Sheridan's Struggle Left in Delirium Amid Delicate Recovery
Washington reports General Sheridan's condition remains precarious with recurrent heart failure and severe lung congestion. Dr Pepper and Dr Lincoln arrive as physicians monitor fainting spells, delirium, and oxygen treatment amid partial rallies and ongoing nervous exhaustion.
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Washington
Sheridan
Eneral
Sherian
Dr. Pepper
Linccoln
General Sheridan
Neral
General Sheridan’s
Pepper
Lincoln
Bowdoin Square Tabernacle Opens Bright Young Men's Institute
The Bowdoin Square Baptist Tabernacle opens a new chapter at No 5 Chardon Street, inviting wide public access with parlors a library a reading room and employment help plus concerts and classes. Officials led a large turnout with speeches by Edward Judson A S Woodworth and Ezra Farnorth as music and welcome flows drew crowds.
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Bowdoin Square Baptist Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Young Men’s Institute
Chardon Street
Prome
A. A. Lovett
A. 5
Stafford
Edward Judson
New York
Woodworth
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Ezra Farnforth
Park Street
Gyning
W.G. Heinrich
L . Greenwood
Parker Takes Agency for Democrat Straw Hats at Bee Hive
Tun Parker has taken the agency for the Cleveland and Thurman straw hats. The hats are warranted to fit any Democrat in the country. Visit the Bee Hive at 273 Washington Street to see them.
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Parker
Tun Harter
Cleveland and
Thurman
Bee Hive
Washington Street
Common Council Advances Ords and Adjourns Early
Boston common council last night passed and debated orders on labor payment reserves, a centennial delegation to Ohio in September, and a $4000 expense for June 17 program. Other actions set two weeks’ vacation for ferry workers, hospitality to Catholic Total Abstinence delegates, and a Sept adjournment. Debated water board settlements and an $800,000 Suffolk County Court House loan, all to be reviewed next meeting.
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Common Council
Robinson
Ward 23
Lomasney
Ward 8
Reilly
Ward 6
Boston
Ohio
Messrs. Reilly
Shaw
Kelcher
Foss
W.J. Mahoney
Desmond
Total Abstinence Unions of America
Babcock
Comwoen
Cominion
Boston Water Board
Tremont Water Meter Company
Water Board
Committee On Finance and Order
Suffolk County Court House
Cleveland Denies Campaign Slander With Wife’s Support
Voice from the White House and a note from Frances F Cleveland refute scandalous gossip about President Cleveland and his wife. Mrs Folsom calls the tales foolish, while The New York Times editorial links the pamphlet to William J Berry of the New York Tribune and questions Tribune conduct.
Acquitted and rearrested in Halifix fishing case
Judge Prowse of Newfoundland acquitted Ambrose H. Knight of Boothbay Maine on a bait selling charge lacking evidence. She was arrested again today as fresh testimony is expected. An American schooner, Mary Hontvel of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, arrived from the banks to buy ice and provisions. This marks the first American under the modus vivendi to reach Halifax without enriching Dominion coffers, having already secured a Fortune Bay license.
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Hallifax
N.S
Prowse
Newfoundland
Boothbay
Ambrose H. Knight
St. Pierre
Mary
Hontvel
Portsmouth
N. H
Halifax
Dominion
Fortune Bay
N. F
Funeral for Rev W H B Deasy at St James Church
Funeral services were held for Rev W H B Deasy vice rector of the American College at Rome who died in Rome on April 24. Prayers at 9:30 preceded a high mass of requiem with Archbishop Williams celebrant and assisting clergy. Bishops Harkins Healy Keane and Vicar General Byrne attended. Bishop Healy gave a eulogy. Interment followed at Holyrood.
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W. H. B. Deasy
American College At
Rome
St. James’s Church
Williams
Harkins
Providence
Healy
Portland
Keane
Virginia
Byrne
Boston
Holyrood
Fisheries Treaty Debate Highlights Rights and Honor
In Was a Hincron on June 7 the tariff dispute stirred a heated fisheries treaty discussion. Mr Lodge attacked executive action, urged that the treaty cedes rights and harms national honor, while Mr Cogswell and Mr Russell defended the commission, arguing no rights are surrendered and the treaty remedies past grievances amid calls to protect American fishing laws and reciprocal privileges with Britain.
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Wasa
England
Canada
Lodge
United States
Senate of the
Kentucky
Breckinridge
Wright
New England
Bridgewater
Nova Scotia
Cogswell
Great Britain
Oregon
Reed
Maine
State Department
Russell
Foreign Affairs Committee
Jackson
van Buren
Tyler
Fillmore
Washington
Rentieman
Adams, Ash and Gallatin
William
den Jackson
General Cogswell
Senate
Police Muddle Probes Charges Against Chief Inspector
Police commissioners spent yesterday assessing whether Superintendent Small’s charges against Chief Inspector Hanscom have merit. Inspectors and press representatives were called as witnesses to examine alleged derogatory statements and an embezzlement charge. The defence counsel led the thorough review, with a likely conclusion today.
