Fires Destroy Cotton Warehouse in Salem
A lightning strike during a heavy thunder shower set a large cotton warehouse on E. B. Lane's wharf ablaze in Salem. Over 30,000 dollars worth of raw cotton stored by Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co. was lost, with about 1,000 dollars damage to adjacent property. Insurance covered losses.
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Salem
E. B. Lane
Union Street
Naumkeay Steam Cotton Company
Gumkeag Company
Gardner
Jane G
William Barrett
Westardner
Holyoke Mutual
Granite State
Portsmouth
Marblehead
Henry Snow
Reed’s Hill
Philadelphia
Penn Globe and Gasight Company
Episcopal Hospital
Warsaw
Doksyce
Independent Party formed by Farmers Alliance and Knights of Labor
The Farmers' Alliance and Knights of Labor ended a three day session in Huron South Dakota with a decision to form a new political party named the Independent Party. A convention for action was formed and a platform pledges woman suffrage a graded service pension liquor prohibition and revenue tariff with opposition to passes by officials.
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Sr. Pavu
Minn
Pioneer Press
Huron
Farmers’ Alliance
Knights of Labor
Independent Party
The
Farmer's Ollisnce and Industrial Union and
Knights of I
Indian Uprising on Menominee Reservation Reported
June 6 Milwaukee reports an uprising rumor on the Menominee reservation at Koshena. Ex-agent Jennings refuses to vacate the agency. inspector Chisney suspended him. Agents Kelsey and others left the reservation amid reports of a conspiracy to eject government officials. Troops from Fort Snelling may be sent to assist.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Koshena
Jennings
Chisney
Sawyer
Kelsey
Fort Snelling
Richard Croker Arrives in New York on Aller
Richard Croker Tammany Hall chieftain arrived in New York on the steamer Aller this evening. He was met at the wharf by Mayor Grant and other Tamany men and a group of newspaper men, but he refused to talk politics.
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New York
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Aller
Grant
Tammany
Rutland Music Festival draws record crowds from across New England
The Rutland Musical Festival Association stages its second and third concerts drawing large crowds from Vermont and neighboring states. Emma Judi performed an aria from Carmen in the afternoon while the Temple Quartet of Boston received encores. Mlle Clementine De Vere won evening honors with an aria from Donizetti. The chorus performed Massenet and Von Webern pieces, including a debut of the former in this country. Tomorrow features Wilczek and De Vere in a symphony program, with the festival ending tonight in Verdi and Wagner selections.
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Rurnano
Rutland Musical Festival Association
New York
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rutland
Emma Judi
Carmen
Temple Quartette
Boston
Hnving
Hnving Deserved Encores With Each Selection. Miss Campbell, Mr. Babcock
Lawton
Mlle
Clementine de Vere
Imad
Donizetti
Lucia
Massenet
von Weinzien
Boot and Shoe Workers' Convention Elected Leaders
At Rochester New York on June 6 the International Boot and Shoe Workers convention elected President Charles Irish of Hamilton Ontario and other officers. An executive board was named with members from Maine Connecticut Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Delegates to the American Federation of Labor meeting in Detroit were chosen. Portland Maine June 6. Heney Bros built coal sheds on Long Island and today the sheds collapsed losing an estimated hundred tons of coal.
