Coldest election day foretold by Post on Republican turnout
A Toledo Commercial Telegram letter warns that nominating Arthur would depress GOP turnout in Ohio by 50,000 while Blaine or Logan would maximize it. A rival from Illinois urges Logan as nominee to mobilize western Republicans. The Post mockingly advises readers to bundle up for a reportedly frigid election day, urging clothing and body heat as defense.
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Toledo Commercial Telegram
Arthur
Ohio
Blaine
Illinois
Logan
West
Post
National Soldiers' Home sues Gov Butler for 18375
The National Soldiers' Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers sues Governor Butler in Hartford US circuit court seeking 18375 alleged misappropriated funds. Butler counters that the plaintiff is not a Connecticut citizen and that the court lacks jurisdiction. The piece notes veterans and Democratic ties, and hints at a stronger, clearer reply.
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The
National Soldiers’ Home For
Gov. Butler
United States
Crcuit
Hartford
Butler
Connecticut
Democratic Party
New York Election Results Show Democrats Expand Lead
Official figures show Democratic pluralities in multiple districts with Chapin over Davenport by 43 percent and Maxwell over Sexton, while O'Brien and Sweet also lead. The GOP suffers large losses. Democratic strength rises to an estimated 19,000 plurality, signaling a strong gains year over year and a potential 25,000 Democratic majority next fall.
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Davenport
Russell
Seymour
New York
Printers Strike Stalls at New York Post and Mail and Express
The Graphic reports little change in the printers strike. Post publisher St. John vows no concession to union demands, asserting full staffing and hiring from applicants. Mail and Express manager Matthews says operations continue with present force. union claims miscalculation and many out of work, with 400 to 500 idle printers in the city.
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New York
Post and Mailand Express
McKay
St. John
Post
Matthews
The
Mail and Express
Newport Hair-Ripping Assault Stuns City. Youth Seizes Girl
A 14 year old girl from Collins Burrill’s family was seized in broad daylight in Newport. The assailant blinded her with his left hand and cut off her back hair with a knife in his right. He fled after throwing the hair to the ground. Police pursue the unknown attacker as residents express shock.
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Providence
R. I
Newport
Collins Burrill
Murder verdict in exhumed body case shocks New Hampshire
Portmouth New Hampshire November 23 The autopsy of the exhumed body of Barrows of Kittery Maine shows conclusively that he was murdered. The inquest will probably close tomorrow and arrests will certainly follow.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Barrows
Kittery
Escapes at Sandwich jail and regional notes from Ottawa and Harrisburg
Greenwood the condemned murderer and Phipps the wife killer escaped from the Sandwich Ontario jail on Thursday night amid a general report of jailers and guards. A Montreal despatch notes morning fogs on the St. Lawrence closing navigation and steamers in winter quarters. An Ottawa despatch reports 21 cotton factories in the Dominion with several scaling production. Harrisburg wires say two republican State Senators resigned with more likely to follow over pay practices. A Philadelphia jury awarded Mary O Conner $10000 in a personal injury suit against Samuel G Keeley after a fire in 1882 left a girl with lasting injuries due to lack of a fire escape.
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Greenwood
Phipps
Sandwich
Ontario
Montreal
St. Lawrence
Charles F. Chessman
Chicago
Milford
Mass
Kentucky
Ottawa
Dominion
Harrisburg
House
Senate
Mary O’conner
Samuel G. Keeley
Philadelphia
Ren
Heavy Loss in Missouri and Railroads Running Again
Southeast Missouri reports losses in Piedmont area from 20000 to 39000 dollars with no lives lost. Floodwaters subside as rail lines recover. Illinois routes suffer but some trains resume between Indianapolis and St Louis. Lawrence Mass notes aldermanic candidates and party lines as convention analysis follows.
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Missouri
St.Louis
Piedmont
St. Francis
Black
Lilinois
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianola
Vincennes
St- Louis
This City
Green Castle
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Hamilton
Bee Line
Lawrence Mass
Lawrence
Mass
Navy
George L. Gage
C. H. Schoreland
John Hart
James W. Joyce
Cornelius Whitehead
D.C. Richardson
Gage
Schoreland
James C. Brown
D. C. Richardson
Michigan Murders Mystery Still Unsolved At Farm
Jackson reports say the five victims at the Crouch farm in Spring Arbor were found shot in bed. Investigators suspect revenge over robbery, with two ex‑conflicted parties being sought. The case remains baffling as officers search for the servant Julia Reese and Bolles, while drugging may have preceded deaths.
