Defending the Treaty Why Gray Urged Ratification in Senate
Senator Gray of Delaware defended the fisheries treaty against Senator Frye's criticism. He traced the controversy, explained British claims and American positions, and argued the measure fits our needs. The speech drew attentive listening from members on both sides as Secretary Moseley watched. Senator Hoar sought the floor but Sherman moved to postpone until June 25.
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Washington
Sprctar
Gray
Delaware
Frye
Great Britain
Moseley
Interstate Ecommerce Commission
Hoar
Sherman
Senate debates over fisheries treaty and 1818 rights
Senate in executive session weighs the fisheries treaty with Canada. Mr Gray defends the deal as a fair, practical settlement of long standing questions rooted in the 1818 treaty and prior arrangements, citing Behring Sea policy and reciprocity precedents. The discussion emphasizes impartial privileges and national honor in diplomacy.
Democratic Stand in Fisheries Treaty Backed by Public
Senatorial debate highlights support for the reciprocity treaty as securing American fisher mens rights while keeping fish tariffs to be decided by Congress. Democrats claim patriotism and defend the treaty against opposition backed by party caucus secrecy. Hoar moves to adjourn debate until Monday June 25 after Mr Gray’s remarks.
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New England
Legislative Branch of
Congress
Democratic Party
Gray
Hoar
Sherman
Senate
Elizabeth Mecloskey
Maurice Hennessy
Suffolk
Boston
South Bost N
Fifth Street
Sampson and Watson
William Smith
James Byrnes
Philip Dennen
Simon Davis
Main Street
Charlestown
Mass
Police Increase for the District Bill Debated in Congress
Washington June 11 news notes bills introduced in Congress including an assistant Navy secretary, a sweeping tax plan, and repeal of internal revenue except spirits. The House then moved to a District of Columbia police bill amid pension funding critiques, noting delays in pension legislation and a Gettysburg celebration proposal blocked before adjournment at five.
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Herbert
Alabama
Navy
Dougherty
Florida
Treasury
United States
Committee On Ways and Means
House
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Medical Corps
Allen
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
Grosvenor
Committee On Rules
Republican Party
Chicago
Democratic Party
St. Louis
Congress
Committee On
Spinola
New York
Gettysburg
Breckinridge
Arkansas
Democratic Caucus Debates Tariff Bill Tactics
Washington June 11 A sparsely attended Democratic caucus spent three hours discussing the tariff bill. Mills said McKinley asked delaying action during the Republican convention to aid members attending. Democratic Ways and Means will decide final steps. Debate likely to continue with limited extensions and possible Keifer gag rule consideration. Prospects of settling date after Chicago convention.
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Washington
Mills
McKinley
Ways and Means Committee
Scott
Chicago
Favor tariff revision in Lawrence as mills plan expansion
In Lawrence, Massachusetts, amid tariff debate, Arlington Mills and Pacific Mills push bold expansion plans. New brick mills are under construction with foundations laid while managers push for clearer protection reform benefiting workers and industry alike.
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Lawrence
New England
National
House of Representatives
Senate
Arlington Mills
Spicket River
Broadway
Spicket
England
America
Pacific Mills
Pacific Mill
Methuen Street
Phillips & Kunhardt
Lawrence Woollen Company
Massachusetts
Post
Messrs
Phillips & Eunhardt
Kunhardt
United States
Treasury
Cambridge City Guard Elects Officers at Armory
The Cambridge City Guard Company B Fifth Infantry elected officers at the Brattle Square armory last evening. Samuel J. Sinclair was chosen captain with Griffin as first lieutenant, Henderson as first sergeant, and Richardson presiding as lieutenant colonel.
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Cambridge
Americans Back Ireland Home Rule In Philadelphia Meeting
A Philadelphia gathering of Americans supporting Irish Home Rule praised Gladstone and Parnell, pledging ongoing aid. Resolutions affirmed unflagging sympathy for Ireland’s right to self government, and a telegr am was sent to Gladstone and Parnell. The audience raised 5500 dollars in minutes.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Common Council
John Field
William M. Smith
Gladstone
Parnell
Ireland
Missing yachtsman believed drowned near Marblehead
Aboard the schooner Moll Pitcher of Boston, Arthur Wood of Chelsea, 22, disappeared after 6 AM sleep, with family citing somnambulism. Search efforts were abandoned as no one on board recalls seeing him after entering Marblehead harbor. the yacht returned to Boston.
