Various New England and National Events Reported
The president vetoed a Senate relief bill for Martin L. Buney while Congress finished work on most of the general deficiency bill. Celebrations occurred in New York amid speeches by Senator Vance and Rep Randel. Canoe races in New York tested a defender for the New York Canoe Club challenge cup. George M. Porter, editor of the Baltimore Journal of Commerce, died. A Chicago lodging house fire killed two inmates. An Illinois farmer killed his wife and attempted suicide. Races took place at Monmouth Park. Amesbury and Salisbury marked their town anniversary with general good times. Company L, Eighth Regiment, opened a new rifle range with a shoot. Fire destroyed Church's tannery in Bridgewater Centre Me. A new Lewiston mill company was rumored. William Bryant of Middleboro fell overboard from a yacht in Buzzards Bay and drowned. Portland’s centennial celebration continued with a mammoth procession. Rose Island Park Conn held a Fourth of July celebration. Lowell observed a large Fourth with a prominent procession. The Sandy Pay Veight Club held a successful open sweepstake regatta. Hot weather persisted in New Hampshire and Vermont. The Twenty third Regiment from New York joined Newport I I celebration. A Waterville Me child injured by chewing a torpedo.
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Senate
Martin L. Buney
House
Tammany s+Hull
New York
Vance
Randel
Monmouth Park
Citzens
Amesbury
Salisbury
Eighth Regiment
C. BP. Church’s Tannery
Bridgewater Centre
Lewiston Mills
William Bryant
Middleboro
Buzzard Bay
Portland
Rosejtand Park
Conn
Lowell
Sandy Pay Veight Club
New Barmpshire
Vermont
Vic Twenty-third Regiment
Newport
Waterville
Mercury
Congress Street
City Hall
Naval Brigade
Chestnut Street
Congress
Washington
Cumberland
High
Dearing
State
Pire
Danforth
Park
Pleasant
Congress Streets
Lincoln Park
Marshal Melcher
Chandler
Battery M
Fourth
U. S. Artillery
H. G. Thomas
North Atlantic
Woodward
Maine
Yarmouth
Portland Light Infantry
Grand Army
Bosworth
Thatcher
Robie
Chapman
W.D. Pennell
George Gallagher
Congressman Reed
Abba Goold Woolson
Joan M. Brown
Henry Carter
Hannibal Hamlin
J. R. Bodwell
C.S. Edwards
Lewiston
Parcher
Bidgeford
Bowers
Saco
Haskell
Auburn
Williams
Rockland
Baker
Belfast
Wakefield
Bath
Lord
Hallowell
McCusick
Calais
H. C. King
William Francis Springer
Horatio King
J.J. Lynch
Portland Board of Trade
Sons of Maine
Tucker
Gorham
Falmouth
Boston
Biddeford Institute
Odd Fellows
Degree Knights of Pythias
Portland Yacht Club
Young Men’s Christian Association
Irish-American Relief Association
Grattan Relief Association
Maine Charitable Mechanics’ Association
Sons of Temperance, Board of Trade
Maine Genealogical Society
Maine Commercial Travellers’ Association
Forest City Sugar Refinery
Portland Stoneware Company
M. L. Blake & Co
W. E. Carlin
Plummer Bros
Atlantic No. 2
Atlantic
Norway Band
Board of Engineers
Department
Deering’s Oaks
Lincoln Square
the Oaks
Ann E. Merrill
Foreign election fallout and London Independence Day cheers
The latest returns show a crushing defeat for Mr. Gladstone, with The Pall Mail Gazette conceding the result. Patriotic Americans in London celebrate Independence Day amid the tumult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Pall Mail Gazette
London
Fourth of July Celebrations Across Boston Area
The city held festive events with sports, music, balloon displays, and fireworks on the Common. The Brocktons beat the Boston Blues 6 to 5 amid regattas and racing at Beacon Park supporting a charity. Suburbs hosted elaborate celebrations while revivalists addressed a large crowd at Jake Walden. Jamaica Pond hosted a popular regatta and hospitals reported injuries from celebratory activities. Fair weather and westerly winds forecast for Boston and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Brocktons
Boston Blues
Beacon Park
Sam Jones
Sam Smith
Jake Walden
Jamaica Pond
Aftermath of Fourth Celebrations Leaves Many Injured at Hospitals
