The Book of Bar gains Senator Chandler replies
In a six column leader Senator Chandler denounces Dr Gallinger and Sulloway attacks from 1889 to 1891. He calls the charge of personal hostility baseless and a deliberate device to shield his own lobbyist earnings and railroad influence. He asserts Gallinger sought to ruin him with false bribery charges and remains silent on past crimes.
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N.H
Senator Chandler
Evening Monitor
Senator Gallinger
House of Representatives
Gallinger
C.A. Sulloway
Manchester
Chandler
Dr. Gallinger
House
Salloway
Caucas
Congress
Concord Railroad
United States
Trade Brightens in Parts of Nation but Worries Linger
The Weekly Review of Trade notes some improvement in leading sectors and rising confidence, yet the monetary outlook remains unclear. Wheat movement and speculative holdings grow, while iron, rails, and certain dry goods sectors show weakness. Regional tales differ from Boston to Cincinnati, with better wool and leather activity but persistent money tightness and a year-on-year rise in business failures to 254 across the U.S. and Canada.
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New York
R. G. Don & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Wall Street
Minneapolis
Washington
Farmers’ Alliance
Europe
Boston
Hartford
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Detroit
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
St. Louis
Kansas City
South
Alabama
New Orleans
Savannah
Florida
R. G. Dun & Co
E. Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency
United States
Death of a stock broker in Weymouth
Charles H Williams of Weymouth died at his summer residence in Fort Point North Weymouth after a lingering Brights disease. He was born June 1 1844 and was a Boston stock broker. He served in Company A Forty second Massachusetts Infantry in the late war. He had served on the Weymouth Board of Selectmen and belonged to Reynolds Post 68 G A R and Delta Lodge of Masons.
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Weymouth
Charles 8. Williams
Fort Point
North Weymouth
Bright
Boston
Forty-second
Massachusetts Infantry
Board of Selectmen
Reynolds Post 68
Delta Lodge of Masons
Had Plenty of Rope Spree Ends with Multiple Interventions
Providence reports a man named Tully attempting suicide at a Cranston street lumber yard, twice thwarted with twenty feet of rope shared among onlookers. In Posen a drunken soldier armed with a sword killed a Catholic priest and a doctor before being overpowered.
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Providence
Tully
Cranston Street
Posen
Funeral of James Goodman at Norfolk House
James Goodman is mourned in a funeral service led by Rev. Albert H. Plumb of Walnut Avenue Congregational Church. The eulogy praised his faithfulness in work and home life, with focus on his Christian patience during illness. About fifty friends and business associates attended. burial was at Forest Hills Cemetery.
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James Goodman
Norfolk House
Albert H. Plumb
Walnut Avenue Congregational Church
Christ
Mr. Balch
The
Boyleston Insurance Company
Mr. Gray
John C. Paige
George W. Gregerson
Nathaniel Foster
Forest Hills Cemetery
Dooming Board Honors Chairman and Secretary
The Dooming Board session closed with thanks to Captain Samuel Hichborn for fair leadership and to Joshua S. Dancklee for diligent secretarial work. The board also offered floral tributes to Captain Quirk and dissolved the Dooming Board of 1891 amid pay-day remarks and a lunch invitation.
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Horace Smith
Benjamin F. Palmer
Samuel Hichborn
Hichborn
Hts
Henry Pierce
Fleet
William B. Smart
Joshua 5
Dancklee
Hills
Daly
Rev Billings to Preach at First Church Roxbury Tomorrow
The Rev. Mr. Billings, son in law of Mr William H Baldwin, will preach at the First Church Roxbury tomorrow. Also the Rev Louis Albert Banks announces his St Johns Methodist discourse titled Bartons Uncle Tom Cabin and will discuss the tenement house curse. Cambridge Manual Training School boys return from Cow Island Camp with about twenty staying to tidy up.