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Small
Hanscom
Pupils Recital by Mrs Bullard Orr at Chickering Hall
A pleasant concert in Chick ering Hall featured Mrs Gascoigne Bullard Orr with Miss Louise Baldwin and Miss Carrie Hale. The program showed careful training and the Spinning Song by Raff, sung by Miss Susie Muzzey of Lexington, drew particular praise amid a large audience.
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Chickering Hall
Courts Docket: Jury Verdicts In Providence Jewelry Suit
United States Circuit Court judges hear two actions. Joseph L. Reynolds and others sue D E Codding & Co for 3000 dollars for goods sold and delivered. verdict for plaintiffs 274.35 after accounting for alleged inferior jewelry manufacturing materials. Orville D. Lovell sues Howard Marston for 10000 dollars in a libel case over anonymous letters about his wife. trial in Osterville with defense arguing no malice.
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United States Circuit Court
Nelson, J
Joseph L. Reynolds
D. E. Codding &Co
Providence
North Attleboro
T. J. Gargan
J. M. Brennan
H. J. Fuller
Fred B. Byram
Orville D. Lovell
Howard Marston
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ella Marston
Osterville
I. W. Chaplin
Hi. P. Harriman
W. B. Gale
Charles G. Pope
Superior Court First Session June 7 Dockets and Dockets
The document lists cases in the First Session with jurists Pitman and Cronan, including Patrick Calnan vs Jacob Tl Hathorne on Oct 12 1887 where a coach collision injured the plaintiff, and Charles Nichols vs Ann McBarron administratrix over unlawful entry and removal of furniture. Numerous other tort and equity actions appear, with attendees and orders, unfinished cases, and a long slate of case numbers and judges. The Second and Fourth Sessions under Thrompson and Lathrop are summarized with additional actions, including Ramsey v Phelps and Tivain vs Green, all noted as unfinished or in order.
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Superior Court
Pitman
Patrick Calnan
Jacob Tl
Herdic
JF. Cronan
George Z. Adams
Charles Nichols
Ann McBarron
Griggs Place
J. L. Hidredge
D. F. Fitz
George J. Tufts
Ernest D. Blackwell
George W. Furniss
Beachmont House
George H. Fall
Coling
Lockhard
Crawsford
Thrompson
George F. Ramsey
James
Phelps
P. B. Kiernan
D. F. Kimball
Silva
Barton
Roberts
Point of
Goodsell
Jackson
Vines Co
Myers
Gurney
Hammond
Pink
Carroll
Critchett
Hain
Dennison
Ward
Coff
Breck
Cripps
Hoffman
Lathrop
Phinney v Town of Everett Still On Trial In Middlesex Court
Superior Court proceedings in Middlesex County report Phinney versus Town of Everett remaining on trial as of June 7 with motions to be heard Saturday at 10 am. Other docket items include Rich v Fitchburg, Mason v Inds of KK Co Winchester, Wax v City of Boston, Mills v Durgin.
Chase v Smith alimony title dispute in Lynn court
Superior Court Essex County June 7 case No 4582 by Mary A Chase to determine title to property on South Street Lynn levied to secure alimony claiming conveyance by Lyman H Chase to defendant to avoid payment. Defense denies. Judge Bishop presiding. Attorneys W H Niles for plaintiff H K Moulton for defense. Prior related cases listed.
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Essex County
Bishop
Chase
Rev James Freeman Clarke In Critical Condition
The Reverend James Freeman Clarke remained in very fragile health last night with only slight improvement over the day before. Doctors say he may survive a couple of days but death could occur at any moment.
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James Freeman Clarke
Ready Made Summer Vests At Bargain Prices
Wittord's ExpclisH VESTING lauded as top for summer wear but G. W. Simmons & Co. introduce a ready made line this season. Choose from $1.75, $2, and $2.50 vests, offered from Wilford's English vesting, the finest Boston has seen.
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Wittord
G. W. Simmons & Co
Thurman Chosen Continues Public Reform Theme in Hard Campaign
The piece argues that Thurman represents a broad reform ethos beyond civil service and revenue reform, urging voters to judge him as a presidential candidate. It notes his courage against abuses, ties tariff measures to Lincoln era leadership, and praises his honesty while citing a public record of successes and failures. The tariff message is highlighted as the defining canvass issue.
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Cleveland
Lincoln
Cleveland Renominated by Democratic Party Emphasizing Tariff Reform
The N S World notes President Cleveland is renominated, arguing the choice follows the logic of the situation. It claims his personality is subsumed by the principle he represents, Tariff reform and tax reduction, making him the standard bearer for the party.
