Attack on Speaker Reed by Struble in House Battle
Washington July 29 open revolt against Speaker Reed was preached on the House floor by Rep Struble of Iowa. Struble charged Reed with dictatorial refusals to recognize him for a Sioux City public building bill. he called for a challenge to the Speaker's authority and cited the bill's eight year delay and prior vetoes by Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sreeran
Reed
Representative Struble
Iowa
Struble
Sioux City
Cleveland
Lam
Siuble
Mir
Carlisle
Morse
Massachusetts
Haunton
Senate tariff clash and McKinley bill debate rages on
In the Senate the McKinley tariff plan dominates, with amendments on acetic and chromic acids debated. Arguments center on protection versus free trade, boracic and bichromate duties, and sugar and tin plate taxes. Stakeholders include McPherson, Aldrich, Gorman, Hiscock, Blair, Voorhees, Jones, and Sherman, with references to Amoskeag, Manchester, and New Jersey industry. Adjourned after a long session, next meeting scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacPlerson
Stewart
Aldrich
McPherson
Yeas
Blair
Amoskeag Company
New Lampshire
Manchester
N. J
Jones
Arkansas
Senate
Republican Party
Senate Finance Committee
McKinley
United
Mr. Jones
Sugar Trust
Mr. Gorman
Gorman
Baltimore
Rhode Island
Maryland
Chamber
New England
Plumb
Blaine
Cleveland
Maine
United States
Treasury
Sherman
Alr
Bliscock
Hiscock
New York
New York State
Finance Committee
Germany
France
England
Belgium
Democratic Election Fund
Morgan
New Jersey
Free
Voorhees
House Adopts Resolution on Appropriations and Debates Printing Grand
In Washington on July 29 the House passed a joint resolution extending to August 14 existing appropriations. Committee of the whole debated a 250000 printing office expansion, and rejected non-concurrence. An $800000 site purchase for a Supreme Court building faced opposition. Speaker Reed was attacked by Mr. Struble but defended by others. Irrigation amendment limited debate before adjournment at 4:60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasudtoy
Jay
Senate
Bawyer
Postofica
Sherman
Ingails
Department of Communication
Wage Workers’ Alliance
Mrr
MicPherson
Yeas
Mr. Voorhees
New York
Voorhees
Johnny O'Brien
Jackson
Robert J. Walker
Polk
Republican
Alexander the Great
Reagan
Hiscock
Spooner
Aldrich
House
Lilly
Richardson
Tennessee
Struble
Iowa
Reed
Carlisle
Cannon
Peters
Kansas
Supreme Court
Capitol
Caruth
Kentucky
Alexander Selkirk
North Carolina
Mr. McClammy
Government Printing Office
Cambridge Aldermen Oppose Railroad Crossing Plan At Front Street
The Cambridge Board of Aldermen and Common Council adopted a resolution opposing the Railroad Commissioners plan to place the burden of an overhead crossing on the city. The city solicitor was ordered to use legal means to enforce the law and consult other counsel. An order authorized lowering culverts in Alewife Brook at Broadway Somerville and North Avenue at a cost not exceeding 4000 dollars. The public buildings were set to close August 12. A motion to give G A R employees a vacation August 11 to 16 failed. Flags will be displayed on public buildings during Encampment Week. City Hall room reassignments were approved and plans for furnishing City Hall were to be procured. The board adjourned to August 5.
