Nine New Circuit Judges to Be Appointed
Washington July 17 President Harrison will likely send nominations for nine new circuit judges to the Senate soon after Congress meets. DOJ has prepared papers for all candidates and endorsements will flow in. Democrats may win three seats, with regional balances guiding appointments across circuits.
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Washincron
Sororan
Fost
Harrison
Senate
Congress
Department of Justice
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Lamar
Supreme Court
Culberson
Justice Field
California
Idaho
Nevada
Oregon
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Fuller
Sixth Circuit
Kentucky
Michigan
Ohio
Tennessee
Brown
Eighth Circuit
Arkansas
Missouri
General Dunham may be new Boston assistant appraiser
General Thomas H. Dunham, presently an examiner at 1600 dollars, is expected to become the Boston assistant appraiser, replacing Mr. Dodge who was promoted to appraiser Stearns. Dunham has served since 1875 and was made an examiner by the Cleveland administration in 1888 despite Republican ties. The appointment, though not signed by the President, has Treasury backing and broad support among key figures and senators.
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Thomas H. Dunham
Boston
Dodge
Stearns
Dunham
Cleveland
General Cogswell
J. H. Wiggin
Treasury
Wright
Department of Labor
Senate
Congress
Finance Committee
Carlisle
Aldrich
Hiscock
Lemon Squeezer Charged With Lemon Swindle Plot
Herbert L. Chase, 22, arrested by Market Police Officer Fitzgerald, posed as a Preston & Brown agent to buy lemons for a non existent Providence firm and planned a Taunton store shipment. He attempted further swindles at York & Whitney and fled before capture.
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Herbert L. Chase
Fitzgerald
Lord & Spencer
Faneuil Hall Market
Chase
Davis & Chapin
Preston & Brown
Providence
Mr. Spencer
Taunton
Spencer
Old Colony
Kneeland Street
Mr. Brown
Brown
Illinois
Boston
York & Whitney
General Thomas M Browne Dies in Martinsville
General Thomas M Browne died in Martinsville Indiana yesterday born April 19 1829 at New Paris Ohio he moved to Indiana in 1844. He studied law at Winchester and was admitted to the bar in 1849 later serving as prosecuting attorney secretary of the State Senate and a lawyer in Randolph County. He organized the Seventh Volunteer Cavalry and became its colonel later a brevet brigadier general under Lincoln. He served as United States Attorney for the District of Indiana and ran for Governor without success. He then served five terms in Congress from the Sixth District ending with the Forty-ninth Congress. Health declined in recent years.
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Thomas M. Browne
Martinsville
Ind
New Paris
Indiana
Winchester
Thirteenth Judicial Circuit
State Senate
Randolph County
Seventh Volunteer Cavalry
Lincoln
United States
District of
Thomas A. Hendricks
Deaths of William C Child Alice C Heath and George A Kimball
William C Child a Medford resident for 35 years died last evening born Feb 5 1822 in North End Boston He moved to Medford in 1866 and supported religious causes in Boston leather business on South Street He leaves a wife two sons four sisters and a brother Professor F J Child of Harvard College survived also. Alice C Heath longtime Manchester NH resident died Thursday night In mill ventures for over four decades she held many public and civic roles including ex chief of the fire department City Council trustee of Merrimack River Savings Bank founder of Franklin Street Society director and VP of Local Building and Loan Association and contributed to mill appliances. George A Kimball of Haverhill died Thursday night apoplexy Born in Boston 62, he started a Boston drug business in 1849 later ran a Haverhill drug store and then a banking career and was president of Haverhill Savings Bank Corporation. he leaves a widow and a married daughter.
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William C. Child
Medford
North End
Boston
Bennett Street Methodist Church
South Street
F. J. Child
Harvard College
Alice C. Heath
Manchester
N.H
Mason
Merrimack River Savings Bank
Franklin Street Society
Building and Loan Association
George A. Kimball
Haverhill
Haverhill Savings Bank Corporation
Salem All-Around: insolvency petition and varied court actions
A voluntary insolvency petition was filed today by Eliphalet Davis of Haverhill with no schedules. An attachment was recorded in Salem against Bayley Hat Co of Newburyport for 12000. In district court Lewis Page pleaded guilty to obtaining money by false pretences and the case was continued. Beaucin faced policy ticket charges. George Wilson, a tramp, also faced continued proceedings with possible US marshal custody. John Endicott Lodge A. O. U. W. celebrated its twelfth anniversary with music, supper, a Willows Pavilion entertainment, a dance, and remarks by supreme officers.
