02 Jun 1891
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1891
Page
1
London June 1 The National Press states the Parnell O’Shea marriage will take place next week. Richard Power MP for Westford and Timothy Harrington representing Dublin Harbor are mentioned as groomsmen.
The Standing Committee of the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia met in Alexandria on June 1 and unanimously supported the consecration of Phillips Brooks as bishop of Massachusetts.
London reporters note a fashionable crowd at the Queen's Bench trial of Sir William Gordon Cumming against Mr. and Mrs. Lycett Green and others for slander over a Tanby Croft baccarat party in December 1890. The Prince of Wales attends in obedience to law, seated with royal aides as proceedings open and the plaintiff testifies about his career and alleged cheating.
Ottawa reports bulletin updates on Sir John Macdonald’s condition with fluctuating weakness, occasional nourishment, and periods of consciousness. Toronto notes Liberal cautions on coalition options if he dies, while Montreal markets react with stock weakness and fear of a market drop upon his death. The day closes with a prognosis of possible night passage and no pain.
Special to the Post reports the Episcopal Church on Hammond Street in Chestnut Hill was consecrated today by Bishop Thomas M. Clark and several Newton area clergy. The new edifice seats 200, features oak and mahogany finishes, and was funded by a generous donor. The service included a sermon from Kings and communion led by Rev. Henry S. Nash, with choirs from Grace Church and St. Paul’s.
The Western passenger association faces a potential collapse as Chairman Finley stands by the Alton railroad fine. General Manager Chappell says the Alton will not pay, signaling possible dissolution if the ruling holds. The regular monthly meeting opens tomorrow amid heightened interest.
Exeter New Jersey June 1 The Rev Swift Byington completes twenty years at the First Congregational Church with public exercises this afternoon. Speakers include Rev Dr Alexander McKenzie Rev G E Street Rev W W Fay Rev ST V Haines and Rev J N Chase with prayer by Rev Isaac White. Music was elaborate and gifts were given. Mr Byington and his wife later hosted friends. A gold anniversary gift of $100 was presented to him.
London reports the Paisley parliamentary by election to replace the late W. B. Barbour. Gladsonian candidate Mr. Dunn led with 4145 votes, defeating Conservative rival Mr. McKerrel who won 2807. The prior election saw Barbour 3057 and Smith 2491.
Primed Adelphia June 1 The finance committee of councils offers 5000 dollars for the arrest of Gideon W Marsh fugitive president of the Keystone National Bank The state may offer 10000 dollars and a citizen's committee of fifty has asked President Harrison Secretary Foster and Attorney General Muller to aid in Marsh's capture.
The dispute over sealing rights in Behring Sea involves Lord Salisbury, President Harrison, and Secretary Blaine. Proposals seek to suspend seal killing pending arbitration, while North American Company duties to island inhabitants are described and a seven thousand five hundred seal limit set pending final awards. Sir Julian Pauncefote notes Salisbury's favorable view of halting seal killing and promises continued consideration, with continuation on the second page.
A Boston conference led by ex Governor John D. Long and Roger Wolcott aimed to map Republican strategy to win the South. Attendees discussed forming Republican clubs in South Carolina, raising funds, and uniting white and colored voters under Republican principles. Money was pledged to organize clubs and promote protectionism across the South, with a committee named to oversee funds.
Mackintosh coats are in demand during the first week of June. Umbrellas of every grade appear in the hat department. Mackintoshes are shown in the men’s ready made clothing section. Canton sleeping mats, rattan, rice and fine manilla priced at 2.50, 3.00 and 4.00.
Special from Washington reports the Behring Sea correspondence between the United States and England. President Harrison seeks a closed season and arbitration but no firm agreement has emerged. Blaine details proposals to suspend sealing and a potential modus vivendi as of May 1891.
Prrrspura Penn June 1 There will be 284 delegates at the convention of the Amalgamated Association which will open in Turner Hall tomorrow morning The convention will be the largest ever held by the organization Delegates are arriving on every train
Norwich Conn June 1 voters elect the complete Republican ticket except for city collector with a plurality around 500. Strong candidates and local party turnout defined the contest as results were tallied across wards.
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