Republican Plans for Revenue Legislation Split by Bills
General Browne of Indiana outlines a strategy for future revenue laws by dividing the tariff and internal revenue measures into separate bills. He favors using the Senate tariff bill as a base while proposing independent actions on tobacco taxes alcohol use for the arts and the free list. He warns minority amendments could disrupt unity but believes a focused party consensus can prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
Browne
Internal Revenue
Figen
General Browne
Ways and Means Committee
Major Burrows
Michigan
Contests to Shape Four New States’ Senate Control
Republicans aim to carry North and South Dakota Montana and Washington to expand Senate power. Democrats count Montana or North Dakota as debatable. Analysis notes dissatisfaction with the administration and calls for land office reform influence votes. Congressional visits and partisan speeches bolster the race as union admission nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
North
South Dakota
Montana
Washinggton
North Dakota
Senate
Dakotas
Washington
Post
Land Office
General Sparks
Stockslager
Post Office exams in Troy amid partisan pressure
Civil Service Commissioner Thompson reports a partisan climate at the Troy Post Office where ward managers directed examinations to party lines under both Republican and Democratic eras. The latest inspection annulled the Democratic postmaster's last test and promised nonpartisan appointments. Lyman and Welt head to Indianapolis with Roosevelt to Chicago and Grand Rapids on an inspection tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Thompson
Roosevelt
Troy
Tmaster
Mr. Lyman
Chicago
Grand Rapids
General Corse Talks With Postmaster General On Boston Postoffice
General Corse plans a long session with the Postmaster General to press Boston postal needs. He met Mr. Wanamaker in New York and discussed the city’s postoffice with the investigating commission, urging proportional, well run service for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Postoffice
Corse
Corse Seeks Business Structure for Postal Service Efficiency
General Corse advocates treating postal operations as a business to boost revenue, proposing hourly collections and deliveries in major cities and fast links between local stations. He works to furnish his office with Treasury support and cites encouragement from Colonel Ichonor, an ally and assistant secretary who is a former soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Corse
Treasury Department
Ichenor
the Treasury
Litchman Named Treasury Special Agent in Boston
Secretary Windom today appointed Charles H. Litchman of Massachusetts to be a special agent of the Treasury with headquarters at Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchman
Windom
Charles H. Litchman
Massachusetts
The
Treasury
Boston
Twenty Three New Postmasters Named by President
The President appointed twenty three postmasters including James F. Whitcomb at Athol Centre Massachusetts as the office becomes presidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Whitcomb
Athol Centre
Mass
Cost of Repairing That Canal
The examination of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal after the flood is nearly finished. President Gambeyl says repairs can be done for 300000 dollars with 180000 dollars for Georgetown to Great Falls and 120000 dollars for Great Falls to Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
Gambeyl
Georgetown
Great Falls
Cumberland
Fugitives Hope Revives in Extradition Bill Debate
Ottawa reports the Weldon extradition bill, passed by Dominion Parliament, is under imperial review and likely to survive a veto. The act would apply to Mexico and the United States, with retroactive concern limited by existing extradition principles. The executive may favor fugitive offenders already in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Mexico
United States
Secret ballot bill amended and passed by Connecticut House
The Connecticut House amended the secret ballot bill to apply only to state and presidential elections, removing town and city elections. It passed by a large majority after rejecting an amendment that would group names by politics, 83 to 102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartrorp
Connr
House
Carnot Presents Hats to Paris Lyons and Bordeaux Archbishops
