Civil service reform drives Democrat support in Massachusetts
Massachusetts Democrats press Civil Service Reform with President-elect Cleveland as a gauge of party loyalty. Letters from party leaders and supporters, including Governor Russell and Josiah Quincy, pledge endorsement of Cleveland’s calls to curb patronage and extend the classified service, signaling a concerted state effort ahead of the broader reform movement.
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Cleveland
Democratic Party
Civil Service Reform Association of Massachusetts
Service Reform Association OF
Governor Russell
R. H. Dana
Boston
Mass
Sir
William E. Russell
George Fred William
Dedham
Sherman Hoar
Waltham
Janes S. Grinnell
Greenfield
F. W. Bird
Walpole
Henry L. Pierce
Milton
William Everett
Quincey
N.S. Shaler
Cambridge
Charles R. Godan
Covuit
George M. Stearns
Chicopee
Stephen H. Tyng
Lexington
John L. Nichols
Somerville
H. BE. Ruggles
Franklin
Osborne Howes, Jr
Brookline
John E. Fitzgerald
Marcus Mortor
Ancéover
Godfrey Morse
Charles T. Duncklee
Sigourney Butler
Leverett Saltonstall
Newton
William M. White
N. Aldrich
Marlboro
Cheries J. Williams
East Acton
James E. Cotter
Hyde Park
Josiah Gquincy Thiake
Joaiah Quinsy
McOreover
Cay
Calorel J. W. Coveney
Three Robust Reasons for the Best Insurance World
The advertisement claims three core strengths of the insurer: the company’s character, the policy system, and the unique nature of the policies. It urges readers to investigate the roots of NAI’E Li veEt INS and cites Phelps as agent at 159 Dev, lecatou.
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Phelps
Baie Ag
Dev
Lecatou
Norman Street murder scare ends as blank cartridge claim
A supposed Nor man Street murder last night proved a scare. A laborer near South Margin and Stamford streets argued with a boy, then Jacob s of 48 Norman Street fired a revolver loaded with blank cartridges. No arrest after police spoke with Jacob s and crowd dispersed amid claims of threats.
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Norman Street
South Margin
Stamford
J. A. Jacobs
Jacobs
More Maverick Bank Indictments Expected This Week
United States Circuit Court grand jury, in session, is expected to report further indictments within a week. District Attorney Allen called the jury to duty. they retired to secret session after meeting in the courtroom and will reconvene. In a related case Judge Colt sustained the receiver’s demurrer in a Putnam Savings Bank suit over bonds found in the Maverick vault, ruling a note on a bond slip does not prove equitable assignment.
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Maverick Bank
United States
Circuit Court
Grand Jury
Allen
Washington
United States Circuit Court
Putnam Savings Bank of
Putnam, Conn
Colt
Maverick
Putnar
Elevator Horror Claims Gauger at 24 India Street
Robert Colbert, a gauger for Eugene Lynch, died yesterday afternoon at 24 India Street when an elevator rope pulled the floor up. The barrel was too low and the lift caught his neck, suspending him briefly before help arrived. Colbert was married with a large family in Malden.
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Robert Colbert
Eugene Lynch
India Street
Colbert
Mr. Colbert
Bancroft Vessel Accepted by Navy for Premium Speed
Washington March 1 the practice vessel Bancroft built by Moore and Sons of Brooklyn was accepted by the Navy Department subject to usual conditions. The Bancroft won a 48000 premium for speed but all construction funds have been consumed and the contractors must seek premium payment from Congress.
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Washington
Bancroft
Moore & Sons
Brooklyn
Navy Department
Congress
Adlen & Winey Electric Railway Sold for 225000
Dunvally Ia March 1 The Adlen and Winey Electric Railway Light and Power Company was sold today. The Old Colony Trust Company of Boston bid in and took the property for 225000, covering the first mortgage and interest.
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Dunvually
Adlen & Winey Electric Railway, Light & Power Company
Old Colony Trust Company of
Boston
Philadelphia & Reading pays Lehigh rental to date
The receivers of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company authorized their treasurer to pay the rental due to the Lehigh Valley railroad up to the stated date under the lease terms.
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PapapEcoria
Phladelphia & Reading Railroad Company
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Five Burned to Death in Kentucky House Fire
In Gurexenville Kentucky a residence four miles from the town burned overnight. Cyrus Lee his sister and brother wife and child perished in the flames. The fire destroyed the Lee home and claims a tragic loss for the local family.
