Blair Backs Conference Bill After Senate Debate
In a formal stance, Mr. Blair indicated support for the conference bill, aligning with views he voiced in June. He declined to provide reasons for his vote, while Senators Dolph Mitchell Plumb Teller offered varying opinions on coinage. The conference test passed with 26 yeas and 26 nays. the Senate adjourned at 6 p m until tomorrow.
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Senate
Blair
Oregon
Dolph
Fromregon
Mitchell
Kansas
Plumb
Colorado
Teller
Yeas
Veras
Messrs
Aldrich
Allen
Allison
Casey
Cullom
Davis
Dawes
Dixon
Edmunds
Evarts
Farwell
Frye
Hawley
Higgins
Hiscock
Hoar
Ingalls
Jones
Nevasian
McMillan
Manderson
Moody
Pettigrew
Pierce
Platt
Power
Quay
Sanders
Sawyer
Sherman
Spooner
Squire
Stewart
Stockbridge
Washburn
Wolcett
Barbour
Bate
Blackburn
Call
Carlisle
Cockrell
Coke
Colquitt
Daniel
Faulkner
Gibson
Gorman
Hampton
Harris
Arkansas
Kenna
McPherson
Vasco
Puch
Ransom
Reagan
Turpie
Vance
West
Voorhees
Waithall
Chandler
Brown
Hearst
Stanford
Hale
Democrats Delay Action In House With Filibuster Speeches
The House spent time in long speeches to block rule report on the original package and bankruptcy bills. Members corrected journals, motions moved, and a previous question set. journal approved, and conference reports on diplomatic and agricultural appropriations adopted. The land grant forfeiture debate followed before adjournment at 5 35.
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Washington
House
Committee On Rules
Rogers
Arkansas
Enloe
Mississippi
Fithian
Illinois
Williams
Burrows
Michigan
Cannon
Née Ys
Yeas
Funston
Kansas
Peters
Hooker
Gulf Ship Island
McAdoo
New Jersey
Senate
General Gilman Marston Will Filed in Probate Court
The will of General Gilman Marston leaves 20000 in direct bequests and the residue to the children of his brothers Charles and Jeremiah, Edna D. Taylor, and Bessie M. Miller. Executors named include Edwin G. Eastman. Direct bequests include 500 to Edna Taylor, 4000 to Charles Marston, and 2000 to each of Jeremiah Marston’s three children, with several trust provisions for ongoing support and eventual distribution.
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Exeter
N. H
Gilman Marston
Charles Marston
Jeremiah Marston
Edna D. Taylor
Bessie M. Miller
Edwin G. Eastman
Charles Marton
Jeremiah
Susan
Frank
Fred
Bessie May Miller
Evna D. Taylor
Mida Taylor
Alma Birmingham
Fatal Race Riot at Starrs Mill Pond in Fayette County
A Starrs mill pond race riot near Griffin Georgia ends with four black men killed and many wounded after an argument over wine escalates. Eight white men are shot. one dies. A white man Pete Griffin is seriously wounded while Anderson Williams and others seize a gun and open fire. The fight spreads as more are injured and killed.
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Nashville
Tenn
Griffin
Starr’s Millpond
Fayette County
Pete Griffin
Darkey
Freight wreck disrupts Housatonic line near Hall Street
Bripceport, Connecticut, July 10. A local freight on the Housatonic road derailed at 4 o clock as a broken brake beam fouled a switch near Hall street. Four cars left the track and were badly smashed. Window glass shattered at the Aluminum Company factory. One car struck the Housatonic Ice Company shed. Two brakemen escaped major harm. Travel delayed several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bripceport
Conn
Housatonic
Hall Street
Aluminum Company
Housatonic Ice Company
Democratic meeting and street hearing in Danvers and Peabody
The Democratic city committee met at Essex House with State central committee members Quincy and Matthews to plan a fall campaign. County commissioners heard testimony on a proposed street through Harmony Grove flats and adjourned to July 21 awaiting Peabody’s decision. The seventh annual Rebecca Nourse descendants reunion will be held at the old Danvers homestead on July 30.