Paris June 11 President Carnot presented cardinal hats to the archbishops of Paris Lyons and Bordeaux. The prelates expressed concord and patriotism, thanked the Pope and government, and Carnot praised their zeal in keeping peace between civil and spiritual powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lyons
Bordeaux
Carnot
M. Carnot
France
First Brigade in Camp at Framingham Drill and Attendance Rise
Framingham reports the First Brigade under Brig. Gen Bridges arriving for annual camp. Attendance tops 2,353 with 739 in the First Regiment and 664 in the Second, despite rain. Daily routine, dress parade, and field engineering drill proceed under staff and inspectors, with a press room established at brigade headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham
Sprcran
Brgade
Worcester
Chelmsford
E. E. Corrier
Augustus M. Sampson
Fred W. Wellington
Richard Barrett
Dalton
Chauncy Hall
Hunneman
Bridges
Neither better nor worse mentioned in inquiry at Jernegan home
A late inquiry at the residence of Dr. Jernegan inquired about John Gilbert’s condition and was answered with the statement that he was neither better nor worse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jernegan
John Gilbert
Giants outplay Boston in mud drenched game at St George
New York Giants beat Boston 2 to 1 as Brouthers hits a long homer and Welch and Radbourn pitch well in a rain softened field. Umpire Barnum praised. Attendance 2123. Also Washington defeats Philadelphia in both games with sharp hitting and fielding led by Fogarty and Haddock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Giants
St. George
Welch
Radbourn
Keefe
Clarkson
Barnum
Ganzel
New Yorks
Brouthers
Bostons
R. BH. PO
Gore
Brown
Tiernan
Johnston
O Ewing
O Kelly
Ward
O Bro’th’rs
O O Connor
O Richa
D’n
Richa
O'Nash
O O'Rourke
OlQuinn
Whitney
OlGanzel
YWO
Connor
O’rourke
H. Richardson
Nash
Ewing
Washington
Philadelphia
Senators
Arthur Win
Hoy
Wise
Myers
Morrill
Philadelphias
Washingtons
A. Ee R
ALE
Fogarty
Wood
Miss
Soo Ward
Thompson
O O
Schriver
Sweeney
Mulvey
Farrar
O Olewin
Hallman
Ose Iik S
Had Casey
Ock
Haddock
Decey
Had Zimmer
Bassett
Aee O’brien
Boyle
Scorra
Dock
Casey
Mortill
Ebright
Curry
Indianapolis
Radford
Tebean
Zimmer
Glasscock
Cleveland
Bole
O'Brien
Clevelands
A. F
Glasscockss
McKean
Sullivan
Twitchell
Hines
Faatz
O Denny
O McGeachy
Meyers
Harvard Beats Penn In Sloppy Rain Game On Holmes Field
Harvard defeated the University of Pennsylvania 6 to 1 in a poorly played contest marked by slippery balls and erratic pitching. Graves and Downer pitched unevenly while Harvard fielding and catching stood out, and Penn’s outfield made several fine grabs despite the overall flat effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChicaGco
Chicago
Pittsburg
Beckley
Staley
Chicagos
Pittsburgs
Fe Carrol
Ryan Biv
Miller
O O
Duffy
Maul
Angun
O O'Pfeffer
Dunlap
Farrell
Smith
Burns
Pittsburgh
Ryan
Carrol Maul
van Haltren
Carroll
Pfeffer
Anson
Darling
Gumbert
Haley
Lynch
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Holmes Field
Graves
Downer
Pennsylvania
Willard
Henshaw
Harvards
University OF Penn
Nenshaw
Martin
Hawley
Cross
Vans
Kirk
Corning
Rowman
Lems
Lion
Pennsylvanias
Swift
Quinn
Baseball scores from multiple city matchups listed
On the Brooklyn game the Brooklyn team defeated Louisville 4 to 2. Philadelphia Athletics won against Kansas City 12 to 2. Baltimore Baltimore team led St Louis 7 to 5. Cincinnati Cincinnati team beat Columbus 5 to 2. Jersey City Jersey Citys played Worcester with an incomplete score toward end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Louisvilles
Philadelphia—Athletics
Kansasitys
Baltimore
Baltimores
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Columbus
Jerseys City
Jersey Citys
Worcesters
Andover Seminary Examinations Highlight Growth and Plans
Andover public exams show steady progress among juniors and sophomores with strong Hebrew and biblical theology performances. Trustees and visitors meet. the seminary expects sixty to seventy students next year, drawing applicants from New England colleges and Western institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Speetary
Theological Seminary
Moore
Hincks
Paul
Adam
Christ
Taylor
Fiske
Newburyport
Alpheus Hardy
Wellman
Walker
Smyth
Seelye
Amherst
Hartford
Marshall
Lowell
Hardy
Bishop
Wilcox
New England
Society of Inquiry
Helen Chamberlain
Lawrence
N. W. Ham
W. H. Ward
New York
Arthur Little
Boston
W. F. Slocum
Colorado Springs
W. F. Richards
New Jersey
H. N. Barnum
