Bank presidents in New York favor Cleveland in mayoral race
Nearly forty bank presidents in New York City have authorized the Evening Post to publish that they will vote for Mr. Cleveland. The canvass lists individuals like W. W. Sherman, Charles M. Fry, Frederick D. Tapnen, J. Edward Simmons, E. K. Wright, General Joan B. Woodward, George M. Hard, George G. Williams, R. M. Gallaway, De Witt C. Hays, and T. B. Elliott, showing mixed affiliations and views on wildcat money and state bank notes amid a partisan clash between Cleveland and Harrison.
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Norman street counterfeit gang netted in bigger police haul
Police report a larger seizure than first believed by catching the Norman street counterfeit gang. The jailed men are identified as part of a notorious group forced to flee New York about two months ago.
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Republican split in Ward 2 race for East Boston seats
Representative Sullivan and Representative Kelly wage a tight caucus fight for the East Boston ballot with Sullivan backed by many local Republicans though Ward 2 leans Democratic. Kelly seeks a third term as Donovan garners large support, while several East Boston business figures publicly back Sullivan. Evening High School classes start at Lyman School with courses in bookkeeping and languages. Chapman class plans a 1891 reunion committee meeting at 96 Falcon Street. Encampment No. 3,1.C. C. F. shifts to first and third Mondays. royal purple degree to be conferred tonight. Funeral services held for W. M. Shedd of East Boston, born in Brewer, Maine, who previously lived in Provincetown and Brockton before moving here eighteen years ago.
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Falcon Street
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Brighton Notes Show Local Happenings and Church News
In Brighton Adolph Stropel faces a protest against haste though recently seen running in the street. City official Corbett earns goodwill by aiding city interests and business needs. Allston Congregational Church marked its sixth anniversary with readings and an Easter lily bulbs presentation for future decorations. W C T U to meet at Faneuil House next Wednesday. New members welcomed to Allston church from various local streets. Beacon Park.
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Ada Leighton
Bayard Street
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Allston Square
Sadie Kilcup
Raymond Street
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Cambridge Street
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Gardner Street
Francis Garcelon
Mansfield Street
Walter Siwonds
Hichborn Street
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Merritt Seen Set For Chelsea Third Term Victory
Marcus M Merritt appears likely to win a third term in the Legislature aided by cross party support. He is listed as a regular Democratic candidate alongside B L Danforth. Support from Republicans is noted as strong with many planning to vote for him again. A special Chelsea aldermen meeting is slated for tonight. An auction sale of ex Judge Eben Hutchinsons estate is set for Monday. A Nilsson quartet and Charles Grillay entertain next, with rail builder plans for Vila street station and rallies by both parties tonight.
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Franklin Street Church Considers Pastor Resignation
Somerville reports adjourned church business meeting to discuss the pastor's resignation. Benjamin B Hartford dies suddenly in Boston. funeral at Wesley Park at noon with Forest Hills burial. Local political activity increases as Luce and Lawrence campaigns push for votes. Police raid Hotel Warren seizes beer and liquor. Mystic River marshes hay stack fire alarm. Daughters of Maine meet at Y M C A parlors. Mrs Durell hosts Prospect Hill Whist Club on Bow Street tomorrow.
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Religious Services and Local Meetings Reported
Yesterday at Fourth Street Baptist Church Rev E S Wheeler spoke on The Greatest Conflict of the Age in the morning and on Some of the Pushing Oxen in America and What to Do With Them in the evening. At Phillips Street Church Rev W H G Temple preached The Christian and His Country. Unity Chapel Washington Village welcomed Rev John Tunis as new pastor, with services led by several notable ministers. Columbia Lodge No 2 of the Order of Newoars meets first and third Tuesdays for new member initiations. charter list remains open until near year end. A Gray's Hall session covered campaign efforts for Hon W S McNary with optimism about victory at the City Point polls.
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Washington Village
John Duckson
Arlington Street
Edward A. Horton
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Dorchester
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