Blaine Seen as 1892 Presidential Hope, Washburn Says
Washington report quotes Senator Washburn of Minnesota stating Blaine is in strong health and likely to be the Republican presidential nominee in 1892. He asserts Blaine could be nominated by acclamation, notes Blaine’s long life and resilience, and criticizes conspirators discrediting him while predicting Harrison will not seek the nomination.
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Washington
Speciiau
Post
Washburn
Minnesota
Blaine
the Post
Harrison
Northwest
Boston
Washington Street
Prospectus Post-Free
Load Line for American Vessels Seeks Early Law
Captain Bates, Commissioner of Navigation, pushes a load line bill for American vessels to be ready when Congress meets. The goal is a proper law before the English act takes effect next year, amid friction with Britain and possible German reprisals. The British board notes the U S rules may need adjustments for larger ships.
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Bates
Commissioner of Navigation
Congress
Julian Pauncefote
Farquhar
New York
British Board of Trade
United Kingdom
United States
House Committee On Merchant Marine
Great Britain
Germany
Official Heads in Danger in Roosevelt Report
Baltimore reports say fear among top federal officials over Roosevelt’s scathing expose has largely faded. Cabinet leaders feel the President stands with them and fear action is unlikely, while subordinates remain wary. A Ward Fifteenth polling scene shows a coal cellar civil servant's quip to Roosevelt and his amused reaction, with Mr White later promoted.
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Baltimore
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
William White
Post Office
Mr. White
Sea gives up its dead in Newburyport area tragedy
Early today Assistant Marshal Dean learned from Newburyport that the body of Mrs. Marsh wife of Special Officer Marsh of Haverhill was found near South Jetties Plum Island. The couple went to sea last Sunday from Salisbury Beach and did not return. Mrs. Marsh had recently inherited $6000 and both carried life insurance. Their three children ages 2 6 and 9 would be provided for. Mr Marsh’s body had not yet been recovered.
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Haverhill
Marshal Dean
Newburyport
Republican Kickers
East Boston
E. M. McPherson
McPherson
Island
Democratic State Committee
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
State Committee
George N. Carpenter
House Committee On Insurance
Brookline
Parker
Methuen
House
Senate
Commonwealth
Walter J. D. Bullock
Far River
Barrett
Quincy
Adirondacks
Josiah Quincy
Democratic State Central Committee
Hotel Owner Found Dead in Bed
F. G. Tucker, proprietor of the Lake House in Lake Grove, New York, was found dead in his bed this morning. The cause was neuralgia of the heart. He was 66 years old.
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Lake Grovae
N.Y
F. G. Tucker
Lake House
Tucker
Labor Day Parade plans and union line of march
Chief Marshal McCarty and staff outlined parade logistics with headquarters at 22 Eliot Street open 7 to 10 p m daily before Labor Day. Union contingents formed on Copley Square and surrounding streets while arrests and staff appointments were discussed amid labor council tensions.
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McCarty
Eliot Street
Central Labor Union
Copley Square
Huntington Avenue
Amalgamated Building Trades Council
Boylston Street
West Chester Park
Carpenters’ District Council
Dartmouth Street
Boylston
Beacon Street
State Assembly Knights of Labor
Clarendon
Boylston Streets
District Assembly 30
Berkeley Street
John Brennan
Building Laborers Union No. 6
M. H. Casey
Plasterers Core
Stonsmasons
Amalgamated Carpenters
Painters and Decorators
Building Laborers Union
Steam Fitters
Marble Cutters
Carpenters Union No
Cambridge
Granite Cutters
Carpenters Union
Stair Builders
Building Laborers of
Waltham
Union No
Boston
Michael C. Sullivan
Building Laborers’ Union
Sullivan
Grant
M. C. Sullivan
Aids
H. Palmer
The
Carpenters’ Union
M. J. Norton
Pastorers’ Union
Patrick Howard
Granite Cutlers
P. J. Sheridan
Charles Clements
Thomas O’foole
John ‘K. Daily
Fred Snyder
Charles Weiler
John Collins
W. Power
F. Muldowney
J. F
Massachusetts Horticultural Society awards fruits and vegetables
The last free exhibition awarded prizes across vegetables and fruits. Winners include C B Lancaster for vegetables, A M Knowlton for cauliflowers, J K Coburn for celery, H I Reynolds for white plume and golden, Varnum Frost for Lima beans, J S Fay for various peppers and bullnose varieties, N E Coburn and C I Brackett among others. Apples feature Foundling and Gravenstein with multiple holders. pears list Andrews and Langmaid. peaches, plums, and grapes also noted. The annual plant and flower exhibition will open Tuesday at Horticultural Halls for four days and evenings.
