Worcester Elects Harrington Amid Largest City Vote
Worcester voters backed Francis A. Harrington for a third term as mayor 6723 to 5646 over Joseph S. Perry. The Board of Aldermen will be seven Republicans and one Democrat, while the Council shows fifteen Republicans and nine Democrats. License measure reverses with 6174 no to 5773 yes. Ward results favor varied party nominations for School Committee and a local upset in Ward 1 with Rev. Austin Carver defeating the regular Republican candidate by 6 majority.
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Cain
Francis A. Harrington
Joseph S. Perry
Rev. Austin &. Carver
Lcense
Lynn Vote Light in Municipal Returns for Mayor Race
Lynn voters delivered a light turnout as results showed Elihu B. Hayes leading for mayor with about a 1000 vote plurality after 13 of 19 precincts. A. O. Keefe, Municipal Reform candidate, surpassed expectations with over 1100 votes, while George Newhall trailed on the Republican slate. license support leaned yes in 12 of 19 precincts with reduced plurality anticipated.
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Elihu B. Hayes
Rebbcan Board of Aldermen
George 3
Waterbarr
Newburyport Elects Gurney Mayor as Dems Hold Council
In Newburyport the Republican Orrin J. Gurney won the mayoralty over Alfred Pearson 1211 to 916. The Board of Aldermen includes John W. Allen, Charles W. Page, Henry C. Plummer, Charles C. Stockman, George E. Stickney, Andrew R. Curtis. The Common Council will be ten Democrats and eight Republicans. Voters also approved the license measure by 1286 to 775.
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Newboryport
Orrin J. Gurney
Alfred Pearson
Board of Aldermen
John W. Allen
Charles W. Page
Henry C. Plummer
Charles C. Stockman
George E. Stickney
Andrew R. Curtis
Common Council
Democrats Gain Complete Council Control in Lawrence
The recount confirms three Democratic councilmen elected in Ward 2 and three in Ward 6, giving the Democrats full control of the Lawrence city council.
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Ennis Clash Ends With Stone Strike On John Dillon Hart
A factional quarrel in Ennis leads to a clash as Parnellites confront McCarthyites near a National Federal Branch meeting. John Dillon Hart is struck in the face by a stone, suffering a severe cut before police disperse the crowd and the McCarthyites resume their meeting.
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National Federal Branch
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John Dillon
Historic bier relic hidden in Capitol crypt for Lincoln era
The Washington Star reports a century old bier used for laying in state in the Capitol rotunda. It preserves scenes from Lincoln and other leaders, kept in a subterranean crypt since 1800 as a mausoleum plan for Washington. The piece underscores national memory and museum interest in the relic.
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Maddeus Stevens
Pennsylvania
Salmon P. Chase
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Charles Summer
Henry Wilson
Massachusetts
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John A. Logan
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Congress
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Washington
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Norcross identifies bomber's head for burial
Mrs Norcross of Somerville and George Whiting travel to Bellevue Hospital to identify the decapitated head found after the Russell Sage office bombing. The mother confirms the features match her son and requests cremation, with remains to be sent to Boston and placed in Woodlawn Cemetery vault for cremation.
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Bellevue Hospital
Rickard
Russell Sage
Norcross
Somerville
George O. Whiting
Lexington
Mass
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Dangerous Little Verse Quoted In Norcross Case
Mrs. Norcross testifies about her son Henry L Norcross describing him as mild, disciplined, intelligent and fond of poetry. She recalls his aversion to wealth, fear of fate, and belief in no hereafter. The note cites a verse he favored and links it to the Abbott and Almy writings.
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New York
Russell Sage
Norcross
Frank
Almy
Abbott
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Coroner Establishes Jury in Russell Sage Office Explosion
Coroner Messemer empanels a jury to determine causes of deaths from the Russell Sage office explosion. Members include Solomon Turch Laflin and Rand Power Co president, Giorace Leask banker, Henry Clews banker, Harvey Fiske bonds dealer, John Melkesson druggist, Stanton stock broker. The jury viewed the remains and adjourned sine die. Remains to be shipped to Boston after head examination. The police are continuing inquiry.
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Messemer
Russell Sage
Solomon Turch
Laflin and Rand Power Company
S, Kf, Stanton
Giorce Leask
John Melkesson
Harvey E. Fiske
Henry Clews
Boston
Norcross Revolvers Missing After Sage Meeting
Russell Sage reappears at his office for the first time since the dynamite blast and says he is able to handle affairs. The report notes two revolvers Norcross carried to Sage’s office are missing. Mr and Mrs James E Norcross took a Boston bound afternoon train registering as Mr and Mrs C H Whiting at the Grand Union Hotel.
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Sage
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United Press
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Grand Union Hotel
Norcross associate in New York may identify bomb suspect
Reynolds T. White, a close business friend of Norcross, was in New York and reportedly saw the bomb thrower’s head at the morgue. He sent a dispatch to the Transcript claiming the head’s features do not resemble Norcross, noting discrepancies in chin ears nose hair neck and head proportions.
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New York
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Shipping News From Boston Port Important Arrivals and Departures
The Port of Boston reports arrivals including Steamer Bowden from Port Antonio and several steamers from Baltimore Bangor Portland Gloucester and New York. Vessels cleared include Lancastrian Fortx J H Flitner and Blake. Coastwise movements feature Tremont and Orion with cargoes and tugs Gladiator Battler and Triton. Several ships ride out the storm in President Roads.
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Maritime Ship Movements Rhode Island to New England Ports
Harbor notices list numerous vessels cleared sailed and arriving December 14 15 across Boston Providence Portland Philadelphia New York Newport News Savannah and Wilmington with names of steamers schooners barkentines brig ships and cargoes including Dorchester May Williams Massasoit and Adirondack among others. multiple crews assignments and destinations such as Havana Boston New York Washington DC and St Pierre reflect routine operations on Atlantic coastal routes.
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Maritime Listings From Barbadose Ar November Entry
Shipping records show several vessels with origins and destinations including bark Carrie L Smith from Santos and Weymouth bound for Pensacola, brig Wauban from Teneriffe, brig Britannia bound for Trinidad, and other ships such as Megun ticook from Norfolk and Atlantic from New York with various dates and ports noted.
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Gatleut
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Weymouth
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Wauban
Teneriffe
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Ess
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Shipping News Bids Far Atlantic Trades and Coastal Losses
The report details Atlantic routes with ships sailing to Havana Apalachicola and New York, and Manila cargoes including hemp and sugar. An unnamed steamer from Pensacola for Havana was abandoned after sinking near Tortugas with all hands saved. Sloops were sold at auction after a Boston Harbor wreck repair. The South Portland was refloated near Pasque Island and towed to Vineyard Haven. cargoes to follow.
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Field’s Bail Granted After Embezzlement Indictment
In New York on December 15 M FIELDS was indicted for embezzling fifty bonds of 1000 dollars each from the Union Pacific Railroad. He pleaded not guilty and was admitted to 25000 dollars bail with J Pierpont Morgan and John Terry as bondsmen.
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