Hospitals report numerous Fourth of July injuries from fireworks and cannons. Victims include Jesse Seaman burned on the face by blank cartridges, John McNamara and John Marriana with facial burns, George Spellman seriously burned, Frank Bigelow with a small cannon burst, and Robbie Simpson and Walter Flynn injures to hands and arms."}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Seaman
John McNamara
Roslindale
John Marriana
Vernon Street
George Spellman
Frank Bigelow
Marcella Street
William Gothill
Shawmut Avenue
Robbie Simpson
Walter Flynn
Gus Murray
Frank Howard
Madison Street
George Curran
Leacon Street
Lowell
Joseph Murphy
Third Street
East Cambridge
Thomas Ogle
Thomas Donahoe
Medford
Amesbury and Sansbury Celebrate Annexation With Street Parade
Amesbury marked the annexation with sun and sunset salutes by Battery C, a $100 prize parade, civic and trades procession, athletic events, and a fireworks display. Notable guests included Representative Taft and others from Lawrence, Salem, Ipswich, and the sheriff. About 15,000 residents attended as decorative arches and banners proclaimed Riverside welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesbury
Sansbury
Battery C of
Lawrence
Taft
Committee On Towns
Upham
Salem
Stackpole
Ipswich
Townsend
Sheriff Herrocks
Civic and Trades
Ferry Bridge
Riverside
Old Town
Vermont and Massachusetts News Briefs Mix Tragedy and Sport
A Vermont delegate nomination to the national anti saloon convention in Chicago is noted alongside multiple Boston area incidents. A Wakefield yacht race drew four entries with Annie winning in 17 minutes. drownings, shootings, suicides and accidental deaths occur in Malden Salem Haverhill Burlington and Kingston areas. A 104 year old Cape Elizabeth resident dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Vermont Republican State Committee
W. L. Prear
Chicago
Lake Quannapowitt
Wakefield
William van Nostrand
Annie
Beebe
Blackford
Malden
Charles Sprague
Leake
Weather Summary by Regions from Indications
Indications advise fair weather across Maine to Connecticut with stationary temperatures and southerly to variable winds. Eastern New York and parts of Pennsylvania and New Jersey remain warm and fair with southerly winds. Virginia sees northern rain then clearing, while the Carolinas and Georgia report local rain followed by fair weather and variable winds. Far western Florida and Texas show mix of fair and rain with sea temperature noted.
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Washington
Maine
New Kampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
ndFor
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Fine Economic School Bids to Overshoot in Congress
Washington July 5 Special The Randall-Hovnan school of economizers pushes an aggressive economy plan. They oppose drafts payments abroad postmaster salaries and witness and juror fees, seeking to force reductions now with hopes of larger increases in the Senate. The debate touches on readjustments of postmasters salaries and recusants over appropriations. The House and Senate clash over employee payroll names and refunds of taxes to railroad firms. The administration touts decreased expenditures and a cleaner fiscal year ahead. The bill winds down with amendments and a late session adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasrnGton
Randall-Hovnan School of Economizers
United States
House
Senate
Treasury
Cannon
Illinois
Barnes
Missouri
Gibson
West Virginia
Townshend
Appropriations Committee
Towshend
Alexander Stephens
John Chancey
Congress
Chancey
Bacon
Ife
Love's Vow at the Museum in Audran adaptation critique
The Museum staged M. AuGros's Serment d'Amour renamed Love's Vow. Woolf's translation preserves more of the original than Rosenfeld’s Bridal Trap, with bright tuneful music by Audran. Performances by Howson, Hunt, Lablache, and Cooke receive praise for acting and vocal craft amid a stylish, mildly virtuous plot and lively chorus.
