City Campaign Opens As Boston Aldermen Seek renomination
The Republican state committee signals no resignations from leaders Burdett and Ward. Boston aldermen Sullivan, Stacey, Keenan, Leary, Flood, Farmer, and Lee are poised for renomination or re election. Carruth may retire as Democrats push for party unity while Von Meyer departs to the Legislature and ex Alderman Cushing seeks the GOP nomination in Lee’s district.
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John H. Sullivan
East Boston
Stacey
Charlestown
Keenan
Leary
South
Boston
Flood
Regan
Farmer
Carruth
John H. Lee
The
Rust
Lewis
von Meyer
Gat
Lee
Cushing
Stan
Fight for the Nomination in a Presidential Year
Buoyed by hope that the Presidential year will carry them through if nominated, they may realize their mistake before it is too late. There is likely to be as much fight for the nomination as in any recent year.
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Commonwealth OF Massisacieuchusetes
Suffolk
Hm@ATit & MIKKAY
Abston
Charles T. Davie
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Nupfolk
Supreme Judicial Court
Beston
Commonwealth
Leston
Boston
John Noble
Hokien
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Gali
The
Boston Post
Beson
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Register
Bagton Pass
East
Cour
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Sauire
Uris
Elijah Grorgct
Middlesex
Cambridge
Sxia Peation
Saul Inesvay
Leston Post
Groxer M. Kroors
Esantre
Jnage
J. i Tyler
Rumors on Republican State Committee Chairmanship
The article discusses rumors about the Republican State Committee leadership as incumbents Burdett and Wardwell deny resigning. It notes their reelection but imminent term end this year, with potential resignation of membership next January. Possible candidates for chairmanship include ex-Senator Howes Norris and Colonel Goetting, with Ratshesky as secretary and Isuras of Ayer as assistant secretary.
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Republican State Committee
Burdett
Wardwell
Post
Republican Party
Howes Noris
Cottage City
Goetting
Springfild
Norris
Colonel Goetting
A. C. Ratshesky
Boston
Isuras
Ayer
Charles A. Bell
Lawrence
Judge Wells
Cambridge
Redistricting on Election Fallout Shapes GOP Bounds
Post election analysis notes that the coming districts will stand as Republican gerrymander concerns ease. It cites prior vows by Republican leaders to repeal last session’s redistricting if Allen won, and predicts Governor Russell would veto partisan, unfair bills.
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Congress
Allen
Russell
Taken to the Woods Secretary Hayes in Maine
The Republican Club on Washington street closed its headquarters yesterday and will reopen with the Legislature’s January session. Secretary Hayes has taken a health vacation in Maine for several weeks. Despite a recent party defeat members plan renewed activity for 1892, with internal factions vying for control and possible officer changes at the annual meeting.
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Republican Club
Washington Street
Hayes
Maine
Ats
Haile Nominated in Springfield Union Campaign Preview
The Springfield Union reports Lieutenant-Governor William H. Haile as the Republican gubernatorial candidate choice for next fall. Health concerns kept him from accepting this year’s nomination, while ex mayor Walter Clifford is urged to head the Republican State Committee. Rumors link ex-Congressman W. W. Crapp and Speaker William E Barrett to potential candidacy roles as the party gears up for the next year.
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Springfield
Republican State Committee
Clifford
W. W. Crapp
King City
Willam E. Barrett
Melrose
Masachusetts House of Representatives
Nine Fall River Boys Arrested for Lord's Day Kicking Football
Nine Fall River youths aged 12 to 17 were arrested in Somerset for violating the Lord's day, then locked up at Central Police Station on charges related to kicking football on Sunday.
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Fall River
Fort River
Somerset
Central
A Night with Sir Walter Scott at Tremont Temple
Sir Walter Scott lovers are promised a lecture by C H Gowan on November 11 at Tremont Temple. The talk titled A Night with Sir Walter Scott, written by Peter Ross, covers Scott's life in three phases with stereopticon views by W M Latham. Songs, portraits, paintings, and Scotch music will accompany the program. Reserved seats go on sale at 9 am tomorrow at Tremont Temple box office.
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Walter Scott
Remont Temple
C. H. Gowan
Peter Ross
Ross
Scott
W. M. Latham
New York
Jennie Patrick Walker
Boston
A. Robertson
Tremont ‘S'Emple
Mexico Tour By Raymond Whitcomb Excursion Parties
A tourist piece promotes Mexico as a prime travel region with grand scenery and temperate climate. Raymond and Whitcomb offer a three trip season starting January 12 from Luston, with muscular itinerary through southern states and major Mexican cities, a week in Mexico City, a tropical excursion, and a return through California aboard a limited Pullman train with dining car. A catalog will be mailed from 296 Washington street Boston. Paine's Furniture Company ad highlights trusted post Christmas price reductions at 48 Canal street.
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Rio Grande
Messrs
Raymond & Whitcomb
Luston
Tropics
California
Washington Street
Boston
Paine
Canal Street
Shipping arrivals list from multiple ports
At Boston Nov 8, Scrbia from Liverpool. at New York Nov 7, Umbria from Liverpool. at New York Nov 8, Augusta Victoria and Rugia from Hamburg. at New York Nov 7, La Bretagne from Havre. at London Nov 6, Oranmore from Boston. at Bremen Nov 7, Werra from New York.
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Boston
Scrbia
Liverpool
New York
Umbria
Augusta Victoria
Rugia
Hamburg
la Bretagne
Havre
London
Oranmore
Bremen
Werra
Boston Police Swaps Promote Eldridge to Superintendent
The Boston Police Board retires Superintendent Cyrus Small on pension after forty years of service and promotes Chief Inspector Benjamin P. Eldridge to superintendent. James M. Coulter becomes chief inspector and Watts rises to captain of Division 3, with multiple transfers and a dismissal of a complaint in a sweeping November 9, 1891 general order. Eldridge’s background traces from Dorchester roots to state police and Boston ranks, highlighting his role in the 1880s street railway strike and rise through Station 6.
