Democratic Prospects In Pennsylvania Vote This Fall
Ex congressman Marsh of Pennsylvania says Pennsylvania will likely go Democratic due to disgust with Quay Wanamaker Delamater and Bardsley. He predicts Democrats may elect State Treasurer Auditor General and Philadelphia city treasurer, while Etting could be the strong Republican candidate. Marsh cites discontent with the old ring and supports Cleveland for the presidential nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasutneron
Marsh
Pennsylvania
Quay
Wanamaker
Delamater
Bardsley
Philadelphia
Etting
Wright
Pattison
Cleveland
Western Editorial Association
Regulations on Copyrighted Imports Under 1891 Act
The Treasury Secretary prescribes rules for copyrighted books and articles under the Copy right Act. Prohibited imports without proprietor consent are seized and may be forfeited to the United States or delivered to the proprietor on costs. If proprietor delays or abandons, goods may be released. Some items not prohibited are forfeitable with fines split between proprietor and U S, with possession held until forfeiture decree and duties are paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Blair and His Salary As Minister to China
Acting Secretary Wharton confirmed to the Post that ex Senator Blair has drawn only 1000 as Minister to China. He said he had not been interviewed by any afternoon paper on the subject and noted that Blair may be entitled to draw more while serving, with a decision still open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
China
Wharton
the Post
Wanamaker Pushes Reduction of Fast Mail Pay
Postmaster General Wanamaker and Second Assistant Bell plan to cut the big special allowance for the New York to Tampa fast mail. They have decided to reduce payments per railroad, using discretionary power to withdraw funds if public interests demand. Railroads argue sparse South Atlantic demand justifies current rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanamaker
New York
Tampa
Fila
Post Office Department
Bell
South Atlantic
Mexican Minister Denies Revolt Telegram in San Francisco
Senor Romero dismissed a San Francisco despatch claiming Mexico was ripe for revolt as sensational and false. He praised President Diaz for fourteen years of stability, restored credit, vast railroad expansion, rapid development, and doubled public resources, asserting revolt seeds were crushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Romero
San Francisco
Mexico
Diaz
Mexican Debt and Political Suppression Remarks
Minister Romero said insurrection efforts were suppressed, June coupons on Mexican bonds in London were paid, and foreign debt remains under 120 million dollars. He asserted Mexico can easily cover interest, claimed no political executions were hidden, and cited public, not secret, past killings for political offences.
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Ment
Romero
London
Mexico
Public School Enrollment Rise 1880 to 1890
A census bureau report by James H. Blodgett shows national public school enrollment rising from 9,951,608 in 1880 to 12,592,721 in 1890, an apparent gain of 26.54 percent, versus a population gain of 24.86 percent.
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James H. Blodgett
Census Bureau
A Juvenile Archaeologist and Egypt Exposition Interest
A sixteen year old Knickerbocker writes to Rev. Dr. Winslow asking to join the Egypt Exposition Fund and receive Bubastis. He lists egyptology volumes he has read, hopes for a future as a scholar, and notes his work with D. Appleton & Co. He cites Petrie, Wilkinson, and Brugsch Bey as influences and mentions Amelia Edwards and Petrie’s mother commenting on early interest in hieroglyphics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Winslow
Knickerbocker
D. Appleton & Co
Brugsch Bey
Stuart
Egypt
Petrie
Wilkinson
Wilson
James T. Fields
Amelia B. Edwards
Lotus Hower
Death of Charles F Shimmin Mourned by City Friends
Charles F. Shimmin died of heart disease in Nahant where he was resting. Born in Boston around 70, he lived at 229 Beacon Street and was a Harvard '42 graduate who studied law but never practiced. He managed financial interests and trust property, supported charities, traveled widely, and leaves one daughter.
