Hunt Nominated in Seventh District Nomination Fight
The seventh district Democratic senatorial convention in Asso siate hall nominated John L Hunt for senator, amid a crowded process choosing delegates to the state central committee. James T Owens led and John Ryan opposed, with Owens declared unopposed for the central committee after ward-by-ward and town balloting. Delegates and add ons from wards and nearby towns filled the long list of names as the convention adjourned.
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Dracut
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Berry
Joseph
Gormley
James Garry
Jeremiah Murphy
H.L. Courtney
James Hearn
Thomas Sheehan
John T. Donohue
Andrew Parrett
John T. Manning
Chelmeford
J. J. O'Connor
Ward 4
Henry Doherty
John L. Hunt
Hunt
Owens
Ryan
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Mr. Owens
Daniel O’connell
James W. Barry
Jeremiah Murray
James F. Miskella
Charles H. Burns
J. F. Holden
J. J. Ryan
J. J. Dunnegan
George W. Ducey
Special Sessions for Naturalization Began Yesterday
Special sessions for naturalization opened in police court by Judge Pickman and continued into the afternoon. A long list of successful applicants is recorded, with addresses across the city. The sessions resume tomorrow from 9 to 12:30 in the morning and 2 to 4 in the afternoon. Yesterday's registration added numerous voters across wards one through seven.
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John Powell
South Whipple Street
John Maguire
Tyler Street
Prince Smith
Agawam Street
Reuben Walker
Crosby Street
August Bell
Hale Street
George E. Mackley
Lundberg Street
Charles E. Wagander
Carter Place
James Fraser
Puffer Avenue
Thomas Wardell
Andover Street
William Graham
Chapel Street
Samuel Mathews
Wamesit
George W. Holmes
Shaw Street
Charles R. Storey
John Street
Arthur Brown
Jeremiah McLellan
Smith Street
Alphonse Dustaler
Decatur Street
William Barrett
Epping Street
Robert Foster
Howard Street
Wm. Heap
Juniper Street
Tewksbury
Edward Enswistle
Orville W. Smith
West Bowers Street
William J. Wilson
Pleasantt Street
William S. Ryan
Webster Street
Thomas Highlands
Broadway Street
Bannister Marsden
Lilley Avenue
Robert Aspin
Mill Street
Thomas Hibbert
Richmond Street
William J. Franklin
Central Street
Albert Porter
Devlin Avenue
Henry Wisby
Andrew Street
Stephen Wotton
Walker Street
Charles H. Wormley
Hotel
Belvidere
John C. McLaughlin
Waverly House
Joseph D. Ellis
John
Thomas Traversy
Eliot
Daniel Dougherty
Paige
Ralph E. Bassett
Hamilton Corp
William H. Clark
Lakeview Avenue
Robert J. Fleming
Middlesex
Stephen A. Douglass
Wilden
Edwin A. Davis
Manahan
George H. Allard
Appleton
Thomas Gallagher
Elm
John B. Ball
Central
Eugene Malone
Tyler
William J. Bradley
Charles
Alfred T. Cates
Frank M. Breed
West
Edward N. Perkins
Bridge
Charles C. Baron
Michael C. Grogan
25th Democratic convention nominates three councilmen
In the Associate building last night the 25th representative Democratic convention chaired by James F. Miskella formalized after an informal ballot. Top nominees were John R. Shea, James Fagan, and John McCarty with three district committee appointees J H Gormley Andrew Molloy and Oliver Libby. James P Dunnigan later added. secretary was Michael J Markham.
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Fagan
Ward
William Quigley
Chelmsford
John R. Shea
John McCarty
James Dunfey
J. H. Gormley
Andrew Molloy
Oliver Libby
James P. Dunnigan
Michael J. Markham
Stones Struck Him James Martin Hurt Near Fletcher Street
James Martin an 11 year old boy narrowly escaped death in Fletcher street when a blast at Warren's blacksmith shop sent a stone fragment across the street striking him on the nose bridge. He was knocked unconscious and taken home to 185 Fletcher street after the incident yesterday morning.
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Fletcher Street
Warren
Young Martin
Larceny Hat Arrest in Dracut Police Notes
Officer Maher arrested a man named Connor last night for larceny of a hat from Carey in Dracut.
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Decrees on Pawtucket and Lawrence street grade crossings
Massachusetts Superior Court in equity adjourns two Lowell petitions for abolishing grade crossings. The first decree apportions costs among Boston and Maine railroad Lowell and Commonwealth totaling 71710.84 with 65 10 and 25 percent shares and outlines repayments to the city and state. The second decree confirms similar allocations for Lawrence street crossing with railroad city and Commonwealth shares and notes forthcoming damages claims.
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Suffolk
Michael E Powers
Adams
John J. Doherty
George F. Sparks
Worthen
Patrick J. Roark
Shanahan Court
Maynard I. Pierce
John J. McHugh
John T. McLaughlin
Tilden
Michael Sullivan
Dummer
Ward
Stephen A. Worthen
Rock
Thomas Highland
Broadway
George W. Ferrin
Franklin
J. Forrest Berry
Wilder
Samuel Mathews
Wamesit Court
Charles H. Tichardon
Grove
John B. Paisoul
Grand
Joseph Scullin
Willie
Alba H. Clark
Middlesex
Frederick Dickinson
Royal
Jeremiah McLellan
South
John W. Zipp
Fay’s Court
Hugh J. Molo
Appleton
Anthony Clark
Central
James Blakeley
George Myers
Wamesit
Thomas Heffron
North
Peter F. Breault
Davidson
William F. Kennedy
Howe
Terrence Leonard
Concord
Thomas Dunlavey
John Dever
Lawrence
Thomas Toibhest
Richmond
Bernard J. Cosgrove
Faye
Pawtucket Street
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Miss Norcross Extends Lectures On Africa and Egypt
Miss Norcross spoke to a large audience of women about Africa and Egypt on Tuesday. She will start a Fitchburg lecture series Thursday where papers from her Lowell class will be presented again.
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Poor Maud Fooled by Deceptive Groom Gotrox
A brief noted quote from Truth reveals Maud’s marriage to Gotrox was mistaken as she discovers he is ten years younger than claimed despite his apparent wealth. The line highlights deceit in the marriage, emphasizing her disappointment.
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Fragmented Financial Notice From a 1900s Paper
A garbled OCR fragment mixes financial terms with references to mining stocks and a brokered ex dividend note. It quotes a dialogue about marriage proposals and a syndicate offer, attributed to miscellaneous sources like the Philadelphia North American and Puck.
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