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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1888

Page

6

Eleventh Census Bill Passed House In Four Hours

Washington July 12 Congress Cox lauds swift passage of the eleventh census bill in the House. He notes debate was broad yet the 24 section measure moved quickly with small amendments. The plan favors thorough, systematic data while controlling costs and adjusting enumerator pay for fairness and efficiency.

Washington Sproran Cox House Congress Senate Ben

Prominent New Englanders Visit Saratoga for Midsummer Fest

At Saratoga, July 12. The grand midsummer festival in Congress Park will be Aug. 11 and 12 with a billiard journey Aug. 9 to Aug. 15 featuring Slosson Sexton and Daly. Lugene Carter of Toledo, Ohio, enters at Schaefer’s request. A list of guests from Boston, Harvard, Norwich, and New York accompanies plans for a grand recital by R. D. Willard, Harvard ’91, assisted by Boston and New York talent.

Saratoga Congress Park Slosson Sexton Daly Schaefer Lugene Carter Toledo New A. B. W. Sepe A ‘H. Walker, Jr Harvard Charles S. Halladay Boston Charles Spaulding Norwich Conn JE. Horne Lawrence Daniel Simonds Fitchburg H Burchard New Yor Congress Hall CG. A R.W. Brown L. R. Foster Foster Bristol J. L. Duncan Duncan George B. Bouton Westport Columbian G. N. Harmon Isabelle Harmon C. C Camp Kenmore W. C. Pratt N. L. McIntire C. D. Newton United States Francis Peabody George Myers J. P. Crown J. T. Crown H. R. Norwell New York

Mourned Bride Emma L Lawson Drops Dead in Cambridge

Mrs Emma L wife of Joseph R Lawson aged about 2 years from marriage collapsed on the steps of their home at 18 Norfolk street Cambridge from hemorrhage of the heart just after her husband left for work She had visited her landlady Mrs A J Milliken to pass the time when she began coughing and spitting blood A second fatal bleed occurred on the landing and she died almost instantly The husband works as a salesman for Jordan Marsh Co

Emma L Joseph R. Lawson Norfolk Street Cambridge

Revere House Apartments Offer Roomy Pleasant Living

Roomy and home like descriptions highlight the Revere House as offering unusually pleasant apartments with a cozy, comfortable atmosphere for residents seeking a homely setting.

Revere House

Copper Situation and Syndicate Rule of Copper Supply

A leading American copper expert states the French syndicate has bought the visible copper supply and will set prices. Producers lack copper, demand exceeds production, and the syndicate will control New York Metal Exchange pricing with a base around 164 cents and occasional 17 cent spikes.

New York Spectau America New York Metal Exchange Lake Superior

General Sheridan’s Best Day Amid Storms at Nonquitt

A storm and gale at Nonquitt failed to disturb General Sheridan who rested well and ate trout and milk. Bulletin notes his nervous system improved, pulse and respiration unchanged, and no heart failure for thirty five days. Arrivals included Prof. A. Bickmore and Albert Boardman’s family.

Nonovirt Sheridan A. &. Bickmore New York Albert Boardman Staten Island Washington Matthews Henry C. Yarrow

Monongahela Flood Causes 3 Million Dollar Losses

Purrsburg, Penn. July 12 The Monongahela flood is subsiding but has devastated Panhandle valleys. Destruction spans Pittsburg to Randolph County West Virginia with ruined factories, sunken boats, floating houses and ruined crops. Total losses likely reach 3,000,000 affecting coal, rail, and farm sectors across several counties. Coal fleets prepare for shipment, with 10,000,000 bushels slated to depart west and south by tomorrow.

Penn Monongahela Pittsburg Randolph County West Virginia Hood Monongalia Marion Taylor, Harrison Lewis, Arbour, Ups

Young Democrats Club Elects New Members and Reorganizes Finance

The Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts added many new members including Louis E. Chalenor and Haskell E. Knowland among others. The meeting in Pittsfield outlined district committees to bolster campaign work while reorganizing the Boston finance committee and planning an address to Massachusetts youths. The club praised Mayor Russell and Josiah Quincy for Baltimore convention roles.

