Delegation Train Moves From Boston to St Louis in 1888
Delegates from Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts travel in a named roster across the train cars Pocasset Pontiac Yellowstone David Garrick and more. The itinerary runs June 1 to June 3 with stops Worcester Springfield Pittsfield Albany Buffalo Cleveland Union City and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payson Tucker
Nimrod
Buffalo
Maine
Arthur Sewanll
E. C. Allen
James Tobin
D. W. True
Lamont
A. Stevens
Biddeford
J. E. Montgomery
Camden
Garcelon
Lewiston
R. W. Black
Augusta
J. J. Walker
Liberty
J. P. Ross
Bangor
A. W. Madigan
Holton
J. W. Higgins
Bar Harbor
Charles McCarthy
A. J. Chase
C. A. Cushing
Portland
Asa Warren
New Hampshire
Frank Jones
Pocasset
A. W. Sulloway
Dr. Sullivan
Dover
G. B. Chandler
Manchester
W. S. Ladd
Lancaster
J. C. Moore
Gnuilford
Daniel Conners
Mr. Williams
Walpole
Prince
Maguire
Cunniff
Belford
Keany and
McGeough
Kennedy
Rosnosky
A and
O’brien
Bartlett
Doherty
Towns
Huntington
Devine
Breen and Corbett
Parker
Donahue
Corcoran and Entwistle
Burke
Hewett
Wheeler
O’gara
Sheehan
Gaylord
Carson
Istrict
Cutting
Blelock
Curran
Whipple
Boston
Massachusetts
Henry Doherty
J. T. Hogan
W. F. Murray
Boston Herald
Frank Pope
Clinton
B. M. Firman
F. C. Prince
National Democratic Committee
George Merrill
Charley Fisher
Lewis
Democratic State Committee
Chicago
Cleveland
M. M. Cunniff
Keenan
Edward J. Flynn
McLaughlin
House
M. T. Donahue
J. W. Coveney
Walter French
Southworth
Republican State Committee
Worcester
Springfield
Pittsfield
Albany
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Bee Line
Union City
St. Louis
Axupany
Leasantlya
Halfour
Connecticut
Levi Perkins
Holyoke
Collins
New England
Thurman
Cleveland and Thurman in St Louis Delegation Sends Pledge
New York reports Tammany Hall and County Democrats will depart for St Louis on special trains. Tammany plans to push Thurman as vice president with Cleveland, pledging New York’s support. Thurman reportedly willing to accept if nominated without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tammany
Democrats
St. Louis
County Democracy
Grand Central Depot
Allen G. Thurman
Columbus
Tammany Hall Organization
New York City
St. Loui
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Thurman
Richard Croker
Hucn
J. Grant
Auction of Twenty Five Imported Pontes Next Thursday
Moses Colman and Son will auction twenty five imported Pontes and a line of pony carts wagons phaetons harnesses saddles bridles and more at the National Horse and Carriage Mart located at Portland and Friend streets. The sale starts at 2 o'clock on Thursday afternoon June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Colman & Son
National Horse and Carriage Mart
Portland
Friend Streets
Michal Tierney
Lorin L. Fuller
Suffolk
Boston
County of Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Tremont Street
W. Clark
Garbett & Wood
Pemberton Square
United States
Surrey
N. B
Pp. S
John K. Bickum
Ue Eliot Fire Insurance Company
Eliot Fire Insurance Compan
Eliot Insurance Company
Dee
Daniel J. Shea
Knox Sreet
Knox Street
Joseph E
Nathan Brown
John Simmons
Julius HE. Eichler
Eliza T. Warren
James Hendley
Charles Hardwick
Jonathan Emer
Charles Barnard
Centre Street
Milton
Old Colony RR
New England League Leaders Win On Big Day Across Clubs
