McPherson Named Likely as Secretary of the Treasury
Philadelphia reports Senator John R. McPherson of New Jersey is expected to be the Secretary of the Treasury in Cleveland's cabinet. The connection with Cleveland dates to the Chicago convention and his role in aligning New Jersey Democrats with the President elect.
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Philadelphia
Harrity
John R. McPherson
New Jersey
Treasury
Cleveland
Chicago
Abbott
McPherson
San Francisco Precincts Uncounted in 1860 Race
San Francisco reports 1821 California precincts counted with Harrison at 104,763 and Cleveland at 101,683, Weaver 70,533. Harrison holds a 3130 lead based on older outsider precincts. statewide win likely by small margin unless San Francisco adds over 7000 to Cleveland. Thirty-six SF precincts remain uncounted. official canvass starts Monday.
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San Francisco
California
San _Francisco
Harrison
Cleveland
Weaver
Register of Election
Wisconsin Gives Cleveland and Peck Narrow Wisconsin Victory
Corrected returns from most counties show Cleveland and Peck carried Wisconsin by about 8000 votes, surpassing Republican claims. The official count is not expected to alter these results significantly.
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Milwaukee
Wis
the Journal Today
Cleveland
Peck
Wisconsin
Republican claims Morris wins Connecticut governor by majority
A Republican press dispatch from Hartford reports corrected returns show Morris, the Democrat, likely elected governor by a majority. The bulletin notes gains in Connecticut and New York, with the Republican Post and Mail and Express service confirming Morris’s lead.
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Connecticut
New York
Mail and Express
Hartford
Watterson Speaks on Democratic Tariff Policy in Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky on November 11 a large Democratic rally drew Governor and half the Legislature, with ten thousand club members marching and twenty five thousand citizens gathering in Court House square. Principal speaker Bierey Watterson pledged to reduce the war tariff to a peace basis and criticized Republicans as Montebanks and revolutionists while urging principled action.
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Louisville
Court House Square
Bierey Watterson
Montebanks
Complete Indiana returns show Democratic gain and 11-2 delegation
In Indiana, 88 counties report a net Democratic gain of 10,200 over 1888, yielding a Democratic plurality of 1952 with five counties left likely to raise it by about 500. Official returns from the tenth district confirm Hammond as a Democrat, making the delegation eleven Democrats and two Republicans.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Hammond
Minnesota returns place Nelson in lead with small GOP edge
In Minnesota, 72 of 80 counties report Nelson the Republican winner by 12,168 votes, with full results unlikely to alter the outcome. Legislature and congressional seats tilt Republican in aggregate, Davis re-elected, and a remaining Senate race and fusion electors push await final tallies as parties press claims.
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St. Paul, Minn
Nelson
Davis
Illinois Democrats Rally Behind Cable and Palmer
Chicago November 11 Illinois Democrats pledge to assert influence in the next administration praising Benjamin T Cable for his leadership in shaping state policy and guiding the party toward the general result.
Campaign promises shape cabinet and foreign envoy plans
The Western campaign is described as defying Democrats and the nominee is said to secure concessions. Paris, St. Petersburg, and Berlin are named as possible four year residences, with Paris seen as the chief aim. Senator Palmer may gain broad influence, and cabinet makers reportedly seat him as Secretary of War, leaving Governor Altgeld to appoint a U.S. Senator.
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Paris
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Cabie
John M. Palmer
Altgeld
United States
Depew Denies Campaign Involvement in New York Loss
New York reports quote Mr. Depew denying responsibility for the city’s Republican defeat. He says Platt ran the machine while he handled speeches, and attributes the result to a national shift and policy change. He mentions the Homestead strike and denies Frick or Carnegie campaign funding.
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New York
Platt
New York City
Depew
Mr. Frick
Mr. Carnegie
Money Fever: Taubeneck Links Democratic Landslide to Tariff Discontent
Taubeneck of the Populist national campaign says the Democratic victory stemmed from nationwide unrest and loosened party ties. He argues the public learned tariffs act as a tax on consumers and foreign manufacturers do not pay it, forecasting a long fight over the money question.
