Cullom Emerges as GOP Pivot in Chicago Nominations
Washington dispatch outlines a push to nominate Senator Cullom of Illinois as the Republican standard bearer with Platt guiding New York delegates. It notes possible Illinois Gresham support, Morton as VP prospect, and Cullom ties to anti monopoly law. Senate week preview includes interstate commerce debate and tariff, with focus on seeds and postal rates.
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Congressional notes and political satire items from a Boston ledger
Secretary Fairchild plans to address Senator Hale's campaign committee on civil service changes at New York Custom House sugar expert shifts and savings. Hale may delay. Fairchild aims to read stenographic testimony first. Fairchild departs for Boston and Beverly for a rest, absent two to three weeks. McKinley denies prearrangement for the $10 all wool suit stunt, saying it was suggested by a friend and has become an ad for Leopold Morse & Co. Davis couple to Lenox. Lodge at Connecticut Avenue. Democratic House caucus set for tomorrow at 8.
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Maine Republicans head for large Portland convention
Portvano Mo June 10 Special The Maine State Republican convention will be the largest yet with about 1400 delegates. Governor Marble is at headquarters while General Cleaves hosts. State Treasurer Burleigh is favored for first ballot victory by a large margin amid rumors of informal ballots and possible opposition from Cleaves and Hamlin.
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Views of the Hon. F. W. Bird on St Louis nominations
Walpole political figure Hon. Frank W. Bird voices support for President Cleveland and civil service reform while critiquing tariff policy. He endorses Thurman for VP, argues Independents should back reform, and denounces the Republican party's 1868-era dynamics. He praises Cleveland's civil service record and predicts reform will continue if reelected.
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Funeral of Ezra H. Baker in Salem from Oberwald Beverly
Ezra H. Baker, president of the American Loan and Trust Company, had his funeral at his Beverly residence today. A large crowd attended, with a special Boston train bringing mourners including Governor Ames and notable figures from Union Pacific, Tremont Bank, and other connected organizations. Rev. A J Gordon officiated. interment planned for Forest Hills cemetery in Boston.
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Search for Harry Garrett’s Body Engulfs Chesapeake Bay
On June 10 the Chesapeake Bay near Seven-foot Knob was crowded with yachts and other craft dragging for Harry Garrett’s body. The Wagothy River and surrounding shores were patrolled while Ossipee fired broadsides in hope of surfacing the body, but no success.
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The Duel Between Gladstone and Ingersoll
Popular interest in the controversy between Colonel Ingersoll and Mr. Gladstone remains high as North American Review's June issue issues Colonel Ingersoll's letter to Gladstone. The work nears a brisk sale of 100000 copies, contrasting with rival periodicals and signaling growing public intellect.
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Weddings of Putnam and Milliken Marry in Boston Area
Two ceremonies highlight a Brookline and Arlington Street Church wedding scene. William L Putnam of Cambridge wed Elizabeth Lowell of Brookline with Amy Lowell as maid of honor and Percival Lowell as usher. Arthur N Milliken married Mabel M Marsh at Arlington Street Church with reception at Commonwealth Avenue home.
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Brookline
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Elfrieda Rosevelt
New York
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Hanlan's Big Defeat in World Sculling Championship
In Sydney May 5 on Parramatta River Kemp defeated rival Hanlan in a close three mile race. Kemp led early, Hanlan surged to even by 200 yards, Kemp pulled ahead again crossing One Man wharf in 9m 20s and finally won by three lengths with a final time of 21m 36s.
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Straws From State Street Markets Mixed on Crop News
The market drifted Friday with dull activity and a government crop report showing winter wheat up two tenths of a percent. Speculation faded as prices slid, bonds showed steady gains, and buyers waited on long-term yields. Boston and Kansas City notes, including St Paul and New York Mutual Life plans, framed a cautious financial outlook with promises of rising bond prices and a shift toward long dated issues.
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English visitors bid farewell with civic honors in Boston
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company hosted a banquet at Hotel Victoria for the English delegates led by Governor Ames. Toaster lines honored the queen and the president, with toasts to Massachusetts Boston Lowell and the Artillery Company. Souvenir medals were issued, and most of the party departed for New York to connect to Southampton, while Major Baker and some companions stayed in America for further travel.
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Unoccupied Brooks House Barricaded After Late Night Light
Late Saturday a light appeared in a window of 89 Mt Vernon street, former home of Peter C. Brooks. The night watchman alerted police, the outer door was unlocked while the inner door was shut. By the time officers arrived, intruders had fled. a rear window was found open. Suspicion arose that a police member used the house for rest after a long shift.
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Walt Whitman Stricken By Dangerous Illness
Philadelphia June 10 Walt Whitman the poet is dangerously ill at his Camden home. The illness places his health in jeopardy as friends and scholars monitor his condition closely.
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Army Orders Transfer and Leaves Issued in Washington
Army orders from Washington on June 10 transfer Second Lieutenant Eugene W. Van C. Lucas from First Artillery to the Engineer Corps by presidential direction. Captain Andrew V. Cherberounier granted four months leave on surgeon's certificate. Second Lieutenant Fielder M. Beal of the Signal Corps granted two months leave. Cadet H. C. Clark, fourth class, Military Academy, granted one month leave.
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Auction sales today and Tuesday details
Auction sales listed for today and Tuesday include house lots at Atwood and Weld at 3 p.m today, fruit by Horatio Harris at 10 a.m., and furniture and others by Leonard and Co at 10 a.m. Tuesday.
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Multiple Weddings Across Greater Boston Area in June
A series of marriage announcements from June details ceremonies in Andover Chelsea Newtonville Jamaica Plain Sudbury Somerville Leominster and Brookline. Couples include Dr Alanson J Abbe and L Adelaide Eaton Gelston Mates and Alice Greeley Arthur W Carter and Mary F Rogers George B Kendall and Helen A Richardson Charles F McKenney and Georgia E Hawkes Arthur N Milliken and Mabel M Marsh William Lowell Putnam and Elizabeth Lowell Grant Walker and Mabel Shaw Charles S Young and Helen M Jewett.
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Newton
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Arthur B. Flint
Somerville
Laura A. Smalley
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Sudbury
D. W. Richardson
George B. Kendall
Leominster
Helen A. Richardson
McKenney-Hawkes
M. J. Savage
Charles F. McKenney
Georgia E. Hawkes
Milliken—Marsh
Arlington Street
Brooke Iherford
Arthur N. Milliken
Mabel M
Charles Marsh
Samuel ©. Barnes
Charles S. Young
Helen M. Jewett
Obituary notices from Boston area June deaths
Obituaries list multiple deaths with locations and ages from June across Massachusetts. Entries include M Josephine Barnes 45 in South Boston, Eirene W Blaisdell Concord, Evelina Brooks Cambridge, James F Clarke Jamaica Plain 78, George W Gardner Jr 32, Charles Hickling Roxbury 88 with service June 12, Ella F Kinney Billerica, Charles Tufts Cambridgeport 85, Albert F Upton Newtonville 45, Lydia N Upton Danversport 75.
Snake Bite Rescue Story Promotes Duffy’s Whiskey
Alpine New Jersey resident William H. Gore was bitten by a rattlesnake near Fort Lee and treated at Manhattan Hospital. Despite swelling and delirium, he recovered after five days on pure whiskey, a claimed cure for poisons and fever, endorsed by physicians and touted as the genuine Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey amid competing brands.
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New York
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