Victory of Cleveland affirmed in Empire State
All doubt of Gov Cleveland's election is dispelled with New York's substantial electoral votes. The piece praises Cleveland as honest, wise, and firm, capable of reform after twenty years of Republican misrule, and urges national gratitude for his forthcoming presidency. It contrasts Blaine as volatile and forecasts steady, protective leadership.
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Cleveland
New York
Blaine
Louisiana
Florida
Empire State
Notable Leaders Named Among People’s Party Lights
A list of prominent figures associated with the people’s party appears, including Maj Gen Butler Col Plympton Col Drinkwater and other officials editors and constables such as John Dynamite Driscoll and George L Clarke. The roster features legal religious and civic names like Judge M J Cafferty philosophers and police officers, highlighting a broad spectrum of public figures.
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B. *. Butler
N. A. Plympton
A. C. Drinkwater
Melien
Worcester
Litchman
J. H. O'Neil
John Mitchell Galvin
Deacon Whitmore
John Dynamite Driscoll
George L. Clarke
John P. Sweeney
Philosopher Baker
M. J. Cafferty
Meigs
People’s Party
Plymouth Superior Court Opens Trials in Criminal Cases
The Plymouth Massachusetts Superior Court convened and began trial of criminal cases. Dorr of South Abington pleaded guilty to larceny from the Commonwealth stove Manufacturing. Marks of Plymouth pleaded guilty to larceny of cloth from Plymouth Woolen. Lewis of Somerville pleaded guilty to embezzlement of 177 dollars from M C Perkins. Considine of South Abington charged with breaking and entering Fairbanks store and stealing cigars pipes and money valued at 59 dollars. found guilty. Barrett of Hingham pleaded guilty to assault and battery on Thomas Nolan. Cole of Kingston and Ford of Old Colony Cooperative pleaded nolo contendere to perjury. Sentences deferred. Patrick Smith of Rockland tried for felonious assault with a loaded pistol. jury not yet returned. Arthur Poole of Brockton guilty of larceny from a person and sentenced to six months in the house of correction. Dorr and Lewis allowed to stand bail on personal recognizance. Edwards tried for felonious assault with a knife at Hingham. case continued.
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Plymouth, Bass
RK. Dorr
South Abington
Commonwealth Stove Manufacturing Company
FE. Jr. Marks
Plymouth
Plymouth Woollen Company
C. W. Lewis
Somevville
M. C. Perkins
A. N. Considine
C. W. Fairbanks
James Barrett
Hingham
Thomas Nolan
C. H. Cole
Kingston
Old Colony Co-operative Association
L. KE. Ford
Patrick Smith
Rockland
D. W. McCraig
Arthur Poole
Brockton
James Reno
House of Correction
Destructive East Coast Snowstorm Hits Father Point Area
A fierce east wind of 70 mph and heavy seas pound Father Point and surrounding parishes since midnight. Waves flood roads and wash away watch house, telegraph office, and several buildings at Rimonski and Bic. Many residents flee as tide fears rise. Intercolonial railway track washed out between Rimonski and Bic. This storm is the fiercest in 40 years.
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Father Point
Rimonski
Bic
Cholera cases and deaths reported in Nantes
In the past 24 hours Nantes records 13 new cholera cases and six deaths. The reports reflect a continuing outbreak in the region, with authorities urging caution and medical readiness.
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London
Atlantic Steamship Company
Hamburg
Bremen
Antwerp
Havre
America
Cairo
Wolseley
Gordon
House of Commons
Frank O’donnell
Dungarvan
Fifteenth Annual Convention of Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Opens
The fifteenth annual convention of the general executive committee of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society began today at Madison Avenue Methodist Church in Baltimore. Miss S Hart delivered the welcome address as delegates from New England New York Philadelphia Northwestern Cincinnati Baltimore and Western boards assemble.
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New England
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Western Boards
Wawegan Mill Flywheel Explosion Fatality in Conn
In Wawegan Connecticut the engine flywheel burst causing a gas main to explode. A 19 year old French-Canadian weaver named George Chagnon was killed by flying debris. Several workers were injured from glass and blast effects. The incident damaged the mill building with about 3000 dollars in losses.
