tough license issue split the contests. Harwood won a convincing mayoral victory over Potts, while Populist George H. Cary showed strength in several precincts. License carried by 1400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
C. C. Harwood
Dr. Potts
Harwood
George H. Cary
Community Officials and Licenses Listing Numerous Names
A dense roll of names with initials, titles, and numbers appears under ASSESSOR and COMMON COUNCIL, followed by a LICENSE QUESTION tally showing Yes 4600 and No 5009. The fragment references numerous individuals including J. Scott, C.. M. N. Stearns. W. Reid. J. Shan non. J. J. Ahern. J. F. Murphy among others, with party affiliations and district identifiers implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Beedle
T. H
Ll. H
R. L. Bissell
E. T. Hayes
A. B. Parker
W. B. Reid
L. H
J. M. Shannon
Ind. Dem
W. C. Wardwell
W. T. Maguire
Cornelius Minihan
J. F. Murphy
J. F. Powers
F. W. Sleeper
F. H. Willard
George Allen
D. W. Butterfield
D. S. Coolidge
H. A. Cutting
M. A. Feeley
Julius Meyers
F. A. McKenzie
O. O. Preble
G. B. Whitmore
A. S. Apsey
G. E. Howe
R. A. Parry
Everett Elects Mayor and Aldermen in Tight City Ballot
Everett voters chose John 8. Cate as mayor over J. D. Henderson and C. E. Jennings. Aiken defeated Green for school committee at large with A. P. A. strength. Aldermen Hall Hatch Jenkins Batley Manser led in wards. Commons Council seats filled. Park loan act rejected and license request defeated. Ballot tallies shown for aldermen two years and one year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H Carter
W. Tucker
E. Coburn
R. Hoag
John TF. Hada
Littlefieid
CPI Inenkey
Sam
L P. Tenney
Ward
Alvin S. Litchfield
Gorham H. Tilton
John O. Fryer
Thomas Richardson
John H. Crandon
John Soley
Everett
John
Cate
J. D. Henderson
C. E. Jennings
Aiken
Green
Hall
Hatch
Jenkins
Batley
Manser
Commons Council
John 8. Cate
Co. BE. Jennings
Courtney elected Lowell mayor after third bid
In Lowell on December 11 William F. Courtney Democrat won the mayoralty over A P A candidate Joseph Miller by 5653 to 5160 in Ward 5, which is Democratic. Aldermen are seven Republicans and one Democrat. council tied 12 to 12 with the school committee majority Democrats 7 to Republicans 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
William F. Courtney
Joseph Miller
Courtney
Miller
McNabb
Everett
Martin
Kelly
Daly
Curtis to Take Brief Vacation Before Inaugural Address
Mayor-elect Curtis plans a short vacation away from Boston for several days and will not disclose his exact plans to the press. Upon returning he will begin work on his inaugural address, details of which were not shared last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Boston
Post
Keene Elects McDuffee Mayor in Tight Race
In Keene New Hampshire the largest city vote ever cast produced the closest mayoral result. George M McDuffee Republican defeated H B Viall Democrat by 26 votes. City aldermen elected include Christopher J George Ward 1 Republican George B Poole Ward 2 Republican Albert W Green Ward 8 Republican Sidney C Hillis Ward 4 Republican William Hilliott Ward 6 Democrat. The council will be twelve Republicans and three Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney C. Hillis
William Hilliott
Washington Track Entries For Alexander Island Races
The list of entries for tomorrow’s races at Alexander Island in Washington includes many horses such as Red Cross Jack Lo Himstone and Watch Carm alongside a mix of unnamed or garbled names. Multiple races feature selling conditions with distances from five-eighths to one and a half furlongs and fields of 9 to 15 entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Alexander Island
Ans Me Lato
Ay Tay
Red Cross
Jack Lo Himstone
Lon Hom
Routan
Renee Clovevale
Wentworth
Mines
Elie
Tube Rose
Berwyn
Prince of Recond
Anjo
Graceful
Prince Ber Pitme Brave
Maid Ems
Anxiety
Eit the Dude
Arlie R
Prince Klamath
Pirate Chigi
Lottie A
Princess Aeaetelian L
Adventuress
Little Jim Clansic
New Orleans Race Entries and Yesterday's Results
Entries list for tomorrow's races at New Orleans across five events with horses such as Osame Hawk Miss Galop and David plus selling races. Yesterday results show Prince John Pickaway Amsterdam Gallatin Grand Prix among winners and placers with times and distances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
A Salle
Sellin Osame Hawk
Miss Galop
A Clark
Econd Eaake
Edilicue Merrill
Hodgson
Luke Parks
David
Red OP
Pisa
Seine
Lass
L. Prewitt
Axh. Allen
Burrell
Prince John
Lakeview
Sextus
Pickaway
Blackburn
Pooling Bill Debated in House Amid Filibuster
