President Harrison Visited Boston Brookline Reception and Banquet
A lengthy farewell tour in Brookline and Boston featured a warm reception for President Harrison. Crowds lined Commonwealth Avenue as he and Mayor Hart greeted residents, with a grand lunch at Mr Candler's house and a public step appearance amid cheers. Updates noted NH delegations seeking his Concord visit and a state dinner marking the day.
Reception of President Harrison in Boston and civic procession
A long list of municipal officers and notable guests accompanies President Harrison as he travels by carriage from the Reed House to Faneuil Hall. The crowd along Arlington Beacon and School streets shows modest enthusiasm while decorating and cheering grow at Faneuil Hall where the president greets the cheering citizens.
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Inside Faneuil Hall crowds pack for presidential visit
The vast audience within Faneuil Hall sweltered for over an hour awaiting the presidential party. Police controlled doors, a result crowd surged outside as the procession approached the front platform. Mayor Hart, officials, and band music accompanied the President onto the stage.
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Evening Scenes at Vendome Crowded Boston Square
The evening scenes around the Vendome drew a large crowd from 7:30 to 8, filling the square between Dartmouth and Exeter streets and along Commonwealth avenue curbstones. For about half an hour the dense mass left almost no room to move and spectators remained tightly packed.
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Reception at the Boston Press Club for Halford
President Harrison’s private secretary Mr Halford was escorted to the Boston Press Club on Bow street and introduced to the Boston press by President Taylor. Halford, described as a “little fellow,” was presented in the club parlor for about an hour while the president toured the suburbs.
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Prince of Wales Hosts Emperor William at Royal Yacht Squadron
London August 7 The Prince of Wales hosted Emperor William and Prince Henry at the Royal Yacht Squadron dinner. The Emperor praised the British fleet and reviewed 26 000 troops at Aldershot. He pledged to uphold Anglo German military friendship and hoped their sisterhood of arms would endure.
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Train Robbery On Rio Grande Western Near Crevasse
Rio Grande Western train No 3 known as the Modoc was held up near Crevasse. Two robbers boarded the baggage car and threatened the engineer and fireman to stop the train. They looted $900 and twenty watches as a posse and two deputy US marshals with bloodhounds pursue the robbers from Green River and Salt Lake.
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Democrats of Ward 19 Rally in Cabot Street Hall
A Ward 19 Democratic meeting at Friendship Hall Cabot street chaired by P J Maguire drew councilman Thomas F Lyons State Representative Thomas H Duggan ex Representative Thomas L Nolan ex Councillman Thomas F Follen and others The group vowed to keep the ward united oppose officer swaps and backed Matthew Keany to lead harmony measures passed unanimously including resolutions condemning attempts to “steal” the meeting
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Matthew Keany
Thomas F. Mahame
William O’connor
World’s Carrying Trade Questions for Congress
Boston merchants urge Henry Dawes, George Hoar and others to answer whether tariffs shield American shipping from British dominance and why American ships, especially steamers, fly foreign flags. They list Boston business leaders and firms urging protective policy and naval industry protections.
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New England
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Arrest for Forgery by Local Officer in South Boston
Officer Murdough of Station 5 yesterday arrested George A. Binden, twenty, for forging the name John Gilbert Jr to a check for eighty five dollars on the National Security Bank, payable to Peter Burk of 151 Athens street, South Boston.
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