Baseball notes show all league leaders winning yesterday as standings update. Boston beat Indianapolis in a tight game with errors and close calls influencing the result. Detroit topped Philadelphia on a late rally with Stouthis homering. Chicago defeated Washington as errors plagued the defense. New York defeated Pittsburgh in a pitching duel led by Titcomb against Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagos
Washingtons
Ryan
O Shoch
Sullivan
OlMack
Pettit
O O
O’brien
Anson
Myers
Pfeffer
Ason
Burns
New York
Pittsburg
Titcomb
Morris
Country Club Races At Clyde Park Brookline This Afternoon
The third Country Club race at Clyde Park Brookline features the pink coat hunters handicap steeplechase for the Warren challenge cup. Entries include pony and flat races with weights, purses, and multiple entrants, followed by a pink coat steeplechase for half bred hunters and a final non winner mile race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Park
Brookline
G. H. Warren
C.H. Perry
Ch. G
Peacock
H. B
Forbes, Jr
Ch.m
Lancaster
Balpownie
Renee
R. B. Forbes
Irs
Br. m. Ga Mermaid
Wstedcy
RK. L
Br. G
Hopeless
Stonehenge
Sicvav
Lste
Jlentz, Jr
B. G
Jack
Mary
Eiehaie
Tielg's
M. T. Downing
Guy
Narragansett
E. L. Willis
Yorktown
Oakland
Tower
B. Ge
John C
Greatlom
Leah Z
A. H. Barney
Gabe Jackson
H. Hentz, Jr
Winona
Springbok
Sir Watkin
M.K. Abbot
Folly
Wight-w
F. Seabury
B. m
Nellie
G. Lee
G. Re Messervy
S. A. Hopkins
J. H. Bradford, Jr
J. S. Allan
Alanson Tucker
G. T. Dexter
Baseball score snapshot with early runs and attendance
A brief baseball item notes eight runs in the first two innings and attendance at 500. Score by innings reads Worcesterd.és5.5 8 0002 00 and Salems toscerre OOF ODO LL O 24, reflecting a partial, OCR-heavy summary of a game page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
Indianapolis
A. E. Wise
Johnston
Il'Seery
Kelly
Venny
Nash
Bassett
Morrill
Gasscock
Hornung
M’g’chy
Brown
Esterbc K
Ibsk
Burdock
Buckley
Clarkson
Moffet
Jerry
Hines
Seery
Denny
Esterbrook
Luckiey
McGeachy
Wise
Bardock
Mr. Lynch
Philadelphia
Detroit
Wien
Twitchell
Bennett
Richardson
Stouthes
Casey
Lynn
Laroque
Corcoran
Lanman
Black
Salems
Toscerre
School of Expression Graduation Draws Boston Audience
The School of Expression held its graduation exercises at Association Hall with strong patronage from Irving and Miss Terry. Diplomas were awarded to Emilie A. Bruce, Cora Everett, Lea Heath, Ella Wyman, Emma Wyman, and Alonzo L. Holmes A.M. in the speakers’ course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Expression
Association Hall
Irving
Terry
Boston
A. L. Holmes
Emilie A. Bruce
Victor Hugo
Bonnet Rouge
Ella F. Wyman
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Pauline Pavlovna
H. Q. Emery
Bruce
Mr. Aldrich
Miss Bruce
Nastasia
Emery
Sergius
Reuen Thomas
Emilie Alvira Bruce
Cora Elizabeth Everett
Lea May Heath
Ella Frances Wyman
Emma Louise Wyman
Alonzo Lee Holmes
A.M
Dorchester Yacht Club notes and race plans
The Dorchester Yacht Club held its monthly meeting at Harrison square with Commodore Sargent in the chair. By laws were adopted and a plan to discuss new club rooms approved. A June 9 open subscription and sweepstakes race from Winthrop Harbor to Boston Bay with four classes and mixed sails was announced, under New England Yacht Racing Association rules, with starts from the judges’ boat anchorage and a social hop in the clubhouse afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Yacht Club
Harrison Square
Commodore Sargent
Tin Town
Beverly Yacht Club
William A. Andrews
Nautilus Fame
Great Head Yacht Club
Winthrop Harbor
Boston Bay
New England Yacht Racing Association
