Democratic Prospects and West East Shifts in 1892 Race
Special to the Post outlines Democratic tensions in the West and unity in the East. Ohio and Iowa lean Republican, New York and Massachusetts tilt Democratic, while Illinois is not cited. It notes Governor Campbell in Ohio and Governor Boies in Iowa face uphill fights and suggests eastern states offer brighter prospects for Democratic success led by Flower in New York and Russell in Massachusetts. Wisconsin stands out as a strong hard money state, with Vilas potentially second on the ticket for 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuineror
Cleveland
Ohio
Iowa
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Massachusetts
East
Campbell
Boies
Flower
Quay
Wanamaker
Russell
Rhode Island
Pattison
Cleve
Wisconsin
Vilas
Austrian Railways Weigh Freight Zone Tariffs Expansion
The Austrian Government contemplates extending the zone system used for passenger charges to freight. The plan divides the country into 10 km zones with rates to the zone center, creating fixed tables by distance bands and six divisions for weights. Express and bulk freight would see significant reductions, with notable exceptions for coal and bulky low-value goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawes
Reichenberg
State Department
Vienna
Braunau
Respecting the Seal Fishery and Alaska Mission
Acting Secretary Wharton directs Professors Mendenhall and Merriam to study seal breeding, pelagic sealing effects, population declines, and demarcation for potential close seasons. The US ship Marion at Port Townsend will take them to Alaska, sailing northward on the 17th. Also, further tests of American armor plate occurred at the Annapolis proving ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton
Department of State
Mendenhall and
Merriam
Alaska
United States
Marion
Port Townsend
Washington
Annapolis
Harvey process plates resist rifle fire in test
Saturday with gratifying results Carnegie Phipps Co prepared two three inch all steel plates treated by the Harvey process. Plates had less carbon than prior tests to better test the process. Official report not yet received but officers present say the plates satisfactorily resisted fire from a six pound Hotchkiss rifle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Harvey
Accidents Reported At Massachusetts General Hospital
At Massachusetts General Hospital last night several patients from the Boston area were treated. Joan O'Brien, 10, of Cambridge street East Cambridge, was knocked down and run over by a buggy and fled without waiting. James Shannon, East Cambridge, fainted from heat at a bakery job. T Noble, 45, Somerville, overdosed on aconite and may recover. William McCloud, 32, Cohassett gardener, fell from a ladder fracturing a leg. A Veith, 1365 Washington Street, fell from a trapeze at the Charlesbank Gymnasium fracturing the left arm.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
Joan O’brien
Cambridge Street
East Cambridge
Johnny
James Shannon
Ninth Street
F. A. Kennedy & Co
T. Noble
Albion Street
Somerville
Taft
Portland Street
William McCloud
Dr. C. D. Brigham
Cohassett
A. McVeith
Washington Street
Charlesbank Gymnasium
Gambling house row ends in arrest over $600 theft
June 26 in a Court Street gambling den Rich ard A. Eddy accused James McKeon and McAvoy of stealing $600 from the gaming board. Eddy was struck, his jaw broken, and the pair fled. Warrants issued for larceny and assault. McKeon captured by Special Officer Abbott and jailed at Station 3.
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No. 163
Court Street
Richard A. Eddy
James McKeon
McAvoy
Hotel Royal
Eddy
Abbott
McKeon
Obituary notices of Townsend Augur and Warding deaths
Dr Henry Elmer Townsend died at 101 Mt Vernon street after years of rheumatic gout. Harvard 1863 graduate, he never practiced due to health and business duties linked to McKay sewing machine and Globe newspaper stockholding. Survived by wife, two sons and a daughter. Phineas M Augur Prohibition candidate for Connecticut governor died aged 65 in Middletown. He was born in 1826, taught school, ran a fruit farm with his son, and served as State Pomologist and in horticultural societies. Captain Charles A Warding port warden at Belfast, Me. and retired ship master died aged 77.
