400th Anniversary of American Discovery in Cape Cod
The Legislature moves toward adjournment after a busy day. The Investigation Committee reports on Horace Osborn bribery charges, recommending a joint Senate and House special committee to decide disbarment. Bills on Sons of Veterans arms, prison officer removal, and cheap lodging houses are rejected or amended. A proclamation for the 400th anniversary observance is authorized. A Cape Cod canal charter debate continues with Champlin and West proposing substitutes. the old company charter is revived but rejected on an adverse report.
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House
America
Cape Cod
Horace K. Osborn
Boston
Osborn
Horace Osborn
Senate
House of Representatives
Sons of Veterans
Park Street Church
Moriarty
Worcester
Roe
Champlin
Suffolk
Bass River
West
Boston, Cape Cod & New York
McNary
Comany
Tony
Whiskey Versus Beer at Doherty’s Saloon Blizzard
A rowdy Charlestown and Travers street scene ends in an accidental explosion from a neglected barrel used as seating. Blue flames burst forth, the bar floods with whiskey, and the crowd scatters as the fire department extinguishes the blaze. Afterward the gang resumes drinking.
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Charlestown
Travers Streets
Angell warns on heat and car horse care in Boston
George T. Angell urges the public to favor electric traction in hot weather and avoid overloading horse-drawn carriages. He notes cars travel fast on shared rails and emphasizes taking an electric when possible to aid the horses.
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George T. Angell
Lowell
Lawrence
Mystic Park Station
Scollag Sq
Willis
Loyal Democrats split on Cleveland support in state survey
New York June 14 report gathers Democratic committee members views on Grover Cleveland’s potential nomination. Most say they will support the ticket if nominated, with several asserting hearty loyalty. a few remain noncommittal or oppose a bolt, while Tammany figures pledge strong backing.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Democratic State Organization
Chicago
Democratic Committee
Edward Murphy, Jr
H. W. Slocum
Cleveland
Daniel E. Sickles
Solomon J. Townsend
Edward Hawkins
John Delmar
Michael J. Coffee
lIt
James W. Ridgway
William C. DeWitt
James Kane
Robert B. Roosevelt
David Liventricht
Hill
John Fox
Tammany Hall
Franklin Bartlett
Perry Belmont
George Ehret
David McClure
DeLaney Nicoll
Henry D. Murray
Ili Hillis
George M. Beebe
Henry Bacon
J. W. Hinkley
Samuel J. Tilden, Jr
John C. Brodhead
James H. Manning
Anthony N. Brady
A. J. Quackenbush
John Foley
W. P. Cantwell
Levi M. Brown
L. R. Phelps
Lawrence County
Fred ©. Schraub
J. L. Dempsey
C. Beckwith
William B. Kirk
Hugh Duffy
Blaine
Tom Reed
Frank Rice
Fred Cook
George Raines
D. J. Bissell
W.I. Sheehan
Gerhard Lang
C. E. Dunkleberger
Matthew Scanlon
James W. McMahon
National Lancers Celebrate Fifty-Fifth Anniversary Banquet
The National Lancers held a banquet in Faneuil Hall Boston marking their 55th anniversary. Governor Russell attended with staff and received applause. Toasts honored the United States Massachusetts clergy and veterans. A parade through Boston preceded lunch at the Copley Square Hotel and a return to Faneuil Hall.
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National Lancers
Faneuil Hall
Nichols
Russell
D. A. Young
Addison D. Nichols
The
Lancers
United States
Columbia
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Fottler
Boston
William H. Oakes
H. G. Kemp
Lucius Slade
H. M. Burleigh
Athol
William H. Rider
Grand Army of the Republic
Henry Walker
Bulfinch Street
Cambridge
Court
Hanover
Blackstone
Clinton
Commercial
State
Washington
School
Beacon
Arlington Streets
Commonwealth Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Huntington Avenue
Copley Square Hotel
West Newton Street
Warren Avenue
Berkeley
Tremont
Boylston
Summer
High
Congress
Devonshire
Brattle
Court Streets
Dalton
State House
Matthews
City Hall
Fourth of July Balloon Ascent Planned by Boston
The Post holds the record for the most successful balloon ascent from Boston Common and aims to match its feat on July 4. A sub committee awarded the contract to Professor Rogers to ascend in his giant Governor Russell balloon. President David Barry of the Common Council will represent Boston.
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Boston Common
Boston
Rogers
Russell
David Barry
Common Council
New Hampshire hotel notes and seaside boarding ads
A compact set of hotel and boarding notices listing properties on the North Shore and Nahant. Entries include the Winthrop Highlands site with Nettie Whitney as manager at 130 Huntington Avenue Pacific House Nantasket Beach with French and Italian cooking, the Pines Bay View Gloucester seeking summer boarders, and Bass Port House Nahant near the new steamboat landing offering fish dinners with opening date June 11.
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Hart
Arcrix
Winthrop Highlands
Nettie Whitney
Huntington Av
Pacific House
Nantasket Beach
Free Case Of Murdock Liquid Food For Consumptives
An advertisement promises a free case of Murdock's Liquid Food to consumptives who have received three months of medical treatment without relief. It targets patients suffering severe wasting and offers no obligation within the period specified.
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Murdock
Murdock's Liquid Food Offered Free Trial for Paralysis
A medical prospect advertises Murdock's Liquid Food claiming cures for paralysis and tuberculosis with safety in extreme exhaustion. It cites over three thousand hospital operations, a death rate of five per thousand, and promises lasting results without reactions.
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Murdock
Goddess of Atvatabar Quest and Cyclone Escape
An expedition in an airship enters a chasm to the earth interior and discovers Atvatabar. The crew survives a cyclone near a 12,000 foot canyon, while Lyone explains soul sacrifice and spiritual Nirvana. The tale hints at Egyptosis and a goddess guided voyage toward eternal life. Continues tomorrow.
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William R. Bradshaw
The
Post
J. F. Douthitt
Fifth Avenue
New York
North Pole
Arctic
Atvatabar
Egyptosis
Lyone
Yone
Harikar
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Oston Museum
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E City
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