Lively Brighton caucus selects Republican nominees amid APA clash
In Brighton last night the A P A backed five of seven, pushing a full straight Republican ticket. Regular Republicans elected warden Clarence Sanderson and clerk George M. Paine, while two A P A friendly candidates won on both tickets. The vote ran 7 to 8:30 p m with a brief poll extension rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Clarence Sanderson
James W. Harvey
George M. Paine
Edward J. Aldrich
Allston
Harvey R. Ruggles
Faneuil
Aldrich
Ruggles
William D. Wheelr
George A. Nute
Glendon Dyar
Charles T. Stetson
Frank F. Woods
Samuel Ed. Mitchell
Francis F. Morton
Wiliam D. Wheeler
Edward I. Aldrich
Jeremiah A. Marston
Charles O. Shora
Albert P. Young
Charles
Wells School House
Blossom Street
William W. Farr
Robert F. Fisk
George H. Benchley
Charles T. Emery
Charles C. Egerton
Ki. H. Allen
Wilder D. Quint
Shepard
Sammond T. Fletcher
Robert I. Fisk
Charles C. Edgerton
Courtenay Guild
Charles R. Saunders
Herbert E. Boyden
James K. Frances
Anderson Place
Warden Saunders
Frank H. Briggs
Edward D. Blake
George A. Finery
Charles E. Harris
Carl Brandt
Benjamin F. Powell
Royal Robbins
Edward A. Trowbridge
Joshua B. Holden
Caucuses Across Wards Highlight Strong Republican Showing
Report covers Ward 3 to Ward 24 caucuses detailing successful ticket selections, ward committees, and notable events. Ward 7 saw record turnout with 355 ballots. Ward 8 had two tickets amid protests. Ward 9 faced voting disputes over enrollment and conduct. Ward 24 featured three A P A slates and aggressive campaigning. results show GOP strength across districts and ensuing tensions.
Ward 22 Republican caucus distant in Lammett’s Hall
Ward 22 caucus opened at Lammett’s Hall with J R Lambirth ward en and F W Engstrom clerk. Four tickets appeared with Archibald Hall leading a An A P A slate and Dr Arthur P Perry leading the second. G Walden Smith headed the Republican city committee slate and Frederick G Wood led the regular ticket. A P A influence remained strong as polls closed at 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston
Maier
Wood
Frank J. Shea
J. Albert Brackett
Walden Smith
Curtis Hall
Jamaica Plain
Archibald F. Hall
Howard W. Forbes
Abram Jordan
Sewall D. Balcolm
Paul W. Zimmerman
Randolph W. King
Alexander Miles
G. Walden Smith
Ward 22
Lammett's Hall
J. R. Lambirth
F. W. Engstrom
Archibald S. Hall
Arthur P. Perry
Republican City Committee
Frederick G. Wood
Dr. Perry
Tied Election in Ward 14 Caucus Deadlock for 14th Committee
Recount in Ward 14 shows Dennis M. Cronin defeated with 511 votes while John P. Casey and Vincent S. McDonough tie at 514 on the Cox ticket. The two must choose between themselves who will take the post. Ward 13 recount unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Election Commission
Dennis M. Cronin
John P. Casey
Vincent S. McDonough
Cox
Cronin
Casey
McDonough
Cuban Junta Reports Safe Landing of Filibustered Force
On June 3 the Cuban Junta received word that a filibustering expedition landed safely Friday west of Trinidad on Cuba s southern Santa Clara coast. Led by Rafael Portuondo Tamayo, 68 men arrived aboard the Three Friends from Florida. The cargo included 10 rifles, 31 cases of revolvers, two Hotchkiss guns, 450000 cartridges, 1000 machetes, 2000 pounds dynamite, provisions, and medicines. Captain Broward reportedly earned 12000 for the landing.
