Middlesex and County Districts Nominees List
A long OCR listing shows candidates by district across Middlesex Essex Worcester Bristol Berkshire Hampden and other counties. Names include Corey Everett Curley Waltham Gilmore Cambridge Mason Natick Page Ayer Young Wakefield Morrison Lowell Baldwin Lynn Steele Gloucester Currier Newburyport Bowley Haverhill Parker Methuen Estabrook Parker Mors Drake Whitaker Carpenter Bowerman Joyner Hopkins Quincy Hill Dedham Loring Dean Brockton Merritt Woodworth Day Barnstable Aldrich Deerfield Palmer Amherst and more. The fragment outlines multiple district representatives with varied towns and counties.
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Middlesex County
CoLumnus Corey
Everett
Thomas Curley
Waltham
HenRy H.gilmore
Cambridge
Walter N. Mason
Natick
Alyfred Page
Ayer
William F. Young
Wakefield
Jonan H. Morrison
Lowell
Essex County
John R. Baldwin
Lynn
Wm.sparhawk
Marblehead
Isaac A. 8. Steele
Gloucester
Christopher C. Merritt
Springfield
A.C. Woodwarth
Chicopee Cape District
Thomas C, Day
Barnstable
Franklin
P. Aldrich
Deerfield
Hampshire
D. W. Palmer
Amherst
Bangor area deaths and missing persons report rise
Frank Towle died aged 33 after an accidental Bangor shooting weeks earlier. Louis G. Whittier a Manchester locomotive works clerk is missing with $250 rent proceeds. James McAffrey, a Troy and Boston brakeman, was killed instantly after a fall between cars at Valley Falls. David Powers of North Hatfield is missing after a drunken episode in Northampton. Willie McGowan, Taunton, found in Newport after years of a missing father hunt. Raymond Robinson, 17, of Thomaston arrested in Bangor for a horse and carriage theft involving Berry Bros. of Rockland. A man named McKenzie, from Canada, arrested in Portland on suspicion of larceny with大量 jewelry. Papers bore George Massey. he claimed to be from North Stratford. George Perry shot Dick Miller in Portsmouth during a house robbery aftermath. family tensions over Miller’s presence and alleged burglary.
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Frank Towle
Bangor
Louis G. Whittier
Manchester Locomotive Works
Aretas
James McAffrey
Troy and
Boston
Valley Falls
Athol
David Powers
North Hatfield
Northampton
Willie McGowan
Taunton
Newport
R. I
Raymond Robinson
Thomaston
Berry Bros
Rockland
South Hope
George Massey
North Stratford
Woodchopper
Portsmouth
George Perry
Dick Miller
Perrys
Perry
Miller
Cambridge Club Gatherings Discuss Prohibition at Young's
Middlesex clubs dined at Young's hotel Saturday while Parker's hosted Norfolk Agricultural and Massachusetts reform clubs with Col. Lymas Rev. James Freeman Clarke C. Austin Browne F. W. Balch Col. Saltonstall Edward Atkinson and F. W. Bird among attendees. Newe towne club, Cambridge gentlemen, held its monthly meeting at Young's and debated total prohibition in Cambridge.
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Middlesex
Massachusetts
Essex
Liberal Union
Young’s Hotel
Parker’s
Norfolk, Agricultural and Massachusetts Reform Clubs
Col. Lymas
James Freeman Clarke
C. Austin Browne
F. W. Balch
Col. Saltonstall
Edward Atkinson
F. W. Bird
Newetowne Club
Cambridge
Young’s
Bay State Politics and Whitaker Plan in Campaign Finale
Governor Butler spoke in Wellesley and Boston outlining campaign wind up plans and commenting on possible death rumors. He defended vote challenges, warned against strikers, praised Grinnell, and urged lawful, peaceful elections at Tremont Temple and Faneuil Hall. He criticized changing school texts, high book costs, and cited Boston’s supervision budget, calling for improved public schooling and practical education.
Whitaker Chooses Democrats Over Republican Roots
In Fall River district Dr John Whitaker, once a Republican hopeful, switches to the Democratic ticket for senator after claims of mistreatment by party leaders. The Fall River Post condemns granting Whitaker a nomination perks, arguing it undermines loyal Democrats and weakens the party’s long fight for its standards and unity.
