Vigilant Repeats Win Over Britannia In Far North Race
The Vigilant beat the Britannia by about three and a half minutes in a light breeze off Roche's Point. The centreboarder posted a 9.67 knot hourly average, with minor gear trouble and a damaged gaff spurring quick repairs after the finish.
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Rochd
Irc
Sandy Hook
Britannia
Daunt’s Rock
Royal Cork Club
Hank Hart
Bis
Victor
Vanquished
Roche’s Point
Poor Head
Daunt's Rock
Roche's Point
Spit Lighthouse
Yacht Club
Vigilant
Gladiators
Daunt’s
Battlers
Spitiighthouse
Queenstown Navy Yard
Brul Sought Treatment After Disturbance in Worcester
A drunken brawl near Kneeland street left Anton Brul 28 with three or four broken ribs and a split ear. He was taken to Emergency Hospital around 8 p.m. with two uncooperative companions. Brul left the hospital after dressing, intending to go to City Hospital, while police investigated but found no case.
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Anton Brul
Worcester
Kneeland Street
Brul
City
Massachusetts General Hospitals
Piedmont Street
Station 4
Vigilant to race tomorrow and Satanita sails to Cowes
The Vigilant will take part in the race tomorrow while the Satanita set sail from Greenock today bound for Cowes to compete in the Solent races. Repairs on the Valkyrie are expected to finish in about two weeks, after which she will also proceed to Cowes.
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Satanita
Cowes
Greenock
Solent
Brookline Officials Hear Plan for New Cross-Town Boulevard
Brookline selectmen held an informal hearing at Town Hall on a proposed 75 foot wide boulevard from Boylston to Riverdale Parkway about half a mile long. Three route plans were outlined by Town Engineer A H French with land take estimates and construction costs presented. Public opposition and support were voiced by local residents and West End company representatives as the board reserved decision.
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Brookline
Lower Town Hall
Boylston Street
Riverdale Parkway
A. H. French
Walnut
Cypress Streets
Chestnut Street
Cypress Street
Sewall Avenue
West Findh Street Railway Company
Parkway
Horace James
French
Messrs. Macomber
George D. Noyes
D. N. Chapman
W. S. Taylor
Wiram Orne White
Stephen Quinn
A. C.handler
Prentiss Cummings
West End Company
Democratic Senators Struggle Over Tariff Plan
Washington July 24 A Democratic Senate caucus failed to settle the tariff bill after three hours of debate. Vilas defended administration concessions while Caffery and Blanchard urged a flat 45 percent duty on all sugars and half the 1894 bounty. The meeting adjourned with no clear course, and leaders expect a future vote to send the bill back to conference without instructions.
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Washington
Senator Hill
Gorman
Hill
Murphy
Irby
Voorhees
Daniel
Jarvis
North Carolina
Senate
Vilas
Messrs. Caffery
Blanchard
Louisiana
Caffery
Smith
New Jersey
House
Weather forecast for New England regions and New York
Washington forecast for Wednesday lists local rains and warmer temperatures across Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and eastern New York. South to southwest winds accompany showers or rain with warmer conditions noted in northern or eastern portions.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Publication plant sale eyed. E. C. Allen Co to transfer
In Augusta Maine at a Board of Trade meeting it was announced that the E C Allen Company publishing plant will be purchased from current owners tomorrow for a previously named price. A new company is expected to be formed to continue the business.
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Augusta
Board of Trade and Citizens
E. C. Allen Company
Milk Dealers Vote to Raise Prices in Salem
In Salem on July, dairy merchants voted to raise milk prices to 7 cents a quart and 4 cents a can. They plan to form a milk dealers association to maintain the higher price level.
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Salem
Salem Milk Dealers
Martis's clam house advert rocks Province Street clue
Fragmentary ad copy promotes fried clams at Martis's on 2B Province Street. The text shifts to insurance basics mentioning life, earnings, and savings with incomplete company references. The garbled scan includes partial names like FEINB CO and J. LPS and a stray State pot line, yielding a stray business notice.