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St. Louis
Taubeneck
National Campaign Committee
Dedham Election Bets Paid in Public Demonstration
In Dedham tonight Henry R. Austin a Democrat and freight conductor and Robert S. Fulton a Republican reenacted a bet with a parade by the Dedham Drum Corps and torchbearers. Over five hundred spectators witnessed the start. Next Monday Charles Hawkins will walk backward to Norwood and back to settle a bet with John S. Carey.
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Dedham
Henry R. Austin
Old Colony
Robert S. Fulton
Charles Hawkins
Norwood
John
Carey
Muscular Miss Poole Wheels Rival in Wheelbarrow Bet
Miss Alice Poole, society belle and president of the Columbia Club, wheeled James Graham Greight, 180 pounds, a half mile down Rexel Boulevard in a wheelbarrow to settle a bet. The stunt occurred in Curcaco on November 11.
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Curcaco
Alice Poole
Columbia Club
James
Graham Greight
Rexel Boulevard
Graham
Cleveland
With Returns All in Wyoming Goes for Weaver
Returns from all Wyoming counties show Weaver leading by 500 votes. Fusionists secure a 15 vote majority on the joint ballot in the Legislature.
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Wyoming
Weaver
Cheyenne
Wyo
Seventy Three Nebraska Counties Give Him Six Thousand Majority
Seventy three Nebraska counties out of ninety report Harrison with a 74,697 vote lead over Cleveland 21,772 and Weaver 68,643. Crounse leads Morton and Van Wyck in the governor race with 69,264 to 57,760. Republicans fall short by two legislature seats on joint ballot.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Harrison
Cleveland
Weaver
Crounse
Morton
van Wyck
Ritchie Wins Ninth District Seat by Fourteen Vote Margin
Official noon count shows Democrat Ritchie elected to Congress in the ninth district over Republican Ash ley by fourteen votes in a district normally Republican by about 1700. Muskingum county official results give Cleveland electors 111 plurality and Taylor Democrat 139 plurality for Secretary of State.
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Epo
Ritchie
Ashley
Zanesville
Muskingum County
Cleveland
Taylor
Shortridge Fusion Candidate Wins Gubernatorial Race in North Dakota
Grand Forks reports late returns show Shortridge the fusion candidate for governor with 1680 vote majority. The fusion ticket and Weaver electors lead slightly. W A Joy of the Democratic State committee predicts the Legislature will favor Democrats, likely electing a successor to U S Senator Casey.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Shortridge
Weaver
W.A. Joy
Democratic State Committee
Casey
McNaughton Urged for U S Senate in Rochester
Friends in Rochester propose Hon Donald McNaughton for United States Senate to replace Frank Hiscock. His popularity and strong leadership are credited with reducing the county’s sizable Republican vote.
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Rochester
N. Y
Donald McNaughton
United States
Frank Hiscock
Delaware Vote Count Shows Cleveland Wins State Election
Wilmiscon Delaware November 11 official tally lists Cleveland 18573 Har rison 18067 Bidwell 559 Cleveland by 506. For Congress Causey Democrat 18554 Willis Republican 18060 Price Prohibition 563 giving Causey a 474 plurality.
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Wilmiscon
Del
Cleveland
Harrison
Bidwell
Congress
Causey
Willis
Price
Dems Likely Win Legislature in Colorado Race
Denver reports returns from counties show Smith a Democrat leads for Congress by about 1000 votes. Legislature likely to be Democratic with 7 to 5 in the upper house and 14 to 11 in the Assembly, based on incomplete county tallies.
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Denver
Col
A. Phoenix
Ann
Smith
Congress
Assembly
World’s Fair Sundays Open Gates For Visitors
Curiaco Nov 11 The World's Fair directors adopt a resolution in favor of opening gates on Sunday if machinery remains idle. They argue nations invited would be discouraged if Sunday access is denied and urge allowing religious services and social meetings at state buildings.
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Curiaco
A South American Mixure
Washington notes no official word of war between Chile and Peru and Argentina. Tense conditions surround Tacna and Arica as the ten year treaty term nears expiration next October. Chile holds the provinces but local sentiment favors Peru. Alliances with Argentina raise the risk of wider conflict in the silver republic.
