Tanpox of Lawrence Aims for Senate Seat in Third Essex
The candidate from Lawrence is described as a leading figure for the Third Essex Senate district. He is praised for intellectual strength clear thinking and skill in public affairs. Supporters say he will be a strong legislator with liberal promises and party loyalty guiding his actions.
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Lawrence
Senate
Essex
Tamsox
Senator Gen James Warryey of Brookline Elected
The voters in First Norfolk District praise Gen James Warryey of Brookline for superior abilities and character. He is described as exceptionally well informed on public issues, sympathetic to education, and experienced in public affairs, envisioned as a strong, influential legislator in the next Senate session.
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James &. Wurrier
Brookline
Senate
Gen. Warryey
Gen. Whitney
C. H. Lincoln
Daniel D. Broadhead
Wm. D Coolidge
John C. Abbott
Helis
Gen. Wallacy
Alte
Glass seal locks face criticism from railroads
Complaints from Grand Trunk and other railways say Treasury seal locks admit water and fail in cold weather. Treasury reviews find issues, promising manufacturers will improve designs.
Fire at J Welcome & Co Carriage Shop Causes Heavy Loss
A fire at 2:30 a.m. destroyed the J Welcome & Co carriage shop in Coxcor n New Hampshire with an estimated total loss near 9900. The Welcome building carried 1000 dollars insurance. other locals including Wheeler Mann A J Gill and P W Mayere sustained uninsured losses. Fire was aided by a fierce wind and praised the fire department for its response.
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N. H
J. Welcome & Co
Welcome & Co
Wheeler & Mann
Poe
A. J. Gill
P. W. Mayere
Stephens & Dunklee
Lealf
Government plea for 32th November Thanksgiving
Gov Woods issues a Thanksgiving plea as the Second U S District Court weighs important property in a liquor license case. The article notes the case involves valuable assets and adds uncertainty over saloon permits amid local politics and court actions.
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Quiet Election Day Amid Arctic Losses Reported in Boston
Speata reports a calm election day as residents focus on Arctic Ocean losses. Insurance offices show resilience with Union and Commercial firms discussing three hundred thousand dollars in stock notes while whaling interests forecast a difficult yet recoverable year.
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Arctic Ocean
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Ocean
Scenes at the Polls in Boston Vote
The article notes orderly polling in Boston with Democratic leading in candidate merit and strong ticket artistry. It describes Republican, Labor Reform, and Prohibitory tickets, their imagery, and votes. Polls ran from 8 AM to 4 PM, with detailed local results and post election demonstrations in and around Boston.
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Adams and Liberty
Labor Reform
Labor
Annexation opposition met with victory in Ward Arc
The article describes a jubilant gathering at Washington Halls as annexation opponents celebrate a local election result. Col Sibley and Charles E. Sweeney head a meeting with speeches praising the defeat of annexationists and a serenade to elected candidates.
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Washington Halls
Menopolis
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Ehoven
George Childs
Col. Sibley
Charles E. Sweeney
J. H. Cotton
Friends of Annexation
Main Street
O’connor
Guardians of the Night
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Washburn
Adams
Bue
Pitnan
Chamberlin
Francis Thompson
D & Annex
B. Long
Anti-Annex
Moses A. Dow
Essex County District 1 lists numerous names and districts
A historical district roster for Essex and Bristol counties lists numerous representatives and wards across Amesbury Salisbury West Newbury Rowley Ipswich Gloucester Salem Lynn Marblehead etc. It names candidates like J H Durgin Horace Bacon Patrick Murphy and others across districts with party designations, wards, and towns in a fragmented OCR listing.
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Knot
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Bailey
Marblehead
Nabant
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Iodleton
Topafield
Het’ Anase Bookies
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Rep
Local Ballot List Shows Multiple Districts and Names
A dense roll of district by district representatives and contenders across Worcester Plymouth Hampden and Norfolk counties. Names include A G Sinclair George Hoyt John Kimball Lucien Cook Isaac Ross Louis Barnard John Gates and others with roles as reps and dems across towns like Winchendon Fitchburg Leominster Gardner Sterling Holden Auburn Sturbridge and Springfield.