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Satem
Sreeran
Democratic City Committee
Essex House
Messrs
Quincy and Matthews
State Central Committee
Almony Grove Flats
Peabody
Salem
Newell
Goulding and
Osborn
David Merrett
Isaac Munroe
Education reform and patriotism in public schools
Saratoga N Y July 10 an American Institute of Instruction program featured Wesleyan University professor William North Rice arguing for early natural science in primary and grammar schools and later inclusion in high school and college admissions. Boston educator John Tetlow urged morals and manners teaching by example. A evening lecture by Brown University president I Benjamin Andrews praised patriotism as a school aim, urging civic theory, history, and duties education and the creation of a state normal college for teacher training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
American Institute of Instruction
William North Rice
Wesleyan University
Middletown
State Board of Education
John Tetlow
Girls’ High and Latin School
Boston
Emerson
Merson
Bishop Huntington
Wordsworth
Carlyle
Hamerton
Hazlitt
Kingsley
James Freeman Clarke
Haweis
and Ruskin
T. W. Bicknell
Congress of Education
Chicago
Ray Green Huling
New Bedford
I. Benjamin Andrews
Brown University
United States
Jefferson
Franklin
Washington
Bicknell
Massachusetts
New England Harbors Budgeted for Mass and Conn Projects
Engineer officers submit annual and completion estimates for harbor improvements in Newburyport Merrimac Ipswich and multiple Massachusetts harbors plus Sandy Bay Cape Ann and Connecticut sites. Totals include year allocations and completion figures for each harbor and river project across New England with substantial sums requested for Cape Ann and New Haven Breakwater among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of War
Newburyport
Harbor
Mass
Merrimac River
Powow River
Ipswich River
Harbor of Refuge
Sandy Bay
Cape Ann
Gileucester
Manchester
Lynn
Winthrop
Boston
Hingham
Scituate
Mas
Plymouth
Peel
Wellfleet
Provincetown
Thames River
Conn
Connecticut River
Connecticut
Hartford
Clinton Harbor
New Haven Harbor
New Haven
Milford Harbor
Housatonic River
Bridgeport Arbor
Black Rock Harbor
Norwalk Harbor
Five Mile River Harbor
Stamford Harbor
Hiram A. Tuttle Declines New Hampshire Gubernatorial Run
The Hon. Hiram A. Tuttle of Pittsfield announces he will not seek the Republican nomination for Governor of New Hampshire. He cites personal reasons, pledges continued party work, and expresses confidence that united Republicans can carry the state next November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram A. Tuttle
New Hampshire
Concord
N. H
Pitsfield
Pirtskreep
United Republicans
Hiram A. Tutte
Bitten by a Pet Dog in Conn Prompt Rabies Treatment
Mrs J C Palmer and her two children from Skonk Hill Conn arrived at the Pasteur Institute in New York for their first inoculation after a pet dog bit them about a week earlier. The dog showed rabies symptoms and was shot. family physician treated initial wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. C. Palmer
Irl
Pasteur Institute
Daniels Arrested In Jail Suicide Attempt
Brockton July 10 A woman named Daniels was jailed for drunkenness in the women's cell. Later Officer Appleton found her hanging by the neck from a torn dress drapery, taken down numb and black faced. Precautions were taken and the case set for Police Court tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Sr Pecrau