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Washington
Chile
Peru
Argentine
Tacna
Arica
Balmaceda
Silver Republic
London Servants Union Forms as Labor Exchange Demands
A London domestic servants union has formed with seven hundred members already and an estimated 240000 potential members in the city. They plan an open air meeting to press for a government run servants labor exchange with no fees, fixed hours, regulated salaries, and guaranteed character on dismissal. Organizers seek to testify before the Labor Commission and claim support from several members of the House of Commons.
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London
Labor Commission
House of Commons
Killing in a Birmingham procession shocks Alabama voters
At Brookly n in Conecuh county Populist John Thames fired into a Democratic procession. J. H. Rose died from wounds while Robert Duggan was badly wounded but expected to recover. Thames had no provocation beyond opposing cheers.
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Birmingham
Ala
Brooklyn
Conecuh County
John Thames
J. H. Rose
Robert Duggan
Thames
Edison Degree Confirmed In Patent Battle
In New York on November 11 the United States Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a decree in favor of Edison Electric Company against United States Electric Company for patent infringement.
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New York
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Edison Electric Company
United States Electric Company
Trains Collision Wrecks Moore Stable Horses at Ludlow Grove
In Cincinnati on November 11 two Midland railroad freight trains collided at Ludlow Grove. Four freight cars and a Moore stables horse car carrying fourteen race horses were toppled over an embankment. Several horses were killed or injured. the wreck will cost the railroad money. No lives were lost.
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Cincinnati
Midland Railroad
Ludlow Grove
Moore
Princeton College trustees accept Miller resignation and appoint astronomy professor
Princeton New Jersey November 11 The regular fall meeting of the board of trustees of Princeton College accepted the resignation of Professor Marion M Miller assistant professor in oratory and esthetic criticism and appointed Mr Taylor Reed as assistant professor in astronomy A committee was named to arrange a large World’s Fair exhibit and several changes were made to entrance requirements
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Princeton
N. J
Board of Trustees
Princeton College
Marion M. Miller
Taylor Reed
Columbus Street Railway Strike Settled by Mayor Arbiter
Columbus Ohio November 11 Early this morning a strike by street railway workers was settled amicably after both sides rejected several proposals. The mayor will act as sole arbiter, and pending his investigation the men returned to work. The cars were running as usual this afternoon.
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Columbus
Across Asia on a Bicycle Students complete Asia crossing by bicycle
London November 11 A Times despatch from Shanghai reports two American college students have safely and successfully finished their overland bicycle journey across Asia. They traveled via Tashkend Kuidja Urumtsi Hami Suheau Lan chow Sengan and Paotingfu and were everywhere kindly received.
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London
The
Times
Shanghai
Asia
Tashkend
Kuidja
Urumtsi
Hami
Suheau
Lanchow
Sengan
Paotingfu
Roundsman Dailey Cleared in Assault Case Verdict
In New York on November 11 the jury found Roundsman Dailey not guilty of assaulting Mamie Hannon. He was remanded to his counsel and will be bailed out Monday on a separate charge of assault in the third degree.
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New York
Roundsman Dailey
Mamie Hannon
Engeman Offers Mike Kelly Stable to Race in Clifton Plans
80 year old Engeman proposes Kelly take charge of a stable of well known horses, racing at Clifton then Gloucester, with later starts in Boston and Brighton. Kelly weighs the risk and reward, seeing potential earnings from 812,080 to 15,000 a year and considering a shift from baseball to racing full time.
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Engeman
Clifton
Mike Kelly
Gloucester
Mike
Eng
Guttenburg
Boston
Mr. Engeman
Brighton
Kelly
Cambridge Caucuses Back Alger Bid for Mayor
Citizens held caucuses in Cambridge to back Hon. A. B. Alger for mayor. Ten delegates from each ward were chosen for a Monday mayoralty and aldermanic convention amid questions of legality under Chapter 441. Nominees span wards with J. D. Hill in Ward 1 and candidates including John T. Shea, J. S. McCloskey, W. F. Casey, B. S. Brogan in Ward 8, along with several others for wards 3 to 5 and council seats.
