Two for Marlboro: Loughlin and Balcom Nominated
The Marlboro Wayland and Sudbury Democratic district convention chose William H. Loughlin and George Balcom as the party’s two candidates for the legislature. The meeting. chaired by John T. Fay, approved apportionment among towns and adjourned to discuss the slate at the Windsor House.
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William H. Loughlin
George ‘Balcom
Ryan’s Hall
John T. Fay
Thomas P. Hurley
People's Party
James R. Powers
William Brennan
Congress
Senate
F. P. Clark
Foley
David Neenan
Marlbato
M. W. Hines
Wayland
Shea
Sudbury
Marlboro
C. J. Foley
J. H. Murray
Frost
Fay
Mr. Frost
O'Neil
P. J. Byrne
Murray
O’neill
L. E.kirby
Kirby
Mr. O'Neil
J. T. Murphy
C.J. Foley
W. M. Hines
Murphy
Democratic Party
Mr. Murray
J.T. Murphy
Thomas F. O'Neil
N. M. Hines
L. E. Kirby
Thomas W. Frost
T. F. O’neil
I. Porter Morse
Mr. Morse
Mr. Weymouth
Messrs. Loughlin
Balcom
Windsor House
Wilds of Maine Hunters Seek Moose and Blissful Hunts
Since October 1 the hunting season draws sportsmen to the Wilds of Maine for elk and deer trips. Guides and sturdy guns promise a great time in remote camps run by clubs or private owners. The Boston and Maine railroad offers through service to hunting points with train information at stations and the Boston city ticket office located at 322 Washington Street.
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Maine
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston City
Washington Street
Prophesies for Wheelmen From Louisville Times
A humorous set of eccentric warnings ties wheelman omens to fate and gear. Predictions include passing hearses, yellow dogs, a red haired woman on a white horse, and odd signs about repairs, manners, and lending wheels. The quip ends with hopes pamphlets will spread among wheelmen.
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Sajandrum
Louisville Times
The Cycling Tramp and Historic Fire in Constantinople
A description of the cycling tramp as an objectionable borrow from the wheel era, then a historical note recalls 1848 fires in Constantinople destroying 2,500 buildings valued at $15 million. It mentions New York’s first public library in 1700 and endorses DeWitt's Little Early Risers for constipation with listed distributors.
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Constantinople
Golden Horn
New York
Space Saver Screen for Dwellers in Flats
The Philadelphia Inquirer describes a portable utility screen crafted from bamboo with a durable denim cover and white oilcloth interior. It features hooks for hanging stockings and a section of pockets for dust cloths and cleaning implements, turning a simple divider into a useful room accessory.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Boots and feet of many nations draw expert comment
A Paris bootseller lists national habits in shoe sizes with queens and empresses named as examples. He claims Madrid women wear the smallest shoes while Russians favor larger feet, and Empress Eugenie wears a small five with a high instep. The piece also notes Englishwomen’s habitually awkward footwear.
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Paris
Madrid
Austria
Eugenie
Spain
Italy
Isle of Man Women Win Parliamentary Vote in 1881
James Hodgson traces Isle of Man woman suffrage from 1881 when the house of keys granted voting rights to female owners as an experiment. The 1892 act opened the franchise to women occupiers, confirming their equal capacity and quiet exercise of ballots over 14 years.
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James Hodgson
Peel
Isle of Man
House of Keys
New Seven Gored Skirt Shapes with Bias Back Seam
A New York Post note describes a seven gored skirt with less flare at the fronts and sides. Fullness streams to the back, with gores set straight to bias and a bias seam down the back. the lower hem runs about five yards, needing 41g yards of double width material. It hugs the hips and can be worn loose from the lining or seamed along each gore.
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New York Post
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Democrats For Legislature
America
England
DeWitt
B.F. Johnson & Son
Maynard
C. H. Whitney
Concord
H. A. Littlefield
West Acton
Lively Mrs. Hobbs
Thomas H. Maginnis
Pennsylvania National Guard
Hobbs
Europe
Queen
Duke of Cambridge
Thomas Francis Hobbs
Dragoon
Guards
Peninsula
Army and
Navy Journal
Chicago
Peoria
W. A. Haynes & Co
Maynard, Mass
Stanhopes
Surreys
Road Wacons
Democrat Wacons
Waldo Littlefield
Mass
N. B
C.d.holmes
D. Dilmore
Horace Tuttle
Walden Street
J. C. Friend
Boynton
Concord Junction, Mass
James T. Foote
Summer Street
Richardson
Albert * Batley
Acton St
Concord Mass
Benest Hosmer
D. D
Acton
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