Maine Republicans Agitate After Convention Fractures
The Maine Republican convention praised Senate resistance to the national administration while criticizing Democratic civil service reform and policy. It mourned the death of Joseph R. Bodwell and celebrated Oregon’s labor victory. Tensions ran high among Marble, Cleaves, and Burleigh factions with Putnam favored by some and Blaine expected to unify factions on his return.
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Congress
Washington
Maine
Joseph R. Bodwell
Republican Party
Oregon
Grover Cleveland
James G. Blaine
Marble
Cleaves
Burleigh
Putnam
Joe Manley
Judge Symonds
Edwin Chick Burleigh Prohibitionist State Treasurer of Missouri
The Hon Edwin Chick Burleigh son of Parker B Burleigh of Linneus Missouri. Born Linneus November 27 1842 educated in common schools and Houston Academy. He joined the District of Columbia Cavalry in 1864 but did not pass an exam. He later served as clerk to Adjutant General Hodson and as assistant clerk of the House of Representatives in 1876 77 78. In 1880 he resigned as assistant clerk and joined the state treasury position, and in 1885 was chosen state treasurer by the legislature. He has held the office since and is a strong Prohibitionist with Orthodox religious views.
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Edwin Chick Burleigh
Parker B. Burleigh
Linneus
Houston Academy
District of Columbia Cavalry
Hodson
House of Representatives
First Brigade Opens Camp at South Framingham start
General Nat Wales and staff lead the First Brigade into the South Framingham state camp as 702 troops of the First Regiment arrive. A bucking horse accident involving Captain Parker interrupts the busy afternoon drills while Neal Dow’s spirit lingers around brigade HQ. The brigade totals 2263 with detailed rolls for First Second Sixth Regiments Battery B Cavalry Signal and Ambulance units.
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SocTa
Parker
Neal Dow
South Framingham
Rmonster Ground
Wellington
Wales
Dalton
Currier
Fred Wellington
Hovey
Hunneman
Packard
Signal Corps
Ambulance Corps
Cambridge Aldermen approve land actions and school funding
A Cambridge board of aldermen meeting heard a water board petition to retake lands by Fresh Pond and for purchase under 1886 acts, with a hearing set for June 26. The West Ind Railway petition for a cable system was deemed unclear, with a request for a precise plan. the company may withdraw pending an overhead trial. The council and board set $80,000 for a new English high school building, 450 to 500 capacity, and filed a nuisance complaint with railroad commissioners over the Boston and Albany line. In joint session, L. M. Hannton was reelected to the water board.
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Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Water Board
Fresh Pond
Fresh Pond Iee Company
West Ind Railway Company
Alderman Hincks
Boston & Albany Railroad
L. M. Hannton
Ohio's Boom for Blaine Sparks Springfield Plot
Springfield voices push a Blaine revival to undermine Sherman. Judge Miller leads a move from a district convention to back Blaine, with West invited to speak. The meeting shifted to a Blaine rally and plans to mobilize 300 Springfield supporters and as many as 10,000 statewide delegates for Chicago.
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Springfield
N. Y
Sherman
Blaine
Maine Statesman
Miller
Chicago
Florence
Toledo
West
Bellefontaine
Judge West
Yale Varsity Crew to Face Harvard Despite Gloomy Harbors
Yale crew plans a New London camp from June 19 to sharpen for the Harvard showdown on June 29. The Yale eight, guided by ex-Captains Rogers and Cowles, with Bob Cooke overseeing, faces a strong Harvard unit amid optimism. The Yale lineup features Wilcox, Brewster, Woodruff, Corbin, Stevenson captain, Cross, Coxswain Thompson, and substitutes Hartwell and James, while freshmen row for the Pennsylvania meet on the 23rd with Simms, Aiken, Rhodes, Ferris, Heyworth, Allen, Isham, and Rogers.
