Power of the Machine in Rhode Island Politics
In Providence and across Rhode Island, the fight between anti machine Republicans and a strong Prohibition influenced party faces fierce uncertainty. Democrats push for a clean ticket, while the boss controlled machine relies on organized relief and broad public appeals. Rhode Island voters face a crowded field of Independent and Democratic tickets as turnout looms.
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Providence
Ssue
Judge Bradley
Pawtucket
Davis
Woonsocket
Equal Rights
Democratic State Committee
State Committee
Republican State League
Rhodesland
Wetmore
Arthur
New York
Newport
Harvard Summer Botany School at Botanic Garden
Notices announce Harvard summer school of botany at the Botanic Garden Cambridge from Wednesday July 6 to Saturday Aug 6 1887. Courses focus on plant morphology and physiology with excursions while James E Humphrey directs lab work and J C Humphrey lectures on cryptogams. Fee is 25 dollars.
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Harvard Summer School of Botany
Botanic Garden
Cambridge
James E. Humphrey
Goodale
J. C. Humphrey
Cooperative Society
Sever Hall
J. G. Ames
Law School
G. P. Furber
H. D. Hale
J. L. Laughlin
College At
T. W. Taussig
J.S. Russell
F. B. Lund
G. T. Keyes
R. Tison
Preparations for Kirmess Rehearsals Progress Amid Dances
Rehearsals of national dances under Carl Merwig of New York advance for the upcoming kirmess at Mechanics' Building. The set includes a 75 foot wide proscenium arch, a village on a mountain foot stage, and a 60 by 55 foot green area with seating. Dances practiced include Spanish Tyrolean Dutch Swedish lawn tennis Russian Gypsy and minuet with rehearsals today at the Newton Street armory with scheduled times.
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Mechanics
Carl Merwig
New York
Boston Theatre
Parker Fraternity Hall
Merwig
Armory
Newton Street
Million Dollar Civic Building Planned on Central Square
A city chamber of commerce driven project aims to assemble 14 estates on a 13 000 square foot site at India Broad Central and State streets for about 350 000 funding the remainder with a 1 000 000 total cost. The Phillips estate at 125 127 State Street is valued at 47 000 dollars and eight stories are planned for one of the country’s finest buildings.
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Chamber of Commerce
India
Phillips
State Street
Department OF the Interior
Office OF Indian Affairs
WalsumnGron
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Third and
Chestnut Streets
St. Louis
Missouri
Wooster Street
New York City
Kentucky
Chicago
Kansas City
Sioux City
Pacific Coast
California
San Francisco
Washington
New York
James Lidgerwood
Broadway
Merchants’ Exchange
Cheyenne
Leavenworth
Omaha
Saint Louis
Saint Paul
Yankton
Kansas
Arkansas City
Burlington
Caldwell
Dodge City
Emporia
Eureka
Great Bend
Howard
Hutchinson
Larned
Mcktherson
Marion
Medicine Lodge
Newton
Osage City
Sedan
Sterling
Topeka
Wellington
Wichita
Winfield
Lewis Wharf Company annual meeting elects officers
The Lewis Wharf Company held its annual stockholders meeting at 28 State Street yesterday and elected Charles A. Welch as president and Francis A. Dewson as clerk and treasurer along with directors J. W. Seaver C. T. White Kilby Page W. A. Rust and J. T. Hurd. The Liverpool wharf properties held their annual meeting at 40 State Street and elected M. B. Inches as clerk Josiah Wheelwright as treasurer and directors D. W. Salisbury M. B. Inches J. O. Inches.
