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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1891

Page

2

Inaugural Address Proposes Broad Reforms in Massachusetts

Governor Russell's inaugural speech urges abolition of poll tax as a voting qualification, tighter election laws, and curb lobby influence. He calls for general laws over special statutes, stronger ballot integrity, and reorganization of executive boards to restore public accountability.

Massachusetts States of the Union Board of Assessors Supreme Court Seth Low Commonwealth Boston

Massachusetts Senate honors Judge Devens amid funeral plan

The Massachusetts Senate adopted a resolution praising late Justice Charles Devens as a brave soldier and eminent jurist. A funeral committee was formed, clerks were assigned duties, and Friday adjournments were set to resume Monday at 2 p m. In the House, inauguration ceremonies passed with Rev. Waldron elected chaplain and Charles Chance sworn in by Governor Brackett.

Russell Boston State House Doric Hall O’brien Field William’Allen Charles Allen Holmes Knowlton Morton Blodkett Mason Barker Thompson Hammond Dewey Eerie Dunbar Lathrop Superior Court Senate Hedges Stoddard Brackett Cambridge Governor Russell Dalton Executive Department Representatives Sprague Cervenen Vernor Russell Haile Gevernor Russell Massachusetts House of Representatives England Bennett Suffolk Charles Devens Supreme Judicial Court Commonwealth of Massachusetts Senate of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Coolidge W. H. Sanger Devens Messrs. Bennett Pinkerton Worcester Alden Plymouth McDonald Middlesex Daniel W. Waldron Charles J. Chance House

Guardianship Placed Over Republican State Committee

The Republican State committee voted to place control under Judge Henry 8S Hyde of Springfield, a member of the national committee, signaling a demand for stronger leadership. Officers were reelected, Bartlett presided, and a voting plan named Joseph O Bartlett for chair, Hyde as a voting member, with a large executive and advisory slate announced.

Henry Hyde Springfield Republican State Committee Henry 8. Hyde Republican National Committee J. O. Bartlett E.C. Milliken Charles Mann Julius C. Chappelle William P. Littlefield A. H. Goetting Enjamin Lovell Edward B. Glasgow C. Bowditch Coffin Joseph N. Peterson George J. Barnes Abraham C. Katchesky Ashton E. Hemphill John H. Abbott E. Scott Morse Isaac Chenery Charlies F. Woodward Boston R. I. Frase Hopkinton Frederick Lawton Lowell William Bancroft Chesterfield Iles J .O. Burdett Hingham J. C. Wardwell Haverhill B. Glascow Worcester TI. C. Bates Howes Norris Cottage Cine Stevens Ware

Controversy Over Alderman Carruths Committee Appointments

The article defends Alderman Carruth amid critics from both parties over his board committee selections. It argues there was no caucus pledge for favors, emphasizes minority representation, and notes Carruth gave Republicans substantial roles while highlighting the chairman's restraint in taking on fewer assignments. It also contrasts with Chairman Wilson's prior approach and cites testimonies from a Democratic observer.

Carruth Post Alderman Carruth Galvin Donovan Thos Meyer Rust Lewis Laos Council Farmer Flood Keenan Sullivan Alderman Stacey Stacey Lcenses Wilson Reed Smith

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Gov. Russell William E. Russell Arte Frank Bolles Miss Ballister Collins Charles W. Eliot Williams End Miss Haile Channing Lilly C. T.russell T. Russell Charles Russell Miss Swan Ae C.H. Tayor John E. Thayer H. M. Whitney Judge Devens Justice Devens Ile United States Henry Wilson Ufe Republican Party Marcus Morton Charles Sumner Joel, Parker Francis W. Bird Otis P. Lord Richard H. Dana, Jr George 8. Boutwell Amasa Walker Anson Burlingame Nathaniel P. Banks Robert Kantoul William Schouler General Assembly Administrative Boards and Commissions Manchester Nahant Milton Holbrook Wellfleet Palmer Engand Congress New York
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