Prominent Speakers Rally as Charlestown Campaign Grows
Charlestown hosts tonight's rally featuring Ex-Representative James E. Hayes Aldermanic candidates John J. Mahoney and John B. Wornh with Senator Joseph J. Corbett presiding. Planned rallies continue across Dorchester East and North End as Donovan's city committee mobilizes voters while Republicans face scrutiny over tactics and fundraising.
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John J. O’ Nlaghan
John B. Wornh
Joseph J. Corbett
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Roughan Hall
South Boston
Gray’s Hall
Old Court House
Alderman Flood
Senator McMorrow
Owen A. Galvin
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Cabot ‘Street
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Dorchester
Town Hall
Music Hall
Field's Corner
Catholic Union
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Spellman Hall
Bathhouse
Dudley Street Opera House
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Boston
Stirk’s Hall
Lyceum
Quincy
Charles Street
Williams Denies Quin Toy Victory Predictions
Dedham statesman George Fred Williams rebukes rumors that Quin Toy cannot win calling the chatter nonsense. Betting favors Quincy with Park Commissioner Hodges showing caution on larger bets while downtown politicos forecast a Democratic win amid shifting loyalties and hotel chatter.
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Quin- Toy
Dedham Statesman
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Hodges
William Woolley
Charles Bradbury
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Money Spent by Republican State Committee in Campaign
The Republican State committee filed receipts totaling 19966.48 with many named contributors including George W. Jewett, W M Crane, Eben Draper, Roger Wolcott, Stephen Salisbury and others. Expenditures reached 18902.11 covering notes of 1894, city committee dues, Music Hall Association, various Boston newspapers, printing and related charges.
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Republican State Committee
George W. Jewett
W M Crane
Eben
Draper
Roger Wolcott
John Simpkins
Stephen Salisbury
Joseph H. Walker
William F. Draper
Jefferson Coolidge
H. H. Hunnewell
Oliver Ames
Elijah A. Morse
George von L. Meyer
William C. Lovering
Sec
George Curtis
Charles F. Sprague
William H. Haile
James Phillips, Jr
George H. Lyman
William Whiting
Luce & Manning
Willam H. Bent
Treas
Republican City Committee
C. W. Smith
Music Hall Association
Boston Daily Advertiser
Journal Newspaper Company
Boston Transcript
Boston Journal
Boston Traveler
Boston Advertiser
Boston Post
Boston Herald
Record
Public Officials Are Public Servants Letter
A Boston letter writer defends public servants amid criticism of a street department head. The writer argues officials are servants, not owners, urges prompt denial of an assessment scandal, and condemns ongoing anonymous articles by the Record as sustaining distrust ahead of next year’s elections. Dated November 26, 1895.
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the Post
Wheeler Letters Of Defence Shelved In The Press
James Otis notes Sir Mr Wheeler publishes a blunt letter defending himself and attacking Curis and public works. He lists ferry timetables and defends paving quality, while praising the Standard for backing Wheeler and his superior Curtis. Pleasant Place.
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Mr. Wheeler
Quincy
Wheeler
The
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Curtis
James Otis
Vote for Innis says a Republican
A Republican letter from a veteran urges voting for George H. Innis for street commissioner. The writer, a fellow G A R member, opposes the convention’s nomination of another soldier, arguing Innis is the ablest candidate and deserving of support over business interests. Boston daily reader correspondent, November 29.
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George H. Innis
G A. R
Commissioner criticizes Ladder House 1 floor strength claim
The speaker rebuts City Architect Wheelwrights remark that Ladder House 1s main floor required strengthening to prevent apparatus from dropping to the cellar. He recalls inspecting last May with a hard pine floor of ample strength and short spans, contradicting the criticism.
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EB. M. Wheelwright
Ladder House 1
City ladder truck track fix at old station
A contractor describes a floor and track misalignment at the city station. The ladder truck wheels rested between girders due to mortar settlement and slight track depressions. A four inch fill under the track would provide even bearing, estimated under 40 dollars, but the job went to G. W. Morrison who submitted a lower bid.
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G. W. Morrison
Out of town nominations for Everet municipal race
Nominations closed at 5 pm with two candidates for Mayor and six for three Alderman seats. Thirty-five seek Common Council posts, including eighteen to be elected, with many incumbents noted. Ward by ward lists include Barritt Herne Murray Silsby Smith Wallace in Ward 1 and numerous others across Wards 2, 3, 4, 6.
