Maine Republicans renominate Boutelle Dingley and Milliken
Maine Republican conventions renominated Congressmen Boutelle Dingley and Milliken as national and state party leaders. Indicates Bodwell may be named candidate. Cleveland and wife return to Washington from Deer Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Boutelle
Dingley
Milliken
Cleveland
Washington
Deer Park
Candicate Bodwell
Richard M. Hoe
George D. Glover
Salem
Merritt Hemenway
Watertown
Conn
William
Grant
East Cambridge
Nashua
Parnell Demonstrates Command as Speech Lands Difficult Choice
Foreign dispatch notes Mr. Parnell's appearance during a recent speech impressed observers. As the English cabinet resists resignation, leaders turn to public appeal. Opponents of Gladstone celebrate the home rule bill defeat with fireworks and bonfires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
Gladstone
City notes and railroad moves in state gathers and stock action
In Framingham the First Brigade camped on state grounds while Mystic Park hosted a Hastern circuit spring meeting. Bostonian Society heard Rev. Porter on North Bennet Street of the Olden Time. Puritan sails to New York for next week’s races as Massachusetts Medical Society met in Huntington Hall. Bostons win 4 from Kaness Cirs. soldiers exemption bill passes Senate. Forbes bill on telecom oversight approved. parade bill for Salvation Army rejected. Milk inspection law amended. Kendricken park loan bill read for third time at 2,500,060. Rail petition on Boston & Maine and Eastern consolidation leaves filed. Portland & Ogdensburg reorganized with stock equal to old mortgage bonds. Stock market strong with New York & New England rising to 35.34 on heavy Boston and New York buying. Union Pacific weak on debt extension doubt. Eastern gains halt after legislative committee adverse report on consolidation.
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Framingham
Mystic Park
Bostonian Society
Kb. G. Porter
North Bennet Street
New York
Massachusetts Medical Society
Huntington
Senate
House
Forbes
Salvation Army
Yhite
Boston
Eastern
Legislative Committee
Maine Republican State Convention Opens in Lewiston
Maine's Republican State Convention convenes in Lewiston with many delegates arriving. The gubernatorial field features J. R. Bodwell of Pallowell and Dr. A. B. Hamlin of Bangor, Bodwell favored to win. Party officers named, Hamlin serenaded by band, Bodwell absent.
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Lewiston
J. R. Bodwell
Pallowell
A. B. Hamlin
Bangor
Bodwell
R. B. Shepherd
Skowhegan
T. R. Simonton
Camden
Hamlin
Dewitt Hiouse
Thaks
Mr. Bodwell
Heavy Democratic Gains Pennery Elected Governor
In Portland Oregon on June 8 incomplete returns show strong Democratic gains across the state. Governor Pennery appears to lead Republican Cornelius by around 1500 votes with possible 2000 margin. State Treasurer Webb and Supreme Court judge Strahan also favored, while Congress candidate Hermann trails. Legislature likely Democrat.
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Porttiland
Hermann
Congress
Pennery
Cornelius
Webb
Strahan
Supreme Court
Generous Gift to International Typographical Union
James J. Bailey of Philadelphia announced a $10,000 check from George W. Childs and A. J. Drexel as an outright gift to support the union and the craft. The gesture drew loud applause as a committee was named to draft resolutions of thanks for Messrs. Childs and Drexel, with a report due tomorrow.
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Pritspurg
James J. Bailey
Philadelphia
George W. Childs
International Union
Childs
A. J. Drexel
Messrs. Childs and
Drexel
Large Mill Burned at Stamford Conn After Fire
Stam forth Conn Jones W C Harding Co s woollen mills burned this evening and were destroyed along with all contents. Loss estimated at 225 000 with partial insurance. Cause of the fire unknown.
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Stamforth
Conn
Jones
W.C. Harding & Co
Weather Data From June 8 1885 Boston Record
Indications show fair weather across New England states with stationary temperatures and variable winds. Eastern states report fair weather with steady temperatures, while southern regions anticipate local rains and southerly breezes. Observations include barometer readings, temperature, humidity, wind, and dew point across multiple stations.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Shode Island
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Boston
Opskaver
Signal Service
U.S. A
Liberal cabinet backs dissolution to secure stable government
June 8 reports indicate Gladstone seeks Parliament dissolution to resolve Irish home rule crisis. Cabinet unity favors dissolution. Gladstone to propose supply bill unless Queen dissolves Parliament. Chamberlain weighs independent party path. Hartington may form new ministry with Liberal dissenters. National Liberal Federation outlines home rule platform amid party realignments.
