Grotesque Naturalization Bill and Emigration Queries
Washington July 19 special. Ex Senator McDonald of Indiana predicts Cleveland Thurman win in Indiana with strong Democratic turnout. He cites Thurman popularity and Harrison weakness. Ford outlines emigration questions for consuls in Europe and Asia. The House allocates 5000 dollars to fund the committee. Blair proposes a strict naturalization bill limiting daily hearings to twenty and delaying citizenship rights for a year. Chace seeks postage cuts merging third and fourth class rates. Doyle reports post office civil service compliance with rules, noting some offices lack full understanding. Fuller nomination delays persist as Senate weighs potential support. Agriculture committee plans postponement of the food adulteration bill.
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Washington
McDonald
Indiana
Cleveland
Thurman
Harrison
Gray
Matsun
House
Lls
Ford
Europe
Asia
United States
Blair
New Hampshire
Chace
Post Office Department
Mr. Doyle
Civil Service Commission
Doyle
Pracupey
The Weekly Post brings Rev Applebee on citizenship rights
The Weekly Post notes Rev J K Applebee’s eloquent discourse on citizenship duties and rights. It also highlights articles on tariff revision, free whiskey plank in the Republican platform, foreign and Washington news, Anarchist plots in Chicago, Supreme Court junketing bills hearing, book reviews, Taverner notes, All Sorts, scientific notes, money market reviews, prices, vessels in port, chess problems, and other valuable items. Subscriptions offered postpaid across the United States and Canada July 20 to November 9 for thirty five cents.
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Wrrxig Post
J. K. Applebee
Washington
Chicago
Supreme Court
Boston
Taverner
Wreklg
United States
Canada
Ferry Board Reinstates Captain Leonard After Vessel Crash
At yesterday’s board meeting Captain Leonard, who weeks ago steered the ferryboat D. D. Kelly into the North ferry drop on the Boston side causing substantial damage, was reinstated.
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Board of Ferry Directors
Leonard
D. D. Kelly
Boston
North Ferry
Sheridan Gains Slowly in Autumn Memoirs News
General Sheridan continues to gain slowly with a possible setback still likely. Proof sheets of his Personal Memoirs arrive and are read to his brother while a German editor seeks permission to publish from advance sheets. A bulletin notes last night was comfortable and daytime changes were not noteworthy. he enjoys being propped in bed as position tests comfort him.
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Nowquirt
Sprcrau
Sheridan
Richard Freischer
Dresden
Saxony
Germany
General Sheridan
Dra. Matthews
Yarrow
Nonaquitt
Straws From State Street Markets Show Cautious Activity
The market yesterday was dull with traders aiming for a rebound, and grains of optimism linger as large interests reportedly sold stock to repurchase later. New York & New England dominated headlines with Vanderbilt interests seeking control to link with the New York Central, while prospects for Frenchman's Bay & Mt Desert Land Co remained cash-rich but dividend-free for now.
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New York
New England
Vanderbilt
New York Central
Frenchman’s Bay & Mt. Desert Land Company
Hodges
Emery & Hodges
Frenchman’s Bay
Maine
A Suggestion to Mr. Blaine From the N S Herald Ind
The piece urges Blaine to re energize the Republican campaign with popular appeal through protectionist rhetoric. It proposes pairing Blaine with Carnegie to illustrate tariff benefits, then showing mill workers as its counterpoint to reveal alleged wage suppression and class divides under protection. It ends with a jab about housing at the Revere House.
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N. S. Herald
Ind
Blaine
Mr. Carnegie
Carnegie
Mr. Blaine
Catnip Tea Prank Hits Republican Platform Blunder
A tale of a bungled printing error by Massachusetts Republicans after Chicago, where a temperance plank went missing and a catnip tea misprint appeared in the corrected platform. Prohibitionists seize the joke as headquarters scramble to recall and reissue copies, while campaign rivals recount the affair.
