Women Suffrage Moves Shift in Gop Circles Organizing
Circulars spur plans to organize women for Harrison and Morton support while Miss Elon J. Foster visits leaders and Mrs. Logan to lead a suffrage league. Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony back the effort as Democrats spark rival leagues. Second Auditor Day issues bounty guidance for veterans. Belmont residence poised as social hub for Mrs. Fuller and eight daughters.
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Bennington Republicans Nominate County Ticket in Arlington
The Bennington county Republican convention in Arlington named D. K. Simonds and W. P. Mattison for Senators W. R. Dean Faxon Bowen for assistant judges A. J. Pike for sheriff O. M. Barber for State's attorney Trenor Harbor for high bailiff Charles Baldwin for county commissioner Loveland Munson Northshire E L Sibley Southshire. Resolutions endorsed national and state platforms pledged support for all nominees and aim to restore a strong Republican majority in September.
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Northshire
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Southshire
E. L. Sibley
Senator Hale Sees Republican Tariff Push Before Sept
Senator Hale of Maine returns home with his family and asserts Congress will not adjourn before September 1. He summarizes the tariff prospects, predicting a surplus reduction bill backed by the Republicans and opposed by some Democrats. The plan includes detailed readjustments to sugar, tobacco, and other items, with no whiskey tax likely to be touched.
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St John parish and Reading traders picnicked at Melville Garden
In Downer Landing on July 31 the annual outings of St. John's parish Boston with about 800 attendees and Reading traders were held at Melville Garden. Lincoln Hall served as headquarters for the parish gathering. The traders enjoyed baseball in the cricket field, a clambake lunch, and an evening dance in the Music Hall with Edmands's orchestra.
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Excelsior Stakes Race Day At Saratoga Draws Large Crowd
At Saratoga on July 31 a sunny day drew a large crowd for the Excelsior stakes program featuring Elkwood Kingston and Terra Cotta as sole contenders. Prose won the opening three year old race, Terra Cotta led early in the main event but Kingston won by a half length, Gypsy Queen captured the Spinaway Stakes, and Drumstock won the selling race. Mutuals paid various sums with total payouts reported.
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Wentworth Lawn Tennis Opens with Bright Weather and Top Players
The Newcastle lawn tennis event opens amid fashionably crowded balconies as Sears, McMullen, Lee, and Campbell vie for early honors. McMullen sweeps Sears 6-2 6-4, while Campbell edges Lee 4-6 6-4 8-6. Morning rounds see Kingsley, Warren, Woodman, and others advancing in a crowded preliminary slate ahead of the Newport nationals.
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Political clashes echo across party lines in newspapers
A Lowell Courier admirer praises Harrison speeches while Providence Journal notes Thurber linked to Swedish Match purchases. Encaustic Tile Works warns against wage cuts if Mills bill passes. A St Louis Republic correspondent questions navy rebuilding costs. Mahone warns Virginia black district followers. Senator Plumb fears sugar duty cut, Kansas farmers clamoring for fence wire. New York Times cites protectionist tax burden on consumers. New York Evening Post laments Republican split over tariff talks.
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Paine's Furniture unveils new seasonal pieces and devices
The advertisements of Paine's Furniture Company boast a string of novel attractions in seasonable goods. No city furniture house has shown as many new pieces as this enterprising firm in recent months.
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Appropriation Debates on Pacific Railroads and Confederate Claims
Washington July 31 The Senate reports the Union Pacific funding bill and a seven Senator committee to study U S relations with British North American possessions including Canadian railways and trade. Amendments on Atchison public building Eastport foundation and Battery Island hatching station pass or fail as debated. Debate over Confederate property recovery and use of government funds follows with partisan remarks. House adjourns after fighting over fortifications related amendments.
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House Passes Office Building Bill Amendment Fight
Washington July 31 The House chose Mr McMillin of Tennessee as Speaker pro tem as it met at noon without a Speaker. Mills of Texas sought Aug 7 debate on labor bills except convict labor. Spinola of New York objected. Dibble of South Carolina presented the Omaha public building bill conference report raising site limit to 400000 while keeping total at 1200000. The report was rejected 81 to 92 and sent back to conference. Townshend of Illinois moved to shelve further action on the deficiency bill.
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Straws From State Street Market Report Reaches Higher Tone
New York stock activity showed strength with less price resistance and rising sentiment. Gould selling Western Union to a Drexel Morgan syndicate and favorable Union Pacific funding reports boosted buying. Providence paid 3 1 4 percent for a 100000 dollar six month loan, signaling tighter loan market. Atchison earnings stagnant until mid August. London’s purchase of U S securities reflected by a sight sterling decline. St Paul and Armour moves noted. Westinghouse income soared to a million annually. Silver King mine June cash flow near 40 thousand with 1.95 million dividends paid and 2 dollar share price.
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Boston Museum and city venues stage varied entertainments
The schedule lists Kattl the Family Help at the Boston Museum with shows at 2 and 8 PM. Oakland Garden presents Uncle Tom's Cabin at 2 PM and 7 45 PM. Cyclorama features Battle of Getters Music Hall Promenade concert at 8 PM. Horticultural Hall shows Christ Entering Jerusalem and The Crucifixion. Pompeian Amphitheatre presents The Last Days of Pompeii with 7 45 PM show.
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Cyclorama
Tremont Street
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Horticultural Hall
Jerusalem
Vpompeian
Pompeii
Auction Sales Thursday at Fruit Horatio Harris
An auction sale is scheduled for Thursday at 10 a m. Featuring assorted goods and items from the Fruit Horatio Harris collection, the event invites bidders and the public to participate. Proceeds support local causes.
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Marital Alliances Reported From City Records
In this city on July 29 and 30, notices record marriages. Charles A. Henderson wed Josephine M. Fitzgerald by Rev. M. K. Deiming. S. Phillips wed Lida Hart by Rev. Raphael Lasker. Frank W. Wesner married Antoinette E. Fiedler of Boston by Gustav Magnitzky Esq.
Deaths. Local obituaries list multiple residents’ passing
Death notices from Longwood to Hingham report numerous local deaths July 29 through July 31. Entries include infant Lawrence Brackett of Longwood, Captain John Boynton of East Cambridge, John Clifford of Everett, George Casey of this city, Lacey Stetson Develin of Manhattanville, Elsie M Dodge of Everett, Almira Fay of Tenafly, Daniel Foley of East Boston, Charles Friend, James M Gardner, Rose H Gunning, Joshua Hadlock, William Lemon, Henry Morse, Lucy Purinton of Tonsham, Edward Paul of Melrose, Henry E Robinson of Melrose, Mrs E Raferty, Theodore Reed of Rockland, Robert J Todd, John Waters of Hingham.
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Charlestown
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Melrose
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Rockland
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Hingham
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