Elite Kentucky Whiskey Promoted By Hetherston Importing Co
Worth knowing that the newest thing in maturity and price is the best bargain. The Hetherston Importing Co. offers Elite Kentucky Whiskey in sealed bottles of about 1 4 or 1 16 gallon. Sold by Weeks & Potter, 360 Washington st. and other top merchants including Turner Bros and J. W. H. Hill at various street corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetherston Importing Co
Kentucky
Weeks & Potter
Washington St
Wm. M. Allen
Tremont St
Union Park
Turner Bros
Dudley St
W. R. Willoughby
Maverick Sq
East
Boston
C. C. Howland & Co
Shawnut
J. W. H. Hill
Green
Stamford Sts
Brooks Set for Consecration as Massachusetts Bishop
New York July 10 A constitutional majority of the House of Bishops has voted in favor of confirming the Rev Phillips Brooks as Bishop of the Diocese of Massachusetts with consecration awaiting only the ceremony. Thirty seven of fifty two diocesan standing committees approved, and about seventy bishops participated or abstained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sreciay
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
Phillips Brooks
Massachusetts
Brooks
Neely
Maine
United States
Farrington
Churchman
Deer Island
Nahant
Vermont Press Association
Smith
Philadelphia
Boston
Longwood
John B. Clark
Smith College
Plymouth
Donnelly
Brookline
Western Union
Massachusetts Dental Society
Newton
Accusation and Denial Shadow Morning News
John Bardsley accuses Postmaster-General Wanamaker of crookedness in the Keystone Bank affair, Wanamaker denies the charge. Reports flag crime in Woonsocket and schemes to control farm products, with university convocation notes and international finance talks across pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bardsley
Wanamaker
Keystone Bank
Mr. Wanamaker
Seneca
Woonsocket Mai
Ohio
New York
Boston
Austin Corbin
New Jersey Central Railroad
N.L
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
A.A
Athletics
Baltimore
Washington
New Steamship Enterprise
Furness
Newport An
Great Britain
Gloriana
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Baron de Hirsch Fund
Hovey
Wentworth
Gray
Blame
Keystone Bank Scandal Testimony Publicly Revealed
Postmaster General Wanamaker testified amid Bardsley’s public statement on Keystone Bank irregularities. The inquiry covered over issued stock, loans, and alleged payments to Wanamaker, Marsh, Lucas, and the Lucas estate. Wanamaker disputed Bardsley’s claims and provided his own account of stock and collateral dealings tied to the bank.
University Convocation Debates Extension Policy
The Albany session focused on University Extension with speeches by Herbert L. Adams and others. debate centered on avoiding degree conferral while expanding access and courses across colleges. Critics including Chancellor McCracken urged restraint to protect degree integrity.
Gloriana at Newport with Bristol visits and launches in progress
Gloriana lies at her birthplace Newport while visiting Bristol to see designer Nat Herreshoff. Nat and E D Morgan celebrate five straight race wins. Javelin, a 98-foot steam yacht for Morgan, is set to launch in about a week with pilot house ready. Additional Bristol builds include an 80-foot cruising yacht and Hearst No 168 near completion. Mab, a 16-foot waterline craft, proves fast for Commodore Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristrol
Specian
Gloriana
Newport
Bristol
Nat Herreshotf
E. D. Morgan
Royal Phelps Carroll
Herreshoffs
Mr. Morgan
Nat Herreshoff
Javelin
Herreshoff
Mr. Hearst
Mab
Commodore Shore
Iineracht Club
Steamers Arrived and Departed Around Atlantic Voyages
A list of ships arriving at or departing from Atlantic ports on July 9 to July 10. Vessels include Scandia from Hamburg to New York, Fonar from London to Philadelphia, Federation from Montreal off Scilly, Colorado from New York to Hull, Maraula from New York to Hamburg, City of Chicago from New York to Liverpool, Normannia from New York to Hamburg, Pavonia from Liverpool to Boston, Kaiser Wilhelm II from Bremen to New York, Pennland from New York to Antwerp, Norseman from Boston to Liverpool, Lake Ontario from Montreal to Liverpool, Bostonian from Boston, Harls from Philadelphia, Exeter City from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Scandia