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Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Front Street
Alewife Brook
Broadway
Somerville
North Avenue
Committee On
Remont Street
Harvard Square
Cambridge
Boston
West End
Park Square
Charles Street
Bowdoin Square
Providence
Monument
Grove Hall
Tremont Street
Shawmut Avenue
Dover
Northampton
Roxbury Street
Warren Street
Grove Hall Station
Bine Hill Avenue
Franklin Park
Babylon
Tremont House
Brookline
Brighton
Beacon Street
Womel
Monks
Carpenter Strike Not Declared Off at Wells Memorial Hall
Carpenters held a special meeting in Wells Memorial Hall and did not lift the strike after receiving the executive committee report. They voted to elect additional walking delegates. Steamfitters' Helpers organized a union at 987 Washington Street with seventy five charter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters
Wells Memorial Hall
Washington Street
Local teen arrested for breaking and entering Kingston Street shop
Daniel I. Shea, eighteen, was arrested last evening by Officers Sawyer and Gaddis of Station 5 for breaking and entering the store of George Walton at 111 Kingston Street and stealing 100 dog collars valued at 145 dollars. Officers recovered twenty three collars valued at 74 dollars and 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel I. Shea
Sawyer and
Gaddis
Station 5
George Walton
Kingston Street
Life and Duty of Electric Car Operators in City Transit
A Post reporter investigates the dangers of the overhead electric streetcar system. Observations on driver fatigue crowding and speeding reveal risks on narrow streets and at busy intersections. Manager Monks defends training, discipline, and new employee badges while outlining plans for route signaling lanterns and safer operations.
Yachtsmen Entertained At Camden And New London Cruises
The Great Head Yacht Club members on a Camden cruise enjoyed a dinner at Bay View Hotel and a ball, with a sail for town ladies and a buckboard ride to Megunticook Lake. Simultaneously Lynn Yacht Club plans its bazaar to clear debt, and preparations for the Expert cup race August 23. Commodore Gerry leads New York Yacht Club’s Eastern waters cruise aboard Electra with a fleet from New London toward Newport and Vineyard Haven on a two week voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campia
Great Head
Camden Mountain
Megunticook Lake
Lincolnville Beach
Camden
Lynn
Speciar
Irene
Northport
William Gordon
Harry Armestead
Velura
H. L. Parker
Maine
Lynn Yacht Club
Astria
Lynn Harbor
Alice
New York
Sprerar
Gerry
Electra
New London
New York Yacht Club
Thames
Vivienne
Voenel
Marguerite
Fra Diavolo
Meteor
Tillie
Trophy
Orienta
Romance
Helen
Miranda
Newport
Ogden Goelet
Newart
Vineyard Haven
New Bedford
Man Refuses Sea Duty Arrested After Noon
Thomas Wilson was arrested yesterday afternoon by harbor police officer Fallon for refusing to go to sea aboard the schooner Lacey A. Stone bound for Sierra Leone Africa. He was taken to the station and then to the schooner by Captain Bragdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wilson
Ofticer Fallon
Lacey A. Stone
Sierra Leone
Africa
Bragdon
Sailor George Schwartz Arrested for Assault on North Street
Officer Wise of Station 1 arrested sailor George Schwartz last evening for assaulting Mary Ceuiza with a brick on North Street. Ceuiza’s nose required eight stitches from Dr. Eliot.
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Officer Wise
Station
George Schwartz
Mary Ceuiza
North Street
Dr. Eliot
Picnic Train Accident Injures South Boston Rider
John McAvoy aged eighteen of 63 Alger Street South Boston fell from a moving picnic train on the New York & New England line near Bird Street. He sustained a compound fracture of the leg and was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McAvoy
Alger Street
Boston
New York & New England Railroad
Bird Street
McAvoy
City Hospital
Ingersoll Gift to Keene Creates Local Museum Room
Miss Caroline H Ingersoll presents a large collection of family relics to the city of Keene. The gift includes pictures furniture military papers autographs coins and curiosities. The city dedicates a room in the new Library Building as the Ingersoll Room as a nucleus for a museum of local and general interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline H. Ingersoll
Keene
Selee's Men Strike a Snag in Cleveland Game
The Boston Players stumble as Selee's lineup falters against Cleveland Comiskey's nine in a key American and Atlantic Association clash. The defeat leaves Boston slipping to third place while Cleveland-C comiskey's squad gains ground in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Players
Cleveland
Comiskey
Cincinnati Surges Past Boston 3 to 0 in Wild First Inning
Mullane struggled in the first inning issuing three walks and with an error and hits the visitors scored three runs. Getzein was hit hard throughout as Cincinnati finally shut down Boston. Attendance 1,767. Final: Cincinnati 8 Boston 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnatis
N.L
Bostons
Cincinnati
Mullane
Getzein
K. Bulpo
A. Rest
B. McPhee
Long
Beard
Sullivan
Holliday
OlHardy
Reilly
Brodie
Knight
Hines
Nicol
McGarr
Uy Harringtone
Bennett
Smith
Leard
Marr
McWhee
Tucker
Hardie
Harrington
Getgein
McDermott
Keenan
Cleveland Beats Boston In Poor Slugging Showdown
In Cleveland on July 29 the Boston team and the Cleveland nine produced a low scoring slugging contest. Kilroy pitched poorly and Madden offered little improvement as Cleveland prevailed 6 to 4. Stovey and Delehanty contributed on offense for Boston, but the club’s fielding and bullpen issues hampered them throughout.