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Lewis Wharf Company
State Street
Charles A. Welch
Francis A. Dewson
J. W. Seaver
C. TI. White
Kilby Page
W. A. Rust
J.T. Hurd
Liverpool Wharf
M. B. Inches
Josiah Wheelwright
D. W. Salisbury
J. O. Inches
Somerville Co operative Fund annual meeting officers named
The annual meeting of the Somerville Co operative Fund and Loan Association elected officers for the coming year. President Charles B. Lincoln. vice president J. Frank Wellington. secretary James F. Beard. treasurer R. C. Downer. Directors include S. H. Libby M. H. Locke B. F. Thomson and several others. Auditing committee votes went to W. H. Preston Frank A. Poole and J. H. Birnie.
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Somerville Cooperative Fund and Loan Association
Mven
Charles 8. Lincoln
J. Frank Wellington
James F. Beard
R. C. Downer
H. Libby
M. H. Locke
B. F. Thomson
J. W. Bailey
Utters
G. W. Snow
R. Keete
W. C. Mentzer
Buffinton and Gunning Near Philadelphia Baseball Move
Buffinton and Gunning of the Boston base ball team are set to transfer to Philadelphia. Quaker City managers will pay 500 for their release, with league approval already reached. Only signatures remain to finalize the move though Buffinton resists while Gunning has no objection.
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Buffinton
Gunning
Boston
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Cambridge Veteran Firemen Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
At the Cambridge Veteran Firemen’s Association annual meeting last evening officers were elected including Mason Davis as president George L Mitchell as first vice president John Livermore as second vice president Andrew J Hastings as secretary Oscar Lawrence as financial secretary Francis L Chapman as treasurer and directors P H Raymond Ward 1 A J Jones Ward 2 Charles B Stevens Ward 3 Thomas J Casey Ward 4 Albert Norris Ward 5 Sylvester M Parsons. The notice also promotes Jackson & Co. 50 Tremont Street for spring hats describing their Boston institution status and appeal to young Bostonians to wear Jackson & Co. hats.
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Cambridge Veteran Firemen's Association
Mason Davis
George L. Mitchell
John Livermore
Andrew J. Hastings
Oscar Lawrence
Francis L. Chapman
P. H. Raymond
A. J. Jones
Charles B. Stevens
Thomas J. Casey
Albert Norris
Sylvester M. Parsons
Strikes Hit New Court House Project and Carpenters
A wave of labor unrest spreads from Pemberton square where 35 carpenters quit over nine hours pay. Similar actions ripple through Crnceynati Curcaco and Santrorp as workers demand eight or nine hour days and higher wages.
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Court House
Pemberton Square
Crnceynati
Curcaco
Santrorp
Painters’ Union
Sandwich
Tce
Oston & Sandwich Glass
Spurr
Boston
Swett & Bond
Elliott & Jordan
Knights of Labor
New York
Central Labor Union Today
John G. Jones
Progressive Painters’ Union
The Cultivation and Care of Trees and Shrubs
Dr Goodale's seventh lecture on native trees explored propagation by seeds grafting and budding. It covered seed vitality for willow and oak, pruning transplanting, root thickening methods, and combating fungal and insect injuries with emphasis on practical garden practices.
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Goodale
William J Burke Named Superintendent of East Boston Ferries
William J Burke, elected yesterday as the new superintendent of the East Boston ferries, brings long mechanical experience. He previously oversaw Charlestown Navy Yard boiler shops, led Erie Basin Iron Works, Woodruff and Beach Iron Works, and served as deputy inspector of buildings and a civilian board examiner. He also held local and state legislative roles.
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East Boston
William J. Burke
Charlestown Navy Yard
James A. Maynard & Co
Maynard
Mass
Erie Basin Iron Works
Woodruff and Beach Iron Works
Hartford
Conn
Whitney
Burke
Common Council
Egypt Exploration Fund appeals for support and details
William C. Wixstow writes from Boston on April 2 1886 urging continued financial help for the Egypt Exploration Fund. He cites global recognition from universities and leaders, notes shortfall after Sir Erasmus Wilson's death, and asks for 3000 per year from the United States to fund future memoirs lectures and explorations.