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Winchendon
A. G. Sinclair
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Royalston
George H. Hoyt
Gardner
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William Stone
Petersham
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Barre
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Lencaster
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Boylston
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Parker Wins Governor Seat Amid Mixed Jersey Returns
In New Jersey returns, Parker a Democrat appears to secure the governorship with varying margins across counties. Newark reports a Parker majority of 828, Sussex 1500, Hudson 2800, while Morris 1200 and Hunterdon 1650 favor Parker. Passaic 50 for Walsh and Cumberland 1100 for Walsh show Republican gains elsewhere. Legislature expected Republican.
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Parker
Newark
N. J
Newark City
East Jersey
South Jersey
Sussex County
Trenton
Mroxigar
Essex County
Morris County
Passaic County
Walsh
Hunterdon County
Passaic
Hudson
Cumberland
New York Election Totals Trending Against Tammany in 1869
Early results show Tammany losses in key wards and districts. Republicans gain in Senate races with Palmer and Twomly winning. Citywide Democratic strength estimated around 20,000, while overall state returns indicate a Republican tilt with majorities in multiple counties and wards.
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O’ Brien
Genet
Tammany
Horatio Seymour
Samuel J. Tuden
Assemly
Alsa Twombly
Getler
Tammany Board of Aldermen
Barrett
Ledwith
Spencer
Jones
New York
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Senate
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Townsend Cook
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Wm. G. Fargo
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Hives
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New York City
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New York Navy
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Wis. Returns Show Washburn Ahead In Governor Race
Partial returns from multiple towns indicate Washburn leading for governor with Republican majorities in the legislature. Early figures show Democratic gains in several counties while Wisconsin counties report Washburn ahead by large margins.
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Wis
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Washourn
Milwaucker
Niv
Washburn
Doolittle
Mitwacker
Bognine
Minltwatkie
Wisconsin
Whyte Leads in Baltimore and Annapolis Votes for Governor
Multiple city and county reports show Democrat Whyte leading for Governor with mixed results. In Baltimore Whyte leads with partial precincts. Annapolis and Frederick show Democratic gains and close races. Republicans claim Senate gains and possible House seats amid uneven returns.
Conservatives Win Big In Virginia State Elections
From Alexandria to Rieuvona and across the state, early returns show Conservatives gaining large margins in both the Senate and House of Delegates. Analysts expect the total Conservative majority to reach around 20 000, with orderly voting and improvements over the last congressional vote where the state margin was about 8000.
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Virginia Senate
House of Delegates
Rieuvona
General Assembly
Medill Leads Chicago Mayor Race With Large Majority
Returns from precincts show Medill for Mayor with a 2678 to 0 margin in Cuicaco and Van Hollen for Collector ahead by 695. Projections favor Medill with about a 12 000 majority as further results come in. In Chicago the mayoral race continues with similar margins and fireproof aldermen elected in most wards.
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van Hollen
Beveridge
Carcago
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Minnesota Returns Slow in Governor Race
In Minnesota on November 7, ballots are tallied slowly. Austin the Republican leads statewide with a 1000 vote majority in 57 towns while southern districts have not yet reported and St Paul returns are not counted.
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Arkansas Election Returns Hint Crooks Ticket Victory
Little Rock November 7 The election passed quietly though official returns are incomplete. It is believed the Crooks ticket opposing Senator Clayton has won by about 500 to 600 votes. About 300 people were denied voting rights due to registration lists.
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Crooks
Clayton
Leto
Election passes quietly in Natenez Mississippi
Natenez Mississippi November 7 The election passed off quietly with an estimated Republican vote of 2509 and no opposition reported.
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Natenez
Miss
Insurance Compan ies Offer Compromises on Policies
About fifty suspended insurers evaluate settlement options for policy holders with compromised terms ranging from 25 to 60 cents on the dollar. The Merchants of New York propose 30 cents, Connecticut 30 down plus 5 in 90 days, North American 25, Manhattan 35 to 40, Astor 50 with a sight draft that was refused, and Security at 60 cents as their threshold.