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Marblehead
Moll Pitcher
Boston
Skinner’s Head
Arthur Wood
Chelsea
Wood
Young Wood
Bowdoin College Necrology for the Past Year
Bowdoin College records a year of obituaries and medical graduates. Entries include Cullen Sawtelle Abraham Chittenden Bion Bradbury John Patch Ariel Parish Chute Joseph Blake Samuel Eliot Benjamin Charles Soule John March Mitchell Samuel Martin Weston Horatio Wheeler Edward Field William Gardner Henry Dunlap George Mark John Frost Willis French Thomas Pray Roswell Gilbert Horace Hathaway Benson Sewall Charles Tarr Horace Bacon William Cochran John Achorn Seargent Freeman Alexander Parsons Lemuel Richards Timothy Wilson John Walker Ladd Luther Gilson Albert French Honorary grads Levi Ham Cazneau Palfrey Roswell Hitchcock.
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Bowdoin College
Cullen Sawtelle
Norridgewoek
Eanglewood
Abraham Chittenden
Baldwin
North Guildford
Conn
Yonkers
N. Y
Bion Bradbury
Biddeford
Portland
John Patch
Ipswich
Mass
Ariel Parish Chute
Byfield
Sharon
Joseph Blake
Otisfield
Andover
Samuel Eliot Benjamin
Winthrop
Patten
Charles Emery Soule
Exeter
N. H
New York City
John March Mitchell
Norway
Samuel Martin Weston
Perand
Roxbury
Wass
Horatio Quincy Wheeler
George Adams Mark
Fortland
Washington
John
Sumner Frost
Springvale
Willis Walton French
Portsmouth
Thomas Moses Pray
Dover
N.H
Roswell Chase Gilbert
Turner
Horace Burleigh Hathaway
Hallowell
Benson Sewall
Wenham
Bangor
Horace Bacon
William Cochran
Litchfield
John Taylor Achorn
Roslindale
Seargent Smith Freeman
Newfield
Alexander Parsons
Lemuel Richards
Kennebunk
Timothy Wilson
Orleans
John Paysey Walker
John Ladd
Livermore
Luther Clinton
Gilson
Albert Gallatin French
Fayette
Lewiston
George Bond Crane
Chesterville
Milo
Levi Jefferson Ham
South Bend
Ind
Cazneau Palfrey
Boston
Cambridge
Roswell Dwi Hitchcock
East Machias
Somerset
Quincy Becomes City After Legislation Act
Quincy votes 812 to 454 to accept the Legislature’s act incorporating the city. Enthusiastic cheers ring through town with bells and horns. The charter grants sole mayoral power. The first charter election is set for the second Tuesday in December and the municipal year begins the first Wednesday in January.
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Quincy
City of
Copyright Association of Canada organized in Toronto
Publishers and others in Toronto tonight formed the Copyright Association of Canada to press legislation that protects all interests involved in book printing and the publishing trades of Canada.
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Copyright Association OF Canada
Toronto
Ont
Canada
Unfortunate incidents hit Jerome Park racing
New York June 11 reports Ben Pope a colored jockey who rode Elphin in the steeplechase was thrown and crushed by two following horses, likely fatal injuries. Jockey Charles Cross died at Manhattan Hospital from injuries suffered last Saturday at Jerome Park. Gross was noted as a leading steeplechase rider.
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New York
Ben Pope
Elphin
Jerome Park
Charles Cross
Manhattan Hospital
Haro
Gross
New Hotel Erected on Broadway Revere Hill
A new hotel has been erected on Broadway Revere on the hill near the horse car branch to the beach. The building is antique in style, very roomy, and expected to serve as a family hotel. No name or opening date has been decided.
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Broadway
Revere
Bostons Rally Past Detroit in Hard Fought Baseball Fight
Boston wins a high scoring game at South End grounds, 15 runs as Wise Johnston and Kelly lead with four hits each. Detroit pitchers struggle as Clarkson and Nash shine in defense, while Umpire Valentine earns praise for timely calls. Detroit’s Brouthers exits with injury, Ganzel fills in.
