Lincoln's 1864 Vice Presidency Choice Questioned
Philadelphia reports a Times feature by Col McClure presenting letters and statements from Pettis Hamlin Butler Cameron and others detailing Lincoln's 1864 ticket deliberations. The material shows Lincoln favored a Union Democrat and that Andrew Johnson was a key candidate with Butler considered and rejected.
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Hanni- Beat Dawn Lin
CWI
McClure
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Staent
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Huille
Penn
Pettis
Baltimore
Lch
Johnson
Tennessee
Hamlin
Washington
House of Tend
Harri
Mincol
Iimore
IRS
N. Pettis
Meadville
Benjamin F. Butler
Boston
Simon Cameron
Fort Monroe
New England
Butler
Cameron
James R. Young
Pennsylvania
Saiu
Stanton
Fortress Monroe
General Butler
Young
Seward
Thurlow Weed
Border State Union
Canyon
Paren
Butte
Mr. Young
Harnsburg
White House
Ben C Truman
Major Truman
Welles
Exovernor Stone
Massachusetts Wheelmen to Cottage City for L A W Meet
Hundreds of Massachusetts wheelmen head to Cottage City for the annual division L A W meet. Somerville and Cambridgeport clubs rent costs, prizes for best parade appearance and largest league men turnout, with Cogtown lulivers and Press Cycling Club eager for top honors. The program runs Aug 13 to 15 with tours, contests, a grand ball, and a lantern parade to close the event.
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Cottage City
Cambridgeport
Charlestowlivers
New Press Cycling Club
Boston
Stedburg
South Framingham
Fown Hall
Fridakng
F.S. McCausela
Somerville Cycle Club
Hebron Avenue
Casino
Arthur Robinson
Sea View
City Hall speech blames bad contractor over city work
Mayor Matthews reports difficulties in running city business and condemns a proposed contractor who wrote a bold unsigned letter offering to handle all city work. Corporation Counsel Babson is asked to pursue the matter in court under Public Statutes.
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Stea Breeze
G Ty Hall
Matthews
Babson
Centennial command to Adjutant General Kendall camp entry
Reported movement details indicate Seventh New York guests going into camp with Hart commanding Jadets. Special train at 9 30 a m Essex camp tomorrow. Jalton expected Monday. Colonel pecting officer. Major Dewsen of the Cional Guard detailed for the week.
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Centennial
Gener Kendall
Handsome craft launched in Providence for New London trade
A new vessel named Charlotte W Miller was launched at Chute and Stark shipyard on the Thames river. Alfred J Miller and a large group attended from Providence and nearby ports. The 115 foot schooner will run to New London Boston and Eastern ports with moulding sand and will be further developed by Chute and Stark for a larger future ship.
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Alfred J. Miller
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Thames
New London
Stonington
Westerly
New York
T. J. Wellington
Benjamin Stark, Jr
Charlotte Isabel Miller
A. J. Miller
South America
Old Ocean
American Shipmasters’ Association
American Shipwindlass Company
B.B. Troy
Boston
George W. Carr
Fred E. Perkins
Frank F. Carpenter
Providence Coal Company
L. Pierce
C. T. Price
William B. Austin
John Champlin
Richard J. Butler
Eugene Atwood
Whitehead Bros
James D. Irwin
Senator Stark
Connecticut
J. E. Higbie
Northport
Stark
George T. Marshall
George Parsons Lathrop
Rose Hawthorne. Lathrop
Eldorado Wreck Strikes Hidden Rock Off Bahama Banks
Morgan Line steamship Eldorado bound from New York to New Orleans ran ashore after striking a hidden rock near the Bahama Banks. The crew of thirty eight and cargo including bridge timbers were beached near ten miles north of Bimini. United States cutter McLane and wrecking efforts were dispatched to aid.
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Eldorado
New York
New Orleans
Bahama Banks
United States Revenue
McLane
E. C. Chaylor
J. S. Boyd
Boyd
Great Isaac
Bimini
Gulf
Byrne
Mate Boyd
Long Key
J. Philbrick
John F. Horr
Washington
Cora
W. H. Williams
William Cramp & Sons
Philadelphia
Lloyd’s
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company
James Russell Lowells Illness Reported Comfortably
James Russell Lowell, seriously ill at his Elmwood residence, was reported by his physician as resting comfortably last evening.
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James Russell Lowell
Elmwood
Worcester Music Festival Announces Plans and Soloists
The thirty fourth Worcester Music Festival outlines incomplete artist negotiations and a strong lineup. Handel Israel in Egypt leads, with the Occasional Overture a first U.S. performance, and Bruch Repentance of Nineveh. Notable soloists include Nordica, Campanini, Wyman, and Whitney among others.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Kneisel
B.D. Allen
Carl Zerrahn
Victor Herbert
Handel
Israel
Egypt
Gluck
Mozart
Beethoven
Wagner
Schumann
St. Saens
Dvorak
Bruch
Rubinstein
Grieg
Weber
Tschaikowsky
Verdi
Gounod
Berlioz
Laio
England
Sir Michael Costa
Messrs. Novello, Ewer & Co
London
J. F. Bridges
America
Adams
Herbert
Peer GyNt
Siegfried
Brunhilde’s
Rock
Hans Hichter
Gluck Egmont
St Saens
Mme
Lilian Nordica
Jennie Patrick-Walker
Kathinka Paulson- White
Laura M. Burnham
Seabury U. Ford
Lena Little
Carl Alves
Ada May Benzing
Signor
Italo Campanini
Albert Lester King
Herbert Johnson
Signeor G.del Puente
Carl Dufft
G. R. Clark
Myron W. Whitney
Kranz Rummel
Iano
Franz Wilczek
WELL KNOWN HORSEMAN DEAD AT HAVERHILL
Moses E. Goodridge, 56, prominent livery stable man and horseman, died in Haverhill after business years in Boston and the city. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Moses E. Goodridge
Boston
Andrew M. Faden
Woburn
Faden
South End
Washington and
Orange Streets
Mr. Faden
Bangor
Frank B. Dodge
John Bray
Baptist Church
Washington
America
Erastus W. Ketchum
New York
Masonic Savings Bank Assigns To Germanic Vault
The Masonic Savings Bank of Louisville Ky assigned yesterday afternoon to the Germanic Safety Vault and Trust Company. The bank carries a capital of 250000 dollars and deposits exceeding 1000000 dollars.
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Masonic Savings Bank
Louisville
Germanic Safety Vault & Trust Company
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