Bar Harbor Season Opens Amid Fashionable Gaiety
Bar Harbor in Maine bursts with fashionable visitors from New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Cincinnati, Chicago and Baltimore. The season starts August 1 with dinners teas and the Kebo Valley Club dances. Notable guests include M. Paternotre the French minister and Mavroyeni Bey Turkish minister at Ban-y-Bryn. Nearby, the Vanderbilt circle and Mrs Barney host exclusives while mourning guests stay discreetly.
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Bar Harbor
Frenchman’s Bay
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Baltimore
Kebo Valley Club
Washington
Barabor
Fegard
Bacchus
Maine
Alfred Clifford Barney
Ban-y-Bryn
M. Paternotre
Mavroyeni Bey
Ban-y- Bryn
Frederick D. Thompson
Mr. Blaine
Emmons Blaine
Blaine
Nathan Matthews
Peenie
Matthews
New York World
Godard
Leeds
George W
Eward Webb
Fred
Eep
Miss Sloane
Walter Kissam
W K. Vanderbilt
Point d’Acadie
Sanford's Ginger advertised as stomach and bowels cure
An old advertisement touts Sanford's Ginger as a fast acting, pure remedy for stomach and bowel ailments during the season. It highlights its ingredients, including medicinal French brandy and imported ginger, and urges readers to ask for Sanford's Ginger with the trade mark on the wrapper, sold widely.
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Sanford
Sansrd
Parliament Meets as Gladstone Receives Warm Greeting
London Aug 4 The new Parliament opens with Gladstone greeted by a rousing ovation. Irish members Davitt Hardie and others receive attention as Yeomen search Parliament for gunpowder. Peel is reelected Speaker and plans for divisions on Monday are outlined by Libs and McCarthyites.
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London
Charles Dilke
Guy Fawkes
House of Lords
House of Commons
Joseph Chamberlain
Balfour
Gladstone
Michael Davitt
James Keir Hardie
G. E. Banes
Palace
Hardie
M. W. Ridley
Black Pool
Lancashire
Arthur Wellesley Peel
Peel
H. H. Asquith
Fifeshire
Thomas Burt
Morpeth
Rival Senate Nomination Sparks Six Middlesex District
In the sixth Middlesex district a Republican Senate contest lists four candidates: Major Woodward Wakefield Dr Richardson Wakefield Solon Bancroft Reading and Myron J Ferren Stoneham. Ferren is favored to win while Wakefield splits, Reading may not receive votes, and Stoneham is seen as the likely holder of the seat by rotation.
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Middlesex
Fernald
Melrose
Major Woodward
Wakefield
Dr. Richardson
Solon O. Bancroft
Reading
Myron J. Ferren
Stoneham
Ferren
Senate
Minority Defends Harrison in Yellowstone Inquiry
The House Public Lands committee minority rejects charges against Russell Harrison and Secretary Noble. They portray the majority report as unfair, defend Harrison from implied influence peddling, and condemn Gibson for deceitful conduct. They argue no stock was issued and no request was made for Harrison to act.
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Washington
House Committee On Public Lands
Yellowstone Park
Noble
Gibson
Russell Harrison
Pack Association
Harrison
Goer
SICK CHILDREN AND HOT WEATHER AFFECT CITY
Heat wave boosts soda and ice trade while cholera infantum and related illnesses rise among babies. The Post's doctor treats more patients in crowded North End districts as mothers fret over milk quality and nourishment. A charity sale of blueberries funds street-car outings for convalescents. Hip punch promoted for relief.
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North End
C. M. Rowell
Newton
N. H
Carnegie Officials Bail Granted In Murder Case At Homestead
Superintendent John A. Potter and assistants James Dovey and Nevin McConnell were released on $10,000 bail each after a brief hearing before Judge Ewing in Prrrsture Pennsylvania. Bonds were signed by A. W. and R. B. Mellon. The hearing addressed charges from striker Hugh Ross. A riot at the Duquesne plant injured about fifteen. guards and troops were dispatched as strikers from Homestead were linked to the violence. Pinkerton leader Captain Hines remains in serious condition after a July 6 shooting at Homestead.
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Penn
John A. Potter
Homestead Mills
James Dovey
Nevin McConnell
Hugh Ross
Burleigh
Tam
A. W
R. B. Mellon
Ewing
Duquesne
Carnegie Steel Company
Millstagle
Huling
Wiley
Hasings
Homestead
Amalgamated Association
Disappearance of Philadelphia Attorney Robins over $160000
William B. Robins, a Philadelphia attorney and counting warden at St. Mark's Church, has vanished amid allegations of a $160,000 discrepancy. Reports say he undercounted vestry accounts by several thousand dollars in June and a security offer was made to cover the shortfall. His family reportedly faced poverty and receives aid from a relative.
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Philadelphia
Penn
William B. Robins
Robins
St. Mark’s Church
Marriages MCINTIRE COLLING 10 times oh Jul bh
Fragments indicate a marriage notice involving McIntire and Colling with unclear details and garbled OCR text. The readable bits mention names McIntire and Colling in a marriage context but lack clear dates or locations.
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McIntire —Colling
Meinure
Ea ‘Collins
Obituary notices from Charlestown and nearby areas
Fragmented notices report deaths of Mary Hamalton of Philadelphia age 65, Phineas Leach aged 85, Beatyatine Beaty aged 30s, and other local deaths including a Charlestown resident Ralph Clark aged 70s and William Fraser, with entries mentioning Aug 3 and July 30 dates and residences in Malden Middlesex Charlestown Cambridgeport and Philadelphia.
