Statewide election results show Pillsbury leads by plurality
Detailed returns list Governor Russell over Colonel Allen of Lowell with Pillsbury winning by 12 347 across the state. Councillor races report Keith Mitchell Stearns Donovan Loring Morse and Morgan leading in their districts with margins ranging from hundreds to a few thousand votes among Republicans Democrats Prohibition and Socialist Labor lines.
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Commonwealth
William E. Russell
Cambridge
Charles H. Allen
Dell
Charles &. Kimball
Lynn
Henry Winn
Den
Leoples Party
Harry W. Rovinson
Boston
Soc
Labor
Iou Sk Sakes
Governor Russell Proclaims Passage of Poll Tax and Quorum Amendments
The Governor announced the adoption of two constitutional amendments in a proclamation. The poll tax amendment received broad support across several counties, while the quorum amendment showed strong approval in most regions. Estimated totals show Yes and No tallies by county, leading to overall adoption.
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Suffolk
Praneiug
Ces Ebee
Fes
Berkshire
Norfolk
Isteseo
Dukes County
Ccs
Worcebior
Hampshire
Franklin
Erks Shire
Barnstable
Foukes County
Nantucket
Ate Es Toeaio
Russell
Thanksgiving Eve at Faneuil Hall Markets Chaos
A dated eyewitness account describes a bustling pre Thanksgiving scene at Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market. Shoppers push through stalls of poultry and produce while vendors hawk items from makeshift stands. Women in shawls, children, and a mix of buyers fill the crowded aisles as vendors quarrel and bargain amid lively street theater.
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Turbulent Bay State League meeting in Lawrence encampment hall
A violent session of Bay State League certificate holders in Lawrence featured delegates from the West and South. Officials announced funds totaling 318,200 with deposits in state banks and protests, and calls were made to appoint a receiver to wind up the affairs as lawsuits progress in Dewey’s court.
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Washington Street
Boston
Joseph W. Hamilton
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Hamilton
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Brookline
Allen
French
State House
A. M. Beattie
Norwalk
Dewey
Beattie
Keefe
John J. Harvey
Council For
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Sanborn
Mutual
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Superior Court
LaCroix V Otis Manufacturing and Waters V Waters
In Ware, United States Circuit Court heard tort actions. George LaCroix seeks 30000 damages for an arm loss in a machine at Otis Manufacturing mill. verdict for the defendant. Augustus Messer sues Edward Waters for 6000 damages alleging deceit. jury deliberating with counsel H P Harriman for plaintiff and J R Hall for defendant.
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J. George LaCroix
Otis Manufacturing Company
Ware
P. J. Hoar
G. D. Robinson
Augustus S. Messer
Edward J. Waters
H. P. Harriman
J. R. Hall
Returns show varied Senate plura lities across districts
Official returns reveal wide spreads in the Massachusetts Senate races with McNary leading all at 2991 in Sixth Suffolk. Other large pluralities include Bob Howard 2312 Second Bristol and Merritt 14 in First Hampden. Close districts include Coveny 189 in Third Suffolk, Carter 158 in Sixth Essex, Stevens 151 in Third Worcester, and McDonald 167 in Berkshire.
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Suffolk
Senate
Bob Howard
Bristol
Hampden
Essex
Worcester
John R. Thayer
George K. Nichols
A. Merritt
E. P. Shaw
Coveny
Richard A. Carter
W. R. Rowell
Patrick J. Kennedy
Boston
Henry Parkman
William 5. McNary
Michael J. MecEttrick
William H. Carberry
William H. West
Essex County
Charles H. Baker
Lynn
William E. Meade
Salem
Luther Dame
Newbury
Ward P. Shaw
Newburyport
B. Frank Southwick
Peabody
Richard A Carter
Lawrence
Middlesex County
Francis H. Raymond
Somerville
Gorham D. Gilman
Newton
John Read
Cambridge
James W. McDonald
Marlboro
Edwin F. Wyer
Woburn
B. Marvin Fernald
Melrose
John E. Drury
Lowell
Worcester County
D.m
Grafton
Eben S. Stevens
Dudley
Alfred
Pinkerton
Worcester-Hampshire
Sidney FP. Smith
Athol
Hampden County
Christopher C. Merritt
Springfield
William Provin
Westfield
Franklin
Wilder P. Clark
Winchendon
Berkshire
Stephen A
Royal Baking Powder preserves nutritive elements in bread
The Gas that Leavens, East and baking powders that produce leavening gas by fermentation or putrefactive action destroy a portion of the most nutritive elements of flour. The Royal Baking Powder creates leavening by mechanical means and thus preserves those elements, making bread the staff of life. No other leavening agent matches this quality.
