Maryland Democrats Endorse Gorman for Senate Amid Tariff Debate
The Maryland Democratic convention laments Republican misrule, pledges tariff reform, and thanks Arthur P. Gorman for leading opposition to the force bill. It urges unified support for his reelection and calls on Democratic legislators to back him unanimously. The resolutions decry war taxes, monoplies, and political manipulation of the civil service.
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United States
Epublican
Civil Service of the
Harrison
Congress
Republican Party
Eugene
House of Representatives
City First Congress
Democratic Party
Arthur P. Gorman
Russia
Union
Senate
Maryland
General Assembly
Corcoran Likely Nominee for Lieutenant Governor
Boston dispatch from Springfield reports Massachusetts Democrats favor renomination of General Corcoran for Lieutenant Governor. A. G. Hill of Northampton mentioned as possible replacement for the three-year term, while Western Massachusetts seeks a national convention delegate. Josiah Quincy says Corcoran enjoys strong party support and would likely accept if urged. Western region to seek at large delegate, with Eastern Democrats expected to concede. Corcoran led the ticket last year with robust support and strong votes.
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Boston
Springfield
John W. Corcoran
Corcoran
A. G. Hill
Northampton
Russellas
Josiah Quincy
Democratic State Committee
Massachusetts
Western Massachusetts
Insurance Men Dine as Miller Presides at Banquet
The Penn Mutual Agency Association held its annual banquet at Parker House. About 100 gentlemen attended with R. Allison Miller installed as new president. Speeches honored guests including Insurance Commissioner George Merrill and Col. M. W. B. Forgerty. The event celebrated a tenth anniversary with notable remarks on the industry and the association's history. Elections named Miller president, with officers from Baltimore New York Boston Cleveland and others. Next annual meeting set for Chicago July 29-31 1892.
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Penn Mutual Agency Association
Parker House
R. Allison Miller
George 8. Merrill
M. W. B. Forgerty
Springfield
Miller
A. Plympton
W. H. Kern
Major Kern
Plympton
Agency Association
M. W. B. Edgerly
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
Newampshire
Horatio F. Stevens
Penns Company
George. Merrill
Massachusett Insurance Department
Merrill
Harry C. Lippincott
Philadelphia
Frank Wells
National Board of Directors of Medical Directors
Charles Watson
Penn Company
E. N. Whittier
Boston
Dward Bourne
B. S. Calef
Richard
Brock Offee
Harry Hallowell
New York
William H. Rhawn
Allison Miller
Huntington
Penn
Frank Markoe
Baltimore
J. A. Goulden
New _ York
Edward Browne
F. A. Kendall
Cleveland
J. E. Colt
Northumberland
W. M. Bunting
N. A. Plympton
J. C. Siggert
Pittsburg
C. §. Smith
Chicago
J. H. Harrison
Denver
Col
G. A. Watkins
The Schooner Volunteer Ready For New London Race
Lawley yard crews work on the Volunteer as the New York Yacht Club cruise keeps hands busy. Bottom cleaned and hull painted. sails ready. Captain Haff cautious about racing until the ship is fully tested. crew of ten and a mate. The Barbara Owenee Alberak and Beatrix also prepare for Newport events.
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Lawley’s
New York Yacht Club
General Paine
New London
Haff
Lawleys
Barbara
Owenee
Alberak
Beatrix
Mr.Turner
Newport
Marblehead
John B. Paine
Prince
London
Irish Party Prospects Widen as Self Government Bill Looms
Boston morning report notes evolving Irish politics with Healy and Parnell signaling support for local self government. It says clouds of discord may clear as the party reunites, depending on Dillon and O Briens future actions. Dillon hints at backing McCarthyite contenders in bye elections. O Brien plans rest to finish his historical novel.
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Boston Post
Timothy Healy
Mr. Parnell
Balfour
Messrs. Dillon
O’brien
Inngland
Dillon
Nourse Witchcraft Descendants Hold Eighth Reunion
Rebecca Nourse descendants gathered at Tapleyville for a basket picnic and business session. Officers elected include President B. F. Nourse, vice-president B. B. Nourse, secretary Elizabeth P. Nourse, treasurer Aaron Nourse. An endowment fund gained $5. next reunion targeted for July 30, 1892, near the 200th anniversary of Rebecca Nourse’s death. Notables present from Danvers, Salem, and surrounding towns.
