Cleveland's Foes Plot to Block His Free Coinage Bid
Washington reports a surge of opposition to Grover Cleveland within the Democratic ranks over civil service reform and honest money. Eastern leaders fear a free coinage plank could cost New York and other key states, while Western and Southern delegates seek a strong Cleveland candidacy with an anti free coinage platform to keep the party united. The piece foresees a two thirds rule fight and warns that factional maneuvering could reshape the 1884 Democratic convention and the party’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
South
Roscoe Conkling
Oliver P. Morton
Simon Cameron
Mr. Cleveland
Eoughs
Clveland
van Buren
Polk
Pattison
Campbell
Abbott
Gorman
East
New York
Newersey
Connecticut
Rhodesland
Maryland
Delaware
Harrison
Jefferson
Farmers’ Alliance
House of Representatives
Grover Cleveland
Senate
President Harrison
General Harrison
Cleveand
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Farmers’ Party
Alleghanies
Conant
Brookline High School Athletic Meet Honors 93 Wins
Rainy Brookline Common hosted the Brookline High School Athletic Association spring meet. '93 won with 2 points, '92 took 26, '91 19, while '94 lagged at 11. Records were set in shot put, broad jump, high jump, and hop step and jump. Officers listed. events included 120 hurdles, sprints, and various jumps with winners named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Brookline High School Athletic Association
Association
E. B. Mitchell
B. Mitchell
TF. Conroy
M. 7Iscoll
W. G. Nash
W. K. ‘Layier, Jr
B. Hurd, Jr
J. E. Graham
B. Hurd
J. F. Driscoll
J. Foster
Hurd, Jr
S. U. Foster
E. N. Wrightington
J. C. Packard
Rowing Regatta on Mystic River Marred by Weather and Delays
A Chelsea Bridge crowd endured drizzling rain as the Mystic River regatta faced chaotic organization. Winners included McKendrie and Howes in a double scull and the Meany crew in the four oared race, with disputes over fouls and a late schedule leaving spectators displeased and many heading home before the final event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic River
Chelsea Bridge
Woolley
Chelsa Bridge
Malden Bridge
Whitehall
Abraham Howes
Henry McKendrie
Diskell
William Boyle
James Meany
P. J. Canavan
McKendne
Howes
Hoyle
J. Gonla
D. Fitzpatrick
Tf. J. Calman
J. O'Neil
J. Dunavan
P. J. Dunavan
James Kelly
Roger Kelly
M. Doherty
T. McDermott
M. White
J. O'Meara
M. Corcoran
I. Driscoll
Kelly
Dorchester Tennis Party Trip To Cohasset
A Dorchester group rode to Cohasset in Crane's drag yesterday and enjoyed dinner and a general good time. They returned to Dorchester around 7 p.m.
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Corasset
Adams Street
Dorchester
Cohasset
Crane
Dor Chester
Were Never Defeated Address by Ex Governor Bell
Ex Gouvernor Bell delivers the annual Monument Association address at the organization’s meeting, asserting resilience and pride in the group’s mission. He reflects on past struggles and pledges continued support and advocacy for the monument project.
