Senate Debates Fishing Rights and Election Inquiry
The column notes Edmunds introducing a resolution to ask the foreign relations committee to probe rights of American fishing vessels in British waters. It also records a Senate vote against investigating Senator Payne’s election 44 to 17, plus various brief items on politics crime and society including a murder report in Ohio and a call about freight ratings by New York dry goods merchants.
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Senate
Edmunds
Committee On Foreign Relations
Payne
House
Lovering
Lynn
Signo Angelo
New York
Josephine Omobundre
Brooklyn
East River
Gate City
Vineyard Haven
Vermont
Concord School of Philosophy
Abington
Boston
Lowell
Ohio
New York Dry Goods Merchants
Fink
City notes and court verdicts shuffle through Lowell items
Reports from in the city include Samuel G. Snelling’s ties to the Lowell bleachery, Hi Sing’s Chinaman murder interview, and Charles Hutchins’s death by engine at the Boston & Lowell depot. A Tremont House meeting discusses County Democracy, Verne is acquitted for Sunday shop opening, Mystic Park summer races conclude, and John Ek Fitzgerald to become collector of internal revenue Aug 1. Stock market shows mixed activity with New York & New England at 447 1/4 and 89 for Eastern. Venner sues Atchison and Farmers' Loan in New York. New York & New England preferred stock dividend gains support.
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Samuel G. Snelling
Lowell
Hi Sing
Charles Hutchins
Arlington
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Jenkins
Common Council
Tremont House
Superior Criminal Court
Bernard P. Verne
Mystic Park
Nellie C
John Ek
Fitzgerald
Ofice
New York & New England
Atchison
Clarence H. Venner
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
New York
Yachting Fete Amid Galatea Watch in Marblehead Bay
Marblehead reports extensive preparations for a reception of Lieutenant Henns cutter Galatea. Lookouts are posted, yachts cruise offshore hoping for sighting, and the Mayflower with a Boston challenge draws attention as the Puritan rivalry heats up. Galatea remains unlocated.
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Marblehead
Henn
William H. Clark
Corinthian
Sachem
General Paine
Boston
Corinthian Yacht Club
Burglary at Haines Residence Sparks Boston Gang Suspect
In Broad daylight on Fairmount Avenue George W. Haines home was broken into while owners were away. Jewelry including diamonds two gold watches and chains and cash were stolen. A large amount of silverware lay piled in the dining room. Police suspect Boston gang involvement.
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Lowe
George W. Haines
Fairmount Avenue
Boston
Trunks Full of Stolen Goods Alert Rutland Saleswoman Arrested
Flora Wetherbee a Boston store saleswoman was arrested in Rutland for appropriating nearly 700 dollars in dry and fancy goods. A house search uncovered trunks of silks lace and gloves. Loss estimated around 1000 dollars though about 650 dollars worth were found. She faces trial on 1400 dollar bond.
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Rutland
Flora Wetherbee
Boston
Weather Summary Across Regions July Twenty Third
Indications show Maine to Connecticut with fair skies and light local showers followed by stable temperatures and variable winds. Upstate New York to New Jersey expect generally fair weather with steady temperatures and variable winds. District of Columbia to Virginia see fair weather with coastal showers and easterly winds. Western Florida to Texas experience local rains then clearing, with steady temperatures and variable southerly winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Isia
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Boston Weather Report July 23 1886
Data from Boston shows a clear to fair day with mean daily barometer near 30.035 inches. Maximum and minimum temperatures around 66 and 60 degrees, mean humidity about 72 percent, dew point 16 degrees, with a trace to light precipitation ending by 4 PM.
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Boston
Sienat Searice
Caenees
Oreene
Pyrrhus Victory in Senate Vote over Investigation
Washington July 23 Special The Payne faction won a two thirds majority but the result is a Pyrrhus victory. Evarts dominated the lengthy speech yet failed to sway the galleries or many Senators as the resolution for an investigation was rejected 17 to 44.
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Washington
Friends of
Payne
Dieter
Evarts
Senate
Committee On Elections
Supreme Court
Hoar
Massachusetts
Edmunds
Sabin
Saulsbury
Morrill
Aldrich
Mitchell
Pennsylvania
Jones
Florida
MacPherson
Neavada
Cullom
Ilinois
Ingalls
Plumb
Kansas
Chace
Cameron
Nevada
Sawyer
Stanford
Bowen
Ohio
Columbus
Congress
Butterworth
Frye
Logan
Teller
Senate Debates Over Payne Case and Rights of Vessels
Senate business in Washington details a personal explanation by Mr Blair about a pension aid accusation, the referral to privileges and elections, and Edmunds proposing a foreign relations inquiry into rights of American fishing and merchant vessels in British North American possessions. Hawley supports investigation amid partisan attacks, Evarts opposes, and final votes reject a further probe as the chamber closes after heated debate.
