Self defense by Mr Bates against Rice campaign attacks
The speaker refutes Mr Rice and his allies over district politics and nomination protests. He cites committee obstruction, calls Rice self serving, and asserts his loyalty to the Republican ticket while condemning false charges and threats during the campaign. He notes support from friends, district colleagues, and family roots in North Brookfield and surrounding towns.
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Bates
Rice
Millbury
Massachusetts
W.W. Rice
Lada
Ladd
Ellie
North Brookfield
Brookfield
West Broofield
Warren
Sturbridge
Twelfth
Worcester
Riese
State Central Committee
A Lesson to Partisans and Demagogues Y VYimes
A collection of editorial excerpts discusses election results showing Republican losses and Democratic gains. It notes the impact of third party influence, calls Ranney's defeat a rebuke of proponent factions, and cites local political phenomena and reactions from Worcester and Springfield papers.
Democratic Triumphs and Harsh Judgments Across Massachusetts
A compilation of editorials praises John E. Russell and Andrew for tariff reform and Cleveland administration ties while noting Democratic gains in the tenth district. It contrasts reform advocates with Republican setbacks and calls for renewed party organization and strong Republican candidacy in upcoming elections.
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Lowell Times
Party of Progress
Grover Cleveland
Reform
Springfeld
John E. Russell
Congress
Cleveland
Springfield
John F. Andrew
Andrew
Ames
Henry L. Pierce
Godman
Dr. Everett
Eliot
James Freeman Clarke
Higginson
Walnut Range Diamond Match Winners Report
Walland Hunt Nov 3 good weather drew shooters at Walnut range for diamond match and other events. Final winners include Stanton Swift Snow Nichols Sanborn Wardwell Wilson Harris and Lawson across multiple clay pigeon and quail events with consistently high scores and second and third place finishers.
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Walland Hunt
Walnut
Stanton A. Swift
B. Snow
Nichols
Sanborn
Wardwell
Snow
Charles
Harris
Swift
Stanton
Wilson
Lawson
Brett
Nichels
Badge
Blackbirds
Wardwell Seaaaa
Eevee Pada Dee
Lawson Ua Ek Aos
Cee Aposbaa Abe J
Witon i
Bok Ooo
Shock injures Chelsea man trimming street light
George W. Hammond aged 88 of 91 Pearl Street Chelsea was shocked while trimming a street light at Maverick and Hayre streets East Boston. He fell about twenty feet, breaking four ribs on his right side and injuring his right arm and head, and was taken to City Hospital. An advertisement mentions Esterbrook Steel Pens at stationers.
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George W. Hammond
Pearl Street
Chelsea
Electric Light Company
Maverick and
Hayre Street
Boston
City Hospital
Republicans Elect Eight Congressmen in Iowa Race
Des Moines IA November 3 Additional returns show Republican state ticket leading by about 10 000 or more. Republicans win eight Congressmen with gains in districts one three four seven nine eleven. Democrats elect Hayes in the second by about 1500 and Anderson eighth by around 1000.
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Fuller
Conger
Lyman
Henderson
California Count Progress in City and County Votes
San Francisco voters show Swift leading for Governor with 15 193 to Bartlett 14 194 as of noon in interior count. State outside SF projects Swift ahead by about 3 000 overall while Bartlett leads in some districts. several congressional races favor Republicans and Democrats gain seats in San Francisco legislature.
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San Francisco
Swift
Bartlett
Russell
Wigginton
O'Donnell
Gauter
Congress
Campbell
McKenna
Morrow
Felton
Frank Sullivan
Lynch
Supreme
Jackson ‘Temple
Santa Rosa
McFarlane
Sacramento
Paterson
San Joachim
Court of
State Returns Show Republicans Lead In Most States
Returns from 745 precincts push Republican ticket to a 5725 plurality with 45 percent of the state vote. Democrats dispute totals, citing remaining precincts and prior years to claim possible Democratic gains. Congressional results trend toward Republicans in several states, with mixed outcomes in South and West districts and key governorships in Tennessee and Texas.
