Politician At Sea As Overseers Debate Carmichael Vote
The overseers may stay on until January while abolition looms. John McManus vows firing Dr. Donlan. Carmichael gains and losses appear across wards 3, 4, 8 and 7 as Democrats and Republicans trade in the 7th district. Several alderman and school board seats see Republican nominations and social shifts in local races. Continued on page ten.
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Donlan
John McManus
Overseers’ Board
Col. Carmichael
Grady
Bartlett
William J. Hayes
James H. Walker
Otis Allen
Burton H. Crosby
Ward
Edward M. Kittredge
George W. Peterson
School Committee
Andrew G. Swapp
Revolt Threatens San Domingo As Navy Steps In
A revolutionary movement has developed in San Domingo and an uprising is threatened. The navy department is taking proper steps at the request of the state department to keep the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Domingo
Navy Department
Meriden Editor Henry C. Lotte Dies After Typhoid Illness
Henry C. Lotte, editor and manager of the Meriden Evening News, died at noon after several weeks of illness from typhoid fever. He had led the paper for years and was a respected figure in Meriden journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden
Conn
Henry C. Lotte
M Evening News
Money Deposit Due On Or Before Saturday
A notice states money deposits must be made on or before Saturday to draw interest from that date at Washington Savings Institution located at 267 Central St. The brief advisory emphasizes timely payment and specifies the bank name and address.
Case referred to auditor in Lowell water controversy
The fall jury session reopened in the superior civil court with Judge Hitchcock presiding. Charles Cowley vs Lowell and the Locks and Canals Co. face a motion for continuance as key witnesses are unavailable. Plaintiff seeks referral to an auditor to hear extensive evidence on Merrimack river water quality, sewer systems, interlinked water supplies, and related epidemic risks, arguing it would save time and county expense.
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Superior Civil Court
Hitchcock
Charles Cowley
City of
Lowell
Locks and Canals Co
Wm. H. Wilson
F. E. Dunbar
Merrimack River
Pawtucket Falls
Described Suspect Mrs Dean Sought in Geary Death Case
Boston police dispatched Halifax for a full description of Mrs Mary A Dean linked to the death of chorus girl Susanna Geary. A woman answered as Mia Dean was reportedly seen near Halifax area. Authorities urged surveillance until identity confirmed.
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Boston
Halifax
Mary A. Dean
Susanna Geary
Mia
Dean
W. H. . Rimmons
Boston Board of Police
Kawa
Bh. Harvey
Estate Board of Reeletration and Medicine
Inspector Snow
Office Department
Geo. B Neal
State Police
Hearst Charges Fraud In New York Mayor War
District Attorney Jerome backs Hearst recount in disputed mayoral race. McClellan leads Hearst by 3485 votes, a margin slim enough to trigger a possible court review. Hearst denounces alleged polling fraud, calls for full scrutiny and vows to fight for every ballot. Coler of Municipal Ownership League supports Hearst, citing 10,000 vote margin and Tammany fraud. Market reacts to potential franchise policy shifts as Hearst gains influence. Philadelphia Mayor Weaver sends telegram of congratulations to Jerome.
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New York
Geo. RB. McClellan
Wm. R. Hearst
Greater
McClellan
Hearst
Wm. T. Jerome
Tre Tammany Machine
Jerome
Tammany
Bird
Coler
Borough of
Brooklyn
Municipal Ownership League
Board of Estimate
John Weaver
Philadelphia
Dramatic Scene at the Hoffman House
New York on election night Wm Hearst prepared for a legal contest after preliminary results favored Geo McClellan. Hearst supporters reported violence at polling places as lawyers gathered at the Hoffman House to coordinate actions and guard votes.
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New York
Hoffman House
Wm. R. Hearst
Geo. B. McClellan
McClellan
East Side
Law Committee
Municipal Ownership League
Hearst
Democrats Seek Recount in Lieutenant Governor Race
Doston reports that Lyman, chair of the Democratic executive committee, told the Associated Press Democrats plan to demand a recount of the lieutenant governor vote amid friction over Army and Navy issues.
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Doston
Lyman
Democratic Executive Committee
Associated Press
Massachusetts Republicans Reclaim State Victory At Close Race
In a statewide vote tabulated within eight hours, Republicans reclaimed control of Massachusetts with Eben Draper winning the governor's seat by a narrow margin. Lieut Governor result for Draper was a slim 1996 plurality, prompting a Democratic recount request. Suffolk County saw John Moran win district attorney, defeating Sughrue. Democrats gained three senators and one representative. Tuomas Carey, a Democratic candidate, lost in the 1th Suffolk district after his prior conviction.
