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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1891

Page

8

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.

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.

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.

Board of Aldermen 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.

Boston 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Nelson 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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Senator Hoar Paine Canal Street Ladies A. M. Beecher Church of the Unity Great Exchange State Street American Loan & Trust Company People’s Gospel Service Music Hall Emory J. Haynes Haynes Ploughman Hall Milk Street Austin Peters Evangelical Alliance A. McKenzie D.D Stoddard Boston Music Hall Sweden George P. Wilson Kansas City Dorchester Street South Boston Bostonian Society Council Chamber Old State House United States Circuit Court Suffolk County McKim Daniel C. Barrett Julius B. Ward Marks Webber Robinson & Fitzsimmons Morrison & Reich Lowell M. Maxham Lowell A. Crown Georges A. Denham Benjamin Co. Milliken William H. Jordan William English Thomas Flately George F. Winch Luther M. Brackett Edmund A. Whitman Meyer Wax Charles H. Sprague Charles T. Price F. Frank Noonan Mason John Walt James A. Norcross Ames Charles G. Fall John Lowell, Jr LaTuxop Elisha Greenhood People’s Ice Company Patrick Lyons Dedham R. M. Morse, Jr Mabel M. Phail City of Tore Border Sumner Streets Police Division No W. B. Orcutt I. W. Nason Dunbar Helen Newcomb West End Railroad Company Temple Place Washington Street A. J. McLeod M. F. Dickinson, Jr G. D. Braman James Cowan Bay State Bolting Company J. A. Maxwell George A. O. Ernst Wewry,j Mary Baker John Quinn St. John’s Literary Institute William B. Gale J. W. Titus Ranney & Clark R. J. McKelleget Flanagan Murray Pyne Compt Llorne Mahady McNa Dame Grant Mes Falcon Tity Thomaoeon City Walham Allaire St. Duce Farwell Perera Beinis Norfolk County Dedm Thomes H. Mullen Normandy France U. O. ‘Taylor Chester H, Graves & Sons Mass Cabot Bros A. McArthur & CO Cornhill Washington Strtet Elbridge G. Whitaker Wrentham Feely H. E. Fales George Esson Andrew Milne Ali Stone Yard C. Bumpus W. G. A. Pattee O'Brien Flynn Eadham Anderson Field Same Vo White N.Y Carran City of E. RR. Co McLeod Vy Gaffney , N.Y Boston St. Ry. Co. E. RR. Co Arlington Stuegr Cuuncil Brooke Herford George Lawrence George Mendall Taylor Cuvnen The Discrees Leighton Parks Reformer Episcoran Cauren Portmouth Harwich James M. Gray Spraitvay Newbury Exeter Lake Ireland Oman God N.H. Harriman D. Lt. Moody Shawsout Congregational Church Tremont Street Corner Brookline Ley E. B. Webb Seecoxp CuRen Copley Square Boylston Street Edward A. Horton Shepene South Congregational Cutrch Newbury Street Exeter Street Mr. Hale Gro. P. Rowettt & Co Spruce Street POST Ther Post Publishing CO Meredith Water Power CO Meredith Village Es ‘Co LY T.black Bay G. B. Haskell Baxter Bennett Street Ens J UK Etruscan Co Etruscan Art CO Maas Howard Boston Post Office Dr. Palmer Washington St H. Reed Devonshire Street A. H. Hoay DR. Bazzarro West Dedham Attaat Citv Mioney Noyes School Street Central Park Fifth Avenue 58Th and 50Th Sts York 6Th Ave R. R Ely W. Norton Kueld & CO Peaberton Square New England Tremont Row Maine
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