Morse Made Supérior Coats And Suits Sale
In compliance with our co partnership agreement after the death of partner Jacob Morse we offer radical price reductions across the store. Real mark downs occur in every department with over a hundred strong offerings. Notable items include Men s $20 overcoats cut to 15 and Men s $15 suits cut to 12 50, Morse made Supérior line.
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Jacob Morse
Mark Downs
Price S.A. Isaacson & CO
Washington Street
Haymarket Square
House votes to impeach Judge Swayne of Florida
The House of Representatives, acting as a grand jury after a five hour debate, adopted a resolution to impeach Judge Charles Swayne of the northern district of Florida for high crimes and misdemeanors. Palmer of Pennsylvania laid out the case, followed by Clayton, Powers, Henry, and Lamar.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Charles Swayne
Florida
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Judiciary Committee
Messrs
Clayton
Alabama
Powers
Massachusetts
Henry
Texas
Lamar
Willard Wins in Chelsea Mayor Race and Alderman Seats
Mayor Howard E. Willard, Republican, defeats Marcus M. Merritt, Democrat, by a 2847 to 2449 vote. Chelsea approves a license 2963 to 2647, the largest license vote in 20 years. Aldermen-at-large all won by Republicans Justin Bartlett, William Robinson, William Young, Arthur Gates, William Williams. Ward results show Republican victories in Wards 2 and 3, with independent William A. O'Brien winning Ward 2.
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Howard E. Willard
Marcus M. Merritt
Chelsea
Willard
Merritt
Justin F. Bartlett
William M. Robinson
William 8. Young
Arthur HB. Gates
William J. Williams
Thomas F. Driscoll
Daniel H. Sullivan
William A. O’brien
Max Cohen
John J. McCauley
Alfred F. Cornell
Republi
Dwyer Wins in Medford Mayor Election
Michael F. Dwyer won the Medford mayoral race on the Citizen Republican ticket defeating Edmund H. Pennell by 184 votes. The city elected an all Republican council, with two members on Independent Republican tickets, and voted against license. License results 858 yes 1834 no.
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Medford
Michael F. Dwyer
Edmund H. Pennell
Luther C. Seaver
Ind
William A. Batchelor
Herbert T. Staples
Harry Highley
Melvin E. Monroe
Reuben M. Putnam
C. H. Lowell
Co. M. Brewer
Newton Elects One Democrat In City Election
Newton Dec 13 The Republicans won the city election with Mayor Weed re-elected. Democrats elected one Alderman, leaving the next board 13 to 1 in favor of Republicans. Aldermen elected are all Republican except Doherty. license vote totals shown.
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Newton
Weed
Frederick W. Stone
Charles W. Cobb
George H. Ellis
Frederick H. Underwood
Edward P. Bosson
Elias D. Bishop
Frederick A. Day
William J. Doherty
Albert T. Carter
H. H. Hunt
Charles A. Brown
Frederick W. Webster
Edward D. Bowen
Thomas Weston, Jr
Doherty
Republicans Win in Lynn Reelected Mayor and Aldermen
Lynn voters re elected Mayor Henry W. Eastham to a third term by a 1341 plurality over challenger William P Connery. The council will be ten Republicans and one Democrat with 17 to 8. Aldermen include Miller Fisher Newhall Call Bartlett Manchester Wells Willey Babb Holt Blakeley. License approval increased from last year with 568387 yes and 4378 no.
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Lynn
Rec
Eastham
William P.connery
Henry W. Eastham
William P. Connery
Andrew A. Keene
Walter Deans
Hiram EE. Miller
William A. Fisher
George A. Newhall
Martin L. Call
A. Bartlett
T. A. Manchester
F. E. Wells
W. A. Willey
W. T. Babb
F. E. Holt
G. E. Blakeley
Worcester Mayor Blodget Wins City Election
In Worcester on December 13, Mayor Walter H. Blodget Republican won reelection with 10 383 votes over David M. O Connell Democrat who polled 9301. License Yes tally 10037 to 9570 as Luce law is repealed by 10261 to 4766.
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Worcester
Walter H. Blodget
David M. O’connell
Hastings Is Malden Mayor Defeats Warren by 361 Votes
William A Hastings running on an Independent Republican ticket won Malden’s mayoral race today, defeating Republican candidate Charles G Warren by 361 votes. The city will have a Republican-majority government with Alderman-at-large winners also on Republican tickets, and the license question remains no-license. Hastings: 2690 votes. Warren: 2329. other candidates include George H Fall with 107.