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Egypt Exploration Fund
Europe
America
Anmong
United States
Barnard
Columbia College
Layard
Tigris
Schliemann
Troad
Peloponnesus
Ann
Boston
Museum of Fine Arts
Erasmus Wilson
Goshen
Navakentis
Middleton
Goodwin
James Freeman Clarke
Curtis
Harper’s Weekly
Wn. C. Wixstow
Beacon Street
Knights Templar Conclave Honors Two Knights at Boston Hall
A Knights Templar conclave met at Gothic Hall in the Masonic Temple with Eminent Sir James Swords visiting as grand captain-general of Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Henry M. Harper and William L. Guerrier received the Red Cross. A banquet followed as voices rose in song.
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Joseph Warren
Knights Templars
Gothic Hall
Masonic Temple
James Swords
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Order of the Red Cross
Henry M. Harper
William L. Guerrier
Boston Theatre and Halls Schedule With Notable Showings
Boston theaters present Mather in Honey Moon and Sarah Bernhardt in Adrienne at Hollis Street Theatre. Additional listings include Ruddigore at a city theatre and W J Florence in Dombey and Son at Park Theatre. Matinee options feature Brothers' Comedy Company with daily 2 pm shows.
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Boston
Peergeret Mather
Hollis Street
Sarah Bernhardt
Adrienne
Guyv'nor
Ruddigore
PRK
Mrs. W. J. Florence
Dombey and Son
Howard Athenaum
BIVOU
Oe Brothers
Wallace Lemon d marriage notice and long list of deaths
In this city April 1 Edmund Wallace to Gertrude Lemon d. Also Roxbury Mrs Lucy Austin aged 68. Neponset Caroline Bartlett 51, Walpole Alford Clark 63, West Roxbury B Frank Cutter 58, Damariscotta Mary Dixon 67, Dorchester James Freeman 42, East Cambridge Harvey George 83, Medford Sadie Guething, Chelsea Michael Johnston 71, Peabody Henry Keniston 37, Chelsea Lavina Peabody 43, multiple other aged notices and dates April 1 to April 4 detailing names, ages and residences.
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Austin
Roxbury
Mrs
Lucy
Aurelius L. Austin
Maga
Somerville
Charles Fartlett
Bartlett
Neponset
Caroline M
William F. Bartlett
Boles
Melville Jerome
Albert G
Annie M. Boles
Clark
Walpole
Alford Clark
Cutter
West Roxbury
Willow Street
Frank Cutter
Dawes
Haverhill
Sallie F
Josephus Dawes
Duxbury
Mass
Dixon
Damariscotta
Mary G
Robert Dixon
Dudley
Louisa
Hannah M
Daniel C. Dudley
Fenno
Revere
Joseph
Harriet E
Joseph Il
Freeman
Dorchester
James
Freeman, Jr
George
East Cambridge
Harvey George
Greene
Lizzie Greene
Guething
Medford
Sadie W
C. Theodore Guething
Hutchinson
Citronelle
Ala
Helen
Yehild
Etta Hutchinson
Etta
E. M. Hutchinson
O.H
Thornton
Boston
Johnston
Chelsea
Michael Johnston
Keniston
Peabody
Henry Oscar Keniston
Lane
Margaret Lane
Lowe
Lizzie M
Henry H. Lowe
Lavina M. Peabody
John A
Eliza M. Peabody
Yaylor
Zachariah Taylor
Thayer
Edward F. Thayer
Walker
Richard J. Walker
Wallace
Charles Wallace
Washburn
Worcester
Mary
Philip M
Miriam
Ancient and Honorable Artillery elects 1887 anniversary committee
At the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company meeting in Faneuil Hall last evening Captain Peter E Dolliver and other officers formed a committee to arrange the June 6 1887 anniversary celebration. Rev Brook Herford will preach and Rev O A Roberts will write the ode. The commander presented a shield. CAREFUL EXAMINATION notes Simons & Co success. spring work rush evident. letter carriers can order gigs uniforms at 1.25.