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Feinb. CO
J. Lps
Senator Predicted Senate Bill Near End of Fight
After caucus Democrats felt the end was in sight and believed the Senate bill would receive the President's signature, with the senator speaking by authority on the matter.
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Senate
President’s tariff stance sparking conference push
Washington July 2. Reports claim President Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle aimed to hasten the tariff bill into conference with the expectation that amendments would be dropped. Senators opposed to amendments allegedly pressed for passage of the Senate bill or the McKinley law, prompting the President to explain his free coal and iron ore position and distrust of trusts.
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Pugh
Alabama
Senate
Vilas
Washington
Cleveland
Carlisle
Hill Defends Cleveland in Senate Tariff Debate
Senator Hill of New York challenged critics of the tariff bill and President Cleveland in a riveting Senate session. He aligned with the President on the Wilson letter, defended official utterances, and rejected claims of binding Democrats to coal and iron duties while praising Cleveland’s long standing stance and integrity amid party crisis.
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Washington
Senate
Harris
Hill
New York
Gorman
Democratic Party
House
Wilson
Cleveland
Finance Committee
Maryland
Mr. Gorman
Mr. Hill
Mr. Cleveland
Congress
Secretary Carlisle
Out for War Kingston Club Raided by Police
Deputy Pierce Captain Watts and Sergeant Butters led Division 8 in raiding 22 Hanover Street Kingston and Harvard clubs using a broad search warrant. They seized gaming and betting implements including 159 policy slips, 1 roulette table, 144 packs of cards, and cash items valued around $500. No arrests were made as no games were in progress.
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Pierce
Watts
Butters
Division 8
Kingston Club
Harvard Club
Hanover Street
No. 22
Kingston
Meigs subway bill wins in Boston vote tally
The Meigs subway railway bill passed in Boston with a 1271 to 0 majority in a turnout under 30,000 of 80,000 registered voters. Wards 19 20 and 22 backed the measure, all Democratic strongholds in Roxbury, while East Boston Ward 6 and Dorchester showed notable opposition.
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Boston
Ards
Roxbury
Post
Fitzgerald
Dorchester
Three Die In Elevating Lift at Clausen Price Brewery
Fall to New York reports three men killed and two injured when an elevator broke near the top of the drum shaft at Clausen Price brewery. The uplifted load of meat and overload are blamed. Victims named Louis Boese Bernard Schneider Anton Karl. Injured Willam Embeck Henry Hahnet zin expected to recover.
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New York
Clausen & Price
Louis Boese
Bernard Schneider
Anton Karl
Willam Embeck
Henry Hahnetzin
Beese
Karl
City votes split on transit plan across wards and districts
Citywide tally shows Democratic wards favoring the transit measure with 9980 yes to 3998 no, and Republican wards reporting 6497 yes to 6808 no. Outlying Charlestown South Boston Brighton and Highlands Dorchester districts also split, with Charlestown 443 yes majority, South Boston 229, Brighton 156, Highlands Dorchester 470, as results roll in after 4 PM. Precinct 2 Ward 3 East Boston reported 40 yes 51 no early.
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Charlestown
South Boston
Brighton
Highlands-Dorchester
East
Boston
Cushman Arrested for Forging Note in Lake Quinsigamond Area
Adna C Cushman, former Lake View House proprietor at Lake Quinsigamond, was arrested in Worcester on a warrant by State Detective F L Odlin of Lewiston Maine for forging the name of Clorinda Buck of Lewiston on a promissory note for 1 8. The note dated May 18 1878 was found forged April 6 1879 during a real estate transfer when Mrs Buck lived in Paris Maine Cushman had been sought since then and has lived in Worcester fifteen years.
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Worcester
Adna C. Cushman
Lakeview
Lake Quinsigamond
F. L. Odlin
Lewiston
Clorinda
Buck
Cushman
Paris
City Decides on Issue as Returns Roll In
Early returns from Ward 2 Precinct 2 East Boston at 4 12 show a large no vote compared to yes. reporters and aldermen note the Meigs faction grows restless as more precincts come in with a clear anti Meigs majority.
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East
Boston
Aldermanic Chamber
Meigs
Beccame
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