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Henry Elmer Townsend
Mt. Vernon Street
Townsend
Harvard College
Europe
McKay
Globe
Temple Club
Beecher
Connecticut
Phineas M. Augur
Las Fall
Middletown
Dr. Alsop
Augur
Middlefield
Conn
P.M. Auger
Prohibitionists
Charles A. Warding
Belfast
Atherden
Somerville
Sarah A
Filmer Atherden
Burgess
Edward Burgess
Trinity Church
Bidwell
Port de Paix
Hayti
Lawson B. Bidwell, Jr
Codding
David N. Codding
Douglas
Mary
Alexander Douglas
Earle
East Somerville
Eliza M
Orville Earle
Estabrook
Hingham
Benjamin Estabrook
Fitch
Watertown
Austin G. Fitch
Hayes
Denver
Col
Pauline D
George
Joseph E. Baker
Boston
Philip
George S
Pauline D. Parez Jenkins
Simeon Jenkins
Morse
Cambridgeport
William Frank Morse
Nichols
William E
Charles E
Isabella Nichols
Squires
Poland Springs
William H. Squires
Wilcox
Georgetown
Augusta C
Tobey
Seth F. Tobey
South Wareham
Phillips
Longwood
Eliza Cunningham
James Phillips
Hawes Street
Salem Gleanings reports and local items loom large
William Mack sues Abner C. Goodell Jr in the Supreme Civil Court over land title in Salem claimed as purchased by an agent but held in the defendant’s name. Mrs. Marshall of Marblehead survived a jump from a moving train at Danvers Junction. A new Hathorne Building is planned to replace the skating rink with four stores a bowling alley billiard rooms and a theatre. Judge Stone of Lawrence calls a deadly crossing at Collins McLeod’s June 27 death dangerous and recommends abolition and notes two trains ran together. Ethan Allen Council No 26 O U A M officers were installed by Deputy Dr. Israel F. Lee and Beverly members.
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Salem
Hathorne Building
Charles Fifield
Prciary 8
S. Grush
Fred Crown
Judge Stone
Lawrence
Collins McLeod
Boston & Maine
Ethan Allen Council
No. 26
Israel F. Lee
Beverly
Cambridge notes on medals and city views
Frank E. Cheney of Cambridge receives a gold medal for rescuing Alice F. McKinnon from drowning on August 5, 1888. The Cambridge Manual Training School Library and City Hall were photographed under a city order, with twenty views bound in seal. City Messenger Pratt will deliver views to Mr. Rindge in Los Angeles on July 20. The Board of Aldermen directs the Police Committee to review drunkenness versus disorderly conduct complaints and advise the police, with adjournments set to July 28 and then September 8.
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Cambridge
Frank E. Cheney
Aphelians
Winthrop
Alice F. McKinnon
Cambridge Manual Training School
F. H. Rindge
Board of Aldermen
Pratt
Los Angeles
Cal
Rindge
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Alderman Aylward
Casino Ball Set For August 19 In Newport
The Newport Casino subscription ball, the season’s leading event, is scheduled for August 19, ten days earlier than usual, with the event coinciding with the national lawn tennis tournament.
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Newport
R. I
Newton Wedding Scores as Society Splendor Shines
Fully 1000 guests from Newton and nearby towns filled Eliot Church for the marriage of Miss May A Ellison and Mr Frank O Day of Boston. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn music, elaborate floral decor, and a reception at Vernon Street with 600 relatives and friends, attended by prominent local figures and many society families.
