Mrs. Hubbard Returns Safely From Labrador
Mrs. Leonidas Hubbard widow of the explorer returns to Quebec from Labrador after months of hardship. She traced the George and Nascapee rivers to their headwaters and reached Hudson Bay, denying motives of mineral wealth and stating her aim was to finish her late husband’s work. She was guided by George Elson Cree and traveled by steamer King Edward.
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Quebec
Leonidas Hubbard
Labrador
George
Labrador Coast
Hudson Bay
Ungava
New York
George Elson Cree
England
Mr. Hubbard
Boston Forecast Keeps Fair Weather Into Weekend
The continued forecast for Boston and vicinity shows fair conditions on Wednesday and Thursday with temperatures slowly rising. Light variable winds are expected as the pattern persists.
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Boston and Vicinity
Washington's Forecast Forecast for Midweek
For Wednesday and Thursday the forecast calls for fair skies across New England and eastern New York. Fresh north winds accompany the pleasant weather.
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New England
New York
Willard Triumphs in Chelsea in Local Race
Chelsea results show Edward E. Willard Republican defeated rivals for mayor with Marcus Merritt running as Democrat and nonpartisan candidates listed in Cambridge Somerville Malden Melrose Newton races. Blodgett Thurston Grimmons Elston Warren Buttrick all named in the slate.
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Chelsea
Edward E. Willard
Marcus M. Merritt
D. Cambridge
Warren K. Blodgett
Charles H. Thurston
D. Somerville
Charles A. Grimmons
Abraham A. Elston
D. Malden
Charles G. Warren
R. Melrose
Sidney H. Buttrick
R. Newton
Edgar W. Warren
Local Races Include Worcester Overlock and Pinnock
Worcester mayoral race features Worcester Overlock and Salem candidate Thomas Pinnock in a contest shaping city leadership with party designations noted. Salem forecasts indicate party competition as residents head to primaries.
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Worcester
Melvin G. Overlock
Salem
Thomas G. Pinnock
Willard Wins Chelsea Republican Nomination In City Primary
Mayor Edward E. Willard was renominated by the Republicans, defeating Alderman Bartlett by 647 votes as Marcus M. Merritt earned the Democratic nomination. The piece lists Republican and Democratic ward alderman nominees across multiple wards with wins by Nelley and the O’Briens.
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Chelsea
Edward E. Willard
Alderman Bartlett
Marcus M. Merritt
Willard
Bartlett
Charles H. Black
Fred A. Cheney
Horatio R. Delano
Edgar E. Strout
David White
Alexander Cook
Ward
Fred Bray
Henry M. Kirk
Alfred F. Cornell
Thomas E. Ruggles
Clarence A. Warren
William H. Nelley
James D. Denning
William A. O’brien
John J. O'Brien
Cambridge Primary Nominates Blodgett and Thurston for Mayor
In Cambridge the non-partisan group backed Warren K. Blodgett and the Democrats backed Charles H. Thurston for mayor. Thurston led the Democratic vote with 2735 to 2851 for Aylward and 1071 for Dietrich while unofficial tallies show Good as nominee for principal assessor by about 900.
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Cambridge
Warren K. Blodgett
Charles H. Thurston
Thurston
Aylward
Dietrich
Timothy W. Good
Farnham Nominated for Lowell Mayor in Republican Caucus
Frederick W. Farnham won the Republican nomination for mayor in Lowell caucuses today by a safe margin over James G. Hill and Captain William Fairweather. Democrat Mayor James B. Casey was renominated, defeating J. Joseph Hennessy by an overwhelming majority amid high voter turnout and campaign interest.
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Lowell
Frederick W. Farnham
James G. Hill
William Fairweather
James B. Casey
J. Joseph Hennessy
Somerville Primaries Narrow Yet Include Key Nominations
In Somerville the primaries drew light turnout with few contests. Republican mayoral nominee is Charles A. Grimmons and Democrat Abraham A. Elston. Ward 2 produced the largest Democratic vote, over 700, as Alderman William H. Smith edged William H. J. Thompson by four votes. Aldermen at large Elmer H. Spaulding and ward candidates William Smith Ward 1 and William F. Bar were nominated.
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Somerville
Charles A. Grimmons
Abraham A. Elston
William H. Smith
William H. J. Thompson
Phillips
Flaherty
Elmer H. Spaulding
William F. Bar
Fire rescue at Hotel Sundial in New Bedford
A Boston traveler named Shannon escaped death from a hotel fire at the Sun Dial hotel in New Bedford on November 21. Fire cut off escape from upper floors. William Hennessey and two others were trapped and may die from smoke inhalation. Edward Bowen the proprietor and Fred Klobedanz the ball player were saved by firemen.
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New Bedford
Boston
Shannon
Sundial
William Hennessey
Edward Bowen
Fred Klobedanz
Death of Captain James M Usher
Captain James M Usher, former commander of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, died last night at 11 30 at the Hotel Plaza. He was at the Hotel Plaza at the time of death.
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James M. Usher
The
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Hotel Plaza
Usher
New Night Meeting At Bijou Theatre On Washington Street
Public invited as well known members of both parties speak at 8 pm following a 7 30 pm session. event located next door north of Keith's Music on Washington Street. Attendance expected from local residents and supporters.
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BIJOU
Washington Street
Keith
Dewey Declares Candidacy for Boston Mayor
Henry S. Dewey announces he is a candidate for the office of Mayor of Boston and will remain a candidate until the next election day. He cites practical and theoretical politics and pledges to pursue square deal, decent campaigning, good government, and party allegiance.
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People of
Boston
Henry S. Dewey
Post
Dewe
Emery Demands Public Apology from Dewey in Ward 21
Fred A. Emery, on behalf of the Ward 21 Republican Committee, demands a public apology from Henry S. Dewey Esq for public insults. He offers $1000 to any charity if a charge of fraud can be proven and requests a reply by noon tomorrow.
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Henry S. Dewey
Republican Ward Committee
Ward 21
Fred A. Emery
Republican Committee
Dewey Declares Mayor Candidacy Amid Primary Fraud Claims
Judge Henry S. Dewey announces his bid for mayor of Boston alleging primary fraud cost him the Republican nomination. Frothingham refuses withdrawal while Ward 21 Republicans launch a broadside against Dewey. The controversy unfolds as party factions contend for the nomination.
Unknown steamer blown up near Nova Scotia reported by Kilkeel captain
Captain of the Kilkeel reports sighting an unknown two masted steamer blow up about 50 miles east of Halifax during a Thursday gale. He could not identify the vessel or confirm survivors, noting heavy seas and shoals. A large schooner was later seen bottom up off Ship Harbour.
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Halifax
N. S
Allen
Kilkeel
Beaver Harbor
Port Hastings
Beavers Harbor
Haven
Horse Island
Ship Harbor
Nova Scotia
Nurse in Suit Case Case Advances as Key Witness Found
The nurse who cared for Susan Geary and attended her death has been found and spoke to District Attorney Sughrue. The unnamed young caregiver, not Mrs. Dean of Roxbury, was present at the death and the operation but is not implicated criminally. Attorney William C. Maguire says his client gave a full statement and has no criminal connection, not indicted, not under arrest.
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Post
Susan Geary
M. J. Sughrue
District Attorney’s Office
Jean
William C. Maguire
Sughrue
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