Senate Adopts Substitutes amid River and Harbor Bill Push
The Senate worked late on the river and harbor bill with Senator Butler proposing a 10 million lump-sum substitute. Other items noted include a joint resolution on surplus treasury payments, a veto sustainment on the Hunter widow pension, conference on nonconcurred legislative appropriations, and Hoar's railroad attorney bill. Also reported: Beverly Yacht Club regatta results, Alley railroad case ruling in his favor, Malden water supply dispute, Chicago stable fire injuries, and various regional notices from yachts to temperance reports. Various other items touch on elections, labor trouble, Pilgrim Society, Rattlesnake Island fire damage, and Passamaquoddy bay restrictions.
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Senate
Butler
Treasury
Hunter
House
Hoar
Goode
Beverly Yacht Club
Marblehead
John B. Alley
Oak Grove
Malden
Chicago
Gilder
Spicer
Massachusetts Press Association
Rhode Island
Manchester
N. H
Spencer
The
Pilgrim Society
Rattlesnake Island
Lake Winnepesaukee
Lynn
Eastern Yacht Club
Rockland
Bar Harbor
Sons of Temperance
Maine
Kansas
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Outelle
Seereltery Beyard
Middleton
Passamaquoddy Bay
Archbishop Williams
Father Crudden
Lowell
Itie
European Headlines Tie to Riots and Rifts
Henry M. Stanley arrives in Berlin as a major Pan African capital report. Paris seals expulsion of the Duc d Aumale after President Grevy signs the bill, Paine denies Nations League unity with American Fenians. Belfast erupts in rioting with many injured and troops deployed. Lord Hartington and Lord Salisbury reach an accord while Parnellites reject Hartingtons plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Stanley
Berlin
Grevy
Duc d’Aumale
France
Paine
Nationes League
Belfast
Lord Hartington
Lord Salisbury
Parnellites
City News Briefs and Market Notes
In the city today notes on Lees trains and southerly winds with steady temperatures. Musician Joseph G. Lennon died at his home from injuries. Funeral services for Charles Marsh held at Arlington Street Ottrcu. remains interred at Mt. Auburn. No strike at John P. Squire's works for now. Cadet camp at Hing ham proceeds with few visitors. Boston shoe firms suffer losses from a Philadelphia shoe jobber's depeculations. Market dull and steady. Bell Telephone rises to 216 with strong demand. New York & New England trades up to 42. Mexican Central July week earnings rise about 5900. Central Passenger Association votes to restore passenger rates. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and the Greek Island plan to push lines into Union Pacific territory. Wisconsin Central Chicago line to open for freight and passenger traffic on the 19th.
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Lees
Joseph G. Lennon
Charles Marsh
Arlington Street
Mt. Auburn
John P. Squire
Hingham
Boston
Philadelphia
Bell Telephone
New York
New England
Central Passenger Association
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Qreek Island
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Chicago
Pilgrim Statue Funds Jumpstart Monument Completion
Phy Mourn reports a Pilgrim Society push to finish the national monument to the Pilgrims. US funding covers Liberty, leaving the Law statue and panel to be funded by national bar members led by Sydney Bartlett at $1000 and William G. Russell at $500, with dedication hoped before year’s end 1887.
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Sovety
United States
Statue of Law
Sydney Bartlett
William G. Russell
Weather outlook by region across the northeastern states
The bulletin notes fair weather then local rains across Maine New Hampshire and Vermont with stationary temperatures and southerly winds. Massachusetts Connecticut and Rhode Island see local rains and steady temperatures with southerly winds. Eastern New York western New York eastern Pennsylvania western Pennsylvania Delaware and New Jersey experience rain followed by fair weather and variable to westerly winds. District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia have local rains then fair weather with generally southerly winds. North Carolina South Carolina Georgia and eastern Florida forecast fair weather with coastal rains and southerly winds. western Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas and Arkansas expect local rains then continuing warm conditions with southerly winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
DeservER's Office Seavice U.S. A. Onasaves's Boston July 13 1885
Weather data page listing barometer readings wind directions and speeds for Boston on July 13 1885 with temperatures humidity and precipitation figures. Contains multiple station-like measurements and daily mean values.
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Deserver
Sricxat Seavice
U.S. A
Onasaves
Boston
Serer
Caeyeeveeo
Weather observations from multiple stations yesterday
The meteorological record lists yesterday's observations up to 10 p m at stations including Boston New London Philadelphia Atlanta Pittsburg St Paul and Deadwood. Reports show conditions such as clear fair cloudy and hazy with temperatures around the mid to high 60s and low 70s Fahrenheit and wind directions varying with locations.