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Benjamin P. Eldridge
James M. Coulter
Eldridge
Watts
Ander
City of
Boston
Pemberton Square
Small
Smail
Board of Police
Division
William B. Watts
Michael J. Kelley
Limothy A. Hurley
Richard F. Irish
Martin L. White
James H. Lambert
George A. Walker
Henry Dawson
Edward F. Gaskin
Atrolmah Walter A. Abbott
Michael Moriarity
Thomas M. Mullen
Superintendent of Police
Thomas Ryan
Post
Truro
Cape Cod
Dorchester
Dorchester Fire Insurance Company
Major Jones
Commonwealth
Norfolk County
Boson
Gaston
Cobb
Russell
Messrs. Bugbee
Spinney
Pierce
Adams
South Boston
Hanscom
Ann O'Brien Found Dead at Home
Ann O'Brien, 75, was found dead in her bed yesterday at 40 East Dedham Street. Authorities list the death as due to natural causes.
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Ann O’brien
Dedham Street
Miniature Almanac Moon Phase and Day Length
The item notes a high water moon and the length of the day at 4 46 PM for Monday November 8. It includes a line of numeric details referencing lunar and tidal data. The fragment preserves a period tone and provides the calendar context for the date.
Port of Boston arrivals and sailings note gale impact
Saturday arrivals include steamers State of Maine St John NY HM Whitney Ichs Cora L and others from Bridgewater Downing Cove Moncton St John NB and more. Vessels in harbor include Pavonia Dorchester Spartan Herman Winter and Kings Cross with barge Lizzie Moses in tow. Several ships anchored at quarantine or returned after gale with Scythia Gate City Indian H F Dimock Portland City of Gloucester and others sailing for Buenos Aires and Philadelphia traffic disrupted by NE winds.
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State of
Scythia
Watt Liverpool
Queenstown
Alexander Martin
Boston Light
Gate City
Googins
Savannah
Richardson & Barnard
Indian
Nickerson
Philadelphia
Moise
E B Sampson
H F Dimock
Berry
New York
H M Whitney
Portland
Snowman
City of Gloucester
Proctor Gloucester
Barkentine
Mabel I Meyers
Searsport
Meyers
Buenos Ayres
Nellie King
van Buskirk
St John
Crestline
Janes
Olio
Tower
Hillsboro
Ashton
Doane
Port Gilbert
Forbes
Yarmouth
Ndse
John G Hall
Sailed ships and routes listed in maritime dispatches
A collection of ship movements with departures from ports including Barry Demerara Greenock Havre London Liverpool Newport Singapore Table Bay Valparaiso. Vessels include Luxor Norwood Win G Davis Ness more Otto man Mabel Jordan Mabel Jordan Antonytte Antoinette and Mary Hasbrouck. Destinations feature Rio Janeiro Philadelphia New York Boston Padang Newcastle NSW and Penang.
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Barry
Navy
Luxor
Rio Janeiro
Demerara
John F Kranz
Philadelphia
Greenock
Norwood
Quebec
Havre
Win G Davis
New York
London
Nessmore
Boston
Liverpovol
Ottoman
Newport
Mabel Jordan
Hart
Singapore
Antioch
Hemingway
Penang
Table Bay
Cgh
Mary Hasbrouck
Ludwig
Padang
Valparaiso
Antoinette
Newcastle
Nsw
Boston Hydrogographic Office weekly report summary
Report of work by the Boston branch for the week ending Nov 7 lists abstracts of logs, bulletins, reports, and numerous distributions including pilot charts, notices to mariners, and weather reviews. It notes the fishing schooner Clara S Cameron ashore at Fort Warren likely total loss with interests and value. other vessel incidents include Glenda collision near Philadelphia harbor, A B Sherman damage in Boston harbor, and the Mary L Cushing voyage from Calcutta to New York.
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Boston
Hydrogaphic Office
Greenwich
Clara S Cameron
Fort Warren
Chase
Lattie M Crowell
Providence
Mr Cady
George W Snow
Amasa S Wolcott
Arthur Claflin
Esana WR Aldrich
Cady
Shipping News Briefs From New England Ports
Multiple vessels and steamers sailing or anchored across Boston Baltimore Philadelphia Portland and coastal Maine ports with departures on November 7 and 5 including ships like Jessie McGregor Ethel F Howley Lizzie E Dennison and Umbria Gothia and vessels from New York Philadelphia and Kennebec along with several cargo and passenger movements. The list records port calls, sailings, and arrivals, naming schooners steamers and captains from Apalachicola Baltimore Bath Boothbay Portland and Providence.
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St Pierre
Mart
Jessie McGregor
McFadden
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Josephine Ellicott
Cole
Philadelphia
Calvin B Orcutt
New Bedford
Geo M_ Standish
Georgetown
Bangor
Abbie K Bentley
Rice
New York
Bath
Ethel F Howley
Kelly
Wm C Tanner
Johnson
Kelefast
Helen
White
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Calabria
Alfred Bradbrook
HJ Cottrell Pailadelphia
Fernandina
Lizzie E Dennison
Small
Portland
Hyannis
J B Norris
Nobska
Howard W Middleton
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Liverpool
Rugia
Hamburg
Augusta Victoria
de Ua Bretagne
Havre
Europa
Gothia
Maranheuse
Para
Dubbeldam
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Tannic Liverpool
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Marseilles
Herdanger
West Hartelpool
Kate Crowley
Walton
Alexandria
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St George
May Snow
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Thomas W Hyde
Sherman
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