AS TO THOSE IRISH PATRIOTS Will Harrison Reward Any More of Them
News from Hayti reports Chicago anxieties in administration circles over alleged faults of individuals used to attack an entire race. Irishmen may be passed over by President Harrison. Patrick Egan heads to Chile after rapid rise, with bleak prospects for other Irish patriots. Colonel Warren faces obstacles to John E. Fitzgerald's replacement, while Blaine is said to press, despite being unsettled by recent events.
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Wasmincrox
Sreeran
Chicago
Harrison
Patrick Egan
Chile
Warren
John E. Fitzgerald
Mr. Blaine
Phoenix Herald of Arizona
Charles Francis Adams
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
San Diego
Rock Island
Arizona
New York
World
Gilroy
Grant
London
Paris
Madison Avenue
Boston Postoffice Salaries and Reform Push
General Corse held talks with Postmaster-General Wanamaker urging Boston Postoffice salary reforms. He pressed for a $22,000 raise, inspectors suggested $12,600 after Washington cuts. Uneven salaries and $1400 desks were reduced. Corse plans to seek revisions to raise clerks’ living salaries and may stay until next week.
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Boston Postoffice
General Corse
Wanamaker
Mr. Wanamaker
Washington
Cablegram From Hayti Sparks State and Navy Talks
A Kellogg cablegram from Hayti prompts brief urgency at State and Navy departments. Kellogg reports from Port au Prince after a voyage from St Nicholas Mole. Officials refuse comment though current belief cites disquieting news and a possible naval sail to Hayti aboard the Boston.
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Hayti
State
Navy Departments
Kellogg
Navy Department
St. Nicholas Mole
Port-aurince
Secretary of the Navy
Haytien
Tracy
Blaine
Navy
O'Kane
Boston
New York
John H Hughson Receives Treasury Office Post
John Hughson a skilled Treasury Department laborer is appointed to a $720 annual post after aiding Mrs Halford and her daughter to safety during the Johnstown flood. President's private secretary recommended the appointment. General Meigs proposes hanging battle flags around the Pension Building walls to honor soldiers, pending waterproofing of the leaking roof.
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Johnstown
Secretary of the Treasury
John Hughson
Treasury Department
Hughson
Penn
F. W. Halford
Pension
General Meigs
United States
Pension Office
Congress
Meigs
Pneumatic Gun Carriage Tests Cut Recoil to Two Feet
Annapolis June 12. The Pneumatic Gun Carriage and Power Company eighth inch carriage, 250 pound shell, 126 pound powder charge, was fully tested at the naval proving grounds by Capt John A Howell Lt Cmdr M R Mackenzie Lt Seaton Schroeder and Lt Sidney Staunton. Twenty rounds fired 10 slow 10 fast from 10:40 am to 2 pm with no accidents. Recoil on shipboard typically six to eight feet. on this device reduced to two feet via air cushion. Colonel Creasy and William Hunt Jr., accompanied by present at trial.
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Annapolis
Pneumatic Gun Carriage and Power Company
South Boston
Mass
Naval Proving Grounds
Board of Naval
John A. Howell
M. R
Creasy
William Hunt, Jr
Fourth of July program at Oselan Park Woodstock Conn
Woodstock plans a Fourth of July program at Oselan Park with welcome by Congressman Charles A. Russell who will introduce Governor Bulkeley. Addresses by Associate Justice Miller, Senators Allison Hawley Hiscock, Congressman McKinley, Rutgers President Gates. Will Carleton to read the poem. President Harrison and Mrs. Harrison expected, with Navy Secretary Tracy and Interior Secretary Noble invited.
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Woodstock
Conn
Oselan Park
Charles A. Russell
Congress
Connecticut
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Miller
United States Supreme Court
William B. Allison
Iowa
Joseph R. Hawley
Frank Hiscock
New York
William McKinley
Gates
Rutgers College
Will Carleton
Harrison
Tracy
Navy
Noble
Interior Department
Italian laborers strike for higher wages on Hale street
In Haverhill mass on June 12 about sixty Italian workers at the Hale street extension works quit their jobs after demanding a raise from 125 to 150 dollars per day. Contractors say they can hire replacements at the old pay.
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Haverhill
Mass
Hale Street
Robber Nabbed on Castle Street for Silver Watch Theft
At 11 30 last night Officer Whitman of Station 4 arrested William Naylor on a warrant for robbing Miles Clougherty on Castle street of a silver watch. Naylor and a gang allegedly attacked and knocked down Clougherty during the robbery.
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Whitman
Station 4
William Naylor
Miles Clougherty
Castle Street
Naylor
Clougherty
Runaway Team Incident Ends With Leg Fracture
Paul Pierlot of 42 Simmons Street tried to halt a runaway team on King Street last night. He was knocked down and run over, suffering a fractured thigh before being taken to City Hospital.
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Paul Pierlot
Simmons Street
King Street
Market Wrapup Notes Price Moves and Bondholders Plan
The New York market showed strength then a late day concession led by grangers with sentiment bullish on those stocks. Reports mention bondholder committees for St Louis Arkansas and Texas railway and rumors of a Chicago and Alton withdrawal from an interstate agreement. Union Pacific pushes toward San Diego. California ore products rise. Erie Telephone subscriptions and earnings per subscriber trend are noted.