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Jackson, Mich
Jacob Crouch
Henry White
Local Nominations For Haverhill Municipal Election
Haverhill Massachusetts executive committee names a full city ticket including Mayor Calvin H. Weeks and ward officials for December election. Fall River Republicans nominate Milton Reed for mayor and school committee members. Dover Democrats nominate George W. Cash and Joseph Quaid as aldermen.
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Haverhill
Mass
Haverhill National Bank
Calvin H. Weeks
Lorenzo Frost
William F. Endicott
Hannibal G. Case
Beriah Foster
Martin Taylor
Samuel L. Jewett
Nathaniel K. Johnson
Fall River
Republican City Convention
Milton Reed
William G. Bennett
H. A. Dubuque
William R. Warner
E.hr. Taylor
al Dover
N. H. Dover
N. H
Democrats Tonight
George W. Cash
Joseph Quaid
Egyptian Army Falls Back Before the False Prophet
London dispatch reports Kardifan virtually lost and the Soudan in flames as Egyptian forces retreat toward Berga. Khartoum grows restless with a looming crisis while Coetogan relays disaster news to British commanders. Baker Pasha refuses to send gendarmes, order evacuations sweep Blue and White Nile ports, troops to Seaware and Khartoum.
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London
Times
Baltimore Opens Wood Yard to Help Tramps This Winter
Baltimore plans a Prov ident Woodyard Association project with 500 cords of wood and 30 sawyers. Tramps applying at police stations will earn tickets to the wood yard and be set to sawing, paid 50 cents per card. Wood goes to the city fire department.
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Baltimore
Provident Woodyard Association
Public school corporal punishment poll results
A survey asks whether corporal punishment is practised in schools and if better results come from using the method. It also questions legislative repeal of a law forbidding corporal punishment, showing prefect counts for yes and no responses.
Portland Men Bound Over on Assault Charge
George Martin was bound over in 1500 for assaulting Alvin Deering with a deadly weapon. His brother John held in 1000 for abetting, and their father Patrick’s case was laid over. Insurance commissioner Smith reports Union Mutual Insurance in better condition than a year ago.
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Portland
Navy
George Martin
Alvin Deering
John
Patrick
Smith
Union Mutual Insurance Company
Bolivian Moves Signal Peace Talks and Argentine Route
News from Bolivia reports Senor Montero leaving La Paz for the Argentine states likely bound for Europe. Bolivia plans peace talks with Chile and sends a diplomatic commission to Santiago while Col Lorenzo Iglesias advances toward Cajamarca to seize the city.
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Galveston
Bolivia
Senor Montero
Europe
Cbili
Santiago
Lorenzo Iglesias
Cajamarca
Verdict for 50 000 in Philadelphia court
A verdict of 50 000 was returned in the United States Circuit Court against Albert B. Slonaker of Philadelphia former internal revenue collector, in a government suit to recover a Bond of Benjamin B. Emery, a defaulting Mississippi third district collector.
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Philadelphia
United States
Albert B. Slonaker
Internal Revenue
Benjamin B. Emery
Third District
Mississippi
Duke of Castemonte Ransom Secured Near Trapani
The Duke of Castemonte, captured near Trapani, Sicily, by brigands has been ransomed for 30000 dollars. The payment averts harm to the noble, and the seized nobleman is released after the ransom transfer.
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Trapani
Sicily
Castemonte
Martin and Burrell Nominated for Mayor and Commissioner
The Republican municipal convention met Friday evening at the Meionaon with 140 delegates. Col A P Martin was nominated for mayor by acclimation and Gen Isaac Burrell for street commissioner. A nominating committee listed 24 ward representatives to select aldermen, including Parker ward1 Pate ward2 Roberts ward3 Boynton ward4 White ward5 Roban ward6 Carter ward7 Bates ward8 Denny ward9 Ross ward10 Whittier ward11 Ryder ward12 Hatech ward13 Doherty ward14 Gustin ward15 Morey ward16 Hichborn ward17 Beard ward18 Sullivan ward19 Harriman ward20 Plimpton ward21 Holmes ward22 Bigelow ward23 Lee ward24 Wingate ward.