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M. AuGros
M. Audran
Rosette
Daphne
John Howson
Gavaudan
Mgr. Fitzgerald
Grivain
Stuart Harold
Marion
Rosa Cooke
Annie Leslie
Fourth of July Quiet in Capital as Fires Work Out
Washington on July 5 observed a quiet Fourth with business suspended except in the House. Navy clerks flocked to Secretary Whitney's country house for an official invitation and fireworks drew large crowds in the evening as townspeople gathered to view the displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Navy
Whitney
Massachusetts Clerk Tours Capitol with Mrs McLaughlin
Visiting the Capitol in Washington on July 5 special report notes Clerk McLaughlin of the Massachusetts House of Representatives and Mrs McLaughlin being shown about the capitol today by General Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Washington
Clerk McLaughlin
Massachusetts House of Representatives
McLaughlin
Collins
President's Selections Highlight Civil Service Reform Tone
Washington July 5 Special The President selects men of honor and reform minded character for public offices, favoring Republicans like Fairchild Graves and Lyman and southern leaders like Trenholm and Thompson. The South shows strong support for the reform policy, with praise for Lamar and Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jie
Fairchild
Graves
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Civil Service
Lyman
Wright
Civil Service Commission
New South
Trenholm
South Carolina
Thompson
the Treasury
South
North
Congress
Bayard
State Department
Senate
Porter
Tennessee
Lamar
Colonel Wright
President vetoes relief bill for Martin L Bundy forage claim
Washington July 5 The President vetoes a Senate bill to relieve Martin L Bundy paymaster for forage of two horses totaling 71947 covering 1862 to 1866. He was later found indebted 52872 due to a duplicate credit. The claim would extinguish his debt and set a dangerous precedent against the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Martin L. Bundy
United States
Bundy
House Proceedings Highlight Inter Oceanic Canal Queries
Washington July 5 The House considered resolutions demanding copies of government correspondence with Nicaragua and Costa Rica since 1876 on the Lake Nicaragua canal and with Ecuador over an American citizen Julios Antos. Debates centered on witness pay and criticisms of 1885-86 expenditures, with Attorney General Garland clarifying funding causes.
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HOUSE
Washington
Springer
Mindrs
Nicaraugua
Costa Rica
Belmont
New York
Julios Antos
United States
Ecuador
Mr. Hammond
Georgia
Messrs. Hiscock
Cannon and McComas
Garland
Allison
Fire at Lodging House Kills Two Inmates in Caicaco
Fire at Burcky and Milan's restaurant in Chicago's South Clark Street area spread rapidly to Benton House lodging floors. Ten to fifteen escaped through stairs and roof. two men sleeping on the fifth floor perished. Four firefighters injured. origin suspected linked to Fourth of July celebrations. Loss estimated at $16,000 with partial insurance.
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Caicaco
Burcky & Milan
South
Clark Street
Kohl & Middleton’s
Dime Museum
Benton House
Charles Speck
Evangeline”? Company
John T. O’ Malley
Hook and Ladder Company
Pillsbury Not a Candidate for Attorney General in Worcester Rivalry
President Pillsbury announces he will not seek the attorney generalship this year, signaling no controversy for his name while a contest looms for the post. The piece notes renewed talk of Pillsbury as Republican convention chair and outlines party dynamics, with references to the State committee, a Western Union notification aid, and the Worcester House of Lords in local politics.
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Pillsbury
Sherman
State Committee
State Central Committee
Republican State Committee
Bruce
California
Judge Wells
Western Union Telegraph Company
New State Board of Arbitration
Worcester
House of Lords
Commonwealth
Bates
Middleboro man drowns after yacht incident in Buzzard's Bay
Wareham July 5. William Bryant of Middleboro fell overboard from Captain Burgess's yacht this morning in Buzzard's Bay and drowned. He was 26, son of Deacon Ira Bryant of East Middleboro and junior partner of Bryant Bros., grocers. Body not recovered.