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Eteseenes
Boston
Ulea
New London
Gonn
Philadelphia
Clear
En Sevasesesaccvesessi
Sean Seveseeesess BU
I ‘Air Allanta
Saossevesss
Osear Pittsburg
Ran Fe Eccasrtenesseeessesanss
Rain Bm
Ns Thaneese
Ener
Eeeweseneses
Farr Daetree
Teresa
teresa eee |20.82 64 N /11,0.09 Gloudy St. Paul, Mia hese
Hazy Sues
Tee Teeeseeessees
Vloudy Ste Vincent
Cslee
Bote
Samuel
Morrison's Resolved Debt Plan Sparks House Debate
The House debated Morrison's resolution to use surplus over 190 million dollars held for United States note redemption to pay the national debt. Critics warned of dire calamities if the surplus is reduced, while supporters argued for expanding circulation. Amendments proposed by McKinley and Weaver addressed funding and redemption policies. The session adjourned at five o'clock with no final decision.
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Washington
Morrison
United States
Senate
Randal
Hiscock
New York
Cleveland
McMillan
Tennessee
Democratic Party
Mr. Morrison
Hhis (Hiscock
Warner
Ohio
Secretary of the Treasury
McKinvley
Snch
Weaver
Iowa
House
House Debates Pension Bill and Treasury Surplus Plan
The House, amid amendments to the Mexican pension bill and the legislative appropriation measure, passes the chief pages designation by name and concurs with a Senate record publication amendment. It also votes on increasing bond penalties for cigar manufacturers, outlines a joint resolution on surplus funds, and discusses treasury reserves and a potential switch toward silver payments, with Morrison leading the debate and arguing for restraint and policy clarity.
Arrangement Reached Between Hartington and Salisbury
In London the unionist talks progress as Lord Hartington arrives and Lord Salisbury plans to confer. Agreement would keep imperial Parliament's full power while local Irish councils receive delegated authority. judges and legal administration remain under imperial control. Hartington delays joining a Conservative ministry, while Gladstonian circles doubt his scheme. PAR nos. say Hartington’s plan fails to satisfy them.
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London
Lord Hartington
Lord Salisbury
Ireland
Gladstone
British Elections Roundup Across Ireland and England
London July 13 Michael McCartan a Parnellite was elected for North Down with 4786 votes while Tory J Corbett had 816. B C Molloy returned for Birr Kings County with 3276 over Captain Bernard 711. Tories gained South Dorsetshire Leek Staffordshire southwest Essex Torquay and Skepton with several Conservative wins. Munster and Yorkshire races noted. Belfast rioting followed with Catholics and Protestants clashing revolvers fired and military deployed leaving many wounded.
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London
Michael McCartan
Parnellite
Uth Down
J. Corbett
B.C. Molloy
Parnelite
Birr
Kings County
Captain Bernard
Dorsetshire
C. Hambro
H. P. Sturgis
Gladstonian
Leek
Staffordshire
H. F. Davenport
C. Crompton Gladstonian
Essex
Torquay
Avonshire
Makins
C.j.parker Rhodes
Albert Spicer
R. Mallock
Lewis McIver
Sir M. Wilson
Skepton
Yorkshire
Walter Morrison
Mee
Mgr
Monsery Ve
Tinian
Belfast
Parnell Denies Irish Fenian Alliance in Letter
London July 13 Mr Parnell writes denying Lord Hartingtons claim that the Irish party and National League are allied with American Fenians He says he knows nothing of any Fenian order in Ireland or America and never communicated with its leaders He asserts no union was proposed and he would not have consented While condemning falsehoods he says Ireland will pursue peaceable loyal aims despite coercion threats.
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Parnell
London
Lord Hartington
Irish Party
National League
Ireland
America
National League 4 Tenians
Boutelle Presses Action Over Middleton Incident
Representative Boutelle writes to the Secretary of State urging steps to curb further insults to American fishermen after the Dominion cruiser Middleton drove US boats from St Andrews harbor in New Brunswick while fishing for Canadian herring. He argues the President should use powers from the June 19 act or Congress should strengthen him to defend US flag and commercial rights.
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Washington
Boutelle
Secretary of State
Dominion
Middleton
St. Andrews
N. B
Congress
Malden property owner threatens suit over water supply
Charles O. Elliott owner of twenty five Oak Grove houses in Malden warns he will sue the city for damages if a better water supply is not provided. He cites many tenants unable to obtain water via city pipes and says they must move, risking serious loss to him.
