Women voters clash with secret committee over school ticket
A city women voters convention led by Miss A E Newell urged a jointly printed ticket with Republican and Democratic committees or a separate women’s ticket. They oppose the covert committee of 100, citing anti Catholic bias and lack of transparency. They aim to restore Swinton’s history in schools and reelect approved women on the school board. The Banks dinner at Revere House and Middlesex Republicans exult follow.
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Merona
A. E. Newell
South Boston
Chaisz
A. J. Gordon
Committee of 100
J. W. Hamilton
Lynn
Swinton
Congregational House
W.C.T.U
National Women’s League
Independent Women Voters
Women’s League
Willard S. Allen
Ellen French
Isaac Fenno
J. F. Jarvis
H.W. Haynes
E. ©. Linscott
Caroline E. Hastings
William A. Gaston
Henry Baldwin
Thomas J. Emory
Joseph Stedman
Edward H. Dunn
William A. Mowry
Nathaniel C. Thayer
Liberty D. Packard
Frank H. Fitts
Dunn
Canning
Williamson
Women Voters
L. Edwin Dudley
Suffrage League
Ednah D. Cheney
Edwin D. Mead
Mr. Burrows
Mayors race in Cambridge names Gilmore nominee
Edgar R Champlin withdraws for Henry H Gilmore as Cambridge mayoral candidate. Champlin writes his support and Hincks appears as opponent. Citizens caucus planned for Thursday or Friday to nominate a candidate, rumors connect the move to Alderman Hincks and board president general Hincks.
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Russell
Edgar R. Champlin
H. H. Gilmore
Cambridge
L. M. Hannum
Henry H. Gilmore
Mr. Gilmore
Einar R. Champlin
Hincks
Gilmore
Why Not Speaker Bottum for the Legislature Speakership
Northampton correspondent argues John B. Bottum should become speaker, noting his three years in the House and strong parliamentary skill. The piece forecasts solid Republican backing from Hampden Berkshire Franklin and Hampshire, with Worcester County possibly backing Bottom, aiming for about sixty two votes at start.
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Bottum
Northampton
Springfield Republican
John B. Bottum
J. B. Bottum
Hampshire County
Worcester
Hampden
Berkshire
Franklin
Hampshire
Worcester County
Political Notes in Salem and Somerville Ward Meetings
Ex Representative O W H Upham of Salem is nominated for Salem mayor by a citizens committee. In Somerville a Democratic ward and city committee meeting debated municipal caucuses and opposed party caucuses, favoring a citizens caucus to name mayor and council candidates. C G Pope is seen as Republican mayor nominee. German American Ward 19 formed the Reform Club of Ward 19 at Kossuth Hall to boost German-descended voters and promote democratic doctrines through semi monthly meetings and political participation.
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O. W. H. Upham
Salem
Somerville
Robert Luce
Republican Committee
Citizens’ Caucus
C. G. Pope
Ward 19
Kossuth Hall
R. Mexal
Reform Club
Victory for Powderly in Barry case at Knights of Labor
The General Executive Board sustained Barry's expulsion dispute with the Powderly faction. Debate ran hot as Powderly addressed the assembly, then resigned his chair to the grievance secretary. The board voted 122 to 24 in favor of Powderly, amid rumors of Powderly leaving to pursue journalism.
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Barry
George Schilling
Chicago
Master Workman Powderly
Elliott
General Executive Board
Powderly
General Assembly
New York
Thomas
National Assembly
Straws From State Street Signal Railroad Settlement Hope
Market in New York Saturday was quiet and firm with better sentiment on railroad rate talks. Atchison stock attracted buyers as expectations rise for a settlement conference next week. California securities weak due to disappointing earnings. Coppers strengthen and rails see large orders, while money markets show rates firming but still easy. Oregon Railway and Navigation reports record October earnings and ongoing expansion plans in the Northwest.
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New York
Atchison
Boston
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Cour d'Alene
Northwest
Northern Pacific
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Republi can Flambeaux Club to visit Washington in March
The Republican Flambeaux Club will visit Washington on March 4. They will lease a Pullman train and live on board the cars. The remodeled South Church was reopened today. Professor Tucker of Andover preached. O. W. A. Upham has been put forward as a candidate for Mayor.