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New Havey
Yale
New London
Thames
Harvard
Mott Haven
Rogers
Cowles
Bob” Cooke
New Haven
Cooke
Fale
R. M. Wilcox
Bow
Brewster
Vaus
W. H. Corbin
F. A. Stevenson
Cross Gircke
R. Thompson
J. A. Hartwell
W. James
Pennsylvania
Simms
Aiken
Rhodes
Ferris
Heyworth
Allen
Isham
Lynn Notes Denotes City Events and Calm From Public Finance
Lynn notes report a Democratic committee meeting next Monday honoring St. Louis convention work with speakers including Philip Doherty. Common council audited city finances show total appropriation 558,273 13 balance 92,189 18 receipts 137,690 87 total 788,690 57. Burglars seized 105 65 from H Robinson dye shop on Oxford street after blowing safe. Body found yesterday identified as W A Atwell, local resident.
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Lynn
Democratic City Committee
St. Louis
Philip Doherty
Common Council
H. Robinson
Oxford Street
W. A. Atwell
Directors Elected at Great Falls Manufacturing
Great Falls N H June 12 The annual meeting of stockholders elected a board including George P Gardner Brookline A J Howard Nichols C W Amory Jefferson Coolidge Samuel R Payton J Wiglesworth Boston S M Marston Great Falls Edwin Wallace Rochester NH The Directors Organized with Gardner as president Nichols treasurer E Randall clerk
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Great Falls
N. H
The
Great Falls Manufacturing Company
George P. Gardner
Brookline
A . J. Howard Nichols
C. W. Amory
Tefferson Coolidge
Samuel R. Payton
J Wigelesworth
Boston
M. Marston
Edwin Wallace
Rochester
Gireators Organien
Howard Nichols
E. Randall
Death of Gen Sheridan's Mother in Ohio
Mrs Sheridan mother of General Philip H Sheridan died yesterday at her home in Somerset Ohio birthplace of the general. She emigrated with her husband from County Cavan Ireland about sixty years ago and lived in Massachusetts before moving to Ohio. Mrs Sheridan was kept ignorant of her son's dangerous illness to spare her health in old age.
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Gen. Sheridan
Athletic Field Day Planned by Boston YMCA Officials
The Boston Young Men's Christian Athletic Association organizes a grand field day at the old Union Athletic grounds on Saturday June 16 from 2 30 to 6 p m featuring bicycle and foot races jumping putting the shot tennis and other exhibition contests Prominent state officials will award badges to event winners Representatives from leading houses will contest for trade championships with Cutler Bros Co facing George C Goodwin Co for wholesale drug trade on Monday June 18 at 2 p m
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Boston Young Men’s Christian Athletic Association
Old Union Athletic Grounds
the Athletic Association
Cutler Bros. & Co
George C. Goodwin & Co
Nebraska Will Bolt Depew Protest in Republican Banner
The Omaha Bee declares it will not support Chauncey M. Depew for president and urges Republicans to reject a ticket backed by monopolies. It recalls past support for Republican nominees and warns that Depew’s nomination would subvert party principles and threaten the republic.
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Omahace
Bee
C. M. Depew
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Blaine
Sherman
Gresham
Chauncey M. Depew
Changes in Boston business sites after 18th century
At the Bostonian Society closing, Richard J. Monks traced Boston’s 18th century business area from the Town dock along Hanover and Milk streets to Pearl and Tremont, noting markets, taverns, shipyards, and the shift of commerce southward before 1860. He contrasted past shipping and trade with 19th century growth, rail, retail empires, and modern manufacturing shaping Boston’s expansion.
