Massachusetts Rally Sees Greenhalge and Gillette Cite Republican Strength
Fifteen hundred revelers at the Opera House hear Governor Greenhalge and Congressman Gillette outline Republican aims. Greenhalge trumpets educational foundations and tyranny of tariff policy, warning against tuberculosis in cattle while praising Massachusetts progress. He contrasts Republican businesslike governance with Democratic doubts, urging full voter turnout to expand Gillette's majority.
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Police Promotions and Transfers Stir Boston Department
The article notes promotions of Sergeant Mullen Saxton Stone and lieutenants Collyer Rosatto amid transfers and retirements. It reports Deputy supervision shifts at headquarters with Coulter and Burrill, and outlines district inspections by Deputies Pierce and Hanscom. Controversy over favoritism and Civil Service lists, plus potential further changes, are discussed.
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Rockland
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George E. Saxton
Halifax
James E. Sanford
Thomas M. Mullen
George W. Thayer
Hampden
Hayden J. Ringer
Nova Scotia
Charlestown
Granville B. Stone
William F. Perry
Truro
Dorschester
Police Promotions and Transfers in City Department
A report lists promotions and transfers within the city police divisions. Officers moved between divisions 1 through 16, with ranks and new posts noted, alongside a note on reenlistment and earnings for patrolmen. Sketches introduce Deputy Superintendent Coulter, Chief Inspector Watts, and other leaders with brief biographical details.
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Coulter
William B. Watts
Cambridge
State Street Bank
Skelton
Andy Houghton
Watts
Roxbury
Henry Dawson
England
Thomas H. Brown
Boston
James P. Sullivan
Police Sergeant Biographies Highlight Long Service and Birthplaces
A groaning roster lists sergeants and officers from Weeks and Potter Wholesale Agents era, detailing their ranks, stations, service dates, and birthplaces. It notes key cases such as the Mackie murder and outlines careers across Stations 1 through 12 with mentions of Italian criminal work and liquor duty.
Brockton Arrests Stir City Over Illegal Ward 6 Registration
Edward McCourt Charles Ladd John McCourt and Daniel Cronin were arrested in Brockton for illegal Ward 6 registration. John Baxendale John Porter and Edward Drake charged with taking false oaths certifying residency on May 1. Arrests by Ashport and Appleton followed grand jury indictment. Bonds set at 2000 dollars. most defendants posted bail.
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Edward McCourt
Charles T. Ladd
John McCourt
Daniel J. Cronin
John W. Baxendale
John L. Porter
Edward F. Drake
Commercial House
Plymouth
Ashport
Appleton
Messrs
Porter and
Baxendale
John J. Dowd
Harvard Eleven Tunes Up For Cornell Game
Harvard football practice shows strong return of veteran players led by Emmons Wheeler Murphie Doucette Shaw Waters Gould and Gonterman in a ready lineup for Saturday against Cornell. Fairchild nicked but not badly hurt. two 15 minute halves yield two touchdowns by Brown and Hayes.
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Williams
Cornell
Mackie
F. Shaw
Emmons
Wheeler
Murphie
Doucette
Shaw
Waters
Gould
A. Brewer
Foster
Beale
Wrightington
Hayes
Brown
Gonterman
Fairchild
Hamlen
Jackie Emmons
Varsity
Bernie Trafford
Jar in the Window Counts Pocket Bottles and Tablets
The question asks for the current count of pocket-size tablet bottles in the jar on display and, if the count exceeds the number of full bottles, by how many tablets it surpasses.
Sickles Denies Withdrawal From Congressional Race
New York October 23 General Sickles has not withdrawn from the congressional race. He visited Senator Hill and Major Hinkley, chairman of the Democratic State committee, and protested being removed from the ticket.
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New York
Sickles
Senator Hill
Major Hinkley
Democratic State Committee
Democratic
Congress
Reed Goes to Minneapolis on Tariff Talk
Thomas B. Reed addressed about two thousand men at the stock yards in Chicago on the Southern Tariff. He departed for Minneapolis that evening.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Thomas B. Reed
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