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Washington
Senate
Blair
New York World
Washington Star
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Edmunds
Committee On Foreign Relations
Queen of Great Britain
Congress
United States
Payne
Call
Hawley
Ohio
Evarts
New York
Teller
Logan
Messrs
Hoar
Frye
Yeas
Conmounds
Hale
Nate Sinder
Maer
McMillan
Mahone
Manderson
Mitewell
Oregon
Palmer
Platt
Sheroman
Wilson
Lowa
Drawn battle over oleomargarine ends with reduced tax
Washington July 23 Special. The oleomargarine fight ends in a drawn battle as the House cuts the tax from 10 to 5 cents and Senate lowers it to 2 cents. President likely to sign. Dunham of Chicago warns small dealers may be driven out by a 48 dollar retail license. wholesalers less affected. Wholesale price likely up about 3.8 cents. Chicago consumers pay about 9 cents per pound. Hatch of Missouri led the House fight and is satisfied the session ends. Dairy district representatives gain some wins, but far from their aims.
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Washington
House
Senate
Dunham
Chicago
Hatch
Missouri
Springer
Ilinois
Randall
Browne
Indiana
Illinois
Milliken
Maine
Gallagher
New Hampshire
Mem
House Debates Revenue Bills Oleo Margarine Vinegar Bill Action
The House, in committee, considers revenue measures including the oleomargarine and vinegar bills. Debate centers on enacting clauses and Senate amendments while lawmakers argue motives and seek votes. Filibuster tactics and quorum issues arise during Rhode Island contest and river and harbor discussions.
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Dunham
House
Senate
Turner
Georgia
Committee On Elections
Rhode Island
Page Vs. Pierce
Pierce
Payne
New York
Willis
Kentucky
Herbert
Alabama
Lynn Public Building Bill Faces Suspended Rules Vote
Congressman Lovering aims to move the Lynn public building bill under suspension of the rules and substitute the Senate passed version. Massachusetts requests cover Springfield Worcester and Lyon. three bills await House and Senate scrutiny with possible adjournment constraints and presidential veto concerns shaping choices.
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Lynaw
Wasahington
lLovering
Lynn
House
Senate
Massachusetts
Springfield
Worcester
Lyon
Lovering
Hoar
Committee On Public Buildings
Rockwell
Rice
Sandy Bay harbor appropriation sparks House clash
Two Southern House conferees oppose a 75000 harbor of refuge item for Sandy Bay while supporting New York harbor and canal funds in the river and harbor bill. Congressman Stone of Massachusetts raises a point of order, seeks referral to committee, as Senate conferees push for retention amid future large outlays. Dawes in the Senate and Stone in the House press to keep the provision alive.
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Sandy Bay Harbor
Washington
Sandy Bay
New York Harbor
Hennepen’ Canal
House
Congressman Stone
Massachusetts
Senate
Colonel Allen Denies One Term Promise
Washington July 23 Special Colonel Allen says there is not a particle of truth in the published statement that he agreed to serve only one term and then resign to Major Merrill of Lawrence. He suspects the rumor originated with Lowell interests aiming to block his advancement.
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Washington
Colonel Allen
Merrill
Lawrence
Lowell
President and secretaries arrive in Washington after Albany trip
The President accompanied by Secretaries Bayard Whitney and Private Secretary Lamont arrived in Washington this afternoon at six o'clock. The journey from Albany was uneventful. Mrs. Cleveland met the President at the station and accompanied him to the White House.
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Washington
Presid
Bayard Whitney
Lamont
Albany
Constitutional Case Over Seizure of American Fishing Vessel
Halifax July 23 Special The defense in the Ella M Doughty case filed at Admiralty Court argues treaty 1818 construed with 1783, deny Imperial Canadian prohibitions on bait or ice, assert Doughty licensed to fish and trade, claim seizure lacked authority, ice and shelter factors cited, and that St Ann s harbor entry was lawful for supplies under 1830 proclamation and subsequent acts.