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Charles O. Elliott
Oak Grove
Malden
Suit Settled In Archdiocese Cash Dispute
Lowell July 13 Special the suit brought by Archbishop Williams against the estate of the late Father Peter the pastor of St Peters Church to recover funds alleged in archbishopric treasury has been settled All parties to the suit are very affer cent but it is understood that a large transfer of real estate has been made by Miss Margary Crudden the deceased priest s executrix the archbishop
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Ae Lowell
Archbishop Williams
Father Peter
St. Peter’s Church
Marga
Crudden
Workmen Ordered Out In Spencer Boot Shops
Worchester July 13 workers in all Spencer boot shops were ordered out this morning over wageIncrease timing. A general strike is said to be planned unless manufacturers yield.
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Worchester
Spencer
Fisheries ban seine fishing at Passamaquoddy Bay
Ottawa Ontario July 13 The department of fisheries prohibited seine fishing in Passamaquoddy Bay on the Maine border and ordered the cruiser Middleton to proceed there to warn off interlopers.
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Ottawa
Ont
Department of Fisheries
Passamaquoddy Bay
Maine
Middleton
Yachts Arrive at New Bedford After Block Island Run
Sloop yachts Nixie and Emmons from Falmouth and Frollic from New London plus Nomad Swift and Puritan from Block Island eastward reached New Bedford on July 13 and sailed on to Naushon.
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New Bedford
New Bedforp
Nixie
Emmons
Falmouth
Frollic
Wheae More
New London
Block Island
Nomad
Swift
Puritan
Naushon
Gibson's Pure Rye Oo Whiskeys Market Lead
Despite many whiskeys on the market Gibson's pure rye Oo whiskeys of natural flavor are viewed as leading for superiority. They are available through trade or in cases of twelve bottles at the agency on State street 162 in this city.
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Gibson
State Street
Hoar bill would bar congressmen from land grant law work
In Washington on July 18 special report notes Senator Hoar introduces a bill prohibiting members of Congress from acting as attorneys or accepting fees in cases where the United States has an interest or where railroads with U S charters or land grants are involved. The measure makes violations misdemeanors with up to one year imprisonment or a $500 fine.
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Washington
Hoar
Congress
House of Congress
United States
Auditor’s mix up nets unlikely clerkship for Pinckney
In Washington a treasury auditor misread four Civil Service names for a clerical post. Pinckney, from South Carolina, appeared as a black Republican, yet secured the $1600 slot. The error prompts scrutiny of future appointment practices and reliance on names in hiring.
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Washington
the Treasury
Civil Service Commission
New England
Pennsylvania
Pinckney
Old Wreeswin Hmc
Ingugurt & DI
South
Urging Goode's Renomination For Solicitor General
The President met with the Virginia delegation today to urge renewing John Goode's nomination as solicitor general. He expressed regret that Goode was rejected. Randolph Tucker led the delegation to the White House and pressed for Goode's renomination, while Tucker might not decline the post if the President refused to reintroduce Goode's name.
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Goode
Washington
Virginia
John Goode
Randolph Tucker
White House
Tucker
Senate River and Harbor Fight Overshadows July Session
In Washington the Senate considers a $10 million river and harbor substitute, under presidential and War Department oversight, while resolutions from Ohio Republican editors urge a Payne election inquiry. The body passes a $25,000 Stony Point monument, debates coin certificate reforms, and revises Mississippi and California works amid clashes over mining waste and private rights.
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Senate
Washington
Butler
South Carolina
Secretary of War
Ohio
Payne
Committee On Privileges
Stony Point
N. Y
Addison G. Fletcher
Court of Claims
Beck
Senate Committee On
United States
Treasury
Sacramento
Feather Rivers
California
Dolph
Mitchell
Oregon
Stanford
Jones
Nevada
Ingalls
Pacific Coast
Bay of
San Francisco
Teller
Committee On Commerce
Mississippi Commission
Pinmd
Mrs Hunter Pension Veto Debate in House
Washington July 13 The House invalid pensions committee chair Matson sustains the President veto on Mrs Maria Hunters claim for a $20 per month increase over the general pension law. A Republican minority urges passage over the veto noting standard $50 per month for officers widows and ongoing presidential signings.
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Washington
Maria Hunter
Theewidow
Hunter
Hancock
Postmaster General Expands Money Order Offices
The Postmaster General adds 453 post offices to the list of money order offices as business grows. Connecticut gains 6, Maine 3, Massachusetts 7, New Hampshire 4, and Vermont 4 under the new statutory provisions.