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N. S
Cleveland
Even the Blaine Organ Is Thankful
The Tribune notes Democrats applaud Grover Cleveland for instilling convictions in his party and for reportedly tying the free trade flag to the mast, whether motive is clear or not. Republicans join in praise for his stance and its impact on party policy.
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Blaine
N. S. Tribune
Grover Cleveland
Bosses Relagated To The Rear In St Louis Nominations
The Newport News reports popular sentiment fixes the nominees at the St Louis convention. Cleveland and Thurman are named by the people though spoilsmen oppose them. they must submit to the prevailing opinion and carry on with the process.
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Newport News
St. Louis
Cleveland
Thurman
Democratic convention names Cleveland as premier candidate
The Springfield Republican notes the Democratic convention’s strong choice of Mr. Cleveland for reelection. It argues he stands as the party’s independent, aggressive leader, superior to all other Democrats, while criticizing Republican and Hill Democratic papers that minimize his abilities.
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Springfield
Ind
Cleveland
Republican
Hill Democratic
The President's Policy Indorsed and Party Split
A summary of the New York Commercial Advertiser view printed in September endorsing Cleveland for re election. The piece says the nomination signals a new era in national politics with living issues and a party platform based on his annual message to Congress. It claims Republicans fail to adopt the policy and that even Republican papers praise it.
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N. Y
Ind
Cleveland
Congress
A Few Points in His Favor for Cleveland
From the Boston Transcript the Indiana representative notes Cleveland enters the canvass with points in his favor. He avoids a federal officeholders onslaught, but admits the reform drive has failed. Yet Cleveland’s restraint on tariffs is praised as stabilizing for business and a cautious path for re election, while the Republican challenger must promise safe administration.
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Boston Transcript
Ind
J .R. Cleveland
Cleveland
Sun Editorial Endorses Cleveland For Four More Years
The Sun argues the Cleveland administration has been constrained but improved by reforms and civil service changes. It urges continued Democratic leadership and decisive, fearless guidance under Cleveland, maintaining that past efforts will shape a better future.
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Sun
Grover Cleveland
Demand for Cleveland Renomination Strengthens Party
The Brooklyn Eagle argues four years of Cleveland's presidency prove him strong and prudent. It asserts the party demanded his renomination and that his administration vindicated the choice, making the party stronger and more faithful to reward past deeds. Renomination is presented as essential to maintain party vigor.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Cleveland
Hhis
Death of early partner of Greeley publisher of Tribune
Thomas McElrath, first publisher of the New York Tribune, died in New York on Wednesday. Born May 1, 1807 in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, he formed the Tribune partnership with Horace Greeley in 1841 and later retired. He held public posts including New York legislator, appraiser for foreign merchandise, and secretary of commissions for expositions. He leaves five children.
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Greeley
Thomas McElrath
New York Tribune
New York
Williamsport
Penn
Horace Greeley
The
Tribune
A of New York
Paris
Vienna
New York State Commission
American Institute
the Tribune
Fourth at Brookline Plans Fireworks and Concert
A Brookline citizens committee met in Town Hall to organize a Fourth of July event led by Captain Candage. A sub committee of Hill Baker Jones Young and Barnes will issue circulars to raise funds for a band concert afternoon events and an evening concert and fireworks at the Cypress street playground.
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Brookline
Candage
W. M. Hill
E. W. Baker
G. BR. Jones
F. D. Young
F. M. Barnes
Cypress Street
Notes From The City Headlines In Tremont Temple Events
The Latin school prize declamation occurs this afternoon at Tremont Temple with Rev. Brooks announcing prizes. Boston’s first campaign flag for year flies on Washington Street bearing Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts and Cleveland and Thurman. Albrecht's Avery Street murder case heads to grand jury this month with likely manslaughter verdict. Thompson jailed for stabbing McPhee on Lovell's Island, self defence claim. The steamship Iowa arrived from Liverpool with props for Pain's Pompeii pyrotechnics to be staged at Huntington Avenue. R M Pulsifer resigns after 19 years as secretary of the New England Associated Press. city pays tribute. Heat fal lhurts laborer John Kenealy, taken to City Hospital. Massachusetts Medical Society to hold June 12 and 18. Oakland Garden opens June 25. Michael Green injured by fall on West Broadway. Rachel Daniskey dies from kerosene blast burns. Russell & Sturgis invite June 14 clam bake at cafe Nantasket opening, with American Watch Co. band. State council and National Land League meet at Parker House. August convention planned. resolutions back Irish MPs on papal rescript.
