East Boston Republicans Hear Hoar Ames and Long Banquet
A Maverick House banquet for East Boston Republicans featured Senators Hoar and Long and Governor Ames with over 100 attendees. Speakers condemned Mugwumps while praising the Republican record, urging tariff reform, currency stability, liquor restriction, and reduction of internal revenue taxes amid a push to mobilize local party strength.
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Senator Hoar
Long
Boston
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Fater
Wendell Phillips
Charles Sumner
Henry Wilson
Democratic Party
Washington Allston
Cambridge
Aristides
France
Ile
Ames
Alleged Race Discrimination in Georgia Central Case
May 31 report that the interstate commerce commission ordered Georgia Central railroad executives to answer a complaint by W H Council of Alabama alleging first class denial due to color. Commissioner Bragg praise mentions past support for colored passengers and segregated first class cars as a justice measure.
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Interstate Commission
Georgia Central Railroad
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Alabama
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Alabama Board of Railroad Commissioners
RECORD OF FIRES HITS MULTIPLE LOCATIONS ACROSS NATION
A series of fires destroys buildings and stock from New York to California. Vanderbilt farm at New Dorp loses barn and stables with Mrs Woodrow among remains found. Santa Cruz hotels burn, property losses reach 50000 partly insured. Dr Richs house in Havernut burns. chimneys blamed. Post office in Sycamore and several firms suffer 20000 loss. Lumber yard in Katine Sumarr destroyed. insured. High Street Church fire narrowly contained. A large eight story warehouse in New York loses up to 300000 with 4000 bales of cotton gone. lamp explosion cited.
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Robert Woodrow
Dr. Rich
Amesbury Road
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Harvard Lacrosse Clippers win over NYU at Brooklyn grounds
Harvard defeated New York University 4 to 0 at the Brooklyn Athletic Association grounds. Harding opened the scoring at two minutes. Dudley assisted Gardner for Harvard’s second at eleven minutes. Gardner scored the third, then Towle added the fourth after a scrimmage finish. Referee ended play after five more minutes.
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Earthquake Shocks Reported in Jamestown and Benson
Jamestown New York felt a distinct earthquake shock at 10 o clock this morning lasting briefly with residents alarmed as an underground explosion seem. Benson Ann May 81 recorded another severe quake at 11 55 yesterday morning causing alarm but no damage noted.
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Miss Minna R. Pollock Appointed Commissioner of Deeds
New York on May 31, the board of aldermen appointed Miss Minna R. Pollock, a noted translator and law writer, as commissioner of deeds.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate in Nervous Exhaustion
Dr. Geo McKnight of Hannibal New York reports using Horsford's Acid Phosphate in nervous exhaustion with satisfactory results. He notes the remedy has proven effective in his clinical experience.
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Trotting at Beacon Park opens Grand Eastern Circuit day
Nearly 1000 spectators watched the first day trotting and pacing races at Beacon Park. Charlie Thorne won the 2:26 class with Lady of Lyons a close second after a tense start, while Joe Howe dominated the pacing division with fast times and clean runs. A notable incident saw drivers fined ten dollars for racing violations, but subsequent heats delivered strong finishes and set up expectations for the next day’s larger field and additional races.
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Honoring His Memory Gridiron Club on Major Poore
The Gridiron Club of Washington shares grief at the death of Major Ben Perley Poore their founder and first president. Minutes note they transmit condolences to Mrs Poore. Poore praised as pioneer correspondent, trusted writer, faithful official, and esteemed journalist known for integrity, industry, and public influence.
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Sher man and Farwell Lead GOP Visit to Springfield
Senator Sherman arrived in Springfield with Senator C. B. Farwell and other prominent Republicans by a Chicago and Alton special car. They went to the Leland Hotel where Sherman held an informal levee lasting about an hour.
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Senator Sherman Tenders Reception in Springfield
State officers were brought to Senator Cullom's residence for a 6 o'clock dinner. Tonight Senator Sherman is hosted by Governor and Mrs. Oglesby with strong turnout from Legislature and citizens. He arrives by invitation of Republican leaders and will speak on political issues tomorrow afternoon to a large expected audience.
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Oglesby
Springfield
Evangeline and World Showings At Multiple Historic Theatres
The Hollis Theatre presents Evangeline with showings at 2 PM and 8 PM. The Neostox Museum hosts Kellar with a 2 PM session. Osh ton Theatre screens The World at 2 PM and 8 PM. Park Theatre shows Little Jack Sheppard with evening performances. Athenium presents Lost in New York at 2 PM and 8 PM. Biou Theatre features Pop daily at 2 PM and 8 PM.
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Listings of sales and appointments by firms today and Thursday
The notice outlines multiple upcoming sales and appointments scheduled by various firms. R. L. Day & Co., Francis Henshaw & Co., Albert Howe & Co., Knights & Co., L. Foster Morse, Horatio Harris, Luther P. Whipple, Leonard & Co. with times ranging from noon to 9.4 pm across days labeled TODAY and THURSDAY.
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Albert Howe & Co
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Luther P. Whipple
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Knights & Co
Paintings—Leonard & Co
Pike and Simonds Wed in City Ceremony
In this city on May 29 the Rev OO.?. Gifford united William H. Pike and Ettie L. Simonds, both of Boston, in marriage.
Obituary notices from May deaths in New England cities
A list of brief death notices dated May in Appleton Brookline Cambridge Concord Medfield Weymouth Dedham East Boston Washington D C and nearby, naming the deceased and their ages or relationships. Notable entries include Ben Perley Poore, 67, and Mrs Reliance Godfrey, 93. The notices reflect local reporting of multiple individuals dying in late May.
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Catharine Lawrence
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Catharine Lawrence Pipleton
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Brookline
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Mabel L
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Cora Leonard Gardner
Lawrence Gardner
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Concord
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South Weymouth
Wallace L
Gies
George F
Ann M. Hayden
Jameson
Thomas FE
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Mabel F. Kimball
Charles F
Juillet A. Kimball
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Dedham
Mansfield
East Boson
Ella M
Alfred D
Sophia J. Mansfield
Poore
Washington, D. C
Ben
Perley Poore
Cees Hull
Joseph Poe
Prescott
Calvin Brooks Prescott
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