Democrats plan push as ward chiefs reconvene in Boston
Twenty five Democratic ward chairmen met at the central committee to map campaign strategy. Alderman Flood signals unity while Republicans face factional disputes in Charlestown East Boston and Ward 16 17 18. Support grows for Quincy as Innis returns to bolster the ticket amid criticism of the Curtis administration.
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Central Committee
Alderman Flood
Boston
Quincy
Alderman Foo
Curtis
Folsom
Presho
Charlestown
Witt
Oscar Emerson
Berwin
John Colby
Colby
Municipal Reform League
Innis
Spring
Bell Telephone
Democratic Party
Mayon Curtis
Bridge Department
Broadway
Wise
Jerry Watson
Wheeler
City Hall
Reeves Wife Arrested In Hartford Adultery Case
Hartford, November 24. William E Reeves manager of Hands Across the Sea theatricals had his wife arrested for unduly intimate relation with Edmund Page Day an actor with Alexander Salvini company. Day and Mrs Reeves were arrested in a room Day hired Reeves to sue for divorce and custody of a minor Day and Mrs Reeves face adultery charges a state prison offence in this state.
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Hartford
Conn
William E. Reeves
Thanksgiving Praise Service at Tremont Temple Music Hall
Readable excerpts describe a Thanksgiving service honoring Rev. Samuel Francis Smith D D at Tremont Temple Music Hall. A large chorus performed America, Dr Lorimer delivered a tribute praising Smith, and reflections on his life and hymn writing, especially The Lone Star, are quoted.
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Tremont Temple
Music Hall
America
F. Smith
D. D
Dr. Smith
Samuel Francis Smith
Smith
Milton
Dr. Lorimer
The
Cooke
Lorimer
Thanksgiving Day 1895 Address At Young Men Union
President Baldwin led a Thanksgiving praise service at the Young Men’s Christian Union last night with the Damon sisters performing musical selections. Baldwin spoke on Thanksgiving Day 1895 An Address to Young Men and Young Women Away From the Old Home, noting the power of the phrase away from the old home and the sacred associations of the day.
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The
Young Men’s Christian Union
Lves
Lincoln
Baldwin
Damon Sisters
No-License Sermon Opens Debate in Maverick Church
The Rev. A H Plumb spoke in favor of no license at Maverick Church East Boston presenting a parable with Nabul as a liquor dealer and Elijah as a high license grantor. He argued against licensing, citing Sweden and Christiania records, the harm of liquor, temperance laws, and clergy corruption, urging support for no license and urging attendance at a benefit event for striking moulders.
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A.H. Plumb
D. D
Maverick Church
Boston
Nabul
Elijah
Sweden
Christiania
Dr. Storrs
Rim
Hell
Bright
Reverend Casson Speaks at Lynn Labor Church Meeting
Rev Herbert N Casson preached at the Labor Church on Oxford Street in Lynn this afternoon. The service drew workmen and families with representation from all city unions and Knights of Labor. He traced Thanksgiving Day to Roman times and warned of hardship for homeless families if Thanksgiving offerings fall short.
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Wisconsin Central Railroad
Cassdr
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jesus Christ
Christ
Eaguyt
God
Elijah A
Morse
Jay Gould
South Common
Lynn
Eugene V. Debs
Casson
Fall
Herbert N. Casson
Oxfoird Street
Boynton Armstros
First St Cecilia Mass Sung at Sacred Hearts Boston
The feast of St Cecilia was observed at the Church of the Sacred Hearts in East Boston with J W Burgoyne’s new mass sung for the first time. The 10:30 high mass drew a large crowd as Father Dermody preached. Burgoyne led a fifty-voice chorus with J D Buckingham of the New England Conservatory as organist, praised for the mass’s quality and performance.
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St. Cecilia
Rausic
Hevirton
Brooks Street
Boston
J. W. Bures
Mr. Burgoyne
Father Dermody
Father Adrmody
Burgoyne
J. D. Buckingham
Engda Conservatory of Music
Beecham's Pills For Constipation Ad
Beecham's pills for constipation offered in 10 percent and 25 percent strengths. Get the book at your druggist's and follow its directions.
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Beecham
Burgoyne Appointed Assistant Organist at Bucking Am
Burgoyne named assistant organist at Bucking Am in a recent church music appointment. The decision adds a new player to the musical team, expected to support liturgical services and special events.
Catholic Church and Colored People Lecture
At St. Joseph's Church Chambers street Daniel A. Rudd editor of the American Catholic Tribune of Detroit spoke on The Catholic Church and Colored People under the vicar-general. Rudd organized the first Catholic colored meeting in the United States and helped in the 1889 Baltimore centenary Catholic congress.