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William H. Baldwin
Roxbury
Louis Albert Banks
D.D
St. John’s Methodist Church
Barton
Tom
Cambridge Manual Training School
Cow Island
Lake Winnepesaukee
Board of Trade
Bardwell House
Tremont Street
Scollay Square
Boylston Street
Carter
Second Street
South Boston
Granite Street
Third Street
South
Boston
Collins & Ham
Epidemic in Guayaquil Area Reaches Porto Viejo
News from Guayaquil state reports worsening sanitary conditions in Porto Viejo and Manabi. The Governor seeks permission to reallocate government quarters to Manta due to the epidemic. A letter notes daily rising illness, several sudden deaths, widespread panic, and many houses with patients.
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Ecquador
New York
Guayaquil
Porto Viejo
Manabi
Manta
Kean Bank Failure Settled For Thirty-Five Cents On Dollar
In Chicago on July 24 the 8 A Kean bank failure was settled for 35 cents on the dollar. Claims total $624,857 from 1031 creditors. Bishop Taylor of the Methodist Church and a $5,000 Mutual Accident Association claim are temporarily exempted as court deposits await further decision. Settlement aided by Kean's friends who buy assets and pay creditors accordingly.
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8. A. Kean
Bishop Taylor
The
Methodist Church
Mutual Accident Association
Scales
Kean
Maggie Y. Pitman
Worcester
Alpheus & Alger
Grace Pitman
Maui Pitman
Troy
New York
Henry B. Pitman
Frank
Jillian
United States
Treasury Department
Frank C. Pitman
Frank CO. Pitman
United States Treasury Department
Witman
Frank C. Vitman
Training Prize Fighters Case In Municipal Court
Paun Minn July 24 In Municipal Court today Barney Smith and James Carrol faced charges for training Robert Fitzsimmons for a prize fight. Fitzsimmons and his trainers were arrested Tuesday and the cases were continued. Defense argued the complaint was vague for charging three distinct offenses and not specifying use of weapons or gloves. Judge Cory reserved decision until tomorrow.
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Paun
Minn
Barney Smith
James Carrol
Robert Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Cory
Durango Affair Exaggerated Says Mexican Officials
The Durango stoning of American Protestants on July 6 was overstated authorities report. The stones were thrown by boys and vagrants, while Americans violated reform laws by holding outdoor religious services. Authorities promptly arrested the guilty parties.
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Durango
City of Mexico
Nicaraguan Government plans 1,000,000 peso loan
The Nicaraguan Government proposes circulating a loan of 1,000,000 pesos to be refunded from half of customs duties. Officials say duties suffice to repay within four years as the loan is needed to meet growing exigencies.
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Nicaragua
Boston Sewage System Speeches Describe Progress
The Massachusetts Association of Boards of Health met at Battery Wharf with about sixty-five members. The program included a tour of Moon Island and Gallups followed by a clambake and a detailed talk by F P Stearns on intercepting sewers, tidal gates, and the Moon Island reservoir. Metropolitan Sewage Commission details outlined two systems north and south of the Charles River, projected costs, progress, and timelines with early completion expected for the northern system.
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Battery Wharf
Deer Island
Boston Board of Health
J. Putnam Bradlee
Boston Light
Barney
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Bradlee
Boston
Galloup’s
Moon Island
Durgin
A.J. Wolcott
Cambridge
L. F. Woodward
Worcester
E. E. Spencer
B. F. Thomas
Quincy
Brockton
Charles Smith
Fitchburg
E. J. Smith
Waltham
Board of
Loston
Charles River
Roxbury Canal
City Board of Health
Dorchester Bay
Stearns
EF. P. Fisk
Metropolitan Sewage Commission
Carson
Fiske
Chelsea Creek
Metropolitan
Chelsea
Malden
W. H. Durgin
M.D
F. P. Stearns
John W. Cosden
E. P. Fisk
George W. Forristall
W. H. McDonald
Davis, Jr
EB. F. Pittsbury
John H. McCosiom
F. W. Draper
E. Baker
M.D. Newton
F. W. Jackson
Weston
A. W Cheever
Dedham
James B. Field
R. Costello
W. P. Lawler
Lowell
Bowers C. Hathaway
Westboro
Joseph E. Clark
Medford
Perley P. Comey
Clinton
W. Ft. Chapin
James Kimball
Sprivafield
FE. D. Wadsworth
Milton
H. Sylvester
Natick
M. D
Belmont
C. H. Morrow
Gloucester
KE. Farnham
H. Whitney
E. Smith
K. K. Foster
Samuel Irisbe
Woman Drowns Herself in Charles River After Distress
A young woman, neatly dressed in a black straw hat with velvet trim, leapt into the Charles River between Berkeley and Clarendon streets just before 11:30 last night. Patrolman Deering from Division 16 acted quickly but the woman refused the life preserver and sank within moments. No identity clues were found. she had been seen approaching from Beacon Street area, crying and wringing her hands.