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Wareuam
William Bryant
Middleboro
Burgess
Buzzard’s Bay
Deacon Ira Bryant
East Middleboro
Bryant Bros., Grocers
Angostura Bitters Promoted For Summer Drinks
Ten drops of the genuine Angostura Bitters, manufactured only by Dr. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons, impart a delicious flavor to cold drinks and help prevent all summer diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. B. Siegert & Sons
Fourth in Gotham Civil Service Debate at Tammany Hall
A July 5 Tammany Hall celebration drew a large crowd including Senator Zebulon Vance Samuel Randall and others. Vance attacked civil service as unconstitutional and undemocratic praising Democratic reforms while Randall lauded Treasury economy. The day featured parades, regalia, a pageant with Japonia and Hart club, and a 40,000-strong crowd with balloon ascensions and boat races.
Temperance Rally at Lake Pleasant Fourth of July
Temperance celebration at Lake Pleasant features revivalists Sam Jeenes and Sam Small. Thousands arrive by train and carriage for morning concert, speeches on temperance, and a long parade of remarks by Rev. Woodruff, Sam Small, Samuel L. Jones, and others.
Busy Bees Celebrate Lowell Carnival Pageant
Lowell July 5 celebration funded by 3000 city dollars and 4000 from railroads proceeded amid heat. Eight thousand residents greeted King Charles H. Kimball at Vesper boat house and joined a nine o’clock carnival pageant featuring twenty one procession entries and five bands led by the Royal Bee emblem and Knights of the Bee.
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Lowell
Order of the Bee
Charles H. Kimball
Vesper
Order
Knights of the Bee
Earl Marshall
M. G. Perkins
Knights of Bee
Canoe Races Pick Defenders for New York Cup
The New York Canoe Club held the final sail canoe trials at Tompkinsville Staten Island to choose the defender of the international challenge cup. Venture won the morning six mile race in 1 hour 30 minutes with Lassie second, and Lassie won the afternoon buoy to Clifton stakeboat course in 28 25 minutes with Venture 0.5 minutes back. The regatta committee now faces selecting the third candidate for the September international race.
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New York
Gluck
Blanche
Paul Butler
Vesper Boat Club
Lowell
Es Pecowsik
E. H. Barney
Springfield Boat Club
Venture
L. Q. Jones
Hartford Canoe Club
Sylph
E. Knappe
Springfield Canoe Club
Glick
J. Bowles
Lassie
C. B. Vaux
New York Canoe Club
Kethes
New York Canoelub
Tramp
C. J. Stevens
de Sea Urchin
B. H. Nadel
Peggy
Edgar
Newbury Canoe Club
Ll. Yvonne
William Whitelock
Brooklyn Canoe Club
Gwenn
F. S. Sinclair
Bay Ridge
Clifton
Annual Meeting and Officers Elected by the Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati
The Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati held its annual meeting at Parker House with a large gathering and a dinner. Officers elected include President Samuel C. Cobb and vice president Charles D. Homans M D. The society also mourned the death of Rev. Samuel Kirkland Lothrop D D, honoring his contributions and laying out resolutions of sympathy to his family.
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Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati
Parker House
Samuel C. Cobb
Charles D. Homans
M.D
Winslow Warren
Gammaliel Bradford
Francis Winthrop
David G. Haskins
William Perkins
Edoward S. Moseley
William Raymond Lee
Benjamin A.gould
Henry J. Hunt
U.S.A
J. H. Walcott
Charles W. Storey
Benjamin H. Greene
Alexander Williams
J. Collins Warren
Benjamin Lincoln
James Gardiner Vose
D.D
Amherst A. Alden
Boston
Francis Chase
Beverly
Thornton K. Lothrop
Beverly Farms
Samuel Kirkland Lothrop
Society of the Cincinnati
Dr. Lothrop
Benjamin Althorp Gould
Bhat
Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnnati
Lothrop
Open sweep stake regatta at Sandy Bay Yacht Club
Gloucester July 5 report on the Annisquam race with four yacht classes, twelve mile courses for most, six miles for class C, and foggy conditions. Dreadnaught led early. several boats failed to finish including the Dreadnaught Planchette Wanda and others not completing the course. Prizes awarded across classes with multiple top finishers.