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Pembroke and Bristol County Legislators Named in Totals
Pembroke Rep Isaac N Nutter of East Bridgewater 567 Bristol County Edward Mott Taunton Rep 494 Robert Howard Fall River Dem 2312 William M Butler New Bedford Rev 953 Cape District John Simpkins Yarmouth Rep 2206.
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Isaac N. Nutter
East Bridgewater
Bristol County
Edward Mott
Taunton
Robert Howard
Fall River
William M. Butler
New Bedford
Cape District
John Simpkins
Yarmouth
Harris Case Trial Resumes In Superior Court
The Harris case in Superior Criminal Court resumed yesterday with Henry Jetter on the stand. Jetter testified about conversations with the defendant and noted no correspondence bearing on the matter. The trial will continue on Monday.
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Weather Indications Forecast for New England States
FAIA Washington reports weather outlook through Thursday for Maine New Hampshire Vermont and for Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut. Cool conditions prevail with fair skies and west to southwest winds. temperatures rise slightly by Friday.
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Their Golden Wedding Reception at White Street Home
Mr and Mrs Sylvanus Smith celebrated their golden wedding with a reception at their East Boston residence on White street yesterday afternoon and evening. They received many costly presents from friends and relatives.
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White Street
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Boston
Supreme Judicial Court Entries Include Taber Case
The Supreme Judicial Court reports a ruling in Commonwealth vs James Taber on liquor charges in Easton Bristol County. The court overruled a motion to arrest judgment and noted issues about authority of the justice who received the complaint. Other cases involve Daly vs New Jersey Steel & Iron, and Daly’s administrator’s notice deemed sufficient for a work site injury. Multiple Suffolk session entries cover personal injury actions against West End Street Railway and Boston, with verdicts and pro forma outcomes, plus replevin and other civil pleadings.
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Len
J. Commonwealth
James ©. Taber
Easton
Bristol
Blodgett
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A. E. Pillsbury
G. C. Travis
Commonwealth
J. and
R. C. Brown
D-Femant
John C. Daly
New Jersey Steel & Iron Company
Central Vermont Railroad Company
Connecticut River Railroad Company
Springhel
Superior Court
Suffolk
Biopeert
Mary E. Hill
West End Street Railway Company
J.D. Long
A. J. Clary
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
W. B. Sprout
John Carlen
J. W. Pickering
W. K. Sprout
Michael J. Welch
City of
Boston
Manchester
T. W. Proctor
Simon Tauber
Joseph Hi. Vialle
J. R. Murphy
J. R. Churchill
Profit Sharing at Bourne Mills Extended
Circular announces six month extension of profit sharing at Bourne Mills. Registration closes January 2, 1892, at 1 p.m. for employees with faithful service to July 2, 1892 and interest in the saving fund. The treasurer George A. Crace praises staff effort and notes directors endorse ongoing trial.
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Bourne Mill
Grorce A. Crace
Elks Benefit Tickets On Sale For Boston Theatre Event
Tickets for the Elks benefit set for Thursday afternoon December 3 at the Boston Theatre go on sale at the theatre box office Friday morning. Choice seats also available at the Boylston Cafe Washington and Boylston streets Wednesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
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Boston
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Boylston Streets
Boston Post Announces Short Story Contest for Boston Residents
The Boston Post will award 100 50 and 25 to the best three short stories about Boston and Bostonians. Entries must be under 1600 words on one side of paper and from Boston or New England residents not connected with the Post. Rev. Edward Everett Hale to judge.
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