Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Nov 6, 1891, p. 5

Governor Vote Results in New Congress Districts Analysis

完整的Governor Lieutenant Governor and Auditor投票结果显示民主党在新国会选区赢下五个，对比共和党声称至少七个。罗斯福式州长罗素领先6868票，阿伦落后， prohibition及人民党票数均极低。参议员和州长对 lieutenant governor的分布揭示了选区格局变化，民主党在五个新选区仅在某些职位获得小幅领先。

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Ex Councillor Jewett Recounts Crapo Threats in Last Summer

Francis Jewett of Lowell says Crapo supporters threatened to knife Colonel Charles H. Allen if nominated for Governor. He notes his own shift from Crapo support to party majority will, recounting a Europe trip social talk with Boston and Fall River Republicans who urged unity behind the Republican nominee.

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Prohibition Russell Haile Colonel Allen Cold Water Party People’s Party Faneuil Hall Armstrong Congress Lodge Francis Jewett Lowell W. W. Crapo Charles H. Allen Allen Republican Club Crapo New Bedford Jewett Mr. Crapo Boston Fall River Europe

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Republicans seek new leaders for State Central Committee

After a loss to the Republicans, party factions debate fresh blood to head the Massachusetts State Central Committee. Drafts favor ex Senator Howes Norris of Cottage City as chairman and Colonel Goetting of Springfield as secretary, with Republicans urged to run campaigns on a higher, more select standard rather than the old approach.

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State Central Committee Josiah Quincey Corcoran Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Republican Party Lodge Russell Burdett New State Committee Howes Norris Cottage City Colonel Goetting Springfield

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Greenhalge Flays Long Campaign and Voter Weariness

Ex Congressmen Greenhalge of Lowell argues the state campaign was too lengthy and wearying for voters. He says Lowell did as well by Allen as any city, influencing his election odds. He notes the joint debate favored the Governor and reflects on New Bedford's surprising vote despite Crapo’s support.

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Young Men's Democratic Club Opens Presidential Campaign

The executive committee of the Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts opened the presidential campaign with a key meeting. Another session is planned for tomorrow to discuss further campaign matters as the club prepares for a major national effort.

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Amateurs from Newark Star in Riverside Boxing and Wrestling

An amateur boxing and wrestling meet at Union Hall Cambridgeport featured Newark entrants. Winners included J O'Brien in bantam, Wallis in feather, J J Doherty in the 125 pound class, with Mueller and Walsh among wrestling victors. Crowds were noisy and spectators rough, but eight competitors earned caps as prizes.

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Riverside Boat Club Union Hall Cambridgeport Newark J. O’brien J. T. Wallis J. J. Doherty W. H. Meade J. C. Kelley Frank Muller J. P. Walsh J. Sutphen Eugene Buckley F. R. Peters R. C. McDonald H. S. Cornish J. F. Facey Alex Russell J. Corkery Frank Mueller National Turn Verein N. J Louis Sullivan Boston G. L. Powers Trimount A. C Scully Powers Walsh Mueller C. A. Browne Sutphen J. P. Williams Fitzgerald Williams E. F. Sullivan Worcester Cambridge Meade Sullivan C. P. Bennett Bennett O’brien Tremont A.C Browne Kelley Kelly F. J. Coburn L. Berkeley R. B.C Berkeley Coburn J. KE. O’brien C. McConnell Boston College O’ Brien J. ‘I’. Wallis E. F. Pettee Pettee Wallis J.J. Doherty Doherty

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Bank Run At Boston Five Cent Savings Bank

Depositors mob School street demanding cash as run on the Boston Five Cent Savings Bank ties up traffic from dawn. Bank officials reveal a cool million in readiness and state commissions call the bank sound though customers doubt official statements. Drops in deposits ease after 1 pm but many nest-eggs are at stake amid widespread fear.

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Common Council Fast Action on Transfers and Sewer Plan

The Common Council met briefly and approved moving 4000 from Island street to Magnolia street. Ward 13 Councilman Norris urged immediate sewer rebuilding in Ward 13. A committee including Norris and others was appointed to confer with the Board of Aldermen on a loan bill. Mayor's communication on widening Commonwealth avenue referred to the committee.

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McClellan Island Street Magnolia Street Norris Barry Board of Aldermen Folsom Casey Goodenough Lyons Burlin D. F. Barry Stalker Hurley Hallstram Dolan Ratshesky Commonwealth Avenue

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Reelection Shifts in Fall River and North Adams Senate Districts

In Fall River the Democrat Bob Howard wins reelection by over two thousand votes over O Neill. In North Adams the incumbent Peter McDonald is defeated by Republican Colonel Hickox, altering the Senate balance.

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Reek Family Sings and Ando Juggler Dazzle Night Show

A night of variety features the Reek family delivering a lively singing and dancing sketch while Japanese performer Ando astounds with mystifying sleight of hand in a seamless juggling display.