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Gloucester
Sandy Bay Yacht Club
Annisquam
Dreadnaught
Lottie
Wanda
Petrel
Kittiewake
Planchette
Inn
Lochiel
Fair Play
Corp
Hi. M.S. H.M.S. DiOtti
Crushing Defeat Felt in London Polls Returns
The Pall Mall Gazette reports a decisive shift as unions lead in seven Glasgow contests and London polls. Across the city 15 Unionists and 6 Gladstonians win, with Conservatives taking Central Finsbury by five, and East Hull defeating Gladstonian Saunders by 37. Eminent Gladstonian losses include Davey and Hibbert. Labour Cremer and Howell retain seats. Lubbock leads Harrison by 400. Up to midnight 207 Unionists to 105 Gladstonians.
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London
Mr. Gladstone
Glasgow
Gladstonians
Central
Finsbury
Saunders
Gladstonian
East Hull
Davey
M. Eiler
Mr. Hibbert
The
Admiralty
Thorold Rogers
Cremer and
Howell
John Lubbock
Harrison
Pall Mall Gazette
Burghes
Gladstone
Independence Day Reception at U S Legation
The usual Independence Day reception at the United States legation was held in London today. Minister Phelps and Secretary White were absent. Mrs. Phelps received callers including Lowell, Cyrus W. Field, Lady Churchill, Leonard Jerome, Beach Grant family, Professor Fisher, Chamberlain family, Bret Harte, Mrs. Frank Leslie and Leopold Morse.
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London
United States
Legation
Minister Phelps
Secretary White
Phelps
Soke
Mr. Lowell
Cyrus W. Field
Lady Churchill
Leonard Jerome
Beach Grant
Professor Fisher
Miss Chamberlain
Bret Harte
Frank Leslie
Leopold Morse
Fun on the Bristol at the Boston Theatre
The Boston Theatre hosted Fun on the Bristol which drew a solid crowd. The burlesque of Falka delighted with strong singing and acting by Mills Hall Morrison Miller and Cottrill. St George Hussey as Widow O Brien and Frank Tannehill Jr. as Thomas Cranberry provided lively performances.
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Bristol
Boston Theatre
Falka
Mills Hall
Charles Morrison
Nellie Miller
Bessie Cottrill
St. George Hussey
Widow O Brien
Frank Tannehill, Jr
Thomas Cranberry
Variety at Oakland Garden Sparks Weeklong Attractions
This week at Oakland Garden highlights a specialty company led by William Carroll among the soloists and the familiar Muldoons Picnic by Williams and Sullivan as the main act. A grand fireworks display occurred last evening with usual outside pavilion attractions planned for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Garden
William Carroll
Muldoon
Messrs. Williams and Sullivan
Newtasket Steamers Draw Crowds at Longwood Event
No cricket game at Longwood yesterday as the Newtasket steamers ran at capacity. Early in the forenco Rowe's wharf crowded with visitors and boats sailed ahead, leaving hundreds awaiting the next craft. Over 29,000 tickets were sold at the office on the WW.
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Longwood
Rowe’s
Tim Roony Shot With Bullet Wound at City Hospital
Tim Roony remains at City Hospital after a bullet wound to the side. He says a man riding along Mt Bowdoin road yesterday fired the shot while he was driving a milk team. The injury is painful but not dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Roony
Mt. Bowdoin
Desperate Boston Blues Fall to Brocktons in Late Inning
Boston Blues lose to Brocktons after a tight affair as late heavy hitting by the visitors seals the win. The doubleheader also features Lawrences beating Portland and Haverhills defeating Newburyport with brisk crowds and varied errors.