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New York
Marriages Across the City in June Ceremonies
A string of June weddings reported in this city includes Endicott to Southworth, Lord to Bickford, Merrill to Howard, Noble to Wilde, Perley to Hoodford, Scripture Stickney, Southwick to Eldredge, Thomas to Fabyan, and Warren to Reed. Notables include the Eldredge and Reed pairs, with ceremonies conducted by various clergy in Boston and surrounding locales.
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Endicott—Shaw
Stopford W. Brooke
William Endicott
Helen Southworth
Benjamin 8
Edgar G. Scripture
Carrie EK. Stickney
Somerville
Southwick—Eldredge
Philadelphia
St. Stephen’s Church
McConnell
D.D
Henry L. Southwick
Jessie Eldredge
Boston
Thomas—Fabyan
St. Paul’s Church
Brookline
Isaac Rand Thomas
Gertrude Stewart Fpabyan
Warren—Reed
James Reed
Samuel M. Warren
Harold B. Warren
Gertrude Reed
Death notices from city papers list multiple June obituaries
Deaths listed for Sarah K Butterfield 42 Mary A Bartlett 83 Thomas Carroll Mary widow of Richard Cogan Mary E Caverly Harry Coburn Martha P Hall Richard Henry P Howard Margaret A Howe William Kingman Ida Lappen Isaac S Mills Ellen McLeod Lizzie Mullen Edward McLaughlin Frankie E Noera John O Donnell Dorcas Radford Lavinia L Stiles Services announced for Isaac Mills at 379 Beacon Street June 14 with relatives invited. Portland paper note for Dorcas Radford.
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Butterfield
Sarah K. Butterfield
Bartlett
Malden
Mary A
Isaac Bartlett
Carroll
South Boston
Thomas Carroll
Cogan
East Boston
Mary
Richard Cogan
Caverly
Mary E
Edward W. Caverly
Coburn
Brooklyn
N.Y
Harry Coburn
Hall
Framingham
Martha P
Ellis G. Hall
Howard
Dorchester
Richard Henry P. Howard
Howl
Margaret A
Frank D. Howe
Kingman
William Kingman
Lappen
Ida
Frank Lappen
Margaret Driscoll
Mills
Isaac S. Mills
Beacon Street
McLeod
Ellen
George McLeod
Mullen
Lizzie
John Mullen
McLaughlin
Edward McLaughlin
Noera
Frankie E
Frank P
Ella F. Noera
O’donnell
John O’donnell
Radford
Dorcas
Daniel Radford
Portland
Newbury Street
Stiles
Cambridge
Lavinia L
Lucius Stiles
Clinton Hall Comes Down A Stopgap on New York Streets
Clinton Hall to be torn down for a modern building. The article recalls the Astor Place Opera House and the 1849 Forrest Macready riot, noting Clinton Hall housed the Mercantile Library and calling for better New York pavements, especially asphalt, and an impressive memorial arch for Washington Square. It critiques street conditions and previews summer theatre at Union Square and Grand Opera House.
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Clinton Hall
Forrest-Macready
New York
Memorial Arch
New Yorks
Fourth Avenue
Clinton Place
Mercantile Library
Astor Place Opera House
Castle Garden
Lmits
Opera House
Academy of Music
Metropolitan Opera House
Washington Square
Lafayette Place
Stuveysant Place
New
Macready
Forrest
Macbeth
Broadway Theatre
Seventh Regiment
Duryee
Astor Opera House
Clinton All
Mercantile Library Association
Temple Court
Nassau and
Beekman Streets
de Witt Clinton
Ardriell
Union Square Theatre
Francis Ilson
Wilson
von Suppé
Grand Opera House
Eighth Avenue
J. W. Morrissey
Martha
L’allemand
Boston
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J. Murray Howe
School Street
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Paris - Olympia Hippodrome
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Henry Budge
Hallgarten & Co
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Erie Telephone
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Anl
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ATH & Murray
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Sherman
Beara
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Maas
LL. Bacon Foss
Florence K. Rich
Evans House
Tremont St
Harvard College
Alexander McKenzie
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Harper’s Weekly
South Fork Turnpike
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Harrisburg
Williamsport Court House
Seattle
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South America
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Alex. S. Porter
Maine
O. H. Durrell, Brown, Durrell & Co
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Spot Pond
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Langwood Parkners
Langwood Hotel
Wyoming
WM. M. Jewett & CO
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Medford Chelsea
Wrentham, Mass
Silas FP. Fisher
Amos Binney
Aparly
Avon Place
Weston
General Paine
H. Dudley
Lasell Seminary
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Heloise E. Hersey
Chestnut Street
Miss Hersey
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Pemberton Sq
Confidentia
A. Y
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Water St
Yeniences
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Gress Street
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Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Chambers
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WM. C. Codman
J. G. Freeman
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Wedger
Peabody & Whitney
Eureka Telephone CO
Liberty Square
Eugene Tompkins
NEW American Opera GO
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Il Trovatore
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Boston Museum
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Steens
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Park
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Beach
Harrison Ave
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Pynchon
C. A
Grand Eastern Circuit
Beacon Park
Allston
Boston & Albany
Bowdoin Sq
Geo. H. Hicks
AD Mendorff
Mendelssohn
Grand Opera
Proctor & Mansfield
Tremont Station
Kate Claxton
Charles A. Stevenson
Miss Claxton
WM. F. Wyman
WM. F. Wyman & CO
Winthrop
Huntington Ave
Huntington Avenue
Back Bay
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