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Tragic train death of election repeater suspect
Charles McDonald of Waterford, part of a group suspected of election repetition, leaped from a moving train ten miles south of Mechanicsville. His mangled body was found on the tracks today.
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Charles McDonald
Waterford
Mechanicsville
Yomercy
Lorelie Sloop Yacht Burns in New Haven Explosion
New Haven club sloop Lorelie burned this afternoon after an explosion destroyed the hull and part of the cabin. Fire officials reported the incident but details remain unclear as investigators assess the blaze.
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New Haven, Conn
Lorelie
New Haven Club
Patrol Sergeant fatally shoots man outside Enquirer office
Cincinnati dispatch reports Patrol Sergeant James Dunn fatally shot John Shannon in front of the Enquirer office this afternoon. The item also mentions a bourbon bottling note about a stimulant product from grocers, but details are unclear.
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Cincinnati
James Dunn
John Shannon
Enquirer
Election returns hint at close national race in 1900 era
Cleveland leads by a small margin in early returns with 226 to 145 in the tally. Butler gains five votes as fusion in Michigan shifts support. Virginias expected large majority for Cleveland and Democratic gains noted in Indiana. New Jersey and Connecticut positioned for full California and Oregon results as the president-elect receives congratulations.
Cleveland Carries New York and is Elected
Special Despatch to the Boston Post reports Cleveland carried New York by 4000 to 7000 votes with Hendricks winning similarly. Grace and the county ticket also win by 5000 to 10,000. Democratic gains are echoed across California, Oregon, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Michigan with large majorities.
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William R. Grace
County Democracy
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Smalley
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Oregon
Wisconsin
Connecticut
New Jersey
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Roswell P. Flower
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Iivitar
New York Shows Small Safe Majority for Cleveland Hendricks
Senator Gorman, chair of the national committee, reports from New York that polling-place returns show a small but safe Democratic lead for Cleveland and Hendricks. Exact state totals will follow as returns finish counting. The World and Herald claim Democratic gains, while the Tribune still backs the Republicans.
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Hendricks
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Albany Returns Show Democratic State Majority
Albany reports indicate a democratic majority in New York ranging around 2766 to 3266 across the state. Officials caution that final results may shift within a narrow margin, with Cleveland’s tally closely watched as returns come in from Albany.
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Albany
N. Y
Indiana Vote Poised as Hendricks Predicts 5000 to 8000 Lead
Indianapolis dispatch reports Gov. Hendricks optimistic on Indiana electors, citing personal estimates of a decisive Democratic majority from last night and suggesting New York may have gone against Cleveland. The piece notes tension at Democratic rooms, claims of reformist support, and surrounding county politics with results in New York City and Buffalo.
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Goyv. Hendricks
Democratic National Committee
Pulitzer
New York
Cleveland
Young Men’s Independent Committee of
Hendricks
Associated Press
Indiana
New York State
Butler
Blaine
Henderson
Browne
Fragmented electoral district notes across states
A garbled advices list shows districts and states including Connecticut, Wisconsin, Kansas, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Michigan, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Vermont, and others. It references district counts, monetary values, and coded labels, appearing as a chaotic historical ballot or apportionment sketch with disrupted OCR.
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Officeholders Convinced They Must Go in Cleveland Victory
Washington dispatch reports strong Democratic support for Cleveland with Republicans privately conceding defeat. West Virginia leans for Cleveland by 4000 to 5000, Maryland about 10,000, Virginia doubtful, and four of six congressmen projected to be Democrats. McComas possibly re-elected in the sixth district. Cole wins in the third by 5360. Findley leads in the fourth by 1385.
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Cleveland
Money Kings
Ringsters
Adventurers
Blaine
Baltimore Sun
Dem
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
McComas
Cole
Findley
Cleveland’s Election Victory Praised Across Tammany Lines
John Kelly declares no doubt about Cleveland’s win and says Tam many rejoiced with the democracy while Hewitt notes strong independent Republican support. Onondaga County’s supposed 4580 majority raises fraud suspicions as half the precincts report. Cleveland’s friends stay confident, with telegrams flooding to the president elect.
