Warren chosen as Governor Russell's private secretary
Charles Warren of Boston and Dedham, a Harvard graduate and lawyer, has been appointed by Governor Russell as private secretary to succeed Sam Roads. Warren, age 25, has ties to Moorfield Storey and the Dedham Democratic apparatus, and foresees political advancement while continuing his law work.
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Charles Warren
Boston
Dedham
Russell
Sam Roads
Mr. Roads
Washington
Treasury Stationery Department
Warren
Beacon Hill
Winslow Warren
Harvard
Hasty Pudding Club
Phi Beta Kappa
Cambridge
Harvard Advocate
Harvard Law School
Suffolk Bar
Moorfield Storey
Storey & Thorndike
Exchange Building
Post
Cleveland Committee
State Democratic Committee
Adams Academy
Quincy
State House
Papyrus Club
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Democratic Town Committee
Free $250 gold giveaway at Hollander Bradshaw Folsom store
A novelty promotion in the town offers $1000 in gold, with four boxes of $250 gold on display behind a brass railing. Shoppers receive a check with every purchase and a key after presenting it to a clerk. four keys unlock one box each. Beginning Aug 15, holders may test keys in all boxes at Hollander Bradshaw & Folsom, 613 615 617 Washington Street, promising fair play.
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Hollander, Bradshaw & Folsom
Hollander, Bradshaw & Folsom's
Washington Street
Boston Police Relief Association distributes sick benefits and donations
At yesterday's meeting the Boston Police Relief Association paid 405 in sick benefits and voted 1000 to the heirs of Patrolman John Doherty of Division 4. 100 to Patrolman Samuel Hitchcock of Division 10 who recently buried his wife. Also notes a horse sale at Isburghs featuring Colorado raised ponies and a promotional horses show by Cc. H. Graves & Sons.
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Boston Police Relief Association
John Doherty
Division 4
Samuel Hitchcock
Division 10
Colorado
Isburgh's
Ben
Charlie
Henry
Cc. H. Graves & Sons
Public Baths Opened in Boston for Season
Boston opened its public baths for men and boys and for women and girls across numerous sites including West Boston bridge and Charles River bridge near Causeway street. Over 1.1 million used baths last season. matron Anna D. Marden praised the city’s 17 thousand dollar annual bath budget and noted the baths reduce epidemics while serving the poor with daily bathing and warm water. Alderman Maguire supports allocating 100 thousand dollars from the Franklin fund for permanent free baths and showers for winter access.
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Boston
West Boston Bridge
Cambridge Street
Craigie’s Bridge
Leverett Street
Charles River Bridge
Causeway Street
East Boston
Sectional
Border Street
Mt. Washington Avenue Bridge
Federal Street
South Boston
L Street
Dorchester Bay
Dover Street
South Pier
Maverick Street
Chelsea Bridge
Charlestown
Malden Bridge
Commercial Point
Anna D. Marden
Bath Department
Post
Biddy
North End
Alderman Maguire
Franklin Fund
Shawmut Congregational Church Mounts Morning and Evening Services
Tremont corner Brookline street features pastor Rev W E Barton delivering morning and evening sermons Things New and Old and What Makes Life Worth Living plus morning and evening choral music with a 35-voice Shawmut chorus under Henry M Dunham. Free seats. Also events at Halil Masonic Hall and Tremont Temple Church with sermons and musical programs and a Christian Union vesper on Gambling at Union Hall 48 Boylston Street.
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Shawmut Congregational Church
Tremont
Hristian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Rev. W
Key of Boston
Beatrice May Key
Rosetta Key
George Mendall Taylor
Floods in Eastern Galicia Drown Eighteen
Vienna reports extensive floods in Eastern Galicia cause Great damage and eighteen people drown. Local authorities scramble to assess the toll and rescue efforts continue as rivers burst their banks.
