Paraded Heroes Cheer General Alger Through Boston Route
Crowds line Commonwealth Avenue as General Russell Alger leads the Grand Army procession. Police manage mobs while hats and handkerchiefs fly in salute. the street decor and cheers mark a patriotic march from Commonwealth to Adams Square, with flags, bunting, and crowd seats selling quickly.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Arlington Streets
Russell A. Alger
Boylston Street
Adams Square
Grand Army
Alger
Copley Square
Harrison
Dartmouth Street
Columbus Avenue
Cross Street
West Chester Park
Chester Park
Nabshdoy Street
Langham
George C. Meade
Philadelphia
Newton Street
Washington Street
Dover Street
Kearsaye Naval Association
John A. Andrew Post
The Hospital Record of Veterans Admitted After Parade
The report notes many veterans admitted to Murdock and City Hospitals for exhaustion sunstroke and cramps following a long march. Several individuals from various posts in Boston Illinois Ohio and Massachusetts suffered injuries or health issues. A number were discharged during the day while others remained under care and watch.
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Murdock Hospital
H. E. Smith
City Hospital
John Marcroft
Boston
John H. Smith
Ilinois
J. W. Burney
W. W. Oreman
Wilson
Baltimore
W. A. Bartlett
Ohio
FE. L. Northup
David Thomas
Luther D. Chapin
Massachusetts
Jesse B. Rogers
Kansas
George S. Green
Brooklyn
John Lelong
Thomas Berney
Steinway
M. B. Clancy
Medford
W. II. Norbapy
Bridgeport
Charles Bird
Norristown
J. J. Young
N. Barnes
Henry Cary
I’. P. Witham
Rockland
James Wyer
Lynn
Edward Whiting
George Evans
M. Haskall
W. H. Witnell
Maine
Patrick Morrisy
Ausenia
Conn
Catherine Francis
Harrison Avenue
Washington and
Worcester Streets
John Johnson
Washington, D.C
Maggie Powers
Commercial Street
Commercial Street. Dr. Eliot
Peter Miller
Strees
Eliot
Commissioners of Public Charities
John O'Connell
Wellington
Tranover Street
Mattie
Munsly
Braintree
Hanover Streets
Red Cross
John
Grimes
Columbus
Lufts Street
Richard Quirk
Station 4
Robert Calhoun
U. S. Grant Post 69
Bay City
Mich
Massachusetts General Hospital
Oulu
Waterloo
England
Marengo
France
New York
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Murdock
Medical
End Press
Walkup
Framingham
Mass
Sarwarp Puach
T. Peinal
Drinks at tables avoided parade ban in Boston saloon
Notes recount a Boston enforcement day where drink service breached the rule with tables placed before the bar and standing drinkers. Police arrested multiple suspects including Handly Mitchell Connell York and others. pickpockets Ford and two New York thieves were detained, while charges of larceny emerged for Baldwin who stole $82 from Ansley of Everett.
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Fabian
Sir Andrew
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Robinson
Cogan
Pomfrey
Baltimore
McGrath
St. Louis
Anthony Handly
James Mitchell
Andrew Connell
William York
Knox
Parker
Providence
William Ford
Washington
Eliot Streets
Sweeney
William Sherwood
New York
Boylston
Gerraughty
Watts
Joseph Downing
Joseph Collins
Christopher Hammond
William KR. Robinson
Nellie Oliver
John J. Sherman
James If’. Collins
Glidden and
McCausland
Charles Baldwin
John D. Ansley
Everett
Portsmouth Inaugurates New City Government
In Portsmouth New Hampshire on August 12 the new city government was inaugurated. Mayor elect Fay took the oath with City Clerk Goodrich officiating. The boards elected Mercer Goodrich city clerk and Fred H. Ward as president with Charles E. Senter as clerk. Mayor Fay backed purchasing the water works for 160000 and selling the Portsmouth and Dover railroad stock.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Hoe
Portsmouth Aqueduct Company
Dover
Lawrence relief fund contributions acknowledged
Acknowledgments list gifts to the Lawrence relief fund including Houghton & Dutton, Lenox Street Chapel, J. B. & Albert Glover, E. W., Boston Lodge of Elks, R. H. White & Co., and Crash Steam Gauge & Valve Co. totaling 635 dollars. Previous acknowledgments amounting to 6850 dollars are noted.
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Lawrence Relief Fund
Houghton & Dutton
Lenox Street
J. B
Albert Glover
E. W
Boston Lodge of Elks
R. H. White & Co
Crash Steam Gage & Valve Co
Maritime arrivals and clearances list from New York port
A detailed harbor ledger records arriving vessels including steamers Agnes Baracoa Trelan Kingston Ja HH M Whitney Hos ton and more plus schooners Julia Frances Fall River Westside Gloucester. Several ships cleared to Eastport St Johns Liverpool Lisbon Limerick and Hong Kong with numerous vessel names and destinations listed.