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Lonpcon
Mr. Gladstone
Lord Hartington
Gladstone
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Hartington Committee
West Birmingham
National Liberal Federation
Great Britain
Liberal Party
Birmingham
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Jesse Comings
Mr. Chamberlain
Schnadhorst
John Morey
Highly Club
Westminster
Parnell Appears in House of Commons in Tender Address
An eye witness describes Mr. Farnell in the House of Commons as unusually pale yet impressively controlled. He delivered a carefully worded speech from a manuscript approved earlier, ending with a compassionate appeal for peace and prosperity in Ireland mentioning a pledge not to surrender a single Irishman.
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London
Farnell
House of Commons
Sexton
Parnell
Ireland
Scots peers meet to spread home rule doctrine
London June meeting of forty Scotch peers and MPs presided by Lord Rosebery formed a committee to propagate Irish home rule in Scotch constituencies. They adopted measures for home rule literature and speakers funds.
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London
House of Commons
Lord Rosebery
Loyalists Celebrate Home Rule Defeat Across Ulster
Enthusiastic Loyalists celebrate the defeat of the home rule bill with rockets in Coleraine and a ten thousand strong parade at Lurgan. Across Belfast Londonderry Armagh and other towns Loyalists face stoning during parades and demonstrations.
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DuBlin
North of Ireland
Coleraine
Londonderry
Ulster
Lurgan
Belfast
Armagh
Riots Shock Belfast as Orangemen Attack Catholics
In Belfast on June 8 a mob of Orangemen wrecked Catholic houses and shot at police. Police fired back. both sides injured. Rioting continues in Orange districts. In Lurgan militiamen wounded and houses wrecked. One man, Thomas Gallagher, killed. Troops ordered from Armagh to clear streets. Constables mostly injured by stones.
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Belfast
Jonaghan
Lurgan
Thomas Gallagher
Armagh
Gloucester fishermen risk seizure as cruisers patrol Nova Scotia
Gloucester mackereling schooners Rattler Eliza Boynton Pioneer and Martha A Bradley seek shelter in Halifax as Canadian coast guards push offshore limits. Captains report few barrels aboard and fear seizure if fishing within three miles of Chedabucto St. Peters headlands or the Thirty Mile Bend. They consult US Consul and plan to sail again to dodge patrols.
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Halifax
N.S
Lansdowne
Conrad
Howiette
Scatterie
Canso
Rattler
Eliza Boynton
Pioneer
Martha A Bradley
Boynton
Bradley
Atlantic
United States
Phelan
Old Officers Re-Elected Erie Telegraph & Telephone
The Erie Telegraph and Telephone Company held its annual meeting in New York and re elected the old board of directors. Names include James W. Bennett Charles Glidden Charles E. Adams Francis Jewett A. C. Russell A. W. Sherman J. W. Pickering and W. J. McKinnie W. A. Gove and J. A. Weston. Officers named President James W. Bennett secretary treasurer Charles Glidden general manager J P McKinstry transfer clerk C A Grant.
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LowrLt
Mass
Erie Telegraph & Telephone Company
New York
James W. Bennett
Charles Glinden
Charles E. Adams
Francis Jewett
A. C. Russell
A.W. Sherman
J. W. C. Pickering
Lowell
W. J. McKinnie
Cleveland, O
W. A. Gove
East Boston
J. A
The Difference in American and English Cheer
The Portland Oregonian claims a key difference between Americans and English in cheering. It says Americans innately cheer victory even when just and unpopular, while English favor cheering the underdog in a fight. The piece notes an American tendency to applaud successful, rich, or clever figures who evade accountability.
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Portland Oregonian
Framingham Camp Opens for First Regiment M V M
Special report on the First Regiment M V M assembling at Boylston Street, marching to South Framingham, arriving at the state camp, and preparing quarters. Details include guards, drill, Gatling gun tests, and a dress parade. Governor’s quarters and state police present for order. Weather noted as unusually hot.