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Legislature Denounces Governor Davis Martial Law
In Austin on November 6 the House approved by 44 to 33 a resolution disapproving Gov. Davis's martial law in Freestone and Limestone counties. It declares the action unnecessary and illegal, urges restoration of civil authority, withdrawal and disbanding of troops, and requests the expense report to inform further action.
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Georaie Senate Passes Bill Repealing Usury Law
The Georaie Senate approved a bill repealing usury restrictions. The article notes the date of passage as November 30, and references Thanksgiving in Missouri.
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Missouri
International Dispatches Note Shifts in French Envoy and Algeria
Baron Gauldree Boileau, formerly French Plenipotentiary at Lima, Peru, is reassigned to Washington. Algerian news reports improved stability while Seine department votes favored compulsory and free education but rejected secularizing the common schools. Wages agitation grows in Rouen with multiple trade strikes. Heart Rocks fort transfer to Fort Beyart.
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Paris
Baron Gauldree Boileau
Lima
Peru
Washington
Department of the Seine
Rouen
Heart Rocks Fort
Fort Beyart
Resignation of Premier Beust and a Changing Cabinet
Vienna reports Count Beust resigns due to health with the Emperor accepting the move. Count Andrasay appointed to cabinet while von Lonyay named likely successor as premier. Emperor may send Beust to Leacon as ambassador. Maximilian statue unveiled with formal ceremonies and public reverence. Foreign Affairs portfolio expected to pass to Count Andrasgy.
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Submarine Cable Project Links Lisbon to Montevideo
London reports a new submarine cable planned from Lisbon through Madeira the Canaries and Cape Verde to Rio Janeiro and Montevideo. Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Co of London is said to be manufacturing cables and backing the project. Existing South American lines connect Montevideo to the Pacific coast, boosting transatlantic communication.
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Madeira
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Cape de Verd
Rio Janeiro
Montevideo
Brazil
London
Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company
South America
Pacific Coast
Valparaiso
Old World
Universal Charity
Resignation of the Ministry After Policy Defeat
Atagens reports the Premier and Ministers have tendered their resignations after appealing to the Chambers over approval of their policy and suffering defeat.
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Political Troubles Delay Sagusta Zorlis Reconciliation
From Maprio dated November 7, the planned reconciliation between Sagusta and Zorlis factions within the Chambers has failed to materialize. The hoped for union is now considered unlikely and despaired.
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Sagusta
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Global Market Bulletin from London Paris and Liverpool
Telegraphed financial notes show Nov 7 reporting Consols steady near 92 to 93, U S bonds mixed, Paris rents and Frankfurt U S bonds. Liverpool cotton sales around 10 000 bales, wheat receipts 15 4 quarters with 7500 American. California wheat price around 12s lid. various grain and commodity prices across London Paris Frankfurt and Liverpool.
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Orleans
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Cannibalism Charge Shocks Jacmel Community
A Black woman of high character was arrested in Jacmel on a shocking charge of cannibalism alleging she killed and ate twenty six children. The extraordinary accusation has stunned locals and prompted police investigation.
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Dren. Kisestos
Jamiie
Designation and retirement of Peter B Sweeny from political life
New York reports Peter B Sweeny resigned as Commissioner of Public Parks effective the day after the election to remain with his political organization until then. He stated his duty is to support the Democratic party and its candidates, after which he will retire from political affairs. The item also notes O Donovan Rosa’s poll visit and subsequent arrest, a billiards match results, a defunct suit against Ashbury, a sudden death at the Post Office, and a woman voter Margaret Miller casting a Greenwich Street ballot.
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First Penobscot Poultry Society Exhibition Opens in Bancor
The Penobscot Poultry Society debuts at Bancor City Hall with about 150 coops of Trip and pairs including fowl and rabbits. Birds from Bancor surrounding towns and from Hallowell and Portland highlight the event. Organizers boast this first Maine show rivals New England Society exhibitions.
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