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Republican State Committee
Chicago
Captain Bontelle
Ill
Republican State Committee of
Massachusetts
Washington Street
State Committee
Prohibition State Committee
Bromfield Street
Yacht racing notes from Marblehead and neighboring ports
Maritime activity reports from Marblehead Eastern Yacht Club Lynn and Newport ports on July 19. Vessels including Rowena Leona Diana Ramona Intrepid are mentioned with planned regattas, cruises toward Bar Harbor and Isles of Shoals. West Lynn Yacht Club discusses second championship and preparations while Vivid under Captain Billings sails southward with crew from Augusta and Florida.
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Eastern Yacht Club House
Bar Harbor
Lynn Cadet Band
Rowena
Quincy
Boston
Quincey
Leona
Broughton
Isles of Shoals
Portland
Diana
Eastern Yacht Club
Babboon
Xara
Zigeuner
Newport
Atlantic Yacht Club
Shelter Island
New Bedford
Provincetown
Ramona
Intrepid
Vineyard Haven
Lynn
West Lynn Yacht Club
Great Head
Vivid
Lyman K. Billings
Lyman K. Billings, Has Gone On A Cruise Down the South Shore
Power 8
Mooney
Augusta
Me. W. Reed
Florida
Clarence H. Billings
Burton on Stanley as African explorer and administrator
Sir Richard Francis Burton telegraphs from Paris that he does not despair of Stanley and calls him prince of African explorers. He ranks him as below par as an administrator, noting Congo stations founded at cruel expense and many abandoned, ruined by life, labor, and gold.
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New York
Richard Francis Burton
Herald
Paris
Stanley
Congo
Boston to Winthrop and coastal stops train schedule
A dense timetable lists Boston, Revere Beach, Lynn, Oak Island, Point of Pines, Lynn, and Winthrop lines with many departure times. Includes Beachmont Crescent Oak Island and Taft's Hotel as stops, with Sundays and general day schedules. Administrative figures named Hammond and Fenno appear as superintendent and G T A.
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Boston
Winthrop JunCtion
Beachmont
Crescent
Oak Island
Point of Pines
Lynn
Winthrop
Ocean Spray
Great Head
Taft's
Co. A. Hammond
John A. Fenno
G.T. A
Boston Museum Presents Monte Cristo Jr at Eight
Listings include Monte Cristo Jr at the Boston Museum at 8 this evening, with other venues showing performances such as Boccaccio at Garden and Promenade Concert at Music Hall. Also noted are Christ Entering Jerusalem and She Crucifixion at Horticultural Hall and The Last Days of Pompeii at the Pompeian Amphitheatre with varied start times.
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Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Corlin
London
York
Monte Cristo, Jr
Apollo Belvideres
Prohibition Push Planned in Western Massachusetts Campaign
The Western Massachusetts Prohibition party, aiming to press the issue before rivals act, launches a ten week campaign across Hampden and Berkshire counties with a touring tent and meetings in towns. Dr. John Bascom of Williamstown and Rev Dr Miner of Boston are among speakers, led by manager Rev Mr Holt. Meetings start in Williamstown Monday, with five weeks in each county, and Springfield and Holyoke targeted in September.
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Prohibition Party
Massachusetts
Hampden
Berkshire
Williamstown
Connecticut Valley
John Bascom
Miner
Boston
Holt
Connecticut
Springfield
Holyoke
Commonwealth OF Massachus
Suffolk
Harriet Delory
Joseph M. Hart
H Lden
Sal
Boston Post
Joan W. McKie
Esquire
Elvah Glorge
Register
Massachussetts
Caroline A. Lerned
Sara County
Henry W. Lragg
Jonny W. McKim
Elwah George
Harris and Morse Auction Items Scheduled for Saturday
Sails and rigging from Cyrus L Harris and Co set for 10 a m. Saturday auction. Real estate listed by L Foster Morse to go under the hammer at 12 m.
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Cyrus L. Harris & Co
L. Foster Morse
Marriages of Dean Redmond Ewing Devens and Johnston
In this city notices record three marriage bindings. On July 10 Rev M Clarke joins Michael Dean to Annie Redmond. On July 17 Rev M R Devens unites Henry Ewing to Eliza Devens. On July 18 Rev John T Magrath joins Daniel Lovyerting Jr to Harriet Johnston at Mattapan.
