British Americans Urged to Stand Firm Against Political Manipulation
The article records a Boston meeting with remarks from executives of a British American association warning against using their group as tools in American partisan politics. It stresses independent manhood, support for honest government, and opposition to self serving political arts. Delegates discuss state conventions and candidate prospects including Worcester and Governor Ames. References to John M. Gallaway, Colonel John T. Burns, Fog Horn Funston, and Eugene H. Clapp are noted alongside party dynamics and safety of their civic duties. The piece reflects era concerns about independence and political influence in national matters.
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Eta
James Wemyss, JR
John $. Spooner
Ernst for Senator from Ward 23 urged in ninth Suffolk district
A Massachusetts newspaper discusses ex-Representative George A. O. Ernst as a strong Republican choice for the State Senate seat in the ninth Suffolk district. The West Roxbury News endorses Ernst, noting Ward 23 has lacked a senator since 1879 and arguing unity favors his nomination and election.
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Halsey J. Boardman
Suffolk
George A. O. Ernst
Ward 23
Ernst
Massachusetts Club
West
Ward
Senate
British American Association Rejects Tying to Any Party
Hyde Park branch denounces subservience to a political party and asserts members may back candidates of their choice. Boston headquarters condemns Central Branch No 1 for circulating a pro Republican pledge, stressing the group's aim of independent civic action for clean government across parties.
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Republican Party
Central Branch No
Hyde Park Association
Hype Park
Mass
William C.taft
Central Branch No.1
Winliam Dean Overell
Hyde Park
General Association
British-American Association
Pemberton Square
Boston
General Council
The
Central Branch
No 1
Pura
Hayes predicts sweeping GOP wins in Indiana and more
Ex President Hayes tells a Tremont House colored man that Republicans will win Indiana New York and other doubtful states by a large majority Ohio will give the party a big majority and tariff men among Democrats will align with Republicans General Harrison seen as strong and decisive for the party. Prohibitionists plan a Fisk and Brooks style rally upon the return of James H Roberts. Essex County GOP debates Choate successor with Frank D Allen likely. Goldthwaite withdraws from the Republican club to back Cleveland and Thurman. Ward 23 GOP club opens in Jamaica Plain with Harrison Morton flag. Prohibitionists to hold convention at Newburyport. A Harrison Morton club forms at Beverly Farms with listed officers. Weymouth GOP names Hancock to state league executive committee. Elijah Morse dubbed miniature Senator Blair of New Hampshire by Springfield Republican. John D Long to return from Washington to attend Tremont Temple rally.
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New York
Ohio
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Fisk and Brooks
Lake Walden
Downer’s Landing
James H. Roberts
State Committee
Essex County
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Frank D. Allen
Lynn
W. J. Goldthwaite
Marblehead
Republican Town Committee
General Court
Republican Club
Cleveland
Thurman
Ward 23
Green Street
Jamaica Plain
Harrison and Morton
Newburyport
Beverly Farms
Alex. Campbell
G. H. Wyatt
J. B. Dorr
E. J. Bliss
Charles H. Tront
Edwin L. Pride
Steven el
Springfield Republican
Elijah A. Morse
John D. Long
Washington
Tremont Temple
Bomb maker Matzinger dies after Haymarket trial links
George Matzinger, the Chicago bomb maker tied to the Haymarket attack, died recently in the Jefferson insane asylum. Austrian by birth, he rose from German military training to teach at Lemberg before deserting to social radicalism. His decline involved alcohol, opium, and legal troubles, ending with lasting insanity and ruin.
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George Matzinger
Chicago
Insane Asylum
Jefferson
Haymarket
Matzinger
University of
Vienna
Lemberg
Galicia
Spies
Schnaubelt
Fischer
Mr Lodge Load of Bricks Brings Brass, Bolts of Belief
A letter to the Post criticizes Henry Cabot Lodge for his tariff rhetoric in 1888. The author mocks his brick analogy, argues Belgian bricks undercut New England makers, and warns free bricks would harm American labor and industry. The note labels Lodge as commercially ignorant and cites the Home Market Club.
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Florida
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Maine
Texas
Lodge
China
Home Market Club
Republican Party
Malay Archipelago
Borneo
Banjermassin
Nova Scotia
J.C. Soda Springs
Ida
Emerson talk on William Emerson at Deerfield summer school
Greenfield special dispatch reports Edward Emerson of Concord describing his great grandfather William Emerson minister of Concord and Revolutionary army chaplain. He read letters showing the divine’s influence on public opinion patriotism and practical Christianity. Tuesday Bartlett of Concord discusses literary clubs.
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Greenfield
Deerfield
Edward Emerson
Concord
William Emerson
George Bb. Bartlett
Russell and Stearns Could Form A Campaign Pair
Telegraphic dispatch from Washington says John E. Russell plans to run for Massachusetts governor this year. He will stump in New York and Connecticut where tariff reform speakers are in demand. George M. Stearns is also expected to stump this fall. A Russell Stearns partnership tour could draw strong crowds.