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Chick
South Boston
Hans A
Mont
William Fraser
Leach
Charlestown
Aus
Ptain Phineas Leach
Y Bader
Malden
Hire
Beatyatine Hamlato Atladelphia
J. Frau
Juy
Dropsy
Mary
Reobertson
Cambridgeport
Jon Clark
Ralph Lark
Our de Ria Va
Mepine
J Son
John
Lyons
Young newsboy suffers scalp wound after diving mishap
East Boston reports young Harry McRae cut a deep gash in his scalp while bathing after misjudging water depth and striking a rock. He requires several stitches and head bandaging. Local notes mention vacations for Estey and Burke and church entertainments by ship stewards to unite sailors. Urban Associates plan Falcon street homes, while fire department carpenters work on a Maverick square sugar refinery drill school ahead of Bristol street HQ completion.
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Harry McRae
Hoe
Charles Estey
Duxbury
Estey
M. H. Burke
Squantum
St. Mary’s Church
Royal Mail
Scythia
Adam Wallace
W. Batay
F. Harding
C. Beattie
A. Martin
R. Adams
W. Bowden
W. Wallace
McFarlane
A. Anderson
W. Price
Thomas Bamford
Robert Shaw
Falcon Street
Tollman
North Ferry
Associates
Willard S. Allen
Moses P. Brown
Brown
Littlefield
J. F. McConnell
Ladder 2
Waptain J. H. Elliott
Engine 40
C. I Lynch
Chemical 7
Maverick Square
Bristol Street
Chelsea License Fight Promises Major Fall Contest
Chelsea expects a fierce campaign this fall between no license and license advocates. Local voices say no license costs Chelsea at least 25000 yearly and more harms may follow, while license supporters vow renewed effort after two defeats. The piece notes social clubs for widowers, a guilty verdict for Patrick Lydon, a yacht club concert, and various local social and civic notes.
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Chelsea
Amos Perry
George E. Day
Massachusetts Y. M. C
Patrick Lydon
Chestnut Street
Chelsea Yacht Club
David Taylor
Shawmut Street
Oys
Frank Winslow
Belfast
W. O. Pillsbury
Harry
Havelock
Isaac S. Clark
Middleboro
Mass
E. Walter Everett
Hollis
N. H. Tur Ferryman
Harvest Excursions Half Rates Offer By Burlington Route
The Purlington Route announces half price round trip tickets valid twenty days to western farming regions and cities. Eastern agents will sell through tickets on the same plan. Readers are urged to contact P S Eustis general passenger agent Chicago for details.
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Purlington
Burlington
Chicago
Peoria
Quincy
St. Louis
P. S. Eustis
Old State House Train Tickets With Shore Line Express
No. 8 Old State House in Boston, run by Mr. L. H. Palmer, has long been a popular transportation hub. Tickets for the Shore Line express trains and the Colonial express between Boston and Washington can always be secured.
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Old State House
L. H. Palmer
Boston
Shore Line
Washington
Republican caucuses and Prohibition nominations outline districts
The Republican city committee calls caucuses for delegates to the State convention on Sept 7. Prohibitionists announce congressional nominations across districts including Lodge’s, with dates and meeting plans in Springfield Aug 12 and a expected doubled fall vote.
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Republican City Committee
State Committee
The
People’s Party of
Massachusetts
Washington Street
George F. Washburn
People’s Party
New England
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
Springfield
Evangelist Hall
Herbert McIntosh
Worcester
H. Kk. Legate
Boston
John L. Kilborn
Lee
Herbert M. Small
Baldwinville
F. M. Forbush
Troops to Parade at World's Columbian Exposition
Major Geneva Schofield met with the President to outline military display plans for Chicago opening ceremonies in October. The parade will include United States troops state troops and civic organizations with a large US military representation, mobilization details being prepared for Chicago posts nearby.
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Washington
Geneva Schofield
Chicago
Ill
United States
There'll Be No Conflict on Johnson Island Seizure
Washington reports the British cruiser Cham p ion seized Johnson Island in the Pacific Ocean in Great Britain name. The State Department says the United States has long held jurisdiction since 1858 when an American guano company landed there. No claim of territorial jurisdiction, no annexation, and no conflict with other governments is anticipated.
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Washineton
Champion
Johnson Island
Pacific Ocean
Great Britain
State Department
United States
Irish National Federation Hails Home Rule Drive Donation
The Irish National Federation through T. B. Fitz acknowledges a $156 donation from the Joseph Gillis Biggar branch of St. James parish. E. J. Ahern presides as the branch aims to back elected Irish members in Parliament, seek independence from home duties, and urge that Home Rule be the first duty of the incoming Parliament. The branch pledges full material aid to Irish MPs until Home Rule is granted.
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Board of Trustees
The
Irish National Federation
T. B. Fitz
Joseph Gillis Biggar
St. James Parish
E. J. Ahern
Branc
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Ginger
Mr. Gladstone
John Morley
Ireland
Associated Press
Paenday
Gladstonians
McCarthyites
Thomas Sexton
Er. Balfour
Parnallites
W. H. Preble
George N. Swallow
J. J. Corbett
William E. Russell
C. H. Graves & Sons
Carnegie
Hines
Pinkerton
Captain Hines
Pinkertons
Provincetown
Boston Post
Coooood
Ustralian
Wilson Bros
St Jewellers
U. S
City Committee
People's Party
Wuisiies
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Gen
Oras
U-Forttung Valet
CHAS
So RE
Gongral
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