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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1889
Page
1
President's day in Washington shifts on pardons and posts
Deer Park Md July 25 The President reviewed Justice Department papers and denied pardon requests from Louis C Powell Edward Bennett and Samuel Butler of South Carolina for internal revenue offenses. Charles W Smith of eastern Michigan was pardoned for forging a money order signature. Possible new interstate commissionership assignments discussed with New England or Middle States leading candidates. Ex Speaker Noyes and Judge Veazie named as possibilities. Senator Platt consulted but unlikely to propose. Ex Congressman Yost sought input on Republican factional affairs but was not heard. General Harrison declines interviews for minor offices. cabinet handles those.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Department of Justice
Washington
Miller
Louis C. Powell
South Carolina
Powell
Edward Bennett
Samuel Butler
Charles W. Smith
Michigan
New England
Middle States
Noyes
Massachusetts
Walker
Veazie
Vermont
Platt
Connecticut
Steamers Arrive With Broad Range of Origins
Shipping news records arrivals and departures across Atlantic ports noting ships such as Albert from Baracoa Miranda from Jamaica bergenseren from Baracoa Nova Scotian from Liver Hafis from Hamburg St Rouans from Liverpool Rotterdam Vorwarts from Isteimen Rhynland from Antwerp Tancarsville from shields Godrevy from St Jago Bolivia from New York to Glasgow State of Nevada to New York Lake Superior from Montreal Alesia from New York for Marseilles Charrington Montreal for Grameey Energie New York for remen Earl King Montreal for London Gluckanf Philadelphia for Hamburg Gay Mannering Iloilo for Off the Lizard Rialto New York for Newcastle Suez Philadelphia for Rouen Avalon from Quebec Davis from Pensacola Kepler from New York Cambodia Iloilo for New York Sarmatian Montreal Lizard area and other July 24 25 26 entries list numerous routes and port exchanges
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Albert
Baracoa
Miranda
Jamaica
Bergenseren
Baltimore
Nova Scotian
Hafis
Hamburg
New York
St. Rouans
Liverpool
Rotterdam
Vorwarts
Isteimen
Rhynland
Antwerp
Tancarsville
Shields
Philadelphia
Godrevy
St. Jago
Avonmouth
Bolivia
Larne
State of Nevada
Glasgow
Nevada
Sout Pton
Saale
Bremen
Lake Superior
Montreal
Alesia
Dunnet Head
Charrington
Grameey
Aoe
Lizard
Energie
Remen
Krow Head
Earl King
London
the Lizard
Gluckanf
Gibraltar
Gay Mannering
Iloilo
Rialto
Newcastle
Eng
Boston Business Leader Praises Dr Carroll for Catarrh Cure
R L Frampton of Hyde Park credits Dr Carroll at 175 Tremont Street with rapid improvement in his son's chronic catarrh. Frampton reports better appetite, rested mornings, and disappearance of severe headaches after starting treatment. Dr Carroll, with long experience, offers in person and mail consultations, promising cures for catarrh and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
R. L. Frampton
Providence Street
Hyde Park
Robert
L. Frampton
Post
Boston
J. G. Carroll
Evans House
Tremont St
Enthusiastic New York meeting backs 1892 World Exposition
A July 25 gathering at City Hall drew Ex-Governor Cornell General Sherman and Mayor Grant to back New York as the 1892 World Exposition site. A committee of finance organization legality and size was formed with 25 members each. Names of contributing bodies like banks brewers crockery clothing and ships were invited to appoint representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grant
Cornell
General Sherman
Calvin
Brice
Chapin
Brooklyn
Edison
Grace
Wreckham
Cooper
America
Columbus
Hemisphere
William M. M. Spier
the Sun
Jersey City
Cunniff
McLaughlin
Ward 7
Maccabe
John B. Martin
Barry
Shah Se Ee
Bisivewaen Nel
Cambridge to Award School Contract to Giddings & Son
The Cambridge City Council committee on public property yesterday awarded the contract for erecting the new English High School to J. K. Giddings & Son of Somerville for 170076 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge City Council
Messrs. J. K. Giddings & Son of
Somerville
Gladstone in Favor Again in Royal Grants Debate
In the Commons the royal grants issue sparked a heated exchange. Mr Labouchere attacked the subsidies, asserting excess as he proposed trimming the royal household to fund junior rights, while Mr Smith defended economy. Gladstone backed the government, Morley signaled broader reform, and The Times praised Gladstone amid his golden wedding note.
