Chandler Wins the Fight for U S Senate Seat
Concomp New Hampshire June 13 The Republican caucus at Phenix Hall settled the race for the United States Senate between Jacob H. Gallinger and William E. Chandler. Chandler led with 125 votes to Gallinger 60 and General Gilman Marston not voting. Gallinger’s supporters alleged bribery but Chandler secured a unanimous nomination amid cheers.
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United States
Phenix Hall
Chandler
Dr. Gallinger
Isaac L. Heath
Manchester
Henry J. Crippen
Concord
Messrs. Cummings
Francestown
Webster
Cheney
Newport
Smith
Milford
Tierman W. Greene
Hopkinton
Jacob H. Gallinger
Frank Jones
Cyrus A. Sulloway
Senator Corning
George E. Varney
Dover
Varney
Whitespeed
Westmoreland
Gilman Marston
Enepasene Aeas Ovve
William E. Chandler
Cane
Quinby
Taggart
Faulkner
Keene
Gallinger
Hippolyte's Victory Report Spurs Haitian News
The steamer Alene arrives with word Hippolyte has won in Haiti as Légitime sought protection in Port-au-Prince. His forces took the town, Marran may run for presidency. Washington notes no alarm and reports Port au Prince unrest largely settled with yellow fever present.
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New York
Alene
Kingston
Jamaica
London
Hippolyte
Williams
The
Légitime
Port-au-Prince
Port-au- Prince
Marran
Hayti
Washington
Kellogg
Blaine
Caroline Miller
Port au-Prince
State Department
Department
Ossipee
Czar’s Sincere Friend Remark Seen Aimed at Germany and Austria
The comment attributed to the Czar is interpreted as a rebuke to Germany and Austria. The piece notes the remark’s possible diplomatic intent and its impact on wartime relations. In London, American engineers receive a welcoming reception as part of postwar exchanges. Weather forecast for New England and eastern New York calls for fair skies, warmer temperatures, and southwest winds through Friday.
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Germany
Austria
London
H. Walker
Boston Architectural Club
Beacon Park
The
Cecilia Society
Hart
Central Labor Union
Franklin Park
Jamaica Plain
Harvard
Gilbert
Washington
New England
New York
Swiss Coutil Summer Vests Advertised in 10 Styles
An advertisement touts ten styles of summer vests in woven colors and permanent fabric. It notes wholesale values from four to six dollars but offers ready to wear with collar at reduced prices, claims instant high demand, and mentions mail orders nationwide with sample cards available on request.
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Nottingham
Madras
Turcoman
Samoan Conference Notes Disagreement Over Protocol
Blaine objects to provisions in the Samoa protocol citing insufficient concessions from England and Germany. American commissioners report today on Blaine's reply and the British and German sides will choose policy. a full withdrawal story is unfounded as talks continue in Berlin.
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Washineton
New York
Blaine
Berlin
Paris Cab Drivers Strike Over Treatment of Workers
Paris cab drivers walked out in a citywide strike led by Socialist deputy M. Basly and municipal Socialists. They ordered the strike and planned to file complaints with the Chamber of Deputies and the interior ministry. A delegation met Minister Constans who promised to review their grievances.
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Paris
M. Basly
Chamber of Deputies
M. Constans
Interior
Palace of the Elysée
Henry George eggs market quip on Paris labor congress
Paris dispatch jokes about Henry George promoting land nationalization at a Paris labor congress. The correspondent notes the event at a chief hotel costing 2000 francs with 150 members seated in gilded luxury, implying hypocrisy among peasant proprietors.
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London
Paris
Limes
Henry George
Vulcan Torpedo Depot Ship Launched at Portsmouth
The Vulcan, a 6620 ton 12000 horsepower torpedo depot ship, was launched at Portsmouth today. She is the largest vessel the government has built and will accompany a fleet as a floating workshop with hydraulic cranes to hoist torpedo boats in and out of the water.
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Austin C. Wellington Coal Co
Federal Street
Boston
Austin C. Wellington
Brighton Wharf
Fred W. Wellington
Main Street
Worcester
Austin C. Wellington Coal Company
London
Vulcan
Portsmouth
Tts
Pleasant and reliable 10 cent smoke buy
A brief notice promotes MARTIN'S Albion Cigar as a pleasant and reliable option for a ten cent smoke, highlighting consistency and value.
