Local precincts report early results in city election
At 4 20 o clock City Messenger Peters read early tallies. O Brien led with 801 votes to Hart 120 and McNeill 19. Labor supporters grew discouraged while Republicans pressed to victory as more results arrived. By 5 o clock O Brien held a sizable lead overall. Ward 11 Precinct 5 showed Hart 558 to O Brien 103.
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O’ Brien
Hart
McNeill
O'Brien
O’brien
Aldermen Elected In City Districts
City results show the first twelve districts selecting aldermen with Democrats winning seven seats and Republicans five. Notable note indicates Gallagher ran on both tickets. O’Brien’s plurality is 4,668 with 23,387 yes and 18,719 no on the license majority of 3,437.
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Mr. Gallagher
O’brien
Hart. McNeill
The License Vote Indicates Strong No-License Majority
Advocates of no license note Boston results from 1884 to 1886 show decreasing margins for license. Dudley says the trend presses legislators to tighten liquor laws, while Jewell cites frugal campaign costs and possible city-tale momentum for no-license gains statewide.
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L. Edwin Dudley
B. R. Jewell
Massachusetts
Aldermen-Elects Named From City Districts
East Boston alderman-elect John H. Sullivan native of Ireland rose from stevedore to councilman and seeks streets improvements. Charlestown’s Patrick J. Donovan leads as senior alderman-elect and party chair hopeful. Boston-born John A. McLaughlin, a former legislator, blocks Barr’s bid. Tilly Haynes tops Fourth District. Republican Charles W. Smith wins Back Bay seat. William P. Carroll reelected in the Sixth District. Bromwich reelected in South Boston.
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John H. Sullivan
Patrick J. Donovan
John A. McLaughlin
Tilley Haynes
Charles W. Smith
William P. Carroll
Charles M. Bromwich
Charles H. Allen
P. James Maguire
Nathan G. Smith
John H. Lee
Aavers
W. J. Mahoney
M.J. Armstrong
Ka. Perry
Chris O
Ae D. Barr
J.d.&r
W.B. F. Whall
John Gallagher
Roger Haerty
James F. Vitalone
Patrick McManus
Richard Rotch
Osoeerree
George H. Gigs
D. J. Kennitt
Iso
J. Reagan
J J. Kennedy
I. D
Toe. Kelley
J Harrington
F. Clark
S. Sidelinger
McLenghlin
W. Kelley
Burnham
Obdell
Haynes Precince
M. Cummings
A. B. Lattimore
Can
Morrison
H. Muldoon
J A. Me
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J L Ennis
Eik Flint Reese
Pat Scatterly
Davis
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Alibi
Alee
Inlaks
A. Fifield
Deenee
Pr. i
H. Rogers
Martin Dooling
Jacob Fotler
N. Chapin
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Crowle
Haynes
Sullivan
G. Griffin
Hirranver
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R. Browne
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J.J. Daly
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TB. Tracy
Pita
Smith
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P. Leonard
Doarroll
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J. B. Gomez
C.H. Fleming
Eke Roberts
R. Kelran
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J. McCarthy
J.f.connelly
S. J. Powers
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J. Tuttle
J. F. Foster
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Xl. Williams
T. Paine
Eder
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Allen's Plurality
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Frank B. Thayer
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He Duggan
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J Donovan
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Samuel J. Capen
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Councilmen Elected Ward by Ward in City Vote
City council seats across twenty five wards filled with party lines noted. Winners include Morrison Web ster Carstensen in Ward 1 and multiple D and R party incumbents across wards with names listed.
Boston Aldermen Nominees in Turbulent Local Races
The piece outlines candidates for Boston’s aldermanic seats, naming Bromwich, Allen, Maguire, Nugent, and others. It notes Bromwich’s origin in Birmingham 1880 birth, Allen’s long public service, Maguire’s Irish roots, Smith’s reelection, Lee’s Brighton ties, Capen’s Dorchester roots, and party ticket shifts amid district politics.
Mayor O'Brien Responds To City Election Result
Mayor O'Brien lauds Boston voters as prudent in preserving local self government. He criticizes the New York Socialist and Powderly, condemns outside interference, and calls for unity among Democrats and Republicans to defend homes from what he calls visionary politics.
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Boston election elates Democrats with O'Brien victory
In Boston crowds cheer Mayor O'Brien as Democrats celebrate control of the aldermen and a Democratic board. Leaders including Kendricken Taylor Maguire and Jenkins hail the win while Republicans gauge the shift and express cautious approval.
The Third Time Trust in Public Confidence
The speaker expresses gratitude for public trust for the third time and pledges to merit the confidence by continuing a prudent course during the year.
Quiet crowds Gather as Returns Roll In
A sparse gathering formed outside the newspaper offices last evening to watch the bulletins of the election returns.
Weather Indications From Washington for New England
For twenty four hours beginning 7 a m Wednesday December 15 the forecast calls for fair weather in New England and eastern New York followed by rain or snow. Winds start southwest and become variable with a slight drop in temperature.
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Weather Record Shows Uniform Observations Across Stations
Yesterday’s meteorological summary reports synchronized observations at all stations up to 10 p m The record notes temperature humidity and other conditions captured at the same moment across locations, reflecting a coordinated data collection effort for the period.
Caswell Hazard Cod Liver Oil And Juniper Tar Soap Ad
The advertisement promotes Caswell Hazard and Co. New York cod liver oil as the purest sweetest and best made from fresh livers. It claims physicians prefer it over others and notes juniper tar soap treats chapped hands face pimples and rough skin.
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