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Meionaon
Augustus Russ
Henry Parkman
George P. Denny
A. P. Martin
John Conness
Isaac 5
Burrell
Charles F. Parker
Samuel Pate
John H. Roberts
Horace E. Boynton
George W. White
John H. Roban
G. ©. Carter
G. H. W. Bates
James Denny
Augustus Ross
A. R. Whittier
Francis W. Ryder
E. M. Hateh
W. W. Doherty
John F. Gustin
W. ©. Morey
Samuel Hichborn
A. W. Beard
P. F. Sullivan
George B. Harriman
Charles H. Plimpton
Richard Holmes
A. O. Bigelow
George Lee
James J. Wingate
Nihilist Prisoners Reported in Peter and Paul Fortress
From St. Petersburg the latest issue of The Will of the People details harsh conditions of political prisoners in the Peter and Paul fortress. It reports uniform mistreatment of men and women, the sick and healthy, with several driven to madness and some dying by self harm. corporal punishment is common.
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ST. Petersburg
Peter and Paul
Fires Devastate Worcester and Surrounding Mills
A Worcester fire at four this morning damaged the Central Exchange building and several nearby businesses, with losses around $1000 to the structure and larger insured losses from Jeremiah Kendall and others. Additional blazes in Portsmouth and Fall River area caused multi‑thousand dollar losses, with several institutions and mills burned or damaged and multiple insured parties named. The report also notes forest fires in Pennsylvania and a fatal house fire near Unionville, Missouri, along with other small incidents in Maine and Kentucky.
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Worcester
Mass
Central Exchange
Harrison Bliss
John Kendall
Charles Hamilton
M. RR
Haskell
Henry Perry
B. Winchester
Moses
Glenns Falls Company
William Brown
First National
Mechanics’ National
Mechanics’ Savings Banks
Sdyer
Atlantic Oil and Guane Works
Portsmouth
Stickney & Poor’s
Somerville
Somerville Avenue
Charles L. Aldis
Hyde Park
Beach Street
Protective No
Pearl Street
New England Telephone Company
Ad Ee
Pennsylvania
Huntingdon
Jack’s Mountain
Mill Creek
Alllenville
Unionville
T.W. Huston
Milo
E. S. Fisk
Paducah
Paducah Lumber Company
Newburgh
N. Y
Storm King Mountain
The Strike at The Post Ends in Post Victory
The Post strike by compositors began last Monday night with 230 workers walking out. Despite bribes and constant scouting by strikers, the Post restored full operation by Thursday and Friday. By week’s end 30 men were at work, while the typographical union funds dwindled with about $2000 spent and no lasting gain.
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Milliken House
Prido
Cox Leads Delegation Cheerful On Final Choice
Washington Dispatch to the Graphic says Mr. Cox is buoyant about securing nearly all his delegation to the end of the contest. Rumors claim Mr. Tilden opposes him but Cox allies deny it. Hewitt backs the New York candidate from the start, while reports of John Kelly visiting in Cox’s interest are denied.
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Washington Dispatch
Cox
Mr. Tilden
Hewitt
New York
John Kelly
Kelly
Aged father of murdered Zora Burns heads to Lincoln
A Decatur Ill dispatch says Zora Burns’s aged father, followed by a dozen rough men, traveled to Lincoln seeking an encounter with O A Carpenter, who was arrested for the crime. Locals expect a confrontation similar to past attempts by Burns’s father.
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Chicago
Navy
Daily News
Decatur
Ill
Zora Burns
Lincoln
Question on Gen William Mahone's college education
A reader from Silsbee asks the Editor of the Boston Post which college or university Gen William Mahone graduated from. The inquiry aims to complete a list of United States senators and their education. The correspondent signs Yman Water Town N Y dated Nov 22.