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Boston Post
John &. Whitaker
Fall River
John W. Cummings
Butler
The
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John B. Whitaker
Republican Party
Guy
Dighton
Dr. Whitaker
Massachusetts
Predictions From Editors On Butler Robinson Race
A survey of Boston and Maine editors forecasts Butler’s statewide plurality ranging from about 600 in Salem to 30,000 in Fall River. Opinions show varied projections, with several leaders predicting Robinson wins in multiple towns and districts, and some forecasting Butler gains in specific areas like Springfield and Chicopee.
Massachusetts Men and the Polis in a Contested Vote
The piece depicts intense political feeling as voters pursue influence for Robinson. It recounts a Boston harbor man detained to sail for payment and a Roxbury resident traveling from Indian Territory to vote, plus a Boston clergyman delivering a stump sermon and a church member joking about betting at the communion table.
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Massachusetts
David A. Brayton
Boston Harbor
Capt. Gray
Fall River
Robinson
Roxbury
Indian Territory
Boston
Butler
Essex man telegraphs vow to vote for Butler delay funeral
An Essex county man sent a telegram replying to a message to postpone the funeral and have the remains embalmed. He states he must vote for Butler this time and, as voting approaches, excitement rises, predicting that tomorrow’s ballot will match last presidential election turnout.
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Essex County
Butler
Time and Place for the Last Rally of the State Campaign
Report of multiple campaign events and rallies across Massachusetts for Butler and Robinson campaigns. Details include locations in Lawrence Lowell Haverhill Salem Danvers Peabody Chicopee and Worcester with speakers E A Alger George E McNeill Charles Francis Adams Jr Col George H Williams and others. Also notes on election returns reception at mercantile library, voter lists, and cautions to voters for correct tickets.
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Opera House
Essex Street
Lowell
Robinson
City Hall
Haverhill
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Rice
Charles Francis Adams, Jr
Salem
Danvers
Peabody
Chicopee
Jeffersonian Club
Cambridgeport
Templars’ Hall
Main Street
H. Sanborn
Will Co, Lene
J. W. Wilkinson
New Bedford
E. A. Alger
George E. McNeill
Butler
Liberty Hall
Brown
Ames
John D. Driscoll
Lynn Nierenee
Coliseur
George H. Williams
W. H. Sayward
Robinson and
Massachusetts Governors Votes Since 1870 Snapshot
A historical tally lists governor election votes from 1870 to 1882 with candidate tallies for Washburn Gaston Rice Talbot and others. It notes total votes across 13 years at 2,597,232, smallest annual total 132,114 in 873, largest 282,249 in 1880, and an average of 216,436.
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Clafflin
Adams
Phil Tips
Washburn
Pitman
Chamberlain
Bird
Gaston
Oliver
Butler
Talbot
Rice
Baker
Abbott
Miner
Long
Eddy
Thompson
Sargent
Almy
Andrews
Bishop
Cost of Danvers Lunatic Hospital Declares Total Expenditures
The ledger details the Danvers lunatic hospital project costs from 1873 to 1883. Initial site selection occurred in 1873, with construction from 1873 to 1878, reaching a total cost of about 1,500,000 dollars, plus additional furnishings, painting, attic fittings, and fire apparatus through 1880. The grand total to January 1, 1883, stands at 1,589,113 dollars and 12 cents.
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Danvers
Danvers Lunatic Hospital
NTO Mosgis Evensl
Stec
Bipsieiing AG
Fire losses reported in multiple cities across New England and beyond
Brief telegraph reports detail fires causing significant damage: Boston area chalk and whiting works at 197 to 203 Maverick street suffer unknown-cause loss of $500. Brockton properties including Kingman building, Lovell carpets and dry goods, and Tripp milliner incur substantial insured losses. Franklin block fire totals about $2,400. Richmond VA plaster mill and Warner Moore’s warehouse burn with losses around $30,000. Paris Kentucky warehouse housing hemp wool and grain burns with about $50,000 loss.
