General Collins Finds Joy in Home and Family Life
The Hon. P. A. Collins cherishes his quiet study and social chats, but happiness centers on a loving family. Mrs. Collins hosts graciously, daughters Marie and the elder miss share musical talent, and son Paul shows promise. The Corey Road residence features a grand hall, library, and billiard room.
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Ancient Boston festival showcases Ye Old Towne Choir
Visitors wander Copley Hall for the 250th anniversary fair featuring replicas of Warren House Old North Church Ben Franklin House and more. The Minuet by Ye Old Towne Choir delights attendees as Rev Van Ness Horton and local leaders plan future events.
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Harvard College
Edward Everett
Rugg Wins 30000 Damages Against Railroad in Somerville
A Superior Court jury awarded plaintiff Charles W. Rugg $30,000 in the case against the Boston and Maine Railroad Company. The verdict follows a February 3, 1898 collision at Winter Hill, Somerville where damages were sought up to $60,000.
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Collins leads Democrats in Boston caucus victory sweep
General Collins wins a sweeping Democratic caucus across wards 13 17 19 in South Boston Roxbury and Ward 2 7 13 as Murphy trails with 69 pledged votes and 39 doubtful votes. Late returns shift momentum with Collins securing the nomination lead and Collins forces claiming vast early support from older voters.
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Patrick Donovan
M. J. McCullogh
Miles J. Clougherty
Patrick F. Delaney, Jr
John J. Burns
W. J. Handrahan
Voters in Districts Report Large Returns in City Aldermen race
The report lists tallies across districts for multiple wards with candidates such as Wa. 1 Wa. 2 and Wa. 4. Figures show plurality margins and names including O'Brien Dixon Linehan Bowen and Norris, detailing uncontested wards and noted winners in several districts.
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Shee Bowen
Wa. A
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J. Collins
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John Quinn, Jr
W. Norris
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Pain Claim
Boston reader O A Rollins describes years of back pain from a kidney disorder and credits Doan's Kidney Pills from Knight's Pharmacy with relief. He asserts improved sleep and ability to straighten, urging others to use the product sold by Foster Milburn Co. as agents.
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Fall River Democratic caucus names Clarke for mayor
Fall River on November 16 reports no opposition in ward caucuses and Samuel Clarke is slated for nomination by the Democratic convention. The city administration and related figures are noted, with totals including nine attendees and 1288 females mentioned among the names.
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Boston caucus ends with strong Collins support
The Collins campaign committee led by Joseph J. Corbett reports the caucus in Boston produced an unmistakable Democratic verdict favoring General Collins. The committee praises a dignified campaign, notes near unanimous delegate pledges, and rejects factional victory while emphasizing a decisive convention outcome.
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Unclear OCR sports ledger excerpt
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and scores without coherent event, team, or date context making a precise summary impossible. Entities include Brennan, CARS, Merrill, Shay and scattered numbers that do not form a verifiable report or outcome.
Democratic caucus favors Mayor Keith renomination
Quincy November 16 delegates elected at the Democratic caucus to back the renomination of Mayor Harrison A. Keith. The city faces a forthcoming convention next Monday to finalize candidates.
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Boston Park Board considers all hours auto access after ride
Charles E. Stratton rode in an electric runabout at the invitation of George von L Meyer to assess permitting automobiles in Boston parks. Other commissioners will ride to gauge reactions before voting, with a decision not expected before next month.
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