Young Men’s Democratic Club of Massachusetts Louis E. Chalenor Charlestown Haskell E. Knowland Marblehead James H. Carmichael Lowell Charles R. Costello William F. Courtney Walter Cutting Pittsfield Henry W. Keyes Boston Philip M. Saltonstall Newton William V. Thompson East Cambridge Sherman L. Whipple Roxbury Thornton Oy Eabury Camwidge Thaddeus F. Mulrey George E. Woodbury Beverly Edward J. Fuller K. Hamilton Wakefield Henry F. P. Wilkins Royal P. Barry Melrose Charles Boblen Fred W. Emerson Arthur E. Perry New Bedford Charles G._ Saunders Lawrence Sylvester Baxter Malden Allen J. Chase C. Fred Smith Lynn Joseph L. Towne Sidney D. Shattuck John M. B. Churchill Austin G. Peters Jamaica Plain Sherman Hoar Waltham John C. Crosby Harvey N. Collison State Central Committee Henry W. Swift Swift Godfrey Morse Europe Mr. Provin Westfield Francis V. Parker Thomas C.thacher Nathan Matthews, Jr Charles 5 Mayor Russell Josiah Quincy

Sears Triumphs In Wellesley Tennis Final Amid Windy Conditions

Wellesley July 12. In Ridge Hill farm third day of the club tournament the wind hampered play but the Sears vs Williston final drew focus. Williston led two sets before Sears won three straight, surprising many as McMullen failed to reach the final. Bixby captured singles consolation over E F Laker, with Baker and Farrington contending for second. Sears and Shaw meet Manchester and Kingsley in the doubles final tomorrow.

Wellesley Wellesley Club Ridge Hill Farm Sears Williston McMullen Bixby E. F. Laker Baker Farrington Shaw Manchester Kingsley

Trustees Elect Officers at Dean Academy Meeting

At the annual trustees meeting at the Universalist publishing house officers were elected for the ensuing year. President Hon. L. W. Ballou, vice president Albert Dickerman A M of Boston, treasurer C J McKenzie of Franklin, secretary Rev H J Cushman A M of Providence, General Olney Arnold of Pawtucket R I fills the vacancy on the board and on the executive committee. Visitors named include Rev Cushman, William M Thayer, Prof John P Marshall Tufts College, Rev C J White Woonsocket, E L Comins Worcester, Rev W Selleck Franklin, Rev S A Gardiner Milford. The academy has over $60 000 invested funds the income used to reduce pupil expenses.

Trustees of Dean Academy Universalist L. W. Ballou Albert Dickerman A.M Boston C.J. McKenzie Franklin H. J. Cushman Providence Olney Arnold Pawtucket R. L William S. Johnson Cushman William M. Thayer John P. Marshall Tufts College C. J. White Woonsocket W. ©. Selleck

Jones's Oil Store at 76 Haverhill Street Marks 37 Years

The Jones's oil store has operated from 76 Haverhill Street for 37 years, earning a favorable trade reputation across New England. It offers pure machinery oils including Arctic cylinder oil praised by engineers and Globe cylinder oil as a notable specialty. The firm upholds the motto honest oils at honest prices.

Jones Haverhill Street New England Arctic Globe

Republican Rally in Tremont Temple and Civil Service Notes

Dr. Burden, head of the Republican State committee, plans formal Chicago ticket ratification at Tremont Temple on Tuesday night. Vocabulary hints include Wadlin as potential labor statistics head and Osgood’s Civil War service securing his police department post amid fire safety provisions and civil service exams.