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Malden
William A. Hastings
Charlies G. Warren
Republican Caucuses
Hastings
Dean
Charles G. Warren
George H. Fall
John F. Rood
John M. Devir
Whittemore and Mc Kee Lead Local License Vote
The record shows candidates Whittemore Mc Kee Robinson Towns and Stout for a local license ballot with yes and no tallies. Results detail last year yes votes and current year counts indicating approval or rejection and party affiliation among incumbents.
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Gar A. Whittemore
Frank A. McKee
Fred R. Robinson
Fred H. Towns
John S. Stout
Ind
Cambridge Election Results Highlight Shifts in Ward Seats
Daly defeats McNamee in Cambridge homeward race by a large margin. O'Brien loses by six plurality amid bribery rumors. Ward 4 elects Thomas E. Ruggles and Ward 5 picks Rinehard E. Bartels on Republican ticket. Mrs Jennette J. Black falls to Edward H. Lowell in Ward 5 school race. Ward 1 backs Democrat Thomas F. Hahesy for School Board. rest of Board stays Republican. Socialist vote collapses with 166 for Alfred B. Outram for Mayor.
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William H. Nudd
Minnie Fenwick
William N. Jewell
George H. Dunham
Edward Ss. Johnson
Alfred B. Outram
Aldermen Elected in City Contest as Mayoral Vote Ends
The mayoralty race is decided by 5:45 PM with the Democratic ticket prevailing. Elected aldermen include Edward Barry M F Flynn M Andrews J F Hart F Fahey J W Coveney E B James J F Quinn M F Burke J K Allen and M Lynch with Democrats dominating the council.
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Edward Barry
M. F. Flynn
M. Andrews
J. F. Hart
F. Fahey
J. W. Coveney
N. P
J. F. Quinn
M. F. Burke
J. K. Allen
M. Lynch
Salem Returns Peterson as Mayor in Tight Race
Salem votes favor Republican incumbent Joseph N. Peterson for a third term, defeating Democrat John F. Hurley 3350 to 2197. Independent Joseph P. Saunders and Socialist George A. Sanborn also ran, with Saunders receiving 1081 and Sanborn 142. License supporters lost by 454. Aldermen-at-large elected Archer, Chaupet, Colbert, Doyle, Perkins, Reed, White. council deemed Republican 19 of 24.
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Salem
Joseph N. Peterson
John F. Hurley
Joseph PD. Saunders
George A. Sanborn
Sanborn
Charles A. Archer
Paul Chaupet
William H. Colbert
Michael J. Doyle
Ind
John R. Perkins
Edward N. Reed
Alden P. White
Franklin Square L Station Petition Refused
The railroad commissioners refused the petition by J. L. Whiting & Sons Co. and others for an L station on Washington Street between Dover and Northampton streets. They declined to recommend an additional station at or near Franklin Square for various reasons after a prior hearing.
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J. L. Whiting & Sons Co
Washington Street
Dover
Northampton Streets
Frankling Square
Somerville Surprises Mark City Election Night
Mayor Leonard B. Chandler, Republican, re-elected over Dr. Michael W. White, Democrat, by 2 426 votes with 4387 to 1961. Republicans win two Ward 1 aldermen and Franklin D. Wilkins is re-elected in Ward 6 as an independent. Ward 2 sees Thomas M. Clancy defeated by John H. O Neil by 75 votes. Board remains 19 Republicans to 2 Democrats. no-license vote is yes 2022, no 4338.
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Leonard B. Chandler
Somerville
Michael W. White
Chandler
White
Franklin D. Wilkins
Wilkins
Thomas M. Clancy
John H. O'Neil
Alderman Higgins
Board of Aldermen
Elmer H. Spaulding
David B. Armstrong
Thomas W. Sutherland
William H. Smith
W. A. Flaherty
Joseph P. Phillips
William F. Barker
William M. Armstrong
Leonard W. Cole
Herbert I. Laighton
Sidney B. Keene
David C. Theall
John J. Higgins
Jesse Newcomb
George S. Lovejoy
John F. Thompson
Chester W. McFarland
Walter A. Dow
James Davis
Zebedee E. Cliff
Newburyport votes yes on license in municipal election
In Newburyport on December 13 the license question passed 1667 to 1148, continuing last year’s no license result 1444 to 1165. Four mayoral candidates ran on nomination papers. William F. Houston won with 1672 votes. Aldermen elected include J. L. Jacoby and Moody B. Norris among others. a Common Council of 18 independents was chosen.
