Blaine Republican Tour Planned From Boston to New York
Massachusetts Republicans organize a Blaine demonstration with a Boston departure on Tuesday at 4 p.m. Delegations from Worcester Springfield and Hartford join, then sail to New Haven to meet Blaine's arrival. Fare is 10 dollars round trip with 50 cent meals. potential 15 dollars if delayed.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Boston & Albany
Worcester
Springfield
Hartford
Connecticut
Colt
Armory Band
New Haven
C. H. Northam
New York
New Haven Steamship Company
Blaine
Europe
C. M. Northam
Robert A. Southworth
Republican State Committee
State Committee
Frederick L. Burden
Theodore C. Bates
Fee
Stevens
Designing Badges for the Marshal and Aids-How Divisions Will Be Made Up
New York详细报道列出大游行队伍组织与分队指挥人选。鲍莱恩和詹姆斯·格雷等多名机构将组建分队并穿着旧 Blaine 时代制服，携带 Blaine 与 Logan 旗，宣布支持 Harrison 与 Morton。各辖区将分组参加，费城、匹兹堡等地的俱乐部参与度高。
Unverified Status of General Joseph C. Jackson
The record notes that General Joseph C. Jackson is listed as unverified. No further context or official confirmation is provided in the readable text.
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Joseph C. Jackson
Enthusiastic Ratification Meeting At Andover Attacks Blaine Or Harrison
A large Republican turnout in Andover with Democrats and locals present, featuring Josiah Quincy and John J. Donovan speaking on party platforms. Professor Wells presided and praised education leaders while arguing the Republican era should end, and Cleveland and reform drew cheers. Similar rallies occurred in Lanford and Prefersore with tariff speechers and fireworks.
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Cleveland and Thurman
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
John J. Donovan
Lowell
David C. Wells
Phillips Academy
James O. Parker
Lawrence
Charles Parker
James E. Dennison
J. M. Bradley
John Stark
Joseph W. Higgins
John Baldwin
Mr. Wells
Lincoln
James G. Blaine
Harrison
Morton
Cleveland
Republican Party
Lanford
Cleveland and Thurman Club
A. F. Moulton
Elliot King
Portland
Prefersore
N. H
C. F. Stone
John P. Bartlett
Manchester
Judge Bartlett
Beard Votes Against Silver Plank and Explains Why
State Treasurer Beard, Massachusetts member on the platform committee in Chicago, explains his views on the silver plank in the Republican platform. He notes the plank pledges use of both gold and silver as money but argues it commits no policy, contends the administration has not demonetized silver, and comments on the wider political context and upcoming events including a Democratic ratification meeting at Tremont Temple and local campaign club activities.
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Beard
Massachusetts
Chicago
Cutler
Republican Party
Congress
Boston
Tremont Temple
Wade
Home Market Club
John G. Whittier Republican Club
Merrimac
Carlsbad
L. Plekles
Royal Press
Medical
A. le
A. L. A. Toboldt
Aece
Rca
Uninet
Vienna
Eisner & Mendelson CO
United States
Clarets and Sauternes Favored in Summer Trade
S. S. Pierce & Co. of Scollay square Copley square and State street outlets promote Clarets and Sauternes as summer favorites in New England. They offer vintages from J. Calvet & Cie Bordeaux despite banter surrounding prohibition, highlighting wine excellence as important.
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New England
S. S. Pierce & Co
Scollay Square
Copley Square
State Street
J. Calvet & Cie
Bordeaux
Fireworks and campaign outfits offered for 1888 race
Messrs Masten and Wells of 18 Hawley street announce a full catalogue of campaign fireworks flags torches uniforms decorations and related items for the 1888 political campaign. Interested parties may apply to receive the catalogue.