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Salem
Saem
Sreca
Eliphalet Davis
Haverhill
Court House
Shew
Charles Beaucin
George Wilson
United States Customs
Bond
John Endicott Lodge
Willows Pavilion
Waverly Quartette
Unfortunate Brothers on Mt Washington Bridge
At about 40 o'clock yesterday Mathew McCue collapsed from heat and was taken to City Hospital. His brother Dominick McCue, in delirium tremens, clung to the bridge with bystanders and officers rescued him from a suicide attempt. He was taken to the Tombs for safe keeping after resisting all the way.
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Mathew McCue
Mt. Washington
City Hospital
McCue
Dominick
Dominick McCue
Mystic Park 2:37 race Mountaineer wins close duel
Mystic Park's July meeting closed with strong turnout and fine track. Mountaineer won the 2:37 class after a tight five-heat contest, Calzola and Arago each had notable breaks, while Ramona led the 2:30 class heats to victory with Dunnette and Lexington Chief placing behind.
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Mystic Park
Messrs
Drew
Great Falls
Davis
Cambridge
Foster
Tilton
Brown
Somerville
Tom Mayfield
Horace Willis
Dave Blanchard
St. Margueritte
Quebec
Ramona
Lexington
Mountaineer
Golden
Calzola
Arago
Highland Medium
Lady Jefferson
Alice Wilkes
Caizola
Senator Sprague
Gretchen
Jefferson
Rhode Island
Senator
Reynolds
Cazola
Ty Harness
A. Wold
J. Shillinglaw
B. m
O. M. Draper
d.Jd. Bowen
Ladr
Sprague
B. G
J. Carpenter
de Highland Medium
F. Reynolds
Trombone
Lexington Chief
Dunnette
W.R.S
Frank Wilkes
J. Y.G
Dunette
Chief
Wilkes
J. Golden
Cesesesseesel
Gatcomb
H. Worthly
G. Geo. Hicks
D. S
J. Galvin
Br.g
F. E. Wilson
Brockton half holiday boosts property sale prospects
The Brockton sale continues today with many buyers able to leave due to a half holiday. The large contingent is expected to spur spirited bidding as cottages rapidly rise around the area. Information, plans and tickets are available at the company’s office, 82 Devonshire Street.
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Brockton
Devonshire Street
Mrs Ulysses Grant to Stay in Saratoga at Grand Union
Mrs Ulysses S Grant will visit Saratoga on July 24 staying at the Grand Union Hotel. This marks her first visit here since her husband’s death six years ago. President Harrison arrives August 18 at the Grand Union, feasting Mt McGregor with W J Arkell, attending races, then heading to Rutland Vermont for the Bennington monument dedication, before a several day stay.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Ulysses
Grant
Grand Union Hotel
Harrison
Grand Union
Mt. McGregor
W. J. Arkell
Rutland
Bennington Battle Monument
Obituaries and death notices from Charlestown to Yarmouth
Notices of deaths and funerals across Massachusetts and nearby towns. Entries include ages and family links for Brown Darton Norton Kershner Trafton Bird Gill Campbell Furber Lusk Totman Filden Profit White Walker with locations Charlestown Roxbury West Medford Milton Scituate Rockland Yarmouth Nova Scotia and dates from the 14th to the 17th of July.
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Brown—Darton
Charlestown
RK. R. Moody
Frank H
Anna F. Darton
Norton -Kershner
Charles F. Lee
Fred A. Norton
Oleata B. Kershner
Weston—Traftoor
E. W. Darst
Henry E. Ae
Jennie M. Trafton
Bost
Bird
Francis L. Bird
Gill
West Medford
Casandra Gill
Campbell
North Reading
John Buxton Campbell
Furber
Milton
Susan W
Franklin Furber
Lusk
New England Hospital
Roxbury
Mass
Jane Cullum
James T. Lusk
Marietta
O. Totman
Rockland
Horace A. Totman
Filden
Scituate
David Tiden
Profit
Boston Highlands
Anthony A. Profit
May Roseyear
John C
Mary Kite
Walker
Yarmouth
N. S
Mary C. Walker
Samuel A. Walker
Boston
City Sealed Proposals Opened For Roxbury School Lots Aug 3
The City Council authorizes the mayor to sell multiple Roxbury estates by sealed proposals due Aug 3 at noon and publicly opened then. Lots include East Street schoolhouse area and Guild Channing, Deaf Mutes, Roslindale and Poplar Street School sites with specified sizes frontages and vicinity.