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Halifax
N.S
United States
Ella M. Doughty
Englishtown
C. B
Admiralty Court
Putnam
Portland
St. Ann’s Harbor
Elia M. Doughty
Doughty
St. Ann’s
Dominion
Canada
Great Britain
Gate City Taken from Rocks and Towed to Vineyard Haven
Tug Elsie under Captain Deggin from Wharf Company brought W. D. Duncan chief diver to gate City wreck. Floods emptied compartments. pumps raised the ship, leaving water only in a false bottom. Gate City towed to Vineyard Haven then to Boston dry dock. cargo mostly intact except for watermelons. Duncan previously led City of Columbus wreck recovery. new, longer diver boat to be built.
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Deggin
T Wharf Company
W. D. Duncan
Vineyard Haven
Gate City
Gats City
City of Columbus
Duncan
Hitch
Boston
Obituary for Josephine Omohundro Morlacchi Pioneer Dancer
Mrs Josephine Omohundro a famed danseuse and pantomimist born in Milan in 1843 died yesterday in East Billerica. She first appeared in Boston in 1867 and later starred at Selwyns and the Boston Theatre, directing Le Bayadere in 1875. In 1873 she married J B Omohundro, Texas Jack, and was widowed five years ago. Funeral in Lowell on Monday morning.
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Josephine Omohundro
Morlacchi
East
Billerica
Milan
London
Boston
Whitman
Continental
Selwyn’s
Boston Theatre
Lowell
Dr Alfred S Purdy Dies After Half Century Practice
Dr Alfred S Purdy a renowned New York physician and surgeon died at his Madison Avenue residence after an active fifty year medical career. He served as president of the College of Physicians and Surgeons Alumni Association and helped found the New York Academy of Medicine and the Pathological Society.
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Alfred S. Purdy
New York
Madison Avenue
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Colonel Dexter R. Wright Dies at New Haven
Dexter R. Wright of New Haven Connecticut a lawyer of wide reputation died yesterday of paralysis He served as a colonel of volunteers in the war and was former speaker of the Connecticut House of Representatives.
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Dexter R. Wright
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut House of Representatives
Knights of Labor Convention Delegates Choosen at Middletown
The Knights of Labor convention in Middletown Conn adjourned last evening after selecting twenty five delegates to the national convention and completing other business. Snider Hoole bookbinders Chicago Hl failed with liabilities and assets of 300000 each due to an assignment. Para rubber works South Framingham to shut down until July 31 for repairs. Burglars broke Emery Batchelder store Sanford Me opened safe and escaped without loot. Weston Howland of Fairhaven named collector of customs for New Bedford filed bonds and takes office Monday. Thirteenth Unattached Company reunion set for Nantasket Beach on Monday Aug 16.
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Knights of Labor
Middletown
Conn
Snider & Hoole
Chicago
Para Rubber Works
South Framingham
Emery & Batchelder
Sanford
Weston Howland
Fairhaven
New Bedford
Washington
Nantasket Beach
Crawford Divorce Case Ends With Guilty Adultery Verdict
In London on July 23 the Crawford vs Crawford and Dilke case went to the jury. The jury found Mrs. Crawford guilty of adultery with Sir Charles Dilke and granted Mr. Crawford a divorce. The jury was out about twenty minutes. Charles Dilke has ordered the sale of his Chelsea house and will leave England to reside permanently in the south of France.
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Crawford
London
Dilke
Sir Charles’ Dilke
Mr. Crawford
Charles Dilke
Chelsea
England
France
Angelo Plans New Opera Venture at Academy of Music
Signor Angelo arrives in New York and severs ties with Colonel Mapleson to launch a new opera company. He seeks a five week lease of the Academy of Music from Oct 1 to Nov 22 and promises fresh productions, including Nabucco, with Julia Valda and other noted artists already secured. The directorate awaits security before renting.
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New York
Signor Angelo
Academy of Music
J. H. Mapleson
Chester
Colonel Mapleson
Academy
Signor Angcelo
Signor Giannini
Corsi
Pinto
Poliani
Cesari
Angelo
Mapleson
Chicago Anarchists Trial Details From Saloon Witness
Chicago July 23 Franz Hein testified as the first witness in the anarchists trial recounting Neebe's May 30 visit to his saloon and the showing of a poster. Lehman described meetings of masked men making dynamite bombs, funds from dance beer sales, and speeches by Engel on dynamite and gaspipe. Reporter Dresser summarized Spies Parsons and Fielden threats to blow up the board of trade and to harm Marshall Field Doane and Pullman.
