The Book of Bar gains and Chandler reply in Monitor
Senator Chandler publishes a six column leader in the Evening Monitor replying to Senator Gallinger’s House speech of Feb 24. He rejects Gallinger’s charge of personal hostility as groundless and accuses Gallinger of false bribery allegations tied to C. A. Sulloway’s caucus charge.
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Evening Monitor
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House of Representatives
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C.A. Sulloway
Manchester
Chandler
House
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Caucas
Congress
Moore
Concord Railroad
United States
Hyself
Business Situation Improves In wwt Trade Review Says
New York July 24 R G Dan Co Weekly Review of Trade notes some improvement in business with more actual trade and rising confidence though monetary clarity remains elusive. Declining stocks amid huge crops suggests future difficulties. speculative wheat with farmers urged to hold grain grows. Regional reports show varied gains in leather wool dry goods and groceries while iron and coal struggle. Failures rise to 254 U S and Canada combined versus 274 prior week and 247 a week earlier.
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Europe
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
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Chicago
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South
Alabama
New Orleans
Savannah
Florida
R. G. Dun & Co
E. Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency
United States
Canada
Death of a Boston stock broker Williams of Weymouth
Charles E. Williams of Weymouth died at his summer home in Fort Point North Weymouth after a lingering illness. Born June 1, 1844, he was a well known Boston stock broker. He served with Company A Forty second Massachusetts Infantry in the Civil War and held posts on the Board of Selectmen. He belonged to Reynolds Post 58 G A R and Delta Lodge Masons.
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Weymovurn
Charles 8. Williams
Fort Point
North Weymouth
Bright
Boston
Forty-second
Massachusetts Infantry
Board of Selectmen
Reynolds Post 58
Delta Lodge of Masons
Man Halts Suicide After Rope Is Shared at Lumber Yard
Providence July 24 A man named Tully, clearly intoxicated, tried to hang himself in a Cranston street lumber yard. He was prevented twice and the twenty feet of rope he carried was later distributed among onlookers.
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Providencce
Tully
Cranston Street
Soldier Kills Priest and Doctor in Posen Rampage
A drunken soldier, armed with a sword, went on a killing spree in Posen on July 24, fatally striking a Catholic priest and a physician before bystanders could overpower him. Local authorities launched an investigation into the incident.
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Posen
Funeral of James Goodman in Norfolk House Service
The funeral for James Goodman was held yesterday afternoon from the Norfolk House. Rev. Albert H. Plumb officiated at Walnut Avenue Congregational Church with prayers, scriptures, and a short eulogy praising his faithfulness in work and home life. About fifty friends attended the burial at Forest Hills Cemetery.
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Norfolk House
Albert H. Plumb
Walnut Avenue Congregational Church
Christ
Mr. Balch
The
Boyleston Insurance Company
Gray
Johns
Paige’s Insurance Office
George W. Gregerson
Nathaniel Foster
Forest Hills Cemetery
Dooming Board Thanks Chairman and Secretary
The dooming session of the assessors closed with resolutions praising Captain Samuel Hichborn for fair leadership and Secretary Joshua S. Duncklee for his diligent service. The board also sent thanks to First Assistant Captain Quirk and dissolved the Dooming Board of 1891 as pay day neared.
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Horace Smith
Benjamin F. Palmer
Samuel Hiichborn
Samuel Hichborn
Hichborn
Henry Pierce
William B. Smart
Joshua 5
Dunckleo
Hills
Daly
About Town notes from Roxbury and Cambridge
The Rev Billings will preach at First Church Roxbury tomorrow. Rev Louis Banks will present a discourse at St John s on Barton s Uncle Tom s Cabin and the tenement house curse. Cambridge Manual Training School boys return from Camp Cow Island after three weeks. twenty stay to clean up. New England Marble Dealers Association home from Rutland annual outing. visits Vermont Marble Co shops and a banquet in West Rutland. Board of Trade ball in their honor at Bardwell House. Next Monday bids open for paving Tremont Street from Scollay Square to Boylston. Collins Ham win bids for South Boston paving on Second and Third streets.
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Wiliam H. Baldwin
Roxbury
Louis Albert Banks
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St. John’s Methodist Church
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Tom
Cambridge Manual Training School
Cow Island
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New England Marble Dealers’ Association
Rutland
Vermont Marble Company
West Rutland
Board of Trade
Bardwell House
Tremont Street
Scollay Square
Boylston Street
Carter
Second Street
South Boston
Granite Street
Third Street
Boston
Collins & Ham
Epidemic in Porto Viejo Alarms Ecuador News
Reports from Guayaquil state reveal a spreading epidemic in Porto Viejo with panic among residents. The Manabi governor seeks permission to charge government quarters to Manta as cases rise daily and deaths occur, striking fear across the territory. Government officials and staff are reported ill.
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Ecquador
New York
Guayaquil
Porto Viejo
Manabi
Manta
Kean Bank Failure Settled At Thirty Five Cents On Dollar
The S A Kean bank failure was settled for 35 cents on the dollar. Claims total 524,857 across 1031 creditors. Bishop Taylor’s Methodist Church claim and a 5,000 Mutual Accident Association claim are temporarily excepted and funds ordered deposited. Settlement secured by Kean friends who buy assets and pay creditors accordingly.