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Galicia
Vienna
Keeley Institute Patient Elliott Dies at Home
Robert I. Elliott of Lexington died suddenly at his home after recently starting the Keeley outside treatment. Officials conducted an autopsy. cause of death awaiting medical examiner's report. Doctors cited natural causes but questions about the institute's treatment linger among locals and Elliott's acquaintances. Dr. Tilton, longtime physician, attended Elliott, but was not present for the autopsy. Authorities are awaiting the official report before burial permits.
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Robert I. Elliott
Lexington
Keeley Institute
Elliott
Tilton
March
Winchester
Johnson
Melrose
Muzzy
Post
Tufts Class Faces Printing Bill After Sued Members
Judge Hopkins ruled nine of eleven Tufts juniors over twenty one are responsible for the class printing contract with Rapid Printing Company. The suit sought about 527 to cover costs from April 1892 through November 1892. The class may step in to cover the balance as editors disputed delivery timing and costs.
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Arnold
Hopkins
John J. Higgins
D. D. Montague
C. M. Ludden
Tufts
B. L. Smith
A Curious Carnival of Tables Arrives in Boston
A carnival of 3000 tables of many shapes and styles will be on display this week at Paine's ware rooms 48 Canal street Boston. The event promises rare bargains and large variety for shoppers and decorators alike.
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Boston
Paine
Canal Street
Italian Pension Law Adopted by Senate in Italy
Rome June 2 The Italian Senate passed the pension law by 151 to 141 amid a long controversy that helped trigger the recent cabinet crisis. The bill received strong government backing and cleared a major political hurdle.
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Rome
Rapid transit bill laid over for further debate
In the House yesterday the rapid transit bill was laid over until 2:30 Monday afternoon on motion of Mr. Meyer. Mellen of Worcester urged protecting the Boston Common from being used to widen Boylston street and criticized damages from the road. Charles of Boston defended the committee bill over the commission’s theoretical plan, calling the belt line idea absurd.
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Meyer
Dodge
Mellen
Worcester
Rapid Transit Committee
Rapid Transit Commission
Boston Common
Boylston Street
Charles
Boston
Chauncy Hall Boys Prize Drill At Mechanics Hall
The Chauncy Hall Battalion held its annual prize drill yesterday afternoon at Mechanics Hall. Baldwin's Cadet Band and Malden High School Drum Corps provided music as a large fashionable audience watched battalion, company, bayonet and sergeants drills and the awarding of medals to Sergeants Robert M. Tenney Thomas P. Robinson and Howard Clapp.
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Chauncy-Hall
Mechanics’ Fiall
Baldwin
Malden High School
Robert M. Tenney
Thomas P. Robinson
Howard Clapp
W. T. Wonson
Hobart Moore
George A. Keeler
Willard H. Lethbridge
Post Office Notes Spark New Carrier Appointments
A. B. Maltby is appointed regular carrier after three years in the role. Phil Marchington, the oldest carrier, returns from Florida in good health. To meet eight hour law limits, one trip is cut. Inspector Ward foresees adding carriers as mail volume grows. Carriers were invited to join the Seventeenth parade, with plans for a drum corps. Vacations begin in four weeks.
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A. BE. Maltby
Phil Marchington
Florida
Babson Fishing Firm Makes Assignment in Gloucester
Gloucester June 2. The fishing firm of D C and H Babson made an assignment with liabilities about 33000 and assets small.
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Gloucester
D. C. & H. Babson
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Styles
Undersell US
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Old Colony
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Louie J. Harris
Chicago
Harris, Hatch & Abbott
Globe Building
Mass
M. E. Frazar
Europe
M. D. Frazar
Scythia
Wintelrop
Mogten
Atlantic Ave
Ode
Winthrop
Winthrop Steamboat CO
Sam
Ernor
He Is
the Son
of Winslow Warren and
Will
Washburn Credit CO
Washington ST
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Washburn
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Credit
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Chauncy-Hall Boys
Fisk & Goff
Hollis St
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Holland
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Pleasant St
Immer
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United States
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del Monte
California
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Corey
Aspinwall
Parker Hills
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Back Bay Fens
le Lunber
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Lowell Depot
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M. C. Meagher
W. Savage
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