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John Kelly
Cleveland
Tammany
Kelly
Onondaga County
Blaine
Boston Post
Syracuse
N. Y
The
Herald
Albany
Indiana
New Jersey
Connecticut
Cleveland Struck With Seven-Election Vote Claim Michigan
Detroit reports show fusion electors gaining in Michigan and a close race for governor. Fusion tickets win in limited congress districts while Republicans secure several seats. Michigan appears set to yield seven electors for Cleveland, five for Butler, and one for Blaine, with greenback classifications affecting the slate.
Republicans Claim State Con Elects in Wisconsin
Milwaukee November 5 returns from over half the towns show Republicans winning the state and national tickets by no less than 10,000. Republicans elected six of nine congressmen, with sixth district in doubt. Democrats carried second and fifth districts. sixth district race Cheather versus Smith likely to require official tally.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Caswell
Lafallete
van Schack
Thomas
Price
Stephenson
Brags
Rankin
Cheather
Smith
Wisconsin
Gunther
Blaine
Blaine Leads in 167 Vermont Towns as Garfield Past Record
White River Junction Vermont November 5 One hundred sixty seven towns report Blaine with 33000 to Cleveland 14808 Butler 617 St John 1325 Blaine's plurality 18196 with 73 towns outstanding In 1880 the same towns gave Garfield 37625 Hancock 15588 Weaver 1117 Garfield plurality 22037 Remaining 73 towns to be heard from may alter totals
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Cleveland
Blaine
White River Junction
Butler
St. John
Garfield
Hancock
Weaver
Proportional Vote Estimated Blaine Plurality
The proportional vote this election will give Blaine plurality on an aggregate vote of the state of about 23 500.
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Weaver
Blaine
Pennsylvania election yields GOP gains in congress and state
Philadelphia reports the fifteenth, twentieth, and twenty seventh districts electing Bunnell Curtin and Scott as Republicans or Democrats, expanding the GOP to 20 seats against eight, with a Republican Senate prospect and Blaine leading Garfield by about 24,305 statewide votes. The House delegation stands 16 Republicans to 12 Democrats after gains.
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Philadelphia
Bunnell
Curtin
Scott
United States
J. Donald Cameron
Blaine
Garfield
Cleveland
Hancock
Pennsylvania
Bingham
O’ Neill
Randall
Kelley
Harmer
Everhart
Evans
Ermentrout
Hiesland
Lowden
Storm
Scranton
Brumm
Brown
Campbell
Atkinson
Duncan
Boyle
Negley
Bayne
Jackson
White
Flaeger
Osborne
Greenbacker
New Jersey Democrats Lead By County Majorities
The Trenton Times estimates Cleveland’s statewide majority at 2283 with county tallies showing Democratic gains in Bergen Hudson Hunterdon Middlesex Monmouth Somerset Sussex Warren and Republicans carrying Atlantic Burlington Camden Cape May Cumberland Essex Gloucester Union Morris Ocean Passaic Salem. Statewide Senate and Assembly splits favor Republicans 11 to 10 and 35 to 21 with 3 independents and 1 doubtful seat.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Hudson County
Trenton Times
Cleveland
Atlantic
Burlington
Camden
Cape May
Cumberland
Essex
Gloucester
Union
Morris
Ocean
Passaic
Salem
Bergen
Hudson
Hunterdon
Middlesex
Monmouth
Somerset
Sussex
Warren
Newark
N.J
Buchanan
Phelps
Lehrback
Green
Pidcock
McAdoo
William Walter Phelps
Paterson
Passaic County
Blaine
Congress
Gloucester County
Ferrell
No Choice for Governor Blaine and Garfield Tie in Plurality
Returns from 142 towns show Blaine’s plurality matches 1880 Garfield levels, with Blaine 28 456 Cleveland 25 644 St John 1005 Butler 189. Garfield 28 861 Hancock 26 523. Currier to be chosen by Republican legislature. congressional results show Blaine strong leads. Belknap County remains Democratic in county offices, W A Haynes re-elected to Congress. Sanbornton town meeting adjourned late.
