Democratic Victory Hinted in State Election
The piece argues the Democratic party, led by commendable candidates from governor to local offices, is earnest and honest while opponents show insincerity. It predicts a Democratic triumph, citing intelligent voters and a straight forward platform, with expectations of a state ticket and legislature majority when votes are counted tomorrow night.
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Norfolk club urged to stop drinking blood at dinners
A historical column attacks Senator Hawley for endorsing others and stirring Southern race tensions. It argues Republicans used troops and laws to influence elections, condemns false claims of Southern outrages, and notes the Norfolk club should abandon grotesque metaphor and change its beverage from blood to sauterne or guit. The piece mocks political posturing and asserts the South's progress in industry and education.
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Hayes Top Choice in Eighth Suffolk Senate Race
The voters in the eighth Suffolk district may vote tomorrow for John J. Hayes a popular Democrat who as a school board member defended suburban high schools and public service. His opponent William H. Spooner is a prohibitionist who backed the prohibitory law opposed weekly wage payments and Boston police control measures.
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Reform plank targets state board of health and charity
The piece criticizes the Democratic platform call for sweeping changes to the state board of health lunacy and charity arguing the current executive aided scandals and failed to honor prior pledges to reform. It notes Gov Robinson’s alleged support and subsequent actions and warns reform-minded physicians will not be duped again.
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Congressmen Long to Sell Tickets at Hingham Polls
The Journal reports that Congressman Long plans to peddle tickets at the Hingham polls tomorrow. The piece praises him yet notes his demagogy, calling the stunt the cheapest art of a prominent politician.
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Democrats of Ward 28 praise Mayor O Brien's administration
The Democrats of Ward 28 commend Mayor O Brien's administration and cite agreement with President Cleveland who praised the Boston mayor's honest and courageous push for good government and urged citizens to support him.
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Post Democracy Draws Mixed Reactions
The Lowell Citizen argues the Post’s democracy suits other latitudes more than Massachusetts while the Post asserts true democracy equals truth and is best for any latitude. The piece claims the Lower Citizen becomes ill under the Post democracy, signaling strong controversy.
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Calvin Damon Dominates Essex Fifth Says Voter Endorsement
The passage declares Calvin Damon will win the fifth Essex district election. It lauds his ability honesty and legislative suitability. It notes he is well known in Haverhill where he has resided many years and will be a valuable contributor in legislative work.
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City Hall Combo Effort Fails to Open Lock
Warns voters in the fourth district that any attempt to work the city hall combination on Colonel Laurence J. Logan will fail. The warning notes the effort will be made despite the door remaining shut.
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Laurence J Logan Dem Candidate for Councillor Fourth District
Laurence J Logan is named as the Democratic candidate for Councillor in the fourth district and urged to receive votes from Democrats and Independents.
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Political Snaps and Local Bleeds in Philadelphia and New York
Governor Robinson backs Mumm amid Senate scene as Lilley is praised. Ward faces Sing Sing in a noted musical beat. Beard shows contrition but faces Fuller. Jodie is thirty seven per the Philadelphia Times. New York City expects a mountainous majority for Hill as Cleveland stays home to vote.
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Society Gossip and Political Wit Across The Nation
A collage of society notices and political quips. Miss Laura Maginnis visits in Louisville. Rev Dr. Miner urges straight-ticket voting. notes on Theodore Roosevelt and a toy machine riddle. Later items praise Prof Bell and Mr Wheelwright, mention Montreal rye, Kiralfy’s Rat Catcher of Hamelin, and a Paris obituary for William Henry Huntington with a tale of bread and charity in wartime Paris.
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Judie at Boston theatre opens second week with Lili vaudeville
Mme Judie begins the second and final week of her Boston engagement. She curates a varied bill including Lili, La Mascotte, Divorcens, Ta Cogsacque, and a benefit. The program features multiple cast members led by Mme Judie while new acts and titles are announced for upcoming performances at the Boston theatres.
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Meeting of Association of Collegiate Alumnae in Brooklyn
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