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Rochester
N. Y
Boot and Workers
Charles Irish
Hamilton
Ont
Edward Foster
Haverhill
H. J. Skettington
Boston
Towne
Maine
George E. Allen
Portland
P. T. Frayne
Springvale
Connecticut
Emimons
Massachusetts
P. J. Mulligan
Brockton
Henry
Lyons
North Adams
Harry ©. Moulton
American Federation of Labor
Detroit
H. J. Skeffington
C. 5
Heney Bros
Long Island
Colorado
Jenkins, Hall
Eng
Ridge
Sanderson & Son
Cedric
Wergeland
Nor
Wiese
Baracoa
WW & U K
Noyes
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
Kennebec
Collins
Bath
Forest City
Snownan
Geo
Hughes
Belleveau Cove
Gold Hunter
Rawding
Clementsport
R Carson
Sweet
Alma
Wood
Stanley
Lehman Blew
Sharp
Philadelphia
Mary
Wellington
Robbins
Hoboken
Nellie Eaton
Ashford
Erth Amboy
Scclia Wilson & Willard
Kelley
Gus Raith
Coleman
Sadie
Furness
Yarmouth
Stanwood
J G Hall & Co
Bark
Hull
Observation
Barkentine
Cornelia Soule
Chatham
General Whitney
Miranda
Hans & Kurt
Sloucester
Portland Head
New York
New York, June 6—Seh Cerdic
St John
City
Hark Dominico M
Chandeleur Island
Bark Ocean
Sonya Reef
Delaware
EF Sutton
Manzanits
Punta Hollandes
Vineyard Haven
Sir Elizabeth
Ellsworth
Marwichsport
Mass
Bear River
Digby
Baltimore
Whitestone
Morgan
Sea Fawn
Mt Desert
Long Island Sound
Hart Island
Norfolk
Jamie Carlton
Simith
Provincetown
Emma
Curtis
Essex
Surinam
Win Matheson
Willie L Swift
Ed McKray
New London
W Simmons
Lanesville
Race Point
Scott’s Dock
Quebec
Norwood
Kraveness
Greenock
Havana
Sir Thomas Pillsbury
Sagua
Yale Football Association elects officers at annual meeting
New Haven June 6. At the Yale Football Association annual meeting the officers named are President J. B. Sears class of 1891 Vice President W. W. Heffelfinger class 1891 Secretary R. A. Paddock class 1892 Treasurer H. W. Bayne class 1892 A cash balance of 1125 is reported.
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New Hayes
Comn
Yale Football Association
J. B. Sears
W. W. Heffelfinger
Shetf
H. W. Bayne
R. A. Paddock
Supreme Court affirms conviction of ex Sheriff Flack and others
In New York the Supreme Court general term up held the conviction and sentence of ex Sheriff Flack. The two Flacks faced conspiracy charges for arranging the divorce of the elder Flack from his wife and were under sentence awaiting appeal.
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New York
Supreme Court
Flack
Mohonk Conference Advances Race Relations Agenda
At Laxi Mohonk New York the Mohonk Negro Conference opens with President Gates presenting resolutions urging education in normal industrial and home uplifting programs. Speakers include Judge Tourgee Andrew D White and General Howard with optimism for peaceful solutions and future meetings.
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Laxi Mohonk
N. Y
Gates
Tourgee
Andrew D. White
John Glenn
Baltimore
Brinkerhoff
Ohio
South
New York
Edna H. Dean Cheney
Boston
Andrews
Methodist Church
Executive Committee
Hall
Brooklyn
Hayes
Smiley
Harvard College Buys Brighton Estate for 48000
Harvard College purchased a large Brighton estate on North Harvard Street Ward 25 from Martha S. Willard for 48000. The 1345335 square foot property includes one building assessed at 5600 with total estate value 33000. Other local real estate moves include the Thomas Cole estate sale on Washington street and Melrose Highlands auction results.
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Harvard College
Brighton
Harvard Street
Martha S. Willard
Thomas Cole
Washington Street
Lewis J. Bird & Co
Melrose Highlands
Melrose Street
John Doherty
Allston
Mansfield Street
Thomas H. Smith
R. M. Pulsifer
E. B. Haskell
E. H. Andrews
South Boston
F Street
Dyer Avenue
Michael J. Dyer
Mary A. Sheehan
Obituary Notices From Gloucester And Farmington
The schooner J H Carey arrived from Cape North with colors half mast for the losses of Captain John Gourville and Raymond White who drowned May 24 during trawling. Huldah Rockwell a centenarian died of pneumonia at Green's Farms Conn aged 100 years 9 months 16 days. Arthur Millett a Gloucester Custom House inspector died from paralytic shock. he served in the Civil War and lost an arm. Jeacon Abel Russell a prominent Farmington Me citizen died aged 75.