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Bunker Hill
A. B. Massey
Cambridge
Frederic W. Lincoln
Lincoln
J. Huntington Wolcott
Charlies Devens
Samuel C. Cobb
George B. Thomas
W. T. Sherman
Hamilton Fish
New York
Bell
New Hampshire
Association
England
Mr. Bell
Stark
Reed
Andrew Merleary
Isaac Baldwin
William Scott
James Reed
Samuel McClintock
Nathan Hale
Henry Dearborn
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Timothy D. Sawyer
Admiral Worden
Monitor Fame
Whitelaw Reid
United States
France
Ebenezer Alexander
T.C. Bell
C.A. Ene
J. H. Beal
G.F. Bigelow
G. G. Bulfinch
A. M. Brooks
A. M. Br
Davis
W. S. Eason
Hart
W. H. Hill
G. A. Hilton
Ay Hubbard
G. B. Inches
J. ©. Inches
W. B. Rice
C. H. Porter
W Morse
Leopold Morse
John Lowell
Harrison Ritchie
Reuben Sherburne
Francis
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
William W. Wheildon
Samuel H. Russell
Abbott Lawrence
J. Collins Warren
William S. Appleton
William Aspinwall
Edward T. Barker
Charles H. Bell
Joshua P. Bodtish
Francis Brooks
T. Quincy Browne
Charles R. Codman
Uriel H. Crocker
Abram E. Cutter
Franklin Darracott
Arthur L. Devens
Charles Merriam
Edward 5. Moseer
George B. Neal
Grenville H. Norcross
Andrew Po. Peabody
Oliver W. Peabody
Thomas H. Perkins
Stephen H. Phillips
Henry L. Pierce
William G. Prescott
Alexander H. Rice
Leverett Saltonstall
Hiram S. Shurtleff
Henry Walker
Lucius H. Warren
Thomas J. Whidden
Roger Wolcott
Andrew ©. Fearing, Jr
Timothy N. Sawyer
S. H. Russell
Old South
Rain Halted Event Postponed to July Fourth
The program by W. L. Doten from Charlies C. Tatt was interrupted by afternoon rain and rescheduled for July 4. A lawn party remains planned for Saturday, June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Doten
Charlies C. Tatt
Boston Districts Favored in 1892 Apportionment
In a Washington Sunday interview, the seven Democratic members face tougher fate than five Republicans under new apportionment. Andrew aims to win Eighth District. Winchester boosts Boston link. Democrats may carry five of the thirteen seats in 1892, including two Boston districts the western district Greenhalge’s old seat and Andrew’s.
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Washington
Cazette
House
Shermann Hoar
Coolidge
Williams
O'Neil
Greenhalge
Congress
Crosby
Andrew
Harrison
Winchester
United States
Boston
Beacon Hill
Back Bay
Harvard University
Cambridge
James Russell Lowell
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Francis A. Walker
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
John Fiske
Longfellow
Edward Everett
Arenes
General Rune
Cleveland
Mr. Andrew
Harry Edwards in Boston and career highlights
A portrait of actor Harry Edwards recounts his year and a half in Boston from 1878 to 1880 including his debut as Master Walter in The Hunchback with Mary Anderson, roles like Mercutio, Don Alvarado in Andre Fortier, and Schem in The Exiles. It notes his stage management stints, later work with Wallack's Theatre, and tours to Australia and England, plus his Shakespearean feat of 158 roles and a planned return to England. It ends with a class dinner notice for LB7T1 on Tuesday the 23rd, and a brief class business note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Edwards
Boston
Atlantic States
Master Walter
the Hunchback
Mary Anderson
Mercutio
Macduff
Don Alvarado
Andre Fortier
Sardou
A.M. Palmer
Enobarbus
James Brown Potter
Cleopatra
Timon
Athens
Williams Curtis Wedding in Boston
In Boston on the 15th by Rev M R Veming Thomas F Williams wed Abbie A Curtis. Also notices of deaths and burials: Hannah Frost aged 94 in Medford on June 15. Abbie F Frost aged 26 in Belmont on June 16. Cyrus Goss aged 76 in Melrose on June 15. Mrs Mary J Manson widow of Rev A C Manson died in New York on June 14 after illness. Eliel Shumway aged 81 in Groton on June 15. Knyvet Winthrop Sears died Nahant on June 17.
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Frost
Medford
Hannah
George B. Frost
Belmont
Abbie F
Henry
Addie L. Frost
Goss
Melrose
Cyrus Goss
Boston
Manson
New York
Douglas
Mary J
A. C. Manson
Shumway
Groton
Eliel Shumway
Sears
Nahant
Knyvet Winthrop Sears
Harvard Athletic Club Field Day Staged Amid Weather Woes
A Dorchester event on Harvard Street marked the Harvard Athletic Club field day with poor turnout due to rain. Eugene L Bassett led the bicycle race over a roughly mile course ending at Harvard Church, ahead of F M Ridler. An extra 220 yard race on Gleason Street followed, won by Eugene L Bassett in 24.44 seconds.