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Massachusetts Horticultural Society
C. B. Lancaster
C. H. Ibrackett
A. M. Knowlton
J. K. Coburn
N. E. Coburn
C.lerry
C. I Brackett
C. E. Grant
E. M. Gall
Foundling
Asa Clement
L. W. Weston
Samuel Hartwell
Gravenstein
S. Hartwell
Charles
L. M. Chase
Chase
Hoyt
H. A. Stevens
Harter
Corner Stone Laid for Trinity Lutheran Church in Roxbury
Corner stone of Trinity Lutheran Church was laid at Gore and Parker streets Roxbury yesterday with German language addresses by East Boston and Shawmut Avenue pastors. Germania Band provided instrumental music and a trained quartet sang as the ceremony moved indoors then outdoors due to weather before completion at 6:30. The brick church will have a square tower pitched roof galleries and a fine interior, aiming to be a credit to the parish.
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Roxbury
Gore and
Parker Streets
Trinity Lutheran Church
Boston
East Boston
Shawmut Avenue
Germania Bana
Death of W S McGregor Florist in Boston Stabbing
William S McGregor a Woburn florist died at Massachusetts General Hospital after being stabbed on Bosworth Street by fellow florist Benjamin Downing during a drunken quarrel sparked when McGregor insulted Downing’s friend. Downing held on $25,000 bond and will be arraigned in Municipal Court for murder.
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W. S. M’gregor
Williams
McGregor
Woburn
Benjamin Downing
Bosworth Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Downing
Iital
Man Found Unconscious After Scalp Injury on Endicott Street
Richard Tehan, 32, living at 122 Portland Street, was found unconscious on Endicott Street early Sunday by Division 1 officers and taken to City Hospital with a severe scalp wound on the back of his head. He cannot recall how the injury occurred.
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Richard Tehan
Endicott Street
Division 1
City Hospital
Tehan
Portland Street
Crapo Allen fight fans Boston delegates in new scramble
In Boston Crapo supporters vow to influence the delegation amid a bitter Allen Crapo contest. The affair draws in Governor Russell odds, with whispers of dark horse Lodge and fears of a party split as Pillsbury and other figures face pressure.
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Crapo
Allen
Russell
Congressman Lodge
United States
Esau
Colonel Allen
Jacob
Commonwealth
the Post
Mr. Crapo
Bishop
Brackett
Mr. Allen
Barrett
Hoar
Third House
New Bedford
Charley Allen
Melrose
Long
Robinson
Obituary of Dr. Thomas PrattFormer Confederate surgeon and European physician
Dr. Thomas Pratt, long a distinguished American physician in Europe, died in London after years of invalidism. Son-in-law of Dr. Marion Sims, he served as surgeon for the Confederacy and later on the German side in the Franco Prussian War, then lived in Paris before moving to London fifteen years ago. He fell in a fit on Gower Street a week before his death. Brother to the late U.S. Minister to Persia and a New York lawyer, Pratt was known for his kindness and generosity.
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Thomas Pratt
London
Europe
Marion Sims
America
Paris
Gower Street
Pratt
United States
Persia
New York
Marriages in Methuen and Stoneham on Aug 20
At Methuen the marriage unites Arthur W. Dnonning M D of St Paul Minnesota with Emma F Holman of Methuen in a ceremony conducted by Rev G H Spencer. In Stoneham Dennis F Madden and Alice J White of Woburn were wed by Rev G W Stearns on Aug 20.