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New York
Trinidad
Santa Clara
Cuba
Rafael Portuondo Tamayo
Three Friends
Florida
J. S. Crook
Crook
United States Army
Brew
Broward
Woman burns as lamp explodes at home hive yard
Everett June 3 Mrs Stephen Benedict severely burned at noon yesterday while near several bee hives at 20 Autumn street. A naphtha lamp she carried exploded igniting her clothing. She smothered the flames by throwing herself to the ground. Husband aided then called Dr. O M Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Stephen Benedict
Autumn Street
O. M. Brown
No New Trial Denied in Dr Moore Case
Concord New Hampshire June 3 The motion for a continuation of the case of Dr Joseph C Moore of Manchester was denied in the New Hampshire Supreme Court this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Joseph C. Moore
Manchester
Supreme Court
Leonard's Remedy Promises Relief Without Knife
Leonard's Treatment for rheumatism gout eczema salt rheum ulcers poisons felons carbuncles advertised as unsurpassed with no surgical knife. offered by LEONARD at 8 Bromfield Street Boston Massachusetts.
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Leonard
Bromfield St
Boston
Mass
Child Run Over by Wagon in South Boston Tragedy
Catherine Foley aged 22 months living at 48 Tudor Street South Boston was struck by a wagon late yesterday afternoon while crossing a street. The wagon driver Thomas E Sprague has not been arrested and the injuries to the child, including a fractured spine, are likely fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Foley
Tudor Street
Boston
Thomas E. Sprague
Lane
Mystery of a Boston Burlesque Inquiry Ends in Tragedy
A young woman identified as Miss Casey of Brighton street is found dead, with clues tying her to Fall River and a 8:18 am train from Fall River to Boston. The investigation traces tickets, a boot stamp, and store cards, while theater manager and police propose accidental death despite suspicions of suicide.
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George Dexter
Fall River
Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Newport
R. C
Fielding Brothers
South Main Street
Gormier
Tremont Street
Wah Lung & Co
Washington Street
Fail River
Dexter
Harry Tremaine
Lyceum Theatre
Post
Howard Burlesque Company
Tremaine
United States
Tha City
Brighton Street
Station 4
United States Hotel
Hickey
Itotel
Missing Boston hotel suicide linked to local Chinaman’s wife
Falls River June 3 The Miss Casey who died by self destruction at the United States Hotel Boston is said to be the wife of a prominent local Chinaman. They had separated. Identification is uncertain. the Chinaman withholds aid. The woman appeared here last Thursday and took a train to Boston.
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Fall River
Mass
Casey
United States
Boston
Woman dies at city hotel in Lewiston mystery
An 85 year old woman identified as Mrs Abbott died in Room 12 at City Hotel Lewiston. F M Douglas a cigar vendor is held as a suspect after visiting the room and declaring the woman dead. An inquest is set for Friday with Douglas the sole witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
City Hotel
F. M. Douglas
Pedler
Charles Perry
Douglas
Livermore Falls
A. T. Dwelley
Hanged in effigy as St Louis relief fight grows
In St Louis on June 3, political foes clashed over using city funds for tornado relief. Mayor Walbridge faced public rebuke and a hanging in effigy after opposing outside aid. A revised bill to allocate 100000 for relief, deemed legal with a proviso, cleared the house of delegates and proceeds to the upper chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Walbridge
House of Delegates
Veteran horseman A J Breed praises Puritana cure
A Boston area veteran horseman and former Engine 19 driver, A J Breed is profiled as praising Puritana for kidney trouble indigestion and nerve issues. He details gains including weight, appetite, and sleep, noting his son Dr C S Breed forwarded the remedy and that a neighbor also benefited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Blake
Weston
Mass
Boston Fire Department
Mr. Breed
Keith’s
Wolfboro
N. H
Crosby
Arm Injury On Boston & Maine Train At Newburyport
Charles Perry of Boston was injured when an object struck him as the Boston & Maine train passed Newburyport. His arm remained outside the window and may require amputation. The court sustained Dr. Fred H. Headley's will leaving substantial shares to Judge Townsend and Dr. C Hart Merriam, while a sister receives a portion for her children. W Seward Webb of Shelburne, Vermont, reports receiving 30,000 spruce and pine from Maine for his estates, totaling 70,000 trees planted to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Perry
Boston
Boston & Maine
Newburyport
Fred H. Headley
New Haven
United States
Townsend
C. Hart Merriam
Washington, D. C
W. Seward Webb
Shelburne
Maine
Penetrates His Skull Local Character Jack Donahoe
Lawrence June 3 Jack Donahoe a teamster and local character lies in critical condition at General Hospital after an accidental hay fork injury during horse bedding. One prong penetrated the skull near the temple and right ear leaving his right side paralyzed. Dr W Roberts OConnor attended.