Daniels
Appleton
Soda fountain youth placed at work in Providence
Willis F. Work, eighteen, began work at William Green's soda fountain yesterday. Today he was sent to Sheldon & Binney's bank with 25 dollars and 50 cents, and has not yet returned nor made the deposit. In customs news, Gorham Pomeroy reappointed Nathan Goff Jr as deputy collector and cashier, with Edward C. Ashley as special deputy, inspector and clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Willis F. Work
William Green
Great Bridge
Sheldon & Binney
Customs Service
Providencer
R. I
Gorham Pomeroy
Nathan Goff, Jr
Edward C. Ashley
United States Customs Service
Idaho Statehood Dread and Party Rivalry Split Idaho
In Sopa Springs Idaho the Fourth of July exposes a divided town with half Mormons and half Gentiles, while national politics loom. The author argues against Idaho statehood under current tactics, predicting Republican gains if Mormon voting is restricted and Democratic gains if it is allowed, condemning congressional manipulation and noting economic strains and demographic doubts. He cites Nevada-like tax burdens, mining shifts, and ranching decline from a Chicago rail trust, urging cautious admission and criticizing party greed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sopa Springs
Ida
Idaho
Supreme Court of the United States
Mormon Church
Supreme Cont
Congress
Nevada
Wood River
Cour d'Alene
Comstocks
Chicago
Portland names new postmaster Briggs in Portland Maine
Herbert G. Briggs is named post master of Portland Maine a selection expected for months Briggs a Auburn native aged about thirty seven has held ward politics roles including Alderman park commissioner and Republican city committee chairman He is a close ally of Speaker Reed who lobbied the president for Briggs over Cleveland appointee T S Palmer and a Hobbs petition was ignored to satisfy Reed
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Portland
Herbert G. Briggs
Briggs
Auburn
Republican City Committee
Reed
T.S. Palmer
Cleveland
John P. Hobbs
Eed
Dickens and the Boston Hackman Farewell Incident
In Boston a railroad station scene shows Charles Dickens about to depart for the last time. Dolby accompanies him and a hack driver, familiar with their trips, bids both men farewell. Dickens ignores the driver, turning away with a dismissive gesture while uttering a playful “Da-da, dada.”
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Charles Dickens
Boston
Mr. Dolby
Mr. Dickens
Dickens
Studies in Hegels Philosophy of Religion reviewed
A detailed critique of J MacBride Sterrett’s Studies in Hegel’s Philosophy of Religion, praising clear exposition and helpful introductions, noting a liberal orthodoxy with caveats. Also covers summer novels and book notes highlighting diverse literary works and the healthful Dalzells of Daisydown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegel
Sterrett
Seabury Divinity School
Faribault
Minn
Caird
Munster
America
J. MacBride Sterrett
K.D
New York
D. Appleton & Go
Record of Fires Across Cities Burned Tobacco Warehouse
Fire reports from Crxciynatrt to East Boston describe the tobacco warehouse on Front Street in Crxciynatrt burning with 1000 hogsheads of tobacco lost, plus damages at the Southern Cottonseed Oil Works near Atlanta, a Lake Elmo hotel, the Beuna Vista Hotel in Luxcapura, and various small shops and dwellings with insured losses and notable fire alarms.