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Charles F. Shimmin
Nahant
Beacon Street
Mr. Shimmin
Boston
William Shimmin
Harvard
Shimmin
Europe
William H Kennard Dies After Illness at Hotel Wellesley
William H Kennard, senior partner of Bigelow Kennard & Co jewelry, died at Hotel Wellesley after a recent illness and a cold that developed into pneumonia. He planned to spend summer at Wellesley with his youngest son Arthur. He was 66, survived by wife, four children, including sons in Illinois and New York, a daughter married to Judge Underwood. He held posts in Mercantile Library, Penny Savings Bank, and Masons, and was active in church life. He joined the firm about 35 years ago after working in Charlestown. His brother M P Kennard is Assistant United States Treasurer in Boston.
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William H. Kennard
Bigelow, Kennard & Co
Hotel Wellesley
Portsmouth
N. H
William Pepperell
M. P. Kennard
Bigelow Brothers
Bigelow
A. O. Bigelow
Charlestown
Mercantile Library Association
Penny Savings Bank
Columbia Lodge
A. M
St. Bernard Commandery
K. T
Masters’ Association
EB. E. Hale
Kennard
Hotel Vendome
Waukegan
Iil
Judge Underwood
New York
Charles L. Lane longtime Atlas National Bank cashier dies
Charles L. Lane, cashier of the Atlas National Bank, died yesterday at his residence 80 West Concord Street after a long illness. Born October 22, 1827, in this city, he served the bank since 1850 and rose to cashier, a post he held for twenty five years. He was active in Tremont Street Methodist Church and served as treasurer of the Methodist Preachers Aid Society for twenty five years. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Charles L. Lane
Atlas National Bank
Concord Street
Mr. Lane
Mayhew
Zion’s Herald
8. C. Rand & Co
Atlas Bank
Lane
Tremont Street Methodist
Methodist Preachers’ Aid Society
Old School Boys’ Association
Roxbury
Captain Gilman Parker dies at 67 in Winthrop
Captain Gilman C Parker of Winthrop died yesterday after decades at sea and a train accident that forced his retirement seven years ago He lived on Buchanan Street and was station master until the crash He was a favored member of the Anthrop Yacht Club and died at 67 Henry Harrison Smith of Smith Welch Roxbury express firm died Sunday at 51 He served in New Hampshire regiment during the war and left a widow The Shrove Mill strikers meet at Far River and report wage increases after agent Rounseville settles the dispute
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Gilman C. Parker
Winthrop
Buchanan Street
Winthrop Beach
Parker
Anthrop Yacht Club
Henry Harrison Smith
Smith & Welch
Roxbury Express
Dudley Street
Grip
Vermont
Post 16
New Hampshire
Rosedale Club Tour Comes to Longwood in Two Day Cricket
The Rosedale Cricket Club of Toronto toured the United States and played a two day match at Longwood against the Boston Athletics. Boston posted 163 with Cracknell top scoring 60 and Chambers 34, while Rosedale managed 82 with Lyons 30 not out. The follow on began this morning with Boston leading 1 1/2 hours of play before return by Rosedale, as the game unfolded amid many bowling changes and notable strokes.
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Rosedale Cricket Club
Toronto
Ont
United States
Cosmopolitans
Metropolitan League
New York
Germantown Club
Philadelphia
Manhattan Club
Rosedale Club
Longwood
Boston Athletics
Cracknell
Chambers
George Wright
Rosedales
Lyons
J. E. Martin
Wright
Forrester
H. Martin
Dutton
Howard
Bowbanks
Estabrooks
Ledger
Sullivan
Spinney
Martin
Andersen
Bowling Analysis Is A A 35 154
A concise note presents a bowling analysis with figures 35 and 154. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or affiliations, but indicates a statistical rundown or scoring reference within a bowling context. Further readable details are unavailable in the provided text.
Dorchester Unitarians Debate Repair or Sale of Church
A June meeting at Harrison Square Unitarian Church Dorchester formed two committees to assess repairs estimated at 1200 dollars and parish viability, and to evaluate the churchs right to sell and potential new lots. A legal meeting followed with reports supporting selling rights while preserving forms. Secession talks hint at possible Ashmont or Shawmut new church.