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J. H. Carey
Gloucester
Cape North
John Gourville
Raymond White
Gourville
France
White
Nova Scotia
Huldah Rockwell
Sally Elwood
Green's Farms
Conn
Joseph Rockwell
Jessie Lee
Granny” Rockwell
Arthur Millett
Gloucester Custom House
Maine
M.V
Twentythird
Newberne
Presson
Allen Post
G.A.R
Acacia Lodge
Masons
Jeacon Abel Russell
Farmington
Notehes to TavernER on Bacon Burial at Sea
A reader from Boston writes to Taverner defending Bacon Burial at Sea as a copied work by a known copyist named Bacon. The letter notes the copyist is honest but better suited to house painting than portraiture and mentions seeing the work in progress at Bacon’s room. Dated June 6.
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Bacon
Sea
Taverner
School Street
Boston
KR. M. Tl
First Mackerel Arrives at Gloucester Ship Geneva Mortis
The schooner Geneva Mortis arrived this morning from the Nova Scotia coast bringing 170 barrels of large mackerel. Dealers rejoiced over the season’s early catch as scarcity has lingered for three years. Captain Mcleod notes a large mackerel body heading east and anticipates better fishing in North Bay later, while Magnolia and Scott Island traps saw few fish.
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Geneva Mortis
Nova Scotia
Mcleod
North Bay
Canso
Magnolia
Scott Island
Boston
Maine
Kennebec
New York
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Newport News
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River Platte
Soran Ambsica
Lark Sir Mary
General Cargo
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Dark Lillie Soullard
Touenos Ayres
West Inpigs
Lark Gieneida
Martindque
Ice
HB Cleaves
Porto Rico
Hatteras
Rebecca Godard
Charleston
Kingston
Rachel Emery
Port Spain
Rocky Glen
Surinam
Lloret de Mars
Annapolis
Cienfuegos
Burrish Province
Ark Henry
Lesehs
Diamond
Viola
Loston
Lochiel
Woston
Sydney
Alena Cover
Brunswick
Aricibo
Lander
Coastwisk
H . Sibley
Pascagoula
Roaton
Lninver
Sehindith Olcott
Bath
Fee
Sehs
Witch Hazel
Jennie E Simmons
Theo Dean
Charles ' Sprague
Warsteed
Nettie Shipman
Sarat Cullen
Seb Franklin
Wii Marshall
Sullivan
James Judge
Kennebee
Bessie C Beach
John H May
Wilmington
Del
Elizab Emery
Lottie
Friend
Portland
Maggie P Smith
Augusta
Bill Stowe
Bangor
Richmond
Atlantic City
Blien M Golder
Phebe J Woodruff
Fall River
Providence
New Bedford
Edward P Avery
Horse Island
Abel W Parker
Bridgeport
Swis Ira Laffrinier
Florence Nowell
Richard Vaux
H Skinner
John Morown
Joseph Eaton, Jr
Warren & Potter
Frankfort
Sherman
James Royce, Jr
Tee
Charles A Briggs
Nathan Lawrence
Hostom
Cox & Green
St Join
Mainepene
Howard Williams
Emma B Shaw
Lanesville
Alfred Brabrook
Gardiner
Schass
Budyinis Marion
Eva
Danenhower
William M Bird
Charles A Coulomb
Jaanen Tillyer
Martha L Smith
William H Shubert
Annie Ainsley
Oscar C Schmidt
RH Casey
Ida Hu Mathis
Swis Puritan
William B Herrick
Isaiah
