Ballot Reform Meant to Modernize Voting in New York
Josiah Quincy of Boston outlines Massachusetts ballot act effects since 1888, detailing costs, polling practices, and ballots. He notes high turnout, voter ease, and greater secrecy, with 865 polling places and about 1 million ballots last election. He cites benefits for Prohibition and women voters, while discussing partial abstention and potential party impacts.
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Commonwealth Club
Morello's
New York
York
Massachusetts
Josiah Quincy
Boston
Carl Schurz
Everett P. Wheeler
Coombs
Brooklyn
Dorman B. Eaton
Henry Hentz
Silas W. Burt
Quincy
The
Marlboro
North Adams
Massachuones
Rouna
Congress
Prohibition Party
Iske
Democratic Party
Democratic Party of
Gaston
Butler
Senate
House of Representatives
Tam
Russell
Republican Party of
Horace E. Deming
Death of ex sheriff Flacks wife in New York
Mary E Flack wife of ex Sheriff J A Flack died suddenly at her East 57th Street home after months of illness The death was reported to District Attorney Nicoll via a letter from ex Judge Russell Flacks counsel in the divorce case The event may nullify Flacks new trial as the principal witness is removed by death
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Flack
New York
Mary E. Flack
J. A. Flack
East Fifty Seventh Street
Nicoll
Russell
Anne W. Tucker
Jasper L. Fisher
J. L. Thorndike
G. L. Mayberry
Caroline E. Dodge
Boston & Providence Railroad
John AC. Dudge
Attleboro
John C. Dodge
Brooklyn
N. Y
John C. Dodge, Jr
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
H. Benton, Jr
Charles O. Billings
Julia M. Marsh
J. L. Scaife
J. D. Ball
Manual Training School back bay plan urged by Boston School Board
The Boston School Committee pressed for a new Manual Training High School funded by 100000 from city sources and 50000 from land sales. It favors a 20 000 square foot Back Bay site and a plain building for 1000 pupils, to provide a three year course in wood working forging and blacksmithing. The plan cites Horace Mann and Rindge Cambridge as precedent and seeks approvals and land sales.
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Roxbury High School
Horace Mann School For the Deaf
Warrenton Street
East Street
Boston
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
St. Paul
St. Louis
New Haven
Fall River
Cambridge
Capen
Back Bay
Boston & Albany
Boston & Providence
Horace Mann
Grammar Sci Ohouse
Brice
Evans
Thomas N. Hart
Edward H. Drum
John D. Louyz
H. Stearns
Thomas Mack
W. A. Mowry
Mowry
Samuel G. Capen
Boston Masters’ Association
Fred G. Pettigrove
Messrs
Emery and
Daniels
Fitteld
Colonial oak desk on display at Paige’s Warerooms
A solid oak colonial desk with upper and lower bookshelves is showcased this week at Paige's Furniture Warerooms on Canal Street. It offers complete appointments and is priced at $10, described as excellent value for the money.
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Paige
Canal Street
Boston Druggists Dinner Highlights City Issues 1891 Officers Elected
The Boston Druggists Association held its annual meeting at Parker's with about ninety members including A. W. Beard, Alderman Caruth, and others. New officers were chosen for 1891 led by President Amos K. Tilden and Treasurer Thomas L. Jenks. Speeches covered the silver bill and municipal reform, while presentations noted improvements in street cleaning and consolidation, alongside remarks on tax limits and public duties.
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Boston Druggists’ Association
Parker
A. W. Beard
Alderman Caruth
Pillsbury
Stephen O'Meara
The
Journal
William Phelps
E. H. la Pierre
Financial World
Mr. Beard
Nll
House of Representatives
Russell
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Boston
Caruth
Matthews
Boston Art Students Propose Growth and Help for Museum Links
The Boston Art Students' Association met at Mr. Ross Turner’s studio to debate enlarging its usefulness and admitting non students from the Museum. The talk touched on money, meeting rooms, and aiding Museum pupils, with Mrs. Henry W. Whitman in attendance. A sales pitch for Hood's Sarsaparilla claimed it purifies blood and grants physical liberty.
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Boston Art Students’ Association
Ross Turner
Art Museum
Boston
Theuseum School
Henry W. Whitman
Courts Pass Through A lengthy Essex County docket
A dense Essex County Superior Court calendar from Salem and Cambridge lists tort, contract and divorce actions with multiple cases. Notable items include Graves vs Rowe for personal injuries, McCormick vs Whittredge on a $90.70 balance, and various divorce proceedings. Insolvency hearings schedule in Salem with Barrie as assignee and other Middlesex matters in Cambridge and Dedham.
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Esssex Ss
Salem
Pitman
Graves
Rowe
Gloucester
H. P. Moulton
W. A. Pew
H. F. Hurlburt
Taft
McCormick
Rust
Essex Co
Harmen
Olan
William W. Barrie
Lawrence
J. J. Maroney
Augustus Dresser
Edmund A. Hyde
Boston
Eben F. Richardson
Marblehead
J. H. French
Edward Cunningham
Onth J. J. Feeley
Orema Chapin
Hodekinson
Alden
Butler
Green
Thomas
Inh
Ts of
Mulvey
Mahoney
O’ Reilly
French
O'Dean
Same
Schulz
Stefan
Canton —Institution
Anderson
Field Et Force Murali
Curran'y
Moreat
Street Railway Co
Bono
Embezzling Bookkeeper Faces Court After $4,453 Theft
Clarence E. Smith, 41, bookkeeper for Smith & Anthony Stove Co. at 52 Union Street, is accused of stealing $1,000 in his first eighteen days and $3,453 more since. Arrested at 21 Bowdoin Street, he admits guilt but offers no reason, claiming he saved most of the money and will restore it. The case was postponed to February 6 with Smith held in custody.
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Superior Court
Marcy
Mary T. Blom
Edward Lamphier
James H. Blom
Linus M. Chila
F. B. Callender
Louis Girardin
Rodliff
Bost
Mar.mann
Nolan
Jordan
Ins. Co
Butler
McCarthy
Atkinsson
Sweat
B& A
STAR
West
Keegan
A. Ni Rt
McSweeny
Same
Welch
Coveney
Gilman
Hafield
Rosenfeld
Hewett
Leonard
Amer
Smith
Thomas
Barrett
Hottle
Laturop
Freeman
Mary J. Bowers
City of
Boston
Wm. J. Megan
Park Street
West Roxbury
Bowes
W. L Badger
Nelson
Smith & Anthony Stove Company
Union Street
Clarence E. Smith
Bowdoin Street
Smith & Anthony Company
Rhode Island
New York City
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Florida
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Somerville
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U.S. Army Cavalry
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Corner William and John Sts
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the Post Publishing CO
Milk Street
Mass
G. K. Haskell
Washington St
Boylston ST
Pecera
D. A. Hammons
Federal St
Tremont St
Ida Phillips
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