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W.S. Pratt
Maverick Street
Telegraph
Brockton
Kk. P. Kingman
D. B. Lovell & Co
Howard & Caldwell
F. QO. Tripp
Dr. Roach
Celia Burke
Franklin
Mass
A. H. Morse
D. A. Welch & Co
R. L. McPherson
RicuMoon
Paris
R. B. Hutchcraft
Moody and Sankey Open London Mission at Islington
London reports Mr Moody opened his Islington mission with four meetings drawing 4000 to 6000 attendees daily. Sankey sang well. Moody praised his Ireland mission as highly productive. A shout against a previous London mission sparked 3000 volunteers rising and tense moments on the platform.
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Moody
Islington
Sankey
Ublic
Ireland
Mr. Moody
Sullivan Exhibition Dares Local Pugilist Name Gypsy
In St Louis last night Sullivan staged an exhibition despite state law against boxing. Across the river in East St Louis 80 arrangements were made. James Miles known as The Gypsy tried to stand two minutes with Sullivan for 50 dollars but lasted under a minute, being knocked down ten times and finally unconscious before reviving. Soft gloves used.
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Sullivan
St. Louis
East St. Louis
James Miles
the Gypsy
Tom Allen
Army desertion report urges tighter command authority
Adj Gen Drumm holds annual army report on desertion noting captains absent from commands and commanders delegating power to NCOs. He calls for limiting guardhouse confinement, delaying punishment until inquiry, changing clothing-account settlements, shortening enlistment to three years, and reducing manual labor.
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Washington
Drumm
Dramm
Mary Churchill Found in Indiana Asylum Mystery Ends
Thomas J Galagher Globe Democrat sports editor traces Mary Churchill who had vanished. Found yesterday in an insane asylum near Indianapolis three miles from the city, where she had been working as Jennie Lockwood since September 4. Her departure from home was voluntary. Col Churchill, her father, departed for Indianapolis today.
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Louis
Thomas J.galagher
The
Globe Democrat
Mary Churchill
Indianapolis
Ind
Jennie Lockwood
Col. Churchill
Fight after political discussion injures several in Baltimore
A free fight in Baltimore during a political discussion left James Dougherty cut in several places Dennis Kelly cut and kicked about the body and three men Carroll Duffy and Smith injured Carroll was arrested for the disturbance and details suggest a brawl among local youths.
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James Dougherty
Dennis Kelly
Carroll
Duffy
Smith
Milton Stage Robbed by Highwayman in Sonora
News in brief reports a Wells Fargo express bag valued at $4,700 stolen from the Milton stage near Sonora on Saturday. Other items cover riots in Gibraltar Pa, farm threats in Corunna Ind, embezzlement sentences in Chicago, colored passenger debates in Texas rail, a disappearance in Chicago, vigilante threats over harvesters, a Utica death, a courtroom brawl over legal opinions in Louisville, Nellie Bailey rumors, a Chicago beer and whiskey license case, and further forgery cases involving Lewis Farrell and associates.
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Sonora
Wells, Fargo & Co
Gibraltar
White Earth
Dakota
Ellery H. Andrews
Northwestern National Bank
Chicago
Gen. King
Texas
Texas Central
Augusta Ahrens
Corunna
Ind
Arthur B. Johnson
Utica
N. Y
Johnson L. Lynch
E. N. Rowell
Batavia
George N. Davie
Louisville
Wichita
Kan
Nellie C. Bailey
Clement Rotherly
New York City
Newark
N. J
Ilinois
Kansas
Supreme Court
Lewis E. Farrell
Lowell
E. A. Smith
Prescott National Bank
Smith
Farrell
Mahone’s Madness Sparks White Riot in Danville Va
Special Despatch from Danville Virginia details a deadly riot after a political meeting. White and black factions clashed. four blacks killed, mounted police wounded, and 20 reported injuries. Mahone and readjuster rhetoric blamed for inflaming violence as militia restored order. Richmond mass meeting condemns the race conflict and supports whites.
Country Club Races and Harvard Williams Football Full Card
Large crowd attends Clyde Park races featuring Hunters steeplechase half mile dash and heavy weight steeplechase with prizes totaling $100 for first. Saturday also hosts a Harvard Williams football clash at Jarvis field noting Harvard's 37 to 0 win. Prize rifle at Waltham and Hampden park bicycle race results complete the day’s local sports.
