Eight wards recount of Republican caucus votes alters tickets
The Board of Election Commissioners recounted votes from eight wards Tuesday night caucuses. Ward 8 shows only Goldberg among the previously named trio as a winner after discovering 641 ballots cast vs 500 reported. Ward 12 shifts to Blanchard led delegates, Parker and Richardson top the second ticket, replacing Emmanuels and Drake. Ward 8 alderman recount yields a Democrat Street Commissioner candidate remark by Dore about his duties.
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Board of Election Commissioners
Samuel Goldberg
Irving N. Moody
H. Herbert Robbins
Goldberg
Joseph L. Audette
Percy J. Burrell
John E. O. Saunders
James B. Smith
S. Stillman Blanchard
William J. Parker
S. H. Richardson
David B. Chamberlain
Joseph Emmanuels
Walter C. Drake
Board of Street Commissioners
Dore
Recounts in 18 Wards for Democratic Caucus Votes
Election commissioners report petitions for recounts in 18 of 25 wards for votes cast at Democratic caucuses last Wednesday. Recounts begin Monday at 9 in Cultural Hall, with full ward and ward committee counts requested in multiple wards.
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Horticultural Hall
Dore Foresees renomination by Democratic convention
John P. Dore, chairman of the Board of Street Commissioners, said yesterday he expects renomination by the Democratic municipal convention and believes published vote figures are incorrect. He asserted he is a Democrat and has always been.
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John P. Dore
Board of Street Commissioners
Henry Wings Big Vote Marks Ward 3 Council Race
Henry M. Wing led the Charlestown Ward 3 Democratic caucus with 641 votes, topping Edward I. Cautey on 565 and Francis J. Doherty on 542. Wing’s late entry and energetic campaigning yielded a record margin for Charlestown, with Wing noted as a longtime newspaper correspondent.
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Henry M. Wing
Common Council
Charlestown
Mr. Corbett
Edward I. Cautey
Francis J. Doherty
Tague
Mr. Wing
Council
Charles Mr. Wing
New York
Boston
Gans defeats Parker in fourth round at Denver bout
Joe Gans of Baltimore defeats Kid Parker of Denver by knockout in the fourth round before about 3000 spectators at the Colorado A. C. event billed as a 10 round match.
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Denver
Col
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Kid’ Parker
Colorado A. C
Franklin Fund managers hear disposition plan at City Hall
The Franklin Fund managers met yesterday afternoon at City Hall to hear the sub committee report on a plan for disposing of the fund money, which now totals nearly 400000.
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Franklin Fund
City Hall
Dimon Wins in Lowell Nomination Battle
Lowell voters await final tallies as Democratic mayoralty caucuses finish counting. By 1 45 this morning figures show General C A R Dimon likely the nominee with a few wards still unreported.
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Dimon
Lowell
C. A. R. Dimon
First Sixteen Years Warned Against Heavy Coffee Use
A sixty year old woman recalls how her father’s permissive coffee habit stunted her growth and caused nervous strain. She credits Postum Cereal Coffee with healthier effects and urges readers to switch from coffee, noting rising heart issues among youth. Name withheld upon request, Fast Brookfield, Massachusetts.
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Brookfield
Mass
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Paris Stirred by Treason Hint Involving Porter
Paris reports stir over alleged US discovery of a new French field gun secret. Some say an artillery officer betrayed the secret, others credit Yankee agents and US embassy attaches. The affair centers on a suspected link to United States Ambassador Porter.
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Paris
United States
Dreyfus
Porter
Buffington denies ordnance board gun claim
Brigadier General Buffington, chief of ordnance, denies he or anyone in his office published information that the Board of Ordnance and Fortifications authorized constructing a field gun modeled after the French army weapon.
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Washington
Buffington
Ordnance
Board of Ordnance and Fortifications
Four Men Plead Not Guilty in Bosschieter Murder Case
In Paterson New Jersey on November 16 Walter McAllister Andrew Campbell William Death and George Kerr were arraigned before Justice Jonathan Dixon charged with the murder of Jennie Bosschieter the mill girl. They pleaded not guilty and were remanded to jail to await trial on January 14.
