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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1886
Page
1
Senate reports on Paine election care and river issues
Senate committees deliver three reports on Paine election care with Democrats opposing investigation and Republicans Evarts Teller and Logan backing similar grounds while Kear and Frye push for inquiry. McMillan proposes 25 percent cut to river and harbor fund as Senate adjourns without a vote. House passes a government spending resolution to July 31 and Morrison may secure Senate approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee Ec
Paine
Evarts
Teller
Logan
Kear
Frye
McMillan
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
House
French Senate erupts over expulsion of the Duc Aumale
The expulsion of the Duc Aumale sparked an exciting scene in the French Senate amid reports of a possible extradition treaty draft between Great Britain and the United States. Tory and Unionist gains totaled forty five seats as Lord Salisbury proposed a coalition plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aumale
Great Britain
United States
Lord Salisbury
Illumination date, races, and local court notes in the city
The report notes the Revere beach illumination set for Tuesday August 3, the Hub Homing Club race on September 4, and a Wakefield accident investigation continued by railroad commissioners. It recalls Colonel A O Brewster's release on 3000 bond, funeral preparations for J G Lennon, the death of Andrew J Willcutt, plus stock market activity and local corporate elections including Rutland and Marquette stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Beach
Hub
Wakefield
Railroad Commissioners
A. O. Brewster
Charles Street
J. G. Lennon
St. Peter’s Church
Roxbury
Andrew J. Willcutt
Boston Theatre
Cellen
Superior Criminal Court
Congress
American Bell
Rutland
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Water Power
Overwork Suspected in Kellogg Suicide Attempt
David H Kellogg Yale and Columbia educated lawyer from Spuyten Duyvil attempted suicide while on a Portland bound boat from Boston. He had worked at Lord Day Lord Turner Lee McClure and lately took a month’s vacation. A colleague cites overwork as the probable cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David H. Kellogg
Portland
Boston
Bob Cook
Yale College
Yale
Columbia College Law School
Lord, Day & Lord
Cty
Turner, Lee & McClure
Spuyten Duyvil
McClure
Kellogg
Barnard
Atalanta Wins Commodore's Cup in New London Yacht Race
Time computation shows Atalanta the fastest over the course to claim the Commodore's cup. Emery cup goes to Yosemite as the sole other class entrant. Meteor posts best time in class two but is disqualified for passing Stratford lightship on the wrong side. Laganda gains class two Emery cup and Nereid wins class three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Stratford
Weather Indications Across Several States
The latest weather bulletin reports local rains and stationary temperatures across New England and the mid Atlantic with southerly winds shifting to westerly in the northeast. In the New York and Pennsylvania regions rains give way to fair weather with variable to northerly winds. D C Maryland and Virginia expect rain followed by fair and slightly warmer conditions. The southern states show generally fair weather with steady temperatures and variable winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Weather Report for Boston from Observer’s Office
Boston weather data from the Observer's Office shows cloudy to rainy conditions with fog. Mean daily temperature around 71 degrees, high near 78, low near 62, humidity about 89 percent. Wind speeds range to 21 southwest with gusts. barometer around 29.922 inches. Precipitation totals 0.99 inches.
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Observer’s Office
Sigxat Service
Boston
Albus Lotbs
Portland
Mt.ashin
New London
Conn
New York
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Cessseeese
New Orleans
Moumaio
Clear
Chicago
Eae
Clear Santos
Clear Teas Cesar Ee
Fair Venworth, Weneee
Ee PO Sertesesee
Fair Otty. Secesecess
Meteorological Record of Yesterday at 10 P.M.
The document summarizes yesterday’s weather observations up to 10 p m across stations. It notes time adjustments and compiles readings from multiple locations, reflecting a coordinated meteorological record.