Books entered this week list a wide literary mix
A catalog of new books received includes works by Nathan Sheppard William Shakspere and Walter Besant among others. Titles cover fiction history geometry and biographical subjects with publishers in New York Boston Philadelphia and Chicago. Strong named authors and multiple editions indicate a rich reading slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Carlsbad
Nathan Sheppard
New York
Funk & Wagnalls
William Shakspere
Cassell & Co
Cassell’s National Library
Jasper L. Douthit
A. P. Putnam
Boston
Damrell & Upham
Joel Prentiss Bishop
Chicago
T. H. Flood & Co
G. A. Hill
Ginn & Co
Walter Besant
James Rice
Dodd, Mead & Co
Harp
Crown
New Books on Taxation Principles by Cossa
Review praises Professor Cossa for brevity and thoroughness in a compact 200 page text on taxation. Notes White’s light on real estate, personal property, and fees versus fixed salaries, with emphasis on consumption taxes, Adam Smith’s rule, and calls for reading and reference by students and policymakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cossa
Congress
Horace White
Pennsylvania
New York
Italy
Europe
Mr. White
Adam Smith
Germany
France
England
Spain
Russia
United States
Zaxation
Scienza Delle Finanze
Luigi Cosea
QG. P. Putnam’s Sons
Boston
Laughton, Macdonald & Co
Price
Edison Fire Destroys Edison Building and Hurts Nearby Firms
Flames erupted about 1 46 this morning at the Edison Electric Illuminating Company building in Head Place near Boylston Street. The blaze rapidly consumed the two story brick interior, threatening adjacent properties at 179 Tremont Street and 180 Tremont Street as well as Bumstead Court, with damages running into thousands. Losses include the Hallet and Davis Piano Company and others. fire origin disputed between a carpenter shop and a condenser. all losses insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
Head Place
Boylston Street
Tremont Street
Bridget Hastings
Hallet & Davis Piano Company
Bancroft & Dyer
Edison
Bumstead Court
Electric Company
Obituary for William W. Russell and General Henry W. Birge
William W. Russell senior member of the Russell Boston Express Company died at Harverhill aged 53. Born in Boston he served the express business thirty seven years and owned Thompson & Co. He belonged to Merrimac Lodge Odd Fellows Mutual Relief Lodge and Knights of Honor leaving a widow and three children. General Henry W. Birge noted commander of the Army of the Shenandoah died at the Gedney House New York from paralysis at 58. He was a native of Norwich Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Russell
Russell Boston Express Company
Haverhill
Boston
Thompson & Co
Merrimac Lodge of Masons
Mutual Relief Lodge of Odd Fellows
Knights of Honor
Henry W. Birge
Army of the Shenandoah
Gedney House
New York
Norwich
Conn
Varsity Club Elects Large Roster of Winners and Members
The Varsity Club at its last meeting elected many members including top prize winners from intercollegiate games and new crew and nine members. Names listed include C. H. Baldwin 88 G. P. Copewell 88 R. H. Davis 91 G. S. Mandell 89 H. R. Miles 88 E. C. Moen 791 H. Pennypacker 88 H. W. Bates 91 J. A. Gatlivan 88 L. P. Howland L.S. H. E. Knowlton M.S. A. Quackenboss M.S. R. S. Gorham L.S. G. A. Carpenter 88 J. R. Finlay 91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Baldwin
G. P. Copewell
R. H. Davis
G. S. Mandell
H. R. Miles
E. C. Moen
H. Pennypacker
H. W. Bates
J. A. Gatlivan