The interstate commerce act pooling measure faced extended debate in the House. Mr Patterson pressed for the previous question as 174 to 100 approved it, committee amendments were adopted, and after filibusters the bill passed 166 to 110 with a third reading ordered earlier at 170 to 111.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patterson
Dem
Tenn
Yeas
Lexow Session Reveals Pensions and Bribery Claims
New York December 11 The Lexow committee heard that 1885 pension payouts reached 250000 and 1893 pensions totaled 563485 with 760 retired officers on the roll in 1894 and 500 awaiting January 1. Testimony included a bribery claim to promote a captain for 2000 and a sworn assault accusation involving Inspector Mc Laughlin. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lexow Committee
Moss
David Paulhamus
Abe Hummell
Augustine E. Costello
McLaughlin
Charles Dutty
Costello
Box from ill fated Yulon wreck linked to Malden man
A clothing box marked Daniel Chapman Malden street Malden was identified as his property and traced to Machias Maine. It was shipped from Machias on the ill fated schooner Yulon wrecked on Thatcher's Island off Boston Harbor weeks ago. A second box with the same address was found 800 miles at sea by a steamer two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Boston Harbor
Daniel Chapman
Medford Street
Chapman
Machias
Yulon
Thatcher’s Island
Death of Rev Charles Young Former Mt Bellingham Pastor
The Rev Charles Young age 63 former pastor of Mt Bellingham Methodist Church Chelsea died at his home 84 Shurtleff street. A native of Scotland he came to the United States forty years ago. His last pastorate was in Everett about five years ago due to ill health. He leaves a widow and one grown son. Funeral from Walnut Street Methodist Church Friday at 11 and burial in Milford Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Young
Mt. Bellingham Methodist Church
Chelsea
Shurtleff Street
Scotland
Everett
Walnut Street Methodist Church
Milford
Mass
Williams Blackmail Case Advances In Boston Firm Suit
In Haverhill on December 11, attorney B F Brickett received a new three count complaint from Bartlett and Anderson Boston for James S Williams in the Gladys Southard extortion case. The charges cite threats of exposure to extort property concerning the Washington street cigar and tobacco store linked to Barnes and Williams. Brickett says readiness to proceed in Police Court next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
B. F.brickett
Bartlett & Anderson
Boston
Jamess. Williams
Gladys Southard
Washington Street
Barnes
Williams
Brickett
Disappearance of John McCabe Solved by Police
Newton police report the disappearance of John McCabe of Nonantum was solved after he was found in a Boston city institution. Chief Richard McCabe reported the case began when McCabe left for Boston and later was located after a period of detainment by authorities in Boston institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Dec
John McCabe
Nonantum
Richard M.cCabe
Boston
Fiston 5
Confederate money passed in Chicopee arrest
Springfield December 11 Constable P W Quirk of Broad Brook arrested a Pole in Chicopee tonight charged as an accomplice with another Pole who passed a fifty dollar Confederate bill on John Smith of Broad Brook. The principal has not been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
P. W. Quirk
Broad Brook
Chicopee
John Smith
Alland Bros Offer Haircuts in Tremont Row
Ad fragment notes a Tremont Row hair salon by Alland Bros offering cutting services with emphasis on name and broad fame. Limited readable details show contact notations and address 19 Tremont Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Row
Alland Bros
Port Folios in Poort DENA TUL Series Offered
Post readers may obtain port folios in the Poort DENA TUL Series at Walnut Street Philadelphia for 15 cents each without coupon, postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Walnut St
Philadelphia
B A A Drops Gymnastic Meet Plan
The Boston Athletic Association may not hold proposed gymnastic events after Suffolk Athletic Club applied for a date to stage the meeting. Manager John Graham backed the plan with B A A sanction, aiming to use the club gymnasium and Mechanics Hall for a potential annual feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Athletic Association
Suffolk Athletic Club
John Graham
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mechanics’ Hall
B A A entries list varied track event results
The record shows B A A entries for sprint events including the fifteen yard dash and potato race, with athletes such as D Long A Blake F Blake D Farquhar G Irwin Osborne Stinger Keane Burke Rowe Mansfield Jutten Brown Whit e Clark Boeseke and Doherty. It also lists three jumps results with distances and several scratches noted.