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Concord
Blaine
Garfield
Cleveland
St. John
Butler
Hancock
Currier
Congress
Hill
Mason
Hale
Edgerly
Scattering
Belknap County
Laconia
N. H
Register of Deeds
W. A. Haynes
McKinney
Sanbornton
The Fifth District Contest and New Orleans Vote
In New Orleans on November 5 Gratner and Morey concede King will win Congress in the fifth district by about eight thousand votes. Kellogg’s allies admit defeat in the third district by roughly three hundred. A missing U S supervisor Felix Manley is reported after leaving with returns for New Iberia, feared harmed. New Orleans returns show Cleveland 12 258 and Blaine 6 893 with Democrats likely winning most state Congress seats except second district.
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Detroit
Michigan
Begole
Fusion
Alger
Horr
East Saginaw
Mich
R.G. Horr
Tarsney
Cleveland
Butler
Blaine
Dretroit
New Orleans
Gratner
Ind
Morey
King’s
Kellogg
Gay
Badger
Republican Committee
Felix Manley
United States
Fausse Point
Loreanville
New Iberia
Democrats Claim State Victory by Five Thousand Votes
In Indianapolis, Putnam County reports a Democratic majority of 358 with Republican gains in several counties. Cass 484 Democratic, Laporte 900 Democratic, Martin 285 Democratic, Grant 750 Republican, Whiteley 360 Democratic. Overall indications point to a very close state race with both committees projecting different outcomes.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Putnam County
Cass County
Laporte County
Martin County
Grant County
Whiteley County
Democratic Committee
Republican Committee
Democratic Victory in Florida's Second District
Unofficial returns from most counties show Dougherty Democrat defeating Bisbee Republican by about 700 votes in the second district. Statewide, Democrats lead by roughly 4000. West of the Apalachicola river Democratic gains total about 1250, boosting Perry's prospects. Davidson runs ahead of the ticket in several counties.
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Jacksonville
Flia
Navy
Dougherty
Bisbee
Rep
Fla
Apalachicola River
Pope
Perry
Davidson
Tennessee Republicans win three seats in Congress
Nashville report notes Pettibone of the first district Houck of the second and Taylor of the tenth elected as Republicans. The rest of the delegation remains Democratic. The Democratic majority in the legislature shrinks and Bate is likely elected governor by a reduced margin.
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Nashville
Tenn
Pettibone
Houck
Taylor
Bate
Dem
Weary Democratic Gains in Nebraska Race
Lincoln Nebraska November 5 The first district remains doubtful though Democrats claim Brown’s election. Fifty two precincts reported Blaine leading by 2647 votes.
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Lincoln
Nep
Brown
Blaine
Governor Martin Leads As Early Returns Trickle In
The latest estimates show further totals rising to 4397, about one third of the state vote and a roughly 17,000 edge for Governor Martin the Democrat. Dawes trails, with a majority under 10,000. Returns arrive slowly and amid confusion.
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Martin
Dem
Dawes
Virginias Democrats Lead with Large Majority
Virginia returns from 59 counties and cities show Cleveland leading by about 9,000 to 11,800 votes in the presidential race. Democratic estimates place the state electoral majority between 8,000 and 10,000, with eight of ten congressmen elected.
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Washington
John S. Barbour
Democratic State Central Committee of
Virginia
Alexandria
Cleveland
RicuMont
Republicans Claim State Majority in Early Returns
Atchison county reports Martin for governor with a 148 vote lead over Glick after all but one precincts counted. The Champion predicts Blaine winning the state by over 50,000. Early estimates suggest a strong Republican sweep with a Republican United States senator and near-unanimous GOP legislature, while St John support remains minor.
