Associated Charities Holds Annual Meeting at Institute of Technology
The Associated Charities met in Huntington Hall with Hon. Robert Treat Paine presiding. Officers elected include George A. Goddard as clerk and Darwin E. Ware as treasurer. Directors for three years are R. H. H. Bancroft, Paine, Dole, Marion Jackson, J. S. Copley Greene, Mrs. Sears and T. Townsend Stokes. Professor Amos G. Warner addressed the gathering on charity work in his district, followed by remarks from Hale Woods Birtwell Dole Smith Ames. Paine reported strong finances and urged continued good work.
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Associated Charities
Huntington Hall
Institute of Technology
Robert Treat Paine
George A. Goddard
Darwin E. Ware
Zilpha D. Smith
R. H H. Bancroft
Charles F. Dole
Marion C. Jackson
J. S. Copley Greene
Francis B. Sears
T. Townsend Stokes
Robert A. Woods
Charles W. Birtwell
F. Dole
J. B. Ames
Paine
Brooke-Winghell Wedding in New Haven Church
Dr William Allen Brooke Harvard 87 marries Miss Helen M Winchell daughter of Dr A E Winchell of New Haven in Church of the Redeemer. Rev Lyman Watson Phillips officiates with ushers from Boston New York and Brookline. Reception at bride’s home, gifts abundant, couple to reside on Beacon Street Boston after a Grovesnor flat tour.
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William Allen Brooke
Harvard
Helen M. Winchell
A. E. Winchell
New Haven
Church of the Redeemer
Lyman Watson Phillips
Boston
Henry W. Keyes
North Haverhill
N. H
Charles Orebore
Welch Willard
New York
Silas Houghton
Brookline
Maresi
Grovesnor Flats
Beacon Street
Smallpox Outbreak in Jersey City Italian Quarter
Four new smallpox cases were found in Jersey City's Italian quarter today. Infected residents were moved to the Snake Hill pest house, homes disinfected, and all tenants required to vaccinate.
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Jersey City
N. J
Snake Hill
A Laughing Chorus And Quips From Various Papers
A collage of witticisms from old papers comments on theft politics motherhood and a humorous bonnet bill. It includes lines from Dallas News Ram’s Horn Philadelphia Times Atchison Globe Yonkers Statesman Detroit Journal and Tid-Bits about risk vanity and everyday life in a playful, human tone.
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Dallas News
Philadelphia Times
Atchison Globe
Jayson
Yonkers Statesman
Mars
Detroit Journal
Boston Press Guessed at Russell Victory Figures
A Boston tabulation and AP correction confirm Russell’s plurality in Massachusetts. The Blooming Post and other papers showed varying estimates on election night, with only the Globe and News confirming reelection. The Advertiser echoed the result, Herald stated the fact, while the Journal offered guesses.
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Russell Haile Hamlin
Russell
Associated Press
Tue Boomine Post
Boomine Post
Boxboro
Braintree
Boston
Globe and the News
Advertiser
Herald
Haile
Snowstorm Causes Major Damage in Reapm e Penn
A severe early season snowstorm lashed Reapme Pennsylvania causing widespread telegraph and telephone wire damage. Wires broke and poles fell. fire alarm circuits were destroyed at City Hall. Sergeant Mayer nearly blinded by the debris. Six inches of snow fell before rain turned streets to slush and mud. Mountaintop areas remained snowbound.
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Reapme
Penn
Mayer
Flag Upset Sparks Thorne Street Turmoil
In Jersey City on November 10 William Norton flew the American flag inverted after Tuesday’s elections. A crowd demanded it be taken down or face damage to Norton’s house. Norton restored it, then rehoisted the inverted flag, tearing it in strips before the crowd dispersed. Neighbor Samuel Nagle similarly inverted a flag but fixed it after neighbor pressure.
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Jersey City
N.J
Thorne Street
William Norton
Union
Samuel Nagle
Cleveland
Salem Democrats Plan Grand Demonstration Next Tuesday
Representative Democrats from all Essex County met at Democratic headquarters and arranged a Salem demonstration for next Tuesday evening. The event will feature a parade a display of fireworks and a general uncorking of enthusiasm.