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St. Joseph’s Church
Chambers Street
Daniel A. Rudd
American Catholic Tribune
Detroit
Rudd
United States
Baltimore
Switzerland
Is Dumas Dead Paris Rumor Sparks Attention
The report at midnight claimed Alexandre Dumas was dead though unconfirmed. It notes his desperate condition while detailing his Parisian birth July 28 1824 and a life shaped by theatre, travel, poetry, and dramatic fame culminating in Camille and a leading role in French culture.
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Paris
Alexandre Dumas
M. Dumas
Dumas
Mediterranean
Academy
Camille
Severe earthquake shocks hit Mexico City causing structural damage
A strong quake struck Mexico City yesterday causing many water mains to fail and adobe houses to crumble, leaving residents in distress and officials assessing the extent of the damage across neighborhoods.
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City OF
Mexico
Postmaster General Warns of Postal Revenue Deficit
Postmaster General Wilson reports that 1895 revenues will miss expenditures due to a prolonged low business mood and cites second class postage as the major deficit source. He urges law changes to curb 1 cent per pound rates, notes 312 million pounds of second class mail in 1894, and discusses civil service reforms for carriers and fourth-class postmasters.
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Washington
Wilson
Bissell
Wanamaker
Department
Department of
Congress
Great Hunting in Pike County Wild Boars Attack Farmers
Reports from Pike county Penn describe monster bear encounters and boar incursions from the Black Forest. Charles Hazen killed a 460 pound bear after a six hour chase. Constable Albert Simonson killed a pursuing bear after a tense pursuit. other farmers report deer and hog fatalities and attacks by wild boars seen near Ulster and Hartwood. A man named George Lambert survived an oxen attack by a boar, while Charles Stanton fought a catamount with torn clothes and injuries.
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Port Jervis
Charles RE. Hazen
Blooming Grove Township
Hazen
Rattlesnake Creek
John Kelley
New York
Pike County
Simonson
George Shaffier
John Vennie
Black Forest
Germany
Otto Plock
Ciddebackville
Neversink
Hartwood
Special
William H. Crane
Lewis Boyd
Hartwood Park Association
Golden Hill
Ulstern County
Ulster County
Plock
George Lambert
Portland
Penn
Charles Spiegel
Centennial Schoolhouse
A. Lambert
Lambert
Charles Stanton
Highland
Sullivan County
Stanton
Liquor raids seize multiple suspects and plundered stock
Niquor officers conducted raids yielding numerous seizures across city addresses including lager, whiskey, and wine. Names listed include Jennie Sawyer John Houston Joseph Gahm Bernard Higgins James McNamara Mary Gammon Susan Huston Patrick ODonnell Thomas Gosnell and others with quantities stated for each item.
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Niquor
Jennie Sawyer
Chambers Street
John Houston
West First Street
Joseph Gahm
Attica Street
Bernard Higgins
Bennington Street
James McNamara
Mary Gammon
Gore Street
Joseph de Fero
Charter Street
Frank McCul
West Third Street
Timothy Lyons
Athens Street
Susan Huston
Patrick O'Donnell
Thomas Gosnell
East Third Street
Dedication of St. Anthony’s Church at Allston
The new St Anthony's Church in Allston was dedicated with Bishop McQuade preaching and Archbishop Williams officiating. Masses and vespers featured an augmented choir from St Columbkille's Brighton, with organist Miss Mary Powers and musicians including Warren's Orchestra. The church, part of St Columbkille's, bears St Anthony of Padua as patron and showcases Romanesque architecture with marble altars and onyx columns.
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St. Anthony’s
Allston
J. J. Williams
Boston
Bernard McQuade
Rochester
N. Y
S. Cullen
Watertown
Nicholas Welsh
Joseph Kelliher
Louis Walsh
Brighton
Peter McLaughlin
St. Columbkine’s Church
Mary Powers
Warren
Rosewig
Thomas Burns
Nellie Neville
Annie Dolan
Charles Facey
John Kelly
Drinan
Miss Bridge
Bridge
St. Columbkile’s Church
A. J. Rossi
St. Columbkille
Anthony of Padua
Munich
W. J. Sullivan
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William 3. Baldwin
Y. M. C. Union
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H. N. Casson
Batiste “Asperges
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Cess
Ereseees Witzska
Kyrie Eleison
Buyne
Morrie
J. L. Gilbert
J. W. Burgoyne Offertory
Ieee Bho
J. W W. Burgoyne
J. W. Burgoyne
Guilmant
Mae Urm
Emma
J. D. Buckingam
Rome
William H. O'Connell
American College
Vatican
Charles Hazen
ST. Anthony
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