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George H. Stevens
Dracut
Stevens
Carlisle
Lowell
Murphy
Burlington
Pollock
Gov
Guild
Charles W. Bartlett
Henry M. Whitney
Eben S. Draper
Smail
Suffolk County
John Moran
Moran
Michael J. Sughrue
Democratic State Committee
Leutenant
Draper
Arthur Lyman
State Committee
Oliver Stevens
Joan B. Moran
Sugurue
Philadelphia Reform Upset Shatters City Party Grip
Philadelphia voters swung decisively for reform yesterday as the City party defeated regular Republicans in a sweeping city and state result. Berry, backed by Democrats, Independence, Lincoln, and Prohibitionists, leads a near 100000 plurality for state treasurer. Regulars lose key wards. Penrose’s ward flips to City party. insurance chief Martin and veteran Lane vanish from their wards. Page continuation noted.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Reguepublicans
Wm. H. Berry
Democrats
Independence Party
Lincoln Party
J. Lea Plummer
Berry
Plummer
Wilson H. Brown
Joseph S. Neff
J. M. R. Jermon
C. P
Thomas Dugan
U. S
Penrose
David Martin
David H. Lane
Schmits Wins in Frisco as Union Labor Captures City
San Francisco voters delivered a sweeping Union Labor victory. Mayor Eugene E. Schmits won a third term by 11,540 over Partridge, with all Union Labor nominees elected and fusion candidates trailing by several thousand votes.
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San Francisco
Nav
Union Labor Party
Eugene E. Schmits
John
Partridge
Beohmite
Democratic
Korean emperor threatens self harm over treaty insult
Advices from Korea report the emperor threatened to take his own life by swallowing opium in anger at Britain's stance on Korea. He criticized the Anglo Japanese treaty for lacking a reference to Korea's independence and rejected a Japanese protectorate. The message came via the steamer Empress of China and describes his intent as he sought redress.
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Victoria
B. C
Korea
Empress of China
Great Britain
Bartlett Wins Boston Gubernatorial Plurality. Whitney Leads in Lieut Governor Race
Boston results show Democrat Bartlett with a 16 948 plurality for governor and Whitney leading for lieutenant governor by 24 552. Total governor vote Bartlett 47 606, Guild 26 754. lieutenant governor totals Whitney 50 513, Draper 24 961. Suffolk district attorney race also heated, pitting incumbent Bughrue against Moran.
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Boston
Charles W. Bartlett
Henry M. Whitney
Gov
Douglas
Whitney
Crosby
Bartlett
Guild
Ponging
Hates
Draper
Leutenant
Suffolk County
Michael J. Bughrue
Democratic
Republic
John HB. Morehanile
Moran Ae Ite
Draper and Whitney
Tate
Barsiett
Reston
Moran the Born Fighter of Suffolk County Politics
John B. Moran, elected district attorney of Suffolk County, is noted for independence and fighting spirit. A Wakefield native educated at Phillips Andover and Boston University Law School, he moved from Woburn to Boston practice, opposed party machines, led revolts against mayoral nominees, and has since been a vocal, active figure in gas investigations and anti graft campaigns.
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Boston
John B. Moran
Suffolk County
Wakefield
Phillipa Andover Academy
Boston University Law School
Waa
Woburn
Moran
Crowley & Maxweeil
Roxbury
Boston Ee
Boss Maguire
Francis Peaboily
Edwin A. Curtis
Michael J. Mc Ettrick
William S. McNark
New England
Equity wins in Essex County elections reported
Moody Kimball of Newburyport, Republican, is elected commissioner for Essex County by 31 094 to 16 540 over Democrat James Parker of Methuen. Lewis H. Partett of Lynn, Republican, is elected councillor in the fifth district with 26 560 votes to 12 289 for Democrat William C. Cuseck of Newburyport.
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Lynn
Moody Kimball
Newburport
Jas
Parker
Methven
Lewia H. Partett
Wm. CC. Cuseck
Newburyport
Quincy Socialists Vote for Dead Man
Quincy Nev residents attend a local party meeting to cast a vote for a deceased candidate in a surprising turn of civic process as reported by the paper. The item continues on page seven.
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Quincy
Dead Man
Nev. T
Wile
Catarrh Aims at All Body Parts Debilitating Condition
Catarrh whether it is of the nose throat or bowels is described as a debilitating ailment requiring careful attention, with warnings against neglect and emphasis on its impact on delicate organs.
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McManus
Will
Carmichael
Henry C. Lotto
Washington Savings Institution
Cowley Vs. Locks & Canal
Trace
Mrs. Dean
Hali
N.S
Ei-Azhar
Oliver
St. Louis
Massachusetts
Oeies
Plurality
Nov. S
ELECT
Curtis Guild
City Party
Schmitz
Taigny
Ehetwela. Ie
Join B. Moran
Essex County Returns
PAOR
Hood
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