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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1894
Page
7
The document lists multiple ward figures and aldermanic totals, showing numeric tallies for Ward twenty three and related counts. It records numerous figures, codes, and stray letters, indicating a legible yet fragmentary municipal record.
A brief note lists a sequence of figures 10 3 144 4 5 100 9 6 33 62 48 with no context. The readout may hint at page marks or catalog codes within a Wardee file segment. Further context is needed to identify purpose or source.
A partial list of ward results includes candidates with party affiliations such as Democrats and Republicans. Re-elected names appear alongside ward numbers and vote tallies indicating competitive local elections.
A slate of individuals including Thomas W. Flood, D. John H. Lee, D. Martin M. Lomasney, Horace G. Allen, Charles H. Bryant, Perlie A. Dyar, Charles E. Folsom, Edward W. Presho, Alpheus Sanford, and Charles T. Witt appear in a court document. The filing lists parties with initials RF and R, indicating roles in the case. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
Timothy W. Coakley greets supporters at City Hall after a Democratic victory that he says rebukes machine control, vows primaries by convention, praises Moran for energizing clean caucuses, and hints at a regenerated Democracy in 1895 with a beloved candidate.
John B. Moran criticizes the dancing candidate and asserts the independent Democrat won by thinking voters. He emphasizes Curtis over Peabody and urges party members to credit honest, independent Democrats for the victory.
Shipping lines announce Wednesday sailings to Queenstown and Liverpool via Maury's Lane routes. Low second cabin rates from $35 to $50 and up. For sailings and passenger plans, apply to A. AMS & CO. at State Street and Broad Street, Boston.
The list shows council ward assignments with names and party affiliations. Ward 1 includes Barnes Battis Lowden all Republicans. Ward 2 Leary Kelly Conry all Democrats. Ward 3 Haley O Callaghan Teague all Democrats. Ward 4 Connorton Garland Kimball split Republicans. Ward 5 Brock Mullen Roche all Democrats. Ward 6 O Brien Mahoney Doherty all Democrats. Ward 7 Carroll Coleman Murphy all Democrats. Ward 8 Hirshon King Whelton all Democrats. Ward 9 Henderson Allston Foster Ruffin all Republicans. Ward 10 Crockbett McGuire Sears all Republicans. Ward 11 Briggs Crocker Hill Crowley Butler Callahan all Republicans except Crowley Democrats? Ward 12 is noted but incomplete.
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