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Tremont Temple
Phillips Brooks
D.D
Boston
No. 170
Washington Street
Young Men's Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Thurman
Albrecht
Avery Street
Charles Thompson
Hallett
James McPhee
Lovell’s Island
McPhee
Thompson
Iowa
Liverpool
Pompeii
Institute Fair
Huntington Avenue
R. M. Pulsifer
New England Associated Press
John Keneealy
Dorset Street
City Hospital
Massachusetts Medical Society
Oakland Garden
Michael Green
West Broadway
Rachel]daniskey
Messrs
Russell & Sturgis
American Watch Company
Double Tragedy at Charlestown Saloon and Lodging House
A brutal double homicide at No 5 Chambers Street Charlestown ends in the deaths of Mr Thomas Rowland and his wife after he shot her and then wounded himself Jealousy and quarrel are named as motives. A young witness witnessed the shooting. police and a physician responded and both bodies were taken to local morgues Rowland, a Liverpool native, had lived in the country for years Mrs Rowland, an English woman about 60, stout and dark complexioned, died before help could arrive.
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Thomas Rowland
Chambers Street
Charlestown
Rowland
Green
City Hospital
North Grove Street
Liverpool
Mortgage Sale Notice of Johnson and Stowell Loan
A mortgage sale is advertised by Warren Institution for Savings on June 16 1888 at four oclock PM for property in Charlestown Suffolk described as 34 feet on Austin Street 56 feet on adjacent parcel 31 feet on Thompson Street and 56 feet on Passageway conveyed to Elizabeth R Johnson and Betsey Stowell by Samuel Rice recorded Middlesex deeds. Sale terms and further conditions announced at the premises. Henry W Brace attorney for the mortgagee Boston Massachusetts May 24 1838
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Pleasant Street
Shawmut Street
Park Square
Lleagant Street
Shawnmnat Street
James D
Lhorndike
Annie M. tThorndike
Sar James D
Anna Tuckerman
Frederick Tuckermen
Willian Sohiey
Suffolk
Nuiberet
Worcester Square
Woressier Square
Boston
Carolin A. Mororey
William Minot
Frederick Tuckerman
Court Street
Es Vx Brewster
Oston
Andrew W. Newman
Henry A. Age
Roxbury
Fastas Street
Mall Street
Andrew J. Houghton
L. Foster Morse
Warren Street
Gordon PB. Page
Elizabeth P. Richardson
Elizabeth R. Johnson
Betse Stowell
Warren Institution
Aston
Hich
Charlestown
Massachusetts
Boundea
Devermet
Austin Street
Monsuriey
William Winslow
A. KR. Thompson
Eiizapeth R. Johnson
Betsey Stowell
Samuel Rice
Hs Dved
Middlesex
Jerome 5
Dunlap
Wilhelmina Dunlap
Anne Bates
Hyde Park
Norfolk
Bosto
Iwichell
Henry W. Hathorne
Dorchester Avenue
Humboldt Place
Wilhelmina Reunion
Wilhelmina Herderhorst
Alphens M. Stetson
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Frances F. Cleveland
New York Times
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Deasy
Ericures
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Bay State
Mr. Russell
Countries
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Oscod
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Nichols
McBar! Railroad
Ran
Taylor
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Hendhen
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Good
Blackwell
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Kelicher
Barnard
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Ker
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Kelly
Uwe
Wun
McCormick
Fifield
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Manavira
Hneilus
Ramsey
Same
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MecGufigan
Bostram
Plannett Vy. Grieshaah
Brown
Pacific N. Liaw
Dorev Vy
Wheeler & Wilson
Heathy Velden
Mig. Co
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Ac. Association
Free
Boston & Providence RR
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Barstow
Lowe
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Walker
Avery
J Ures
Stekney
Howard
Jboas Uamberlint
Smith
Beard
Follen
Ihi
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Chick
Colin
Hase
Squirea
Colburn
Nickerson
Stin
Avery Lacgon State Company
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Hawkinson
Doherty
Daley
Tivnia
South Boston Iron Works
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Askenasy
Tile
Pidden
Dore
Drigham
Parody
Murphy
Masony
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McKinney
Slade
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Dianz
Barnes
Poor
Sears
Coe
Fitchburg
Johnston
U. S. Life Lus. Co
Stack
McCarthy
Warren Just
For Savings
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Dunn
Daviand
Clruler
Copp
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Shrider
Ketchum
Larrabee
Meftagh
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Dumon
Marshall
Anderson
June
MR. Clarke
Chester H. Graves & Sons
State Council
National Land League
Parker House
J. Donovan
Lowell
Dublin
Ena
Aking Powpger Co
Eas
Roxva Beg
BAKER
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Lass
Norman McDonald & CQ
Mt. Auburn
Newton
Watertown
Lowell Estate
Prof
Fowen
Hoodus
Conn
Samuel Hatch & CO
Congress Street
Mortgagel
Charles W. Sawyer
Globe Building
Henry W. Brace
Poston
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
California
S. R. Knights & CO
Washington St
Les Riain Ste, Caambidgeport
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Richards & CO
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