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SaLem
Sreerau
Republican Flambeaux Club
Washington
Cays
South Church
Tucker
Andover
O. W. A. Upham
Sothern’s Lord Chumiley Coat At Hollis The Chumley Garment
The Chumley gar ment is praised as a top winter overgarment. Viewers urged to see Mr. Sothern in Lord Chumiley at the Hollis and visit G. W. Simmons & Co. at 44 North Street to inspect a cracetul coat duplicate priced around $2.44.
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Chumley
Mr. Sothern
Warlike Tramps Battle Springfield Police at Indian Orchard
A freight train eastbound at Indian Orchard carried eighteen to twenty tramps who resisted crew efforts to remove them. Springfield police sent eight officers led by City Marshal Clune. seven tramps were captured. A pistol shot by Marshal Cline killed tramp John Engle, 28, who was intoxicated.
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Springfield
Indian Orchard
Clune
John Murphy
Charles Stearns
George Wilson
George Greenwood
James Brady
Frank Trainer
John Kelly
John McCarthy
Fall River
John Moran
Boston
Charles Duncan
Philadelphia
George Joiner
Hyde Park
John H. Hopkins
New York
William Bemis
Troy
Frank J. Merrill
Providence
Auction notices briefed for today and tomorrow
AUCTION SALES. TODAY. Fruit-Snow & Co., 1 p.m. TOMORROW. Rice Flour-Horatio Harris, 11 a.m. Real Estate-Samuel Hatch & Co., 12
Boston Theaters Tonight A Busy Evening Schedule
Hollis Street Theatre offers Lord Chumley at 7 45 pm while the Boston Museum presents Shenandoah. Arc Theatre features Lotta the Still Alarm is shown nightly as Kellogg English Opera Company performs at Boston Theatre. Nickelodeon at 111 Court Street hosts Museum and stage entertainment. Cyclorama Tremont Street shows Battle of Cere and Ran Opera House presents Mixed Pickles at 7 45 pm.
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Hollis Street
Lord Chumley
Woston Museum
Shenandoah
Re Ark Theatre
Lotta
Ore Theatre
Boston Theatre
Kellogg English Opera Company
the Nickelodeon
Court Street
Museum and Stage Entertainment
Ney
ARD Athenalum
Terry the Swell
Evenaga Cyclorama
Tremont Street
Battle of Cere
I Opera House
Evenag
Marriages in the City and Surrounding Areas
Baylies and Upham wed at Emanuel Church with Walter Baylies of Taunton Massachusetts and Charlotte Upham of Boston in attendance. Harmon and Jacklin unite in Boston with Thomas Harmon and Annie Jacklin. Stevens and Nickerson wed in the city with Thomas Stevens and Lota Nickerson both of Boston. Vail and Phillips marry at home with Judson Vail of Saint John New Brunswick and Annie Phillips of Fredericton New Brunswick.
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Boston
Vail—Phillips
Thomas Dixon
Judson M. Vail
St. John
N. B
Annie Phillips
Fredericton
Death notices from Boston area newspapers listing multiple individuals
A list of obituary notices from Chelsea Milton Boston Highlands and surrounding areas dated Nov 16 17 ages from under 5 to 84 noting names such as Mattie Louise Aldrich Susan W Clarke Diana Otis George A Morse Harold L Morse Matilda Ray Byron Tracy Charles Weston and others with death locations Chelsea Milton Boston Dorchester Milton Cambridgeport South Boston Detroit Minn Trinity Church services noted for Professor Charles O Otis
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Aldrich
Chelsea
Mattie Louise
Frank D
Emma F. Aldrich
Clarke
Milton
Susan W. Clarke
Colburn
AB Roxovury
Diana Otis
Henry Coburn
Gross
Boston Highlands
George A
Martin
Matilda Gross
Gunning
East Milton
Stephen Gunning
Gunter
L. D. Gunter
Johnson
Cambridgeport
Mary A
Lawrence
Margaret Johnson
Lang
John Lang
Lewis
Asa Lewis
McFarland
Hyde Park
Sarah J
James & Mefarland
St. John
N. B
Mellish
Dorchester
Hannah Mellish
Morsi
Harold L
Samuel A
Jessie F. Morse
Mulliken
Boston
Pratt
Arthur M. Pratt
Ray
South Boston
Matilda
Robert Ray
Spear
Detroit
Minn
George Washburn Spear
Tracy
Byron L. Tracy
Wes ON
This City
Charles D. Weston
Dr Greene's Nervara Nerve Tonic Ad
The advertisement touts Dr Greene's Nervara Nerve Tonic as a pure vegetable remedy to strengthen nerves, restore appetite and digestion, regulate organs, and aid sleep. It claims superior cure power with no rival, priced at $1 per bottle, with free consultation at 34 Temple Place Boston Mass.