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Dean—Redmond
Sullivan Resigns From Democratic State Committee
Richard T. Sullivan of Boston and Newton resigns as a Democrat State committee member citing inability to align with St. Louis platform and Cleveland tariff views. resignation to be formally accepted at the next state committee meeting. vacancy to be filled. Sullivan is a wool extracts dealer at 1655 Federal Street and resident of Newton.
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Richard T. Sullivan
Boston
Newton
Democratic State Committee
Sullivan
St. Louis
Cleveland
Democratic
State Committee
Federal Street
Deaths in Charlestown and nearby areas in mid July
Notices list several deaths with ages and locations including Charlestown East Cambridge Newton Highlands Westboro and Arlington. Notable names include Rafael Alberty Louis Bromberger Carrie Chipman John Donovan Alice Downing Hannah Lake James Harrigan Johannah Hogan Edward Myers John Parker Andrew Solan George Spargo Annie Sullivan Cecilia Volk Ruth Welch Harriet Wilson and others with ages from under 10 to 95.
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Charlestown
Rafael B. Alberty
Bromberger
Louis Bromberger
Chipman
Carrie S
William H. Chipman
Joseph
Carrie W. Story
Carrier
William H. Carrier
Donavan
John Donavan
Downing
East Cambridge
Alice G. Aes
George Downing
Ferguson
Westboro
Carrie E
W.M. Ferguson
Alexander
Mary E. McDonald
Harrigan
James H. Harrigan
Arlington
Hogan
Johannah
Daniel Hogan
Lake
Newton Highlands
William Chatfield
Hannah Lake
Myers
Edward P. Myers
Parker
John F. C. Parker
Solan
Andrew Solan
Spargo
George Sparmgo
Sullivan
Annie
Timothy Sullivan
Wolk
Cecilia
Leo Volk
Welch
Ruth
Nathaniel Welch
Wilson
Harriet W
Benjamin F. Wilson
President and Dignitaries Named in Official List
The document lists THOMAS L. JENKS as President and names Vice-Presidents including Increase E. Noyes James Wentworth Brown Joan L. Alexander William C. Burgess John F. Cousy William A. Haskell William A. Holmes Thomas L. Jenks I. Ke Morrison Nathaniel J. Rust Lucius Slade William G. Shillaber Addison Smith and Hiram D. Smith as key officials.
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Joan L. Alexander
James Wentworth Brown
William C. Burgess
John F. Cousy
William A. Haskell
William A. Holmes
Thomas L. Jenks
I. KE. Morrison
Nathaniel J. Rust
Lucius Slade
William G. Shillaber
Addison Smith
Hiram D. Smith
Political Notes Reflect Local Campaign Activity
West Newbury Republicans held a ratification meeting highlighted by Frank D. Allen of Lynn. William W. Crapo of New Bedford visited the Republican State headquarters. Brookline’s Democratic Progressive Club flags a rally at Lyceum Hall. Democrats plan ratification meetings and subcommittee sessions. Dedham’s new postmaster Charles H. Riley, 35, previously worked for John Kennedy. The Third District Young Democratic Club formed a campaign committee with Richard Sullivan and Aleck P. Brown. Cohasset Republicans organized a club with officers led by J. Q. A. Lothrop. New Bedford Democratic city committee named William A. Tucker chairman after Soule’s death.
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West Newbury
Frank D. Allen
Lynn
William W. Crapo
New Bedford
National Committee
Brookline Progressive Club
Cleveland
Charles H. Riley
Dedham
Augustus F. Cummings
Riley
John Kennedy
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Third Congressional District
Richard Sullivan
Aleck P. Brown
Cohasset Republicans
J. Q. A. Lothrop
Grenville D. Braman
Philander Bates
Henry L. Brown
Arthur H. Thayer
Edward H. Tower
Democratic City Committee
William A. Tucker
William T. Soule
Greatest Known Detergent Evie’s Pearline for washing
Evie’s Pearline detergent praised as the greatest known cleaning product. It is advertised for washing and scrubbing routines, positioned as a staple in households for effective cleaning results.
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Evie
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