The Third Party and a Right Vote Debate
Reverend Bartol denounces a Prohibition third party in Massachusetts and New York. He argues for tempered use rather than total ban, urging strict law against abuse but warning against imposing virtue by state power. He cites historical parallels and cautions against partisan manipulation of public morality.
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New Hampshire Legislature Adjours With Veto Looming
The New Hampshire Legislature adjourned to the last Wednesday in May 1889 after a long, exciting session. Governor Sawyer earned a spot in history as the great veto governor by disapproving the railroads measure opposed to the Hazen bill. No quorum halted action on the veto, and amid friction, a gold watch and chain were presented to the Speaker and the sergeant-at-arms. The state sighs with relief as the chamber settles into silence and Thanksgiving plans begin.
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Indian Fight at Crow Agency Ends in Gallant Skirmish
At Crow Agency Montana on November 6 a clash followed a tense parley. General Ruger demanded the surrender of bad youths and Sword Bearer while Pretty Eagle urged returning to camp. Cavalry fought the Indians, killing Sword Bearer and one Indian. five Indians dead and two soldiers wounded. About 200 Indians retreated to the hills. others pursued.
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Axminster Patterns From Glasgow Furnish Joel Goldthwait Line
Joel Goldthwait and Co receive select Axminster carpets from James Temple ton and Co of Glasgow Scotland. The items feature choice colorways and styles crafted for their stock.
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Inside rumors hint at New York & New England rail move
A Boston observer reports strong inside talk of a forthcoming action to capture the New York & New England line. The Old Colony network expansion and a coast-wide rail plan are cited as key moves with broad regional impact.
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Theatre listings and showtimes in Boston area
The notice lists several venues and films or plays with evening showtimes including Park Theatre A Hole in the Ground and Sophia at Boston Museum at 7 46, Theatres run A Run of Luck and Colleen Bawn at Hollis Street Theatre and Globe Theatre featuring Joseph Jefferson with an eight o clock schedule at the Howard Athenaum.
Fruit-Snow & Co. Timing Today and Tuesday Schedule
Today Fruit-Snow and Company holds a 10 30 a m session followed by Fruit Horatio Harris at 12 m. The brief schedule lists two time slots for Tuesday.
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Aldrich and Joy wed in Groton Mass marriage notice
Edward I. Aldrich of Boston and Mary P. Joy of Groton married Oct 27 at Groton church by Rev J Barstow. Gannett and Lewis wedding Nov 3 at bride's home. Hunt Alden wedding Nov 3 in Milton. Lutts and Scott wed Nov 3 in Malden. White and Sanger wed Nov 2 in Brighton at Congregational Church.
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Obituaries notice bank of regional deaths across city
Obituaries show numerous death notices from Nov 3 to Nov 6 across city addresses and multiple families. Names include Ella P George Celinda Gould Annie Harlow Jackson Lewis Elijah Sampson William Saxton Mary Caroline Tyler C H Underhill Adoniram Warren Charles F Williams Louise Kinsman and others aged 18 to 86 with locales including San Jose Concord Medford Somerville South Boston and the city.
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Proposals for Coal to Boston Public Buildings 1887
Sealed proposals due November 11 for furnishing coal to Boston public buildings and schools for sixty days. Specifies hard white ash coal from Lehigh or best quality, with 2000 pounds per ton, screening, delivery, housing, and a 20 percent bond. City may reject all proposals.
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City of Boston Ward and precinct schoolhouses and stations list
A detailed enumeration of Boston wards and precincts listing schoolhouses, ward rooms, police stations, and other civic buildings by street and location. The compilation covers Wards 1 through 23 with multiple precincts, addresses, and notable civic sites for each area.
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