Payne bribery case examined by Senate finds no evidence
Three Senate reports on the Payne bribery case conclude no proof of bribery or improper influence in Henry B. Payne’s 1858 U S Senate election. The Ohio legislature inquiry found no direct misconduct by Payne, while urging further scrutiny of broader charges and money in politics. The record discusses caucus votes, pledges, and suggested corruption, with recommendations to avoid unseating Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Payne
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Pugh
Saulsbury
Vance
Eustis
Ohio House of Representatives
House
Henry B. Payne
United States
Senate of Ohio
General Assembly
Ohio
Sixty-sixth
General Assembly of
Ohito Senate
Ecommona Seport
House of Representatives
Republican State Central Committee of
Sixty-sixth General Assembly
Durbin Ward
George K. Pendleton
Select Committee
Ohio House
Teller, Evarts
Logan
United States Senate
Ohio Legislature
Republican
Committee On
Butterworth
Little
Host
Frye
Ohio Senate
House and Republican State Committee
Butterworth and
Ohio Republican Press
Messrs. Little and Butterworth
Messrs. Hoar and Frye
Messrs. Little
Ohio Committee
Mr. Pendleton
General Ward
Columbus
Mr. Payne
David R. Paige
Oliver B. Payne
Pendleton
Paige
Congress
Forty Years Celebrated by Swampscott Congregational Church
Swampscott marks its Congregational Society forty years with a day of services, a large attendance despite rain, and the first pastor Rev James B. Clark among honored guests. Five original members attend, debt on the parsonage cleared, and current pastor Rev George A. Jackson delivers the anniversary address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swampscott
Congregational Society
J. B. Richardson
Waldo Thompson
A. Southworth
Eliza R. Richardson
Kluth Southworth
James B. Clark
George A. Jackson
H. W. Jones
Lynn
J. B. Clark
Paul
Black Will’s Cliff
Percy Wilson
Phillips Academy
Hartford
Boston
Dr. Cooke
Squire Thompson
J. L. Hill
J. N. Taft
F. J. Munday
D. P. Stimpson
James Knowlton
Charles Haskell
Newton
Race plan falls through for New Haven yachts
The New Haven Yacht Club failed to arrange a harbor race among Puritan Mayflower Priscilla and Atlantic as Atlantic club plans its annual cruise next week. Mayflower could not be readied in time and Puritan owner agreed to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Millions Emigrate as Soap to Pearline Paste Booms
Emigration surges amid rising costs as households switch from traditional soap to Pearline washing compound. Advertisements trumpet a easier wash and savings, citing household convenience and broader availability across cities and towns.
Morrison Resolution Goes to President in Political Reform Move
Judge Edgerton, head of the civil service board, voices strong approval for the President’s order barring officeholders from political work. He cites abuses in Indiana and Holman districts and criticizes congressional appointment recommendations. The chief examiner post remains unappointed pending Congress adjournment and a presidential nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edgerton
Civil Service Board
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Holman
Congress
Representative Lewis Beach Nearing Death in Cornwall Home
Washington dispatch reports Representative Lewis Beach of New York is at the point of death at his Cornwall residence. A civil service reformer and fiscal advocate, Beach sits on the Democratic side and has influenced vetoes on public building bills. His district, NY fifteenth, has shifted from Republican to Democratic hold since 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lewis Beach
New York
Cornwall
Beach
Holman
Morrison
Fifteenth
Fourteenth
Portland
Morrison resolution on surplus disbursement faces Senate vote
The Morrison plan to disburse the surplus is likely to pass the Senate and reach the President. The finance committee may report Tuesday by a slim margin with Allison and Jones of Nevada aligning with four Democrats, while McPherson and four Republicans oppose. An observer believes the measure could secure a two thirds majority, risking a veto only if public sentiment shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morrison
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Allison
Jones
Nevada
McPherson
New Jersey
House
Whittier Pushes Roxbury Joseph Warren Monument Bill
Ex Senator Whittier of Boston at the Riggs aids the Joseph Warren Monument Association. A Roxbury monument bill sits with a Senate committee, with Senator Hoar handling it. No progress yet and passage this session seems doubtful. Whittier also met ex Governor Long to discuss the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Warren
Washington
Whittier
Boston
Riggs
Long
General Corse Sees Way to Carry Massachusetts
General Corse in town on railroad business as guest of Stilson Hutchins. He believes a strong ticket appealing to laboring men and reformers can bring Democrats very close to winning Massachusetts this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Corse
Washington
Stilson Hutchins