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D.long
Ope
A. Blake
Blake
D._ Farquhar
B A
P. C. Stinger
T. F. Keane
T. Burke
F. Rowe
R. Mansfield
H. A
R. C. Jutten
C. A Brown, Jr
J. P. White
KE. A. Boeseke
5. Clark
Ajamaton
N. F. Moherty
E. A Pope
W. G. Irwin
C. Stingel
Big Burke
F. Wise
W. E
N. F. Doherty
D. Long
L. Pope
Ee B. A. A
P. C. Stinee
T. B. Furke
EK. A. Bo
Boxing Gossip Sparks Match Talks and Challenges
Charley Mitchell rejects facing a defeated middleweight and teases an unknown challenger for 158 pounds with $10 000 a side if Cree don cannot arrange a bout. Johnson Maher fight at New Orleans Olympic Club seen as poor. ring torn by wrestling. Gardner seeks 115 to 118 pound foes for $1000 to $2500 a side. Leonard and Barnett duel for $500 on Dec 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Mitchell
Dan Creedon
Creedon
Mitchell
Johnson-Maher
Olympic Club
New Orleans
Jack McAuliffe
Harry Isaacs
Young Griffo
Raymon Moore
Oscar Gardner
Omaha Kid
George Dixon
Billy Plimmer
Don Riley
Mike Conley
Ithaca
Mike Leonard
Charley
Barnett
Polo Gossip Preview: Selee's Salem Faces Boston Rink Rivalry
Manager Frank Selee reshapes Salem to challenge the Boston polo team at West Newton Street rink. Stamford rushes, Canavan covers center, and Tommy Cotter leads with precise shots. Notable players include Kelley, Connell, Menard, Pierce, Cunningham, Rowe, Whiting, Lations, and curley in goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Selee
Salem
Bostons
Boston
West Newton Street
City of Witches
Stamford
Charles A. Kelley
Tom Cotter
Menard
Pierce
John Connell
Lynn
Cunningham
Canavan
Hadley
Rowe
Providences
Implied Doubt in a Simple Bargain Exchange
In a brief exchange, Short asks for a hundred dollars for a week in return for ten dollars, while Spuds proposes a deal: take the hundred and you will receive a finished ten dollars, implying a doubting agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spuds
Probate notices outline distribution and sale warrants
Massachusetts probate notices call heirs and interested parties to appear in Boston and Cambridge courts for estates of Joseph Olfield Cornelius Growley Albert H Mumford and Charles F Harmond. Citations require newspaper publication and notices of licenses to sell real estate and probate petitions with dates in December 1894. Administratrix Cathrina M Harmond requests claims by creditors and debts paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Cornelius Growley
Hopkinton
Jabez A. Sawyer
Cambridge
Boston Post
Boston
Charlies
J. McEntire
Esquire
S. H. Folsom
Insolvency Notice for S. L. Rosnosky & Son Partners
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Court of Insolvency cites Samuel L Rosnosky and George W Rosnosky partners for discharge petition. Hearing in Boston Suffolk on December 21 1894 at 10 am. Publish weekly in Boston Post for three weeks and mail notice to known creditors seven days before court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Samuel L. Rosnosky
George W. Rosnosky
Copartners
S. L. Rosnosky
Boston
Boston Post
Sai
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Hoxie Bros Insolvency Notice in Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts insolvency notice against Albert N. Hoxie of Boston and John Hoxie of Lynn trading as Hoxie Bros ice cream freezers. A court order bars debt payments or property transfers. Creditors meet at the Court House Pemberton Square Boston on December 21, 1894 at two oclock to prove debts and appoint assignees.