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Newburyport
William F. Houston
Irvin Besse
Benjamin P. Ireland
John M. Chase
J. L. Jacoby
Moody B. Norris
Arthur B. Brown
Charles C. Kelley
Andrew R. Curtis
Obed W. Greaton
Newton Prevails as Everett Elects Mayor
In Everett on December 13 the lightest city vote in years produced H Houstis Newton as mayor with 1973 votes to 641 for Democrat George M Nash. Newton's plurality reached 1332 while no license carried by about 18 votes in Ward 1 and the city wide no license majority stood at 11 410. Luce law opposed by 228.
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Everett
H. Houstis Newton
George M. Nash
Newton
C. F. Spencer
Fall River Democrats Triumph In City Election
In Fall River on December 183, John T. Coughlin defeated Mayor George Grime by 757 votes in a 10 771 total. Republicans won six of nine Aldermen seats and kept control of the board. The cotton mill strike influenced turnout and Coughlin’s union leadership is noted. License passed by a reduced margin. Aldermen elected were Republicans Fred Moore Robert Nicholson James T Bagshaw and Orlando Draper. License Yes 6571 No 4319.
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Fall River
John T. Coughlin
George Grime
Coughlin
Fred Moore
Robert Nicholson
James T. Bagshaw
Orlando Draper
Wallis elected Mayor in Beverly victory by 720 votes
Beverly, Dec. 18 Alderman J. A. Wallis won the mayoralty over Frederick A. E. Hamilton by 720 votes. Dow beat Brown for Alderman-at-large. The no-license stance carried as usual. Mayor vote totals were Wallis 1632 to Hamilton 912.
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Beverly
J. A. Wallis
Frederick A. E. Hamilton
Common Council
S. Harvey Dow
Josiah B. Brown
Joseph A. Wallis
Republicans Win Holyoke Mayor Vote in City Election
In Holyoke on December 13 the Republican Nathaniel P. Avery defeated Democrat Thomas J. Dillon for mayor by 342 votes. The Democrats gain control of the next Board of Aldermen and liquor licenses will again be sold. License yes 3597 none 2388. Luce joint caucus act was defeated 3874 to 1260.
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Holyoke
Nathaniel P. Avery
Thomas J. Dillon
Buttrick Again Melrose Mayor Wins Unopposed
Melrose voters showed little interest in the annual city election as Sidney H. Buttrick was re-elected mayor with 1184 votes. Only alderman contests in wards 4 and 7 drew attention while the city will be entirely Republican and the license question passed against. Aldermen-at-large elected were Albert A. Day Aaron Hill Jr. Eugene H. Moore with license votes 271 yes 1046 no.
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Melrose
Sidney H. Buttrick
Berry
Day
Hill
Moore
Albert A. Day
Aaron Hill, Jr
Eugene H. Moore
Casey Wins Lowell Mayor Election in Landslide
James B. Casey, Democratic candidate, defeats Al derman Hill 7307 to 6738 to become Lowell's mayor at 27 the youngest ever. New Aldermen: seven Republicans two Democrats. Common Council 17 Republicans 10 Democrats. Also results show license vote and list of elected Aldermen Carmichael Cosgrove Allen Braden Fairweather Hayes Grant Waller Livingston.
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Lowell
James B. Casey
James G. Hill
Casey
Carmichael
Cosgrove
Allen
Braden
Fairweather
Hayes
Grant
Waller
Livingston
Taylor is Elected Mayor In Chicopee Narrow Victory
Albert E. Taylor, Republican, won the Chicopee mayoral race over incumbent Charles A. Buckley, Democrat, by 1230 to 1110 with 120 for George 3. Ball. The city approved revoking the Luce law by 1472 to 749, and license votes rose to 1425 yes to 749 no.
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Chicopee
Albert E. Taylor
Charles A. Buckley
Taylor
Buckley
George 3. Ball
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