Bates Re‑elected Massachusetts Republican Executive Chief Amid Contests
The Massachusetts Republican State committee held a stormy annual meeting with a close vote to reelect Theodore C. Bates as executive committee chairman. Members criticized past practices favoring self interest and called for reforms, while Bates faced opposition from some members who labeled him a lobbyist. A heated dinner involving key officers preceded the deliberations, and a full session followed to settle the leadership amid calls for more transparency and new methods.
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Republican State Committee
Massachusetts
Theodore C. Bates
State House
Sone Renee
State Committee
Joseph O. Burdett
Parker's
Burdett
Jacob Crisardwell
Haverhill
Henry J. Wells
Cambridge
E. A. Buttinton
Leominster
Benjamin S. Lovell
Weymouth
Jares Kuhl
Abraham ©. Ratshesky
Joe N. Swallow
Boston
Lloyd E. White
Taunton
Campeen
Demial
Dante
Wen
West End
Mr. Bates
Bates
Sage of
Worcester
Cee Eee
Third House
Hepprton
Mmitteeman
Joseph H. Wood
Milford
Worter
Worcester Talks Lead to Ballot on Bates List
The Worcester meeting produced a decisive vote to proceed to ballot on the Bates headed list. Twenty yeas showed Bates victory, while among the sixteen remaining eight voted no. the other eight abstained, all anti Bates.
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Bates
Worcester
Awail
anti-Bates
Aldermen Concur on Devens Funeral Arrangements
The Board of Aldermen and Common Council adopt resolutions honoring Judge Charles Devens of Massachusetts. A three member committee from the Board joins with the Common Council to attend Devens funeral tomorrow at 1. Attending pallbearers include Major Merrill and General Pickett, with officials from state and national bodies also listed. Governor Russell and Supreme Court members will attend.
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Devens
Common Council
Alderman Farmer
Charles Devens
Massachusetts
Common Counci
Judge Devens
Stacey
Bunker Hill
Farmer
Lewis and Stacey
George 8. Merrill
Department of Massachusetts
Josiah Pickett
Worcester
T. W. Kimball
Fifteenth Regiment
John P. Nicholson
John Lowell
Bar Association
Frank D. Allen
United States District Attorney
A. W. Beard
Senate
Bennett
Suffolk
Pinkerton
Alden
Plymouth
McDonald
Middlesex
House
Barrett
Dewey
Boston
Wardwell
Haverhill
Quincy
Hemenway
Canton
Russell
Jubilee
Nashville
Lyman Grammar School
H. H. Lincoln
Darius Cobb
Lincoln
Trinity Church
Senator Hoar Travels to Boston amid Social Networking
The report lists a flurry of arrivals at Boston hotels including Senator Hoar, with social clubs such as the Boston Social Fishing Club and Pickwick Club hosting dinners at Young's and Parker's. It records officer elections, member toasts, and a long guest roll from various cities including Philadelphia, New York, Pawtucket, and Boston, highlighting a lively social scene surrounding Hoar’s visit.
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Young
A. P. Abbott
J. W. Pitcher
I. L. Beal
W. A. Young
H. P. Abbott
H. B. Russell
F. J. Taber
Chauncy Hall School
W. N. Decker
W. S. Wonson
A. C. Aldrich
M. W. Whitney
W. A. Wilson
Hoar
Vendome
Washington
Viewnome
G. Stewart Harris
Philadelphia
M. Bulkley
New York
D. Lucas
Manitou
Col. Brunswick
H. Conant
Pawtucket
R. L Thorndiee
B. Drucker
Miss Howland
New Bedford
James Ripley
Providence
RK. L. W
Toledo
J. J. Barker
Taunton
Hale
J. G. Verger
Penn
J. W. Fenner
Cleveland
Youra
H. L. James
Rockville
King
Minneapolis
B. Downing
Seattle
Washi
Craw Corp
Harry Hill
Chicago
M._J. Crohan
Worcester
W. H. White
Barre
J. Hallock
M. Frost
Leominster
Clara
W. M. Cooper
Brooklyn
N. Y
F. J. Samson
Bangor
John 8
Paterson
Albany
H. F. Osborn
Newark
N. J
F. Parsons
New Designs In Light Goods From Stearns Co
Ladies fashion column previews Stearns & Co showing new summer ginghams and imported linens at cost. It highlights color notions for street and evening wear, art gowns with sleeves, Spanish influence, and the comeback of light summer fabrics in a natural trend.
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Messrs. Stearns & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Saunterer
Ollander & Co
Mme. la Mode
Paris
Little Ones
Chandler & Co
Messrs. & J. Gilchrist
Somme
Burg
Salle
Spain
mMn
Payson Tucker Improving at Massachusetts General Hospital
At 2 o'clock this morning Mr. Payson Tucker, who is at the Massachusetts General Hospital, was very comfortable. He is rapidly improving.
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Payson Tucker
Massachusetts General Hospital
City Health shows deaths and leading causes for year
The annual Board of Health report notes 10 181 deaths in the city last year, down from 10 259 in 1889, with a 24.42 per thousand death rate. Major causes include cholera infantum 498, phthisis pulmonalis 1495, pneumonia 1092, heart disease 783, bronchitis 453, violence 450.
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Board of Health
Evangelist Moody
Tremont Temple
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Horticultural Hall
H. E. van Deman
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Board of Control
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Commonwealth Building
Goodell
Autographs at Libbie's auction show famous letters sold high
The Leffingwell sale at Libbie's auction room drew spirited bidding for historic items. A letter by Rev John Eliot regarding Indians in Massachusetts sold for 500 dollars to Benjamin, with other Edo items including a signed Eliot document and letters from Roger Sherman and Stephen Hopkins fetching sums from 75 to 500 dollars.
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Leffingwell
Libbie
John Eliot
Massachusetts
Benjamin
United States
Washington
Alarich
Roger Sherman
Jonas Trumbull
Thomas Fitch
Edward Hutchinson
Jacob Wendell
James Bowdoin
Joseph Wadsworth
Commission of Inquiry
Gaspee
Stephen Hopkins
William Bradford
Edward Omas Prence
Ply
Jon Brownee
Olonies
Boston
John Jay
Oliver Cromwell
Stupsion
Mardyke
Goldar
Mary
Henry
Elizabeth
James L. Pand
Isabella
Spain
Benjamin Franklin
Dock Square
Josiah Franklin
David Garrick
Courts and Supreme Court Terms Open With Mixed Rulings
Court notes from Boston area judiciary on Jan 9 cover Nelson vs Boston and Maine rail road crossing injuries, and supreme bench decisions on Adams Street crossing and other rail actions. Also insolvency, superior, and Essex Middlesex lists noting cases, summaries, verdicts, and adjournments across multiple counties.
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J. Eugene D. Ramsey
Boston & Maine Railroad
Causeway Street
Boston
John D. Long
A. Hemenway
Edgar Aldrich
New Hampshire
S. Lincoln
Supreme Judicial Court
Alfred Johanson
David Fleming
Same
Adams Street
Malden
C. G. Fall
D. Jarnes
Lincoln
W. J. Badger
Niles & Carr
F. K. Farnham
Ward
Wright
Gage
Peabory
Worthen Et al
Sawtell
Pettingill
Colby
Watson
Lesage
Baker
Newhall
Murphy Y.acheller
Neil v. Southwick
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William English
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George F. Winch
Luther M. Brackett
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Charles T. Price
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John Lowell, Jr
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James Cowan
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John Quinn
St. John’s Literary Institute
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Shepene
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W. Norton Kueld & CO
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Maine