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Washington
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Widespread Lockout Halts Tanners Across Salem and Peabody
Nearly all tanneries and carriers in Salem and Peabody shut down as union and non union workers report mass absence. Affected shops include Braden Austin Dugan Harrington Poor and Nelson with dozens idle, while some yards like Varney Doyle and Winchester see limited or full staffing. About 1200 idle in Peabody. overall industry faces a grave, faith test as crews stay home or work ten hour shifts.
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Salem
Peabody
Kenny
F. Kd. Tullie’s
James Braden
Joseph L. Austin
J. Walden
James Riley & Sons
James Dugan
John Culliton
G. W. Varney
Urban R. Williams
Nathaniel R. Treadwell
Wiley & Poor’s
Lowd & Buxton
B. & A. N. Jacobs
Michael O’shea
Central Street
F. W. Dahl
J. A. Lord
George H. Doyle
Refus H. Brown & Co
Editors Arrive at Block Island for Ocean View Hotel Stay
About ninety editors arrived from Newport on the steamer George W. Danielson and were settled at Ocean View Hotel under President George M. Whitaker of the New England Farmer and clerk George Holliday. After dinner they socialized, then viewed an art exhibit by Carrie G. Bartlett, heard Schumann orchestra music led by E. C. Quimby, and enjoyed readings by Will Carleton and others.
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Providence
R. I
Massachusetts Press Association
Block Island
Newport
George W. Danielson
Ocean View Hotel
George M. Whitaker
New England Farmer
George Holliday
Carrie G. Bartlett
Schumann Orchestra
E. C. Quimby
Will Carleton
Stebbins
Ocean Grove
Pilgrimage to Plymouth Hock and Historic Associations
A Massachusetts Club field day travels by special train to Plymouth for a guided tour of Burial Hill, Pilgrim Hall, the rock, and the Monument. Ex Governor Claflin, Lt Governor Ames, and many state figures join the excursion, savoring relics, views, and a banquet. The day ends with a ceremonial visit to the Plymouth Rock site and monument.
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Massachusetts Club
Plymouth
Old Colony
Massachusetts
William Claflin
Newton
Ames
Brackett
Boston
Frank D. Allen
Lynn
George B. Loring
Salem
William Blunt
Haverhill
Henry J. Moulton
Lowell
W. W. Doherty
George M. Woodward
Taunton
James S. Shepard
Canton
Samuel B. Noyes
Ephraim B. Thorndike
Thomas L. Harmon
George A. O. Ernst
Walter E. Parker
Lawrence
Joseph E. Fiske
Wellesley
P. C. Levett
J. P. S. Churchill
Milton
John Q. Henry
Jonathan A. Lane
Nathaniel T. Allen
West Newton
William Frost
F. N. Oxley
Ashland
Horace E. Ware
Joseph F. Wight
John S
Arthur Lord
Pilgrim Hall
Court House
Burial Hill
Cole’s Hill
Plymouth Rock
Claflin
Yep Suga
John Alden
Era Whaling Schooner Prepares Arctic Voyage
New London July 13 The whaling schooner Era hauled out and will sail for Cumberland inlet at 10 tomorrow morning under Captain John O Spicer with plans for a northern expedition. Captain Spicer warns Colonel W H Gilder to defer his trip and discusses routes via Cape Isabella and a Scotch whaler from St John s. Lucie and Adrian Crucy, longtime New York residents, died in a suspected double suicide after a day marked by gravesite visits and intricate last notes detailing burial wishes and personal effects.
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New London
Conn
Era
Cumberland Inlet
John O. Spicer
Arctic
W. H. Gilder
New York
Spicer
Gilder
St. John’s
Cape Isabella
Fort Conger
Gitler
Prohibition Era Struggles Hit Sons of Temperance Meeting
In New Haven the National Division Sons of Temperance opened a four day session with about 300 delegates. Most Worthy Patriarch Dennison reported 3233 new members this year while eighteen divisions gained and twenty lost members. Maine shows weak hold on the public, while Kansas has only five active divisions. A grand rally at Carll's Opera House featured Most P W G Carswell of Canada and others.