Massachusetts
Spoilsmen Writhing as Treasury Quietly Shifts Ally
Washington July 15 Special Treasury head Jordan again stirs the spoilsmen by rebuffing James Semple, an $1800 clerk who quit for a Omaha bank post and now seeks reinstatement. Jordan calls Semple one of the most efficient officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jordan
James Semple
Omaha
Semple
Treasurers Remarks on Clerk Reinstatement and Hiring
The report notes that a clerk would be reinstated and possibly elevated to a $2500 position if a vacancy arose. Treasurer Jordan has not removed staff for partisan reasons since taking office and earns praise from the President for his service, though he frustrates place-hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
President to attend Albany ceremony next Wednesday
The President will attend the Albany ceremony next Wednesday. He will leave Indton on July 16 and return as soon as possible. Mrs. Cleveland will not accompany him. Secretaries Bayard and Whitney likely will accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Indton
New York’s W A Simmons Registers Then Leaves Washington
Washington July 15 Special W A Simmons of New York registered at the Ebbitt House this morning and left for home by evening He visited the supervising architect’s office and the patent office to discuss new schemes General Butler remains in town and Colonel Thomas W Clarke who helped counsel the Fisher Hill case is at the Riggs Clarke says he has not met Butler or Simmons and knows nothing of their plans
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New York
Salvador Ros
de Rivera & Co
Montreal
Francis T. Sargent
Henry
Henry C. de Rivera
Fim
Mr. de Rivera
Ros
Messrs
Sargent
Barrett
Supreme Court
Augustin Danssa
de Rivera
Skelly, Minford & Co
Jose de Rivera
Mildred, Giarouche & Co
Esperanza Marble Company
Washington
Rockwell
Springfield
Sioux City
Zanesville
Bana
Duluth
Dayton
Mass
Post Office
Internal Revenue Office
United States
Treasury Department
Committee On Public Buildings
MR. Simmons
Washingtton
W. A. Simmons
Ebbitt House Register
Supervising Architect
Patent Office
General Butler
Thomas W. Clarke
Fisher Hill
Fisher Hill Case, Is At the Riggs
Clarke
Butler
Simmons
Iowa
Ee T. Frederick
Thomas Blakely
Woonsocket
R.I
O’brien
Lockport
Francis Noble
J. Sanborn Gott
Mr. Gott
Archibald Merchant
Westerly
R. I
Dade County
Cole City
Green
Penacook
N. Tk.) Savings Bank
Rattlesnake Island
Winnepesaukee
Malden
Prohibition State Committee of
New Hampshire
G. W. Norris
Concord
J. KR. Bartlett
Joseph Wentworth
Forest E. Campbell
N. H
Worcester
Hugh M. Brooks
Maxwell
C. A. Preller
St. Louis
Prestmester
Horatio King
Washington City
Newton
Dundy County Bank
Benkelman
Neb
Beltzer
Canada
McCarthy & Beltzer
Bradstreet’s
Newampshire
John Wentworth
Chicago
Manchester
Fat Bickford
Lebanon
Bickford
Alfred
Phillip Philgard
Westport
Conn
Weymouth
Knights of Labor
Lemuel D. Sherwood
Irvington
N. C
Ee Street Grammar School
Eli F. Foster
Leave It to Findlay in Baltimore District
Representative McComas of Maryland says Republicans should not nominate against Findlay in Baltimore this fall. He believes Findlay can win if the contest is between Findlay and a German Democrat, but a Republican candidate could aid Gorman's triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Washington
McComas
Maryland
Baltimore
Gorman
Cleveland's Executive Order Warns Officials Against Political Coercion
President Cleveland issues a clearmessage to heads of departments urging officials not to use official power to influence political activities. The order stresses that officeholders are servants of the people, must avoid coercive political actions, and should preserve free party action without improper influence. Signed by GROVER CLEVELAND dated July 14, 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Executive Mansion
Washington
Grover Cleveland
Unworthy Officeholders Dismissed for Promotion Exam Fraud
Acting Secretary Fairchild dismissed the division chief and two clerks after they allegedly prepared promotion questions and secretly shared copies. The accused denied the charges, but heads of the office reported them as unworthy to hold government positions. A Treasury official says the practice has long existed and will be stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fairchild
Treasury Department
Government receipts lag as expenditures rise in July
Treasury Department figures show this month’s receipts falling short of expenditures. If no improvement occurs before month end, the August 1 public debt statement will show little or no decrease. Payments are unusually heavy, with over 10 million dollars paid this week on pensions alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Logans bid on Lake Michigan land for war use advances
Senate business notes Logan asking leave to consider a joint resolution to accept a deed for 598 acre tract known as high wood in Lake county Illinois on Lake Michigan for military purposes. The river and harbor bill debate follows with 25 percent reduction proposals and competition with railroads discussed.