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Bostonian Society
Old State House
Richard J. Monks
Boston
Guild
Hamilton A. Hill
Monks
America
Hanover Street
Town Dock
Dock Square
Merchants’ Row
Kilby Street
State Street
State House
Causeway Street
Boston & Maine
Mill Pond
Noddle’s
Samuel Cole
King’s Arms
Hugh Gunnison
Elm
Washington Streets
Amon
Hezekiah Usher
Edward Tyng
Robert Nash
North End
Nehemiah Bourne
North Square
Thomas Clark
Hanover
Charter Streets
Christopher Stanley
Exchange
Congress Square
Harvey D. Parker
Parker House
Court Square
Aly. Monks
Washington Street
Boylston Street
Tremont
Franklin Street
Stummer Street
Edward Everett
Cornhill
Atlantic Avenue
Russia
India
Pearl Street
Church, Green
Summer Streets
Sugar Trust
Tiga
Burrage
Committee On Rooms
Getehell
Newmiry
Pillsbury
Pillsbuay House
Madison
William T. Lex Goth
John Gilbert
Charlestown
William H. Wherndon
A. and
H. A. Co
Governor Ames
W. H. Whitmore
George O. Carpenter
Federal Street Theatre
Venice
Oscar
Malvina
John F. Bancher
C. K. Norton
Frederick
New Hampshire
Church Winslow
Frank E. Cargent
William G. Brooks
Edward W.W. Hooper
Chester Parker
John C. Baird
Edward 8. Eaton
C. A. Perkins
William HH. Cunningham
William Wood
Hargraves Mill A $400000 mill planned in city east
Fant Rover reports stock has been subscribed to a new corporation to be located in the eastern part of the city named Hargraves Mill. The capital is $400000 and the mill will run about 30000 spindles. Stockholders plan to organize tomorrow night.
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Fant Rover
Hargraves Mill
Parties in search of country board near Whitney House Westboro
Inquiries are urged about the Whitney House in Westboro Massachusetts a short distance from Boston. The town offers a premier country retreat with first class hotel facilities and modern conveniences. Mr Hi Leighton is the proprietor and can provide details.
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Country Board
Whitney
Westboro
Mass
Boston
Hi. Leighton
Promotion Day at Chauncy Hall School in Copley Square
Chauncy Hall held its annual promotion day in the large hall at 10:30 am. Students from first to sixth class received promotions with honors, classical recitations, and a parade style ceremony. Notable moments included Sayward’s tale from A Tale of Two Cities, Latin and Greek triumphs, a German dialogue, and speeches by Alfred Post and others. Diplomas were awarded later by ex-principal Mr. Cushing, with a 3 pm dance to conclude the event.
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Chauncy Hall School
Copley Square
William H. Ladd
America
Chauncy Hall
William H. Sayward, Jr
Sydney Carton
Jeannie Evans
Parker H.kemble
Augustus F. Knudsen
Alfred C. Post
Lulu F. Herthel
London
Lulu
Bourne
Ladd
Jalings Cesar
Henry V
Portia
Julius Cesar
Macbeth
Mr. Ladd
Maeduff
Julius Cresar
Pope
Dryden
Tennyson
Longfellow
Percy G. Parsons
Conmodus
Mr. Daniell
Chauncy- Hall
Colonel Ingersoll
Roscoe Conkling
Charles L. Beal
Edwin Arnold
William
Harry C. Quinby
Hewins
Hood
Cain
Madeleine
Thomas Cushing
Charles Loring Beal
Raul Rezende de Carvalho
Carey Congdon
Albert Goodwin Frothingham
Albert Lewis Hart
David Spaulding Hawkins
Lulu Frances Herthel
George Albert Hull
John Francis Hunt
Augustus Francis Knudsen
Arthur Logan Millett
Percy _Grosvenor
Parsons
Alfred Charles Post
James Sturgis Pray
Edward Bell Staples
Scott Adams Webber
John Reed Whipple
Lulu Herthel
James Sturgis
William Edwin Parsons
Harry Wentworth Bates
Cushing
Reception at Lasell Honors the Class of ’88 in Style
Prof and Mrs Bracdon host a night reception for the class of ’88 and friends at Lasell. Flute, violin and bassoon echoed while graduates in white robes glided on the veranda as guests circulated through the open lower floor. Notable attendees included Prof Luquiens and Dr follows, with judges and matrons among Newton, New Bedford and Lowell society.
