Quincy Campaign Rally Opens in Charlestown Hall
The Democrats plan a campaign kick off next Saturday at Monument Hall Charlestown presided by Senator Joseph J Corbett with speaker John B Moran and others including Congressman Fitzgerald and Philip J Doherty. Timely rallies will follow across wards with a noon event at Faneuil Hall as Quincy campaign support expands amid denials of AP indorsement rumors and rebuttals from Bordman Hall and Charles. Timothy W Coakley adds call to organize meetings and stanza of timetables for the near election.
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Philip J. Doherty
Donovan
Quincy
James E. Hayes
John J. Mahoney
Salem D. Charlies
Faneuil Hall
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Hall
Charles
Folsom
Presho
Republian
Bordman Hall
Mr. Hall
Timothy W. Coakley
Pemberton Square
Open Letter to Bordman Hall on Boston Mayor Race
Timothy W. Coakley writes to Bordman Hall urging public debate between Josiah Quincy and the current mayor. He praises Bordman Hall's independence and calls for a clear, factual comparison of each candidate’s records to inform Democratic voters in Boston.
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Bordman Hall, Esq
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
Boston
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Wheeler on Quincy criticizes city department consolidation
In a letter to the editor, Wheeler defends the recent consolidation of the ferry and street departments. He argues it increased efficiency and reduced costs, noting a new boat schedule, lower six month expenses, and payment of old bills. Wheeler cites improved pavement work and public service gains under Superintendent Kellough.
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Burke
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Curtis
Boston
Board of Aldermen
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B. T. Wheeler
MR MALLORYS REASONS FOR NOT SUPPORTING MAYORAL CANDIDATE
Everett T Mallory of 88 Castle Street sets out his reasons for opposing the Republican mayoral candidate. He cites alleged vote suppression in Ward 16 during a Republican caucus, warns of deals and “combinations” among party leaders, and argues Democrats should not direct Republican caucuses. He would vote for a clean Democrat if needed to rebuke a bad Republican nomination.
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O’brien
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Massachusetts
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Court House
City Hall
Everett T. Mallory
Castle Street
Wheeler's feverish activity in Boston streets
E J D letters to the Post November 3 critique cites Mr Quincy open letter and blame for street paving quality. He notes feverish activity to repair streets, compares current work with last year and calls attention to newly urgent complaints as partisan eyes avert truth.
Roxbury Men Endorse Quincy for Mayor of Boston
At a large Roxbury Political Club meeting at 2284 Washington Street last evening, Josiah Quincy was unanimously endorsed for Mayor of Boston. The attendance was extensive, signaling strong local backing for Quincy’s candidacy.
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Indorse Quincy
Roxbury Political Club
Washington Street
Indorse Josiah Quincy
Oston
Spectacle Celebrates Republican Victory and Policy Kicks
Boston rally commemorates the 1896 campaign, praising Gen George H Lyman and Henry Cabot Lodge for leadership. Speakers stress immigration limits, tariff reform under a Republican House, and a non entangling foreign policy while saluting Massachusetts figures like Curtis Guild Jr and Thomas Reed as future winners.
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Hayes
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Curtis Guild, Jr
Cleveland
Lodge
Electric Lodge I O O F Celebrates Fifth Anniversary in Canton Hall
Merry Odd Fellows event in Brockton marks fifth anniversary with banquet. Notables present include Mayor John J Whipple and Dr A Elliott Paine. Delegates representing numerous towns attended. An album for the 372 lodge members was presented, with Peerless Lodge Rebekah ladies gifting a table for the album.
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Electric Lodge
Canton Hall
John J. Whippie
A. Elliot Paine
Nemasket
T. 8. Atwood
Canton Nemasket
L. B. Hatch
Whitman
Henry A. Thomas
Greenhalge
Indorsement of Bordman Hart by Ward 24 Republicans
A Dorchester letter from November 2 states about half the Ward 24 Republican voters back Bordman Hart. The writer praises Hart as able, honest, and upright, noting the GOP candidate must hustle to win the ward. The message says old solid Republicans oppose the ward ring, not the A P A.
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Ward
Bordman Hart
Dorchester
Weathered Lexington Race Meet Yields Fast Times Amid Snow
Snow fell at Lexington with racegoers near stoves as four and a half furlongs saw Chatter Box win for Martin over White Oak and Cerro Fio rdo second in 5944 seconds. Leonell led six furlongs with Tenor second as Caliven won sixth furlong, and Fred Barr took five and a half furlongs followed by Hawthorne Bell. Momus won the seven furlongs with Hazema second in 1:83.
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Ae Stoves
Chatterbox
Martin
White Oak
Leonell
Cerro Fiordo
Tenor
Caliven
Glad
Chenoa
Fred Barr
Hawthorne Bell
Derette
Momus
Hazema
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Meet Set For Monday Night
Sporting notes list several local athletic aims including a Cambridgeport Gymnasium basketball game planned for Monday night and indoor duals between East Boston Athletic Club and Cambridgeport Gymnasium.