Harland Park
O Clark
Robert Harker
Soothbay
Swis Enos
Phillips
WS Jordan
Swis
May O'Neil
Olive Pecker
Samuel Dilloway
Katie Joelan
Kangor
Washington
Eliouth Dow
Hallowell
Nettie Champion
Rockport
Harriet
Brooks
Shangor
Taylor & Mathis
West Gouldsboro
James Ponder
Red Wing
Somes Cove
Mt Devert
J F Coolidge
Somes Sound
MK Rawley
Port Royal
Sir Alfred W. Fiske
Sargentaville
Dixie
Heaton
Hamburg
Marie Siedenberg
Stettin
Etta
Eepe RI
Scis
Lelia E Norwood
Plymouth Lock
Little Nellie
Josephine Swanton
Louisa J Kenney
Cape North
Liza
Georges
Louisa Polleys
Percy
Admiral
J Tt Carey
Geneva Mercs
Seri Otis P Lord
Salem Tragedy and Thefts Reported in June Item
Edward Symonds suffered facial and skull injuries after a circular saw fragment struck him at the car shops and will be permanently disfigured. A tramp burglary at Dr. George B. Loring’s Pickman Farm residence remains uncertain if anything was taken. An artistic luminary, Hollings patent extension lamp, touted for safety and durability, is promoted as a rural and urban life enhancer built of brass and non exploding design.
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Satem
Edward Symonds
George B. Loring
Pickman Farm
Shipping News Roundup Tells Of Vessels And Voyages
Mariners report arrivals and clearances across ports with details on steamers, brigs, schooners and tugs. Ships named include Colorado, Wergeland, Penobscot, Forest City, Geo A Chafee, and many more, with positions, routes, cargoes, and ice sightings. Coastal freights and charters rise as market activity expands amid scattered fog and favorable breeze.
Foreign Ports. Sailing notices June entries.
Antwerp to Portland and New York port departures list including Glencaird, Wara, San Francisco bound St Charles of Bath, Purrington. Illinois sails to New York. Barbados bark Maggie Thompson sails to Buenos Aires. Bilboa Nova Scotia to New York. Bremen Amaryllis to New York. Bordeaux Harvard to Adelaide via Queenstown. Dover Elmhurst to Hull. Falmouth Parthenia and Occident to Tacoma. Greenock Octavia to Quebec. Garston Agnes to Quebec. Havre Phaals to San Francisco. Hamburg China to New York. Isle of Wight Adelaide to Dunkirk. Leith Croma to New York via Dundee.
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Illinois
New York
Lepanto
Wise
Baltimore
Barbados
Maggie Thompson
Whitmore
Buenos Aires
Bilboa
Nova Scotia
Potter
Bremen
Amaryllis
Bordeaux
Harvard
Chadbourne
Adelaide
Queenstown
Dover
Havre
Phaals
Chrystal
San Francisco
Hamburg
China
Ger
Seiberg
Isle OF Wight
Brown
Dunkirk
Leith
Scot
Croma
Dundee
Maritime Shipping Moves Across Atlantic and Gulf Ports
A broad sweep of June vessel movements records sailings and arrivals along Cape Henry to Vineyard Haven. Numerous schooners and steamers, including the Addie Merrill, Nellie Floyd, and Royal Arch, depart for New York Philadelphia Boston and other ports, with lates arrivals noted at Providence Portland and Newburyport.