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Paterson
N. J
Jennie Bosschieter
Pretty Mill Girl
Walter McAllister
Andrew Campbell
William Death
George Kerr
Jonathan Dixon
County Court House
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets touted as cure for bloodborne catarrh
The advertisement argues catarrh is a blood disease and local remedies fail. It promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as an internal cure cleansing the blood and mucous membranes, claiming safety for all ages and praising a Rochester user for dramatic relief and restored hearing. The product is sold by druggists at 50 cents for complete treatment.
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GC. R. Renbrandt
Rochester
N. Y
Stuart Gatarrh
Stuart
Flynn's Noted Record In Arrest For Attempted Murder
In Haverhill on November 16 police captured George Flynn, the fugitive who escaped a week earlier after a chase on High Street during which shots were fired. He faces an attempted murder charge from Officer Donahue’s shooting incident on Kenoza Avenue and is indicted by the Superior Court for involvement in a Merrimac burglary two years ago. He offered no resistance and denied involvement in the Kenoza affair.
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Merrimac
Kenoza Avenue
Winter excursion tickets on sale for Seaboard routes
The Seaboard Air Line Railway announces winter excursion tickets to Southern Pines and Pinehurst and Camden from major southern points. Double daily service includes through drawing room and buffet sleeping cars from New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Richmond with arrivals and departures at Pennsylvania railroad stations. Direct steamer connections available at Norfolk and Portsmouth. For details contact regional passenger agents in New York Boston Washington and Portsmouth.
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Southern Pines
Pinehurst
Camden
Ashington
D. C
Pullman
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Pennsylvania Railroad
Norfolk
Portsmouth
W. C. Shoemaker
General Eastern
Broadway
Stage Gossip and New England Theatre Notes
Louis Mann and Clara Lipman near Hollis in All on Account of Eliza. Howell Hansel to play Danglars in Monte Cristo at the Academy of Music New York. Marie Dressler attends rehearsal at Symphony Hall and stirs seating at Chamberlyn Herrick sale. Feelten School recital at Steinert Hall features classics and modern pieces. Susie A Crane and Carl Faelten perform Hummel Adagio and Finale. James K Hackett has three weeks left in The Pride of Jennico. Morlans. Weight of the big pair 1204 pounds. Minco and Fulton's Jolly Grass Widows' Burlesque to open a week at Palace Theatre. Back and wing dancing championship of New England ends tonight at Nickelodeon. Next week Fatty Langtry and other novelties arrive. Lost River to withdraw from Park Theatre next week. The House That Jack Built Boston debut on Monday, Nov 19.
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Louis Mann
Clara Lipman
Hollis
Eliza
Boston
Howell Hansel
Museum Stock Company
Danglars
O’neill
Academy of Music
New York
Marie Dressler
Columbia
Miss Priant
James K. Hackett
Jennico
Pete
Morlans
Minco
Fulton
Jolly _Grass Widows
Palace Theatre
New England
Nickelodeon
Fatty Langtry
Lost River
Park Theatre
Jack
Boston Theatres Scene Busy With A Week Of Plays
Empire Theatre ends its stay at Hollis Street tonight as Brother Officers closes. Lord and Lady Algy opens Monday with Faversham and Millward, while Willard finishes his Tremont engagement with The Professor's Love Story and David Garrick. Hackett dominates the Museum with The Pride of Jennico. Quo Vadis plays to packed houses at the Boston Theatre. Lost River, Sapho and Arrah-Na-Pogue headline at other houses. Nell Gwynn and midweek coupon tickets at several venues. Continuous matinees and bargain days reflect high audience demand across the city’s stages.
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Empire Theatre Stock Company
New York
Hollis Street Theatre
Brother Officers
Lord and Lady Algy
William Faversham
Jessie Millward
BK S Willard
Tremont Theatre
David Garrick
Tom Pinch
Dickens
Martin Chuzzlewit
James K. Hackett
Boston
Museum
Jennico
Mr. Hackett
Bertha Galland
Eliza Proctor Otis
Bijou Fernandez
Carlotta Nilsson
Charles Riegel
Richard G. Williams
Frank Mordaunt
Wadsworth Harris
Junius B. Booth
Park Theatre
Mary Sanders
Sapho
Castle Square Theatre
Marie Doran
Nell Gwynn
Columbia Theatre
Chamberlyn
Secret Service
William Gillette
Grand Opera House
Denman Thompson
George W. Ayer
Paradise Alley
South End
the Grand
J. E. Dodson
Frohman Forces
Keith
Queen of the Orient
Ward
Curran
Kelly
Ashby
LielHotts
McBride
Goodrich
Toby Lyons
Tom Crowley
Mrs
Chauncey Morland
Austin
Medical booklet hints at Rochester firm cures and tests
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a medical booklet and tests linked to Co. Rochester New York. The readable lines name ailments and symptoms but lack clear actions or outcomes. More complete source needed for a solid, factual summary with named individuals or organizations.