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Harrison Square Unitarian Church
Dorchester
Ashmont
Shawmut
Central Labor Union Orator to Appear in Court on Park Rule Violation
In West Roxbury, Judge Howard will hear Henry Abrams secretary of the Central Labor Union charged with delivering an oration in Franklin Park on the Fourth of July in violation of park rules. A two count complaint alleges violation of Park Commissioners regulations and defiance when ordered by police. Separately, 250 children gathered for a vacation school run by a multi-faith committee at Waite school house on Shawmut avenue, with instruction in sewing, drawing, and kindergarten. The six week program, now in its ninth year, is funded by Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups. A wedding at Dorchester joined Miss Florence Spurr and Mr. John W. Slavin with Rev. Hamilton officiating and guests including James Conners and the Spurr family. The Port of Salem and Beverly saw 1776 vessels in the year ending June 20 1891, with 471 992 tons, 741 cargo ships, harbor tonnage 268 071. major imports included coal lumber shingles bark cement oil lime and many others.
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William A. Dennis
Park Police
Howard
West Roxbury
Henry Abrams
Central Labor Union
Franklin Park
Abrams
Park Commissioners
Waite
Shawmut Avenue
Barnard Whitman
Charles W. Spurr
Magnolia Street
Dorchester
Florence Spurr
John W. Slavin
James Conners
Bb. F. Hamilton
Eliot Church
Roxbury
William Fessenden
William F. Spurr
Sarah
Na Street
Ashmon
Salem
Beverly
Satem
Marriages and Death Notices From Local Register
MARRIAGES: SMITH Roxbury Henry Harri son Smith aged 51. BALDWIN San Francisco Josiah A. Baldwin formerly of this city. JANES Everett Elihu Janes aged 77 years 9 months 25 days. KENNARD Wellesley William H. Kennard of Boston. LANE City Charles Lowell Lane aged 63 years 8 months 14 days. PARKER Auburndale Mary Isabella daughter of Isabella and the late Charles Edward Parker aged 16. SHIMMIN Nahant Charles F. Shimmin died suddenly of heart disease funeral at St Paul Boston July 8 no flowers. CHASE Brookline Mary daughter of Relief J and Charles G Chase funeral private flowers not to be sent.
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Smith
Roxbury
Henry Harrison Smith
Baldwin
San Francisco
Josiah A. Baldwin
Janes
Everett
Elihu Janes
Kennard
Wellesley
William H. Kennard
Boston
Lane
Charles Lowell Lane
Concord Street
Parker
Auburndale
Mary Isabella
Isabella
Charles Edward Parker
St. Mary’s Church
Newton Lower Falls
Shimmin
Nahant
Charles F. Shimmin
St. Paul’s Church
Chase
Brookline
Mary
Relief J
Charles G. Chase
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Rounseville
Telegraph Board
King
Lyons Wright
Rosedale
J. H. Worrester
B. Cracknell
Bowling Analysis
Is. A. A
F. Martin
Seeereseess
J. Forrester
Eello H, Martin
G. Wiest
W. Dutton
Rk. W
Dorchester Unitarians
Harrison Square
the Central Labor Union
Ansener
Slavin Spurr
Sawyer
Archibald
M. R. Dennis
Fred L Sawyer
Genevive Archibald
M. D. Jones & CO
Washington St
City Notices
CTI
West Newton Street
Phineas Bates
K. W
Mass