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Martin
Albion
Edinburgh withholds freedom for Parnell visit
London June 13 The lord provost of Edinburgh refused to confer the freedom of the city on Mr Parnell during his July visit. The senior magistrate will preside at the ceremony.
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London
Edinburgh
Parnell
Czar remark about Montenegro cited as threat to peace
A Berlin letter in the Presse says Germany believes the Czar meant Germany and Austria when he called the Prince of Montenegro Russia’s sole sincere friend. It warns that repeating such remarks could end hopes for peace, noting Russia’s growing western frontier armaments as evidence of hostile intent.
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Berlin
Presse
Germany
St. Petersburg
Prince
Montenegro
Russia
Austria
Reception in London Honors Visiting American Engineers
In London on June 13 the Institute of Civil Engineers hosted a reception for visiting American engineers. President Goode praised their influence in elevating the United States to a leading global position, while Mr Thurston, on behalf of the visitors, expressed sincere thanks for the cordial reception.
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London
Institute of Civil Engineers
Goode
United States
Thurston
Banquet in Paris and Armagh Disaster Updates
Paris banquet hosted by exhibition executives drew 550 guests including cabinet ministers and diplomats. General Franklin praised France and toasted Carnot, with Tirard replying. In Armagh, railway disaster relief funds climb as subscriptions mount. Great Northern Railway and the Duke of Abercorn donate. a relief committee forms under religious leaders. The death toll stands at seventy five. London reports deny a cartridge thrown at Mr. Gladstone. no projectile was confirmed.
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Franklin
France
Carnot
Tirard
Dupuin
Railwa
Armagh
Great Northern Railway Company
Duke of Abercorn
London
Gladstone
City of New York Ships New Crew For Transatlantic Run
A tossed line about a joke misread leads to a report of the steamer City of New York loading a fresh crew and sailing. Paris notes on June 13 records the Comptoir d'Es compte being organized with M. de Normandie as president.
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City of New York
New York
Paris
Comptoir d’Escompte
M. de Normandie
Governor Hill Refuses to Surrender Cronin Suspects
June 13 dispatches report continued grand jury testimony in the Cronin murder case with Sullivan defense supporters denouncing prejudice. Governor Hill rejected a requisition from Illinois for Moroney and McDonald, citing lack of indictment and proof. Clan na Gael figures Rogers, O Boyle, Byrnes, and Meahon named in majority report.
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Curiaco
Cronin
Alexander Sullivan
Father Dorney
Sullivan
Parke Davos
Order
Boland
Arpany
N. Y
Governor Hill
Fifer
Ilinois
John J. Moroney
Charles McDonald
London
Clan-na-Gael
Crenin
James J. Rogers
Brooklyn
P. A. O’boyle
Pittston
Penn
Christopher F. Byrnes
Saxonville
Mass
John D. Meahon
Rome
New England Water Works Convention Closes in Fally River
The eighth annual New England Water Works Association session ended with a social program including a clambake aboard the steamer Mount Hope and a Narragansett Bay cruise. Officers were elected with Dexter Brackett of Boston as president and R. C. P. Coggeshall of New Bedford as secretary.
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Carroll D. Wright
New England
Civil Service Commissioners
Fally River
New England Water Works Association
Mount Hope
Bullock’s Point
Narragansett Bay
Newport
Charles E. Bolling
Richmond
Water Works Association
George F. Chase
Burlington
Portland
Portlini
W. T. Sedgwick
Massachusetts Institute of ‘Technology
Sedgwick
Brown
Fred KE. Stearns
State Board of Health
Messrs. Fitzgerald
Boston
Noyes
Newton
Forbes
Brookline
W. F. Chandler
Norwich
Conn
Wilbur F. Learned
Army and Navy Personnel Changes Issued
Washington June 13 Spector reports army orders granting three months sick leave to First Lieutenant Frank H. Earnhardt and two months to First Lieutenant Charles A. Johnson, with thirty recruits assigned to the Seventeenth Infantry. Navy orders assign Commodore George F. Woor to Norfolk Navy Yard and Chief Engineer Louis J. Allen to League Island Navy Yard. Ensign E. H. Holcomb to examination for promotion. William C. Hassan detached to Johns Hopkins University.