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Lasell
Bragdon
Luquiens
The
Institute of Technology
Follows
Nig University
School of Medicine
Parker
Newton
George M. Eddy
New Bedford
Sim
Yson
Lowell
Bushnell
Saybrook
Oxford
Water meters dispute heats city council inquiry
The city council committee revisited the water meter controversy with counsel from both sides. Gargan condemned the proceedings as an inquisition and defended Follansbee and Davis, while Pillsbury attacked their credibility and urged a clear, fact based review. The panel adjourned to Friday to hear Balene’s Valve Meter Company claims.
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Gargan
Follawsbee
Follansbee
Star Meter Company
Star
Ems Stey Ha Ora
Baldwin
Mr. Follansbee
Bald- Will
Davis
Pillsbury
National Meter Company
Pollansbee
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mr. Pillsbury
Doston
Mr. Gargan
Boston
Mr. Baldwin
C. W. Smith
Gove
Balenes Valve Meter Company
Tufts Prize Entertainment Honors Prize Readings at Tufts College
The annual Goddard prize readings and speaking event occurred yesterday afternoon in College Hall. Sophomores presented pieces on Lincoln’s death and classic works, with William Crocker Snow and William Luther Ricketts winning sophomore prizes, while George Hoyt Hero and Isaac Wallace Cate earned junior honors. Senior prize went to Courtland Kimball. Tennis first round results feature Dennison defeating Stores and Leighton beating Pattee with close scores.
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Tufts College
College Hall
Lincoln
Garfield William Luther Ricketts
Esses Seeres Phillips
Charles Augustus Hathaway
Charles Sumer
Ees Schurz
Willian Henry Chapman
O'Connell
Phillips William Crocker Snow
Phillips
George Hoyt
Artint
Tennyson William Best Eddy
Eaiuiteots
Gacy Tare
Hheed Holmes
Sane Wallace Cate
Wallace
Sidienne Campbell Edgerly
Sydney Carton
Dickens Courtland Kimball Bolles
A. E. White
J. J. Hayes
Harvard College
B. B. Whittemore
E. C. Headle
8. W. Meachum
A. BE. White
William Crocker Snow
William Luther Ricketts
George Hoyt Hero
Isaac Wallace Cate
Courtland Kimball Polics
Dennison
Stores
Leighton
Pattee
Cate
Davis
POR A-Ate IR
Ateshian Weds Miss Drury in Cambridge Home
Boston merchant Osgan H. Ateshian and Miss Lelia E. Drury were married at the bride's North Cambridge residence. The ceremony, led by Rev. Charles T. Ogden and Rev. J. F. Spaulding, featured a floral horseshoe and a reception to 10 pm. Honeymoon plans call for a European tour aboard the Cunard Pavonia, sailing Saturday.
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Osgan H. Ateshian
Boston
Lelia E. Drury
Potterplace
North Cambridge
Charles T. Ogden
Portland
J. F. Spaulding
Christ's Church, Cambridge
Virginia Drury
Edwin Ford
Ella Huse
Clarisa Pratt
Helen Wetherell
Millie Washburn
D. A. Watson
8. A. Kaulegan
Europe
Cunard
Pavonia
Bedford Street dealer offers Flemish ware bargains
Guy Bros offering bargains in Flemish ware including jugs mugs butter dishes vases flower pots and fancy pieces worth attention of bric-a-brac collectors. Other crockery lines also available at the establishment.
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Guy Bros
Bedford Street
Funeral of Charles Tufts Veteran Masonic secretary
Funeral services for Charles Tufts veteran secretary of Amicable Lodge of Masons Cambridge were held at his Prospect street home at 2 o'clock with Rev George W Briges officiating. Mendelssohn male quartet provided music before the procession to Mt. Auburn cemetery where Masonic rites were observed at the grave.
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Charles Tufts
Amicable Lodge of Masons of
Cambridge
Prospect Street
George W. Briges
Mendelssohn
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Armicable Lodge
Ministers and delegates dismiss Somerville pastor Price
The ecclesiastical council at Broadway Congregational Church Somerville yesterday afternoon dismissed Rev. A. V. Price who has accepted a call to Brockton. Price served about four years and added 158 members to the Somerville society.
