Two June Weddings on the Hudson Banks at Cobb's Ferry
Miss Grace Oakes daughter of I F Oakes and Frederick Brooks son of Francis Brooks of Boston wed at Henry Villard's Cobb's Ferry country house. The ceremony officiated by Bishop Potter with grand floral decor and a reception on the grounds. Guests included notable figures and numerous relatives as guests toured to West Point for a brief wedding tour before settling in Boston.
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New York
Grace Oakes
I. F. Oakes
Northern Pacific Railroad
Frederick Brooks
Francis Brooks
Boston
Henry Villard
Cobb’s Ferry
Oakes
Brooks
Villard
Cakes
Mr. Villard
Anna Wright
C. B. Wright
Philadelphia
Eleanor Brooks
Peter C. Brooks
Medford
Mass
Zillah Oakes
Helen Villard
A. Wadsworth Longfellow
Aot
Peters
Russell Sturgis
Borland
Jack” Wheelright
Walter Oakes
Tacoma
Wash
Pride
Bernstein
Beacon Street
C. C. Beaman
C. L. Colby
Colgate Hoyt
R. G. Ralston
Horace White Oliver Hartman
Peter Crooks
Royal Worcester
Cole
Cabot Street
Newtonville
5. Slocum
Fenno
Churchill
George Mead
J. W. Dickinson
W. F. Slocum
D. C. Heath
N.I. Allen
J.T. All T. Hall
L. Misses Allen
Not Afraid of England Claim by Brave Senators in Senate Debate
In Washington on June 3 the Senate discussed Pan-American matters with Hale proposing a 41 750 dollar appropriation for salaries and printing and urging invitations to other American republics and Hawaii to form international committees. The session also touched on the fishery investigation and silver coinage, with Mr Pugh arguing for expansive currency and free coinage of gold and silver. A tax and bottling measure for fermented liquor was advanced, detailing penalties for evading internal revenue stamps and the export rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hale
United States
Intercontinental Railway Commission
Customsr
Estate Information Union
Memorial Library
America
Columbus
Davis
Edmunds
Ingalls
House
Committee On Fisheries
Fish Commissioner’s Office
Plumb
Jin
Fish Commission
Houses of Congress
Jones
Arkansas
New York
McDonald
Congress
Able Pugh
Pugh
Goschen
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Silver bill debates and coast fortifications in Senate
The Senate discusses the silver bill and free coinage questions, Farwell arguing for broader silver use and a fixed legal tender approach, while disputes over the national banking system and subtreasury reform continue. Debate shifts to seacoast defenses and Watervliet Arsenal funding, with Dawes explaining why south wing and machinery items are temporarily struck from current year plans.
Partial concurrence on ordnance addendum at Watervliet
The debate covered boring and turning lathes rifling machines and an eighty ton travelling crane fully equipped to manufacture twelve inch guns at Watervliet Arsenal New York with a proposed appropriation of 286000 dollars. Plumb supported the contract system for large guns and muskets while Cullom urged using Rock Island Illinois Arsenal instead of building anew at Watervliet. Hiscock noted the Rock Island buildings were for small guns and unsuitable for ordnance. The Senate adjourned at 6 p m awaiting tomorrow.
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Dawes
Edmunds
Watervliet Arsenal
New York
Plumb
Cullom
Watervliet
Rock Island
Ill
Hiscock
Senate
House Debates Alabama Election Contest McDuffie Turpin
In Washington on June 3 the House began debate on the Alabama contested election case McDuffie v Turpin. Representatives Comstock Crisp Bergen Oates Rowell argued for contestants and contestees, condemning blind reliance on committee reports and urging an honest count and clean ballot handling amid the protracted dispute. The session adjourned at 5 15 PM.
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Washington
Alabama
McDuffie
Turpin
Comstock
Minnesota
Crisp
Georgia
Bergen
New Jersey
Oates
Committee On Elections
Rowell
Illinois
House
Record of Fires Across Several Towns
A rapid spread of forest and structure fires was reported on June 3 in multiple locations. Fires damaged barns, houses, shops, a church, and other structures, with losses ranging from about 500 to 35 000 dollars and several injuries to firemen. Continuous winds aided the blazes on Pocasset road, Petersham, Ottawa, Concorp, Wakefield, and Winsen.
