Boulanger Repulsed In Debate On Constitutional Revision
General Boulanger addressed the Chamber of Deputies proposing a constitutional revision and dissolution of Parliament. He argued the republic must be reformed and argued for strong executive power, facing loud dissent and interruptions. The motion was rejected 377 to 186 as Floquet’s speech was ordered placarded nationwide.
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Paris
General Boulanger
Chamber of Deputies
France
Boulanger
Europe
M. Floatiet
M. Pyat
Versailles
M. Cassagnac
M. Floquet
Napoleon
Walsh Abandons Mission After Paris Interview
London reports Walsh, linked to a Cavendish Burke plot parallel in Phenix Park, confesses to Paris agent he has dropped the mission. He sails from Havre to New York aboard La Normandie under the name Walters with £60 in notes. McKenna of Clan na Gael aids, lodging as John Sylvester in Paris before also boarding La Normandie.
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London
Walsh
Frederick Cavendish
Burke
Phenix Park
Dublin
Paris
Scotland Yard
Havre
New York
la Normandie
Walters
Groves
Omaha
Neb
Joseph Patrick McKenna
Lodge No. 96
Clan-na-Gael
Chicago
McKenna
International Exhibitions and European News Briefs
The Lord Mayor of London and the Lord Mayor of Dublin opened the Kensington exhibition with Cork and Waterford mayors present. Queen Victoria sent a sympathy message to John Bright as his health improves. St Marys school ship arrived at Southampton. Minister Von Puttkamer resigns amid Kaiser health notes. Emperor Frederick’s throat discharge cited. health improving. Empress and entourage toured Bornstedt. Emperor and Empress of Iran visited Aix les Bains with officials. Paris notes the death of Charles Ignace Plichon. Rumor claims crown a Czar Emperor of Central Asia at Samarcand to balance Victoria’s Empress of India title.
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London
Dublin
Kensington
Cork
Waterford
Queen Victoria
John Bright
Sovurhampton
New York
St. Mary’s
Berwin
von Puttkamer
Frederick
Bornstedt
Mackenzie
Mitan
Lrazi
Hee
Charcot
Semmola
Giovanni
Mottamajo
Aix les-Hains
Avinos
Aix-les-ains
Paris
Charles Ignace Plichon
Chamber of Deputies
Department of the Nord
Dea
Bocnarist
Jane
Central Asia
Samare
Victoria
India
Molé to Perform Solo Flute at Music Hall Concert
Tonight at Music Hall the renowned flutist M. Molé appears as soloist with a light music programme promised. Joel Goldthwait & Co. advertise unusually cheap carpets as their stock at 169 Washington Street remains strong.
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Music Hall
M. Molé
Joel Goldthwait & Co
Washington Street
Detectives Fahey Naegle Testify in Montreal Bureau Trial
In Montreal the Detective Bureau trial sees convicts Fahey and Naegle brought to testify under guard. Naegle collapses coughing blood on the stand while Fahey seeks to prove Bureau innocence, admitting letters to Wilson to trap a burglar. Verdict expected tomorrow with little prospect of Bureau winning.
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Fahey
Naegle
Babya
Wilson
Bureau
New York
Adams House
Boston
Post
Bissonette
Beacon Park Races at Beacon Park Attendances and Close Finishes
Yesterday at Beacon Park, Manager Hicks oversaw two horse classes with a lively crowd despite town festivities. Dr Van driven by Jed Woodbury broke a rein, finishing fourth in heat one, while Dollie led to win later heats. the second race featured tight finishes with Champion John L. and others in the 2:35 class for light wagons. Judges were George H. Hicks and Alfred Rogers. clerk F. B. Seebert.
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Beacon Park
Hicks
George Hall
Adams House
George Bixby
Park Square Hotel
John Grant
William Kelly
East Boston
Joan Wineh
William E. Jones
Harvey Waite
Alfred Rogers
Jed Woodbury
Dr. van
Van
Jed
Dollie
Dolite
van Hurt
William Woodruff
S. G
Jonoe
Aiciavcee
Cates
James Bowe
Bessie Knox
John Riley
Broome
Besi
M. F. Owning
B. G
John L
Cca Os Saccaietels
Hiram Woodruff
Fj Ff
Fom Lambert
Ch. W. Hillsids
Daly
George H. Hicks
F. B. Seebert
Bank of Montreal Holds Annual Meeting in Montreal
Bank of Montreal reports a capital reserve of 600000 dollars and two half yearly dividends of 600000 dollars each. It shows a profit and loss carryover of 69024152 dollars and notes in circulation of 5467743 dollars. Deposits fell by 5 million in 1887 but have since recovered with over 600000 dollars added in the past year. The statement is seen as satisfactory and stock value is expected to rise.