Dr. Burden Republican State Committee Chicago Tremont Temple Horace H. Wadlin Reading Carroll D. Wright Bureau of Statistics of Labor House of Representatives Waukin Francis E. Osgood Marblehead Osgood Executive Council

Market Quiet Amid Irregular Prices and Mixed Signals

Markets were quiet with irregular prices near close as conditions show mild improvement. Reports note improving money markets and stronger demand for commercial paper in New York and nearby banks. Wool loan activity remains uneven, while West End Railway Company faces delays in motor power decisions. Cambridge bonds sold well and Ocean Steamship Berth stock gains suggest rising activity. iron and coal outputs show shifts. Chicago leaders hint at management changes at Chicago Burlington & Quincy. Delinquent Sutro Tunnel stockholders may gain more time in reorganization CAPE Cop.

New York Sutro Tunnel McCalmont Cape Cop

Auction notices of jute, fruit, paintings held by firms today

AUCTION SALES. TODAY. Jute butts by Horatio Harris at 11 a m Saturday. Fruit by Horatio Harris at 10 a m. Paintings etc by Leonard & Co at 10 30 a m. Fruit snow & Co at 11 a m.

Horatio Harris Leonard & Co

Marriages in City July 2024 Highlighted

Blanchard of Cambridge to Clara A. Ford of Boston wed July 11 by Rev M R Deming. Cornwell to Grace Saunder son wed July 7 by Rev J Wyman. Stengel to Louisa Goething wed July 5 by Rev W W Locke. Watson to Christina J McKay wed July 11 at Newtonville by Rev George S Butters.

Newtonville George 8. Butters Charles I. Watson Christina J. McKay Boston

Death notices record several Boston area passings

Deaths from Somerville to North Reading announced July and June include Carl H. Claus aged 29 11 11, Abbie M Foster widow of Frederick A Foster, Jay 10 Helen May Jelly daughter of Emeline A and the late James Jelly, Charles F Knapton 49 8, George W Lowry 26, widow of Chester Mitchell 61, Gertrude Chand Moore infant daughter of Beverly K and Annie I H Moore, John F O Keefe 34 4, Asahel Phelps 78, Lucius C Tillson 56 4, Elizabeth D Upton wife of John K Upton.

Clavus Somerville Carl H. Claus Foster Auburndale Mass Abbie M. Foster Frederick A. Foster Boston Jelly East Cambridge Jay Helen May Jelly Emeline A James Jelly Knapton Boston Highlands Charles F. Knapton Lowry Egieson Square Juy George W Matthew Abbie H. Lowry Mitchell Winchester Bimily Chester Mitchel Moore West Roxbury Gertrude Chand Aer Youngs Beverly K Annie I. H. Moore O'Keefe John F. O Keefe Phelps Jamaica Plain Asahel Phelps Tillsn Lucius C. Tillson Upton North Reading Elizabeth D. Upton John K. Upton

Weekly Post highlights Republican discontent and tariff reform

The Weekly Post reports broad political debate in the Republican party over the free whiskey plank, covers a public meeting at Faneuil Hall opposing a school text on papal indulgences, cites the President’s pension revision proposal, and reviews books, chess, finance, and maritime listings.

Weekly Post Republican Party Faneuil Hall Taverner Tus Weekly Post

Music Hall Promenades with Offenbach Scores Tonight

Lovers of French opera may hear Offenbach tunes played by a large orchestra at Music Hall tonight. The program features La Grande Duchesse La Jolie Parfumeuse Orpheus and other works by the renowned French composer. Also included are ballet music from Massenet Le Cid waltzes by Strauss and Millocker and the Fra Diavolo overture.

Offenbach Lave Massenet le Cid Strauss and Millocker

Amusements listing for Boston venues

The Boston Amusements page lists events at the Grand Opera House Professor Bristol’s Equescurriculum at 7 45 pm Oakland Garden Aladdin at 7 45 pm Cyclorama Tremont Street Battle of Gettysburg Music Hall Promenade concert at 8 Pompeian Amphitheatre The Last Days of Pompeii at 7 45 pm Hort icultural Hall Christ entering Jerusalem and The Crucifixion showings

Mnoston Museum Christ Jerusalem

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