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Senate
Washington
Logan
Secretary of War
High Wood
Lake County
Ill
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Military Board
Beck
Wilson
Iowa
United States
Committee On Printing
Allison
Baltimore
Civil Service Commission
Internal Revenue
House
Illinois
McMillan
Committee On Commerce
Riddleberger
Coke
Commerce Committee
Dolph
Texas
Eustis
Minnesota
Frye
Conger
Teammittes
Bitter Senate speech ends in adjournment without vote
Remarks characterized as an insidious attack on the motives sincerity honesty and honor of the committee. His speech was exceedingly bitter and at its close the Senate adjourned without a vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House Debates July 31 Expenditures and Labor Bills
Washington July 15 The House approved a joint resolution extending temporary government expenditures to July 31. The District of Columbia bill on the Washington Cable Railway was heard but not decided. Night-session resolution was adopted. Labor committee bills passed to curb convict and alien labor on public works and per diem for Decoration Day and Independence Day. eight-hour law extension for letter carriers sparked opposition as the House adjourned at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Randall
Pennsylvania
Committee On Appropriations
House
District of Columbia
Washington Cable Railway Company
Morrison
Illinois
Committee On Rules
Holman
Indiana
Committee On
United States
Senate
Salisbury offers coalition in new British government
The Standard reports Lord Salisbury as natural head of a new government and offers Liberal Unionists four cabinet seats and equal share of lesser posts. It says Lord Hartington could lead the House of Commons and select a post, except premier, while Salisbury would again hold the premiership and foreign secretary post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Standard
Marquis of Salisbury
Marquis of Hartington
Lord Hartington
Lord Salisbury
House of Commons
Paris Senate Faces Turbulent Expulsion of Duc d Aumale
In Paris on July 15 the Senate erupted over the expulsion of the Duc d Aumale. Chesnelong defended the duke’s letters to President Grevy as unjustifying the expulsion while General Boulanger denounced insults and left the tribune. An order of the day passed 151 to 78 backing the government. Boulanger challenged Lareiity to a duel with pistols likely today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Duc d’Aumale
Senate
M. Chesnelong
Grevy
Nowise
General Boulanger
Baron Lareii
M. Lareiity
Ranlenasn
Boulanger
Baron Lareiity
Extradition Treaty Signed Between Britain and United States
It is positively asserted that the draft extradition treaty has been signed by Lord Rosebery and Minister Phelps and is now in Washington. The prospect of a truly effective treaty causes intense gratification here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
United States
Lord Roseberry
Phelps
Washington
Tory Gain in Elections Reaches Forty Five Seats
The Tory and Unionist combined net gain to date totals forty five seats beyond their previous House of Commons holdings, as reported from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Quebec Grand Lodge Edict Shocks New York Masons
Montreal reports the Grand Lodge of Quebec bans all intercourse with the Grand Lodge of England. New York Masons doubt England lodges will sever ties but anticipate broad support for the Quebec move across American lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Montreal
Grand Lodge of Masons of
Quebec
Grand Lodge of
England
Expressmen elect new leaders in national vote
Chicago July 15 The National Association of Expressmen elected H. W. Dwight of Boston as president J. J. Valentine of Wells Fargo as vice president and Sunderland DeWitt as secretary and treasurer in its national meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Association of Expressmen
H. W. Dwight
Boston
J. J. Valentine
The
Wells Fargo Express
Sunderland DeWitt
California fruit shipment idea aims to boost coast to coast trade
