Ready for the Fight Campaign in Pennsylvania Battles for Sheriff
Philadelphia elections feature Republican William R. Leeds seeking sheriff amid boss-rule backlash while Democrat Colonel Charles H. Krumbhart runs strong due to independent citizen support. State races for treasurer and Supreme Court judge see Republican Hart and Democrat McGrath matched against Williams and Thompson amid Prohibition and liquor interests influence. Betting on Leeds tightens as party apathy and brewing ties shape outcomes.
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Supreme Court
W. B. Hart
H. J. McGranh
Henry W. Williams
Interior
J. Ross Thompson
William L. Scott
Erie
Post
Cooper
Prohibition Party
Philadelphia
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City
Republican Committee
State Assembly
Traction Company
Street Railway Corporation
New York
Chicago
Boston
Charles H. Krumbhart
Leeds
Senate Agrees to Hazen Bill Changes on Upper Coos Rail
In Concorp New Hampshire on November 4, the Senate passed a bill relating to the Upper Coos railroad authorizing track connections with joining roads and granting immunities. Amendments to the Dover and Winnepesaukee bill were approved in the House. Lake Shore incorporators gain until January 1889 to grade the road. if unmet, Dover and Winnepesaukee may build from Alton Bay to Gilford. The fare bill also carries Hazen bill provisions. A debate over binding terms and an agreement with Marston ended with amendments concurred in by 188 to 125 and 188 to 125 respectively.
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Stone
Andover
Boston
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Marston
Beechers Successor Likely Berry to Lead Plymouth Church
The Plymouth Church advisory committee recommends Rev Charles A Berry of Wolverhampton England as pastor to succeed Beecher. The vote was unanimous and while not binding, ratification by the church is highly likely.
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Berry
Shooting Club Match At Water Town Range
The Water town shooting club held a match yesterday afternoon with a free-for-all won by R H Post scoring 7 of 10. Carleton Greene led the three week totals with 16, followed by W K Post and R H Post. In the handicap Watts and Greene each scored 6, W K Post 4, Islam 2. The two best of three scores saved Watts 11 and 13, W K Post 15, R H Post 14. Blum and R Post will contest the tie. The new men match saw Blum 9, Dexter 7, R H Post 9, Gould 9, and Rine Jr 12.
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Dexter
W. K. Post
Pierce
Watts
Greene
Islam
Blum
R. St. Post
KR. H. Post
Gould
Rine, Jr
Cambridge car crash on Chardon street injures passengers
Car No. 47 of the Cambridge railroad was struck by a heavy team backing from a stable on Chardon street near Bowdoin square. The car’s side was crushed and several windows broken. passengers were severely shaken but no serious injuries reported.
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Nathan Tufts & Son
Straws From State Street Rail Trends in 1900s Boston
The article notes 9408 miles of new railway in ten months, largely in the West and Northwest, prompting questions about profitability. It discusses the Central Massachusetts road’s troubled yet near completion and a planned Holyoke branch with links to Western lines. It critiques Wall Street methods in Boston markets, recounts an insider broker incident, and cites potential terminal exchanges among Boston railroads and regional linkage possibilities amid overall mixed prospects.
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Long Island Sound
Old Colony
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Boston & Providence
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New York & New England
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Norwich
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Stony Brook Celebration Marks Fresh Pond Water Turnin g
Cambridge water board and city leaders honor the Stony Brook supply line to Fresh Pond with a morning ceremony at the pumping station. Guests travel by barges and special train to inspect the dam, then dine at Woodland Park Hotel Auburndale with remarks from Presidents Kingsley and local officials. An earlier note invites ladies to view Fiberlene collars at Samboles exhibit.
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Fisher
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Barbour
Western Rhode Island contest grows bitter before election
In the western district campaigns heat up with meetings in Blackstone and Pawtuxet valleys. Republicans attack Judge Bradley over wartime speeches and Chace criticizes his senility at Lincoln. Bradley addresses Woonsocket crowd as Russell supports tariff and Bradley. Local observers expect a Democrat victory, with a Pawtucket mayoral bet favoring Bradley.
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Pawtuxet
Judge Bradley
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Chace
Woonsocket
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Pawtucket
Bradley
Theaters Schedule Notice
Park Theatre shows A Hole in the Ground with afternoon and evening performances. Museum presents Sophia at 2 and 7 45. Boston Theatre offers A Run of Luck in matinee and night. Hollis Reed Theatre features Shaughraun with two showings. Globe Theatre screens Lagardere in day and night slots. Howard offers free entertainment and a variety program at 2 and 8.
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John Stetson
Imre Kiralfy
Lacardere
Mlle
Fran
Cioni
Mille
Marie Brambilla
Joseph Jefferson
Trading House Dates and Auction Times Listed
Today schedules show stocks for R. L. Day & Co. at 11 30 a m and Francis Henshaw & Co. at noon. Paintings auction by Leonard & Co. at 3 p m. Monday offers fruit by Snow & Co. at 10 30 a m.
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Marriages listed in city notices from early November
In this city, Nov 2 at St Pauls Church Mary Marshall wed Edward Payson Call of Newtonville Mass. Nov 8 at bride’s home William Channing Gannett wed Mary Thorn of Philadelphia. Nov 3 N Reeves Jackson wed Hannah M Brown of Plymouth. Nov 1 Luville Oliver wed Annie Cameron of Boston. Hyde Park pair Alfred G Tarrant and Emily F Mathews wed. Nov 2 Thomas W Wheaton wed Clara E Banks.
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St. Paul’s Church
Frederick Courtney
D.D
Mary
Francis J
Mary R. Marshall
den- Mod Col
Edward Payson Call
Newtonville
Mass
Gannett--Lewis
William Channing Gannett
Mary Thorn
Enoch Lewis
Philadelphia
Jackson—Brown
Plymouth
George H. Bates
N. Reeves Jackson
Hannah M. Brown
Oliver—Cameron
C. E. S— Luville Oliver
Annie Cameron
Boston
Tarrant—Mathews
Hyde Park
H. W. Tilden
Alfred G. Tarrant
Emily F. Mathews
Wheaton—Banks
C. E. Davis
Thomas W. Wheaton
Clara E. Banks
Obituary notices from Boston area deaths early November
A sequence of notices records deaths and ages across Greater Boston including Annie Crahan six, Ammi Cutter sixty four, John Grant one year five months, Mary Glidden eight one, Martha Lewis, Richard Lee twenty two, Mary Ludgate eighty two, Frederick Massey forty nine, Susan Marquand fifty, Margaret Sullivan, Paulina Simpson two, O H Underhill sixty six, with locations in Arlington Brookline Charlestown East Boston Roxbury South Boston West Somerville Concord and New Castle Maine.
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Lewis
Martha A. Lewis
Lee
South Boston
Richard Henry Lee
Ludgate
Brighton
Mary A. Ludgate
Massey
Frederick Massey
Liverpool
Eng
Marquand
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Susan
John
Nagle
Roxbury
William J
Ge A
Mary M. Nagle
Sullivan
Margaret
Daniel Sullivan
Simpson
West Somerville
Paulina
Jesse Simpson
Underhill
Concord
Mass
O. H. Underhill
New Publications shows Native history with clear narrative
A review of New Publications, Story of the American Indian, praising its bright accessible style. The book compiles myths and authentic accounts, weighs them, and presents a consecutive history of the Indian rise, progress, decline, and present condition in plain, earnest language. It argues against prejudice and offers no simple solution to the Indian question.
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