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Montreal
Bank of Montreal
Suits Against A Paper Company Over Boiler Explosion
Writs of attachment totaling 15000 were served on Russell Paper Company in Lawrence for three suits arising from the April 27 boiler explosion at the mill. The first attachment for 10000 was by the estate of Michael Melvin, the second for 5000 by Robert Evans for injuries and disability, and the third for 3000 filed by Thomas Monahan.
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Lawrence
Spxecrau
Russell Paper Company
Michael Melvin
Robert Evans
Thomas Monahan
Cheese sales figures reported in Utica and Low Falls
Utica cheese sales on June 4 totaled 300 boxes at 74 and 6854 boxes at 742 with 2409 boxes at 75 percent and smaller lots at 7 and 8 percent. 1813 boxes sold on commission. ITTLE FALLS reports 480 boxes at 744 and 3754 boxes at 7 percent with 1346 on commission and 943 furin dairy at 7444844.
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Utica
N. Y
Ittle Falls
Furin
Tragic rooftop fall claims life of Thomas OShaughnessy
At 1 30 this morning Thomas O Shaughnessy 40 fell from a six story roof at 244 Federal street. He was crushed severely and taken to City Hospital where he died.
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Thomas O'Shaughnessey
Federal Street
Lawrence Dailey couple wed in Cambridgeport
Mr. George H. Lawrence and Miss Clara A. Dailey of Cambridge united in marriage at the bride’s brother-in-law Alvin F Sortwell residence 335 Harvard Street Cambridgeport The Rev A E White officiated A short reception followed and the couple plan to live on Maple Avenue Cambridgeport
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George H. Lawrence
Clara A. Dailey
Cambridge
Alvin F. Sortwell
Harvard Street
Cambridgeport
A. E. White
First Universalist Church
Mrs. Lawrence
Maple Avenue
Bran Tired Patient Benefits From Acid Phosphate Use
Dr C C Strout of Syracuse New York reports giving Horsford s Acid Phosphate to a patient whose brain was tired and confused from mental exertion. The patient showed immediate improvement and eventually recovered, illustrating the product s claimed mental fatigue relief.
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C. C. Strout
Syracuse
N. Y
A Citizen of Boston Lecture at Roslindale
The Roslindale Improvement Company hosted Hon. Edward L. Pierce who spoke on duties of an American citizen. He urged unity among diverse residents, defense of public schools, and vigilance against political corruption while calling for active civic engagement.
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Edward L. Pierce
Local Improvement Society
Roslindale
Boston
Arlington Street
Arnolds
Matthew Arnold
Pierce
Harvard College
Oxford
Cambridge
England
Sorbonne
Paris
Salamanca
Spain
Upsala
Sweden
New England
Herodes Atticus
George Peabody
America
Yuber
Europe
Massachusetts
Pacific
Crossoads
Wil
Benches Lacking in Park of Commonwealth Avenue
Boston reader asks Taverner why benches are missing from the Park of Commonwealth Avenue making spring Sundays weary. Dated June 4 from Boston, signed M. W. HH.
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Taverner
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
M. W
Dr James Freeman Clarke Improves Mildly Amid Worsening Health
Dr James Freeman Clarke enjoyed a comfortable day yesterday and was quieter than in recent days. Physicians report a serious complication has passed, though his condition remains weak and a noticeable change is not expected for a week or more.
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James Freeman Clarke
Straw hats at remarkable prices from G W Simmons Co
Straw hats for gentlemen and boys offered at so low prices by G W Simmons and Co at 32 to 44 North Street that buying by the half dozen could almost pay for a head of a family.
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G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Auction Sale of Family Hor ses at Walker's Boston Bazaar
At Walker's Horse and Carriage Bazaar Boston auction sale on Wednesday and Saturday at 10 30 a m features first class stock including acclimated family trotting and saddle horses matched pairs and cobs consigned to W P Balch Great variety with descriptions of horses Nos 1 through 42 including Mary Gray Adam Eve Belle Everett Gen Shields and more, all warranted sound and kind and available for inspection at the bazaar or Balch's office.