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Springfield
Ind
Washington
John E. Russell
Massachusetts
Russell
New York
Connecticut
George M. Stearns
Patriarchs Militant Meet Sets July Special Train
A special train will transport New England can tons and chevaliers to Cincinnati for a Patriarchs Militant gathering. Major-General Cushman leads the First Army Corps with Major-General Merriman assisting, Boston as rendezvous, train departs July 21 and returns by August 5 for $18 round trip, with Niagara Falls layovers and a July 28 departure from Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Charles A. Cushman
Firs Army Corps
New England
Boston
Francis E. Merriman
Underwood
Ffcha
Niagara Falls
Canada
Middle States
Hudson River
Saratoga
Ruland
Iandson
Albany
Trenton Falls
Thousand Islands
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Rapids
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Quebec
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Legh Valley
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Gien Onoko
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Watkins Glen
Alexandria Bay
St. Lawrence
Lake Memphremagog
Lehigh Valley
Mauch Chink
Glen Onoko
Lake George
Lake Champlain
Ausable Chasm
Ruthand
Rutland
Saguenay Rivers
Falls of Montmorency
Marriages in New England and beyond reported marriages
A list of marriages from Fairhaven Milford Dorchester Boston Wilkesbarre and Philadelphia includes Adams with Gertslaner George with Vant Hyde with Hall May with Grundy Murray with Munroe Purvis with Allen and Wetherbee with Hamblin. Names span multiple states and towns with dates in July.
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Penn
Mark’s Church
Frank A. Sanborn
Oliver Purvis
Mary Jane Allen
Wilkesbarre
Wetherbee— Hamblin
S. H. Winkley
Ehot J. Wetherbee
Marion Estelle Hamblin
Deaths from Augusta to Charlestown in mid July obituary list
A compact death notice section records multiple obituaries dated July 11 to July 18 in Augusta and nearby cities. Notables include David B. Boynton formerly of Boston. Howard Clark Eastman. Mrs Jane S. Edmands. A. G. Greeley. James Hickey. Flora A Lovett. Philip McLaughlin. Frederick Reed. Janny Sykes. Edward P. Weleman. Funeral details given for Reed.
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Boynton
Augusta
David B. Boynton
Boston
Eastman
Howard Clark Eastman
Edmund T
Clara A. Eastman
Edmands
Boston Highlands
Jane
Gardner Edmands
Grelley
Winchester
A. G. Greeley
Hickey
James Hickey
Hooper
Philadelphia
F. A. Eoeey
Lb’. A. Hooper
Marblehead
Maas
Loveti
Flora A
Allen Lovett
McLaughlin
Philip McLaushlin
Relu
Chicopee
Mass
Frederic Pray Reed
Lexington
Hancock Street
Sykes
Janny
Edward Sykes
Welman
Charlestown
Edward P. Weeman
Straws From State Street Markets Rally on Bullish Bets
The Saturday markets showed strong buying in New York and Boston. Lawson & Co and Head & Co led bids on St. Paul and New York & New England while Evans is tied to recent stock moves. The Lamson Store Service Co reports rising orders and $500,000 in cash and stock from an English syndicate. A potential Southern railroad fusion via Richmond & West Point Terminal is anticipated.
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New York
William S. Lawson & Co
St. Paul
Lake Shore
Boston
New England
S. Lawson & Co
Charles Head & Co
Stackpole & Ely
Boston & Albany
Evans
West End
Lamson Store
Great Britain
South
John H. Inman
Richmond & West Point
R. T. Company
R. T
van E Ae
Kansas City
Versailles
Atchison
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
THE
American Surety CO
Henry P. Coffin
Agt
Water St
Godfrey Morse
A Duchess’s Pet Panther in Paris Society
A Paris correspondent reports a duchess living on the Champs Elysées keeps a real panther as a house pet. The animal is caged on the veranda, fed by the duchess, and petted through the bars, prompting warnings against copying the trend among chic ladies.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Paris
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Champs Elysées
Auction Sales Today
Auction items listed include building lots at Atwood and Weld at 4 p.m, Inuit items for Horatio Harris at 10 a.m, and Fruit items for Snow & Co. at 11 a.m Tuesday real estate by Brice Evans & Son at 4 p.m.
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Horatio Harris
Fruit—Snow & Co
Brice
Evans & Son
Boston Revere Beach Lynn Train Schedules Revealed
Train times for Boston Revere Beach Lynn and Winthrop routes listed in dense timetable. Hours span early morning to late night with Sunday departures noted. Officials C A Hammond Sunt John A Fenno G T A credited.
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Gineers
Oak Island
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M. Suodsaye
Yan
Geenu
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C. AJ Hammond
Sunt
John A. Fenno
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