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William Mahone
United States
Yman Water Town
N. Y
Silsbee
Waite Presses Chandler on New London Navy Yard
Congressman Waite has urged Secretary Chandler to fund the New London navy yard, but the secretary replies that without moving the naval asylum to New London the yard should be returned to the state, as the US already owns ample property for naval needs.
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The
Springfield Republican
Waite
Chandler
New London Navy Yard
New London
United States
Randolph will proven. large NJ estate to widow and family
The will of the late Hon. Theo F Randolph of New Jersey is proven in court. Mrs. Randolph receives 150000 income in lieu of Gower while 200000 is paid quarterly to the children. Bessie L Hoge of Richmond Virginia gets 10000 annually. Generous allowances are provided for grandchildren and family servants.
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Theo. F. Randolph
New Jersey
Insurgents in Meragoane Depend on Rats and Herbs
From Hayti advices New York reports Meragoane insurgents relying on scavenged rats and wild herbs for subsistence. Fear of the president’s vengeance keeps many from surrender. President Saloman says only about 2600 in arms, with three cities under government control.
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New York
Hayti
Meragoane
Pres. Saloman
Nob Hill Dinner Taboo Sparks SF Social Stir
A Nob Hill family faces social ostracism after a dinner menu printed boiled onions in English, deemed a flagrant offense in San Francisco social circles since 1849. The incident highlights strict etiquette expectations among San Francisco’s elite.
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San Fancisco Post
San Francisco
Discovery of a volcanic island near Bogaslor
Captain Hogue aboard the Dora reports a newly created volcanic island with visible smoke and flames near Bogaslor at latitude 53 degrees and longitude 167 degrees. Captain Anderson of the whaler Matthew Turner corroborates the discovery.
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San Francisco
Hogue
Dora
Bogaslor
Anderson
Matthew Tormer
Drowning, jail term, rail plans and gale relief in Maine
Columbus Burrill's son drowned at Fairfield on Wednesday. Loring F. Shaw, a Eastern railroad brake man, gets 90 days in Portland jail for stealing goods in transit. Col Greene of Shore Line railroad hopes to run a passenger train to Ellsworth Falls by Christmas. Biddeford Pool population is 170 with 45 families and 27 Husseys and 20 Goldth waits. Herbert L. of North Orrington drowned in a late gale by the capsizing of the eer Charles Upton of Ellsworth off Oldfield Night. Elihu Conant, 21, killed himself on the 13th in his hunting cabin in Somerset county woods, recently from Massachusetts. Fitzgerald of Portland fatally burned when a Prosene lamp exploded Friday evening. St Andrews church at Damariscotta, built by Episcopals, consecrated Thursday with donors including Charles P. Gardiner and sister of Boston, William T. Gudden and John G. Stetson of Boston. Rev H R Pyne reports twenty six men driven from the woods by the gale asking Brownville for aid, wintering in the town after losing work. one crew tried to drive out their oxen and horses after twenty seven hours, killed the animals to move on.
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Columbus Burrill
Fairfield
Loring F. Shaw
Eastern Railroad
Portland
Col. Greene
Shore Line Railroad
Elsworth Falls
Biddeford
Herbet L
North Orrington
Charles Upton
Ellsworth
Oldfield
Elihu Conant
Somerset County
Massachusetts
Fitzgerald
Poe
St .Andrews Church
Damariscotta
Keely
Charles P. Gardiner
Boston
William T. Gudden
John G. Stetson
H.R. Pyne
Deer hunting opens in Piermont and nearby areas
The Piermont region starts deer hunting season as local activity upticks. Waumbek of Bethlehem has signed a contract to deliver 3,000,000 feet of lumber to the mill this winter. The Manchester Union notes that E. Brockway, a famed counterfeiter and forger, was once a merchant at Peterboro thirty eight years ago. The paper also reports ex governor Head held a life policy of 60,000 dollars in regular companies and 50,000 in relief associations.
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Piermont
Waumbek
Bethlehem
Manchester Union
E. Brockway
Peterboro
Diphtheria Outbreak Darkens Waterbury Area
Waterbury reports widespread diphtheria with Edward Baker age 12 dying from the disease. Four siblings are ill and fear of burial at night grows. A new Newport hotel Albion House is planned for November 27. A Bellows Falls post office robbery probe found a bored safe with no loot.
