Boston Post Claims Leading Newspaper Sales Edge
The Boston Post declares it leads actual sales among local papers after surveying about 1000 newsdealers and newsboys. It shows the Post outselling the Record overall and notes lower advertising rates per thousand, with a public guarantee backing future ads.
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McEttrick to Run as Independent for Congress in Tenth District
Michael J. McEttrick declares his candidacy for Congress in the tenth district as an independent. He will face Democrat William S. McNary, whose campaign is expected to be lively, with party lines and district nominating upheavals noted in his letter to the Post. McNary was not at home when a reporter sought comment.
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Democratic pledge to faithful duty and popular will
The speaker explains personal reluctance to retire yet choosing to run to uphold Democratic principles. He defends loyalty to the people, denounces machine nominations, notes alleged irregularities in Boston ward caucuses, and urges voters to support Cleveland Stevenson and fellow Democrats. He emphasizes party discipline but situates obedience to the people's will above factional interests.
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Scenic summer tours on Union Pacific routes
Describes Denver Colorado Springs Mani tou Idaho Springs Boulder Garfield Beach Soda Springs Cosur d Alene Lake and Pacific Northwest as premier destinations. Highlights year round baths and broad scenic rivers with a choice of climates and sports. Promotes Union Pacific lines as access to tourist travel in America.
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Marry Me Russell and Wilson Bros Ring Offer
Advertises engagement rings from Wilson Bros on Tremont Row with prices from six to twelve dollars. Claims own factory and two hour custom rings. Encourages mail or express orders and cautions about imitators.
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Marriages in the City and Moultonboro Service
Barker and Corbin wed in the city on Sept 28. Ellis and Cameron marry Sept 29 in the city. O Neil and Prime unite at Moultonboro N H Sept 1 in a Boston born couple union conducted by Rev Stitphen. solemnized by church ceremony.
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George W. Barker
Emily M.corbin
Ellis—Cameron
James M. Gray
Robert C. Ellis
Margaret E. Cameron
O'Nell
Prime
Moultonboro
N. H
Aeras M. Stitphen Henry O’neil
Ada F. Prime
Boston
Obituary notices from Oct In Boston and nearby areas
A sequence of death notices from Jamaica Plain to Ipswich lists Ann Conboy 75, Harold Dewar 2 days, Isaac Hastings, Harriet Peirce, Alonzo Withington 42 10, Dolly Bent 79 11, Rowena Fall 5 months 20 days, George Hartshorn 78 8, the Rev Samuel Longfellow 73 in Portland, Frances Motley Ray, Eben Weeks, George Whall 74 4, Charles A Dana 5, Dana, Charles Marsh 77 2, Charles Henry Pierce 17 6, Piper 71 9 11.
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Eben G. Weeks
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George F. Whall
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Marriages Filed October 3 1892 List of Couples
A list of intended marriages filed on October 3 1892 includes Walfrid Vallenthin and Hilda Anderson James Brady and Addie Maggna Daniel B McGiverne and Annie McNeill Arland B Hunt and Elizabeth Morgan Stephen McGrath and Mary McTighe Robert J Jennings and Mary J Powell Coleman Courran and Margaret Clancey George H Emerson and Carolyn Smith John F Pratt and Alice E Mudge Pineas Goldberg and Sophia Luria Jacob Jacobs and Hannah Miller James A Frazer and Margaret Clarke Richard Bell and Minnie Grover Everest Metiver and Mary Babo William Rodenhiser and Sadie E Cutter.
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Hilda Anderson
James Brady
Addie Maggna
Daniel B. McGiverne
Annie McNeill
Arland B. Hunt
Elizabeth Morgan
Stephen McGrath
Mary McTighe
Robert J. Jennings
Mary J. Powell Coleman Courran
Margaret Clancey
George H. Emerson
Carolyn Smith
John F. Pratt
Alice E. Mudge
Pineas Goldberg
Sophia Luria
Jacob Jacobs
Hannah Miller
James A. Frazer
Margaret Clarke
Richard Bell
Minnie Grover
Everest Metiver
Mary Babo
William Rodenhiser
Sadie E. Cutter
Marriages Reported in City Listings
Oct 3 list of newly weds notifying registrar includes Eben Baker and McGregor at Sepsa, Rev C C Earle, and Theresa L Mullen wed by Rev J F Nelson. Sept 22 Rev E D Burr presides J Miller Stevens to Maud G Waterhouse.
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Pore California Wines Blanchard and Farrar Playouts
Fragmentary notes show Blanchard and Farrar with scores 46 to 17 against Meek, Meek Oe and Si Faueui Mell Ba listed in partial form. Reading incomplete, details of event or venue remain unclear.
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Boston Board of Survey to Hold Public Hearing Oct 7 1892
The Board of Survey of Boston will hold a public hearing at its office 804 Exchange Building 58 State Street on October 7 1892 at eleven oclock for locations directions widths and grades of a highway in Ward 24 Neponset area plans numbered 76 85 and 96.
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