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Satem
Essex County
Salem
Williams College Football Meeting Reports Strong Finances
At Williams College the football meeting heard a favorable financial report from Manager Abram Garfield, with all but $50 of season expenses raised. Trainer Winston gave a rousing speech focusing on the Dartmouth game and prospects against Amherst.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Abram Garfield
Winston
Dartmouth
Amherst
Everett's Last Town Meeting Voters Approve Land Purchase
At Everett Hall last evening D P Bailey served as moderator. The town voted to purchase another land plot near Glendale Cemetery for burial use. Funds were approved for the contingent department 2000 dollars for public schools 5800 dollars and 500 dollars to erect voting booths in several wards.
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Everett Hall
D. P. Bailey
Glendale Cemetery
Locomotives Collide in Concord Mail Train Yard
A south bound mail train on the Concord division of the Boston and Maine railroad crashed into a shifting engine in the northern yard this afternoon. Both locomotives and two mail cars were badly damaged, with train hands and passengers severely shaken but otherwise uninjured.
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Concord
N. H
Boston & Maine Railroad
Democratic leaders greet election victory at national HQ
Democratic officials led by Mr Harity and Mr Dickinson welcomed the Cleveland triumph and prepared for year-end affairs. Despatches from Bloomington thanked the party, while analyses projected a Democratic majority of about 88 seats in the next House, with fusionists and third-party allies shaping tariff debates and cabinet possibilities.
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Ernor Sheehan
Democratic National
Harity
Democratic National Committee
Dickinson
National Campaign Committee
William C. Whitney
Wallace
Washington
Sheerin
National Committee
Gorman
Democratic
Letting Him Down Easy
Ohio counties report delays and miscounts in the electoral tally. Republicans acknowledge a 1000 vote footing error reducing their lead to 700 for S. M. Taylor while Hamilton county returns imply a different margin. Democrats claim Cleveland electors by about 500, but officials expect the final state result to be settled by the official count. Ex Governor Campbell asserts a strong state lead around 1200.
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Columbus
Ohio
S. M. Taylor
Harrison
Cleveland
Hamilton
Campbell
Democratic leaders exchange congratulations in New York
Special to Post reports that on November 10 in New York Senator Gorman and Lieutenant-Governor exchanged congratulations marking a positive moment for the Democratic Party. Details note a cordial tone and party unity signals.
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New York
Gorman
Gove
Gossip Over Linet Cabinet Shakeup Near New York
Reported chatter from local politicians in New York about the possible lineup of President Jevelana next Cabinet. Observers note interest in how political shifts may affect administration plans and governance in the near term.
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New York
Jevelana
United States
Clarkson predicts changed policy as Democrats gain Senate control
In Des Moines Ciall 10 James S Clarkson in New York says the election gives Democrats full control of the federal government for the first time in 36 years. He argues the result signals a shift in industrial policy, tariffs, and labor issues, critiquing Republicans and Tammany Hall while vowing a new energy to purge betrayal by powerful interests.
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Des Moings
Register
James S. Clarkson
New York
United States Senate
Republican Party
Harrison
Tammany Hall
Anand
South
Carnegies
Fricks
Democratic Conspiracy Claims After State Election Recount
The Union in an extra edition reports that the Democratic State Central Committee has evidence suggesting Republican managers conspired to count out Democratic state office victors. A faulty return form from Secretary Walsh’s office aimed to trap moderators over rejected votes. By counting rejected ballots against Judge Morris and allies, conspirators aim to erase the Democratic margin. Republican Chairman Benton claims Morris trails by 400 votes.
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New Havveeen
Conn
Union
Democratic State Central Committee
Walsh
Judge Morris
Benton
Edmunds Returns from Europe to Witness Democratic Victory
Ex Senator George F. Edmunds of Vermont arrived in New York from Europe to vote and witnessed the sweeping Democratic win in the presidential election, expressing surprise at the outcome.
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New York
George F. Edmunds
Vermont
Europe
Carter to Harrison telegram reports GOP defeat
New York November 10 Chairman Carter of the Republican national committee telegraphed President Harrison that the returns show a pronounced defeat. He attributed the loss to a reaction against the progressive policies of the Republican party.