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Dr. Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Hop Toilet Soap Ad Promises Velvet Face and Hands
An early 20th century ad touts Hop Toilet Soap made from selected hops glycerine and oils with delicate flower odors. Priced at 25 cents per cake with 38 cakes for 68 cents, available from all druggists and dealers.
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Butler
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Quay
Ames
Brackett
Henry Cabot Lodge
Long
Rice
William A. Russell
Frederick Douglass
F. L. Burden
Nathan Warren
Waltham
C.F. Rice
Otis 5. Brown
William N. Titus
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Marcus UC
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Gareenhalge
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Vanderbilt
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Springfeld Police
Dartmouth Medical College
Leo
NEW Publications
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Hopie
Maida Chaigen
Charles Lamb
Warwick Brookes
the Longfellow
Post-Ward
D. Loturo? Company
Franklin Street
Howard Pyle
Wilmington News
Vito of Te
Silver
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Broadway
Isle OF Palms
C.M. Newer
Dr. Newell
Loston Transcript
Dewolfe, Fiske & CO
Geo. B
North End
Particuars
P.O. Box
Summer Street
E. M. Dickinson & CO
Summer St
Coffin & Henry
OWA
Iowa
ASO State
Fres Rivines
John Jeffries & Sons
Houston
Devonshire St
Lancaster
Water Street
Harcourt Amory
E. C. Thompson
Wade
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Old South Church
Thomas S. News
Suffolk
J. W. Frederick Kimball
Michael J. Sughrue
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Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of Kansas
County
Washingto Butler
Bourbon, Greene
Harvey, Vernon
Rv Ase
Maverick National Bank
Water
Devonshire Streets
A. C. Goss
Sorrento
Mount Desert, Me
Frenchman’s Bay
Mount Desert
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Liberty St
New York City
N. Y
N. E. Cor. 3d
Chestnut Sts
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Baltimore, Md
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Soie
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Charles S. Tuckerman
State
Kan
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Congress Street
City OF
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Mayon
N. H
George E. Hodgdon
Harry Lacy
Joseph Arthur
Lacy
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Bucephants
Pegasus
Houbie
Hollis Street Theatre
Isaac B. Ricil
ER. H. Sothern
DeMille
Belasco
Daniel Fromman
Gillette
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Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
James T. Eldredge & Co
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Devonshire Street
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Bronson Howard
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Seymour
WM. Austin
Prop
al, Haynes
Gent
Mans
Chickering Hall
Boston Music Hall
Peerngon
Campari
Signora Clementina DI Vere
Signora Fabbri
Dramatico
Marie Groebe
Signor del Puente
Signor Bologna
Cantante
Signor Carbone
Signor Stehle
Italg Campanini
Ferrari
Guarro
Music Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Wilhelm Gericke
Fes
ST. Paul
Carl Zerbrawn
GR. J. Lang
Kelloge
Eugene Tompkins
OF the
Clara Louise Kellogg
English Opera Company
Faust
Carmen
Il Trovatore
Miarida
Drohemian Girl
Provatore
Mmignon
Artists of New American Opera Co
Howard Athel Njeum Star Specialty Company
Burdlitt & Nor HH
New York and
New England
East Ear Union Depot
Providence & Worcester
RK. R
Sudbury Street
Howard Atheneum
Grand Opera House
J. Dy Polk
Couldock
Hazel Kirke
Balch Bros. & Graham
Bromfield St
Lontow
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