Reduced Republican Majority on the State Ticket
Omaha dispatch reports incomplete returns showing a reduced Republican state majority potentially near 20 000. In the second and third districts Republicans lead by 8000 each, while the first district swings to Democratic John McShane by over 5000. Douglas county shifts Blaine to 5300 for McShane. Church carries three of seven districts, only one previously Democratic. Legislature expected two thirds Republican with many members instructed for Van Wyck.
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Portland
Ore
Washington Territory
Charles
Voorhees
Congress
Helena
Mont
Toole
Omaha
Neb
John A. McShane
Church Howe
Charleston
S. C
Chesterfield
Burkeley
Elliot
South Carolina
Wheeling
W. Va
Goff
Flick
Brown
Hoeg
Raleigh
Nichols
Tad
Graham
Reid
Knoxville
Tenn
Butler
L. C. Honek
Haskell
Alfred Taylor
East Tennessee
Tennessee
Jacksonville
Fla
Fuller
Daughtery
Greely
Norment
Davidson
Demn
Pendleton
Galvestox
Tex
Maxey
Denver
Col
Adams
Todd
General Assembly
Senate
Reed
Symes
Blaine
John McShane
Douglas
McShane
Church
van Wyck
Republicans Carry the State by About Seventeen Thousand
Topeka Kansas November 5 chairman Bone brake of the Republican State central committee reports returns from forty four counties. Republican majorities total twenty thousand ninety five while Democratic majorities aggregate two thousand nine hundred. Governor Martins majority in these counties is seventeen thousand one hundred twenty five and estimated statewide thirty seven thousand five hundred. Congressmen elected include Morrill Funston Perkins Ryan Anderson Gih Turner Peters all Republicans except Anderson in the fifth district.
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Topeka
Kan
Bonebrake
Republican State Central Committee
Martin
Morrill
Funston
Perkins
Ryan
Anderson
Ind
Gih
Turner
Peters
Democratic Successor of Senator Sewell Keen Elected Governor
New York reports show Robert S. Green winning the governorship with a 7000 to 8000 vote majority. The New Jersey returns suggest a tie in the State Legislature, with a Labor Democrat holding the deciding vote likely sealing Leon Abbott's U S Senate seat to replace Sewall. The Senate shifts to eleven Republicans and ten Democrats, while the Assembly leans 33 Republicans to 27 Democrats.
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New York
New Jersey
Robert S. Green
Leon Abbott
United States Senate
Sewall
Senate
House of Assembly
Democrats Lose House Seats in Virginia Election
Returns show a sharp drop in Democratic votes across Virginia with Republicans winning districts one through five and eight, while the labor party secures a seat. The next Congress will include Rep. T. H. B. Brown in the first district, Rep. George E. Bowen in the second, Dem. George D. Wise in the third, Rep. William E. Gaines in the fourth, Rep. John R. Brown in the fifth, Labor’s Samuel J. Hopkins in the seventh.
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Ricamonp
Labor Party
Virginia
T. H. B. Brown
George E. Bowen
George D. Wise
William E. Gaines
John R. Brown
Samuel J. Hopkins
Winchester Voters Report O'Ferrell Edges Opponent By Wide Margin
A fragment notes Charles O'Ferrell Democrat eighth district and F Lee Democrat ninth district, Henry Bowen Republican tenth district, Jacob Yost Republican, in Winchester Virginia. Messages say O'Ferrell was elected by a majority between five hundred and one thousand.
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Charles A Oferrell
Dem
W. Il
F. Lee
Henry C. Bowen
Rep
Jacob Yost
Winchester
O' Ferrell
SOO
LOOV
Annual meeting of Boston Children's Friend Society
The Boston Children's Friend Society held its annual meeting with Dedham and Rutland Street children in attendance. Rev. F B Allen presided as treasurer reported receipts of 25 268 80 with 11 540 balance, and subscriptions of 500 to come. Officers and board named. one child transfer from Dedham noted as needed.