Keefe fuels Philadelphias past Buffalos in 9th inning loss
Keefe walked seven and hit free bases as the Philadelphias defeated the Buffalos 9 to 3 at Olympic Park. Attendance was 937. Final line shows Philadelphias 10 hits to Buffalos 6 with 5 errors by Philadelphias and 4 by Buffalos. Stolen base by Hoy and back-to-back miscues factor into the scoring.
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Philadelphias
AP. L
Buffalos
Burrano
Keefe
Bisons
Olympic Park
Scisss
Rballinton
Mulligan
Mack
L’hiladelphias
White
Griffin
Shindle
Wood
Hoy
Buffinton
Rowe
Nowe
Farrar
Rainey
Gaffney and Sherman
Chicago Chicagos Defeat Brooklyns Again in July Game
Chicago Chicagos beat the Brooklyns 5 to 3 before 2605 spectators. Batting highlights include Ryan Seery Orr Ward with two and three base hits. Baldwin and Farrell paired for the Chicagos in the pitching effort. Sawders and Daly for Brooklyn. Time 1h 50m.
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Chicagos
P. L
Brooklyns
Chicaco
Waae Ook Cai Ooo
Haldwin
Farrell
Sawders
Daly
Ryan
Seery
Orr
Ward
Baldwin
L'Teifer
Comiskey
Bauer
Wara
L’earce
Snyder
Bleoks meet Clevelands in rough high scoring game
Brooklyn bats explode with 10 runs 7 hits 4 errors while Cleveland edges them 8 to 5 in a July 29 battle. Garfield erratic on the mound for Clevelands. Lovett Daly pair handle Brooklyns. Attendance 1200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyns
Clevelands
Inpranavotts
Garfield
Lovett
Daly
Zimmer
Collins
Burns
Terry
Zimmier
Foutz
Daily
Smith
McKean
Davis
Pinkney
Dowse
Sdanly
Kinkney
McQuaid
Latham Released By Chicago Players Basebal Club
W A Latham third baseman of the Chicago Players National League club was released tonight at his own request and may join Al Johnsons Cleveland club after negotiations. Harry Leach, Players' League umpire, was released today with Charlie Snyder replacing him. Worcester club in bad straights directors offer 50 percent of month's salary if players go on trip to Baltimore and then depend on gate receipts for pay. Atlantic Association games include Washingtons beating Baltimores 9 0 by forfeit and 4 1 in another game. New Haven 9 Columbus 5. American Association Athletics 7 Toledo 0. Rochester 6 Louisville 3. St Louis 6 Syracuse 3.