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City Hils
O’brien
Fitchburg Depot
South Framingham
Framingham
Martin
Battery Dalton
Josiah Bean
Signal Corps
Reeves
King
Colt Firearms Company
Hartford
Conn
Getailea
Wales
Battery B. Light Artillery
Calvary
Rodney
U.S.A
Barber shop owner defends Sunday law stance in Boston
Mr. B P Verne owner of barber shops at Tremont House Youngs and United States Hotel refutes Barbers Union claims. He asserts not denying premises, explains why he did not attend mass meetings and counters accusations of hostility to Italians. He recounts lease sale of United States Hotel shop and payment to former owner Joseph Visail, denying motives of price hikes.
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B. P. Verne
Tremont House
Young’s
United States
Barbner
Sidelinger
Barbers’ Union
Boston
Verne
Faneuil Hell
United States Hotel
Joseph Visail
F. T. Rose
John Schrieber
Fifth Avenue
New York
Knights of Labor
Fire in Albany Street tenement kept minor damage
Last night at 9 30 flames appeared in a cellar of the tenement at 522 Albany Street owned by George N Black. Box 69 responded with Steamers 3 and 15 but the fire was extinguished before arrival. Minor damage reported.
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Albany
Dover Streets
Albany Street
Georgen. Black
She Tortures Gerself Who Hefusez To wae the famous Pearline Washing Compound
A garbled OCR line references Pearline washing compound and a person resisting use. The snippet shows archaic phrasing implying self inflicted torment over resisting the product, with unclear names or places.
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Gerself
House Debates Civil Service Rider Amid General Wheeler Clash
In Washington on June 8 the House reopened debate on the Legislative Appropriation Bill and a civil service rider. Butterworth and Holman pressed the rider while Findlay Springer and Cannon attacked it, arguing it expands political patronage. The rider's fate hangs on Blount and party lines as Republicans oppose it and some Democrats fear jeopardizing reform before autumn elections.
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Washington
Kelley
Wheeler
Edwin M. Stanton
Butterworth
Ohio
Holman
Governor Long
Findlay
Maryland
General Collins
Colonel Allen
Civil Service Law
Springer
Cannon
Illinois
Appropriations Committee
Labor Bureau
Colonel Wright
Civil Service
Cleveland
Blount
Carlisle
House
President Returns to White House as Pension Bills Await Action
Washington June 8 Special The President and his wife plus Mr and Mrs Lamont arrived at the White House at 7 50 PM Reporters waited but citizens crowd was small The Senate passed over 200 pension measures Saturday and other major bills await consideration Many presidential post offices will need filling tomorrow
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Washington
Lamont
White House
Senate
Senate considers bill to create an additional Secretary of the Treasury
In Washington the Senate debated a finance committee report proposing a new Treasury Secretary amid urgent needs. Debate included a resolution about bonded whiskey exports and duties from 1885 and 1886, with requests for Treasury papers and export quantities.
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Washington
Senate
Morrill
Committee On Finance
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Attorney- General
Commissioners of Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Annapolis
Hale
McPherson
Mr. Butler
Yeas
United States Navy
D. Pratt Mannix
United States Marine Corps
Senate relief bill for Arthur and Robinson passed
In Washington on June 8 the Senate approved a relief measure for Chester A. Arthur and William H. Robinson, former New York City district collectors. The House debated expunging Wheeler’s Stanton speech, and the legislative appropriation bill moved to committee with civil service provisions under scrutiny.
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HOUSE
Washington
Reed
Maine
Senate
Chester A. Arthur
William H. Robinson
City
New York
Kelley
Pennsylvania
Wheeler
Alabama
Edwin M. Stanton
Blount
Georgia
Civil Service Commission
McComas
Maryland
House debate flags $40 million funding gap for government
The committee chair labeled administrative reform a pretence and stated new officials need $40,000,000 more than last year's appropriations. The Edmunds anti polygamy bill was postponed as Utah's Cain objected and the speaker sought advice before adjourning the House at five.
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Oates
Alabama
Committee On the Judiciary
Cain
Utah
Reports on Signal Service and Geological Survey
Reports from the joint congressional commission on the signal service geological survey coast and hydrographic office were submitted. The majority backs continuing the hydrographic office and coast survey as is with funding for geological monographs, while a minority proposes abolishing the signal service and creating a weather bureau on July 1, 1886.
