Citizens Endorse Hugh O'Brien Amid Public Service Praise
The passage lauds Hugh O'Brien as a longstanding citizens' candidate admired by voters across parties. It asserts his public record warrants honest scrutiny, acknowledges possible mistakes, yet extols his tenure as among the best in public service. The tone defends his character against Democratic factions.
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Hugh O'Brien
Carlisle Counts One Vote From Massachusetts
The Springfield Republican notes Carlisle has one Massachusetts vote and two more to Randall. If Randall wins two Massachusetts votes, they become Republican picks.
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Springfield Republican
Carlisle
Massachusetts
Randall
Aldermen board shapes election and administration
A board of aldermen greatly influences both electoral prospects and future governance. A strong ticket boosts political success and, more importantly, enhances administrative effectiveness after taking office.
New York Republicans Mocked in Enrollment Feud
The New York City Republican enrollment is derided as a roaring farce with prominent figures like William M. Fvarts Chauncey Depew and Joseph H. Choate absent. Barney Biglin Mike Cregan and Jakey Hess led the party machine amid the dispute.
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New York City
William M. Fvarts
Chauncey Depew
Joseph H. Choate
Barney Biglin
Mike Cregan
Jakey Hess
Democrats find Boston mayor candidate in first try
The Lowell Courier notes Republicans see a sign in Boston Democrats failing to nominate a mayoral candidate, but counters that they have found a candidate on the first attempt, describing it as a good choice.
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Lowell Courier
Boston
Rioston Citizens Move for Municipal Ticket Names Samuel Little
The New York Evening Post notes a citizens ticket for Rioston mayoral race and cites Samuel Little as a leading candidate. A correction states the movement is small and Little is not the man's name.
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New York Evening Post
Citizens’ Municipal
Rioston
Samuel Little
Citizens’ Movement
Between Two Figures David Davis Absent This Year
The Advertiser quotes a sentiment that Mr. O'Brien's persistence could outlast Mr. Palmer's weakness, suggesting a between-the-edges choice. It notes David Davis was not available this year, leaving a gap in the lineup.
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Mr. O’brien
Mr. Palmer
David Davis
Boy Butler Mahone Appears in Boston Police Court
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a boy named Butler Mahone brought before a Boston police court. Readers are reminded that he is a son of the sunny south and Billy Mahone, not a Massachusetts resident.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Butler Mahone
Boston
Massachusetts
Sunny South
Billy Mahone
Regular nominations and party fealty in New Hampshire
The Concord Patriot notes that support for regular nominations reflects party loyalty in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. It praises Senator Taylor as a straightforward and honorable 2% Democrat whose nomination was fairly made but who was slain by New Hampshire Democrats.
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Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Concord Patriot
Taylor
Holman praised for honesty and simple manner
The New York Sun gains support from peers as Holman earns praise for honesty and simplicity while the Troy Press concedes his opera troupe was a quality group.
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New York Sun
Holman
Troy Press
South American Vaccine Idea Sparks Debate
A South American scientist experiments with yellow fever vaccination, claiming to provoke a mild form that can be cured and protects against severe outcomes. The piece questions whether successful results would spawn a new crank movement or strengthen old anti vaccination factions against a revived principle.
The Sun attacks tariffs and monopolists in protection debate
The Sun argues that tariffs on imported lumber and many necessities yield little revenue and mainly enrich small monopolists at the public expense. It criticizes protecting measures while endorsing Randall and elevating him as a leading Democratic figure.
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the Sun
Randall
The
Sun
Butler influence cited in odium of city government
The Journal argues Butler influence fuels most odium toward the city administration. The piece contends Gen Butler would face repercussions if he interferes with Mayor O'Brien, whose nomination signals protest against state interference. It praises O'Brien as honest and capable with deep municipal knowledge.
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Butler
O’brien
State House
State Committee
Gen. Martin
O'Brien
Should Gen. A. P. Martin be Boston mayor in 1900
The piece argues Gen. A P Martin could not win public favor and condemns rivals. It praises Col. Charles W Wilder as the most deserving confidant for support and influence, recounting Wilder's aggressive campaigning and continued political maneuvering to secure Martin's nomination and backing.
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A. P. Martin
Moses
Col
Charles W. Wilder
Col. Wilder
Citizens’ Convention
Palmer
Butler
Revere
Mark
Wilder
Martin
Gen. Martin
Three Democrats Compete For Speaker Amid Debate Over Direction
The nation watches the race for speaker with Carlisle Randall and Cox as the leading candidates. Carlisle is praised for national reach and steady leadership while Randall is faulted for policy alignment with the so called Pennsylvania idea. Cox is viewed as acceptable if Carlisle fails, with Randall preferred over any Republican if chosen.
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Congress
Carlisle
Kentucky
Randall
Pennsylvania
Cox
New York
National Democracy
Suppression of Polygamy Prompts National Petition Call
An 19th century league meeting in Cleveland condemns polygamy as a national disgrace. It urges Congress to propose a constitutional amendment banning polygamy, arguing broader reform allies would seek protection under a flexible constitution. The piece critiques reform zeal without moderation.
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National League For the Suppression of
Cleveland
Joe Smith
Mormon Church
United States
Washington
Republican Party
Edmunds
League
Congress
National League For
God-in-the-constitution
Butler Denial of Vote Loss Grounded by Inquiry
A special committee absolves Gov. Butler of any charges against ward and city committee members and printer Mr. Kiley. The Post’s denial that Butler lost votes due to omissions or commissions is supported by findings. The governor, unsatisfied with 32000 votes, criticized his allies as treacherous.
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Gov. Butler
Kiley
Butler
Oliver Twist
Benjamin F. Butler
Atkins Denies Butterphobia Attack on Vermont Democrats
In the Montpelier Argus and Patriot, Hon. Hiram Atkins clarifies that his remarks at the Butler presidential boom christening in Boston were Pickwickian. He notes Republicans shout for Massachusetts, and while Butler is capable, the democracy faces no grave loss as Massachusetts leans Republican and would likely stay so in the presidential race.
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Hiram Atkins
Vermont
Atkins
Boston
Butler
The
Montpelier Argus and Patriot
Massachusetts
Gen. Butler
The Fox Hunts and City Gossip in Diverse Notes
A long jumble of brief items references political figures, theatre and fashion, crime, sport, and social scenes from cities like New Orleans and Detroit. Mentions Tilden, Voorhees, Mason, and Brooks, plus reflections on snow, poker, and an English invention for hanging. A Washington vignette recalls the Thompson mansion’s famed history and a London style arts review closes with Simmons and Carter exhibitions in Boston.
Horrific Convent Tale of Hearts Preserved in Liquor
A Spanish-ruled convent tale recounts a husband removing the hearts of his dead wife and her infant, preserving them in liquor and sending them to the grieving parents after proper certification. The mother’s breakdown follows the shocking parcel opening, and the hearts’ jar is buried with Mrs Thompson at her death.
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Amherst
Gehenna
West
Washington
Chicago
M. Hersout
Legation
Hersont
South America
Trains and schedules for Newton areas and Boston lines
A dense listing of train times and routes across Newton Lower Falls, Newton Highlands, Wellesley Hills, Brookline, and Boston with daily and Sunday departures. Includes outbound and return times, connections at Concord Junction and South A Exchange, and notes on Wednesdays, Fridays, and holiday patterns.
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William J. Hartnett
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