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Messrs. Masten & Wells
Hawley Street
New Yorks Beat Boston In High Scoring NL Tilt
In a wide open game at New York, the Giants topped the Boston team 8 to 6. Key moments included Brown driving a three run homer, Ewing and Whitney adding timely hits, and Keefe exiting with a hurt arm after a line drive. Pitchers Wise and Crane split duties as Boston rallied with five runs in the sixth to close the gap.
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Keefe
Sowders
Whitney
Madden
Wise
Crane
Brown
Boston
Giants
Morrill
Klusman
Ray
New York
O’rourke
Sanders
Ward
Tiernan
O'Rourke
Ewing
Bostons
Nash
Johnson
Gore
Hornung
O’ Rourke
Connor
Richardson
Agamenon
Michael J. Kelley
Prince Albert
NEW Yorks
K. BH. PO
Ou’rourke
Kinsman
Sancers
T. O'Rourke
Knight
Chicago
Mavis
Indianapolis
Selma
Manchester club defeats Worcesters in strong showing
Manchester players Manning Kellogg Scheffler shine as Manchester wins 18 to 5 in a feature filled game. It marks Manchester's eighth victory in nine recent outings.
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Manchester
N. H
Manchesters
Portsmouths
Naek
Will
Gee Ain A
Summer Services at Shawmut Church
The Rev. William E. Parson of Washington will preach at Shawmut Church Tremont and Brookline streets next Sunday at 10 30 a.m. and every Sunday for August. Music under Richard Heard Dr R Shuebruk and Myron D Fuller. Shawmut offers summer preaching with no collections and a hearty welcome to all. Parson is a new and able Boston preacher.
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Shawmut Church
William E. Parson
Washington, D. C
Tremont and
Brookline Streets
Richard Heard
R. Shuebruk
Myron D. Fuller
Parson
Boston
Wright & Ditson Tennis Final In Newcastle England
In Newcastle New Hampshire Aug 3 perfect weather capped the Wright and Ditson tournament. Campbell and McMullin beat Hoppin and Weeden 6 0 6 4 in doubles. Chase won the singles final after a five set battle 6 4 7 6 3 6 4 6 3 with Campbell injuring an ankle but finishing.
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Newcastle
N. H
Wright & Ditson
Campbell
McMulln
Hoppin
Weeden
McMullin
Chase
Dorchester Yacht Club Names New Directors and Members
The Dorchester Yacht Club held its fifth regular meeting of the year electing Eben Dunlon and Erastus Willard to the board of directors and naming new active members including Marshall K. Abbott and several Dorchester and Boston residents. The club adopted the international code of signals with the Coston motif and discussed plans for a town clubhouse location. Commodore Savage prepared the flagship Arathusia for a trip to Long Island Sound, likely Newport as the first run. Sloops Ethel Maine Nautilus returned from voyages with guests listed and schedules to sail eastward again in about ten days.
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Dorchester Yacht Club
Eben Dunlon
Erastus Willard
Marshall K. Abbott
North Star
Allen Asher
W. 8. Crosby
George M. Cummings
Otis Eddy
John F. Limzee
William J. Morton
Oonee M. Whitcomb
Coston
Town Club
City
Horace B. Clapp
Dorchester
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Boston
Iroquois
E. Howard Gay
William ‘I’. Lambert
Bohemian
William P. Whitmarsh
Neponset
Chester Guild
Augustus L. Thorndike
Savage
Arathusia
Long Island Sound
Newport
Ethel
Theodore W. King
Camden
Portland
York
Messrs
L. M. Clark
Nautilus
Bar Harbor
South West Harbor
North East Harbor
Castine
William J. Reed
Alfred Reed
H. H. Carter
H. B. Callena
Augustus Bradstreet
Obituary: John Locke of Arey Madock Locke dies in Bridgewater
John Locke, leather dealer at 39 High Street Boston, died Thursday night of apoplexy at Bridgewater while with family. Born Cambridge June 1, 1862, he started as an office boy and became a proprietor. He served in Cambridge common council, led leather outfits, and supported First Baptist Church. He leaves a widow and a young son.