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Washington
Joint Commission of Congress
Signal Service
Geological Survey, Coast and Geoletic and Hydrographic Office
Congress
Messrs
Allison
Hale
Lowrey
Waite
Hydrographic Office
Coast Survey
Geological Survey
Messrs. Morgan
Herbert and
Morgan
Signal Service Bureau
Weather Bureau
Dawes Proposes Woollen Cloths Include Worsted and Knit Goods Scope
Washington June 8 Senator Dawes submitted an amendment to the Morrison tariff bill. It provides that woollen cloths shall include worsted cloths for customs duties and importation. It also says the proviso of section 865 applies to the whole section and that knit goods in section 367 cover garments shaped wholly by knitting.
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Washington
Dawes
Endicott to Leave Town for Short Visit
Washington notes Secretary Endicott will depart tomorrow for a brief absence. Councillor Allen of Lynn and Mrs Allen are staying at the Ebbitt Hotel as part of the accompanying entourage.
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Washington
Endicott
Councillor Allen
Lynn
Allen
Ebbitt
Boutelle and Dingley Nominated in Maine Fourth District
Bancroft Me June 8 The fourth district Republican convention was harmonious naming Charles A Boutelle for Congress. J B Hall presided and H O Perry seconded the nomination by acclamation amid cheers. Resolutions praised Chicago 1854 principles and pledged support for Boutelle and Lewiston state convention June 9.
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Boutelle
Eben Woodbury
Fourth Congressional District
Chicago
Lewiston
C. A
Republicans in Third District Nominate Milliken for Congress
SONS POR BLAINE Me June 8 Republicans of the Third Congressional District met in Waterville with full representation. Hon John B Warren of Hancock presiding nominating Seth L Milliken for Congress by acclamation. Convention adjourned amid cheers for Milliken and James G Blaine.
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Blaine
Waterville
Third Congressional District
John B. Warren
Hancock
Seth L. Milliken
S. L. Milliken
James G. Blaine
Dingley Renominated by Maine Republican Convention
The second district Republican Convention in Lewiston renominated Hon. Nelson Dingley Jr by acclamation. Resolutions reaffirm party principles and pledge support, praising Dingley as an active proponent of the policies underpinning government and business across Maine and the nation.
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Lewiston
Nelson Dingley, Jr
Congress
Maine
Raymond the Comedian and the Coin Craze Tale
A Providence story recalls John T. Raymond the comedian telling of his coin hoard obsession. He eyed a rare silver dollar valued at 400, then climbed offers up to 400 before paying, only to learn the coin was altered and worth its face value, leaving him to kick himself in the yard.
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Providence Star
John T. Raymond
Raymond
John
John Raymond
A President With a Home at Pretty Prospect
Washington Capital notes that President Cleveland will be the first president to own a private home. It argues the White House has long been a public display and not a personal residence, praising Cleveland for buying Pretty Prospect to give his wife a true home away from official duties.
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Washington
Mr. Cleveland
United States
White House
Cleveland
What the strikes do in Bradstreet's tally
Bradstreet's figures the recent strikes have cost workers wages totaling 2.802 million dollars, ongoing business losses at 2.105 million dollars, and indirect losses from stoppages of 24.8 million dollars, summing to 29.707 million dollars. The text notes the losses are substantial and largely irrecoverable.
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T. Bradstreet’s
Mystic Park Opens Eastern Circuit with Richard Wilkes Triumph
Mystic Park hosted the eastern circuit’s spring meeting with 500 to 800 spectators enjoying ideal weather and a fast track. Richard Wilkes won the three-minute class after a close home-stretch duel with Mary Ann, while Screwdriver led most of the 2:27 class heats to finish first, with Bijou and Sylvia close behind in several races. The event featured durable racing action over mile heats with purses totaling 50 to 50 dollars first, 125 to second, and 75 to third, plus additional prizes for top finishers.