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Lawrence
Jack Donahoe
the General Hospital
W. Roberts O'Connor
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AP. A
Publican Gaucasts
Clarence S. Coburn
James W. Jacob
Ward
Francis Meredith
William E. White
James W. Poor
Robert G. Chambers
William P. Bryant
William H. Oakes
Charles FE. Hadley
Willis W. Stover
Warren B. Hadley
Mark E. Smith
Myron D. Cressey
Ralph V. Speare
Fred FE. Burnham
William Scampton
George N. Swallow
George H. Gammans
Edward W. Presho
Fred A. Norton
Frank L. Bowker
Florentine H. Bradman
William H. Thomas
Aeron Pinkofsky
Enrico M. Imoville
William H. Bradley
Charles L. Burrill
Lewis M. Woodbridge
Ward 7
Walter Sears
Ingalls
John F. Gill
Winslow C. Cooke
Sears
Gill
Cooke
Brinnick
Charles F. Hoffman
Charles A. Brigham
Hoffman
Walter L. Sears
Harrison Avenue
George Colby
Broadway
Josiah W. White
Tyler Street
George H. Stone
Pleasant Street
Charles A. Bates
Oak Street
Franklin Schoolhouse
Ward 9
Krebs
William Campbell
Richardson
Frank Wenneberg
Mr. Krebs
Benjamin Brown
Walter J. Holden
Lovejoy
Henry C. Richardson
James F. Morgan
Daniel S. Alley
David H. Irving
John Sisbold
J. B. Robinson
Edgar H. Emerson
Hutchinson
Jerome C. Hosmer
J. Loring Thayer
William D. Lang
Jordan
Neil’ Mahoney
W. D. Lang
New Ward
Franklin L. Codman
Fred C. Gilpatrie
J. Lodge Eddy
W. W. Hippard
W. F. Greene
Wheelock
Daniel Lovering, Jr
H. M. Manks
Thayer
Hosmer
John B. Dumond
Arthur G. Wood
Joan H. Colby
Samuel E. Courtny
John W. Johnson
Sidney Moulthrop
Thaxter R. Groves
Horace M. Greer
Orrin F. Hodsdon
Warren H. Doolittle
William C. Morey
Charles IX. Eddy
William G. Bail
Arthur P. Russell
Oscar L. Strout
James A. Roberts
Augustus T. Sweat
Fred F., Gordon
Elmer FE. Clarke
Robert A. Jordan
Walter Ballantyne
Charles A. Bancroft
George W. Beardsley
Charles H. Diggs
Charles B. Wooley
Joseph Utley
Jacob Bernhard
Albert E. Carr
Charles M. Draper
William A. Goodman
Samuel C. Jones
Abner Jones
Arthur W. Joslin
Fritz Klemm
John McCrillis, Jr
Charles H. Messinger
Frederick W. Rugg
Samuel B. Smith
Ward 24
Johnson
Paigsons
Johnson,& CO
Custom House St
Ward 10
Democratic Committee
Joseph T. Cunningham
William A. McDevitt, Jr
George W Preston
S. T Thayer
Hugh Montague
Paul M. Crowley
Moore
S. S. Pierce CO
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
T. Metcalf CO
Copley Square
H. W. Peabody
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Commercial Museum
Henry W. Peabody
Henry W. Peabody & Co
A. F. Dwesley
Mr. A. J. Breed
A. J. Breed
New England
Charles O. Rogers
The
Boston Journal
Jim Fiske, Jr
S. R. Payson
Belmont
Natick
South Avenue
Albany
James Mahoney
Jame Maloney
Erastus Fairbanks
Alex Peterson
William Smiddy
Smiddy
Quincy
Wollaster Land Company
Farrington Street
American Wringer Company
Cornhill
Megus
Til
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Coldwell—Ober
Th's City
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont ST
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