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Cambridge
A. B. Alger
Common Council
J. D. Hill
John T. Shea
McCloskey
W. F. Casey
B.S. Brogan
George Allen
Clarence H. Douglass
Martin A. Feeley
Charles
Rapid transit delays on Washington Street disruption
A disabled car near Castile Street caused a blockage yesterday afternoon on Washington Street between 5 and 6 o'clock. Street-car traffic was suspended as crews tried to remove the vehicle. The car ended up blocking the double tracks, stalling both inbound and outbound cars and creating a nearly mile-long line.
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Boston
Washington Street
Castile Street
West End
Dance event marks first Biggar branch ball
About two hundred fifty couples gathered in Odd Fellows Hall for the first concert and hall of Joseph Gillis Biggar branch of the Trish National Federation. Michael Maynes directed the floor as the grand march began at 9 pm. The event closed around 2 am, hailed as one of the season’s most successful social and financial balls.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Joseph Gillis Biggar
Trish National Federation
Michael Maynes
Uniform Law Conference Set for New York Meeting
The Massachusetts delegation led by Edmund H. Bennett Leonard A. Jones and F. J. Stimson will attend a national conference of State Boards promoting uniformity of law in New York at 7 West Twenty ninth street on the 15th lnst. Topics include marriage and divorce weights and measures and key equity practice questions.
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Boards of Commissioners
United States
Massachusetts
Edmund H. Bennett
Leonard A. Jones
F. J. Stimson
New York
West Twenty- Ninth Street
15Th Lnst
Officer Assaulted During Arrest on Harrison Avenue
Patrolman J J Driscoll of Division 5 arrested Michael Scanlon for drunkenness on Harrison Avenue near Oneida Street shortly before 9 pm. Scanlon resisted with a group described as hoodlums infesting the locality, leaving Driscoll severely injured with probable rib fractures and a swollen abdomen. The officer held the prisoner, and the assailants fled when the patrol wagon arrived.
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J. J. Driscoll
Division 5
Michael Scanlon
Harrison Avenue
Oneida Steet
Scanlon
Driscoll
Blake's Return Severs Canada Ties in Irish Home Rule Duty
London reports the Hon. Edward Blake's return to Britain marks a final severance from Canadian affairs and politics. The Star lauds his self sacrifice, noting no equal in history for giving up much of his life to the Irish Home Rule cause.
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London
the Star
Edward Blake
Great Britain
Canada
Blake
Modest chapel on Centre Street sparks Baptist church growth
A small chapel recently completed at the Centre Street Mozart corner in Jamaica Plain is expected to mark the first edition of a large and influential Baptist church in the area.
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Centre Street
Mozart
Jamaica Plain
Cleveland to Speak at Chamber of Commerce Dinner
New York November 11 Grover Cleveland has accepted an invitation to attend the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner at Delmonico s next Tuesday evening He is expected to speak confirming his planned appearance and the civic event.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Delmonico
Last Races at Franklin Park This November Meet
Closing races of the November meeting will be held at Franklin Park today. The program features final events concluding a season at the track with local runners and officials on site.
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Franklin Park
Delegates sail for Brussels on monetary conference
Three delegates to the International Monetary Conference arrived in New York to sail the Aller for Bremen. Senator W B Allison Congressman J B McCreary and E Benjamin Andrews, president of Brown University, discuss bi metallism and international coinage policy while awaiting departure.
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New York
International Monetary Conference
Brussels
W. B. Allison
Town
J. B. McCreary
Kentucky
E. Benjamin Andrews
Brown University
Rhode Island
Bremen
Andrews
United States
South
Cleveland
Harrison
McCreary
Allison
Biggest in the World Consolidation Planned in Nov. 11
In Curiaco a powerful corporation is to be formed by merging International Packing & Provision with Chicago Packing & Provision. Henry Botsford will lead the consolidated company, which will control over 4 million dollars in working capital plus its plants. Hammond implications and further additions may enlarge the group to form a dominant financial organization.
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Curiaco
International Packing & Provision Company
Henry Botsford
Chicago Packing & Provision Company
International Company
Chicago Company
United Companies
Hammond Company
Columbus Exposition Opens With Queen Regent of Spain
Queen Regent Christina accompanied by King and Queen of Portugal attends Columbus exposition opening in Mapuo. Decorated routes and thrones set in the grand reading hall. The walkway to the hall is paved with American minerals to symbolize American soil. The royal party inspects the exhibits after the ceremony.