Prp. CO
Lynn
Boston Electric
M.D. Fitzgerald
D. C. Finlay
N. B
Isles OF Shoals
Appledore House
Oceanic
Concord
E. Div
Jono Brooks
Snow's Arch Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Star Island
Liam Terry
HOTEL
Churchill
Brant Rock
H. N.andrews
Black Rock House
Jerusalem Road
Nantasket
Rowe Annex
South Shore
Hotel Bellevue
R. Smith
Wolfboro
Kingswood House
Lake Winnipiseocee
New England
G. R. Stimpson
Glen Ellis
Jackson
N. J
Glen Station
Maine Central R.r’s
White Mountain Range
M. Thompson
Ocean House
Swampscott
Maes
Marcellus W. Carter
Albracca
York Harbor
Maine
New House
W. L. Baker
THE
Clarendon
Intervale
N. Tt
Weeks & Bruce
Oregon House
Hull
Harrington
Cape Ann
North Shore
E. &. Robinson
Pigeon Cove
Western Union Telegraph
MT. Livermore House
Asquam Lake
B. F. Jewell
Holderness
Keurearge Village
North Conway
White Mountain
DOW & Jill
the Blynman
Crescent Beach House
Magnolia
Wakeren F. Knowlton
Amanda
Pexxine
Cutler Cutler Harbor
J. CG. Ryder
Cutler, Me
Devonshire Street
Hawthorne Inn
East Gloucester
New Rouse
Bath Lawn
Morne Stacy
Trimountain House
Sylvester Brown
Terims Ifveral
Epa i
Asquam Lakes
St. Peter’s
Mount Episcopal Church
Leon H. Cilley
Irving House
Nec
E. E. War
Irving
Pine Clift
Lake Warren
Alstead
N. Hs
Orcus
Nice Grove
Keene
Bellows
E. Newman
Jackson, N. H
Iron Mountain House
W. S Meserve
Anager
Surf Side Hotel
Nantucket, Mass
Sherburne
Bay View
J. Patterson & Son
Saratoga Springs, N. Y
Arlington Heights
Lowell R.R
E. F. Waterman
McKay House
Cambridge
Congress Hall
Saratoga Springs
Far Passwood
Clement
Huestis
Saratoga Springs, N
South Broadway
W. B. Huestis
Cedar Bluff Hotel
Saratoga Lake
Bridge
Cedar Bluff
Fitchburg
H. Phillips
Tefft
Franklin Street
N.Y
Thad
T. Tefft
Fisher’s Island
N. Y
Long Island Sound
New London
Mannatawket
Manston House
Mansion House
Clarendon Hotel
Averill & Gregory
the Columbian
Broadway
Congress Spring Park
P. E. Stone
Circular Street House
Cogente Dr. Strong’s
G. R. Burrows
Congress Park House
Saratoga
H. W. Slocum
Graves
S. Graves & Son
Fitchburg Railroad
Saratoca
Adirondacks
Montreal
Canada
Lake Champlain
Paseo
Hoosac Tunnel
Sofia
Bellows F Js
Athol
Hoorac Tunnel
Rowe Office
Washington Street
Causeway Stret
R. Watson
Boylston
Fire, Marine and Inland Risks Office
Kilby Street
Geo. H. Balch
W. Glover
American Insurance Co
Ofce
Milby Street
Messrs. George Croshaw & CO
Francis Peabody
Y 3
W. Field
Ys Henry & Bean
Lecy
Entertainments
T. Adamowski
E. Gruenberg
Abie Soloista
G. Campanari
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Abbott & Teal
Curiosity Hall
Henry W. Savage
Court Street
Old Court House
Hal
State St
Boylston St
Tremont St
Down Town
Corey Hill
J. W. Tuckerman
Bevonshire St
Beacon
Washington Sta
John Jeffries & Sons
Postoffice Square
Mass. Real Estate CO
BRICE
Evans & Son
Equitable Building
Marion
Augustus Nickerson
South St
W. Hall
Onley
Ciratts & Willis
Quincaston
Baldwin & Cheney
West Chester Park
Westland Ave
Geu
Alex. S. Porter
316 Exchange Building
Northampton St
M.S. Starweather
G. W
Noble
Westi Cedar Stay
Highland Military Academy
Worcester
Shaw
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