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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1897

Page

5

Legislature rejects Sullivan recount bid in fourth district race

The Legislature rejected John H. Sullivan’s bid to unseat Isaac B. Allen in the fourth district. A minority report urged the legislature to review returns, but Republicans backed the majority finding that Sullivan failed to make a prima facie case.

John H. Sullivan Fourth Isaac B. Allen Mr. Allen Sullivan Irwin Board of Elections Quinn Mr. Sullivan Friends Quirk and Pence Court of Final Resort Rice Welch Ponce

Wolcott's Inaugural Speech Outlines State Needs

Governor Wolcott presents a detailed inaugural address noting deaths of former leaders, calls for prudent spending, harbor dredging, Boston harbor improvements, metropolitan district governance, water supply, public education, temperance, taxation reform, street railways, and state-wide reforms across health, prisons, and taxation. He emphasizes civic duty, harbor safety, and fair governance.

Inauguration Day in Massachusetts Senate Chamber

The ceremony features Governor Wolcott taking the oath beside Lieutenant Governor and state officials while a crowded, festive House and Senate share the stage. Notable moments include old election memories resurfacing, the Wolcott family presence, and Sullivan and Allen clashing over seating and escort duties amid a lengthy inaugural address.

Isaac B. Allen John H. Sullivan Sullivan Great and General Court of Massachusetts Kimball Roger Wolcott W. Murray Crane Governor Wolcott Roger James Lawrence J. E. Peabody Katharine Lovering G. H. Lyman J. L. Bates Wolcott Senate House Adams Lawrence Bates Field O’brien Braley Fall River Mr. Allen Allen Mr. Sullivan Lomeshire Asisaken Isaac Colonel Benton Mendax

Early Government Formed Committees For New Council

The executive council met after qualification of new councillors and announced committees. The Lieutenant-Governor chairs most panels with members Towne Ryder Joslin Benton Norwood Shaw Lovell Allen and Poupelliers named across finance harbors public lands prisons military railroads state house nominations accounts and warrants.

Rdens Towne Ryder Joslin Benton Summers Ryder Norwood Shaw Lovell Allen Poupelliers Lovell Joshin State House

Franklin Typographical Society 73rd annual meet held

The Franklin Typographical Society held its seventy third annual meeting at 121 Chandler Street. Secretary C. W. Brown reported nearly $300 in sick benefits paid and total membership of 492 as of January 1. An annual banquet for Benjamin Franklin’s birthday is planned at the Quincey House on Monday evening January 18 with a management slate including Higgins as president and Brown as secretary.

Franklin Typographical Society Chandler Street C. W. Brown Benjamin Franklin Quincey House P. J. Guerin John M. Atwood William H. Cundy Charles AW. Holden Silas W. Gamble Murray Upham Leonard Raymond Martin P. Higgins Charles W. Brown George W.W. Steeper James P., Gorman J. Alfred Barnes William J. Devanna Charles W. Holden Henry R. Danforth Stephen Booth Frank B. Tyler Patrick J. Guerin Frank A. Presley James Wilson Elmer ©. Wadman William F. Hickey Murray C. Upham Charles H. Chipman Willis de Los Winsor Mt. Hope George W. Bigelow

Governor Powers Urges Tax Increase and Ballot Law Reforms

NECOS OF MAINE AUGUSTA JAN 7 In his inaugural address Governor Powers recommends raising taxes to cut the state debt and improving ballot laws to curb the large number of defective votes in recent elections.

Augusta Powers

U S Minister Willis Shows Major Recovery After Illness

Honolulu advices dated Jan 1 say United States Minister Willis, once reported hopelessly ill, is greatly improved and a full recovery is expected.

San Francisco Honolulu United States Willis

New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief

Remarkable claim of relief in six hours for kidney and bladder diseases with a remedy that targets the urinary passages. Reported to ease retention and pain rapidly in both men and women, offered by George C. Goodwin & Co. in Boston.

Rey George C. Goodwin &Co Hanover Street Boston

Patent Idea Giveaway Promises $1800 Prize in Inventions List

Patent Attorneys John Wedderburn & Co. announce a $1800 prize offer and a new list of 1000 inventions. Washington, D. C. address provided for participation.

John Wedderburn von Neate OHN Wedderburn & CO Dept. G Wake D. C

Patent Attorney Notice From Wake D. C. Firm

Fragmentary classified notice seeking ideas protection from John Wedderburn & Co. patent attorneys in Washington D C. for their service. The text shows an inquiry about protecting ideas and mentions a department and address.

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