Foraker’s Ticket Nominated by Republicans of Ohio
A Republican slate in Ohio backs Foraker and adopts a platform endorsing John Sherman for president. Assistant Secretary Maynard issues a ruling affecting shipowners over tonnage rebate claims. Other notes cover local politics baseball results town hall dedication and more.
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Maynard
Somerville
Saratoga
Ford
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Patch
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Beatty
Blaine
Beverly
Hazen
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Railroad Committee
Henry George
Syracuse
Justin Winsor
Harvard College
Benedict Arnold
Deerfield
National Prohibition Party
National Committee
Land bill debate erupts as Healy suspended in Commons
In the House of Commons the land bill debate intensifies with Mr Healy suspended after a clash with Chairman amid interruptions from Conservative member De Lisle. The session ends as Mr Smith moves to suspend Healy with the vote carrying without division.
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Farewell to Concord Racing at Saratoga
A Saratoga race meet opener features multiple races with purses from 400 to 500 dollars. Noted were upset wins by Mamie Hunt and Nellie Van and a dramatic finish in the Excelsior sweepstakes with Dunboyne defeating Carey and Miss Ford.
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Modesty
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Gold Bar
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Great July Bargain Week at 32 to 44 North Street Boston
Stock clearout offers 175 India Seersucker Coats all sizes at 5.50 with last week’s prices 5 and 6. Fifty vests at 1.50 and a few white soiled vests 25 cents. Custom trousers remnant sale supports 70 to 90 orders daily and may end Saturday. Bathing suits hats shoes tents and boys clothes also deeply discounted as stock is cleared in Boston.
Sherman Victory in Ohio Republican Convention Nomination
Ohio Republicans name John Sherman as their unopposed presidential candidate amid a heated convention in Totepo. Blaine factions retreat as Sherman earns widespread support while Foraker leads the ticket and a protective tariff platform is adopted, promising unity and vigilance against rival factions.
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Souris Collector Refuses Return to Gloucester Seiners
The Hodgdon schooner case pits American seamen in distress against Canadian customs rules. Consular agent Carleton sought permission to move them on American vessels. the Souris collector declined. Shelburne and Halifax officials exchanged payments and releases, and the Annie W. Hodgdon sailed after being released.
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Cincinnati elects officers for General Society in Newport
The General Society of the Cincinnati elected officers led by President-general Hon. Hamilton Fish of New York and Vice-president-general Hon. R. M. McLean of Maryland. Other officers include Asa Bird Gardiner as secretary-general and John Schuyler as treasurer-general. The next triennial session will be in Baltimore in May 1890. An informal reception followed at George Peabody Wetmore's residence.
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Makin
Concord Summer School of Philosophy
Newport
R. L
General Society of the Cincinnati
Hamilton Fish
New York
R. M.mclean
France
Maryland
Asa Bird Gardiner
U.S. A
Rhode Island
Richard J. Manning
South Carolina
John Schuyler
Herman Burgin
New Jersey
Maryland Society
Baltimore
George Peabody Wetmore
Wetmore
Anthony brother of Susan B Anthony faces public censure
D R Anthony editor of the Leavenworth Times was publicly convicted on Leavenworth streets by Councilman Bond for publishing scurrilous articles.
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Susan B. Anthony
Leavenworth
Kan
Belfast customs harassment and House of Commons uproar
General P. A. Collins and party faced annoyance from Belfast customs officials. Mr. Chamberlain denies Sir George O Trevelyan's statements. Timothy Healy was suspended in the House of Commons. Amendments to the land bill were defeated. General Boulanger seeks official permission to duel with M. Ferry. The schooner Hodgdon was released after a fine was paid.
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Belfast
Irc
Chamberlain
George O.trevelyan
House of Commons
Timothy Healy
Boulanger
M. Ferry
Hodgdon
First Regiment to Represent State at Centennial
Weather notes say cooler with local rains. The First Regiment was chosen to represent the state at the constitutional centennial in Philadelphia. Frank Patchen won the 2:35 race and Lyttleton the 2:20 at Beacon Park. Massachusetts Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men held a sun council fire in Shawmut tribe’s wigwam. Chamber of Commerce forwards petitions to the interstate commission about Boston freight-rate discrimination. Stock market features a close money market with a sharp rise in Atchison securities.
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Lyttleton
Beacon Park
Great Council of Massachusetts
Order of Red Men
Great Sun Council
Shawmut Tribe
Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commission
Boston
Atchison Securities
Weather Indications For New England States
For twenty four hours starting 7 a m Friday July 29 local rains expected in Maine with northerly winds and cooler air in the west warmer in the east Massachusetts sees local rains and cooler conditions with westerly winds New Hampshire and Vermont report local rains cooler and variable winds Rhode Island and Connecticut enjoy cooler fair weather with westerly winds Eastern New York has northern shower activity and cooler conditions with variable winds Brattle Hill Observatory notes southeastern New England will be fair before afternoon showers.
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Late ship news from New York and London ports
Reports list vessels cleared in New York including steamers General Whitney Bearse Boston Warwick Morris Bristol Powhatan Jenkins Barcelona Manhattan Stevens and others and sailing details from Vineyard Haven and London with arrivals from New York Leith Dunnet Head Prawle Point Genoa Aberdeen and Hamburg and notes on the whaling schooner Rising Sun at Provincetown.
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Rising Sun
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Leith
Clintonia
Dunnet Head
Rotterdam
Arrest Reports Misread Collins Party in Belfast
The reports of the Hon. Patrick A. Collins of Boston and his party being arrested upon arrival from Glasgow were false. In Belfast they were detained at the customs house and subjected to a thorough examination by detectives, not officials, prompting irritation and questions about government scrutiny during their travels.
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Woburn
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Watts
Harris
Hawthorne
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School of Philosophy
Concord
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Irc
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France
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Ireland
Dublin
Chamberlain challenges Trevelyan over round table claims
London reports Mr. Chamberlain denies Trevelyan’s statements on negotiations with the Unionists and Gladstone. He challenges Trevelyan to prove any pledge that Gladstone would accept a condition from Hartington and Chamberlain, and accuses Trevelyan of late Unionist sympathy.
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George O. Trevelyan
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William Vernon Harcourt
William
George Trevelyan
George
General Boulanger Seeks Duel With Ferry Over Epinal Speech
Paris July 98 The Courier du Soir reports General Boulanger has requested official permission to challenge M Ferry to a duel due to the ex-prime minister's recent Epinal speech.
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Courier du Soir
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Salisbury warns Conservatives on possible Parliament dissolution
From Loxton July 28 Lord Salisbury cautions the Conservative party to prepare for a possible dissolution of Parliament warning against separatist influence and urging organized instruction of the public. He notes past early terminations and stresses vigilance.
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Cross
Ireland
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Peterspure
Balachua
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Hamburg Borsenhalle
New York
Hamburg
No Monopoly as Syracuse Labor Platform Basis
Henry George in the Standard predicts the Syracuse labor convention will adopt the Clarendon Hall platform summed by no monopoly. He says German Socialist influence within the party will accept this, given the rejection of collective constraints and support for individual freedom of action.
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Syracuse
New York
the Standard
Clarendon Hall
Smallpox Outbreak Aboard Ship Hipparchus Landing
The steamship Hip parchus arrived at Narantine with a general cargo and thirty one US passengers from Buenos Ayres and Rio Janeiro. After leaving Rio Janeiro a smallpox outbreak occurred among Hungarian and Polish passengers. Three children died and were buried at sea while four other passengers are ill.
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