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Cate
John D. Henderson
Charles Man
William H. Schenck
Deoscar F. Allen
John A. Prince
George Huey
William MacDonald
William J. Schoppelry
William O. Shattuck
Charles A. Bruce
Stephen C. Currier
Moses A. Gill
Alpheus & White
George A. Burr
Clarence Colby
Charles M. Cook
Charles M. Gowen
Philip Tworoger
Fred A. Beales
Edwin L. Burr
Fred B. Catlin
Edgar L. Filler
J. Tilson Morrill
James Raymond
George A. Emerson
James B. Freeman
Francis Batchelder
Charles A. Spalding
A. R. Henderson
Amos Harris
Beverly Nominations Complete City Nominating List
The city clerk lists mayoral nominees Charles Odell Perry Collier and aldermen for six wards with councilmen named for each ward. Included are school committee candidates and at large nominees like Roland W. Boyden and James P. Abbott.
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Charles Odell
Perry Collier
John H. Dearborn
Isaac H. Edgett
James H. Kendall
William W. Turpie
Nathan H. Webb
George H. Cressy
A. G. Haskell
Corneline Murphy
Horace W. Woodberry
Benjamin D. Webber
Charles H. Woodbury
John H. Girdler
Israel F. Lee
Seth Friend
Henry R. White
Frank Woodbury
J. Clifford
Dodge
Charles B. Smith
Isaac Ray
David L. Foster
Patrick J. Stanton
John H. Hinkley
William Safford
Edward L. Hall
Frank A
Johnie Eaton
Wer
Cme Red
Thomas
D. Connolly
Roland W. Boyden
James P. Abbott
Nominations Close in Salem Municipal Election
Salem voters face two mayoral contenders Henry M. Mack and James T. Turner. Fourteen candidates seek alderman at large, with vigorous ward contests for Common Council and school committee. The Fifteenth District Republican Club hosted Representative George G. Russell at a dinner, following a reception with Senator Galloupe, Sheriff Johnson, District Attorney White, and Representatives Gauss and Savory.
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Henry M. Mack
James T. Turner
Board of Aldermen
Fifteenth District
Republican Club
George G. Russell
Club
Russell
Senator Galloupe
Johnson
White
Gauss
Savory
Chelsea Citizens Organize to Elect Leaders
Chelsea citizens held a meeting in Room 3 of the Granite block last evening and organized by electing Henry T. Holmes as chairman Andrew C. Sullivan as secretary John Egan as treasurer. The Ward 4 alderman vacancy from N F Carruth's resignation was filled by Charles A Merriam by unanimous choice of ex aldermen.
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Chelsea Citizens’ Committee
Granite Block
Henry T. Holmes
Andrew C. Sullivan
John Egan
N. F. Carruth
Charles A. Merriam
Chelsea No License Meeting Set At Central Church
A no license meeting will be held at Central Church Chelsea tomorrow at 7 p m Rev David Beach of Cambridge and a speaker from Lynn are to address the audience and discuss the issue.
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Chelsea
David Beach
Cambridge
Lynn
Corner-stone ceremony for Upham's Corner church
Solemn ceremonies mark the laying of the corner-stone for the Virginia Street Church Upham's Corner at 2 30 this afternoon Grand Master E B Holmes and a Massachusetts grand lodge delegation attend The Rev A C Knickerbocker delivers an address J M Pullman D D of Lynn speaks The proposed Universalist church will be brick 50 by 90 with terra cotta and brown stone seating 4500 completed by late April
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Upham's Corner
E. B. Holmes
Grand Lodge
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A. M
Massachusetts
Union Lodge
Upham’s Corner
A. C. Knickerbocker
J. M. Pullman
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Lynn
Society
Universalist
C. Rowell
Salem Aldermen Hearing on Railroad Tracks and Pickman Farm Bounds
Salem Aldermen granted location for Lynn & Boston railroad double tracks on Pleasant street after a hearing. An order was adopted to survey and erect permanent bounds for the eleven acre hospital site on the Pickman farm. The land is noted as suitable for park use amid a newly purchased lot by a syndicate for development.