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Boston Children’s Friend Society
Dedham
Rutland Street
F. B. Allen
Trinity Church
J. Snow
Joshua Lincoln
Jonathan A. Lane
S. T. Snow
Francis Jones
Martha L. Hall
Katie M. Nason
T. Snow
Lizzie A. Wales
Ezra Farnsworth
S. N. Brown
C.B. Wilson
P.S. Olmstead
D. Gould
E. H. Sprague
John Albee
B. W. Dunkiee
R. H. Potter
Francis H. Krebbs
W. W. Whitcomb
Alexander Stowell
G. B. Drake
George P. Bingham
Henry R. Glover
Albert Gay
Arthur W.sawyer
Henry D. Hyde
L. A W. Howler
J. E. Daniels
Board of
Charles S. Kendall
John D. Bryant
Lander Beal
George Henry Quincy
Frederick A. Foster
Ff £. All
R. N. Merville, Jr
Henry N. Willis
Katie M. Mason
Longwood
Zabel A. Yvazian
Philip Moxom
Rautland Street
Boston man weds Amy Heard at St John s Church
The marriage of Russell Gray of Boston and Amy Heard took place at St John s Church at 12 30 today. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr Leonard with guests including John Gray Curtis and Mrs Curtis of Boston, West the British minister, and Secretary Lamar. Mrs Endicott hosted a dinner last evening in honor of the newlyweds.
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Washington
Russell Gray
Boston
Horace Gray
Amy Heard
St. John’s Church
Leonard
John Gray
Curtis
West
Lamar
Archibald Hopkins
Endicott
Solitaire Abandoned In Acapulco Sailors Ill From Coast Fever
The American ship Solitaire from Bath Maine arrived at Acapulco with coal for the Pacific Mail Company. After discharging and waiting for wind until Oct 9 the Solitaire was towed to sea by the San Blas. Captain Boyd and crew were all ill with coast fever. The ship planned to go to Nanaimo to load coal for San Francisco.
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Panama
Solitaire
Bath
Boyd
Acapulco
Cardiff
Pacific Mail Company
Pacific Mail
San Blas
Nanaimo
B.C
San Francisco
Lecture on Romeo and Juliet by Henry A. Clapp at Dorchester
The opening talk in Winthrop Hall Dorchester drew a near full audience as Henry A. Clapp presented Romeo and Juliet. The critic notes the play's intense love theme and Shakespearean craft contrasting with Mercutio and Paris, with praise for Romeo and Juliet as pure love forged through fate and tragedy.
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Henry A. Clapp
Winthrop Hall
Dorchester
Capulet’s
Juliet
Napoleon
Shakspere
Hamlet
Mercutio
Paris
Shakspeare
Romeo and Juliet
Benvolio
Romeo
Capulet
Lady Capulet
Friar Lawrence
Coleridge
Ile
Richard Grant White
Shelley
Browning
Verona
Weldy Goes On Trial For Forbes Murder In Lowell
The Lowell Superior Court opened the Weldy murder trial of James H. Forbes by testimony from Joseph Guerin who was with Forbes the night of the killing. Police produced a blood-stained knife found on Weldy, and Sergeant Gregg relayed Weldy’s statement about stabbing a man in a prior altercation.
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Lowell
Charles Weldy
James H. Forbes
Joseph Guerin
Forbes
Weldy
Gregg
Prominent book-keeper James S. Roberts Found Dead
James S. Roberts, a book-keeper for a major Wilkes Barre pork packing firm, was found hanged in a mountain area near the city. A boy hunter discovered the body. authorities suspect financial trouble led to suicide. Roberts leaves a family and was well regarded locally.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
James S. Roberts
Roberts
Mystic Park trots close eastern circuit with strong races
This week at Mystic Park features the eastern circuit finale with enthusiasts seeing lively action in the 2:32 and 2:27 classes. Purse of 300 dollars split for mile heats and best three in five to harness, with riders and horses including White Oak, Delano, Singere Millers, Bessie H, Winchester Girl and others delivering competitive times.
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Mystic Park
J. Ruseell
B. Ag
White Oak
Oh ME
Delano
Biwm Singere Millers
Tod
Bowen
Fe Wiese
A. Brick
Glibreth
Charles Dickerman
B. m
Winchester
Break-in at Costello liquor store leads to teen arrests
Thieves broke into J. H. Costello’s liquor store at Lincoln and Taft streets Tuesday night stealing about 70 dollars worth of cigars and liquors and 25 feet of lead pipe. Police arrested James Devine 15 William Watson 13 and Charles Moriarty 18 after a portion of the goods was recovered and Tevine named the others.