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South End Grounds
Wise
Johnston
Kelly
Nash
Burdock
Sut
Clarkson
Detroits
Brouthers
Ganzel
Valentine
Hanlon
Thompson
Richardson
Detroit
Morrill
Boston
Tremont Street
Johmston
Hornung
Esult
Rowe
Brown
Sutton
Seratch
Baseball box score highlights for Indianapolis innings
Base hits by Donnelly Seery and Glasscock led a strong effort. Three base hits went to Ponnelly Seery Bassett Buckley with two for Buckley. Home runs by Hines and Glasscock. Stolen bases by Hoy Lasscock and Bassett. Walks issued to Hoy two times Wilmot O'Brien Myers Bassett. Errors credited to Washingtons J Indianapolis two. Strikeouts by Daily O'Brien 6 O Day Hines Denny. Double plays Daily Murray O'Brien Buckley Hines Bassett Bassett Class cock Hines. Wild pitches Daily two. HBP by Hoy Shomberg. Umpire Daniels Time 2Zh.
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Bostons
Detroits
R. BH
PO. A. F
Wise
Rich
D’n
O Johnston
Brouth’s
Kelly
Ganzel
Nash
Thomps
Morrill
Rowe
Hornung
White
Brown
Twitchell
Sutton
Hanlon
Clarkson
Bennett, c
Getzein
Matalin
Bennett
Johnston
Thompson
Richardson
Bennet
Chaicagos
NEW Yorks
A. Es
Alf. Ryan
Gore
Farrell
Tiernan
Vaullai'n
Ward
Anson
Connor
Toy Pfeffer
Chicagos
Ryan
Welch
Krock
Daly
Rourke
Lynch
Philadelphia
Butlinton
Pittsburg
Phillies
Maul
Philadelphias
Pittsburgs
Wood
Andrews
Miller
Fogarty
O'Carroll
McGuire
Coleman
Mulvey
Dunlap
Farrar
Fields
Deleh’tv
Manl
Irwin
Kuehne
Bulinton
Smith
Buffinton
Carroll
Aul
Decker
Washington
Indianapolis
Washingtons
Hoosiers
Shomberg
Myers
Seeee Ono
Washingtona
Donnelly
Seery
Glasscock
Ponnelly
Bassett
Buckley
Hines
Hoy
Lasscock
Wilmot
O’brien
J. Indianapolis
O'Brien
Denny
Murray
Classcock
Daniels
Lowells Beat Manchesters In Close New England League Game
In Manchester the Lowells led early but fell behind in the third before rallying in the seventh with costly errors, securing a 6 to 5 win over the Manchesters. Toftling starred at short for Lowell, while Kennedy contributed solid fielding.
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Manchester
N. H
Lowells
Manchesters
Clinton
Toftling
Kennedy
Ed Lee Manchesters
Lynn
Worcesters
Walker
Baseball scores from multiple games in different cities
At Baltimore Athletics 4 Baltimores 0. Cincinnati St Louis 8 Cincinnatis 1. Louisville Kansas Citys 8 Louisville 7. Haverhill Nashuas 19 Haverhills 7.
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Baltimore—Athletics
Baltimores
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cincinnatis
Louisville
Kansas Citys
Haverhill
Nashuas
Haverhills
Golden Wedding Celebrants In Cambridgeport
Mr and Mrs Amos Russell marked their fiftieth anniversary at home on Magazine Street Cambridgeport with ten children eight sons and two daughters four generations present. The Newton male quartet provided music and Mrs E J Locke sang an original piece. Almira L Hayward offered a hymn and a violin duet was performed by Annie and George Russell.
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Amos Russell
Magazine Street
Cambridgeport
Newton
E. J. Locke
Almira L. Hayward
Annie
George Russell
Brutal Driver Arrested After Cruel Horse Tug on Hill
Late yesterday Officer Austin of Station 10 arrested William H. Lord, a driver for Simonds's express wagons, for forcing a horse uphill by its tongue after attempting to rope the animal. Blood was seen flowing from the horse’s mouth when the officer arrived.
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Austin
Station 10
William H. Lord
Simonds
Lord
Pynchon Street
How to Get a Silk Umbrella Promotion
A promotional offer from D. Buchner & Co. invites readers to mail eighty unique pictures of police captains inspectors and fire chiefs from various cities taken from One of the Finest Tobacco packages. In exchange the firm will mail a silk umbrella, noting over 140 subjects are packed in the tobacco.
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D. Buchner & Co
Mulberry Street
New York City
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