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Scales
Prize Fighter Training Cases Heard in St Paul Court
In St Paul Municipal Court Barney Smith and James Carroll faced charges tied to training Robert Fitzsimmons for a prize fight. Fitzsimmons and trainers were arrested Tuesday and the case was continued. Attorneys argued the complaint was ambiguous for charging three offenses and lacking a clear weapon or glove element. Judge Cory reserved ruling until tomorrow.
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St. Pau
Minn
Barney Smith
James Carrol
Robert Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Cory
Durango Affair Exaggerated Says Mexican Officials
In Durango on July 5, authorities report the stoning of American Protestants was greatly exaggerated. The stones were thrown by boys and vagrants, while the Americans held open air religious services in violation of reform laws. Police promptly arrested the guilty parties.
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Durango
City of Mexico
Nicaraguan Government Plans 1 Million Peso Loan
The Nicaraguan government proposes a 1,000,000 peso loan to be repaid from half of customs duties. The duties are expected to cover the reimbursement in four years, and the loan is described as necessary to meet growing exigencies.
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Nicaragua
Mutual Life Endowment
Edwin J. Morse
Sup
Tremont Street
Boston
Boston Sewage System Visit Highlights Intercepting Works
The Massachusetts Association of Boards of Health met at Battery Wharf to tour Boston’s sewage system aboard the J. Putnam Bradlee. Officials described Moon Island reservoirs, Dorchester Bay tunnel, and the Metropolitan plan with costs, progress, and expected completion timelines while a clambake preceded formal remarks by Dr. Durgin and KE. P. Fisk.
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Deer Island
Boston Board of Health
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Cogswell
Bradlee
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Boston Light
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Association
Boston
Galloup’s
Durgin
A.J. Wolcott
Cambridge
L. F. Woodward
Worcester
E. E. Spencer
B. F. Thomas
Quincy
C. D. Burrage
J. ©. Gardner
Joseph E. Clarke
John W. Cosden
Medford
Alien Greenwood
M.D
Samuel Friebe
Waltham
T. Herbert Snow
Brockton
Charles Smith
Fitchburg
E. J. Smith
Board of
City Board of Health
Dorchester Bay
Stearns
KE. P. Fisk
Metropolitan Sewage Commission
Carson
Fiske
Woman Falls From Rail Into Charles River May Be Suicide
A young woman, last seen near Beacon Street, plunged into the Charles River between Berkeley and Clarendon streets just before 11 30 PM. Patrolman Deering attempted rescue with a life preserver but she sank after refusing contact. She wore a black straw hat trimmed with black velvet and drab and white striped ribbon. Identity unknown. discarded hat remains at Station 16.
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Charles River
Berkeley
Clarendon
Deering
Division 16
Beacon Street
Current Magazines Review of New Zealand and London Sketches
The August Harper's highlights Mr Grant on New Zealand noting its scenery and progress, plus Besant's Plantagenet London sketches with a St Katherine's Tower cut. Colonel Dodge favors Arab riding, and a Nihilists Paris paper benefits from French art. Schuyler’s Glimpses of Chicago architecture and Twain short story, Howells and Du Maurier pieces in fiction. Howells praises Judah while Margaret Fleming’s anti climax noted. Herne’s play draws Boston audiences in concert hall, with wide cultural interest.
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Montgomery Schuyler
Chicago
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Mark ‘Twain
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Mr. du Maurier
Peter
Lbetson
See Him Crowned At Last The Rustic Bard Man o’ Airlie
A dialogue on casting and nature contrasts, ending with the speaker’s regretful distance from a beloved rustic actor. Edmund Clarence Stedman cites a failed encounter with Harebell and Musgrave, praising the actor’s art yet lamenting fate’s detours and the late, mournful death of the idol. The meditation ties poetry, reputation, and performance to enduring memory.
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O’ Airlie
Marebell
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Atlantic
Amnesty to Spanish exiles divides Iberian republicans
A majority of military exiles will accept the government amnesty and return to the country. Exiled Republican leader Sefior Zarilla and a few others refuse, aiming to work with Portuguese evolutionists for a broader Iberian uprising.
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Sefior Zarilla
Excursions in Art and Letters review of Story essays
A critical survey of William Wetmore Story's Excursions in Art and Letters. The piece analyzes Michel Angelo Phidias and the Elgin Marbles the art of plaster casting and the Marcus Aurelius dialogue. It critiques Story's readings on Macbeth and notes textual quibbles while praising passages on art theory and imagination.
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Parthenon
Story
Garrick
Kean
Cooke
Kembles
Macbeth
Lady Macbeth
Two Men of the World third edition announced
Literary notes reveal Dillingham announces the third edition of Two Men of the World by Harnet True Bates. Other new works include Miss Merie Muriel Dowie's A Girl in the Karpathians with map illustrations and a portrait, plus several titles from D. Lothrop Company and Ober.
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Dillingham
Merie Muriel Dowie
Russia
Poland
The
Cassels
Jessie Benton Frémont
Celia Thaxter
National Flowers
Fannie A. Deane
Hezekiah Butterworth
George MacDonald
Laura D. Nichols
Margaret Sidney
Tom
Dorothy
Ober
Silver City
Concord
Imperial Bank of Melbourne Suspends Payments
London reports The Times announces the Imperial Bank of Melbourne has suspended payment with liabilities of 150000 pounds. Depositors reportedly suffer no loss by the failure.
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Imperial Bank OF Melbourne
London
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