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New York
Carter
Republican National Committee
Harrison
Republican
tariff winds sweep Midwest gains in 1892 election talk
Secretary Jeremiah M. Rusk, returning from Wisconsin via Chicago, blamed the tariff for losses in Tuesday votes. He cited nationwide tariff dissatisfaction and the Homestead strike as fueling labor discontent, noting a shift in public sentiment and a reform wave. Indiana remained normally Democratic, while Wisconsin exceeded expectations and Milwaukee nearly voted Republican.
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ChcaGco
Jeremiah M. Rusk
Washington
Wisconsin
Chicago
Indiana
Milwaukee
Wisconsin's latest figures for governor race released
Milwaukee November 10 with fifty one of eighty six counties reported Cleveland 25904 Harrison 19186 Cleveland plurality 6768 Peck Democrat 26498 Spooner Republican 19579 Peck's plurality 6879 Remaining counties included in totals. official count expected not to alter figures by more than 1000 in either direction.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Cleveland
Harrison
Peck
Spooner
Indiana Returns Show Democratic Edge In Statewide Vote
Unofficial tallies from fifty five counties indicate a steady Democratic gain since 1888. Cleveland is poised to win by at least 5000 votes statewide, with Marion County solidly Democratic by about 1000 to 1100. The congressional delegation is expected to be Democratic despite doubt in districts one and ten.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Cleveland
Marion
Democrats win in Iowa second district in official vote
Two Democrats from Iowa report victory in the second district with potential for first district gains. all other districts already elected Republicans as the official results roll in from Des Moines.
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Drs Moines
Republicans Seize Kansas Victory In Early Returns
At noon in Torreka Kansas Republicans claim state and electoral ticket victory by 400 to 1200 with George T Anthony leading for Congressman at large. Democrats and Populists claim 8000 to 10000 margin. Republicans hold a four three House Senate joint majority. Three Republican Congressmen elected in districts one two and four. Populists win districts three five six and seven.
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Kan
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Missing Southie man returns from Somerville visit
Henry Bartlett, aged gentleman of 564 Broadway, was reported missing from his South Boston home. He reappeared yesterday afternoon after visiting friends in Somerville and did not inform his South Boston acquaintances of his whereabouts.
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Henry Bartlett
Broadway
Somerville
South
Boston
Hudson River Mansion Destroyed By Fire
The home of Mrs. Philip Hermance on the mountain opposite Poughkeepsie N Y was burned tonight. It was a conspicuous and beautiful dwelling along the Hudson. The fire consumed the mansion causing extensive damage and leaving the property a ruin.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Philip Hermance
Hudson
Ninth Alderman Candidate Emerges From Ward 22 Meeting
Ward 22 Democrats back P J Maguire as a candidate to reform City Hall. They accuse past aldermen of neglecting streets and park improvements and favor an open air gymnasium for Parker Hill. Maguire vows to push paving, sidewalks, and timely spending if nominated, possibly running independently if machine support fails.
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Citizens’ Committees
Lawrence M. Barron
Citizens’ Committee
Parker Hill
Columbus Avenue
Parker Hill Avenue
Francis Street
Bumstead Lane
P. J. Maguire
James Jenkins
Ward 19
Maguire
Mr. Maguire
Matthews
Ninth District
City Hall
Charlestown
Rail schedules include routes from Winsted to many towns and cities
Timetables list trains from Winsted to Poughkeepsie Bethlehem Newburg Danbury Bristol Plainville New Britain Norwich New London Southbridge Webster Bilackstone Woonsocket Pascoag Providence Pawtucket Valley Falls Milford Franklin Walpole and more with varied departure times around 8.30 and 9.30 am and afternoon slots, including express options and multiple patrols throughout the day.
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Poughkeepsie
Aseeon—S
Bethlehem
Newburg
Fishkill-on-Hudson
Breweters
Stawleyville
Danbury—s
Bristol
Plainville
New Britain
Rockville
Willimantic
Putnam
Norwich
New London
Tom Southbridge
Webster
Bilackstone
Woonsocket
Pascoag
Providence
Pawtucket
Valley Falls
Milford
Franklin
Walpole
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Daniel D. Lee
Wilbert Soule
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