Local League Scores From City Matchups Across Regions
In Louisville Louisvilles edged Mets 5 to 4 while Mets beat Louisvilles 3 to 2. Cincinnati Cincinnatis defeated Athletics 14 to 7 with 5 to 1 for Cincinnatis. Pittsburg Pittsburgs toppled Baltimores 15 to 1 and 13 to 2. St Louis-St Louis beat Brooklyns 7 to 3. Medford Madison Parks triumphed over Medfords 6 to 1. Manchester-Manchesters won 7 to 3 against Concords. Beacons won 8 to 2 over Manchesters. Bangor Bangors lost to Murrays of Boston 12 to 7. Melrose-Melrose defeated Shoe and Leather 14 to 12. Concord-Concords tied Maldens 2 to 2. Marlboro-Marlboros routed Roxburys 15 to 0. Natick-Marlboros beat Cochituates 10 to 7.
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Louisville
Louisvilles
Mets
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Athletics
Pittsburg
Pittsburgs
Baltimores
St. Louis
Brooklyns
Medford
Madison Parks
Medfords
Manchester
Manchesters
Concords
Beacons
Bangor
Bangors
Murrays of
Boston
Melrose
Shoe and Leather
GAMES TODAY LIST OF BOSTONS CHICAGO DETROIT MATCHUPS
League matchups feature Boston teams against Chicago and New Yorks against Detroit. Philadelphia teams play St Louis while Washington faces Kansas City. New England and Haverhills meet in Lawrence.
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Bostons
Chicago
New Yorks
Detroit
Philadelphias
St. Louis
Washingtons
Kansas City
New England
Haverhills
Lawrence
Tannery Burned in Bridgewater Centre Fire
In Bridgewater Centre, C. P. Church's tannery burned Saturday night causing about 20000 dollars in losses with 14000 dollars insured. Fire officials report damage extensive and investigations ongoing into cause.
Small Fire at Foley House in Wakefield
A chimney fire at the Nicholas Foley residence on Centre Street in Wakefield caused $500 damage to the structure and $500 to goods. Insurance partially covered the losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Nicholas Foley
Centre Street
Portland Centennial Parade Delights with Steam Roller Display
Still celebrating Portland marks its centennial with a sunny July 5 parade. The two hour procession features naval brigades, Maine regiments, historical tableaux, city schools, civic groups, trade firms, street departments and a steam roller finale. Notable guests include Governor Robie and assorted dignitaries. Blaine was absent.
Brunswick Lincoln square events and rowing notices
A Brunswick concert occurred on Lincoln square followed by a 5 o'clock balloon ascent by Professor Charles N. Grimley of New York, with 86,000 spectators at an Indian campaign display later. Tomorrow features rowing races, multiple scull and four oared contests, a centennial program at City Hall, and a high school reunion with Portland High School participants.
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Brunswick
Lincoln Square
Charles N. Grimley
New York
Bramhall’s Hill
P. Conley
J. P. Buckley
J. O'Donnell
William Payne
A. Plaisted
W. F. Stevens
Cumberland
Dirigo
City Hall
Cavazza
Illsley
Tt. B. Reed
Woelsen
Long Island
Chapman
Libby
Portland High School
Temperance rally at Lake Walden draws 10000 crowd and Sam Jones
A Lake Walden gathering offers beer, dancing, a temperance tabernacle, and sermons by Sam Jones and Sam Small. Thousands ride the Fitchburg line, dine on the grounds, and fill the lake area as the revivalists’ messages clash with youth amusements. Jones claims Georgia counties favor prohibition and cites a strong fight against drink, while Small tours Greenfield delivering an “experience sermon” and fiery critique of liquor power and the U.S. Senate.
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Lake Walden
Sam Jones
Sam Simall
Fitchburg Road
Temperance Tabernacle
Tuck
Sal
Sam Smail
Tabernacle
Temperance
Ther
Emory J. Haynes
J. W. Hamilton
J. O. Knowles
Natick
Hamilton
Oxford
Georgia
Heaven
Imen
Mr. Jones
Walden Lake
United States Senate
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Frank Lewis
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Sam Small
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