Edison Electric Illuminating Co. Notice to the Public
The Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit confirms Edison as sole owner of incandescent lamp inventions for Boston. Unauthorized use or sale in Boston is prohibited and may lead to damages actions. Edison Electric Illuminating Co. of Boston, President Jaco C. Rocks. November 1, 1892.
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Court of Appeals For
Second Circuit
Court of Last Resort
Thomas A. Edison
Boston
Damavesa
Edison Elec. Inl. CO
Jaco
C. Roeks
United States
Disenchanted Republican foes Harrison book venture
A Republican in the town, Charles Hedges, loses faith in Benjamin Harrison after betting on public appetite for a 5675 page collection of Harrison speeches. He bought 1000 volumes at 25 cents and now has about 15000 copies at his home, valued at around 7000 dollars, hoping for sale to campaign committees. The effort, once pushed hard, has failed as public support wanes amid the campaign.
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Benjamin Carrison
Iarrison
Charles Hedges
Auditor of the Treasury
Postofice
Harrison
Congress
Ledges
Benjamin Harrison
Washington
Anarchist Meunier Claims Exoneration in London Case
Meunier in England denies connection to the April blast at M Very’s Rue Magenta restaurant. He and Francois were arrested in London on the charge, later released as police concluded they were innocent. Both disappeared amid doubts they were responsible.
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Gillas
Meunier
England
Francois
London
M. Very
Rue
Magenta
M. Meunier
Paris
Vrender
Ceedings
Eee
Very
Copelucder
Public Scandal Continues After Transfers Questioned
Continued from the first page, the report notes officials threaten transfers if duties are not fulfilled, hinting at a broader public scandal and pressure on staff. The terse paragraphs imply investigations and possible administrative turmoil amid criticism of conduct and responsibility.
Police corruption linked to gambling and liquor interests
A sensational report alleges a Republican police commission and high officers aligned with policy writers and gamblers to back Haile for governor. It claims inspectors and special officers aided by threats and persuasion, shifting bets and funding to influence the election while safeguarding liquor and gambling interests.
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Republican
Boomina Post
Republican Police Commission
Haile
Tus Boomina Post
Gambiers
Polce
Russell
Osborne
Harle
Russi
Harte
Nothing Like Ut Ravernar Russell Finish in City Tour
Ravernar Russell delivered a marathon day of speeches from Province Town to Boston with twenty three addresses. He pressed his opponent on questions about administration and promised to expose bilund ers, rallying crowds at Dorchester Field's Corners Jamaica Plain and Union Hall. The governor pressed on through Line Ward 8 Lowall Street and Independence Hall before ending the day at the Revere House.
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Mr. Haile
Governor Russell
Provincetown
Cape
Lowell Street
Boston
Dorchester
New England
Commonwealth
Osborne
Russell
Field’s Corners
P. A. Collins
Field’s Corner
Collins
Massachusetts
Jamaica Plain
Nancy Tranks
Freld’s
Democrats
Ward 8
Lowall Street
Independence Hall
Hendricks Club
Jed Fitzgerald
Senate
Chelsea
Revere House
W. H. Jordan
Hamlin
Cape Cod
Brockton
New Bedford
Fall River
Thacher
South Dennis
H. G. Crowell
South Yarmout
Congressman O'Neil
General Jackson
Wareham
Tremont
Judge Alden
Governor Russell's Cape Tour Draws Enormous Cape Crowd
Governor Russell traveled by train from Provincetown to Brockton with a Puritan Band escort and a cheering crowd. He addressed cheering residents in Eastham, Barnstable, Harwich, Osterville, Sandwich, West Barnstable, Bourne, and Wellfleet, praised by supporters and greeted by local officials, veterans, and schoolchildren.
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Boston
Jackson
Osterville
West Barnstable
Russell
Lee Merriweather
Missouri
West Barnstake
Sandwich
Maggie McLaughlin
Eliza Murphy
W. L. Nye
Collins
Hamlin
William E. Russell
N. N. Chamberlain
Bourne
Hamberlain
Heman Hines
Hines
Election Day Showers Then Clearing In East Tuesday
Forecast indicates showers in New England and eastern New York with clearing by Tuesday afternoon or night. Washington reports the system moving in from the west, bringing unsettled conditions for the election day.
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Washington
New England
New York
Chelsea Democrats Rally Ends After Midnight Gathering
The final Chelsea Democrats rally drew a large crowd with courage and confidence. Colonel John H. Cunningham presided and introduced Harvey N. Collison who received loud applause. Speakers included Judge Bosson J M Lesser J J Donovan ex Mayor Lowell Josiah Quincy Captain Henry Saylor and Hon F L Roberts of Kentucky. The audience finally dispersed around midnight.
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Chelsea Democrats
John H. Cunningham
Harvey N. Collison
Judge Bosson
J. M. Lesser
J. J. Donovan
Lowell
Josiah Quincy
J. Flenry Saylor
F. L. Roberts
Kentucky
When a Woman Proposes Pearline Washes Better
Advertorial warns against scrubbing and advises using Pearline to loosen dirt. It claims scrubbing harms health and clothes and that Pearline eases washing with a small rise. The message labels competitors and asserts Pearline is never peddled.
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Pearline
James Pyle
New York
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Eastham
Matthews
Cleveland
the Post
Higgins
Thens
S. B. Phinney
Barnstable
Middleboro
Carroll
Truro
Catain Kely
William Hassenberg
Gideon Bowey
Seymour Holden
Benjamin Kelly
Orleans
East Brewster
Harwich
Ambrose N. Doane
John H. Drum
Charles E. Lathrop
Erastus Chase
Freeman Rk
Wixon
Dennis
A. W. Howard
Chatham
Stanley Robbins
Nathan Smalley
Ambrose Jones
Democratic Committee
Colins
Charles S. Hamlin
High Head
George T. McLaughain
Wellfleet
Hattie A. Holbrook
Hattie
Eistham
Mr. Thacher
Yarmouth
Henry C. Thacher
Senator Simpkins, Bree
Republican Club
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Provincetown Town Hall
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East Brew
Warriam
Clarence Mallett
Newsdealer
Broadway
South
Boston Post
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Clarence Hallett
M. E. Ransom
George Burwell
Boylston St
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