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W. P. Balch
Baleh
Devonshire St
Horace
Kohinoor
Volunteer
Flirtilia
Cushnoe
Flirt
Green
Mary
Moston
Gray Horse
Sroun
Feack
Lorna Smoone
Wallace’s
Redwood
Elmont
Sarah Bernhardt
Tom Hal
Skeney
Northampton
Mass
Breasline
Arthur Young
Kentucky
Volunteer Chief
Dave Akin
Richmond
Bolivar
Quincy
Adam
Jim Lambert
Eve
Highland Gray
Florence
Kyve
Lappelle
Uemsan
Cyrus W
Oston
Sseriarwood
Wedgewood
Woodstock Belle
Woodstock
Cottontail
Beacon Park
New England
Briarwood
Belle Everett
Edward Everett
Star of the West
Mattie
Lara
Chautauqua County
N. Y
Dars Bays
Ephraim
Haid
Saugus Park
Holton
Krank Knox
Maine
Hoston
New York
Commonwealth Avenue
Piitip
Maud
Dou
Albion
James Hussy
Plato
Hevy Gen. Knox
Beacon Wark
Kany
Hon. Geo. B. Loing
Constellation
Almont
Srotting Childers
Daisy
Knox Blood
Ini
Shields
von Moltky
Quimby Messenger
Winthrop Messenger
Mr. Balch
Mr. Trout
East Alvany
William McCaffrey
Pratt
Old Vermont
Black Hawk
Kina
Salem
Maud Morris
Kernwood
Yeugewood
Lady Morris
KR. R. Morris
J. P. Morris
Maui Morris
Lynn
Lizzie Morris
George Wilkes, Jr
New Hampshire
Morrill
Notace
Dan
W. Goodwin
Wanderer
Glenella
Glenelg
Rin
Harry Knox
Brandywine
Artemis
Hambletonian
Gray Tduie
Readville Track
Surrey
N. B
Office
Chidren
Moses Colman &On
Portland
Friend Streets
Boston
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Chamber -General
General Foreign News
Detective Bureau
Naregie
Dailey
Horsford
Olive Grove
Academe
Sempronius
Fon
Specialty
Dep't, Phil
Best Brewing CO
Gale
Bunson
C. T. Walker
Walker’s Horse and Carriage Bazaar
Portland St
Lancaster St
A. M. Bates
Boston Carriage Manufactory
Haverhill Street
Boston & Maine
Manufacturers
Third Spring
A. F. Bates
Samuel Hatch & CO
Congress Street
Pleasant Street
Shawmut Street
Park Square
Gilbert Henry Wait
Broadway
South Boston
Elizabeth McCloskey
Maurice Pephgeey
Suffolk
South Bost N
C Street
Firth S.reet
Lindlate
Sampson
Wat
Wiliam Smith
James Byrnes
Phii Dennen
Mairice Hennessy
Simon Pavis
Main Street
Charlestown
Moses Colman
THE
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Albert Howe & Co
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Horatio Harris & CO
State Street
James Williams
Phenix Manufacturing CO
Greeff & CO
Field, Chapman & Fenner
L. Foster Morse
Warren Street
Phoenix Brewing Company
John B. Manning
Buffalo
Erie
New Yox
John B. Mannins
Phenix Brewing Company
J. W. Kurra
Court Street
James I
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Edward A. White
Daniel W. Lawrence
Medford
Midchesex
Charles J. Hayden
Boston Commandery
Dorchester
Norfolk
Linden Stret
Oliver Glover
Oliver Hall
Elizabeth Hall
William W. Kendrick
Hall
Soward A. White
Lewis J. Bird & CO
Bromfeid Street
Providence
Berkeley Street
Columbus Avenue
C. R. Stevens
C. T. Reynolds
Lafayette Jar and Stop. Co
Sam's West
W. F. Cushman
Long & Co
Has. Whitney
McCurdy Mig. Co
White Mig. Co
C. L. Cook
Bankers and Merchants’ Tel. Co
C. L
Richards & CO
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Foster's
Rockhlind
Camden
Belfast
Searsport
Bucksport
Waterport
Hampden
Bangor
Southwest Harbor
Northeast Harbor
Bar Harbor
South Gouldsboro
Har Harbor
William H. Hill
Eastport
Calais
ST. John
Annapolis, N. S
Fastpor Calais
Annapolis Dir Ct
Kilby
Kennebeg River
Bath, Richmond, Gardiner, Hallowell and
Augusta
Bathh
Boothbay
Star OF the Ast
Jaso . Collins
Lincoln’s Wharf
Cilas. H. Hyde
Gloucester
Boston and Gloucester Steamboat Co
North Side Central Wharf
Noosa
India Wharf
Low
F. Williams
Boston & Sandwich Glass Co
Franklin St
Henry F. Spurr
Gen
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