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Lynn & Boston Railroad
Pleasant Street
Pickman Farm
Cambridge Plans May Birthday Observance and Arch
Cambridge gears up for its five decade milestone as an incorporated city with a May 4 and 5 observance. A $10,000 appropriation for a commemorative arch at Garden street and Massachusetts avenue was approved, leveraging Paul Revere's ride site for lasting significance. Prominent citizens and former mayors attended the Cambridge City Hall meeting to endorse historical tablets and the arch concept.
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Bancroft
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Saunders
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Middlesex
Hall
John Hopewell, Jr
Fairbairn
Board of Aldermen
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Rourke
John Reed
Joseph J. Kelly
Charles Rutland
George Howland Cox
Judaism the Religion of Love by Rev Dr Hirschberg
A Temple Ohabia Shalom sermon portrays Judaism as God inspired humanitarianism. He cites the command What is hateful to thee do not unto anyone as the core law and urges broad love for all mankind. He notes the faith’s mercy and justice and predicts fewer scoffers if Judaism’s beauty were known. Next Friday he discusses Is the world growing better.
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Hirschberg
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Ohabia
Larceny of Yarn Arrest in Lawrence
John Shea, about 40, arrested in Boston and brought to Lawrence on larceny charges. He allegedly broke into the George E. Kunhardt storehouse and stole nineteen bags of carded yarn waste valued at $300, with portions sold in Boston. Wool worth over $2000 previously stolen suggests Shea as principal. he has prior state prison time.
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John Shea
Boston
George E. Kunhardt
M. J. Finn
Lincoln Wharf
Shea
Captain Bassett in grave condition at Senate
Washington Nov 29. Captain Isaac Bassett the long time Senate doorkeeper is very ill and in grave condition. Doctors fear he may not survive the night.
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Isaac Bassett
United States Senate
Ripley Accepts Presidency at Santa Fe Railway
E P Ripley announced he accepted the presidency of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company in Chicago today. He did not know when he would assume the post or when the road would be in the hands of the company. The sale date is set for December 1.
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E. P. Ripley
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Ripley
Poet Seeks Advice On Verses From Pan Chicago Record
A poet asks a critic about his unrhymed verses and halting lines. The critic dismisses meaning, then the poet muses about sending the work to the Pan Chicago Record for potential reception.
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Pan Chicago Record
Clergyman and woman exchange about long sermons
A anecdotal exchange begins with a clergyman asking if his sermons seem long. The reply from the woman is witty, saying they only seem long. Puck notes the humor in the polite backhanded compliment.
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Doctor Claims Cure Through Orner's Safe Cure
Dr Fisher, district physician at Neuenberg, Würtemberg, says one patient with a deathly right’s disease was treated with all known remedies without relief and was completely cured through the use of Orner's Safe Cure after consultation with eminent colleagues.
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Warner
Fisher
Neuenberg
Wurtemberg
Orner
J. B. Hess
Rorschach
Was She Killed Her Husband in Custody
Neighbors report repeated domestic abuse in the Clark household as Elien Clark dies Thanksgiving afternoon. Husband George Clark, a G A R member, is in custody awaiting autopsy results after presenting at the station incoherent and unable to explain the death. Mrs Clark lies at Boston City Morgue with facial injuries. officials cautious on cause.
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Clark
Hurley
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Mrs William K Vanderbilt Quiets Stay at Vendome Inn
Mrs William K Vanderbilt mother of the Duchess of Marlborough arrived unexpectedly on Thanksgiving night and stayed in the Vendome hotel. She and a French maid occupied the hotel’s finest suite and drew crowds as guests watched her pass through the lobby. She left after a brief visit with her son in Southboro and planned to return to New York.
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Vendome
Southboro
New York
Ana
Robber Gang Busted After Rhode Island Hunt
In Providence Rhode Island November 29 deputies and Conn police trapped a gang at a hidden loggers hut near the Connecticut line. They found Frank Roi who confessed to leading the crew tied to post office robberies and fifteen other breaks. Plunder included blankets robes and stamps loaded into a moving van for removal. Roi named two accomplices who were expected to be arrested today.
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Putnam, Conn
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Frank Rol
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Roi
Connecticut Line
Wesleyan Alumni Dinner Set At University Club
The Boston Association of Wesleyan University Alumni will hold its annual dinner at the University Club on Monday evening December 9. Rev. I J Lansing class of 1872 will preside and Lincoln R Gibbs class of 1892 will act as toastmaster with President Raymond of Wesleyan expected to attend.
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University Club
I. J. Lansing
Lincoln R. Gibbs
Raymond
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