Dead Beasts or Dead Bosses D B Sets Stance
A cryptic note uses the initials D B to claim representation for claimants described as dead bosses and as standing for dead beats within a political or labor context.
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General Activity Boosts Business Campaign
A campaign to stimulate local commerce gains momentum as merchants report rising foot traffic and partnerships. Officials credit coordinated efforts by chambers of commerce and the downtown association for events, promotions, and small-business support.
Massachusetts Republicans Prepare for Major Opposition Next Year
The remarks suggest a decisive push by GOP forces in Massachusetts with a focus on a strong statewide challenge. Political strategists anticipate intensified campaigning and renewed efforts to reclaim competitive ground in the year.
Boss Cameron and Wolfe Compete for Republican Grip
The report notes Cameron maintains a solid hold on Pennsylvania Republicans while Wolfe earns a strong foothold among party peers, signaling a shifting balance within the state's GOP factions.
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Old-line Democrats in Baltimore vs Hayes era Whigs
The line of Democrats poised to bolt the Democratic ticket in Baltimore is not more numerous than the late Mr. Hayes’s old-line Whigs. The remark compares factions and suggests parity in strength between the two political camps.
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Melrose Republicans Print Democratic Ticket to Win Votes
On election day theMelrose Republicans printed the democratic ticket bearing their candidate for representative hoping to snatch votes from opponents.
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Post Reflects On 50th Birthday Amid Congratulatory Messages
The Post received many congratulatory messages yesterday on its 50th birthday from city contemporaries and individuals. A large edition of the history is available, with copies still obtainable at the counting-room. The full sheet supplement completes the historical sketch.
Republican conventions and civil service reform idea
The Springfield Republican hints that recent elections benefited Republicans due to civil service reform pledges. It questions whether this is sentiment or fact, noting Hayes’s victory amid fraud and suggesting Flanagan of Texas echoed 1880 convocation views. It argues reform won’t greatly advance the party.
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Boston Mayoral Race Outlook Urges Thoughtful Field
The editorial urges careful consideration of municipal leadership as Boston prepares for a city election in about a month. It notes Mayor Prince may or may not run, expects new contenders, and warns parties not to nominate untrustworthy figures while calling for candidates with proven ability and integrity.
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Boston fairs wrap up with strong crowds and hopeful outlook
The old Mechanics’ fair and the new Institute fair near Back Bay close at week’s end after a season of brisk patronage and profits. Rivalry boosted attendance, and organizers see potential for even greater success with future exhibitions in 1885 or 1886.
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Infractuous Millions Depart for Berlin Fortress
During the inspection the tower guards are doubled and the commissioners turn their keys in the locks at the same moment. They are escorted to the fortress gates and depart for Berlin, leaving the infractuous millions to darkness and seclusion for another twelve months.
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Wide Awake November issue offers new fiction and features
The November Wide Awake previews Rev. E. E. Hale's eleventh "Today" talk and advances serials including Sharon by Mary H. Catherwood Having His Own Way and Polly Cologne. Mrs Sarah Winter Kellogg presents Rix's First Brand. Riga in the Chimney Kam schatkan tale by George Adams. The Boy King of Egypt by Katherine Cameron is praised and Margaret J. Preston contributes The First Thanksgiving Day A. D. 1622. Numerous stories papers poems and appealing illustrations enhance the issue.
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