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Cape Henry
Chas F Babpitt
Baltimore
Old Providence
Darien
Clearea
Montreal
Dexter
Weat Bay
Haskell
New York
East Machias
Scha
Minot
James Freeman
Boston
Fernandina
Addie Merrill
Linnell
Fall River
Schs
RCA Ward
Hart
Bertha Louise
Warr
Mary Jane
Bangor
Gardiner
MetSpecials
Royal Arch
Chatfield
Georgetown
Nellie Floyd
Johnson
Charles C Lister
Coverdate
Philadelphia
Hallowell
EW Ioe
Mekergon
Jennie Huddell
R Do
Hyannis
Bass River
Sallie BR
F G French
Haverhill
Mobile
Marjory
Brown, Osborn
Lusec
Special
Clara Jane
Allen
Millbridge
Sullivan
Elizabethport
Nantucket
M B
Grifting
Cobb
Hoboken
Haverill
Hall
South Bbs
Jennie Lind
Mitchell
Port Johnson
Hingham
Pochasset
Herrick
Lanie Cobb
Faulkingham
Beta
Albaugh
Leongssa
Pendleton
Stephen Morgan
Mehaffey
Evelyn
Gardick
Narraganset Pier
Hany Lymburner
Ficket
Saco
Eugene Sorda
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Plymouth
Ellen Perkins
Smith
Salon
Lavina Bell
Kendall
Port Liberty
Com Tucker
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Kennebunkport
Ae Chaire News
Orion
Wiley
Oston
New Haven
Anthony Burton
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Mary Ann Collins
Medford
James Boyce
Rankin
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Centipede
Hanson
Pendent
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Hattie V Kelsey
Rulon
Brown
Hastings
Cory
Pavilion
Clark
Calais
Hoyt
Venezuela
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Trin
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Empire
Snow
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Parlow
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Janes Wotherspoon
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Baracoa
J H Parker
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Wing Morrell
Dean
Henry P Hall
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Kingaton
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Tolle
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Hull
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Alfred Dumois
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Emma Luther
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Fred Jackson
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Salem
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E &G W Hinds
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J J Little
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Davis
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Sehs
Fannie F Child
McLean
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Nathan Estabrook
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J Woodruff
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Chambers
Win P Hood
Ross
Fred Snow
Tate
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H_ Reed
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Henry May
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Gregory
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Hill
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Perkins
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Emeline G Sawyer
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Elizabeth Port
Adelene
Carrie
Florence May
Chatham
Noank
Conn
Edward S Stearns
Hale
Rockport
Jacksonville
Sch ES Stearns
Mails Close at Boston for Various Steamship Routes
Postal notices list Boston mail close times for routes from New Orleans and San Francisco to destinations in the Caribbean, Central America, Newfoundland, Europe, Asia, and the Pacific. Specific sailings include ships Oteri Cephalonia City of Weking and steamers Halifax and Trinidad with deadlines from June 7 through June 30 and supplementary entries for St. Croix St. Thomas and Windward Islands.
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Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Foster's Wharf
Camden
Belfast
Searsport
Bucksport
Winterort
Hampden
Green's Landing
Sout
Wear Harbor
Bar Harbor
Sorrento
South West Harbor
Green’s Landing
At& Am
William H. Hill
Boston & Gloucester Steame Boat Company
North Side Central Wharf
MERCI
Boston, Halifax &Eels
Canada
Carroll
J. C
Cape Breton
Pictou
Charlottetown
Worcester
Rh &. Gardner
Atlantic Ave
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
New Brunswick
International 8.8, Co
Ce Hy
W. C. Ry
Bridgewater
Lunensur
Lee
E. A. Waldron
Gen. Agt
Fastport
ST. John
International Ss, CO
Commercial Wharf
India Wharf
North River
H. M. Whitney
F. Williams
Lincoln's Wharf
Llallowell
Old State HoGee
As. H. Hyde
Grand Junction
Custom House
Postoffice Square
Waterston
Bulfinch Place
Moffitt
Eastern Corner
Causeway
Canal Streets
Eastern
Lowell
Fitchburg
J. A. Hoover
Liop’s
D. W. Les Hartford
Kentucky
Wiggan
Dayton
Montgomery County
Hampton
Elizabeth City
Virginia
Canton
Northwestern
Milwaukee County
Wisconsin
Congress
National Home
W. J. Franklin
Board of Managers
Eastern Branch
N. H. D. V. Les Togas
John D. Anderson
Luther Stephenson, Jr
Teews
Home Gas Machine CO