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Atchison, Kan
Atchison County
Martin
Glick
Col. Martin
Blaine
St. John
United States
Torrica
Kan
Nev
Republican State Central Committee
Marten
Cleveland Plurality Surges as Republican Lean Affects CT
Hart Troop Hartford reports Cleveland gains a statewide plurality near 1200 while Gov. Waller misses a majority. Connecticut faces legislative election of state officers Henry B. Harrison and Senator O H Platt due to a Republican-leaning legislature. Cleveland wins 1214 plurality in state tally. nationwide results show Blaine 65,738 Cleveland 66,952 St John 2,205 Butler 4,637. Washington town awaits.
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Cleveland
Hart Troop
Conn
Connecticut
Waller
Henry B. Harrison
O. H. Platt
United States Senate
Hartford
Navy
Washington
Blaine
St. John
Butler
Returns in Colorado Predict Republican Victory in State
Denver colorad o reports from interior areas show scattered incomplete results. Large cities pending but early counts favor the Republican national ticket with about 3000 in margin. Eaton likely elected governor by a small margin and Symes probably wins congress. Republicans likely sweep county tickets and the legislature remains largely Republican.
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Blaine
Denver
Col
Eaton
Symes
Congress
Overwhelming Democratic Victory in North Carolina
Wilmington dispatch reports a sweeping Democratic win across the state. Democrats carry districts one, three, four, six, seven, eight, and nine while Republicans win district two. A two-thirds Democratic majority in the legislature is considered almost certain.
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Wilmington
N. C
Democratic Congressman ChicaGo Wins In Tenth District
Nov 5 reports show N. E. Worthington democrat elected to Congress from the tenth district replacing Storr. Later returns indicate a democratic majority in the legislature on joint ballot, almost certain, assuring a democratic successor to Gen. Logan.
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ChicaGo
N. E. Worthington
Storr
Boston Post
Logan
Democratic Sweep in Mississippi Defeats Chalmers
In Jackson on November 5, every congressional district is solidly Democratic with Chalmers decisively defeated. Cleveland holds a majority of at least 20,000 votes, signaling a strong party win across the state.
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Jackson
Miss
Chalmers
Cleveland
Democratic Congressman Hall Wins by 46 Vote Majority
Des Moines Iowa November 5 Returns from the first congressional district indicate the election of Hall a Democrat by a 46 vote majority.
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Dres Moines
Hall
Abandoned Women Imported as Emigrants at Quebec Port
A Boston Post despatch reports exposure risks at Quebec immigration, with Ontario and Quebec agents at Levis and a matron overseeing unprotected female immigrants. Allegations include intoxication by Miss Richardson, Catholic officials accusing her, and anti immigrant trafficking by unscrupulous groups. A parliamentary inquiry is sought in the next House of Commons session.
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Point Levis
Ontario
Levis
London
Canada
United States
Louis
France
Paris
Louisiana
Miss Richardson
Edith O’gorman
Balloon feat seeker to dive falls in Montmorency wager
W J Webster of Boston, a rival of Capt Webb, arrives at Quebec to attempt a perilous Montmorency falls descent in a compressed air balloon for a 2000 dollar wager. Authorities likely to interfere as the event is announced for Thursday afternoon. Also note Angostura Bitters import claim by Dr I G B Siegert & Sons with urging to buy genuine article.
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W.J. Webster
Boston
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Baystate Result and Boston’s Election Aftermath
The Baystate result shows Blaine with a 24 000 plurality and Robinson at 154 281. In Boston, reporters, crowds, and hotel corridors filled with activity as returns from doubtful states arrived. Republicans faced uncertainty, while Democrats remained confident as streets and newspaper offices buzzed with the latest despatches and speculation.
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Robinson
Boston
Washington Street
Water Street
State Street
Associated Press
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Senators Elected Across Massachusetts Counties
A long list details district by district selections for state senators across Middlesex, Worcester, Essex, Suffolk, Norfolk, Plymouth, Bristol, Barnstable, Dukes, Nantucket, Hampshire, Hampden, Berkshire, and Franklin counties. Republicans heavily predominate with several Democrats and independents noted. per county tallies, numerous districts await final tallies or not heard from.