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Arlie” Latham
Curcaco
W. A. Latham
Chicago Players
al Johnson
Cleveland
Harry Leach
Charlie Snyder
Worcester
Worcester Baseball Association Today
Baltimore
Atlantic Association
Washington
Baltimores
Washingtons
New Haven
New Havens
Columbus
American Association
Ice From Oak Grove Farm Draws Big Crowd At Squire Store
A large crowd gathered at Frank O. Squire & Co. yesterday as Oak Grove Farm Artificial Ice Company unloading ice. The ice, frozen the day before, was clear and hard as crystal and claimed to be purer and longer lasting than ordinary ice. The company currently produces about twenty five tons a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O. Squire & Co
Oak Grove Farm
Masonic Temple Lighting by Edison Illuminating Co
The Grand Lodge A F M contracted Edison Electric Illuminating to light the Masonic Temple by its incandescent system. Old South free lectures for youths begin this afternoon with the topic American Indians and Professor George H. Perkins discussing the Mound Builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Edison Electric Iluminating Company
Masonic Temple
George H. Perkins
Frank Walker
Hanover and
Parmenter Streets
City
Kirkland Street
Sallie Joy White
New England Woman’s Press Association
Park Street
Boston
Frank Leslie
Emmons
East Boston District Court
Mary Leonard
Shawmut Cottage
Crescent Beach
Winthrop
Poor Folk Lose Money In North End Swindle
Miss M L Richards ran the Bethany Mission on Canal Street with an employment office until a 50 year old man, Christian M Degetau, was hired as manager. After Richards left, several clients paid $1 each for jobs that proved unavailable, totaling about $15. Detectives Johnson and Tryder seek the culprit. Richards is being treated as blameless, and the license is in her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Richards
Bethany Mission
Canal Street
Miss Richards
Christian M. Degetau
Johnson
Tryder
Station 1
Degetau
Massachusetts Club Nantasket Outing Indorses Force Bill
The annual summer outing of the Massachusetts Club at Nantasket drew about twenty five members including President William Claflin and several notable speakers. Claflin opened with a welcome, Dr Long predicted prosperity for Portugal, and speakers discussed tariffs, equal rights in elections, and European politics. The group endorsed the force bill and approved Senator Hoar’s handling of the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Club
Nantasket
William Claflin
George B. Loring
A. W. Beard
F. D. Curner
Frank D. Allen
Homer Rogers
Arthur W. Tufts
E. W. Kinsley
Albert C. Burrage
William W. Doherty
Edward L. Pierce
Claflin
Dr. Long
Portugal
Collector Beard
Congress
Blaine
Currier
Hoar
Savory Bridges Wedding in Somerville Unites Bridges and Savory
Miss Frances Louise Bridges and Eugene Buswell Savory were wed at the Bridges home 228 Medford Street Somerville with Rev. Charles A Skinner officiating The bridal party included Laura Higgins as bridesmaid Charles Bridges as best man Berry Allison and Herbert Leighton as ushers A large reception followed and the couple plan a two week tour in New Hampshire before settling back on Medford Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Louise Bridges
Charles H. Bridges
Eugene Buswell
Medford Street
Somerville
Charles A. Skinner
First Universalist Church
Laura Higgins
Charles Bridges
Berry Allison
Herbert Leighton
Mrs. Savory
New Hampshire
Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Impure Blood Ailments
Advertisement claims Bots and pimples and various affections arise from heated blood in season. Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold as a cure by purifying vitalizing and enriching the blood while strengthening the whole system.
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Speaker Reed
Mr. Struble
Mr. Carlisle
Cambridgeh
Carpenter
Mr. Monks
Roxbury
Dudley Street
Great Head Yacht Club
Keene, N. H
U. S. Gov't Report
G. O. Taylor
Taylor
Kruggists
Chester H, Graves & Sons
Selee
Wanes
Brooklyng
New Yorks
Pittsburgs
Bk Va
Kilroy
Madden
Ay Fe Stricker
Brown
Delehanty
Stovey
Browning
Keily
Larkin
Brouthera
Trennan
Rich’dson
McAleer
Nash
Radford
Quinn
Satellite
Murphy
Gruber
biSwett
Eee
Sutcliffe
Pases
Stricker
Brouthers
Brennan
Kelly
Swett
Prenthers
Ferguson
Holbert
N. L
Chicago
Stein
Vickery
Kittridge
Clement
Chitacos
Earle
Glenaltin
Wilmot
Clements
Hamilton
Clementa
Philadelphia
Athletics
Toledos
Rochester
Rochesters
Louisvilles
Syracuse
St. Louis
John St
Dr. Loring
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