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Edward Baker
Asa Baker
Waterbury
Bellows Falls
Read of Local Happenings A Series of Crime and Civic Items
A survey of brief local notices reports deaths in New Marlboro and Webster, a drowning, lights due by Thanksgiving, a skunk theft in South Hadley Falls, accidental deaths in Holyoke, new ballot boxes in Northampton, infidelity discovery in Suffield, jail escapes, a skeleton found near South Foxboro, a temperance convention in Fitchburg nominating mayoral and alderman candidates, a depot burglary in Ashland, liquor theft at Hopkinton Milford line, and a stabbing on the Bristol steamer in Fall River with bail set for the accused.
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John E. Potter
New Marlboro
Thomas Grimes
Webster
Worcester
South Hadley Falls
Deacon Lamb
William Dufresne
Holyoke
Northampton
Eno
Suffield
Westfield
Annie Ryan
Emily Georgesen
Hampden County
Springfield
Joseph Comey
Foxboro
Harvey Fales
Wrentham Almshouse
Citizen’s Temperance Convention
Fitchburg
Jabez Fisher
Henry
Putnam
Francis Sheldon
J. F. D. Garfield
Jos
Wilson
Edwin A. Goodrich
Boston and Albany
Ashland
Hopkinton and Milford
John McNamara
Bristol
John Cummings
Fall River
Cummings
McNamara
New York
Governor Waller Leads Evacuation Day Parade from Norwich
Governor Waller and his staff with the Third Regiment band departed by the Norwich line for New York Sunday night to participate in Evacuation Day events Monday in the city. The trip follows state duties and a ceremonial sendoff by regional officials. The day’s schedule reflects historic observances tied to the evacuation, with the band set to perform in commemorative ceremonies and parade activities in New York.
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Waller
Norwich
New York
Ann Farley
New Haven
Hartford
Connecticut
Thomas Carter
George Poole
James Anderson
Schierge
New London
Norvvich
Carter
Death and crime notes from East Boston report
Missing man Seth Wiley, 46, of 239 Trenton street East Boston since Nov 15. Hugh McElroy found suffocated by meat lodged in windpipe at 181 Merrimac street. John Hurley arrested for assaulting Kitty Reed and Blanche Lamont at 4 Bates place. Dr Hunter bought Hatheway apothecary stock in forged checks and fled. Glass window broken at 72 Washington street Nichols tailor. cloths stolen. Andrew Robinson 15 charged with breaking into Rice liquor store at 65 Blackstone street and stealing cigars, cigarettes, opera glasses worth 36. Part of loot recovered. Robinson had prior probation.
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Seth Wiley
Trenton Street
Boston
Hugh McElroy
Merrimac Street
John Hurley
Kitty Reed
Blanche Lamont
Bates Place
Dr. Hunter
Andrew Robinson
Prince Street
Charles A. Rice
Blackstone Street
Robinson Wie
Evening high school closes registration amid growth
Yesterday marked the closing of registration for the evening high school after moving to a new Montgomery Street building in 1981. Under Mr. E. C. Carrigan the school grew from about 500 members to over 1600, occupying 15 rooms with 15 teachers.
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Montgomery Street
E. C. Carrigan
Carrigan
A. 2. Mayo
Boston
Infernal Machines Found in London Socialist Plot
London police arrest William Wolff a leading London socialist at Vincent Square Westminster. Two internal explosive machines with time fuses found in his home along with 14 powder cans and a letter to Count von Munster. Explosion feared at German Embassy and Praed Street station sparks outrage among Metropolitan Underground workers.