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Crxciynatrt
Globe Tobacco Warehouse
Front Street
Vine and
Race
Brooks & Waterfield Company
Atlanta
Southern Cottonseed Oil Works
Here
St. Pau
Minn
Lake Elmo
Luxcapura
Beuna Vista
Worcester
Norcross Bros
Worcester Street
Frederick Jeffs
Houlliston
T. E. Andrews
Henry Taylor
Coughlin and Express Office
Albany Street
Afernoon
H. Morse
Boylston Avenue
Charlotte Beckerman
Jeffries
Board Factory of
Bisco & Denny
Leicester
Salem Street
David Harris
Jacob Richmann
Lynde Street
Michael Mahoney
Atlantic Works
Border Street
Boston
Brown University receives $500,000 for technical department
Provipencre R L July 10 reports President Andrews of Brown College confirms a $500,000 gift to the technical department. He says the funds will benefit the college and attract more students in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown University
R. L
Presient Andrews
Brown College
Home Investments
Milk St
Boston
Mass
Capital
Treasury
Andrew A. Meyer
Treas
Composite securities and rail interests listed in 1902 notice
A historical ledger lists diversified entities including American Steel Car Wheel Co, Union Pacific RR, Philadelphia and Wilmington Baltimore RR, Columbian Nat Bank, McKay Metal Assoc, H M Assoc, Winnisimimnet Co, American Insurance Co, Waltham Watch Co, First Nat Bank of Chelsea, Rutland RR stock, Old Colony RR, and other railroad and financial securities with varied issue dates and amounts, reflecting a broad investment catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Steel Car Wheel Co
Union Pacific RR
Phila
Wilmington & Balt
Columbian Nat
Bank
McKay Met. Lust
Asso
McKay & Ig
H. M. Asso
Winnisimimnet Co
American Insurance Co
American Waltham Watch Co
Do McMay & Big
Ih. M. Asso
Ft. Payne Coal & Iron Co
Do First Nat. Bk
Chelsea
Rutland RR
Istim
Old Colony
Consol
Alta
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General Marston
Tstlow
New England
The
John Codman
NEW Books
Edgar Fawcett
Laura Jean Jibby
Gaywell
Juancho
Gautier
Mr. Ludlow
Captain of the Janitaries
Belford Company
April
the Duchess
John W. Lovell Company
F. F. Lovell & Co
Willful Gaynell
Passaic
Laura Jean Libby
Norman L. Vanaro
Mary Kyle Dallas
Bull
Théophile Gautier
Benjamin Lewis
Cassell Publishing Company
W. B. Clarke & Co
James M. Ludlow
D.D
Harper & Bros
Philadelphia
J.B. Lippincott Company
Rolf Boldrewood
Macmillan & Co
Little, Brown & Co
Price
Ireland
Oreilly
Delaware
Susquehanna
John Boyle O'Reilly
Pilot Publishing Company
St. Nicholas
the Dalzells of
Daisydown
E. Vinton
Lothrop Company
Mortcades
Wiley S. Edmunds
Mt. Koston
the Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
Hammett
Denver Consolidated Electric Company
Whitcomb, Whad & CO
Equitable Building
Insurance
Traud
Skilby Street
F. W. Ryder & Son
Office $ Houiston Building
Cor
Washington and Boylaton Sts
West Roxbury
Centre
la Grange Streets
Joseph H. Billings
Billings Farm
la Grioge Et
Roxbury
OU. C. RR
L. Foster Morse
Ofice
Warren Street
Fisher Estate
Parker Hill
Providence Division
Old Colony Railroad
Francis Sprague & CO
Thomas Rice
Paper Mills
Whellesley
Newton Lower Falls
Jarvis
Putnam
Harrison Loring
Pubuin
Atova
Boston & Albany Railroad
Francis Henshaw & Coo
Congress Street
Corner Exchange
F Place
Boston Stockheachange
Shires Eostoun Towboat Co
Portsmouth
N. Hie
Portamouthee RE
Sial Whats
Gret Falls Man, Co
Suffolk S. Bank
Tremont Bank
Hamilton Bank, Conn
Passnimpsie Rivers RR
Old Boston Storage Warehouse Co
Davideon
Do McKay Metrast
Ft. Payne Inv. Co
Fenn. Land Co
City of
Dedham National Bank
Georgia Marble Finishing Co
New England Mort, Sec. Co
R. L. Day
Ibroki 7 Exchange PL
R & CO
Crs
Boston Stock Exchange
E. & T. Fairbanks & Co
Eliot Insurance Co
Elin Hill Association
Suffolk
Cordage Co
Trenetan
Nor ‘S
Cheshire RR
Metropolitan
Nat. Bank
Nat
City Bank
Eagle Rk
Columbian
Boylston
Nat. Bank. Mechanics’ Nat. Bank
Ord
Missouri Pacific RR
Mia
Washington National Bank
de Portland, Saco & Wortsmouth
Old Colony Steamboat
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
California Fruit
Newcastle
Frutt
Lewis Wharf
All Rail
DR. Hand
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