Hamburg
Philadelphia
Fonar
London
Scilly Islands
Federation
Montreal
Portland Bill
Colorado
Hull
Eng
Prowle Point
Maraula
Brow Head
City of Chicago
Liverpool
Pavonia
Boston
Southampton
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Bremen
Antwerp
Pennland
City
Chicago
Kinsale
Norseman
Tory Island
Lake Ontario
Bostonian
the Lizard
Harls
Bristol
Exeter City
Thirty Nine Years Our Sign Hts Boston Itinerant Insurer
The circular promotes the SAITIES LIFE INS CO with J T Phelps as State Agent at 159 Dey Street Boston. It targets descendants of initial patrons and asks readers to request the circular showing the opinion of old men of Boston on life insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
J.T. Phelps
Imperials Ride Through London A Grand Royal Pageant
London bears witness to Emperor William of Germany on a state progress from Buckingham Palace to Guildhall and back with crowds roaring, flags flying and a lavish reception. The Lord Mayor hosts an ornate address, the Emperor pledges peace and friendship, then a formal banquet precedes the return amid divided cheers and disorder along Ludgate Circus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
Hawaii
Emperor William
London
The
Nation
Dublin
William of
Germany
Buckingham Palace
Guildhall
Palace
St. James Park
the Strand
Fleet Street
Ludgate Hill
City
England
Marlborough Gate
Charing Cross
Pall Mall
Trafalgar Square
Whitehall
Northumberland Avenue
Cockspur Street
Haymarket
Strand
Ludgate Circus
West End
Cheapside
Ietire
Prince and Princess of Wales
Buckingham
Thames Embankment
Embankment
Prince of Wales
Princess of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Prince
Buckingham Place
Marlboro House
Duke of Cambridge
Gloucester House
Robert J. Lincoln
Lincoln
H. White
Legation
Marlborough House
Pall Mall Gazette
Arthur Wilson
Lycett Greene
Berkeley Levett
Tranby Croft
J. Russell Soley
the Navy
Dalton
Horace V. Very
Russell
Walker
Stanton
Silas Casey
Newark
Wilders
Bradbury
Decker
Robertson
Mattthews
Merry
Cotlin
Wabash
Nation newspaper obituary marks 50th anniversary
The Freeman's Journal reports the Nation weekly of Dublin completes fifty years since its 1842 founding by Charles Gaven Duffy Thomas Davis and John Dillon as Young Ireland's organ. It details Duffy's trials with O'Connell treason charges emigration to Australia and becoming Victoria's Prime Minister in 1871 with knighthood earned two years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin
The
Freeman’s Journal Today
the Nation
Dublin
Charles Gaven Duffy
Thomas Davis
John Dillon
Young Ireland Party
Duffy
Ireland
O'Connell
House of Lords
O’connell
Irish Confederation
Nation
New Ross
Thomas Redington
Tennant League
Independent Irish Party
House of Commons
Australia
Victoria
Late Ship News From New York July Sees Afloat and Cleared Vessels
Maritime update from New York dated July 10 lists numerous sailing and clearance actions. Steamers including City of Berlin and Richard Vaux sailed for international ports. multiple ships cleared for destinations such as Hamburg Havre and Liverpool. Yard activity at Vineyard Haven notes yard craft and yachts preparing for eastward cruises and New York bound traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Late Ship News
New York
City of Berlin
Liverpool
Sehs
Richard Vaux
Boston
J and H Crowley
PG Thompson
B H Watford
New Bedford
Henry P Halloc
Elias Runyon
Sallie T Charlie
Samuel L Crocker
Taunton
HA Deming
G M_ Porter
Tall River
Maud
Beverly
Oak Woods
Narmansett Pier
William Pullman
Henry Bb Metcalf
Ancor
Eagle
Thomaston
A ‘Town
Lezz
Grenada
Portia
Asi
Halifax
Carcass
Woodcock
la Gyura
Veendam
Roggereer
Rotterdam
Furnessia
Harris
Glasgow
Arizona
Brooks
Lepanto
Wise
Antwerp
Runic
Thompson
Fider
Bauer
Siemen
Baracoa
Clausen
Gibara
Brooklyn City
Barclay
Bristol
Eng
la Flandre
Minnes
Salamanca
Jenkins
Cowboy
Wintrop
Homer
Eastort
Nebo
Chivers
Sydney
MSW
Albert Sheltz
Strout
Bridgetown
Bar
Vineyard Haven
Grace
Onset Hay
Cruisia
Lucile