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Wolf
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Vincent Square
Westminster
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St. James
Wolff
Metropolis
Majendiec
Wolf Ig
Royal Aquarium
William Wolffana
James Ingham
Bow Street
Williamson
Low Street
Vauxhall Bridge
Count von Munster
London Underground Railroad
Metropolitan Underground Railway
Praed Street
Lowell
Parnell
Cambridge Nomination List and Local News Briefs
Cambridge residents nominate Mayor Fox again as ward officers are named. Ward 1 selects aldermen James Wilkinson and Samuel McDaniel with a school panel, while Ward 2 includes P A Lindsay and B F Tweed. Ward 3 lists Stephen Anderson and John Coveny with a school committee, Ward 4 names M E Rideout and J H Wells with W D Church. Additional notes report Station Agent La Forme’s accident and amputation, Lynn workers’ mayoral nomination meeting, Cambridge independents caucusing, George Collier’s death after a Bev erly bridge accident, burglary cases in Ward 6, Waltham factoryWatch sales limits, and Newton election interest with Mayor Eils on renominated and citizen candidate efforts.
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Citizens
Fox
James ¥. Wilkinson
Samuel W. McDaniel
Garret E. Neigle
Chas. H. Hunnewell
P. A. Linsday
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F. F. Nestler
Stephen Anderson
John W
la Forme
Franklin
Workingmen’s City Committee
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Independents
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Salem Hospital
Salem Court
Thomas MccGlue
John McCartney
Superior Court
Thomas Symond
Ward 6
Waltham Watch
Newton
Eilison
Kimball
Lynn NorTES Electric Lights Planned for Central Square
The American electric lighting company will place four electric lights today in Central square. Benjamin H. Dorman & Co shoe manufacturers have moved their business to Gilmanton New Hampshire. Water mains work for the new water works at river pond began Thursday. Ezra F Beals Everett resident committed Thursday by shooting himself with a revolver. J W Benway charged with attempting to blow up the house of John Long Dedham was arraigned Friday and held for appearance Saturday. Richard Welch discharged at Deer Island Friday but arrested on an old Hyde Park burglary charge on landing in Boston. Cambridge Court Friday Joseph Nagle Emanuel Daniels truancy sentenced to one year at the workhouse school.
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I T
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Talcott H. Russell
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Edmundd Richardson
Daniel A
George Wilcox
Daniel
George
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Stephen R. Dennen
Third Church
Dennen
Ezra F. Beals
Everett
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Dedham
Richard Welch
Deer Island
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Hyde Park
Cambridge Court
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Emanuel Daniels
Workhouse
L. M. Nichols & Co
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Aibiad
N. Y
Thompson & Dickinson
Rochester
Nathaniel A. Boyton
Beekman Street
John Sharples, Sons & Co
Quebec
LaDow and Lomas
Benjamin F. Burgess & Sons
Suffolk County
Mississippi Valley Bank
Menoe Miss
A. K. Bonham & Co
St. Louis
John F. Halpin & Co
Timothy Munroe Rhodes
Summer Street
Benjamin
Joy
Commercial Street
Hele
Rhodes
Charles E. Grinnell
Frank Dalton
W. H. H. Emmons
Charles Rollin Stainard
Bernard A. Marks
Thomas A. Hutchins
John Guild
Franklin Fowler
George A. Hentz
Marshall Nevers
Stephen J. Hernden
Samuel B. Bassett
William P. Harkins
West Dedhum Street
Daniel Shales
Dorchester Street
Hearing Wraps Up With Questions On Recount Authority
The governor and council closed a hearing on Major Luther Day s petition for Essex county sheriff recounts drafting three questions to the Supreme Judicial Court. They seek whether aldermen may recount sheriff ballots and if 10 voter requests suffice and whether the council can recount ballots in cities or towns. Answers may take weeks and mirror Attorney General Train s 1877 opinion.
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Greenback
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Supreme Judicial Court
Train
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Hampden County
Lrain
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Dem
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Essex
Horatio G. Herrick
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City firms pall and lectures mark city week events
The firmer's annual pall will be on Thursday Feb. 21 1984 likely at Mechanics Building. Hon E W Kinsley to address Mercantile Library Association tonight. A O Brewster to repeat Daniel Webster lecture at Tremont Temple Dec 6. Streets laid out Evans and Montrose. Wallimbek street proposed. Copley square curbing debate continues. Temperance events planned with ex governors and Col Bain addressing college and public. Young Men's Christian Association to replace Sunday services with a song service at 4:30 PM tomorrow. Rev D N Merideth to speak. Bogeree Street quartet to perform. A physiology and hygiene class to be organized next Wednesday led by Dr O S Slarden.