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Danvers
Rebecca Nourse
Tapleyville
B. F. Nourse
Boston
B. B. Nourse
Westboro
Elizabeth P. Nourse
Salem
Aaron Nourse
Sylvanus Newhall
George Tapley
Brewer
Parsons
Danvers Historical Society
L. W. Nourse
Manchester
N. H
E. L. Hinkley
Lowell
J. M. Fiske
Panicked Rumors Shake New York Stock Exchange
False rumors circulated in New York on July 30 affecting banking houses and brokers. Union Pacific fell percent below the prior low amid bear market chatter, while Cotto and others felt the impact. Investigators traced rumors to a bankers meeting unrelated to trouble, instead about a new Liverpool cotton trading form.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Cotto
Liverpool
Bears
Ex-Congressman Simmonds to Take Patents Post
Ex- Congressman Simmonds of Connecticut arrives in Washington to assume duties as Commissioner of Patents. He will meet Secretary Noble and take charge on Saturday. Known for passing the international copyright bill, he carries the Legion of Honor award and plans to settle with his family at Arlington.
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Washington
Simmonds
Connecticut
Noble
Arlington
Ellen Seized for Trading With Foreign Port
San Francisco July 30 customs officers seized the American schooner Ellen under the law barring ships under thirty tons from trading between American and foreign ports. The Ellen small craft had arrived from Mexico with a cargo of copper ore.
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San FrAnNcisco
Ellen
Mexico
Suffolk Manufacturing Company Attached for 252000
Despatches from New York report that the Suffolk Manufacturing Company suspenders of Boston and New York has been attached in Boston for 252000. The business began thirteen years ago by YL. O. Potter and became a stock company in August 1883 with capital stock of 150000, later raised to 200000.
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New York
Suffolk Manufacturing Company
Boston
YL. O. Potter
Myopia makes first regular trip from Pride's Crossing to Hamilton
Salem reports the new ta ily ho coach Myopia connects Pride's Crossing with the North Shore line and the Myopia Club grounds at Hamilton for an exhibition polo game. Albert W. Young, a 14-year-old boy injured by a Lawrence train, dies at the hospital. Architect William D. Dennis receives a complimentary supper and an engraved gold watch. William Lovett of Hamilton loses fifty bushels of potatoes from his field near Asbury Grove. A farmer named Patch reports a stolen harness from his barn.
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Salem
Saleem
Pride’s Crossing
Manchester
North Shore
Myopia Club
Hamilton
Albert W. Young
William D. Dennis
William Lovett
Asbury Grove Camp Ground
Patch
Fashionable Lunch at Bar Harbor Hosts Turkish Minister
Bar Harbor Me July 30 Mavroyeni Bey the Turkish Minister gave a fashionable lunch party at the Cence Club House on Rodicks Island this afternoon. About 100 guests attended including Mrs Blaine the Misses Blaine Emmons Blaine James G Blaine Jr A Grip minister from Sweden Marquis D Imperiali Italian charge d affaires officers of the corvette enterprise Mrs Jurgis Mr and Mrs A Clifford Barney Mr George B Newell Mr and Mrs Arthur Ryerson and many other prominent society and political figures.
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Rodicks Island
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Misses Blaine
Emmons Blaine
James G. Blaine, Jr
A. Grip
Sweden
Marquis D. Imperiali
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Corvette — Enterprise
Jurgis
A. Clifford Barney
Eorge B. Newell
Arthur Ryerson
Goodwood Cup Race Won By Gonsalve at Goodwood
On the third day at Goodwood, the headline event was the Goodwood cup. Gonsalve secured first place, with Parmeceide finishing second and Melody third in the featured race.
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Raras
S. L. Peck
Warren
South
Providence
Lorenzo Shurtleff
London
Gonsalve
Parmeceide
Melody
Perils of the Rail near High Bridge and Donerail
Two wrecks on the Cincinnati Southern railroad early this morning near High Bridge and Donerail, Kentucky. A northbound freight derailment left five cars tumbling down a 30 foot embankment. two brakemen reportedly buried. A construction train collided with a freight south of Donerail, wrecking engines and cars. Engineer Ben Carroll was slightly hurt, fireman William McKinley crushed. The wrecks caught fire and burned rapidly.
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Cincinnati Southern Railroad
High Bridge
Donerail
Ben Carroll
William McKinley
Mr Spurgeon Worsens as Restless Day Is Noted
London July 31 Mr Spurgeon passed a restless day showing repugnance to food and his friends remain anxious about his condition amid ongoing concern for his health.
Elevated engineers seek settlement with Kansas City railroad
P M Arthur head of the Brotherhood of Railway Engineers arrived to settle grievances between Kansas City Elevated engineers and Receiver Edgarton. Wages face a cut from 270 to cite and seven grievance committee members were discharged. Arthur proposed 270 per day, Edgarton refused. A strike is possible this weekend with Brotherhood support.
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P. M. Arthur
The
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Quay Announces Resignation From Republican National Committee
Philadelphia July 30 Senator Quay arrived from Washington and spoke in a interview about resigning as chair of the Republican National Committee He said he had long sought to quit and had considered resigning after the 1888 election but was urged to stay He noted attacks prevented action until now and that he has severed ties with the committee.
