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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1882

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Tidal Wave Lochner? No, It Mentions Bishop and Bowman

The text notes a chilly mood and comments by brother Bowman of the fifth district. The Republican committee projects a 15,000 margin for Bishop, hinting at a forthcoming Republican surge after Tuesday’s anticipated victory.

Brother Bowman Republican Committee Bishop Lowell Bowman Lowell Citizen Boston Post Norfolk R. G. F. Candage Brookline Middlesex Leonard A. Saville Lexington Worcester Horace F. Ball William A. Williams Hampden A. F. Wildes Chicopee Falls F. T. Goodall Henry Stiles Montgomery D. L. Gillett Westfield First Hampshire Oscar Edwards John F. Warner Northampton Second Hampshire Thaddeus Graves Hatfield Walter Briggs Shefield George D. Bates Athol Ze Middlesex Thomas Morong Ashna Seventh Berkshire Merritt I. Wheeler Greaington Eighteenth Middlesex Lexi Nm Everett Pour E Eighth Middlesex Ward Somerville

Hubbell's Party Schemes to Raise Votes in North Carolina

A Boston Post despatch reports a Washington driven scheme to buy votes in North Carolina. Deputy marshals would intimidate voters, funded by a mandatory $25 per clerk assessment. Hubbell presses wage deductions and fear tactics as election day nears, despite legal risks.

Colorado New Hampshire Samuel W. Hale New Hampshire Machine Hale Dr. Gallinger Senator Rollins Bill Chandler Barnstable Cape Cod Gen. Butler Crapo Middleboro Provincetown Newton Post Congress Washington Bishop Republican Party England Grand Bank United States France Cape Cody Journal Truro Welliscet Sandwich Barrnstable Harwich Chatham Butler Massachusetts Crepo Barnstable County Cape Towns Emg Civil Service Fifth District Morse Bowman Fifth Congressional District Worcester T. Wentworth Higginson C. H. Warner John C. Dodge Samuel H. Scudder James B. Thayer John E. May Child Clement L. Smith J. Lawrence Laughlin Charles E. Hamlin Henry van Brunt Huntington Archibald M. Howe Charles R. Lawman Joseph Lovering John P. Hopkinson Charles Deane Horace E. Scudder Justin Winsor C Charles River Street Railway Charles E. Raymond Cambridge Railroad Charles River Road Charles River Company Cambridge Cambridge Railroad Company Union Railroad Company Charles River Street Railroad Company Charles River Street Railway Company Cambridge Street Railroad Company Union Railroad Cambridge Company Cambridge Road Union Company Arlington North Union Union Road Charles River Boston Union Railway Company Raymond Cambri Ge Porter's Station North Cambridge Porter’s Northavenue Washington, Navy Washington Post Ohio South North Carolina J.J. Mott Republican State Committee D. McD Lindsey North Carolina Republican Association Seymour Hubbell Denver and Rio Grande Mt. Washington Atchison Union Pacific Mr. Gould Wall Street Jay Gould Gould Phil Day Gould Denver Republican New York World Arapahoe County Celerk World Associated Co Consolidated Trust Wagner Denver and Rio Grande Railway Company

Old Colony Railroad Directors Report 1982 Earnings

The 19th annual report of the Old Colony railroad directors covers the year ending September 30, 1982. It lists gross earnings of 126,958.39 and includes detailed statistical figures for freight and passenger operations.

The Old Colony Railroad Company FOOL Cewiuesser Deveenes Vientakcbesetes Osubes Caiss Sane Biviasrseuugtes Diccarensece Eceseeseeseeses Ee Censesee Grace Porag Nics Gelcenes Ences Ovanuee Toras Central Avenue Bridgewater Iron Works Pratt’s Junction West Leominster South Fitchburg Boston Taunton South Abington Fall River Cape‘district Middleborough D Street Dorchester Avenue Dorchester Street New Bedford Clinton, Fitchburg United States

Election forecasts by state party chairmen

The Daily News prints dispatches from Republican and Democratic state chairmen predicting House results. Republicans tally 169 seats to 127 Democrats with 31 doubtful, while Democrats project 128 Republicans, 179 Democrats with 20 doubtful. Good Bye, Cameron.

Suffolk George G. Crocker Ward 12 Bishop Crocker Henry W. Swift Ward 9 Swift Mr. Swift Mr. Crocker Chicago The Daily News Congress Cameron Boston Post

Vermont House Debates Rutland Loan Bill Fails Third Reading

A Vermont House proposal to reimburse the Rutland County National loan for capturing a defaulting cashier was rejected on a third reading after a lengthy debate. A Senate bill would form a county court plus state auditor for claims against capturing criminals. A seating restriction bill and varied local notes follow including deaths and events in New England towns.

Butler and Rufus Phinney Association Albert A. Carleton Walter E. Jones Frank Davis W.C. Lamphier Carleton Albert W. Ex Gerly, Esq Lynn Anna Jenness Ohio Gen. Butler Springfield Lovering Charles Hi. Litchman Marblehead Labor Mayor Lovering Blatherskites Frye Vermont House of Representatives Rutland County National Loan W. C. Brown Senate George H. Wells Central Falls R.E Cumberland Waterbury Conn Bui Esther L. Robbins Boston New Bedford Aroostook County Merrimack Frank Jones Portsmouth

Whittemore and Churchill Guilty in Plymouth Court Verdicts

In Plymouth Mass on November 3 the jury found Nathaniel H. Whittemore guilty and George Churchill guilty of aiding and abetting in separate counts. James Hayes was found guilty of keeping a liquor nuisance, with sentence postponed to next week. William L. Pittsley was found guilty of simple assault on Lillie F. Perry and sentenced to six months in the house of correction. The court adjourned until Wednesday.

Plymouth Mass The Commonwealth Nathaniel H. Whittemore George Churchill Whittemore Churchill James Hayes William L. Pittsley Middleboro Wareham Lillie F. Perry House of Correction

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