Turkey
Obituary of Hon. John B D Cogswell
The Hon. John B D Cogswell died of paralysis at his Haverhill residence. Born in Yarmouth June 6, 1829, he studied at Phillips Andover, Dartmouth 1850, earned LL B Harvard 1852, and served as U S attorney for Wisconsin 1861 68. He represented Yarmouth in 1871 73 and led Maine Senate 1877 79, retiring in 1880 with a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. D. Cogswell
Haverhill
Mr. Cogswell
Yarmouth
Phillips Andover Academy
Dartmouth
Harvard Law School
Worcester
Milwaukee
Wis
S. N. Small
United States
District of
Wisconsin
State Senate
Selwyn Z. Bowman
Hon. William C. Parke Dies in Honolulu After Forty Years Service
The Hon. William C. Parke born in Boston died in Honolulu May 30. For over thirty years he served as marshal of the island and was a trusted confidant to the five Hawaiian kings. Recognized for spotless integrity, he leaves a widow, a Augusta Maine daughter, four daughters, and one son, with a son-in-law and extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Parke
Boston
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Luther Severance
Augusta
Festival at Mission Church by Guild of St. Barnabas for Nurses
A third annual festival of the Boston branch of the Guild of St. Barnabas for Nurses was held at the Mission Church of St. John the Evangelist. After a choral service Rev. G. McClellan Fiske of Providence spoke on mercy as a universal foundation of worship, followed by a repast at 9 o'clock in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Church
Boston
Guild of St. Barnabas For Nurses
Mission Church of St. John the Evangelist
G. McClellan Fiske
Providence
Guild
Yale Lawn Tennis Tournament Results
The Yale lawn tennis tournament in New Haven on June 11 featured a preliminary round with J Huntington 91 defeating Kent 89 6 4 6 1 and Sanford 90 beating Reed 89 6 0 6 1. In the first round J Hunton 91 edged Sanford 90 6 3 3 6 6 4 while Sherwood 90 defeated Avery 82 6 0 6 5. Parker 92 won 6 5 6 4 against Breed 89 and R Huntington 91 beat Hall 90 by default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
J. Huntington
Kent
Sanford
Reed
ZJ. Hunton
Sherwood
Avery
Parker
Breed
R. Huntington
Hall
Ward 16 Independents Hold Meeting in Franklin School Ward Room
The Ward 16 Independent Club met to discuss the Australian ballot system and their bid for ward committee seats. John F Marrin urged unity to challenge the regular Democrats, accuse opponents of betraying independence, and appoint a five member conference committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 16
Franklin School
John F. Marrin
Assembly
James F. Marley
John F. Harley
Marrin
Donovan
P. J. Mcaereel
Marley
David McCarthy
Richard Murphy
John Gollins
John J. Hurley
P. J. McCarthy
Mr. McCarthy
James F. Ryan
J. Sullivan
Mr. Marrin
Sullivan
Ward 16 Eray
Tremont House opens new billiard rooms in city
The Tremont House unveiled its new billiard rooms with six tables in one area and two pool tables in an adjoining room. H. A. Rose will manage. O. B. Durell serves as wine clerk. The item lists assorted guests and attendees at nearby hotels, dinners, and club events, including several prominent visitors and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont House
H. A. Rose
Buffalo, N. Y
O. B. Durell
New England and Eastern Burial Case Association
Young's
H. E. Taylor
Mendow Association
Thorndike
C. E. Miles
Warren Wheel Club
Roxbury
Crawford House
Lawrence Barrett
Vendome
Europe
United States
Morrill
Vermont
John Brisben Walker
Irvington
N. Y
Gustave Stark
New York
Jones
Bradford, Vt
Henry C. Lane
The
Cambridge City Affairs Aldermen Meet in Joint Session
Mayor Gilmore presided as John F. O'Brien was reelected to the water board. The City Hall will close and flags will be displayed on June 17. A double track allowed on North Avenue for West End Railroad. Booth removals on streets within a week. Cambridge City Band seeks Sunday concert licenses for July and August. North Avenue repaving from Spruce Street to Arlington line urged. Telephone service to engine houses authorized. Elastic Starch is superior to all others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Gilmore
John F. O’brien
Water Board
West End Railroad Company
North Avenue
Cambridge City Band
C. W. Kingsley
Spruce Street
Arlington Line
New England Post Office Inspector Named