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Charles River
Berkeley
Clarendon
Deering
Division 16
Eacon Street
New Zealand features and London sketches in current Harper's
The August Harper's cites Mr Grant on New Zealand as an evolving convict settlement with rich scenery and strong agricultural progress. Besant’s London sketches spotlight ecclesiastical Plantagenet era and St Katherine's Tower, while critics praise Schuyler's Chicago architecture studies. Features include Twain fiction, Howells and Du Maurier continuations, and a Mixed review of Margaret Fleming.
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Grant
New Zealand
St. Katherine’s
Mr. Besant
Colonel Dodgers
Paris
Montgomery Schuyler
Chicago
Department of Fiction
Mark ‘Twain
Mr. Howells
Mr. du Maurier
Peter Ibbetson
Man o Airlie and the rustic bard retold in August Atlantic
Edmund Clarence Stedman recounts a discussion on actors and nature inspired by the rustic bard and the Man o Airlie. The speaker recalls a failed opportunity to see a beloved performer live, lamenting distance and fate that kept the youthful talent from realizing greatness.
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O’ Airlie
Marebell
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Atlantic
Amnesty Deal Divides Spanish Exiles As Return Favored
Madrid July 24 A majority of military exiles will accept the amnesty and return home. Exiled Republican leader Senor Zarilla and a few others refuse the amnesty hoping to join Portuguese evolutionists in a broader Iberian Republican uprising.
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Madrid
Sefior Zarilla
New Essays on Art and Letters by William Wetmore Story
Review of Story's Excursions in Art and Letters divides essays by Michel Angelo Phidias Elgin Marbles and Shakespeare Macbeth. Praises the Michelangelo piece for its artist focus while critiquing the Phidias Elgin argument and the Marcus Aurelius conversation. Notes on prose accuracy and the essay on Macbeth emphasize balanced truth in art as imagination and nature intertwine.
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Phidias
Parthenon
Story
Garrick
Kean
Cooke
Kembles
Macbeth
Lady Macbeth
Literary notes on new and forthcoming books
The third edition of Two Men of the World by Harnet True Bates is announced by Dillingham. Miss Merie Muriel Dowie's A Girl in the Karpathians promises an adventurous travel account with illustrations and a portrait. New or updated works from D. Lothrop Company include Here and Beyond, She Will and the Way Stories, Verses by Celia Thaxter, National Flowers, and The Christmas Boovok. Other titles: There and Back, Overhead, How Tom and Dorothy Made and Kept a Christian Home, Silver City, and The Concord Guide Book.
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Harnet True Bates
Dillingham
Jessie Benton Frémont
Celia Thaxter
Fannie A. Deane
Hezekiah Shutterworth
George MacDonald
Laura D. Nichols
Margaret Sidney
Tom
Dorothy
Ober
Silver City
Concord
Imperial Bank of Melbourne Suspends Payments
The Times reports the Imperial Bank of Melbourne has suspended payment with liabilities of £150,000. Depositors are said to suffer no loss by the failure.
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Imperial Bank OF Melbourne
London
the Times
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