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John Locke
Arey, Maddock
Common Council
Amicable Lodge
Boston
First Baptist Church
Cambridge
Mr. Locke
Henry A. Locke
Wiliam Tidd & Co
Frank Locke
J. M. Hunnewell & Co
Closing Races at Cleveland Grand Circuit Meet
Three thousand five hundred spectators witnessed the final day in Cleveland as hot weather met a fast track. J J Case's Stallion Brown set a two year old record of 2 34 and a 2 181% heat time to lead four year old trotting stallions. Johnston the pacer lowered Billy Boyce 2 1414 to 2 13. Prince Wilkes and Rosalind Wilkes shaved 1 4 seconds from their records in the free for all. The opening 2 18 class featured White Stockings and Fayonia after yesterday’s postponement.
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Cleveland, O
J. J. Case
Brown
Johnston
Billy Boyce
Prince Wilkes
Rosalind Wilkes
White Stockings
Fayonia
Double scull race crowns Teemer Hamm vs Gaudaur McKay
At Saratoga Shrines New York on August 3 the United States championship race for $2500 a side featured Teemer and Hamm against Gaudaur and McKay. From the start both crews dropped oars together and fought hard to the finish. McKay and Gaudaur led by four to five lengths, finishing first in 19 minutes 56 seconds.
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Saratoga Shrines
N. Y
United States
Teemer
Hamm
Gaundaur
McKay
Gaudaur
Medical registration bill argued in law court
In Portland on August 3 Judge Goddard debated the medical registration bill. Governor Bodwell had signed then erased his signature, and the law court was asked to rule whether the bill had constitutionally become law.
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Portland
Law Court
Goddard
Bodwell
Notorious sugar operator Hickman leaves Canada for Pennsylvania
MontTreau Aug 3 Hickman from Boston, a noted saccharine sugar operator, has fallen into trouble in Montreal and sailed for Philadelphia where his mother resides. A warrant is out for his arrest in Pennsylvania, and he is expected to face a warm reception there.
Dover Man Searches for Woman Who Took Child
Mark Foss of Rochester arrived in Dover this morning seeking a woman who fled Rochester with his child and $280. No trace of her was found in the city.
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Dover
N. H
Mark Foss
Rochester
Unruly Police Captain Reported To Court Scandal
City authorities investigate a police captain amid claims of drunken and disorderly conduct. The official allegedly insulted guests during recent social events, with quiet inquiries ongoing and a promise of forthcoming revelations and possible exposure of official unfitness.
The Position of Dr Storrs in Politics Keeps Options Open
The Rev Dr Storrs publishes a long letter in the Independent outlining his political stance in the current campaign. He supports Republican nominees while criticizing the Chicago platform, calls for temperance emphasis, and advocates tariff adjustment to protect domestic industry. He declines to bolt the party, preferring independence and ongoing consideration as he awaits further developments. The eleventh annual Unitarian grove meeting began at Weirs yesterday.
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Storrs
Independent
Cuyler
Adirondacks
Republican Party
Chicago
JI Belive
Greeley
General Scott
Weather forecast for New England and nearby states
The Weather from Washington reports a 24 hour outlook across Maine New Hampshire Vermont and eastern New York with threatening weather and local rains, warmer with southwest winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut expected fair then rain Saturday afternoon and night, warmer with southwest winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Weather Report for Boston August 3 1888
Observer’s Office Boston signals service notes 8 A M and 8 P M readings. Barometer 29.93 inches. Clear to light winds, mean daily bar 29.075 inches. Maximum 81.6 F, minimum 65.0 F, mean 72.5 F. Dew point 58.5 F, relative humidity 62.0 percent. Precipitation zero. Winds from the west.