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Mapuio
Christina
Portugal
Grand Reading Hall
America
English swindler Bant arrested in New York after posing as Mitchell kin
William H. Bant, a young Englishman known for posing as Charles Mitchell of Armstrong Mitchell & Co and as the son of novelist M. E. Braddon, was arrested in New York. A capable engineer with a refined manner, he had victimized prominent figures coast to coast, including Sir Henry Wood, secretary of the British Commission for the Chicago World's Fair.
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New York
William H. Bant
Charles Mitchell
Armstrong, Mitchell & Co
Newcastle-on- Tyne
England
M. E. Braddon
Sir Henry Wood
Chicago
Prohibitionist Editor Shot After Election Day Dispute
In Danville Virginia on election day Rev J R Moffatt a leading Prohibitionist and editor of Anti Liquor clashed with local politician J T Clark. After a quarrel Clark shot Moffatt in the abdomen and fled. Moffatt is extremely critical and Clark was arrested.
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Danville
J. R. Moffatt
J. T. Clark
Moffatt
Clark
First Baptist Church
Cattle Lost At Sea In Dracona Sinking
A cable despatch from Montreux dated November 11 reports the steamship Dracona arriving in London with 170 cattle lost from a 195 head shipment. Heavy seas washed overboard cattle and fittings after bulwarks were stove in.
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Montrean
Dracona
London
Funeral held for five bomb victims in Paris church
Paris on November 11 held a state funeral for the five victims of the rue des Enfants police station explosion. Premiers Loubet and the municipal board president spoke as ministers and officials attended. Coffins were laid to rest in Notre Dame after solemn orations.
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Paris
Rue Des Enfantes
Church of Notre Dame
M. Loubet
Lasker to Meet Lipschutz Over Stake Issue
New York November 11 Herr Lasker at the Manhattan Chess Club stated he would be glad to meet Lipschutz for a stake of at least $1000 if major American clubs take an active interest in the match.
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New York
Herr Lasker
Manhattan
Lipschutz
Providence Democratic ticket renomination at city convention
At the Democratic city convention in Providence on November 11, William K. Potter was renominated for mayor, Daniel L. D. Granger for city treasurer, John McGuire for harbor master, and Matthew J. Cummings for overseer of the poor. Election set for November 20.
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Providence
William K. Potter
Daniel L. D. Granger
John McGuire
Matthew J. Cummings
Odd precinct voting in Boston raises ballot anomalies
A careful study of Boston votes tracks increases in total ballots and Governor Russell’s vote, revealing odd discrepancies. The analysis highlights precincts with marked gaps between overall turnout and governorate support, suggesting irregular patterns in specific districts.
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Boston
Russell
Whiting's Robber Caught In Linnehan Stable Heist
William H. Burns, 26, of 75 Lowell Street, accused by Special Officers Abbott and Gilmore of leading a gang that robbed George Whiting in Linnehan's stable on Somerville avenue East Cambridge of $400. Burns arraigned in Cambridge District Court, case continued to the 19th, held on $2000 bond after pursuit since the Tuesday afternoon robbery.
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George Whiting
Linnehan
Somerville Avenue
East Cambridge
William H. Burns
Abbott and Gilmore
Mr. Whiting
Burns
Lowell Street
Whiting
Charles Winnshaw
United States Mail
Cambridge
Cheating the Government Seizures by Special Agent Smith
Special Agent Converse J. Smith of the U S Treasury in Boston reports two seizures. In Lynn he confiscated a line of fine combs tortoise shell ornaments and hair brushes linked to smuggling on the British A. The second seizure at an Eastern station uncovered 476 dozen eggs entered from St Marys New Brunswick mispacked with 800 men’s socks shuffled inside each barrel.
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Converse J. Smith
United States Treasury Department of
Boston
Lynn
Maclearn
Marblehead
Smith
Eastern Railroad
R. J. Melanson
St. Mary’s
N. B
Vanceboro
Maine
Car Inspector Struck On Broadway Car Fatal Injuries
Inspector George H. Benjamin of the West End company fell from a Broadway car while examining a wheel. He suffered a fractured skull, a broken left ankle, and severe internal injuries. He was taken to City Hospital and is not expected to survive. He was 32, of 19 Banks Street Cambridge, respected by officials and popular with the crew.