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Mystic Park
Richard Wilkes
Mary Ano
Loadstone
Syenite
Vermont Girl
Cylearn
Wilkes
Mary Ann
Duban
Myrshe Park
Richard McGlue
Lynn
Richard Whres
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Cansseuawes
A. J. Dore
Taunton
B.m. Mary Ann
Fr. W. Reynolds
Hartford
B. m. Culean
Thomas Lengden
Lowell
B. m
Vermont
A. Johnston
Brockton
Svenite
J. H. Rowley
Providence
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Cccce
Uueess
Green Girl
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Bijou
Screwdriver
Sylvia
T. D. Marsh
Great Falls
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Br. G. Bijou
F. W. Reynolds
G. m. Sulvig
J. J. Bowen
Medford
B. m. Green Girl
Bostonian Society June Meeting Elects New Members
The Bostonian Society held its June meeting in the old State House council chamber with President Curtis Guild presiding. New life members named include William D. Appleton Samuel Eliot Amory Q. Lawrence Dennison R. Slade. regular members listed as William S. Whitewell Charles G. Wood Alexander Stowell Henry W. Putnam Curtis Guild Jr. John Lothrop appointed to fill a director vacancy.
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Bostonian Society
Council Chamber
Old State House
Curtis Guild
William D. Appleton
Samuel Eliot
Amory Q. Lawrence
Dennison R. Slade
William S. Whitewell
Charles G. Wood
Alexander Stowell
Henry W. Putnam
Curtis Guild, Jr
John Lothrop
North Bennet Street
Boston
Boston & Lowell
Hanover Street
Increase Mather
Andrew Eliot
New North Church
Thomas Hutchinson
Porter
John Tileston
John Tileston, Whose Portrait He Had, With the Help of Mrs. Louis
Cambridgeport
Moses Kimball
Margaret and
Prince Streets
Johnny
Washington Street
Departure of the Puritan Sloops to New York Regattas
The Puritan sails from Lawley's north pier at 5 08 pm amid cheers to race in New York Atlantic and Seewanhaka clubs regattas on June 15 17 and 19. Commodore M J Forbes commands a twelve man crew. Captain Crocker pilots the June 19 race for a $1000 cup. Forbes plans a Newport stop before reaching New York early next week.
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North Pier
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Atlantic
Seewanhaka
M. J. Forbes
Crocker
Commodore Forbes
Newport
Bostons Triumph on Home Grounds in Third Victory
A crowd at the South End grounds watched the Bostons beat the Kansas Citys as Stemmyer and Conway pitched. The Bostons scored early, added runs across three innings, then surged with nine runs in three more, while Kansas Citys rallied late for four in the eighth and ninth.
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Belody
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SiLhmie
Oj Conway
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Ccscseeeeeive
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Bassett
Gaffney
Washington
Shaw
Nationals
Hines
Baker
Carroll
Quinn
Denny
Force
Knowles
Graves
Dolan
Harvards Triumphs in Hard Fought Wrestling and Baseball Notes
In a mixed-activity notice, Harvards and Browns clash with notable stats. Wrestler Wrestling earns two bases and Willard leads with a home run as Edgerey adds a homer. A collection of scores from Brooklyn Athletics to Baltimore Metropolitans rounds out the regional notice.
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Brownell
Phillips
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pBisisdell
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Marlboros
Boston Blues
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Portlands
Lawrences
Concord
Brocktons
Concords
Massachusetts Medical Society Holds Annual Meeting in Huntington Hall
The Massachusetts Medical Society opened its annual meeting in Huntington Hall after forenoon hospital visits. Frederick M Daggett John L Hildreth Albert N Blodgett William E Boardman Charles Harrington and Julian A Mead presented papers. The evening session debated military drill on boys with Dr Dudley A Sargent arguing against it while Colonel Moore defended it. The next day includes the regular business session and Dr R M Hodges annual discourse followed by the customary dinner.
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Huntington Hall
Frederick M. Daggett
Boston
John L. Hildreth
Cambridge
Albert N. Blodgett
William E. Boardman
Charles Harrington
Julian A. Mead
Watertown
Dudley A. Sargent
Harvard University
Boston School Board
Sargent
Colonel Moore
R. M. Hodges
Boston Chamber of Commerce Backs Railroads Amending Statutes
A Boston Chamber of Commerce meeting chaired by Hersy B. Goodwin approved an amendment to the Revised Statutes to shield railroads from mob violence and interference. The group urged Massachusetts senators and representatives to support the measure, noting rail workers strikes risked interstate commerce. Debate touched on balancing railroads and labor, with warnings that antagonizing either side could jeopardize charters. The resolutions were adopted by viva voce vote and the meeting adjourned.
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Hersey B. Goodwin
Chicago
Boston Association
United States
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Lincoln
West
Massachusetts
Congress
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G. H. Beaman
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