Keifer as GOP Hopeful Highlighted by Dayton Journal
Dayton Journal mentions Ohio resident 3 W Keifer as a potential presidential candidate amid forecasted stormy weather for November 7 in the neighborhood. The paper notes its seriousness and denies comic paper claims.
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Moody Boynton Faces Rough Trail In Congress Bid
Moody Boynton stumps for votes over a large income while the result likely hinges on Thompson distancing himself from Boynton and Stone. The political mood suggests Boynton may fall short regardless of his canvass outcome, with Thompson playing a decisive role.
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Morse forged alliance with Harvard college prompts local vote
The Lowell Citizen reports Leopold Morse forming an unholy alliance with Harvard College. If true, the Cambridge vote on Morse grows heated as the Chronicle urges friends to support Morse.
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Tocsin urges Democratic soldiers to vote for Haynes
The Laconia Tocsin, normally silent on Democratic soldiers, runs a lengthy appeal to democratic boys in blue to cast ballots for Private Haynes in Congress. It notes such support may occur, but probably not this year.
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Boston Common Grass Praised Amid Massachusetts Political Debate
The Post lauded Boston common grass as never greener this month, while the Brooklyn Eagle quotes that nature revives at the prospect of overthrowing Massachusetts's time worn old republican machine. The Eagle notes the Post's remark was not meant for political drag but was used to signal reformist sentiment.
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Labor demand across regions sparks emigration surge
A Manitoba paper lists a flood of winter work across North America with job orders for 150 men on Canadian Pacific bridges, 50 for Ashland Wisconsin, 50 for Bayfield and Breckenridge, and multiple trades. Wages range from $2 to $3 or more per day with board and free fare offered, targeting craftsmen, laborers and teamsters.
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AT THE CAPITAL. STAKEHOLDERS FACE FALTERING FUNDS
Washington October 29 reports show New York stalwarts overstate wealth while fearing fund drought. Jay Hubbell’s committee was told no funds were available as many treasury clerks paid little or only half their assessments. The NY critics fail to secure the 2 percent asked.
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Solemn Farce and Its Forthcoming Printed Rubbish
The tariff commission report nears completion in type and will reach Congress in weeks with about 2000 pages. Expected recommendations avoid radical changes, hinting at minor duty tweaks and simpler ad valorem structures. Debates rise on action next session as leaders weigh possible tariff legislation against past patterns. The Star Route conspiracy findings vindicate justice, arrests follow, while several department officers face discharge for leaking secrets. The Postal Service notes rise in letter and printed matter weight, with costs and international scope expanding.
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Married couple boast 27 moves in 27 years
Jeremiah Pennell of Gray collapsed Saturday and died. he had been in his usual health. A Portland theft suspect was arrested in Biddeford after stealing a team last week. The Boston and Maine Railroad now owns all stock of the Old Orchard and Ferry Beach railroad except shares held by Hartley and Smith of Saco.
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Multiple Local Accidents and Crimes Reported in Massachusetts
The week’s notices cite fatalities and injuries from industrial accidents in Taunton and Cohannet, a mangled youth found near Wier Junction, and Annie Crafton killed after being caught in machinery. Other items include a hunting accident in Raynham, a facial wound from a tinware incident in Medfield, a woman’s alleged fatal beating in Palmer, and an arrest for felonious assault at Cut River. A U S marshal hauled Deputy Sheriff Humphrey from Great Barrington to Boston for a distillery raid case. West Brookfield’s Clark’s drug store was robbed with $150 stolen and a pursuer wounded, then the robbers fled eastbound aboard a train.
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Edward Wilbur
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Eastern Telephone Extends Wires to Albany Link
The Eastern Telephone company expands its network from North Adams to Albany New York creating a direct link between western Massachusetts and Saratoga. Work on suburban division is rapid with a central exchange planned in Charlestown next Wednesday. Over 40 subscribers to have phones in the district this week.
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Fatal burning accident in Pattee household claims life
Catharine Cook a 17 year old domestic in Mr Charles T Pattee's family died hours after a kerosene lamp shattered while she carried a pan of ashes down stairs. She woke at 2:30 am mistaking moonlight for daylight and tried to return to bed but tripped, flames enveloped her, a quilt attempt failed, and she later died at Massachusetts General Hospital. The deceased was a native of Ireland who had only recently arrived in the United States. A city alarm was sounded but unnecessary.
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