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Samuel R. Moseley
Hyde Park
J. Walter Bradlee
Milton
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Holbrook
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William W. Hurley
Stoughton
William H. Wade
Wrentham
William F. Ray
Franklin
Enos H. Tucker
Asa P. Tobey
Falmouth
Zenas E. Crowell
Barnstable
Joshua Crowell
Dennis
Tully Crosby, Jr
Brewster
Benjamin D. Atkins
Essex County
Gristol
Barnstable County
Dukes County
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Rotah Scacs Caans oocelGh
Blaine Trails as New Legislature Vote Returns Near Complete
Massachusetts returns show Blaine trailing by over 23,000 votes as final tallies come in for national and state races. Early tallies indicate Republican strength but lagging behind in key districts, with results still incomplete across counties and cities.
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Ture
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Political figures listed in Middlesex County races
A fragmented OCR passage names numerous political figures and party affiliations across Middlesex County including R and D candidates such as Jesse M. Gove Peter Morrison James E. Fitzgerald Dan F. Kelly Patrick F. Barry George A Sanderson Oliver Prime John Murphy Philip J. Doherty Dennis J. Leahy Edward G. Flynn Dominick J. Harkins Dan McLaughlip Patrick D. Dwyer Matthew Dolan Julius C. Chapelle Augustin H. Read Prentiss Cummings Jacob A. Dresser Bee Wilbur William Wharton John K. Farrell Ed. F. Fossett John J. Maguire Robert C. Murray John A. Collins Richard F. Tobin Michael J. Creed William Corbett James Donovan Jeremiah Desmond J. Q. A. Brackett Charles C. Coffin William A. Rust A. W. Beard Madden Patrick F. Deveney J. Ettrick John E. Ward Boardman Samuel G. C. Davis Thomas F. Hunt William C. Peters William H. Spooner John Pierce W. C. Leach Charles L. Randall Simeon Butterfield Thomas Strahan Albert S. Burnham and others—all tied to Middlesex County races and Cambridge factions.
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Massachusetts Temperance Group Blames Prohibitory Vote Size
At a Massachusetts Temperance Alliance meeting the small St John vote size was debated. Speakers blamed Republican papers, ministerial influence, and fear of the Democratic party for voters choosing Blaine over prohibitionist convictions, with others noting ministerial talk harmed turnout.
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St. John’s
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Mark Trafton
Henry Faxon
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Blaine
Mr. Alderman
Hyde Park
A. A. Miner
J. D. Hunt
Great Demonstration in Lynn Over His Re-election
A Lovering demonstration occurred in Lynn on Wednesday evening with all Lovering battalions marching, brass bands, and drum corps. The procession stopped before Hon. Henry B. Lovering’s Washington street residence where he spoke, was greeted with applause, and received three times three cheers. A 100-gun salute followed amid colored fires.
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Campaign Demonstration to Honor Mr Lovering Election
The text notes that buildings were burned illuminated and a collation closed the ceremonies and that tonight will be the greatest demonstration of the campaign in honor of Mr Lovering's election with battalions present from many if not all the cities and towns in the district.
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Twelfth Night at Globe staged by London Lyceum troupe
Shakespeare's Twelfth Night staged at the Globe by the London Lyceum company features Miss Ellen Terry as the star, with Mr. Irving in Malvolio and Mrs. Terry praised for Beatrice like performance. The show runs until Saturday with a farewell performance and a comedietta Cramond Brig followed by The Bells.
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Providence Journal Describes 1899 Leonid Meteor Shower
The Providence Journal notes Earth will cross Tempel’s comet debris around November 13, with a dense meteor zone near Leo. The comet’s orbit around 33 years, last major display in 1866-67, next in 1899, urging observers on November 11 to 14 to watch for meteors and fiery trains in the sky.
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Fire alarms report fires in South Boston and Salem street
In South Boston, box 134 reported a dwelling fire at 111 West Fifth Street owned by Johanna Flemming. Caroline Brown, who was lighting a kerosene lamp in the hall, sustained severe burns while trying to extinguish the blaze though no structural damage occurred. A separate incident from box 17 at 12:52 this morning noted an incendiary fire at the unoccupied two story building at rear of 66 Salem Street owned by the Bancroft heirs, damaged to about 500 dollars.
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Caroline Brown
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