Sound Money Democrats Club Formed in Fitchburg
Harvard faculty poll shows McKinley leading Palmer with scattered undecided and Bryan support. Cyrus A. Page resigns from governor staff citing time constraints. Boston considers placing Bacchus bust in city hall as Athens mayor’s gift is noted by local papers.
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Resolutions praise W H Cook at Suburban Press meeting
At a Suburban Press association gathering last Saturday resolutions commended W H Cook editor of the Milford Journal for his character and efforts toward a just libel law. They express belief that a statewide intelligent legislator is needed and that Cook should be elected to lead a fight for a libel suit damage limit tied to actual harm.
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W. H. Cook
Milford
Brother Cook
Unsophisticated stockholders seek missing Lord's treasury funds
In Pilgrim hall Boston on Washington street unsophisticated stockholders questioned the fate of $150,000 they paid into a defunct Boston daily newspaper. They regret their investment and wonder how such cash could be exhausted without theft while attempting to run an unsuccessful daily venture.
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Boston Advertiser
Flag Waves For All Let It Fly For McKinley And Williams
A Boston Post editorial argues there is no monopoly on patriotism and calls for waving the flag for all sides of the political spectrum including McKinley Bryan Palmer Williams and other partisan shades. It urges Americans to unite as citizens before party lines divide.
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Bryan
Palmer
George Fred Williams
Boston Post
Red Fire colors at reduced prices stir broad impression
An advertisement note from Clinton Item reports the "Red Fire all colors" sale drew strong attention from Fullerville to the Acre. The notice highlights reduced prices and the event’s wide reader impact.
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Boxboro Community Notes and Health Advisory
Boxboro notices report residents moved to New Hampshire illnesses including fever scarlet fever and a light attack. The C E society of Acton invites Boxboro and eight others to a tally Thursday Oct 29 with an address by Rev Hill followed by social hour and refreshments. Also mentions recent conventions and a health reminder urging prompt use of One Minute Cough Cure to avert pneumonia bronchitis or consumption.
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Maynard
C. H. Whitney
Concord
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West Acton
Judge E F Johnson Dies After Illness and Shock at Daughter's Wedding
Judge Edward Francis Johnson died at his residence on Newton Street Tuesday evening from paralysis of the brain after an illness beginning the prior Wednesday. He was born October 21, 1842 in Hollis New Hampshire and educated at Dartmouth Harvard Law. He served as Marlboro police court judge from 1882 until his death and was a director of the First National Bank. He married Arabella Carleton in 1870 and had four children.
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Noah
Letitia Margaret (Claggett) Johnson
Hollis
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Harvard Law School
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Somerville
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Louisa Binns Celebrates Fourteenth Birthday with Gift Ring
A surprise party was held for Miss Louisa A. Binns on her 14th birthday. Schoolmates and friends attended and Miss Lizzie Crabtree gave the presentation speech for a turquoise ring. The hostess received other gifts and guests wished her many happy returns.
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Louisa A. Binns
Louisa
Lizzie Crabtree
Evening schools set for Monday Wednesday and Friday
Evening classes will run Monday Wednesday and Friday each week. The first session begins Monday November 9 1896 at 7 to 9 pm. The school board chairman will be in the committee room Monday October 26 and Monday November 2 from 6 to 3 pm to register applicants. A one dollar entry fee will be refunded if attendance is regular and satisfactory. A D Russet A Veitch W Crossley Maynard School Committee.
Millinery Delights and Oysters at Central Market
Fresh oysters daily at Central Market. Miss Deane offers Fall and Winter styles and new ties. Miss Bertha Batley offers piano and organ lessons. Residence Acton Street Maynard. Cleary and Williams announce Main Street Milliners with fall lines. Naylor's Millinery on Nason Street features trimmed and untrimmed hats.
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Miss Deane
Presidential electors listed by state for November vote
A compiled list shows the presidential electors and congressional candidates for all states. Entries include counts of electors and lawmakers, with governors and state officials named for many states, reflecting the nationwide ballot structure ahead of the November election.
Almanac forecast for New England Wednesday
The almanac notes a generally fair day in New England with winds shifting to easterly and cooler conditions in the eastern portions. It predicts probable rain on Thursday and provides sunrise and sunset times, moon phase, and tides.
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New England
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