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Sandwich
Pocasset
Arnon
Petersham
John Barnes
Ottawa
Concorp
N. H
James Dolan
Jefferson Street
Stephen Ourand
Wakefield
Parsons
Lafayette Street
Cornelius Hickey
Albert Heath
James Cameron
Winsten
Congregational Church
Conant
Pawtucket
Zebulon Morris
Dudley Hill
Morris
Mangled Death by Electric Car Claims Boy on Shawmut Ave
About 6 30 last evening seven year old George Hern son of Dennis J Hern general manager of the Mutual District Messenger Company was struck and killed by an electric car on Shawmut avenue between Chester Park and Springfield street He died within a half hour after the accident The boy backed toward the track while offering candy to a playmate The car was speeding and knocked him down and passed over him Neighbors rushed him to City hospital where he died a little after seven The car driver’s number is 47 and the conductor 223 Opinions differed on fault
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George Hern
Dennis J. Hern
Mutual District Messenger Company
Old State House
Shawmut Avenue
Chester Park
Springfield Street
W. H. Gardner
Bangor Theological Seminary Holds Anniversary Examinations
Bangor Maine June 3 The Bangor Theological Seminary anniversary opened with class examinations in forenoon and afternoon Trustees met at 2 30 and accepted resignations of Rev T B Tanner Rev J O Fiske and Rev P Hayes New trustees were unanimously chosen Rev G A Gordon Rev George W Field and Rev W H Fenn To night Professor L O Brastow of Yale Theological Seminary delivered the annual address before the Rhetorical Society.
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Bangor
Bangor Theological Seminary
T. B. Tanner
D.D
J. O. Fiske
W. H. Fenn
Portland
Rhetorical Society
L. O. Brastow
Yale Theological Seminary
French liner La Bourgogne resumes voyage after shaft issue
The French line steamship La Bourgogne, arriving Sandy Hook at 1 30 pm after leaving Havre, had a loose shaft shoe fixed after delays since May 29. The ship carried over nine hundred passengers and plans to return on Saturday. In Wisconsin, a washout near Hay on the Chicago Burlington and Northern caused a derailment of twenty cars, killing a fireman and a brakeman.
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New York
la Bourgogne
Havre
Sandy Hook
Muwavuker
Wis
Wisconsin
Prairie du Chien
Hay
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Kansas City & St. Paul
Death of a Writer in Haverhill
Margaret H. Moulton mother of Harry C. Moulton manager of the International Boot and Shoe Union died in Haverhill aged fifty after ten years residence. She was a cousin of P. S. Gilmore of the martial band and David Bonner of the New York Ledger and formerly contributed to the Ledger and New York Weekly columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Margaret H. Moulton
Harry C. Moulton
International Boot and Shoe Union
P. S. Gilmore
David Bonner
New York Ledger
The
Ledger
New York Weekly
Interstate Commerce hearing on live hog freight rules
The Interstate Commerce Commission held a hearing on a discrimination claim brought by John P. Laurie & Co. of Cambridge against the Michigan Central and New York Central railroads and the Boston & Albany line over live hog traffic freight rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
John P. Laurie & Co
Cambridge
Michigan Central
New York Central
Boston & Albany
The Guaranteed Cure Claim in Dr Pierce’s Medicine
An advertisement proclaims Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the only guaranteed cure for blood taints skin diseases and related disorders with a money refund offered if not cured. It also notes chronic nasal catarrh is cured by Dr Sage's Remedy priced at 60 cents from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Newton Bridegrooms Share Summer Weddings in Newton
In Newton two June weddings unfold at prominent homes. Miss Mabel Lancaster and Mr Sidney Harwood wed at First Congregational Church with a full reception at the Lancaster residence, featuring lavish floral decor, a band, and elegant gifts. The ceremony, led by Rev Theodore Holmes, united the couple amid friends from Newton and Boston suburbs.