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New York
Agnes
Baracoa
Trelan
Kingston
HH. M. Whitney
Hoston
Roland
Matanzas
Louise Adelaide
Bath
Julia Frances
Fall River
Westside
Gloucester
Alaska
Gaditano
Liverpool
Melios
Lisbon
Alfred Dumois
Gibura
Florida
Sydney
C.B
Selkirkshire
Morks Neilie Smith
Sawyer
Cane Town
Michael A. Zanazzi
Valencia
Anna Maria
D. Abundo
Mona
Starlight
Ofsted
Georgetown
Dem
Mayors Club Banquet Honors President Harrison in Boston
At Young's Hotel the Mayors Club of Massachusetts hosted President Harrison and party with a formal banquet. Speakers including General Sickles, General Butler, Congressman Boutelle, and others praised Massachusetts during a long evening of remarks and recollections.
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Young’s Hotel
Mayors’ Club of
Massachusetts
G. A.B
Harrson
Morton
Proctor
Noble
Tracy
Rusk
McKinley
Banaret
Harrison
Mayor Hart
J. M. Rus W. B. Bostwick
J. H. Campbell
H.S. Melcher
Warner Miller
AH. Gilmore
Redfield Proctor
J.C. Winkley
Henry N. Fisher
George W. Chivdner
L. P. Morton
H.C. Dwardt
John W. Noble
B. Sullivan
Admiral Gherardi
iNountz
Bb. F. Butler
IS. Winslow
O. Palmer
A. Harrington
John C. Robinson
Walter Cltford
BE. Matchell
S. Hayden
Morgan Koteh
A. R. Wade
G. D. Hart
E.S. Bradford
Lieutenant Arnold
James F. Jackson
Atv
Rising
United States
Larrison
Boston
Commonwealth
Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
Mechanics’ Fair
Daniel FE. Sickles
New York
General Sickies
Shiven
General Butler
Mayors’ Club
Boutelle
Maine
Bennington
Lucius Fairchild
Wisconsin
Charles Devens
Selfridge
United States Navy
Central Hudson Strike Fizzles End. Trains Run Regularly
At Grand Central and lines along the route trains moved with normal punctuality. Officials report the strike is over as managers announce restored order, new hires and resumed freight and passenger service though pockets of unrest and Keystone Knights of Labor activity persist in towns along the line.
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New York
Grand Central Station
Toucey
Syracuse
Webb
Sixty-fifth Street
Troy
Durine
Postotice
Knights of Labor
Wendell
Thomas Gaffney
Grand Central Yard
Lee
Executive District Board
West Shore
Union Hill
N. J
Voorhees
Harlem
Aupany
N. Y
l’Orter
Doyle
Buffalo
Onondaga County
New York Central Railroad
West Albany
Pinkerton
K. of
Central
East Albany
Schenectady
de Witt
Karners
Bissell
Poucukinesm
Hudson River
Union Street
North Tarrytown
Artists Along the Shore Studies of Ocean and Art
East Gloucester Massachusetts notes a thriving summer art scene with twenty four artists at the Delphine House and notable painters from Boston Philadelphia and Providence. The piece praises new teaching methods water color and color emphasis while anticipating a future art revolution. It also sketches daily life of artists residents and the Gloucester street railway and local civic life.
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East Gloucester
Mass
North Shore
Delphine House
Boston
Messrs. Enneking
Wagner
F. D. Williams
Shearer
Philadelphia
Burr UH. Nichols
Brittany
Venice
Rhoda Holmes Nichols
New York
Union
Delphine Lodge
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics Association
Looston
America
Beachcroft
Duveneck
Cincinnati
Bellamy (Longworth) Storer
Theodore Wendel
Gloucester
Wonson’s Wharf
Gloucester Street Railway
Bass Rocks
Canadian Fisheries Report Notes Coastal Abundance and Shortfalls
Colonel Tilton states Halifax dispatches show improved fisheries on Nova Scotia west and south coasts with plenty of cod haddock and herring. Lobster Bay steamer Carrie gathering 100 barrels of mackerel by seine last Friday. Cape Breton fishing is poor while Prince Edward Island reports abundant mackerel.
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Ottawa
Ont
Colonel Tilton
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Lobster Bay
Carrie
Cape Breton
Prince Edward Island
Dawes tariff claim questions foreign profits
Bubs Readville Mass questions Senator Dawes about a one cent per pound duty on tin plates and a seven million dollar foreign charge. The letter argues tariffs do not go to the US Treasury and questions Dawes’s judgment and moral qualities in defending higher duties. The writer cites Readville August 12 1890.
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Dawes
United States
Mr. Dawes
Bubs Readville
Mass
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General Alger
Mayors Club
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Devens
Fairchild
Butler
Hudson
Nature
Hevten M, Knowrton
the Canadian Fisheries
Senator Dawes
Cool Music Books
Ishaul
Light Alerry
Entertaining Sunes
Jamas
Sony Classics
Eepesesand
Arree
C Lass
Oliver Ditson Company
Exeter
Ghanberd
Cor
Exeter and
Blagden Sts
Codman & Freeman
Kilby Street
Vergelli
Boyliston Street
Grand Union Hotel
Saratoga Springs, N. Y
Geo. S, Adams
Omiece
Park Avenue
Neoel
Bill Meads
Recordee Printing CO
Lincoln St
Evelyn Putman
Lawrence Street
Misa W
Our
Humphreys
St. Vitus
Humphreys’ Medicine Co
Fulton St
Humphreys Medicine Co
Crocker, Burbank & Co
Fitchburg, Mass
The
American Insurance Co
Heston
Messrs
George Croskaw & CO
London
Francis Peabody
J. W. Field
Henry 8. Bead
Northampton St
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