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Newton
Newtons
Eliot
May Almenda Ellison
William P. Ellison
Frank O. Day
R. L. Day & Co
Bankers
Boston
Hones
Eben H. Ellison
E. K. Alden
D.D
Mendlessohn
Charles E. Eddy
Edward E. Elms
Will Ellison
Horace H. Soule, Jr
Herbert Bacon
Fred Jones
William Kollock
Hyde Park
Fred Newcomb
Helen Day
Mamie
Susie Richardson
Chelsea
Faille Francaise
Vernon Street
Ellison
Boston Mandolin and Guitar Club
H. E. Hibbard
Robert R. Bishop
Charles Hunt
J.C. Elms
E. C. Huxley
James Eggleston
H. N. Hyde
A. F. Emery
C. B. Lancaster
W. H. Emery
J. T. Langford
W. H. Blodgett
J. C. Chattin
Joseph Byers
C. C. Burr
E. F._ Barnes
G. R. McFarlin
J. P. Lovell
Julian C. Mead
G. F. Meacham
J. C. Potter
J._ P. Merrill
Carlyle Petersilea
Francis Murdock
W. H. Partridge
J. M. Niles
Augustus Page
A. F. Noyes
B. F. Otis
Marsh
C. H. Stone
A. S. Marsh, Jr
A. D. Stephenson
L. Powers
J. M. Standish
N. K. Putnam
W. 5S. Sl
A. A. Sweet
Benjamin Dose
Henry Tolman
Horace Dodd
Ward
C. O. Tucker
Charles L. Treveill
W. L. Whiting
Thomas Weston
J.T. Withere
Accident to a steamer Narragansett near Battery
The Narragansett of the Stonington line collided with the Susan, a New York Lackawanna & Western lighter, at 5:30 PM while rounding the Battery. The Susan struck the Narragansett on the port side, tore the guard rail, cut a three foot hole and smashed the hail. No injuries occurred and after a half hour delay the Narragansett continued to Stonington while the Susan resumed toward New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stonington
Battery
Susan
New York, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
East River
New Jersey
Rockefeller Denies Railroad Change in Ownership Claim
New York July 14 President Rockefeller rejected a San Francisco Chronicle despatch from Los Angeles claiming Huntington and Searles sold Southern Pacific to Standard Oil. He said he had not heard of the report and that there was no truth in it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
New York
San Francisco Chronicle
Los Angeles
Messrs. Huntington and Searles
Southern Pacific Railroad
Standard Oil Company
Rockefeller, Paine, Brice, Thomas
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Tion
Frank A. Day
May A. Ellison
Newtoon
Crystal Lake
Newton Centre
Patrick Stanton
Stanton
Loring
George Elis
Bar Harbor
Marguerite
Eastern
James Scott
Mohican
Kebo Valley Club
Hotel Louisburg
Village Improvement Society
Grand Central Heel
Blaine
Rass
N. E
Ij Edsteads
H. W. Bigelow Company
Washington St
Kenyon
Henry P. Winter
Beriah
Kerron
Electra G
Shattuck—Goldsmith
Andover
Christ Church
Frederic Palmer
Fernando P. Shattuck
Caroline A. Goldsmith
Anover
Perry Davis
City OF
Pusaic Burnpines
Nixes
School St
Jaly
Ticknor
Dorchester Street
Washington Village
James C. Tucker
Department of Public Buildings
Fames C. Tucker
Portland St
BosTown
R.R
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Canada
Provinces
Poughkeepsie Bridge
South
M. F. Sweetser
CITY
State St
Mary Putnam Jacobi
Murdock’s Liquid Food
Murdock
F.lla Gay
Groveton
N. EL
Smith
Huntington
Mass
Fitchburg Railroad
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Hoosac Tunnel
Troy
Albany
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Lake Champlain
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Gen's Pass
Brooks’ Military Band
Walter Emerson
Ellis Brooks
Nantasket
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Rowe's Wharf
Pemberton Landing
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Y. C. Pier
DOW K Ianding
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Hingmarm
Pemberton
Melville Garden
Geo. P. Cushing, Gen
Travers Street
Liquid Food
Providence Line
Mary J. Holmes
Lena Rivers
Tempest
Wi Billingham, Publishers
New Kork
Royal Blue Line
Philadelphia
Baltimore
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Philadelphia & I RR
Baltimore & Ohio
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Liberty
Forth River
Bala W Ton
Gale
Sit Washington Skideu
Norfol Avenue
Norfolk Avenues
Magazine Street
Redford St
Waghoue Couaea DE Fepr
Entertainments
Pompeii
Manohington Ave
Pain
Grant
Veazey
Mystic Park
Nmiedford
Boston & Lowell Depot
Lowell
Northern
Scollsy Square
M. E. Willis
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Abbott & Teal
Comedy Company
Curiosity Mall
Tolet
Fort Hill
High and
Hartford Sts
B. P. Weeks
Devonshire St
Ames Building
Court and
Washington Streets
T. Dennie Boardman
James F. C. Hyde
Payson Park
Belmont
Payson Park Land Co
State Street
J. M. Wade
Ofice
Fremont Street
Bostod
Amos Binney
Exchange Building
John Jeffries & Sons
Aces
Boston and Vicinity
Cococex
Coldeck
London Daily Telegraph
Austrian Importing Co
Pearl Street
Corner
Whitehall Street
Fisher’s Island
N. Y
Long Island Sound
New London
Monatawket
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