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Chicago
Franz Hein
Neebe
McCormick
McCormick’s
Gustav Lehman
Neff’s Hall
North Side Socialistic
Clyborne Avenue
Flora’s Hall
West Lake Street
Lingg
Engel
Murder Tale in Morris: Lockwood Sought for Mattie Randell Killing
Morris Conn July 23 Fifty farmers searched woods all night for Charles Lockwood farm hand accused in the death of Mattie Randell sixteen. The attacker shot her in a wood lot after luring her from the hayfield. evidence including hat gun cider and a threatening letter tied Lockwood to the crime. Calvert Randell's family is prominent in town. Lockwood has prior jail and prison time and an encounter with Mattie prior to the tragedy.
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Morris, Conn
Charles Lockwood
Calvert Randell
Pretty Mattie Randell
Waterbury
Lockwood
Randell
Mattie
Randells
Morris
George Johnson
Sunday school assembly lectures in South Framingham
At 11 o'clock Dr. Smyth delivered a profound lecture on the divine economy in establishing the Jewish system. The orchestra played the Overture Morn, Noon and Night. Dr Bashford then spoke on oratory. Tomorrow is young people's day with Beard's chalk talks at 11, a 2 o'clock procession, a 5 o'clock round table, and a grand concert at 8.
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South Framingham
Smyth
Bashford
Beard
Fighting Indians and Mexicans near Guaymas
Advices from the Yauqui river report a forced battle yesterday between Mexican troops and Yaqui Indians. Colonel Lorenzo Torres with 300 men, guarding a provision train from Medano to Torrin, clashed with about 1200 Yaqui about one and a half leagues from Medano. After a three hour engagement the Indians were repulsed, suffering forty killed and twenty taken prisoner.
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GuayMas
Mex
Yauqui River
Lorenzo Torres
Medano
Torrin
Government awards record Brussels carpeting contract
John H. Pray, Sons & Go, of this city, secures the largest government contract ever awarded for Brussels carpeting. The monumental deal marks a milestone in public procurement and highlights the firm's prominent position in home industry.
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United States
Brussels
John H. Pray
Brodie Makes a Water Jump in a $100 Bet on the River
Stephen Brodie a 23 year old known as the newsboy pedestrian jumped from the Brooklyn bridge into the East River as part of a wager. He struck water feet first and surfaced uninjured after three seconds. Police arrested him at Dover Street and took him to Oak Street station amid a cheering crowd. Brodie claimed no injuries and said he felt fine, later recalled boasting of the feat. He faced charges for endangering life alongside Tim Brennan who helped in the rescue.
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New York
Stephen Brodie
Brooklyn
East River
Dover Street
Brodie
Oak Street
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Whalen
Tombs
Tim Brennan
Fourth Ward
Steve
Sreamnan
Frank Oliver
Kilbreth
Brennan
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Myles Walsh
Franklin Street
East Broadway
Christie Street
New Pier
Bridge Tower
Waver Street
Baltimore
Mills Building
Temple Court
Ropes All Ready Brutal Mary Halwager Murdered
Day ton Ohio July 23 Mary Halwager thirteen living near Franklin sent to town after supper darkness fell toward Franklin he was found dead with head crushed and body bruised two men Rolla Russell arrested while another pedler John Taylor claimed innocence crowd vows lynching if culprit proved guilty coroner holds inquest and townspeople stock ropes front doors Hang the wretch hangs for fate of killer remains uncertain longtime fear grips Franklin as evidence points to suspect only.
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Dayton
Mary Halwager
Franklin
Frankline
Halweger
Rolla Russell
Mary Halweger
John Taylor
Boy and money vanish after 300 dollar bank errand
Joseph B. Hallworth a 14 year old in the employ of Dalton and Ingersoll left with a check and draft totaling $300 to cash at the bank. He disappeared after obtaining the money and has not been seen since. He wore a dark gray suit and a white and blue straw hat. He is small with red hair and freckles. It is unclear if he ran away or was a victim of foul play.
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Joseph B. Hallworth
Dalton & Ingersoll
Union Street
Veteran drummer Dan Simpson in South Boston at 95
Daniel Simpson, known as Dan Simpson, lies near death at his South Boston home aged 95. He served as a drummer boy in the War of 1812 and was a notable actor in the Civil War era, remembered for playing at Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company banquets. Fifty thousand yards of Brussels are to be furnished the Treasury by Pray & Son.
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Daniel Simpson
Dan’’ Simpson
Boston
Mr. Simpson
Ancient and Honable Artillery Company
Brussels
Treasury Department
Pray
Dublin expects great popular demonstration for Lord Aberdeen
In Dublin July 22 much significance attaches to suggestions that Lord Aberdeen should receive a grand popular send off on his departure. He is highly popular after his south visit defended by National League bands, aided by Gladstone’s appointee status and his own appeal. The cabinet’s personnel and Irish policy, including removal of Sir Robert Hamilton, loom large as clues to Tory aims. The Unionist majority may resist coercion, but the new government could still be guided by expediency rather than Irish Tory appetite.
