East Boston Election Victory Leaves Officials Jubilant
Aldermen and councilmen praised O Brien and Fisher Hill, citing tax cuts, public finances, and a tidal wave of support. Representatives noted East Boston’s shift toward a strictly Democratic district as police enforced liquor laws and kept watch on election day, with brisk bulletin news and crowded streets by night.
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Fisher Hill
Donovan
Henry Parkman
James E. Fitzgerald
East Boston
Thomas C. McKuany
Ward 2
Howe
Boston
Charlestown
Brighton
South End
Councilmen Elected Pales
A list of elected councilmen by district shows a mix of Democrats and Republicans. Names include Erskine Jewett Webster McBraney Foss and several others across districts four through 31. The record reflects party designations with Democrats prevailing in many entries.
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J. A.webster
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Benjamin J. Sullivan
H. E. Brady
W.H. Murphy
J. H. Car
District Representatives and Board Members Listed
The list shows district representatives with party affiliations. Donovan Hart and Allen serve on the board, Sullivan and Coe are council members, while Barr Freeman Bromwich Magaire and Smith have prior council experience in recent years.
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Nathan G Smith
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Nis Upward Course Through Life Sketches of Aldermen Elect
Life sketch of Hugh O'Brien Boston mayor elect born in Ireland resident over fifty years. Printer by trade early job at Tuttle Dennet Chisholm then published Shipping and Commercial List. Alderman 1875, champion of labor pay, opposed poll tax, urged public parks and city improvements.
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Robert Toombs Yields to Death's Edict.
Washington Ga December 15 General Robert Toombs died at 6 PM in Washington Georgia the first US state named for his countryman. The Georgia leader who helped push secession and led Confederate forces is described as irreconcilable unreconstructed rebel who wielded immense power in politics and war. It recounts his birth July 2 1810 education at Georgia Union College Virginia and Union College career in state and US Congress and Senate his role in disunion and secession and final years in exile and decline.
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Tennyson Poems Excerpts From Early Spring And Tiresias
The Independent reports two extracts from Alfred Lord Tennyson’s new volume. Early Spring depicts heavenly power renewing all, with vivid nature imagery and evolving seasons. Tiresias recounts a mythic vision of Minerva, Athena, and a divine warning that blindness must persist to preserve truthful prophecy.
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What Was It Worth? Hovey Heirs Suit Continues
In New York Supreme Court Judge Van Vorst hears the Hovey heirs case against Phelps Dodge. Testimony from A J Averill on the lease to Mandel Bros. and rent terms cites a store worth between 140000 and 150000 dollars. The witness valued ownership high while noting misstatements in advertising and pending court debate continues tomorrow.
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Prince Ferdinand of Saxe Coburg Dies
Liston December 15 report Prince Ferdinand of Saxe Coburg, father of the King of Tortagal, has died. The obituary notes his royal lineage and the impact on the Tortagal dynasty.
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Deathbed of Portuguese Queen Maria II's Former Husband
The royal family gathered around a dying man whose facial cancer had been worsened by a fall. Cardinal Netclene administered the last rites. It notes Prince Ferdinand of Saxe Coburg as the second husband of Queen Maria II, his 1886 marriage to Da Gloria, her death in 1553, and Ferdinand's regency guiding Portugal toward self-government until Pedro's age in 1855 and the succession of Louis as king in 1861.
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Brockton Shoe Strike Fights Prices and Settlements
Special Despatch from Brockton Massachusetts describes the ongoing shoe strike as a contest to see who is stronger in price fights. Manufacturers and labor boards held separate talks while unions demand higher manifesto prices and accuse the other side of false statements. Workers, Knights of Labor and Lasters Union leaders press for a formal proposition while manufacturers argue prices cannot be equalized.
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Norton to file libel suit against Boston Herald
Marcus P Norton of Boston told H D Hadlock he will sue for 1,000,000 damages for libel over two years. Norton says Hadlock will defend Downs and has been given a $1,000 retainer. He also instructed Hon J A Coffey to bring the suit in Portland Maine.