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Clyde Park
F. Codman
B. G. Peanuts
E. C. Choate
G. Dungeon
G.von Pe Beers Benfort
W.F. Weld
Warren
P. Lawrence
B. H. Vandal, Jr
Harvard
Williams
Jarvis Field
Cambridge
Harvards
George H. Hosmer
Fifth Regiment
Waltham
G. F. Haynes
Hampden Park
Springfield
George M. Hendee
A.H. Robinson
London
Eng
Hendee
Novel Massachusetts display opens at 6 P M next Thursday
The Massachusetts horticultural society presents a unique annual flower exhibition of chrysanthemums in the society’s upper hall. The postponement from noon to 6 PM aims to surpass last year’s attention with more plants and new varieties, including notable Japanese forms developed by hybridists. The show runs through Friday evening.
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Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Merchants' electric light stock profit projection
The exhibit shows expenses higher than income yet yields an annual profit of 60000 on 300000 capital. When the station is complete the stock may be worth 20 per share, with current price at 250 per share. Buyers at 250 may gain 2 per year per 1250 invested, about 16 percent, attracting investment.
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Electric Light and Power Company
Policeman Arrested After Fatal Beating In Saloon
New York November 4. Policeman William Conroy brought Peter Keenan a furniture mover to the station house covered with blood and with a stomach wound. Keenan died at the hospital. Conroy says he acted in self defense after being assaulted by a mob while trying to arrest Keenan for drunkenness. Witnesses allege Conroy had been drinking and attacked Keenan near East Thirty sixth Street bar after Keenan stood nearby.
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New York
William Conroy
Peter Keenan
Keenan
Conroy
East Thirty Sixth Street
Health board chair writes to Gov Butler seeking object of opinion
Hon Thomas Talbot, chairman of the board of health, lunacy and charity, sends a letter to Governor Butler repeating that the board is at a loss to understand the purpose of his excellency's communication of an opinion.
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Thomas Talbot
Board of Health, Lanacy and Charity
Gov. Butler
Enticements in Boston Theatre Week Attractions
The Boston stage offers a busy week with Booth reappearing in Richelieu at the Globe and Aimee returning to Park in La Princesse des Canaries. Wyndham's Brighton and Rorke with Giddens in A Household Fairy headline, with The Guy in the Museum and Rentz-Santley burlesque at the Howard. The eighth week of Jiu resumes, promising strong crowds. Notes cover Richard III performances, Boston cadet and Reeves bands, John B. Gough lecture, Matthew Arnold at Horticultural Hall, a Hungarian Saxon concert, and possible new theatre with Tompkins as manager.
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Booth
Globe
Richelieu
Aimee
Boston
Park
Lecocq
la Princesse Des Canaries
Museum Company
Richard iii
Mr. Barron
Miss Clark
Hudson
Henry VI
Meery
Mason
Mr. Whytal
Tressel
Bay State
Music Hall
Boston Cadet Band
Reeves
American Band of
Providence
Adolph Neuendorfff
John B. Gough
Boston Star
Powers That Be
Matthew Arnold
Horticultural Hall
Eugene Tompkins
State rifle match prizes awarded and related military notices
Prizes in the state rifle match offered by the first brigade headquarters awarded to Corp. A F Shepard D company first infantry $20 Surgeon D Clark second infantry $15 Private A B Brown company M sixth infantry $10 Capt E Kk Shumway company A second infantry $5 Mortar practice by detachments from companies B C l and M first regiment to be held at the state camp ground Nov 12. Ninth a to organize a drum and fife corps first meeting at the armory of company B next Wednesday evening. Roxbury city guard company D first in fantry to hold its first reception of the season at Odd Fellows hall Dec 5 1883. Special delegate convention of both branches of the sons of veterans to be held in Boston the first Wednesday in December. Treasurer of the soldiers home Chelsea reports opening funds July 25 1882 $42475 19 received to July 1883 $27291 56 total $69776 75 extended for the year $37584 58 balance on hand $3182 17. Officers elected President John G B Adams Lynn Treasurer George W Creasey Boston Secretary Alfred C Munroe Boston. Two vacancies on the board filled by Hon Samuel P Tenney Chelsea and Gen Nat Wales Boston.