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J. H. Costello
Lincoln
Taft Streets
Evans, Chase and Dougherty
Station 4
James Devine
Tutt Street
William Watson
Utica Street
Charles Moriarty
Beach Street
Tevine
Auctioneers Brokers and Appraisers Listing Local Notes
A fragment lists shares and bond certificates from various banks and companies, with amounts and issue dates. It includes Natl Bank of Commerce Abington Natl Bank Dedham Everett Mills Lockwood Co Waterville Tol Cin St. Louis KR Natl Tube Works and others, plus 1893 1897 date references and a Merchants' Exchange Building address for the auctioneers at No 51 State Street.
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R. L. Day & CO
Merchants’ Exchange
SI State Street
Exchange Place
Nat'l Bk. of Commerce
Merchandise Natl Bk
Abington Nat'l Bk
Atington
Mass
Pedham
Nat'l Bk
Dedham
Everett Mills
Lockwood Co
Waterville
Tol., Cin
St. Louis R. Kr, Ptd
Reece Button Hole Mach. Co
Nat'l Exchance
Market
Natl
Natick Natl Bk
Natick
Boston & Maine
Ft. i
Boston
R. R
Cambridge
R.A. Salem Gaslight Co
Nat'l Tube Works
Rock Island
Toledo
Water Works
Cedar Rapids
No. R. R. Jat Mort
City of Bash
Ee Tock & Fort Smith Ry. Ce
Saginaw Val
St. Louis
R. R. Mt
Dixon, Peoria
Hannibal R
River R. BR
Iowa
State Street
Merchants’ Etchang Building
Hoom L
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Pearl St
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Barre, Mass
Whitin
Pettee’s
Sharps & Roberts Mates
Hunt
Ware River R.R
Coldbrook Station
J Edwin Smith
Josephine C. Smith
Charlies W. Smith
Stoneville
Auburn, Mass
Oelock
Norwich & Worcester RR
Auburn Station
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Josephine
Ssleth
Charles W. Smith
Wooorcester
Richards & CO
John
Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
White St
Townsend & Montarne Auctioneers
WD and
St Leonard Street
Samuel Runting’s
Lippincott, Son & CO
Market Street
United States
The
Boston Stock Exchange
Ares
Lares
York Mfg. Co
Hamilton Mfg
Veorott Mille
Bsyvan EY
Beer Continental Mills
Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Firemen’s Ins
C. Prescott Ins
Boylston Ins. Co
Alsa
Manuf. National Bank
Arlington Mills
Concord & Portsmouth RR
R. Deiwatt Mat Ri
Hares
Vieyeeeeers
Frontier
Eastport
Abe
Calais
Burk & Quincy
Quincy R. R. Bridge Co
Do Tremont and
Suffolk Mills
Ado Quincy Mining Co
Burl. & Mo
River R.R
Wawhide
Lode
Do PO
Francis Henshaw & CO
Boston Stock Exchant
Samuel Hatch & Co
Congressa Street
John H. Eastburn
Highland Street
Roxbury Highlands
Cushing Estate
Belmont. Mass
Samuel R. Payson
Enghand
Brice S. Evans
Rutland Square
Eiher
Worcester Street
William Blanchard
Chester Square
Tremont Street
Massachusetts Title Insurance Company
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Arnold A. Rand
Albert Howe & CO
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Boston Co
Nisa
Third National Bank
Boston Marine Insurance Co
Maine
Old Boston National Bank
Freeminn’s National Bank
Do Wakefield Rattan Co
Batten FE Bb
Saco
Portsmouth
Jackson, Lansing
Saginaw
Roston
Con
Fremont
Elkhorn & Mo
Val
Pso
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Atlantic Cotton Mills
Horatio Harris & CO
Almeria
Aitersday
State St
Varonia
A. Ma
Ex Steamship
Pavonia
Canard Wharf
East Bostomy
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps & CO
Homeopathic Chemists
London
England
Gorham Rogers & CO
Dun- Gee
Federal Street
Warrenton St