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Collision on Georgia Pacific Rail Line Kills Eleven
A wreck early today on the Georgia Pacific railroad about fifteen miles from Atlanta leaves eleven dead and several injured. The deceased include Bernard Peyton of Birmingham and Nathan Stanley of Anniston along with Jake and Mary Banks’s infant and two other children. Injured persons include John Bryant and B Cook among others. Mrs Bright died later and Belton and Mrs Brown are sinking. Investigators will determine fault.
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Fire losses hit mills and factories in multiple cities
A Wilmington fire destroyed the Arlington Cotton mills mule spinner building, estimated loss 375000 to 100090 with insurance. In Southlanville a woollen factory store dwelling and two barns burned, losses about 65000 to 75000. Chicago fire damaged A B Amsbacher Co painting materials for 20000 insured, while Silberger Co leaf tobacco and a building suffered 7000 insured and 4000 insured respectively. The J B Wathen & Co distillery in Louisville was partially burned with unknown final loss.
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Ill Pope and Bismarck Injury Report Headlines
The report notes the Pope is ill and Prince Bismarck was injured yesterday after his horse stumbled. It also records Julian Alvarez a Havana cigar maker has died and cites church massacre losses in Cochin China including nine missionaries seven native priests sixty catechists and two hundred twenty five churches burned with numerous parishes and convents destroyed.
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Wines and Rules Randall's First Vantage on the House Floor
Washington dispatch reports on Senate and House debates over anti liquor rules, Sen. Hoar and others debating prohibitory clauses, Ingalls reading the Senate restaurant wine list, and Randall challenging rules in the House. Kent's naval officer bond issue and related nominations also noted along with Boston patent grants.
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Supreme Court reverses Griswold case ruling
The Supreme Court overturned a prior verdict in Griswold versus a railroad, reversing a Superior Court award of $2000 to the plaintiff after Griswold was killed traveling on a trespass. The high court held the railroad not liable for the injury.
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O'Leary and Weston End City Walk in New Jersey
In Brunswick New Jersey on December 15 the walking event drew a slim crowd as O'Leary halted at 10 29 after 378 miles and Weston stopped at 10 25 after 371 miles. They will resume their walk in Plainfield tomorrow.
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Army officer serves as aide and lieutenant in Troy unit
Saveatease First Lieutenant and Adjutant A. W. LaRose of the Institute of Technology battalion is also second lieutenant of Company D, Tenth Battalion, Troy, N Y. The French Canadian patient Charles Consenau admitted to the smallpox hospital is improving with a light attack. Horace Collamore, former Middlesex deputy sheriff, died at 73 from a stroke. Hawley Bros grocery in Waltham was looted with $10 stolen after safe blown. Auditor general budgets $156,800 for next year, up from $154,832.26 in 1885. Lancaster industrial school requests $15,500, $500 over current appropriation.
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Middlesex County
Hawley Bros
Hoody Street
Waltham
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Five Mile Olympian Race Ends in Dunn Victory
At the Olympian Club last evening over 3000 spectators watched John Lenan J J Casey and D J Dann run a five mile gold medal race. Dunn led early then Lehan surged to the front before Dunn regained the lead and won by three yards in a final sprint of about one minute 34 seconds. Lehan finished second with Casey third.
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John Kearney Irish Nationalist dies in New York at 33
John Kearney, a leading Irish Nationalist and organizer of the Phoenix conspiracy, died in New York aged 33. Born in Mill Street Cork, he fled Ireland in 1865 to join Fenianism and settled in the city. Safe bourbon and rye whiskies are advertised in the column.
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Weather Indications for New England States
Weather forecast notes slightly warmer fair weather for the New England States with winds generally from the south to the west. Datum references Waterxeron Der 16-1 a. m. indicate this trend.
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Weather Log of Boston Area 1585 Data Declares Cloudy Weather
The Boston weather report dated December 15, 1585 records barometer readings around 29.9 inches, mean daily thermometer near 30.9 C, and a dew point of 17.3 C. Winds shifted NW to W with speeds 12 to 21, noting cloudy to clear conditions and a trace rainfall. It also mentions a promotional line about Pyle's Peatline for washing.
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