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Suffolk North Congregational Churches
Broadway Congregiational
Somerville
A. V. Price
First Congregational Church
Brockton
Price
Somerville Society
Suffolk Trust Declares 38 Percent Dividend
The Suffolk Trust and Investment Company board declared a 38 percent dividend payable July 1. Operating since last fall, the firm reports strong profits from its first six months, reflecting conservative management and broad enterprise. Stockholders include prominent Boston businessmen, with offices at 244 Washington Street. The company aims to expand rapidly and ranks highly among peers in New England.
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Suffolk Trust and Investment Company
Boston
New England
Washington Street
Horatio Harris & Co Auction Sale Notice at State Street
Auction notice from Horatio Harris and Co at 227 State Street announces sales as commissioned auctioneers and merchants. Details specify upcoming bidding events and the firm’s address for consignments and inquiries.
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Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
California Apricots and Pears Sale Notice
Auction notice lists 437 boxes Apricots 215 boxes Flums 349 boxes Peaches and unknown pears to be sold Wednesday June 13 at 7 PM at salesroom 227 State Street. Sale details show fruits offered in multiple box quantities with unclear totals for pears.
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California
Prominent Corner Estate Auction in Boston June 13 1888
Samuel Hatch and Co auctioneers announce sale of Nos 194 to 204 Pleasant Street corner Shawmut near Park Square on Wednesday June 13 1888 at noon. The four story brick two buildings and one story brick block sit on about 47681 square feet with five stores and six suites of 4 and 5 rooms each. A £1000 deposit due at sale. Plans and details available at their office.
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Pleasant Street
Shawmut Street
Park Square
Essex
Oxford
Chauncy Street
Elegant Estate at Milton to be sold at trustee sale
Trust sale of the Charles Barnard estate on Centre Street Milton includes a 3 story residence with parlor, dining room, pantry, kitchen, five chambers, bath, and 2 stories, five bedrooms, 4 chambers. Features hot and cold water furnace, large cellar, stable with 8 stalls, 9 acres grounds with trees and arbor. Price 1000, sale June 14, 1888 at 4 pm, examination by Old Colony RR train from Boston at 3 pm. Carriages, harnesses, horse, and tools to follow sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barnard
Centre Street
Milton
Old Colony RR
Boston
Phenix Brewing Trustee Schedules Public Auction of Assets
John B Manning trustee sets public auction for June 18 1888 at 2 PM at the Roxbury brewery 104 Ward Street Boston with cash terms for all property conveyed by trust including fixtures stock and accounts owned by Phenix Brewing Company to settle its creditors. J W Keirn attorney stands for the proceedings and sale details.
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Phenix Brewing Company, & Corporation
Boston
Suffolk
John B. Manning
Buffalo
New York
Ithwnix Boeing Company
John i. Manning
John ~B. Manning
Koenix Brewing Company
Roxbury
Phenix Brewing Company
John K. Manning
J. W. Keirn
Court Street
Absolute Auction Sale of Desirable Residence No 89 Cedar Street
Auction on Tuesday June 19 at 4 pm on premises. Describes large 15 room frame house with central hall, parlor, sitting room, dining room, kitchen, laundry, two finished and two unfinished attic rooms, front and back stairs, open grate, and about 10194 square feet lot with shade trees in good neighborhood. Admission cards available from auctioneer. 500 cash required at sale.
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Cedar Street
Corner Highland
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Made
Wandleine L. Bacon
Prof
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Tufts Prize Entertainment
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Ateshian-Drury
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Gemarees Street
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Omce
Warren Street
Telephone
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Sears
Hoston
Circles Building
Wyomin
Atg
SPOT
Boston & Maine R. RB
Western Division
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R. Knights & CO
Washington St
Cambridge Street
Allston
Allston Station
Albert Howe & Coo
Market Street
Brighton
Lrighton
Kresidence
Warren Avenue
Rome
Burdett & Dennis
Pierrepont’s
Wiz.s
Belgravia
Danill H, Burdett
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