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New Haven
Conn
Sons of Temperance
Dennison
Philadelphia
Maine
Kansas
Carll
Opera House
P. W. G. Carswell
Canada
Prohibition State Convention Opens in Concord
Concord New Hampshire July 18 delegates arrive for the Prohibition State convention to be held tomorrow with straight party nominations expected. Leading gubernatorial hopefuls include Larkin D. Mason Dr. Edgar L. Carr and Colonel Joseph Wentworth. John B. Finch of Illinois to deliver the principal address at a mass meeting after the convention. State committee meeting chaired by J M Fletcher of Nashua selected Joseph Kidder of Manchester as president and appointed usual committees and preliminary business.
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Concord
N.H
Larkin D. Mason
Tamworth
Edgar L. Carr
Pittsfield
Joseph Wentworth
John B. Finch
Illinois
J. M. Fletcher
Nashua
Joseph Kidder
Manchester
Eastern Yacht Club Cruise Heads Toward Bar Harbor
Eastern Yacht Club fleet sails from Portland at 9 AM in a NW breeze bound for Bar Harbor. Stranger leads, flying Liverpool Yacht Club flag as Gitana, from Bar Harbor, overhauls the line. If wind holds, entire distance today. otherwise Bass Harbor or Northwest Harbor may anchor. Rear Commodore Weld joins with Gitana. Mayflower expected to join return voyage. no return plans yet. Fortuna Sylvia Dreadnaught Gitana Wanderer Adtza Tioga Stranger Saturna reported arriving Bar Harbor.
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Eastern Yacht Club Squadron
Bar Harbor
Stranger
Liverpool Yacht Club
Gitana
Bass Harbor
Northwest Harbor
Weld
Eastsward
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Mayflower
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Sylvia
Dreadnaught
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Saturna
Pearline Savings Claim Boosts Time and Labor Efficiency
Pearline reportedly saves time and labor while cutting costs, claiming economical benefits for users. The advertisement emphasizes ease of use and potential savings, urging readers to adopt the product for efficiency gains.
Drowning Victim Recovered off Newport and Local News
The body of Joseph Daniel a Portuguese man was recovered after drowning off Newport Rhode Island last week. The steam yacht Sappho owned by Dr Seward Webb arrived at Old Orchard Maine from New York bound via Lake Champlain Montreal. Frank Durgin a fireman on the Boston and Lowell railroad died after being run over by wheels at St Johnsbury Vermont. The late Bishop Hendricken’s month mind mass was held at Providence Cathedral with about two hundred priests. Terrence O Hare of Dover New Hampshire faced murder charges in Portland and pleaded not guilty. A Dover citizen in London reports seeing Rev Arthur Waite the former temperance agitator now scenic painter. Mrs Elia Wheeler Carpenter committed suicide in Rowe by hanging. Frederic Griffin of Cheter New Hampshire a mulatto aged sixty fell from hay and broke his neck. Bicyclist John J Prince won a five mile race against a horse at Hoosac Valley Park with time 15 minutes 47 seconds. purse two hundred dollars. Five hundred spectators and about five hundred dollars changed hands. Cranberry prospects in the Cape are favorable. The Iowa impeachment vote against State Senator Andhor Brown ended in acquittal after eight weeks and about thirty thousand dollars spent.
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Joseph Daniel
Newport
KR. I
Sappho
Seward Webb
William H. Vanderbilt
Old Orchard
New York
Lake Champisin
Montreal
Frank Durgin
Boston & Lowell
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Hendricken
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Hartford
Portland
Terrence O’ Hare
Dover
N.H
London
England
Arthur Waite
Waite
Drury Theatre
Elia Wheeler Carpenter
Rowe
Frederic Griffin
Cheeter
N. H
John
Prince
Hoosac Valley Park
North Adams
Cape
Andhor Brown
Iowa
Fragmented Republican anti saloon conference debate rages
The day after a pro prohibition conference the Republican scene is abuzz with accusations of betrayal and cowardice among signers and stay-at-homes. Leaders fear a convention clash over a proposed constitutional prohibition amendment while plans to smother debate are floated. Ambitious politicians await another meeting as tensions rise.
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Kansas
Massachusetts
John L. Swift
Blaine
Quincey Statesman
Committee
Henry Faxon
C. B. Rice
Danvers
President Capen
Tufts College
H. ©. Greely
Clinton
Edwin Thompson
Walpole
B. B. Johnson
Waltham
Anti saloon conference splits Republicans over Prohibition
A Boston anti-saloon meeting drew Prohibitionists and Republicans into a tense debate on general principles versus defined plans. Critics say the conference alienated law-abiding temperance forces and failed to unite the party, risking its stance on liquor regulation and potential constitutional amendment proposals.
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Boston Advertiser
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