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Dublin
Freeman’s Journal
United Ireland
Lord Aberdeen
Ireland
National League
Gladstone
Scottish Home Rule League
Lord Fitzwilliam
Salisbury
Robert Hamilton
Hamilton
Sam
Salisbury-Churchill
House of Commons
Mr. Gladstone
T. H. Gill
N. Y. Tiibune
Nellie C. Wins Mystic Park 2:50 Trotters Race
Mystic Park closed its summer meeting with two trotting events at Medford. Nellie C. upset favorite Syenite to win the 2:50 class in three straight heats, owned by L R Carter of New Hartford, Conn. In the 2:25 special, Jack the pacer won after a close battle with Sylvia M. and George A., with Sylvia repeatedly breaking under the driver’s handling.
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Mystic Park Association
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Neliie C
Nellie C
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Sylvia
Rolf
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Sadie S. Cloes
Nelite Co
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Ladie
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Fred Reynolds
Sylvia M
Tom Marsh
Jack P
Medford
William Riley
Bik
M. Nellie C
L. H. Brown
B. m
J. Shillinglaw
G. Jack
G.m. Sylvia M
F. Meehan
G. George A
Charles K. Drew
Charles D. Palmer
J. A. C. Hastings
Dante and Plato Meetup at Cordial Concord Lecture
In Concord on July 23 the School of Philosophy featured Dante reemerging in Florentine guise with Edwin B. Mead guiding the discourse on Dante's Significance in History and Politics. Professor Harris opened with the Platonic Dialectic and Ideas, arguing that Plato's dialogues distinguish changing from permanent realities and outline the doctrine of ideas through specific works.
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School of Philosophy
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Edwin B. Mead
Poston
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Concord
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Harris
Bunyaa
Aristotle
Eternes
Socrates
Earth
Orea
A. P. Peabody
Cambridge
Hillside Chapel
Hearing set to grant leave to amend ex-Chief Inspector Hamco petition
Tuesday fixed for a hearing on restoring Hamco to inspector of police instead of mere police force membership. Cyrus P Gould longtime City Hall janitor died at 3 Perkins Place after years of illness. Boston Board of Trade creditors meet. adjourned to Sept 10 as stay of proceedings sought. Thomas Carey’s body found. he drowned en route to G A R convention in San Francisco. Fire at 5 Burroughs Place injures property. $50 damage. John Connors identified as harbor drowning victim from July 17. City to be represented at harbor and land commissioners hearing on Charles River bridge clearances. Nantasket steamers depart from Rowe's Wharf. Public urged to notice harbor activities and upcoming Christian Association excursion to Boston Light and Fort Warren. Reeves’s American band plays daily at the beach.
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City Hall
Boston Board of Trade
Thomas Carey
Charlestown
Albany
N. Y
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No. 5
Burroughs Place
Richard Simonds
John Connors
Dove Street
Boston
Fort Independence
O’ Brien
E. P. Nettleton
Charles River
Rowe’s Wharf
Reeves
Christian Association
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Fort Warren
Death at Lowell Station Claims Amer. Board Official
Charles Hutchins, general purchasing agent for the American Board of Foreign Missions, died after being struck by a tender at the Lowell rail station. He stepped off on the eastern side while crossing to the other track, and the engine’s tender knocked him down, causing fatal head injuries. Hutchins, born May 11, 1824 in Thetford Vermont, previously served on the Boston school board and as a deacon, leaving a son in Minneapolis and a daughter in Arlington, Massachusetts.
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Thetford
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Westfield
Mass.) State Normal School
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Springfield
Rockport
Mass
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Del
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Minneapolis
Minn
Congratulatory Letters for Col J W Coveney Appointment
Letters arriving for Col J W Coveney praise his Democratic service and predicted tenure. Massachusetts figures including L H Wakefield Brockton John J Whipple and George C Bent express support. Messages hail Grover Cleveland administration and reflect party gains with remarks from officials in Cambridge Nahant Holyoke and Portland.
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Chicago
David Flynn
Salem Street
Boston
Massachusetts
L. H. Wakefield
Hopkinton
Brockton
John J. Whipple
George C. Bent
Westfield. R. Noble
Democratic Party
Pillsbury
J. G. Abbott
F. J. Pratt
Democrats
Ww. J. Dale, JR
Grover
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