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Reek Ando

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Boston Stenographers' Association Organized

Organization of Boston shorthand writers completed last night at Wesleyan Hall after a clash with a hall date. About 200 attendance. constitution and by laws adopted. officers named including President W A Cottin and Vice Presidents R F Sullivan and Miss Fritz. secretary W J Haines. treasurer Mr Fleming. managers Woodward McGrath Foss and Misses Davis Dwyer. A committee was formed to locate permanent quarters.

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Boston Boston Stenographers’ Association Women’s Suffrage Association No. 3 Park Street Wesleyan Hall W. A. Cottin R. F. Sullivan Miss Fritz W. J. Haines Mr. Flemming Messrs. Woodward McGrath Foss

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Weather Forecast for New England and Nearby States

Forecast for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont shows continued cool northerly winds with generally fair conditions and light coastal rain. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut expect cool northerly winds with lighter conditions and likely fair weather into Saturday.

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Paper Trade Meeting at Hotel Brunswick for Columbian Exposition

The Boston Paper Trade Association schedules a November 18 meeting and dinner at Hotel Brunswick to plan the Columbian Exposition exhibit. Chicago delegates led by President M. J. Fitch and Col J. A. Frambach will attend, with World’s Fair officials and commissioners also invited. Henry Daggett & Rowell Orchestra to provide music. Margaret Coughlan’s funeral held at Massachusetts Hospital following her death by ammonia liniment, after long illness, to ease her husband’s burden.

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Boston Paper Trade Association Brunswick Chicago Paper Trade Club M. J. Fitch J. A. Frambach F. W.breed T.E. Proctor Charles E. Adams George P. Ladd J. W. Corcoran E. Clarence Hovey Henry Daggett & Rowell Margaret Coughlan Massachusetts Hospital Park Street

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Boston Water Board Inspects Marlboro Sewer System

The Boston Water Board yesterday inspected Marlboro sewerage. About twenty two miles of sewers are planned with the section from the Soldiers' Monument to Marlboro filtration field expected to be completed by January 1 1892.

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Learning math with a clever St Nicholas ad line

A short classroom exchange shows a child solving 12 times 25 as 300 cents or 3 dollars. The teacher praises the answer and the boy adds that the Saint Nicholas magazine costs a year, ending with a promotional nudge to buy a November issue.

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Dramatic notes on Boston theatre line up this week

The Boston stage buzzes with Lady Jess at the Museum and a final run of The Schoolmistress and The Octoroon. Miss Coral Tanner's Grand Opera House engagement features Isabel Spencer in a popular tour, while Russell's City Directory at Tremont promises fresh laughs and a strong company led by Warfield and Sweatnam with top vaudeville acts.

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Jess Pinero Boucicault Cora Tanner Clinton Stuart Miss Tanner Isabel Spencer Coral Tanner Grand Opera House Boston Russell Tremont Amelia Grover Kessie Cleveland Kate Uart Maynie Kelso Lillie Eldridge Marion Weller Charles V.seamon Bart Haverly J. C. Miron Julius Witmark Joseph Jackson William S. Mullaly David Warfield Willis P. Sweatnam Dan Daly Luke Schoolcraft Carney Hospital Fair Mechanics G B. F Keith Bijou Keith Grial Stirk Zeno Dare Bros Knoll and McNeil

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Winchester Coit Field and Dorchester Smith Marriages

In Winchester on November 4 by Rev Joshua Coit and Rev Thomas P. Field D D of Amherst Mass Miss xitons Coit daughter of the late Robert Coit Esq of New London Conn. Monteith Burnaby in this city on the 4th by Rev S S Nickerson Ane Monteith and Mary A Burnaby Munro Smith at Dorchester on November 5 by Rev A L Frisbee D D William S Munro and Miss Alice Maud Smith Stone Brown in this city on the 4th inst by Rev Dr George J Lormi mer Mr Nathan Stone and Miss Mary E Brown.

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Greenhalge Flays Long Campaign and Voter Weariness

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Young Men's Democratic Club Opens Presidential Campaign

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Amateurs from Newark Star in Riverside Boxing and Wrestling

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Bank Run At Boston Five Cent Savings Bank

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Common Council Fast Action on Transfers and Sewer Plan

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Reelection Shifts in Fall River and North Adams Senate Districts

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Reek Family Sings and Ando Juggler Dazzle Night Show

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Boston Stenographers' Association Organized

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Weather Forecast for New England and Nearby States

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Paper Trade Meeting at Hotel Brunswick for Columbian Exposition

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Boston Water Board Inspects Marlboro Sewer System

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Learning math with a clever St Nicholas ad line

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Dramatic notes on Boston theatre line up this week

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Winchester Coit Field and Dorchester Smith Marriages

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