Parnell Commission Recess Gets Underway in London
London July 25 The Parnell Commission recessed after testimony by accountant Hardcastle concerning Land League books and unaccounted funds. Times witness payments were discussed with an unsure total, and Mr Sexton said he could not sum up for the Parnellites without colleague consultation. Sir Henry James for the Times commented on the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Parnell Commission
Hardcastle
The
Land League
League
Ladies’ League
Soames
Times
Sexton
Hannen
Parnellites
Henry James
the Times
Parnell Commission Adjourns As Key Witnesses Remain Silent
Presiding Justice Hannen warned that further evidence would be called only if exceptional, as the court adjourned to Oct 24. It ordered Thomas Condon and John O'Connor, MPs jailed in Ireland for Crimes act offences, to complete their terms in a London prison after testifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannen
Sexton
Thomas Condon
John O'Connor
House of Commons
Ireland
London
Parnell Commission
Gladstone Golden Wedding Day Gifts From Royal Family
London July 25. The golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Gladstone was marked by royal messages and gifts including a gold inkstand for Mr Gladstone from the Prince of Wales. A portrait of Mr Gladstone with his grandson by Millais aroused attention among Liberal ladies, and many callers, including John Morley Sir William Vernon Harcourt and the Earl of Aberdeen, visited the couple at James Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James Street
Mr. Gladstone
John Morley
Sir William Vernon Harcourt
Earl of Aberdeen
Balfour’s Bitter Speech in Salisbury Address
Mr. Balfour the chief secretary for Ireland spoke at a Salisbury mass meeting declaring that Gladstone’s speeches were the real origin of Par nellism and Crime. The remarks tie party rhetoric to alleged political wrongdoing amid debate on Irish affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Kent
London
Balfour
Mesbury
Gladstone
Ireland
Salisbury
Breslau Striker Trials End with Thirty-Two Convictions
The Breslau arrest trial of strikers results in 32 convictions. Henkel, the ringleader, gets seven years penal servitude and seven years civil rights deprivation. Nine others receive 18 months to five years hard labor. Twenty-two get one to four years imprisonment without hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breslau
Henkel
London Society Attends Dinner at Bonynge House
In London July 25 a social gathering included the Marquis of Lorne Princess Louise the United States Minister Lincoln Mrs Lincoln and other notable guests who dined with Mr and Mrs Bonynge. The same date Paris reports Rochefort to contest Belleville in the upcoming Chamber of Deputies elections. Mr Loring American minister presented credentials to the King at Cintra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marquis of Lorne
Princess Louise
United States
Lincoln
Bonynge
Fet
Russia
Crete
Spaklia
Retimo
Milata
Sidera
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Henri Rochefort
Belleville
Parisian
Lisson
Loring
Cintra
Murder defendants arraigned in Cronin case at Curiaco
Dan Coughlin P O Sullivan J F Beggs John Kunz and Frank Woodruff were arraigned before Judge Horton on murder charges in Cronin case. All but Coughlin said they were ready for trial. Coughlin wished to consult his attorney. The matter was continued to tomorrow morning for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Park
Garstogs
Queen & Crescent Railroad
Sullivan-Kilrain
New York
Lewis Bros. & Co
New_York dry goods house
Heron
Dan Coughlin
P. O'Sullivan
J. F. Beggs
John Kunz
Frank Woodruff
Dr. Cronin
Minnesota
Dakota
Cheyenne Agency Council
Crook
Curiaco
Horton
Coughlin
Spring Wheat Crop Estimates Rise in Northwest Regions
Minneapolis July 25 The Market Record statistician Colonel Rogers reports spring wheat is approaching maturity with yield expected higher than last week. Minnesota may reach 15 bushels and total for the two Dakotas could reach about 55 million, with overall across regions near 80 million bushels. Harvesting begins early in Cass County Dakota with twenty machines on the Dalrymple farm. quality praised despite thinner heads than usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Colonel Rogers
Market Record
Northwest
Minnesota
Dakotas
Duluth
Dalrymple
Cass County
Dakota
Officers arrest Kenny for breaking and entering Ballard home
Special Officers Johnson and Ryder of Station I arrested Frank Kenny alias Condon, residing at 365 Columbus Avenue, for breaking and entering the dwelling of O. J. D. Ballard of Malden and stealing clothing and silverware valued at $77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson and Ryder
Station i
Frank Kenny
Condon
Columbus Avenue
O. J. D. Ballard
Malden
Somersworth Tennis Club Tournament Concludes in Fallus