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George H. Benjamin
West End
City Hospital
Benjamin
Banks Street
Cambridge
A Loaded Gas Pipe Accident Injures Mary Crosby
Twelve year old Mary Crosby of Roxbury lost two fingers and a thumb on her left hand when a piece of gas pipe exploded as she examined it yesterday afternoon. A doctor treated her at City Hospital. Officials suspect a small explosive test gone wrong. no building damage occurred.
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Mary Crosby
Roxbury
Hostal
Cure of Catarrh Through Hood's Sarsaparilla
Mr W Hu King of 85 Washington St Haverhill Mass chronicled a ten year catarrh complaint with head fullness and ear ringing. After trying cures he began Hood's Sarsaparilla early this year and finished four bottles reporting complete improvement and renewed health.
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W. Hu King
Henry S. Sprague
Washington Street
Haverhill
Mass
Hood
Hood's Pills Aid Digestion and Stomach Tone
Advertisement style claim that Hood's Pills do not weaken but aid digestion and tone the stomach. Encourages trying Hood's Sarsaparilla in similar cases and expresses intent to feel amply repaid. Sourced from an 19th century patent medicine style promotion.
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Hood
Citizens caucus to nominate Everett mayor and school board
Everett Democratic Prohibition and Republican committees met to call a citizens’ caucus for Monday Nov 21 to nominate a mayoral candidate and three at large school committee members. Polls open noon to 4 pm under the Australian system.
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Democratic
Prohibition
Republican
Everett
Citizens’ Caucus
Flim Flam Fraud Nets $20 From South Boston Store
A smooth stranger visited Robert Bridges at 244 West Broadway South Boston last evening and asked to change a $20 bill. While Bridges counted the change, the man grabbed the entire sum and fled. Bridges reported the theft to police seeking recovery.
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Robert Bridges
West Broadway
Boston
Mr. Bridges
A Leap Year Party In Dorchester Brings Two Hundred Guests
A leap year party hosted by several Dorchester young ladies drew about two hundred couples last night. Music was provided by Hobbs's orchestra, with Lizzie Gilchrist Mamie Fitzgibbons Mamie Macdonald and Annie Denny among the attendees.
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Dorchester
Lizzie Gilchrist
Mamie Fitzgibbons
Mamie Macdonald
Annie Denny
Hobbs
Gospel of Man sermon and lecture by George Vaughan
George Vaughan, friend of Whittier and unsalaried people's preacher, will speak at the Common Sunday at 1 PM on Modern Prostitution of Christ and again at 5 PM on the Coming Conflict and the Coming Man.
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George Vaughan
Whittier
Christ
Spinners Seek 10 Percent Wage Increase locally
At Spinners' Hall a meeting voted to petition manufacturers for a ten percent wage rise. Spinners argue they have a stronger claim than Fall River operatives, who already received the advance.
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Fall River
Inspector Knox Arrests Leah Wance on Shoplifting Charge
Inspector Knox arrested Leah Wance who claimed to live at 227 Hanover Street for shoplifting in the stores of Shepard and Norwell and J H Norcross.
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Knox
Leah Wance
Hanover Street
Shepard & Norwell
J. H. Norcross
Potter and Potter Indictment in Maverick Bank Case
Judge Putnam in the United States Circuit Court handed a partial decision on the Asa P. Potter indictment. He ordered re arguments on November 23 for twenty counts alleging false entries in reports to the controller, while remaining counts about false book entries require no further counsel.
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Putnam
United States Circuit Court
Asa P. Potter
Maverick National Bank
Comptroller
Mr. Potter
Working Boys Fair Preparations Brighten Tremont Street
About seventy five friends of the working boys met on Bennett street to finalize plans for the fair opening next Tuesday in the Battle of Gettysburg building Tremont street. Heads of eighteen tables reported readiness and a grand success expected with elaborate interior decorations and presence of Governor Russell and Mayor Matthews on opening night. A brass band is engaged and the fair will run as long as expenses are covered. Mr Stevenson has donated free use of the building.
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Battle of Gettysburg
Tremont Street
Russell
Matthews
Stevenson
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