John A Griffith, a Pittsburg youth returning from the Pacific coast, proposes adapting Baltimore oyster shipping methods to California fruit. He argues railroads centered in Baltimore could move fruit efficiently by assembling cars into dedicated trains, enabling direct links to Chicago New York and other markets. Estimated costs: about 300 dollars per car to Chicago and 400 dollars to New York, with potential for large sales and industry growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CN. Y. Tribune
John A. Griffith
Pittsburger
Pacific Coast
California
Atlantic Coast
Baltimore
Grime
Sacramento
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
Oil on the Waters at Sea Reports Warn of Oil Use
The hydrographic office has published monthly pilot charts with twelve months of observers notes on oil use at sea. Mariners say inexpensive oil can save lives and property, and shops now market oil prepared for gales as a new fashion for ships to carry and deploy against heavy seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CN. Y. Times
Hydrographic Office
Soutao Street
Uncle Tom Story From Savannah Tells Of De Flys
Charley Frohman recalled a touring Uncle Tom's Cabin actor in Savannah who improvised when asked where Uncle Tom goes after death. The actor answered Up in de flies, Miss Eva, mishearing flies as skies, provoking laughter and memory in the troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Charley Frohman
Savannah
Uncle Tom
Eva
Eba
Darky
Haymarket trial opens with Grinnell outlining plan of attack
Chicago July 15. State Attorney Grinnell outlines the prosecution strategy for the Haymarket massacre case. He argues the eight anarchists face a life verdict, details the prelude meetings with Spies Parsons Schwab and Neebe, and claims Lengg made the fatal bomb. Witnesses to begin tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChicaGo
Haymarket
H. T. Sanford
Grinnell
August Spies
Parsons
Lengg
Schwab
Neebe
Fan Wurdar
Grand Jury
Spies
McCormick
Arbiter Zeitung
Greek Letters
Upsilon
Engle
Fischer
Haymarket Square
Abington Bank Directors Pick New Director
In Abington Massachusetts Albert Davis of Whitman was elected a director at a stockholders meeting. A special meeting is set for tomorrow to elect a new president to replace Richmond J. Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abington Bank
Abington
Abington National Bank
Albert Davis
Whitman
Richmond J. Lane
Five Iowa district nominates. no opposition for Frederick
In political brief, Democrats of Iowa's fifth district nominate for the third term Congressman ee T. Frederick with no rival. A stretch of local and national incidents follow, including a fatality from a revolver discharge in Woonsocket and weather damages in Lockport and other towns.
Superb Philadelphia and Washington baseball reports headline
In Philadelphia the home club wins as Radbourn is hit often while Daily and Fogarty shine. Philadelphias defeat the Bostons 4 to 2 with Mulvey and Johnston keying the win. In Washington New York defeats Washington 5 to 2 as Esterbrook and Dorgan pace the Giants. Madigan struggles for the home club.
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Philadelphia
Bostonssotto
Poorman
Wise
Dmis Coie Des Philadelphias
A. E. Wood
DaVy Cp
Os Fogarty
Ferguson
Irwin
Oj Morrill
Ferrar
Suedeck
Bastian
Ti Nash
SO Clements
Philadelphinasiivas Sesevseceves
Mulvey
Philadelphias
Bostons
Caer
Bridgeport Jersey Citys and Other Game Scores
Bridgeport Jersey Citys lead 5 to 0, Cincinnati Cincinnatis up 7 to 4 on Brooklyn, Pittsburg Pittsburgs 5 to 3 over the Mets, Louisville Baltimore score shows Louisvilles 5.
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Bridgeport
Jersey Citys
Bridgeports
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Brooklyns
Pittsburg
Pittsburgs
Mets
Louisville
Baltimores
Louisvilles
Albany Bicentennial Preparations Detailed
Albany New York July 15 Preparations for the bicentennial celebration are nearly complete with special rail rates for the week. Visitors include Seventh Regiment Veterans of New York and Mohawk Indian survivors. The programme outlines devotion Sunday, trades and children Monday, grand parade and school concert, a Tuesday “day of all nations” parade, regatta races, and memorial oak planting by German citizens.