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F. Shephard
D. Clark
A. B. Brown
E Kk. Shumway
State Camp Ground
Roxbury
First Infantry
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Sons of Veterans
Boston
Soldiers’ Home
Chelsea
John G. B. Adams
Lynn
George W. Creasey
Alfred C. Munroe
Samuel P. Tenney
Nat Wales
French and military aims clash in Tonquin and Suez talk
Despatches report Admiral Courbet's bid for absolute command amid Tonquin clashes with Black Flags along the Sontag river. Fortifications and 2,000 Chinese troops guard the Sontug stronghold. The London Observer notes Egypt debates a possible second Suez canal. Albanian petitions seek Greek annexation. A Galway bailiff hoax is corrected. Fire losses reach £300,000 at a Dublin upholstery warehouse.
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Daily News
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Tonquin
Courbet
Hadoi
Sontag
Sontug
London Observer
Suez
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Errington
Cardinal Manning
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Albania
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Epirus
Turkey
Greece
Messrs. Wilie & Lockhead
Fourth week of Horticultural hall cat show opens today
Attendance on Saturday reached 5861 as the show enters its new week with novelties and strong expectations of a successful run. Prize judges praised the impartial awarding and careful handling of pets during the exhibition. Angora Dick owned by A M Robinson Jr Bangor Me won first prize a chased fruit dish valued at 65 dollars. Spero the heavy cat won second prize a gold purse and silver medal. Spero is a 27 pound Maltese cat owned by Mr Skelton of Skelton Greene Co.
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Horticultural Hall
A. M. Robinson, Jr
Bangor
Spero
Skelton
Skelton, Greene
Services mark Montifiore’s ninety ninth birthday in city synagogues
Orthodox synagogues across the city held commemorations for Sir Moses Montifiore’s ninety ninth birthday on Saturday. At Church Street synagogue Rev Rabbi Suitkin led the services opening with scriptures from five parchment scrolls prepared in Jerusalem by Montifiore. The synagogue president spoke on his life and deeds while Marcus read congratulatory letters from notable figures including Dr O W Holmes Senator Bayard Louis Starburger Stillman Allen David Pulsifer G Gen cock S S Cox ex President Hayes and J Hamilton.
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Sir Moses Montifiore
Church Street
Rabbi Suitkin
Moses Montifiore
Jerusalem
Mr. Marcus
O. W. Holmes
Senator Bayard
Louis Starburger
Stillman
Allen
David Pulsifer
Gen
Ancock
S.S. Cox
Hayes
J. Hamilton
Water color exhibition sale at Leonard & Co rooms
An important art sale will be held at Leonard & Co. auction rooms Thursday to Saturday this week featuring a large collection of water color paintings pastels crayon drawings and studies by Europe’s leading artists. Notable names include Rosa Bonheur Cabanel Rosseau Vander Veldein Zamacois and Birket Foster among others selected by W H Fanning.
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Leonard & Co
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Rosa Bonheur
J. F. Miller
Alex. Cabanel
Brissor
Rivoire
Wheo
Rosseau
John Constable
T. Rambotham
Birket Foster
Manve
Vander Veldin
Villegas
Zamacois
W. H. Fanning
New York
London
Luther Celebration Draws 4900 Germans in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on November 4 the Martin Luther celebration at Music Hall drew 4900 attendees. Rev. Edward Huber of Baltimore delivered the principal oration, reporting a strong turnout for the event.
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Martin Luther
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Notable Guests At Local Social Arrangements
Edwin Booth and Gaughter were guests at the Parker house. Mr Charvies Wyndham dined with the Papyrus Club Saturday. Horace McVicker and family from Chicago W H Daly of New York and D C Anderson are at the Quincey house. Col O A Taft moves into the city from Point Shirley locating in Norfolk place behind R H White Co. Senor Micasio Lugu Vina, Mexican agricultural commissioner, visits Boston fairs to study interests. The Puke Gallese from Rome arrived in New York from Aspinwall. he will tour major cities in the U S for three years. Gir and Mrs George A Russell of West Newton, guests of Hunt & Russell, celebrate their twenty-fifth anniversary with gifts of silver and a sideboard.