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Gurexenville
Cyrus Lee
Temperance Banquet Set for March Fifteenth in Boston
The Massachusetts Young Men's Prohibition Club announces its second annual spring banquet at Horticultural Hall on Wednesday evening March 15. The event gathers temperance supporters and features speakers, while highlighting the club’s aims and upcoming activities.
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Massachusetts Young Men's Prohibition Club
Horticultural Hall
Gibson's Whiskey Quality and Purity For Sale
Quality of Gibson's Whiskey and its natural flavor and absolute purity render it fit for family and medicinal purposes. For sale by druggists grocers and allied liquor dealers.
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Gibson’s
Flattering Honor for Richard Olney at Boston Bar Dinner
Richard Olney headlined the ninth biennial Boston Bar Association dinner at the Vendome, cheered as the bar’s daisy of the legal world. speeches praised the Suffolk county bar and Olney’s public duty, followed by Boston Ideals noting his presence and a later interlude from Caustin Browne. Meanwhile preparations and anticipated attendance swelled for Grover Cleveland’s upcoming second inaugural in Washington with Massachusetts figures and local clubs riding the wave of national events.
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Richard Olney
Tsabella
Boston
Bar Association
The
Vendome
Association
Mr. Olney
E-Ect
Eeern
Waste no money. Buy Salvation Oil, the only good moment.
Advertisement promotes Salvation Oil as a universal pain killer with a bold claim of ending all pain. The copy urges immediate purchase and frames the product as a quick relief solution for daily discomfort.
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Salvation Oil
Senate Debates Naval Appropriation and Immigration Bills
Washington March 1 The Senate debated naval and agricultural appropriation amendments and an anti-option bill. A motion to suspend rules failed 173 to 127 after a half hour of debate. Congress also moved to pass relief for William and Mary College and set appointments for Naval and Military Academy visitors.
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Washington
Herbert
Alabama
Senate
Hatch
Missouri
Johnson
Ohio
Yeas
Dockery
District of Columbia
Beltzhoever
Penn
William and Mary College
Stump
Chandler Senate
Crain
Tex
House
Follo
Mr Cleveland's Journey to Washington Planned
New York March 1 final arrangements for Mr Cleveland's journey from Lakewood to Washington were completed yesterday. The presidential party will depart Lakewood tomorrow at noon on a three parlor car Royal Blue special train, arriving in Washington about 6 30 p.m. The train will stop only as scheduled with reporters not allowed to accompany. The party includes family friends and aides. the itinerary runs via Red Bank Philadelphia and Baltimore without ostentation.
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Boston
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Massachusetts
William E. Russell
Dalton
Peabody
Wheelwright
Harry Russell
Carmichael
King
Delaney
Keeler
Cunningham
Donohue
Matthews
Washington
New York
Russell
John F. Andrew
Ebbitt House
Montgomery Light
Monts
Capital
Washington Street
Park Square
Fall River
Baltimore & Ohio
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Washington Citicens’ Committees
Lincoln House
Tenth
D Streets
National Soldiers
Hampton
Doherty
Old Commonwealth
Francis P. Freeman
Lakewood
Daniel
Lamont
Don M. Dickinson
E. C. Benedit
Richard Watson Gilder
Joseph D. Bryant
Miss Bryant
S. M. Williams
Jersey Central Railroad
Miss Williams
Robert Lincoln O’brien
Red Bank
Southern Railroad of
New Jersey
Chestnut and
Arch Streets
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Mr. Cleveland
A Lively Senate Passes Bills in Morning Session
The Senate met in executive session then reopened and moved the post office appropriation bill to the calendar. A conference on the District of Columbia appropriation bill was approved. The McGarraban bill was discussed then sent over. A conference was ordered on the agricultural appropriation bill.
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Washington
Senate
District of Columbia
Hill
New York & New Jersey
Bargain Serving Dresser Helps Dining Room
This ad offers a quartered oak serving dresser with brass trim and casters priced at 15 dollars, reduced to 10 for thirty days. It features a bread top for carafe and glasses, a deep drawer for napkins and silver, a lower shelf for side dishes, and compact corner-friendly design.
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Charles E. Stratton
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Worcester
Coun
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Edward J. Donovan
Dee
Kennedy
Carter
McEvoy
O’brien
Murphy
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Gagan
Hayes
J. P. Hartnett
J. H. Stack
P. A. Collins
Josiah Quincy
Patrick Maguire
John H. McDonough
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M. P. Curran
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