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Boston
Observer’s Office
Signal Service
U.S. A
Barvomstel Sc Ovsds
Tae Keewen
Oncol Crok
Eln Gaiad Baern Upiele Cneene
Marximum
Reproductions of Delft Ware and New Dinner Set Novelties
Jongs McCurer and Stratton at 51 to 59 Federal Street announce remarkable old blue Delft ware reproductions and new color piazza seat designs. The items resist sun rain and insects, and the firm’s dinner sets promise solid appeal and good value upon inspection.
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Mr. Beard
Silver Plank
Andover
New York City
Barnum
C. H. Y. Collis
Pennsylvania
Americas Club
Pittsburg
Cameron
Pennsylvania Clubs
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Logan
Harrison and
New Jersey
John Ramsey
Newark
Union League
J. Wesley Jones
Brooklyn
East River
Pioneer Corps
J. Wesley Jacobus
Jackson
Ninth District
Jaine
Republican Club
Twenty-First Assembly District
Evening Post
Foster
Republican League
Quay
Grand Mar
NEW England Democrats
Wells
Phillips
Detroit
Chicagos
PO. A. BE. R
E. Ryan
OjSeery
Lff
van Halt
O Ol Denny
Duffy
Hines
O Anson
Glasscock
Pfeffer
Ojassett
William’n.ss
Esterb’k
O Burns
L.mcgeachy
Mains
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Myers
Veavissan Ole O
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Burns
Bassett
McGeachy
Ryan
Seery
Denny
Royle
Williamson
Farrell
Anson
Boyle
Kelly
Washingtons
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Po.a
R.bh
Mulvey
Brien
Irwin
Donnelly
Bastian
Deasley
Clements
O’day
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Fuller
Hoy
Dally
Doneas Andrews
Farrar
Fogarty
Delehant
Andrews
Valentine
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Pittsburgs
M’kay
Canada
DR. Storrs
Unitarian Grove
Weirs
Hee
Halifax
Nas
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Montreal
Quebec
Eastport
Weeeaaas
Northfield
Mass
Nantucket
Block Island
Albany
N. Ys Sear
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Penn
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Orfolk Dee
Teras
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Fla
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Fort Assinaboine
Mont
Helena
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Oak
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N.M
Paso
Cotton Region
Atlanta
Augusta
Charleston
Galveston
Little Rock
Memphis
New Orleans
Savannah
Vicksburg
Wilmington
ST. Cloud Hotel
Hule
S. L. Bowker
Hull
Bangor House
Best House
F. C. Beal
Bango
M. J. Roach
M&, Maine
Seeutler
Ryder
Itc
Devonshire Street
HOTEL
Nahant
Nahant Beach
Samuel Soule & Son
Tri-Mountain House
Namant
Bailey’s Hill
Sylvester Brown
R. George Wilson
Chiswick Inn
A. W. Weeks
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Littleton
Vur
F. M. Young
Glen House
White Mountains
BR. Milliken & CO. L. P. Roberts
C. R. Milliken
Oregon House
Z. T. Harrington
N. J
Iron Mountain House
W. A. Meserve
Olla
Mls and Machinery
Lewiston Mills
Lewiston
Union Water Power Company
Maine Central R. R
Grand Trunk R. R
Chas. E. Raymond
Gerard C Tobey
Devonshire St
Roston, Maas
Beach Street
B. P. Weers
Water Street
WM. C. Codman
J. G Freeman Agents
Bae Ae
Central Street
Tolet
Samuel Barnard
Rowe’s Wharf
the Winner Investment CO
William H. Parmenter
Kansas Investment CO
Corner Water
H. E. Ball
Pres
Givorce C. Morne
the Eastern Banking
Milk Street
T. Merrihew
Francis A. Osborn
Port Scott Equipment Com’y
Sears
Charles Merritam
Fort Scott Equipment Company
Memphis Equipment
Charles Merriam
Memphis Equipment Company
Gould
HN Jiffries & Sons
James F. C. Hyde
Seabury
Bufford’s Sons
Franklin Street
Bufford’s
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