Massachusetts Amateur Bowling Results Reported Tonight
M A L Bowling records show Lowell Les Miserables 2607 and At Brockton Keswicks 2303 with Reso lutes defeating N H R 2245 to 2231 in Beverly Massachusetts as part of recent league play yesterday.
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Mass
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Resolutes
Charlestown Club Defeats Oxford In Bowling Match
Enthusiasm ran high as Charlestown Club bowled Oxford on Charlestown alleys last night. A large crowd of bowling fans witnessed Charlestown win the match with a score of Charlestown 2622 Oxford.
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Whist results at Jeffries Winter Club
Melrose A C wins 313 to 311 over Jeffries Winter Club with a net plus one.
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Melrose A. C
Football Notes Show Somerville Y M C A Seek Thanksgiving Match
The Somerville Y M C A football team seeks a Thanksgiving morning game and asks the Post's sporting editor to contact them. Glenwood Social Club of South Boston formed an eleven and aims to play Saturday Nov 30 against Pickwicks. lineup listed with J Donohoe at center and J Arroll at fullback. Roxbury High School forfeited a junior interscholastic league game with Dedham after Roxbury failed to appear, leaving Dedham unable to play.
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Glenwood Social Club
South Boston
Pickwicks
J. Donohoe
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B. Woods
Dedham High School
Clark
Dedham
Roxburys
Hyde Park Newton Game Decides Suburban Bowl at Newton Centre
The Hyde Park Newton Athletic Association football game moves to Thanksgiving Day at 10 a m at Newton Centre. The match will determine the owner of the suburban league silver bowl and is billed as one of the year's most interesting contests in the Boston area.
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Newton Centre
Boston
Haverhill Bowlers Defeat Lowells In League Tilt
Haverhill rolled to a 2581 to 2437 victory over Lowell in the Merrimac Valley League at Palace alley. Despite uneven play and many bad breaks, the Haverhill team secured the win tonight.
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Lowells
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Lowen
Harvard Cross-Country Run Strands Twelve Racers In Wet Weather
Twelve Harvard athletes braved rain for a cross country run starting at the Carey building at 3 50. The course extended via Garden street Cambridge clay pits Concord avenue Fresh Pond Mt Auburn and Brattle to the gym. Grant of the freshman class won in 31 minutes 2 1 2 seconds with Blackmore close behind in 33 minutes 89 seconds followed by Putnam Prall and Tobey.
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Prall
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Results at Baltimore Horse Races Report
Baltimore notes results from five furlongs to one mile races with winners Beatrice IV Irish Reel Little Jim Maurice Emotional and Llame. times range 1 04 3 4 to 1 49 1 4 and fields list second and third place horses.
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Venetia III
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Illusion
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Maurice
Augusta Belle
Levina
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Telegram
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Little Tom
Long - Bridge
Corbett Stakes on Baseball Move Sparks Debate
A report says William A. Brady plans to buy control of a National League club and install James J. Corbett and his brother into baseball, with Corbett at first base and his brother as pitcher. Critics doubt NL approval, warn of bad imitation, bankruptcy risk, and public backlash against prize fighters in the national game.
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James J. Corbett
National League Baseball
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New York
Philadelphia
Boxing Gossip Sparks and Matches Stirring in 1890s Circles
Boxing gossip notes a Dixon Er ie bout may end before seven rounds though a lively draw is possible. Plimmer’s reputation challenged by Palmer, with Brer Plimmer and Davies and Jimmy Barry’s hand injury, plus Maher’s Wheeling showcase and New York matchmaking plans. Smith, Pickaninny, and Sullivan negotiations surface as clubs seek clean fights and Walcott Lavigne betting doubts emerge. Spike Sullivan potential foes eyed, Johnny Van Heest set to box Tommy Dixon for 500 dollars, and Lynn boxing events teased as Harry Hutchins signs off.
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New York
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Davies
Jimmy
Peter Maher
Wheeling
W. Va
Jim Hall
Toledo
Detroit
Philadelphia
Jack Smith
Billy Hill
Johnny van Heest
Tommy Dixon
Kansas City
Mike Murphy
Jim Moore
New Jersey
John Butler
Smith Beats Burge In London Prize Fight
In London on November 26 at the Bolingbroke Club Dick Burge faced Jem Smith for £200 a side and a £300 purse. Smith won in the ninth round after Burge, badly punished, fell several times from exhaustion. Smith weighed over thirteen stone to Burge's ten, Burge had been favored at ringside.
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Dick Burge
Jem Smith
Bolingbroke Club
Urge
Angle
Smith
Burge
Probate Notices from Massachusetts Court Records 1895
A dense notice set from Suffolk and Middlesex Probate Courts lists petitions for partition of real estate in Boston and Abington, estates in Cambridge and Lexington, and guardianship actions. It details citations to heirs and interested parties, publication requirements in the Boston Post, and court dates in December 1895.
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Boston Post
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Mary A. Harrison
Birmingham
England
Thomas Harrison
Lexington
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
S. H. Folsom
Register
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James Doyle
Bridget Doyle
Pershing
Meine
John W. Mekim
Elijah George
Superior Court
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Edwin H. Mosher
Merton
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Edward
HL Keyes & Company
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Samoia
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