Obituary notices from Dorchester to Brookline August 29
Lucinda R Darrow widow of George P Darrow died in Dorchester. Catherine Crane of South Boston died August 29 with funeral from Granite Street residence at 8:30 Monday. Nancy Johnson widow of Amos Johnson died in Melrose at 71. Harry Y Pierce of Revere died in Trenton New Jersey aged 23. Benjamin Butterworth died Brookline aged 88 with service August 31 at 10. Timothy F Wall of Boston Highlands died aged 38.
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Darrow
Dorchester
Lucinda R
George P. Darrow
Crane
South Boston
Catherine Crane
Granite Street
Johnson
Melrose
Nancy Johnson
Amos Johnson
Pierce
Trenton
N. J
Harry Y. Pierce
Revere
Butterworth
Brookline
Benjamin Butterworth
Davis Avenue
Boston Highlands
Timothy F Wall
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Albany
U.S. Army
I.J
Man Vet
Humphreys’ Medicine Co
William and
John Sis
Humphreys' Medicine Co
William and Joba Sia
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Navis
BAY State
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Ames Building
Cor. Wash
Court Sts
Mass
Fall River Line
Theorld
Pilgrim
Plymouth
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Pullman
Park Square Station
A . ePullman
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Newport
F Annex
Pier
N. R
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Brooklyn
Asplenaia Orchestra
Old State House
Col. Washington and
State Streets
Old Colony Railroad
JR. Kendrick
Geo. L. Connor
Gen’ Pass
L. H. Palmer
State House
Puritan
Stonington
Park Square
Tele
J. W. Miller
City Notices
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioner
Metropolitan Sewerage System
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Everett
Malden
Board of Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioners
Lincoln Street
Nosea Kingman
Tilly Haynes
Robert T. Davis
Board of Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioners of Massachusetts
Honakrp A. Carson
F.W. Prescott & CO
Bankere
Devonshire Street
Phila Bpelprhia
William St
Formlet
C. E. Comer
Chauncy-Hall
Institute of Technology
Lucy Wheelock
William Nichols
Temple Place
Nichols
West Newton
English and Classical School
Allen Brothers
Chauncy Hall School
Abby H. Johnson
Newbury Street
Mir. Hale
Otis Place
Harvard College
Mr. Hale
Abbott Family School
Say Little Blue
Farmington
Maine
A. H. Abbott
Brooks’ Military Band
Walter Emerson
Fills Brooks
Nantasket
Downer Landing
Edmonds
Rowe's Wharf
Hull
Pemberton Landing
Hale
Y. C. Pier
Hinghasi
Pemberton
Melville Garden
Pansia
Geo. F. Cushing
Neo
John Kenny
Suffolk
Bonde
Margaret E. Kenny
Mary Kldder
Pasadena
Los Angeles
California
William Isaiah Hawes
Neil Burcess
New Yorks
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Henry Guy Carleton
Boston Theatre
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A. Kerady
LO Corbett
Old Homestead
Clobe Theatre
Jon Stetson
A. C. Gunter
MR. Barnes
Frank W. Sanger
Broadway Theatre
Tremont Theatre
Abbey & Schoeffel
Ceorce F. Marion
Ludlow
Mr. Marion
Boston Conservatory of Music
Julius Eichverg
Direc’r
Tremont St
Crand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Arkansas Traveller
Julius Eichberg
Horticultural Hall
Patrick Norton
Heal Estate
Court ST
Devonshire ST
Pearl St
Washington ST
Kincston, Cor
Essex ST
Avon Place
Bedford St
Wm, Minot JR
Boston Wharf Co
J. B. Russell
John Jeffries & Sons
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Boston and Vicinity
E. van Noorden & CO
Harrison Ave
Jomm Jefferies & Sons
Devernshire Stcest
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