Localities Mentioned in Northern Cities List
Boston, Charlestown, Cambridge, Chelsea, Lynn, Lawrence, Worcester, Taunton, New Bedford, Newburyport, Fall River, Springfield are cited, indicating major urban centers in the region. The reference suggests a broad geographic context across Massachusetts and nearby cities.
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Boston, Charlestown
Cambridge, Chelsea, Lynn, Lawrence, Worcester, Taunton
New Bedford
Newburyport
Fall River
Springfield
Inaugural Address of Boston Mayor Shurtleff Opens New Council
The City Council convened at 10 A M with W G Harris reporting a quorum of fifty five members. Mayor Meyer Shurtleff and the Aldermen took oaths, then the Mayor delivered a long inaugural address urging strict economy, balanced with necessary public works, and stressing the union of Boston and Roxbury and the need to manage debt, taxes, and municipal expansion.
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W. G. Harris
Ward
England
Wadsworth
Mesers Wadeworth
Carney
Bater
Newton
Meyer Shurtleff
Akermen
Spurr
Kurtz
Baron Stow
Horace Gray, Jr
Supreme Judicial Court
Shurtleff
South Bay
City Point
Roxbury
Commonwealth
Highlands
Boston
Fire Department
Speen
Ivory Bean
James J. Fiyon
James M. Keith
Charles J. “Allen
Albert J. Wright
Allen
Mesars Osborn
Kelly
Jacobs
Gregg
Washington
Train
Domince Council
Soa Vocs
Samuel F. McCleary
Eae
Mayor Shurtleff's Message Guides Boston's Future
The Post summarizes Mayor Shurtleff's annual address praising clear fiscal stewardship. It notes a City debt of just over ten million after the sinking fund, calls for a new city bureau to replace county commissioners, and reviews public works, schools, libraries, sanitation, and crime controls. He urges economy with enterprise to expand trade and industry, and signals support for veterans and widows. General tone is candor and conciliation aimed at broad approval.
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Boston
Roxbury
Hinds
Treasury
Supreme Judicial Court
Eer
Rong
Althou
Commonwealth
Fom
United States
J. G. Foster
North Head
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Lovell’s Island
Bpit
Great Brewster Spit
Upper Middle Bar
Tower
Corwin Rocke
Gallop’s Island
Point Allerton
A.schke
George W. Townsend
Tower Rock
Corwin Rock
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Boston Flats
State Ledge
Legan
South Boston
Pacific Railroad
East Boston
People’s Ferry Company
East Boston Ferry Company
Grand Junction
Boston and Worcester Railroad
Western and Northern
East
Shurtleff
Roxbury Incorporated
Gov. Swann
Maryland
General Assembly
Department of Labor and Agriculture
National Guard
Swannmoat
Senator Sprague Blasts Tax Policy and Braggadocio
Senator Sprague of Rhode Island denounces Congress tax policy and the party’s blundering legislation, arguing taxes have ruined interests and left the North poorer and the South less valuable. He critiques stadiums of bragging and calls out Reconstruction rhetoric while praising Burlingame’s appointment as Chinese Commissioner and the new Japanese Consul in San Francisco for improving U S relations and commerce.
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Rhode Island
Congress
Senate
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Great Britain
Wilson
Burlingame
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United States
Washington
Sam
Mountaineer Fenton Club Emerges From Grant Controversy
In New York a radical group has struck the name Grant from their club, renaming it the Mountaineer Fenton Club as part of a broader push to shed Confederate era associations. The move signals shifting loyalties and a bold rebranding within the local outdoor community.
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New York
Grant
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