George S Evans of Cambridge was appointed post office inspector in charge for New England. He has a long railway mail service record with past conduct questioned, including remarks about President Cleveland and an intoxication report. Evans, 48, is a Civil War veteran and longtime Grand Army member with strong local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 8. Evans
Cambridge
New England
Henry Cabot Lodge
Cleveland
Evans
New York
Boston
New Haven
M. T. Donohue
Post Office
Department
Washington
Donohue
Railway Mail Service
Charlie” Field
Charlestown
Field
General Banks
Postoffice Department
Postoffice
Philadelphia
Young
Massachusetts
Missouri
Hanna
Lodge
Fifty-sixth
Massachusetts Regiment
North Army Corps
Army of the Potomac
Post 30
Council of Administration
Department of Massachusetts
National Council
Apee
Agner
Railroad Franchises in Jeopardy and New Line Plans Spark Rail News
Nebraska petition seeks quo warranto against the Republican Valley & Wyoming railroad for failure to operate per charter, claiming forfeiture of rights. Burlington line from Culbertson to Holyoke alleged to neglect use. Rock Island may build if charter annulled. Also: Atchison announces freight service into St Louis via leased lines from Bucklin route, shortening to 317 miles. Reports on rails, finance, and court decisions follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Republican Valley & Wyoming Railroad
Attorney-General
Nebraska
Burlington
Culbertson
Neb
Holyoke
Col
Rock Island
Kansas City
Atchison
St. Louis
Burlington and
Wabash
Bucklin
Chicago & Alton
Rufus Hatch
Wall Street News
England
Scotland
Germany
Payenise
New York City
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Supreme Court
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
San Francisco
Connecticut
Shepaug Valley Railroad
Hawleyville
Saugatuck
New steam storage motor for street cars promises safe power
A new steam storage method for motive power aims to propel surface and elevated street cars with minimal fire and smoke. The boiler saves exhausted steam, uses water repeatedly, and resists high pressure. the car runs up to fifteen mph with safety and simple operation under driver control.
Steam Power Storage Company proposes cheaper streetcar power
The Steam Power Storage Company says street cars can run 40 percent cheaper with a recess system than horses and exhaust steam can heat cars. Comprehensive plans are on display at 34 Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steam Power Storage Company
Broad Street
Two Funerals For Local Bar Leader In Dedham And Cambridgeport
The Norfolk county bar mourns Charles A. Mackintosh who died suddenly Sunday. Funeral services were held at the Unitarian Church Dedham with clergy from Dedham Salem and past rector S C Beach. burial at Forest Hills. A second funeral for George M. Rogers was held at his Cambridgeport home with Rev D N Beach officiating and burial at Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Mackintosh
Norfolk County Bar
George E. Morse
Dedham
Unitarian
William A. Fish, Jr
Mr. Wilson
Salem
S. C. Beach
C. J. Capen
Forest Hills
D. G. Hill
J. E. Cotter
F. D. Ely
J. H. Burdakin
H. Colburn
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Weldon
Connecticut House
Signal Corps
O’brien
Hassett
Jessenden
Th. m
Omangs
eSee Tae
Anne
Andover Seminary
YALE
Independents
Billard
Tremont
S—J. W. Brunk
S—W. S. Manning
Albany
J. B. Brewster
Portland
Hetherington
Montreal
Hudson E. Bridge
J. W. Stolts
H. Evans
Cambridge City Affairs
NEW Post Office
George S. Evans
Railroad Matters
Burlington & Quincy
George M. Rogers
George H. Abbott
Washington Street
Bostom
Thomas F. Maney
Mary
Maney
Central Savings Bank
Suffolk
Seaver Street
Joseph W. Howard
Walnut Street
Wm. A. Garbett
Georganna A. Howard
Glidden
Topliff
Francis W. Kittredge
Samuel A. Ch4sk
P.O
Horatio Harris & Co
Noa
State Street
Snow & CO
North Market St
Faster St
Eliot Loan Co
Leonard’s Auction Rooms
Bromfield Street
Leonard’s ‘Auction Rooms
Elock Cp
OT Loan Co
Holbrook & Fox
O@ice
No. 12
Pest Once Sq
Bester
South Street
Utica Street
South St
Utica St
Samuel Hatch & CO
W. C. Wilson
Federal Street
Albert & CO
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenues
N. F. McCarthy
John J. Henry & Co
Boots & Shoes
Devonshire Sts
Richards & CO
Vermont Live Stock Company
Thomas Sanders
Kkbe Station
Chichester
BED Cross
Chichester Chemical Co
Madison Sq.,Phila
Geo. C. Goodwin & Co
Chestnut Street
Aaron BR. Gay
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