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Washindton
Frank H. Earnhardt
Eighteenth Infantry
Charles A. Johnson
Fourteenth Infantry
Seventeenth Infantry
George F. Woor
Norfolk Navy Yard
Louis J. Allen
League Is
Navy Yard
William ¥. C. Hassan
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Ensign
H. L. Holcomb
Panama Relief Bill Proposed in French Chamber
Paris June 13. The Panama Canal relief bill was introduced in the Chamber of Deputies. It authorizes the liquidator to place the 800,000 unsubscribed bonds on the best terms and allows a 34 million franc subscription to cover maintenance expenses pending a canal completion inquiry. Bonds will remain lottery bonds.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Connecticut Senate Sustains Governor Veto On Secret Ballot
The Connecticut Senate sustains the Governor's veto of the secret ballot bill. Lieutenant-Governor Merwin speaks on the veto ruling and defends the secret ballot as reform, stressing the sacredness of political promises.
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Connecticut Senate
Hartford
Conn
Senate
Merwin
Castor Oil Trust Forms in West with Large Capital
A trust forming in the West aims to consolidate castor oil production with capital stock ranging from 250000 to 500000 dollars. Seed price has held around 150 per bushel with oil prices between 12 and 16 cents per pound, yielding about four cents per pound to crushers. The seven mills and major players Laggett Myers, Drummond Co, and P Lorillard of New York spearhead the move.
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Castor Oil Trust
Collier
Brown
Kansas
Belleville Oil Company
Belleville
Baker and Burke Companies
New York
United States
Laggett & Meyers and
Drummond & Co
P. Lorillard
Thorndike Rice Will Filed For Probate In New York
The will of Charles Allen Thorndike Rice, editor of the North American Review and former minister to Russia, was filed for probate in New York. Executors named include Count de Bannelos of Madrid and Charles A. Cotting of Brookline. Beneficiaries include Marie and Antoinette de Bannelos and Frederick Kosher. The residue is divided among Countess de Bannelos Countess de Sartiges and Martha Parker Mary Parker and Charles T. Parker. The personal estate is about 26000.
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New York
North American Review
Russia
Charles Allen Thorndike Rice
Count de Bannelos
Madrid
Charles A. Cotting
Brookline
Mass
Lioyd
Brice
Rice
Marie
Antoinette de Bannelos
Frederick Kosher
Darmstadt
Germany
Countess de Bannelos
Countess de Sartiges
Mary
Drowning of Evangelist Lord Cecil Near Picton Ont
Lord A P Cecil the evangelist drowned yesterday afternoon in the Bay of Quinte near Adolphston about six miles east of Picton. His body found later near shore. Cousin to the Marquis of Salisbury he had preached evangelistic work for fifteen years across Eastern Ontario.
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Lord A. P. Cecil
Bay of Quinte
Adolphston
Napanee
England
Lord Cecil
Belleville
Deseronto
Adolpeton
Poole
Lord Ceei
Marquis of Salisbury
Ontario
Steamers Arrived in Various Ports in June
A dated list records ships arriving at Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Queenstown Southampton London and other ports between June 9 and June 18. Vessels include Valencia Miranda Britannia Waldensian Vorwartz Rotterdam Galha Otranto Develgonne Waterloo Maryland and more with origins from Liverpool Valencia Port Antonio Kingston Montreal and other ports.
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Bostonian
Liverpool
Valencia
Miranda
Port Antonio
Jam
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France
London
Britannia
Mediterranean
Alene
Hayti
Stamford
Ydlun
Baracoa
Rotterdam
Philadelphia
Waldensian
Gow
Vorwartz
Bremen
Baltimore
Montana
Queenstown
Adriatic
St. Pita Kinsale
City of Berlin
Newark
Galha
Broseague
Wisconsin
Greece
Grendevon
Port Royal
Austerlitz
Quebec
Kremen
Energie
Swinemunde
Polynesia
Copenhagen
Stettin
Rouen
Roddam
New Orleans
Singapore
St. Albans
New Yorks
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Donald McLean
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Andover Theological Seminary
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Rhode Island Yacht Club
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