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Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Amory
Faneuil Hall
Peter E. Dolliver
A. W. Bailey
Edward E. Allen
Arthur Leach
George E. Hall
Brook Herford
Arlington Street
O. A. Roberts
Salisbury
Temple
G. W. Simnons & Co
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Rhodij Island
Ernor Wetmore
Harvard College Notes
Somerville Loan Association
Cambridge Veteran Firemen
Jackson & Co
Tremont Strees
New Court House
Dr. Goodale
Natural History Building
NEW Publications
Mrs. Dodd
England
Toilor
Chicago Tribune
Anna Bowman Dodd
Roberts Bros., Publishers
A. C. A. Hall
The
Society of St. John the Evangelist
Price
Cts
Mission House
Temple Street
Cupples & Upham
Washington Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Charles Street
GEO. Steck & GO. Pianos
Tremont St
Waltham St
Musical Publications
Mason
Ditson & Co
Czerny, Kohler
Cramer
Clementi
Heller
Emerson
Seiler
Stetson
R. D’oyly Carte
Gilbert
Sullivan
Ceorus
John Braham
Savoy Theatre
London
H. L. Reid
Fine Art Galery
Mme. Endregs
Fdison Illuminating Co
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Isabelle Everson
W. S. Gilbert
Annie Clarke
Florence
Mighty Dollar
FLIRT
Fannay Davenport
Eugene Tompkins
Margaret Mather
J. M. Hill
Leah
Lady of Lyons
Macbeth
Kromed
Juliet
Hollis ST. Theathe
Isaac B. Rich
Messrs
Henry EB. Abbey
Maurice Grau
Fédora
Adrienne Lecouvreur
Frou-Frou
Camille
Théodora
Family Circle
Bijou Theatre
Weston Bros.’ Comedy Co
Minstrels and Specialty CO
Chickering Hall
Kneisel Quartet
Heinrich Schuecker
E. Strasser
A. GU Aes . X. Reite
A. Goldstein
Music Hall
Insurance
Boylston
Kilby Street
J. W. Balch
W. Glover
American Insurance Co
George Croshaw & CO
Ree Peabody
J. Field
Henry 8. Bean
Vine Seecy
Mr. Arbecam
Oliver Ditson & C
United States Depository
First National Bank of
Buzzard’s Bay
Elizabeth Islands
New Bedford
New England
Robert Barker
Joseph Warren Commandery
K. T
Western Security Company
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Oss Een
Eroward T. Merriite
Phillips Point
Wm. R. Lawrence
Swampscott
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire St
Cotuit
A. T. Perkins
Fsq
Devonshire Street
Attleborough
Kboxton
Randolph Knapp
North Attleborough
Horatio Harris
S. R. Knights & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Albert Howe & Co
Brighton
James Williams
Freeman A. Smith
Tremont Temple
Copartnership
Cabot Brothers & Prescott
Tremont Street
Cabots
Drim
Charles D. Cabot
GEO
Cabot
A. Prescott
Cabot Brothers
Charles D, Cabot
Aaron EB
GAY & Cow
Statastreat
Arch Street
Parsapelruta
Penn
States Quartermaster’s Department
Quartermaster’s
Jeffersonville
Ind
Ecco
M. I. Ludington
Q. M
City OF
Park Department
City Hall
Park Commissioners
Houston
Binjamin Dean
Patrick Magu
John F. Andry
Board of Park Commissioners
Moston
Office of Park Commissioners
Mill Street
Eastport & ST. John Steamers
International Steamship Co
Cumperland
State OF Maine
Portland
Eastport
St. John
N. B
Calais
Malifax
W.H. Kilby
Boston Post
Boston Conservatory of
Tulius Eichberg
Julius Eichberg
Roth
Edmund M. Wheelwright
Boston Society of Architects
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
State House
Committee On Public Service
Commonwealth
Chas. N. Clark
William F. Ray
National Bank OF Commerce OF Boston
G. W. Harris