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Daniel Webster
Tremont Semple
Evans Street
Milton Avenue
Nelson Street
Montrose Street
Warren
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Wallimbeck Street
Warren Street
Roxbury
Copley Squire
Barvard College
Total Abstinence League
Jooun Post
Joan
Kansas
Lon
John BR. Finch
Nebraska
Col. Bain
Kentucky
Tremont Temple
St. John
J. B. Finehand
Young Men’s Christian Association
BR. R. Merideth
D. D
Bogeree Street
O. 5. Slarden
Governor-Elect Robinson Visits State House Though No Call
Governor-elect Robinson visited the State House Friday but did not call at the executive chamber. The Old Colony Railroad Company petitions the legislature for leave to purchase land to build a second track between South Braintree and Middleborough and between South Braintree and Somerset Junction in Fall River via Taunton. Militia changes are announced this week.
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Old Colony Railroad Company
South Braintree
Middleborough
Somerset Junction
Fall River
Taunton
Coins of Saxon Kings Found in Roman Forum
A considerable number of coins from the reigns of Edward Athelstan and Edmond and others related to various Archbishops of Canterbury have just been discovered in the Forum at Rome.
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Mahone Likely Disappointed By North Press Reception
A fragment from the Albany Journal mentions Rep Mahone facing a cool reception from Republican press and northern readers. The piece then diverts to a furniture dealer on Canal Street in Boston offering a large stock of chamber suites lounges and book cases with prompt delivery and affordable prices. It also touts Argostura Bitters as a worldwide household staple now warning against counterfeiters.
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Gen
Martin
Simmons
Republican City Committee
Metropolitan Railroad Company
General Martin
Boston Water Board
Home Savings Bank
Howard National Bank
John Hancock Life Insurance Company
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Loyal Legion
O’brien
Palmer
Gen. Martin
Henry P. Kidder
Samuel C. Cobb
Metropolitan Railroad
William A. Simmons
Water Board
Mr. Simmons
Charles M. Clapp
North End
Mr. Clapp
Henry W. Longley
Fire Commission
Longley
L. Foster Morse
Morse
Michigan
K. A. Apgar
Monmouth County
Teachers’ Institute
Asbury Park
Shoemaker’s Butler Club
Central Democratic Butler Club
Gen. Isaac 8. Burrell
Frank R. Morrison
Thomas Copaland
W. H. Townsend
George F. Shepherd
M. J. Walsh
Thomas O'Neil
Emery Souther Dr
George IE. Stackpole
John §. Clark
Luther H. Wightman
W. W. Warren
Lewis A. Drake
E. ¥. Higgins
Otis Db. Dana
Horace W. Stickney
Henry P. Olin
Edmund H. Hewins
Charles H. Allen
Oliver Downing
John H. White
M. G. Daniell
George D. McLaughlin
H. P. Bowditch
Paris
Marquis Tseng
Earl Granville
China
France
Cairo
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Roenberg
Newfoundland
Crown Prince
Germany
Madrid
Pme
Royal Palace
Lake Geneva
Evian
Ouchy
Atlantic Oil and Guano Works
Liverpool
Globe
City of
Ames Atkins
New England Trust Company
Devonshire and
Water Streets
Amnion
Office of the Post
Oid
Milk Street
Washington Streets
Woburn Journal
U. P
the College OF the Devil
Randolph
Ethics OF San Francisco Society
Rew Haven
Conn
A. B. Johnson
Aliea
McDonell
Johnson
NEW England News
Avne
Brownville
Nee
Albion House
Andrew Parks
Pacific
Simon Franklin Gibbs
Gouldsville
Joseph Freeman
Baptist Church
N. C. Saunders
Chelmsford
St. Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury Musical Festival, Under Direction of W. F. Snerwin
Willoughby Lake House
Crystal
R. J
John Bull
P. Shillaker
Hartford Post
Boston P Advertising
O’ Brien
Business
Tume State House
Court St
SETIS
Canal
Friend Sts
Paine’s
Brock
Pepe
Rogers
Wero Ss
Park House
Bosworth ST
School and
Bromfield Streets
Tremont Street
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