Paid Penalty for Hart Vote in Town Parade
Augustus Freese paid the price for backing Mayor Hart by wheeling Edward Moffitt in a baggage truck and buying drinks at saloons along a parade route from Hay Market Hotel to Union station. Freese, a wire dealer on Haverhill Street, rode 225 pound Moffitt, a cigar dealer, who earned the crowd’s cheers while FreeseFooted the bill. The procession included several notable local figures and marched through Canal, TraVerse, Portland, Causeway, Haver hill to the Union station amid cheers for General Collins and Hart supporters.
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Augustus Freese
Hart
Edward J. Moffitt
Freese
Haverhill Street
Moffitt
Haymarket
Canal Street
Collins
Canal
Traverse
Portland
Causeway
Haverhill
Union Station
Charles S. Sullivan
Henry 8. Fitzgerald
FR. H. Bradley
P. J. Carrell
Augustus Rasmusmerr
Walter Ballane
James H. Shannon
Edward Keefe
William Earle
Willam West
Albert Gobardi
Prize For New Opera At New England Conservatory
The $600 prize for an original mixed chorus and orchestral work remains open after last year’s unawarded award. Entries must be 30 to 60 minutes, with English text, solo parts for four voices, and may be a one act opera. Open to composers born or resident five years in the U S. Judges are Seores Wm Chadwick Horatio Parker and Frank Van der Stucken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Conservatory of Music
United
Seores Ww. Chadwick
Frank van der Stucken
Respite Deadline for Governor Hearing Next Wednesday
The text notes multiple respites with the final one ending on December 21. A hearing by the Governor and council is scheduled for 2 o'clock on the Wednesday following.
Meeting to Protest Chinese Exclusion Law at Bromfield Church
A protest meeting is set for next Tuesday evening at 8 at Bromfield Street Church in Boston to oppose re enactment of the current Chinese exclusion law. Stephen W. Nickerson of 92 State street coordinates arrangements with Hon. William Lloyd Garrison presiding.
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Bromfield Street
Boston
Stephen W. Nickerson
State Street
William Lloyd Garrison
Wakefield Celebrates Wakefield Banquet Honor Governors
A Wakefield evening at City Hall honored Maine New Hampshire and Vermont governors representatives from their states clubs. About 400 members attended with prayers by Rev Thomas Inman and chair Rev C H Hickok. Notables Major Holman Day Edward C Pearson and Colonel Frederick E Burgess spoke to cheers.
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Wakefield
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Pine Tree
Granite State
Green Mountain State
City Hall
Thomas W. Inman
C. H. Hickok
Governor Hill
Holman F. Day
Jordan
Edward C. Pearson
Concord
N. H
Stickney
Frederick E. Burgess
Henry R. Dewey
J. Gihon
Crane
Bay State
Messrs. Day
Pearson
Burgess
Milk dealers fined for impure dairy in municipal court
Fourteen milk dealers were fined 150 each yesterday in municipal criminal court for keeping impure milk. all appealed. Bonds of 200 were posted by Adolph Pearce and Adolph Graustein, milk contractors, in behalf of the dealers. Names include Morris Winner and Rebecca Klopin among others. A separate report notes Enoch Johnson, 81, homeless, snatched 3 in change from Charles Thier near Union Station but was chased and the money recovered, Johnson detained by Station 3 police.
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Adolph G. Péarce
Adolph Graustein
Morris Winner
Salem Street
Hayman Polian
Barton
Gaught
Enoch Johnson
Charles Thier
Medford Street
Malden
Johnson
Station 3
Thier
Union Station
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Washburn
Oxford
Raglans
Washington
Jordan Marsh Co
Nobby Raglans
Conservatory of Music
Umilian
Franciszek Umilian
Northampton
Storti
Street
Frank H. Pillsbury
Cambridge Street
Louis E. Merry
Charter Street
Rebecca Klopin
Chambers Street
Elizabeth Holmes
Newton — Street
Mary Goldberg
Lowell Street
Louis Freedman
Prince Street
James P. Farrell
North Street
Mayer Berman
Horace A. Palmer
Conwell Avenue
Vito Palladino
Endicott Street
Somerville
Cora W. Drew
Old South
Ron
America
Old South Church
Old South Clothing CO
Washington St
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