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Newton
Mabel Lancaster
Charles B. Lancaster
Newton Centre
Sidney Harwood
First Congregational Church
Newtons
Boston
Frank Potter
John Taylor
Charles Hull
Morton Cobb
Walter Hart
Leonard Abs
Rolfe Abs
Julian Rowan
Mrs. Lancaster
Miss Harwood
Bessie Lancaster
Miss Taylor
Miss Pomeroy
Alice Lancaster
Lancaster P. Clarke
Howard L. Clarke
Royal Worcester
Harwood
Sunnyhurst
Ivanhoe Street
Harvard College Purchases Thomas Cole Estate on Washington Street
Harvard College has bought the Thomas Cole estate property on Washington Street for 250000 dollars. The Boston Chamber of Commerce plans to seek city approval to acquire and remove the first three stores on Central Wharf next to Custom House Square to expand the square for a new Chamber of Commerce building. The Danvers Savings Bank sold two Randolph Street lots to James P. Greeve with a 45000 dollar mortgage back. On Marlboro Street George W. Smith sold land to Mary Acheson with a 16000 dollar mortgage to George W. Phillips. A deed recorded in Salem via Alden P. Jaques Angie M. Lar ent and Fannie E. Millett of Haverhill and E. Chase of Denver to John A. Gale of Haverhill for 33000 dollars.
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Harvard College
Thomas Cole
Washington Street
Boston Chamber of Commerce
City of
Boston
Central Wharf
Custom House Square
Chamber of Commerce
Danvers Savings Bank
Randolph Street
James P. Greeve
Marlboro Street
George W. Smith
Mary A.cheson
George W. Phillips
Court House
Salem
Alden P. Jaques
Angie M. Larent
Fannie E. Millett
Haverhill
Farrier E. Chase
Denver
Col
John A. Gale
Police Patrolmen Retired On Pension Roll
Timothy H. Peabody patrolman and Nathan L. Albee health officer both of Station 2 were yesterday retired on account of physical incapacity from active service on the police force and placed on the pension roll with an allowance of 366 dollars a year each.
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Timothy H. Peabody
Nathan L. Albee
Do Not Be Deceived Do Not Be Deceived
Sarsaparilla buyers are urged to insist on Hood's Sarsaparilla only. Stores may push substitutes for higher profit, but readers are advised to request Hood's Sarsaparilla. Hood's Sarsaparilla sold by all druggists. Prepared by C J Hood Co Lowell Mass 100 Doses one Dollar.
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Hood
Boston Stock Exchange members list and bond notes
On Wednesday June 4 1890 at noon a sale of 20 Edwards Man Co shares and various bank and railway stocks including Suffolk National Bank Old Boston National Bank Market National Bank First National Bank Lowell Boylston National Bank Massachusetts Cotton Mills Cocheco Manufacturing Edwards Co Nashua Manufacturing Cheshire Railroad preferred Eastern Railroad pass through details. Also listed are Davidson Investment Co Concord & Claremont Railroad 6s 1900 Maine Central Railroad 6s 1898 Woburn 6 percent water stock City of Toledo 4 98 Atlas National Amory Manufacturing Russell Mus Boston Storage Warehouse China Mutual Insurance Company scrip various years Pet Lansing & Missouri Railroad Burlington & Missouri Rivers Railroad 6s 1913 ex. Lyon Payne Coal and Iron Co Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano Company Great Falls Manufacturing Company.