George Vanderbilt
Bar Harbor
Virita
Charles R Hill
Seike
K H Converse
Nantucket
They Fought and Danced How Deer Island Was Taken
The Newark Fleet unit details a naval operation at Deer Island, with landing, hill assault, and entrenchment fire. After a fierce exchange, enemy forces surrender unconditionally and are taken to ships as prisoners, followed by a celebratory parade and a grand ball aboard the Wabash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President’s Roads
Deer Island
Atlanta
Money Bluff
Newark
a _ Tne
Sound Point
Naval Brigade
Iow
Ihis
Boston
Yorktown
Vesuvius
Russell
Wabash
Casey
Soley
Naval Battalion
Navy Yard
New steamship enterprise to Newark News port lines
Through Baltimore Furness Line contracts with Chesapeake and Ohio Railway to run three general cargo steamship lines between Newport News and Liverpool London and Glasgow for five years. Each line will sail a ship every ten days, loading grain cotton flour tobacco cattle lumber and more, totaling 50 000 to 75 000 tons monthly with port calls to Havre and Antwerp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Furness Line
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company
Furness
Great Britain
Newport News
Liverpool
London
Glasgow
Havre
Antwerp
Furness Lines
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Newpo News
Kalls
Europe
Rowley
Ingalls
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Wilcox Reputed Leader in Hawaii Proposes Native Rule
Robert W. Wilcox, the former revolutionary leader sentenced to death and later reprieved, is in San Francisco. He advocates Hawaii for Hawaiians and forms a central committee in Honolulu to campaign for a February 1802 election, aiming to expel missionary influence and align with American sentiment. Wilcox is dubbed the Parnell of Hawaii and compares his movement to Irish nationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Robert W. Wilcox
Wilcox
Hawaii
National Liberal Party
Honolulu
Pannell
Convention call for Farmers Alliance in Kansas Aug. 20
Owners of mortgaged farms in Torrren Kansas join a statewide call for a general convention of the Farmers Alliance and allied organizations at Topeka on August 20 to form a cooperative to control farm products and exchange supplies. The plan includes a cooperative appraisal of fire and fire insurance and seeks to prevent mortgage foreclosures by uniting members who own mortgaged farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrren
Kan
Farmers’ Alliance
Topeka
Cooperative Association
J. B. French
Peffer
McLallin
Alliance
W. F. Wright Myer
National Citizens’ Alliance
Frea P. Bailey
Mutual Protective Association
J.B. French
Farmers’ Trust
Fred P. Bailey
Wichita
Corbin Resigns From New Jersey Central Board
New York July 10 Austin Corbin admitted the telegram report from Philadelphia that he resigned as a director of the New Jersey Central Railroad He said he had closed out all holdings in the company and that it would be improper for him to remain on the board The resignation will be acted upon at the August meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Herbert L. Adams
Johns Hopkins University
Buffalo City
Boston
Low
Columbia College
McCracken
University of the City of New York
Lowmm
Wheeler
Cornell University
Regents
Henderson
American Society of University Extension
Franklin W. Hoover
Brooklyn Institute
Curtis
New York
Austin Corbin
Philadelphia
New Jersey Central Railroad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bishop Phillips Brooks
Bardsley
Mr. McWade
President Marsh
Partapenent
Penn
Bardsley Investigating Committee
McWade
Ledger
Marsh
Drew
Lucas
John Wanamaker
Sulzberger
John G. Johnson
Lucas Estate
Colonel McClure
Times
William Singerly
McClure
Stex
Iis
Hugh Mullen
Mullen
William M. Singerly
Richard J. Lennon
Matt Quay
Albert H. Crawford
Crawford
Martin
Porter
Quays
Singerly
Lennon
Chestnut Street Bank
Fitler
Ee Yard
H. HU. Yard
Supreme Court
Yard
H. H. Yard
Johnson
Reading
Irvin
Toland
Girard Trust Company
Library
Common Council
City of London
Ong
Erman
the Parnell OF
Kansas
Corbin
New Jersey Central
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