Regular Democratic Ticket Shown With Mayor and Jenkins Likenesses
A display features councilmen and a “regular Democratic ticket” with horseshoe imagery. The scene includes likenesses of the Mayor and Edward J. Jenkins and the motto Honesty Decency Democracy as the words Good Luck appear above them.
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Edward J. Jenkins
Vote tallies and majorities from Boston licenses
The record lists votes for O'Brien Hart Brady and Samp'n with Yes and No tallies. O'Brien posts a 1630 plurality and Brady a 933. License majority stands at 8433.
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O’brien
Hart. Brady
Samp
N. Yes
O’ Brien
Brady
Vote totals reveal alderman races in multiple districts
The document lists ward by ward results for alderman elections across the fourth, sixth, seventh, eighth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth and other districts. It records candidates and precinct tallies, with Kelley and Logan among the figures and majorities noted for several wards.
Aldermen Elected in All Twelve Districts
The report lists the elected aldermen by district: first Jesse M. Gove. second Philip J. Doherty. third John A. McLaughlin. fourth William Power Wilson. fifth Charles W. Smith. sixth William P. Carroll. seventh Samuel Kelley. eighth Charles H. Allen. ninth John C. Short. tenth Nathan G. Smith. eleventh Homer Rogers. twelfth Otis Eddy. Five incumbents return to the board with prior service. Wilson and Short remain on the common council. Doherty and Rogers are new to both branches.
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Jesse M. Gove
Philip J. Doherty
John A. McLaughlin
William Power Wilson
Charles W. Smith
William P. Carroll
Samuel Kelley
Charles H. Allen
John C. Short
Nathan G. Smith
Homer Rogers
Otis Eddy
Messrs
McLaughlin
C. W. Smith
Carroll, Allen
N. G. Smith
Wilson
Short
Messrs. Gove
Kelley
Eady
Doherty
Rogers
Voter Ward by Ward Council Election Returns
City council results list winners by ward with party affiliations. Republicans and Democrats alternate across wards, naming winning candidates and some runner ups. The roster covers wards 2 through 25 with multiple names per ward.
Board Members Elected: Blake Elliott and Swasey Named
Elected. Messrs. Blake, Elliott and Swasey are members of the present board.
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Messrs
Blake, Elliott and
Swasey
Mayor O'Brien Confronts Voters After Reelection Bid
Mayor O'Brien speaks on Boston election results saying reelection expected with a strong majority. He notes he did not seek renomination but accepted it when offered by the city's Democratic Party and asserts his three year record stands on major Boston matters.
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O’brien
Morning Press
Boston
Carroll
Boston Mayor's 1887 canvass sparks reform pledges and debt debate
A Boston city leader defends debt use for public works and criticizes the 1887 anti graft canvass. He praises independence of the city government, challenges Republican claims, and vows to oppose measures harming city interests while inviting frank disclosures from appointees.
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Boston
Are
Massachusetts
Tom
Law Department
Canvons
Citizens’ Movement
Fulton and Burelard
Alyah A. Burrage
Board of Aldermen
Saul of Tarsus
Hart claims victory for the people in city election
Mr Hart says the result is a great vote for good government against corruption and urges citizens to keep pressure on wards and city committees. He notes Catholic and Irish issues surfaced, praises the citizens’ committee and Republican organizers, and comments on ward gains and expectations for future reforms.
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City Hall
Hart
O’brien
McLaughlin
Carroll
Citizens’ Committee
Republican Committee
Barry
Cunniff
Maguire
Mayor O’brien
Trial of Mrs. Robinson in Willie case continues in East Cambridge
The Supreme Court hearing into the alleged murder of Willie Robinson by his mother Mrs. Sarah J. Robinson proceeded with testimony from multiple witnesses. Insurance connections, alleged poisoning hints, and arsenic findings dominated the day as doctors and colleagues described Willie's illness and the surrounding family events.
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Sarah J. Robinson
Willie
Supreme Court
East Cambridge
James G. Sheppard
Lawrence
Supreme Colony of the United Order of Pilgrim Fathers
Willie Robinson
Thomas R. Smith
Jessie Macdonald
Colony of
Pilgrim Fathers
Charles P. Chandler
Robinson
Flora A. Stanwood
Lizzie Robinson
Cambridge
Oliver Sleeper
Sleeper
Robinsons
Mrs. Robinson
Smith
Wood
Thomas M. Durell
Somerville
Dr. Nichols
Robinson House
Overloaded with Immigrants Declares National Line Vessel
The National line steamer Chandorganora landed 1327 passengers at Castle Garden today. She left the Mediterranean with 1832 aboard, five dying on the voyage. Collector Magone filed a complaint against Captain Touiean for overcrowding. Captain Jacques, a former commander, was fined 15000 in June for the same issue after arriving in April with 1256 Italian immigrants and in June with 1193.
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New York
National Line
Castle Garden
Mediterranean
Magone
Touiean
Jacques
Marseilles
Touleon
Beckwith Sells Local Telephone Interest in Chatham Area
Edward A. Beckwith of Boston, owner of a telephone line serving Chatham East Chatham Chatham Centre Ghent and nearby areas within about ten miles, has disposed of his interest in the system to Philo B. Blinn Jr.
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Albany
N. Y
Edward A. Beckwith
Boston
Chatham
East Chatham
Chatham Centre
Ghent
Philo B. Blinn, Jr
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