L. P. Howland
L.S
H. E. Knowlton
M.S
A. Quackenboss
R. S. Gorham
G. A. Carpenter
J. R. Finlay
Building News item overview from Dodge & Bosworth
The Second Number of the Building News is a Boston publication offering news from New England on building trade. It covers advance reports of industrial undertakings and general building trade information. Published by Dodge & Bosworth at 79 Milk Street. Subscription is $5 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Dodge & Bosworth
Milk Street
Boston
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Clets
Martha G. Guyot
County of
Suffolk
Boston Post
Martha G
Jos
A. Willard
Jos. A. Willard
Middlesex
RAS Court
A. D. VO
Cambridge
Theo
Hurkd
Hurd
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Cleveland and Thurman
Spicshon Sc
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Cmwene Ee
Momghs Es Tive Dedeeaieces Ee
Cicaccecovanee le
Rota cv Ceateneeaees Es OO
Ok Philadelphias
Pittsburgs
Ke Ae Bane
Thgiadadohs
Ccs Eee
Ces AV
Lynch
Glasscock
Basett
Keily
Detroits
Philadelphias
A. x
A. E. Rich
Wood
Brouth’s
O, Andrews
Thomps
Fogarty
Rowe
Delahanty
White
Mulvey
Farce
Hanlon
Irwin
ZiCasey
Pogue Sc Vee
Brouthers
Getzein
Krouthers
NEW Yorks
Gore
Ewing
Connor
Slattery
Sunday
Dalrymple
Smith
Coleman
Wittsburgs
Titecomb
Murphy
Carroll
Decker
NEW England League
LYDNE
Manchesters
Voortland
Portlands
Staltz
Lowell
Lowes Aestcecessesae
Cecsers
SALEM
Worcesters
Derby
Turner
Kansas Citys
Clevelands
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Cincinnatis
Philadelphia—Athletics
Baltimore
Louisvilles
Baltimores
The
Dorchester Club
Great Head
Abraham G. Hewitt
Chauncey M. Depew
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Rock
J. H. Shorthouse
John Inglesant
Finchley Common
Ellie
Macmillan’s
Hallam Tennyson
FE. B. Warman
John D. Philbrick
American Institute of Instruction
Teader
Gilman H. Tucker
Dunton
Harris
Philbrick
Principles OF Taxation
de Wolfe, Fiske & Co
Estes & Lauriat
Reuben Gold Thwaites
A. C. McClure & Co
Macillan & Co
Little, Brown & Co
Warman
E. B. Warman
W.H
Hanover Street
Henry N. Cass
Cass
Guinsberg & Frank
Felix Pelecan
Manchaug
Satton
Sylvanus Chadbourne
Main Street
Harvard
Cou Or
Phil. Best Brewing CO
Apdaatt
J. A. Glass & CO
Washington St
Dorchester
P.O. Box
Commonwealth OF
Parker L. Converse
George M. Brooks
Esquire
J. H. Tyler
Register
Jonemon
Massachmn
Robate Court
Elizabeth BooTr Duveneck
Paris
Arthur Tt. Lyman
Waltham
Charles C. Jackson
Jonn W. McKkim
Ilij AH George
Commonwealth OF Massachussetts
Dennis Hutchinson
Mary C. Hutchinson
Hoston
Commonwealth
Joan W. McKim
Elijah George
Robert Cassidy
WM. M. Cassidy
Admr
Superior Court
Sumner H. Guyot
Michigan
Illinois
Martha
Henry A. Miner
Somerville
Lizzie L. Miner
Ether
Vermont
Lewis J. Bird & CO
Bromfield Street
Providence
Berkeley Street
Columbus Avenue
C. RR. Stevens
C. ‘I’. Reynolds
Lafayette Jar and Stop. Co
Sam’l West
W. Ff. Cushman
Long & Co
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
Lrighton
Warren Avenue
Horatio Harris & CO
State Street
Moses Colman
A. M. Bates
Boston Carriage Manufactory
Haverhill Street
Boston & Maine
Manufacturers
A. F. Bates
F. W. Ryder & Son
Cor
Beach St
Samuel Hatch & CO
Rho
Congress Street
Wesle P. Balch
Livestock Commission Agency
Devonshire Street
Briarwood
Wedgewood
Herald
Saxon
Kalrownie
W. P. Balch
James Williams
Mufelers
Phenix Manufacturing CO
Greeff & CO
Field
Chapman & Fenner
Richards & CO
Gevda
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