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New England ——— Co
Manchester Mills
Freeman’s Nat. Bank
Nat. Revere
Shoe & Leather Nat. Bank
Old Boston Nat. Bank
Hamilton Woollen Co
York Mfg. Co
Rutland RR
City of Waltham
Mass
M. L
Union Pacific
Pullman Palace Car Co
Renee St. Ry. Co
Boylston Ins. Co. Scrip
Bay State Gas Co. Inc. Bond Sc
Scrip
Payne Coal & Iron Co
Eagle Bank
Tll
Union Pacific RR
Davidson Investment Co
Lombard Investment Co
Old Colony RR. Co
Plackstone Nut, Bank
Old Colony RR
Prescott Insurance Co
Agshhares Amoskeag Mfg. Co
Virginia
Tennessee & Carolina Steel & Iron Co
City of
Worcester
Boston
China
Ins. Co. Scrip
KE. & T. Fairbanks Co
Bark & Quincy RR. Co
Lansing & Mo. RR. Co
Burl. & Mo. Rivers RR
Dormnern No
Union Cotton
Cocheco Man
Fall River
Mercantilette & Marine Ins. Co
Yale& Town Lock Co
Southern Missouri Land Co
Bay State Gas Inc. Seri
Top. & Santa Fe RR
Lombard Inv
Little Rock
Ft. Smith Ry
Union Stock Yards
Sioux City
Nat. Bank
Central Miss
Nat. City Bank
Dao Masine Cent, RR. Co
Wilmington Refining Co
Baltimore RR
Ft. Payne Coal & Tron Co
Winfield Mortgage ‘Trust Co
City of Cincinnati
Boston & Lowell Ri
New England Mort. Sec. Co
Top
Santa Fe RR
Burl, & Mo. Rivera RR
de Bente
Little Rock & Ft. Siniti Fe
Oo Inc. Scrip
H Ry. Scrip
Atlantic Cotton Mill
Burl
Loston Athletic Assn
THE
Eastern Banking NO
Milk Street
F. Hammett
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eastern
Portsmouth
Great Falls
American Loan & Truat Company
Congress Street
Amos Blanchard
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MR. Francis Brooks
Hudson
Dora Wheeler
Gordon —Manning
George A. Gordon
New Old South Church
Susan Huntington Manning
Jacob Manning
Gloucester Street
Phillips Brooks
Gordon
Eliot
Harvard University
A. P. Peabody
Samuel Johnson
C. F. Hovey & Co
Old South Church
Arthur Johnson
Walcott Johnson
Chester Day
John Crosby
Edward Wales
Frank Yost
H. A. Morse
Walter Soren
John Gordon
William Blake
William B. Frisby
Mr. Whitney
Messrs
Charles F. Gifford
Herbert Ballantine
Orange
N.J
C. H. Gunning
G. C._Linnen
Buffalo
Joseph £’. Woods
R. B. Hale
Henry Towne
G. W. Lee
Boudinot Keith
East Twentyseventh Street
Richard Watson Gilder
Gilder
Louis C. Tiffany
England
Canada
Farwell
Friends of the Bill
Treasury
Independent ‘Treasury
Independent Treasury
Messrs. Dawes
Cockrell
Seaboard
Great Britain
Maine
Cockrel
McPherson
Gorman
Dolph
Reagan
Platt
Reed
Mr. Dawes
McDuffie Vs. Turpin
Lancaster
C. Alger Hawes
Blanche Pierce
Oston
Frank P. Chamberlain
Lee Chamberlain Stillings
Keene
Albert I. Sisson
Real Estate News
R. L. Day & CO
Breck Auctioneers
Bree
7 Exchange PL
Boston Stock Exchange
Francis Henshaw & CO
No. 42
Corner Exchange
Priace
Edwards Man. Co
Ao J. Var
Cere
Concord & Claremont RR
Davidson Inv. Co
Woburn
Pacian
Toledo
Fand
Atlas N
Do Amory Man, Co
Tilton Man, Co
TOR Wee
Payne Coal
Ron Co
Mason & Hamlin Organ & Piano Co
Great Falls Man
Francis Sprague & Co
General Auctioneers
Isteel TR
Thomas Rice Paper Co.'s Paper Mills
Newton Lower Falls
Jarvis
Putnam
Mall No
Boston & Albany RR
Chas. W. Sawyer
Washington St
Chaclestown
City Square
Addison Gage
Pleasant Street
Arlington
Ihe
Spy Pond
Muerop Nang
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Horatio Harris & CQ
State Street
California
Cherries
Lewis Wharf
Starlight
Palermo
Messina
Fiske’s
N. F. McCarthy & CO
Federal Street
Music Hall Place
London
Paris
Berlin
John Munroe & CO
Post Office
Devens, Lyman & Co
Francis A. Osborn
Boston & Maine
American Loan & Trust Company
Congress St
Blanchard
ONC Ee
Wiley S. Edmands
Congress &T
Congresst
Axfe
John Aefferles & Sons
Devonshire Street
Bald
Barlera Rive
Springfield
New London
Providence
Hartford
Willimantic
Sprinfield
Tim. T. Hempstead
Pas “Ste
Miuin
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