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Maron
Orry Hall
East Street
Cove Street
Guild and Channing Schools
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Porter
Tures
New York
Secretary of the Interior
Census Office
Manufac
Houghs Neck
Manet Land Associates
Quincey
Lewis J. Bird
Cosseecess
Geese BT
Mrs. Grant
Ghr
Edsteads
H. W. Bigelow Company
Washington SL
M. D. Jones &Co
Washington St
Mary J. Holmes
Marguerite
Lena Rivers
Tempest
G. W. Dillingham
City OF
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Tremont Street
Warrenton Street
School For Deaf Mutes
Poplar
West Roxbury
Roslindale
Poplar Street
Washington Street
Nathan Matthews
School St
James C. Tucker
Department of Public Buildings
Exchange Building
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Ww. B. P. Weeks
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Ames Building
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Amos Binney
BRICE
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Equitable Building
S. H. Hooper
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Arlington Heights
Lowell R.R
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Asquam Lake
Splemdid
B. F. Jewell
Holderness
N. H
Cutler Harbor
Maine
J. C. Ryder
Cutler, Me
Trimountain House
Sylvester Brown
Nabant
Ocean
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Jackson
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Pine Clift Hotel
Luke Warren
Alstead
Jane Ae
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Snow’s Arch Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
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Brant Rock
H. Nandrews
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Jerusalem Road
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Rowe Annex
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Hotel Bellevue
Beacon Street
R. Smith
Campobello Island
Commercial Wharf
Eastport
Portland
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Northampton St
M.S. Starweather
W. E
Nanant
Lynn
Lynn & Boston Electric Railroad
M.D. Fitzgerald
Finlay
N.B. Nane
Mountain View Hotel
Dilmanton
New Hampshire
John &. Stoddard
Switzerland
Tyrol
Pyrenees
Gilmanton
Frank McAuliffe
Gilmanton, N. H
Iron Mountain House
W. A. Meserve
POINT
Nantucket, Mass
Charles F. Folger
Surf Side
Nantucket
Sherburne
Bay View
J. Patterson & Son
Wolfboro
Kingswood - House
Lake Winnipiseocee
New England
G. BR. Stimpson
Asquam House
Shepard Kill
Asquam Lakes
St. Peter’s
Mount Episcopal Church
Leon H. Cilley
Irving House
E. Wilbur
Marblehead Neck
THE
Clarendon
Intervale
Weeks& Bruce
Propa
Moosilauke House
Arren
N. J
Montreal
KR. R
Telegraph
Pear House
Mount Msora Orey
G. H. L. Head
Warren, N. H
Saratoga Springs, N
Congress Hall
Saratoga Springs
Lakewood
H. S. Clement
Huestis
South Broadway
W. B. Huestis
Cedar Bluff
Saratoga Lake
Bridge
Cedar Bluff Station
Fitchburg
S. H. Phillips
Congress Park House
Congress Spring Park
H. W. Slocum
Graves
S. Graves & Son
Entertainments
Pompeii
Huntington
Pain
Gadet
Gov. Russell
Colonel Edmands
Gates Open St
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Abbott & Teal
the Creates
Promens Curiosity Hall
Fitchburg Railroad
Canada
Massachusetts
Vermont
Hoosac Tunnel
Troy
Albany
Niagara Falls
Lake Champlain
West Port
Port Henry
Plattsburg
Brandon
Burlington
St. Albans
Adirondacks
J. R. Watson Gen's
Plymouth
Cape Cod
Newport, Martha’s Vineyard
Newport
Cottage City
Oak Bluffs
Martha’s Vineyard
Nan-~ Tucket
Old State House
Old Colonin Station
P. O
J. KR. Kendrick
Gin
Geo. L. Connor
Gem
Athol
Rowe
Causeway Street
J. R. Watson
Gen’l
James F.C. Hyde
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