The fifth annual Somersworth Tennis Club tournament in Great Falls closes after three days of play. Twenty one enter singles, eleven enter doubles. Wrenn brothers win doubles first prize over G A Hard and F A Walker 6 3 6 3 6 2. Hurd takes singles first over E Wrenn 6 4 7 5 5 7 6 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somersworth
Great Fallus
N. H
Somersworth Tennis Club
Wrenn Brothers
G. A. Hard
F. A. Walker
G. A. Hurd
E.wrenn
Wrenn
Rockland House Hop Draws Wealthy Boston Set to Nantasket
The Rockland House hop at Nantasket near South Shore drew an unprecedented crowd of six to seven hundred. Reeves’s Band performed a fifty-piece program as guests arrived from Boston and vicinity. The event featured decorated halls, dancing from 9 to 10:30 with supper, then continued late into the night, celebrating a festive seaside season turnout and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantasket
Sreeray
South Shore
Boston
Rockland
Reeves
Providence
Charles Bb. Perkins
F. Blackwood Fay
Zenas Sears
A. H. Alden
Joseph Stone
Thomas F. Patterson
W. H. Lucas
N. XE. Weeks
H. M. Leland
Charles
M. Sears
Thomas F. Patterson, Jr
C. E. Richards
A. 8. Leland
H. W. Patterson
J. H. Sears
M. Fay Skinner
P. E. Eddy
H. D. Hyde
Charles W. Stevens
M. F. Arnold
G. W. Wiles
H. F. Vining
H. M. White
F. W. Turner
W. F. Johnson
Eli. Hatch
E. C. Harris
L. E. Shawley
Charles Vose
A. J. Tower
George D. Atkins
Poor
Chapman
Atlantic House
J. W. Cartwright
Lizzie Bichardgon
C. C. Moulton
Hull
A. Torrey
Gun Rock
W. M. Bunting
Atlantic Hotel
L. Tyler Pratt
Pemberton
Jerusalem Road
W. W. Clapp
J. V. Apthorp
H. H. Coolidge
Charles A. Thorne
Matthew Luce
L. Hollingsworth
Er. A. Horton
F. ©. Manning
Joseph H. Kendall
Cohasset Club
KR. G. Haskell
A. Pope
Georg Clapp
Sallie Fisk
J. Langdon
Fisk
Tidd
Mabel Wood
John Shepard
Beach Bluff
G. A. Dull
G. H. Dill
F. A. Osborne
Charles Stevens
Hussey
C. H. Robbins
C. A. Don
Dalton
Charles Bliss
Carrie Bliss
Frank Bliss
Thayer
W. O. Blake
Lizzie Kendall
A. Williams, Jr
Cohasset
E. L. Ripley
John D. Long
Mr. Childs
Alexander H. Rice
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Powell
Jacob P. Bates
Bates
Gove
Rothwell
Elizabeth B. Kendall
Elizabeth B. Kendall, Mr. and Mrs. Warnest W. Cushing
Cyrus Clark
Helen Clark
Arthur Clark
Horace Hh. Stevens
C. P. Gaither
Mary 5. Potter, Jr
Lizzie May Whipple
John P. Whipple
Spooner
Hingham
C. B. Barnes
Oaklands
F. B. Daniels
Charles Blake
Ww. O. Blake
George
Blackmar
L. Pitlin
G. G. Crocker
Rk. H. Stearns
Mr. Richards
J. Henry Sears
G. M. Morgan
Henry M. Whitney
North Cohasset
A. . Pope
GT. W. Braman
Lyman Hollingsworth
J. Bb. Moors
George W. Hall
HW. D. Yer
Charles Whiting
George F. Bouve
Jordan
George Thayer
H. W. Estabrook
Stanwood
Bryant
Lot Mansfield
Charles H. McKennen
William W. Sins
William Mandell
H. Bouve
Henry Estabrook
Ella Estabrook
George KE. Kunhardt
Lawrence
Lathrop
C. O. Billings
Charles H. Cole
F. E. Bryant
Horace Stevens
S. Harry Hooper
Fred Turner
William Edwards
Mattie Pope
Agnes Blake
George Lamon
William 56
Fearing
Blanche King
Rosamond Norris
Josephine Newman
May, Newman
Fannie Fottler
Gertrude Fearing
William Fearing
Standish
Dexter K. Wordsworth
George E. Newcomb
J. H. Dyer
E. H. Sampson
C. BE. Thayer
John ©. Baird
Henry‘. Wing
Alfred ‘F. Turner
Charles B. Perkins
W. H. Claflin, Jr
J. Kettelle
3. P. Mandell
L. W. Dutton
M. M. Dutton
5S. C. Sherman
A. S. Adams
Samuel Hobbs
Robert P. Gould
Charles _Darrow
Er. C. Morse
O. H. Sampson
Edward Fuller
J. Converse Gray
N. E. Weeks
Charles M. Carter
Addison Boyden
Charles S. Kendall
W. H. Stacey
Edward Potter
W. H
Phipps
Charles E. Richards
W._ Kilburn
F. M. Crosby
Dennison Warren _Hapgood
Harold Going
E. A. Wheeler
J. A. Bubier
William E. Murdock
Scripente
A. Rodliff
Walter E
Burned Barn Charge Leads to Arrest in Harraston
George M. Cook and Mrs. A. P. Cook were arrested in Harraston on a complaint by the Selectmen for burning a barn on July 20. They were placed in the lockup pending a trial in District Court Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harraston
George M
A. P. Cook
Harmony in Boston Democratic meeting hints at unity lesson
More than 200 delegates met in the First Session of the Superior Court room to push for harmony in the Boston Democratic City Committee. John E. Fitzgerald urged caution to avoid widening party rifts while the body admitted contested delegations and prepared for a permanent structure amid factional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Cunniff
Democratic City Committee
Superior Court
John E. Fitzgerald
Charlestown
McCarthy
Ward 14
Richard Sullivan
Ward 22
Alderman Murphy
Sachem Jenkins
Cunniff
Boston
Barry
Ward 24
Char Trusts
O’mealey
Meionnon Tall
T. J. Barry
Hayward
Ward 3
O'Mealey
Ward 17
Lanrezan
Messrs. Hartnett
M.T. J. Barry
F. J. Barry
Henry E. Hayward
J.C. Fallon
T. F. Keenan
James L. Maccabe
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