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W.H. Daly
New York
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Col. O. A. Taft
Point Shirley
Norfolk Place
R. H. White & Co
S. Senor Micasio Lugu Vina
United States
Gir
George A. Russell
West Newton
Hunt & Russell
Federal Street
Boston
Birthday of Japan's Emperor Celebrated in Boston Banquet
Boston guests assembled at the Parker House for a banquet honoring Mutsuhito Tenno on his thirty third birthday. The event led by Takahashi featured speeches by notable figures including Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes and Rev. E E Hale. A telegram to the emperor expressed friendship between Japan and the United States, praising 2500 years of imperial rule and calling for continued fraternal ties.
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Body Identified After Accident On Boston And Maine Railroad
The drowned woman found at Crafts' wharf is identified as Mary Kelly believed to have no home with possible South Cove friends. Multiple incidents follow including injuries to Alexander Hamilton on the Malden track and a series of arrests for perjury theft assault and forgery across Boston the harbor and financial districts. Police investigate collisions robberies and a forged check case tied to Elmer Johnson and New York banks.
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Determined Drive Against Liquor Interests Unfolds
A statewide group plans a vigorous campaign against liquor interests following a court ruling on open bars. Warrant applications target major hotels including Youngs Parker Tremont and other dealers, with Boston Lowell Lawrence Springfield Worcester cities eyed. Lawyers say funds support a broad fight, while officials downplay imminent trouble.
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Boston YMCA to Open Evening Classes in New Building
The Boston Young Men's Christian Association will start evening classes tonight in its new Berkeley and Boylston streets building. Courses include bookkeeping penmanship shorthand French Spanish German vocal music elocution free hand drawing English for Germans political economy and New Testament Greek. Members and all young men may join. visitors not admitted as rooms only are ready.
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George P. Johnson
Richard T. Lombard
Wayland
Hobart M. Cable
E. S. Farnsworth
J. R. Deane
Newton
John T. Moulton
J. Flynn
Somerville
Frank W. Jones
John Clark
Framingham
Clerson Kenney
James W. Valentine
Plymouth
Walter D. Packard
W. H. Jennings
West Bridgewater
Herbert E. Peck
Henry D. Atwood
Benjamin D. Izer
Tanner
D. H. Miller
Swampscott
Charles A. Howland
Thomas D. Shumway
Charles W. Whitcomb
Holbrook
Robert Blythe
Charles F. Atwood
Francis Bigelow
Albert Co. Woodworth
Knowles Freeminn
George Www, Morse
John F. Andrew
jJohn el
S. Camrell
Oliver G. Fernald
Lhird
Hampden Cunningham
George M. Steele
Revere
Winthrop
Edwin F. Peirce
Phelps
Richardson
Poplar
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Peirce
Fie
Forty-Fifth Regiment
Emory Haynes
Frewingham
J A. Sears
Ay Mets
Moody and Sankey
Slugger Sullivan
Baltimore Fools
Brilep
Mahone
Virginia
Danville
William E. Sims
Lawson
Charles Noel
George E. Lee
Lee
Joel H. Oliver
R. M. Hubbard
George Coleman
P. B. Gravely
Hubbard
William Coleston
Greys
White
C. G. Abell
Congress
Wood
Aiken
Richmond
Navy
First Regiment
Coalition Movement
William Mahone
James B. Purcell
Leonard
Supreme Judicial Court
Leomard
ENTI
Sir Moses Montifighe
His Majesty
the Emperor OF
Dr. Helmes
Enouie
Times
Fiee
England
Irving
Continent
Cooper
Laplace
Germany
Pfaff
Gauss
Mac Lothian
Auld Reekie
Philip Freneau
Bryant
Longfellow
Emerson
Wandsworth
Samuel Rogers
North American Review
Index Medicus
Br. Billings
Ron
Foreign Exhibition Association
Denny
Boston Art Club
Empire of Japan
Wertheimber
Canes W. Slack
Joan L. Graves
M. P. Kennard
Capt. Appleton
Alice
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing CO
Y. M
G. W. Simmons & Co
Estabrook & Eaton’s
Fairbanks
Nes Lr
Union EO
City OF
Hayward Place
Park House
Bosworth ST
School
Bromfield Streets
Tremont Street
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