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Quay
Washington
Republican National Committee
Florida
Clarkson
Salvation Army Wedding in New York
Adjutant William Winchell and Adjutant Ida May of the Salvation Army wed in headquarters at the Seventy first Regiment Armory wing. Mrs Ballington Booth officiated in the absence of her husband. A crowd paid 25 cents each, proceeds to the couple. The couple begin a wedding tour to Illinois as drums and cornets sounded.
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William Winchell
Ida May
Salvation Army
Ballington Booth
America
Seventy-first Regiment
Illinois
Important Railroad Move in Canada Ends Boycott
Carcaco July 30 The Chicago Grand Trunk and Grand Trunk railway of Canada lifted the boycott against the Chicago Alton road. The move follows prior severals by Eastern lines and is seen as a possible end to the pressure. Grand Army business for Alton and Wabash to Detroit is viewed as a key factor prompting other lines to consider ending their agreements.
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Chicago & Grand Trunk
Grand Trunk Railroad of
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Chicago & Alton Road
Grand Trunk
Board of
Alton
Grand Army
Detroit
Fastern
Riverside Boat Club Games Officials Named for Arlington Picnic
The Riverside Boat Club set tomorrow’s picnic and games at Spy Pond Grove Arlington with a full slate of officials. Eugene Buckley serves as referee with a roster of track field and timing judges, clerks, scorers, inspectors, announcer and marshals from B.A.A. G.A.C. M.A.C. R.B.C. and other groups.
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Spy Pond Grove
Arlington
Eugene Buckley
B.A.A
Joseph H. Smith
G.A.C
Harry W. Knight
M.a.a
John J. Galvin
T.A.C
F. T. Hayes
R.B.C
Fred ©. Foster
Frank S. Dardis
R.E.C
Joseph §. Donnelly
John A. Sullivan
F. S
David G. Murphy
M.A.C
Samuel L. Cook
Thomas F. Bey
R. P. Russell
W. S. Barnes
Post
J. Corkery
John J. Sullivan
J. Frank Facey
Montserrat Returns With Nitrate Cargo From Pisagua
The Montserrat, which left months ago with provisions for Chile, arrived back yesterday with nitrate. Captain Hughes reports minimal fighting for three months and notes that insurgents lack capable generals and admirals since Chilean campaigns against Peru ended. He says Balmaceda may gain an edge if new European vessels reach Chile before insurgents seize them.
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Cal
Montserrat
Chile
Pisagua
Hughes
Peru
Europe
Balmaceda
Outrages in China Reach Yangtze Valley
The City of Peking reports riots spread to Ichang and Halmen as mobs burn an inland mission station in Spasi and attempt to seize a steamer. Riots also hit fsung-Ming and a church is pillaged. Gunboats on the Yangtsze suppress the unrest amid an imperial edict raising salt tax and levying likin on opium.
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San Francisco
Peking
China
Yangtsze Valley
Ichang
Spasi
Halmen
fsung-Ming
Yangtsze
Fires Report From Connecticut and Mississippi Blaze Updates
The record notes a large Nepaug grocery store burned by an incendiary fire in Winstop Connecticut. It was owned by H Feltman of Brooklyn with a 3000 dollar loss, partly insured. In Vicksburg Mississippi a saw mill sash factory and lumber stack burned for about 50000 dollars with 20000 dollars insured. An awning at 1339 Tremont Street caught fire from a lit match and was put out by Patrolmen Busby and Durly with no alarm, damage about 16 dollars.
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Conn
M. D. Merrill’s
Nepaug
H. Feltman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Vicksburg
Miss
Springler
E. F. Sibley
Tremont Street
Busby and Durly
Rock Island Victory Celebration Bridges to Omaha Rail Service
Advices from Omaha report President Cable of the Rock Island celebrated defeating Jay Gould by crossing the Union Pacific bridge in his special car. Rock Island trains begin regular Omaha service tomorrow and Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul lines start using the bridge today. Through trains Chicago to Denver will run Aug. 16 using Union Pacific tracks from South Omaha to Lincoln.
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Chicago
Omaha
Cable
Rock Island
Jay Gould
Union Pacific
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Denver
South Omaha
Lincoln
Sealing Vessels Seized by U S Vessels in Behring Sea
San Francisco reports the steamer Bertha arrived from Kodiak Alaska with word from the Elsie that the sealing schooners La Nymphe and Mollie Adams in Behring Sea were seized by United States vessels for taking seals at sea.
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San Francisco
Bertha
Kodiak
Alaska
Elsie
la Nymphe
Mollie Adams
Behring Sea
United States
Dory Arrives Halifax After Fog Stranding Ship Crew
Hazarrax Nova Scotia July 30 Adam McGaskell and James Ryan reached Liverpool Nova Scotia in a dory after becoming lost in fog from the schooner William H Wellington of Gloucester Massachusetts on La Havre Banks last Saturday.
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Hazarrax
N.S
Adam McGaskell
James Ryan
Liverpool
N. S
William H. Wellington
la Havre
Gloucester
Mass
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