Insolvency Warrant Issued for Schwab Partners Boston
Boston on December 7 1894 a warrant in insolvency has been issued from the Court of Insolvency for the estate of Henry Schwab and William Schwab doing business as H Schwab and Sons merchants tailors both of Boston Suffolk County Insolvent debtors Debts and property are under legal restriction A creditors meeting to prove debts and name assignees will be held at the Court House Pem berton Square Boston December 21 1894 at 2 pm Jeremiah G Fennessy Deputy Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Joseph Olfield
Boston
Anne
Banfield
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Albert N. Hoxie
John. Hoxie
Lynn
Essex
Hoxie
Court House
Pemberton Square
Fred H. Seavey
Henry Schwab
William Schwab
H. Schwab and Son
Jeremiah G. Fennessey
Calkins & Co Insolvent Debtors Third Creditors Meet
Commonwealth of Massachusetts notice for Charles W. Calkins and Frederick W. Calkins insolvent partners. Third meeting of creditors set for February 8, 1895 at 10 AM at the Court of Insolvency. Creditors may attend to prove claims and review assignee accounts. Payson F. Tucker, Assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Charles W.calkins
Frederick W. Calkins
Copartners
C. W. Calkins & CO
Payson FE
Tucker
Insolvency Notice for Adams Morse and Adams
Third meeting of creditors for Eugene Fe Adams Frank B Morse and Allen W Adams trading as Adams Morse and Company will be held at the Court of Insolvency Cambridge Middlesex on December 27 1894 at 9 in the forenoon to prove claims and hear the assignee’s account Charles A Williams assignee South Framingham Mass Sept 13 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene FE. Adams
Frank B. Morse
Allen W. Adams
Framingham
Middlesex
Copartners
Adams, Morse and Company
Cambridge
Charles A. Williams
South Framingham
Mass
Insolvent Estate of Samuel F. Howard Assailed in Boston Meeting
Not icd appoints Charles Howard assignee of Samuel F. Howard of Quincy with Boston office. A second creditors meeting will be held at the Court of Insolvency in Boston on January 4, 1895 at 10 a.m. to prove claims and present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noticd
Samuel Tf. Howard
Quincy
Boston
Charles Howard
Brockton
Auction of Mary E Needham Estate in West Roxbury Boston
Auction sale set for December 27 1894 at 416 p m at the premises the Needham estate in West Roxbury Boston starting at the corner of searatne and Cowi streets and following boundaries to a stone wall and Lagrange Street with J Needham as administrator of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. P. Atwood
State Street
Mary E. Needham
Boston
West Roxbury
Searatne and
Cowi Streets
BE. B. Spinney
Lagrange Street
J. Needham
Foreclosure Notice on Herbert Luscomb Mortgage
Notice to Herbert Luscomb and others of breach of condition on a personal property mortgage dated May 19 1894 to Theodore S Hovey recorded in Clerk's Office mortgage folio 86 and a pie auction foreclosure set for 12 m at the Boston clerk's office as stated by Hovey mortgagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Luscomb
Theodore S’. Hovey
Taoob Iw
The
Eg ‘Af
Boston
Hovey
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Eugene T. Endicott
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Fred H. Vickary
Benjamin Davidson
George H. Sampson
James BE. Seavey
G. R. Sutherland
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C. F. Hathorne
Richard McBrien
Albert W. Potter
Ralph W. Putnam
Andrew Case
Charles H. Chase
Walter O. Faulkner
Stephen S. Marsh
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Arthur M. Oliver
Waldo P. Walton
David H. Sweetser
Charles M. Bacheller
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John J. Farrar
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George H. Chadwell
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