Prohibition Debate Shapes Law and Lottery Bill Reforms
The House debated prohibition with Democrats urging Republicans to take a stand, roll calls tested political honesty, and a substitute plan considered. The judiciary proposed new wording for lottery law while the registration bill advanced to engrossment and other measures moved to the next Legislature.
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Holyoke
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Cool Wave Promised After Record June Heat
A weather forecaster predicts cooler conditions today with showers and northwest winds after yesterday's heat broke early June records. The public observed a sharp drop of 24 degrees by evening, with temperatures in the nineties for several hours.
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United States
Clergyman Dixon Arrest Warrant Issued in Libel Case
New York June 2 Exe Excise Commissioner Koch secured a warrant for the arrest of Rev. Thomas Dixon Jr for criminal libel over a sermon that attacked the excise chief. The warrant was handed to a court officer for service at Jefferson Market Court this morning.
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Koch
Jefferson Market Court
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Death of Caleb 8 Maltby Aged 82 Noted Investor
New Haven mourns the passing of Caleb 8 Maltby an elderly and respected citizen aged 82 He was an early investor in railroads and mining and his fortune is estimated in the millions This obituary notes his long career and prominence in local business circles
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Harrison On Deck In Minnesota Blaine Battle
Minneaplis reporters tour the Harrison and Blaine camps as John C New arrives to run the Harrison cause. Clarkson leads the Blaine delegation with Fassett and Johnson named for key posts.casts of trains, plans to attack anti Harrison leaders, Spooner and Depew back Harrison, Pillsbury to push single term plank. Secretary Foster bets on Harrison renomination and victory.
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Pillsbury
Resolutions Committee
Buried Names Ad Adornment At Public Library
Public Library tablet advertising acrostic hides names of many dead heroes under plaster. Public reaction divides opinions on their grouping as the white concealing cover aims to weather the weather and outlast the sensational purpose.
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Plaster of Paris
Europe
Peary Relief Party Sailing Dates Announced
Philadelphia June 2 The Peary relief party led by Professor Heilprin will sail from New York aboard the Miranda for St Johns Newfoundland on Saturday June 5. The North Greenland expedition will depart St Johns on July 22 aboard the Kite for North Greenland.
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Judge McKim Overworked Prompting Probate Assistant Need
A Boston Post survey of probate lawyers shows broad support for adding an assistant judge to Suffolk county Probate Court due to Judge McKim’s heavy workload and declining health. Elijah George registers the sentiment, ex-Governor John D. Long backs the move, and others including Francis Balch endorse creating relief to reduce delays.
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Morse Denies Ego in Interview With Journal
Congressman Elijah A Morse of Canton Massachusetts writes to the Boston Journal and Boston Post to disavow an interview fragment. He clarifies that he mentioned other candidates only as possibilities and praises Republicans for unity in supporting the party’s convention pick. June 2 1892 Canton Mass.
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Pugilism in England in Monday Fight Inquiry
In the House of Commons Sir Wilfrid Lawson questioned prosecutions over the Jackson Sagin bout. Home Secretary Matthews said the public prosecutor would review possible action against the fight manager who had been cautioned. Police did not seek prosecution of principals, noting earlier Slavin and McAuliffe case.
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House of Commons
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McAuliffe
No Settlement Reached In New England Granite Strike
The lockout by the New England Granite Manufacturers' Association nears an end but a settlement is unsettled. A Quincy House meeting between National Union reps and granite manufacturers showed workers still idle while many quarries report overlaps in activity. Both sides held firm May 1 as the target, with four to five year contracts rejected and a renewed meeting slated tomorrow.
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New England Manufacturers’ Association
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
New England
New England Granite Manufacturers’ Association
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Smiths King Cadmus wins $30,000 at Morris Park
New York June 2 George B Smith known as Pittsburg Phil won $30,000 with his colt King Cadmus in the fourth race at Morris Park. The day featured six races with various winners including Correction Masterlode Frieze Yorkville Belle Gertie D and times listed for each event.
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Pittsburg
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Cynosure
Tom Tough
Epsom Grand Prize Won by The Lover
The third day of the Epsom summer meeting saw The Lover win the Epsom grand prize of 2000 sov ereigns for three year olds in the one and quarter miles contest. Curio finished second with President third.
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Curio
President
Eddie Pierce challenges Burns after strong win last Monday
Eddie Pierce defeated Willie Kenny in three rounds at Joney Island Athletic Club and immediately challenged Bobby Burns for a decisive finish. Lowell cricket team meets Wanderers in Medford tomorrow. St Paul’s cricket team cancels tour, plays Lowell June 17 and B A A at Longwood June 18. Savin Hill Yacht Club to hold June meeting June 9 at 8 PM to elect membership committee vacancies.
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Joney Island Athletic Club
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Deafness Relief Invention Exhibition At Quincy House
Mr. H. A. Wales of Bridgeport Connecticut will stage an exhibition at the Quincy House today and tomorrow showing his invention intended to relieve deafness. The device aims to reduce deafness levels experienced in the country and Europe.
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Quincy House
Europe
New Flyer Rail Service Sees Tickets Selling Early
Last week late arrivals faced limited seating on the ore Line New York Flyer. The fast train from Park Square Station at 2 p.m. saw seats selling in advance, signaling growing demand for the service.
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Local track and field stars set for Suffolk championships
Nagle from the Ninth Regiment A A joins the Suffolks with a 35 foot shot put. Tim McCarthy from Trimount will run the five miles. Orcester fields a strong team for the June 14 Congress Street grounds games. Ide of Dartmouth runs the 220 and low hurdles wearing the whirling leg. Doucette of the Gloucesters may vault ten feet to place. Finneran trains for Milton cup and all round events. Danny Long touts Irvington Towas best jump in the country, ahead of Manhattan marks.
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Manhat
Puritania at Tremont to Head Boston Summer Opera Season
The Tremont Theatre will stage C M S McLellan and Edgar Stillman Kelley’s Puritania next week with Abbey and Schoeffel refitting the venue for summer use. A large cast led by Pauline Hall, Louise Beaudet, Edith Sinclair, Irene Verona and John Brand is set, with Barrison sisters making their American debut. Frohman plans future Columbia Theatre attractions, including Incog and other NY successes. Boston Museum offerings feature The Little Tippett and praised stage manager Ben[e]al. Concerts at Music Hall under Adamowski promise strong summer crowds.
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Abbey and Schoeffel
Boston
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Puritania
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Maid
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Boston stages showcase last performances this week
The Globe Theatre closes its 1492 extravaganza with final shows as Barnet adds novelties to draw big crowds. The Family Circle leaves the Columbia for Harrigan and his company with Reilly and the 400. Daly’s The Last Word comes to Hollis Street, Salvini’s The Heir of Grammont and Puritania rehearsals at Tremont signal a busy city theatre season.
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Columbia Theatre
Jedward Harrigan
New York
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Boston
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John Wild
Davebraham
Zontane Augustin Daly
Hollis Street Teatre
Lewistons Team Notes and Player Assessments
In the New England League report, Jack Remsen’s managing rumors for the Lewistons are denied. Welsh and Maguire handle pitching while Clymer of the Portlands shines as a lively player. McCormick impresses at third, McCarthy excels as batter and runner, and Sullivan of the Lowells has yet to show a strong pitching debut.
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Maguire
Clymer
Portlands
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McCarthy
Sullivan
Lowells
Prize Declamation at Tremont Temple Friday
Boston Latin School announces the annual prize declamation to be held in Tremont Temple on Friday June 8 at 3 PM with music by the Germania Band.
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Germania Band
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