Sunday Religious Services Across Boston Churches
A sweep of Sunday calendar items lists Tremont Temple and multiple churches with morning prayers, sermons, and Sunday schools. Notable addresses include Rev. George Lorimer, Rev. H. C. Agett, and Dr. Lorimer. congregations offered free seats and varied programs across Tremont Temple, First Baptist, Ruggles Street, Old South, Berkeley Temple, and other venues along Commonwealth Avenue, Tremont Street, and Columbus Avenue with musical offerings and youth services.
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Tremont Temple Baptist Church
George
Rowland D. Edwards
London
Eng
Old South Church
Third Church
A. E. Dunning
D. D
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Avenue
Park Square
H. O. Hannum
Berkeley Temple
Edward Anderson
Christian Endeavor
George R. Clark
Ruggles Street
Dr. Clark
Dr. Anderson
Christ
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley
I. H. Dorchester
Bible School
People’s Praise Service
Gomzea
Jerusalzm
Gallia
Gounod
Mrs. Wright
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
M’donald
Washington, D. C
Columbia Theatre
Hawaii Population Growth From Census Bulletin
The census bureau reports Hawaii’s total population at 154,001, up 44,981 or 41.2 percent from 1896. The bulletin breaks down figures by islands and districts, highlighting rapid growth in the territory.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Hawaii
Macallar Parker Co Wins Paris Exposition Silver Medal
Official notice announces the Macallar Parker Company received a silver medal at the Paris Exposition of 1900 for a photo exhibit of its workrooms. The display, part of the American education and social economy section, praised clean, well lit, well ventilated manufacture at No 400 Washington Street.
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Macallar Parker Company
Department of Education and Social Economy
No. 400
Washington Street
Local Marathon of Scores Across New England Matches
At Waterbury Waterbury nine percent Hart a Fast Weymouth Plymouth three East Weymouth one Clinton Clinton twenty two Pewsucket zero Gardiner Gardiner three Fortland two Rockland Rocklane four Bath two Haven New Haven eleven Meri
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Harta
Fast Weymouth
Plymouth
East Weymouth
Clinton—Clinton
Pewsucket
Gardiner
Fortland
Rockland
Rocklane
Bath
Aot
Haven
New Haven
Meri
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Ambassador Porter
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Edgar R. Champlin
Walter Wardwell
Board of Aldermen
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Ward 1
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
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Testi Co
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Second Universalist
Clarendon
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U. S. Kerr
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Charles W. Wendte
Newton Centre
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
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Crane
Marchington
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Heill
Christian and Missionary Alliance
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Stephen Merritt
Tremont Temple
C. P. Jameson
Henry
Applegarth
W. H. Stedman
Universal Brotherhood Hall
Mt. Vernon Street
Emory Clapp
Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Somerville
Boston Liberal Forum
Rew
J. P. Bland
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Usie
Hamilton Pl
Winter Sta
Oxford
Bessie Bonehill
Montgomery & Stone
Frank Cushman
Harry Thorne & Co
Melrose
Seeley & West
Corinthian Four
D’alma
Dogs and Monkeys
Bessie Gilbert
MUSE
Eden Musee
Tremont St
Tremont
Music Hall
la Arrah-na-Pogue
George W. Magee
Julius Cahn
Wm. Gillette
Matinee
Tod Dressler
Miss Prinnt
E. S. ‘Willard
Boston Theatre
Eugens Tompkins
Mgr
Isaac B. Rich
Chertes
Empire Theatre Company
Wm. Faversham
Guy Standing
Edwin Stevens
Jos. Wheelock, Jr
E. Y. Backus
W. H. Crompton
Margaret Anglin
Margaret Dale
Boston Museum
Jask Hackett
Eugene Tompkins
Howard
Tittt
Foy and Clark
Carr and Jordan
Ashley and Wooley
Russell and Bell
Bingham
Eloise Mortimer
Square Theatre
Tremont Row
Morlan
Peklawahlund
VENUS
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Haymarket
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York
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South Station
Beifeman’s Agency
Washington St
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City Pass
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