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Albany
N. Y
Seventh Regiment
New York
Capitol Park
Washington Park
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen of America
Grand regatta at Annisquam for Forbes prizes set
Arrangements are underway for the Sandy Bay Yacht Club regatta at Annisquam on Saturday with Forbes prizes. A large New England fleet is expected, band concerts will be held during the day, fireworks at night, and five hours allotted to complete the course. Judges include H. N. Woods and Robert Herne.
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Morrison
Senate
Fairchild
Treasury
Lewis Beach
New York
Chicago
New Haven
de Rivera & Co
Montreal
Albany
N. Y
Masons of
Quebec
Grand Lodge
England
Company C
Fourth Regiment Heavy Artillery
Nantasket Beach
Second Adventists
Woonsocket
R. I
American Yacht Club
New England Assembly
Sandy Bay Yacht Club
Abington National Bank
Lane
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Bridgeport
Conn
David H. Kellogg
Bob Cook
Rocxron
Sandy Bay
Hogs That Distinguish a Tune Demonstrated in Walcott
Daniel Wadsworth of Walcott, New York, has taught his farm herd to respond to the tune Yankee Doodle by ears prickling and gathering at his whistle. The skill has drawn many spectators and is offered for public exhibition on fine days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth
Daniel
Republican State committee eyeing convention leaders and dates
The Republican State committee weighs the countdown to the State convention with a Boston venue bias and possible Sept 15 date. Henry Cabot Lodge is favored for convention chairman while the resolutions chair may go to Rockwell Bruce Pillsbury Ranney or others. Calvin D. Paige eyed as assistant secretary.
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Republican State Committee
Long
Springfield
Boston
Ames
Senator Dawes
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Francis W. Rockwell
George A. Bruce
Pillsbury
Ranney
Calvin D. Paige
Crapo Movement Rumored for Governor Candidacy
Rumors of a Crapo movement to back ex-Congressman William W. Crapo for the Massachusetts governor race surface in New Bedford. Conversations among six Republican leaders at Young's Hotel and comments in the Worcester Spy fuel speculation of a stronger GOP alternative to Lieutenant Governor Ames.
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William W. Crapo
New Bedford
Massachusetts
Young’s
Worcester
Ames
Friends of the
Brackett
Crapo
Governor Robinsons Informal Visit at Hingham Camp Grounds
The fourth day of the annual First Corps encampment at Hingham drew large attendance despite showers. Gov. and Mrs. Robinson visited on the afternoon boat with staff, attended the dress parade, Italian drill, and rifle practice, and stayed overnight with Capt. Stevens. Baldwin's Cadet band performed for summer residents at Downer Landing.
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Hingham
Alline
Hayes
Nat Wales
Reynolds
Sanger
Fields
Henry Walker
Robinson
Dalton
Holt
Baldwin
Downer Landing
Captain Stevens
Unlucky Jump Lands Nantasket Liquor Vendor in Hospital
Nantasket July 15 Gormley proprietor of Mayflower Cottage on Atlantic avenue was jailed for illegal liquor selling. He vanished from the guarded lockup, then reappeared after claiming he escaped via an upper window and roof, ending with a broken leg. He is to appear before Judge Kelley at Hingham when able.
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Nantasket Beracu
Gormley
Atlantic Avenue
Thompson's Crooked Transactions At Provident Savings Bank
St Louis July 15 The crooked dealings of Cashier Thompson at Provident Savings Bank date back to 1883. Directors found 40000 in the vault before dividends and Thompson likely took about 15000 Saturday. A loan of 8500 on 100 shares of Crystal Plate Glass stock proved the certificate for 100 shares had been raised. Since 1883 a fraudulent entry on the foreign exchange account involved 20000, giving a total shortage near 370000. Depositors may be paid in full at stockholders' expense. the bank will not resume.
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Thompson
St. Loui
the Provident Savings Bank
Crystal Plate Glass Company
Foreign Exchange
Yachts Arrive at New Bedford From Various Ports
Schooner Kaloolah from Edgartown with Lyme Conn party bound for Connecticut River arrives alongside sloop Ware and Cooper from Staten Island en route to Boston. White Wing from the Vineyard heads to Boston, while Frolic of New London sails to Nantucket.
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New Repforp
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Lyme
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