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Harvard Street
Dorchester
Harvard Athletic Club
Eugene L. Bassett
George Wheeler
Frank M. Richer
Car Morse
Ralph Whitney
Forest D. Clark
Gleason Street
Harvard
Blue Hill Avenue
McClellan Avenue
F. M. Ridler
Eugene L. Hasett
OS OF
Boston—Street Department
Irvington and
Yarmouth Sts
City of
Boston
City Hall
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Honest
The
Monument Association
Terrarum
Apollinaris
Table Waters
Tar Times
London
the Apollinaris CO
Eng
the Post
Hotel Vendome
Tuuesday
Isles OF Shoals
Pledore House
Oreant
Portsmouth
Nell
Concord
John Brooks
Snow's Arch Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Star Island
Appledore House Pn
Bargage
Mountain View Hotel
Dilmanton, N. H
John L. Stoddard
Switzerland
Tyrol
Pyrenees
Gilmanton
Frank McAuliffe
Gilmanton, N. H
HOTEL
Churchill
Brant Rock, Mass
H. N.andrews
Brant Rock
Mass
Surf Side
Nantucket
Sherburne
Bay View
J. Patterson & Son
Proprietors
Wolfboro
N. H
Kingswood House
Lake Winnipiseocee
New England
G. R. Stimpson
Clarendon
N.hh
Depot
Weeks & Bruce
Oregon House
Hull
S. Warrington
Cove
Cape Ann
North Shore
S. Robinson
Pigeon Cove
Western Union Telegraph
MT. Livermore
Asqquam Lake
Splemud
B. F. Jewell
Holderness
Lira Bis
the Boylston
Dearborn
Joan Dunlop
Glen Ellis Touse
Cotpages
Jackson
N. MH
Glen Staton
Maine Central
White Mountain Range
Tall View
M. Thomi Son
Ocean House
Swampscott
Masa
Marcellus W. Carter
Meursarge Village
Norte Conway
N.hy
White Mountain
Aduresé Dow & Hill
Albracca
York Harbor
Maine
NEW House
W. L. Baker
Pine Clift
Lake Warren
Alstead
N. I
Keene
Bellows Falls
Glo. E. Newman
Gen
West Chop
Martur’s Vineyard
Hawthorne Inn
Gloucester
Odiorne Stacy
Sanborn
Tek Weir
N. of
Lake Win
Hipesaukee
Trimountain House
Sylvester Brown, Nawant
Ocean View
Terins Liberal
D. Jones & CO
Washington St
Sen Meee
Charles F. Folger
Iron Mountain House
W. A. Meserve
Franklin Street
Saratoca Springs
N.Y
Thad, T, Tefft
Bethlehem House
Bethlehem, N, Ft. OF
P. Marston
Cascade House
Woodstock
C. H. Russell
Fair View House
Franconia Mountains
A. W.jsawyer
N. HB
Fisher’s Island
N. Y
Long Island Sound
New London
Mannatawket
Moosilauhee House
Warren
N. HH
Montreal
R. R. Telegraph and Post Office
Mount Moostianuke
G. H. L. Uead
Asquam House
Shepard Hill
Asquam Lakes
St. Peter’s
Mount Episcopal Church
Leon H. Cilley
Aratoga Springs, N. Y
Congress Hall
Saratoga Springs
Lakewood
H. 8. Clement
Huestis
Saratoga Springs, N. Y
South Broadway
Cedar Bluff Hotel
East Side
Saratoga Lake
Bridge
Cedar Bluff
Fitchburg
S. H. Phillips
Clarendon Hotel
Averill & Gregory
Congress Park House
Grand
Congress Spring Park
Saratoga
H. W. Slocum
the Columbian
Broadway
P. E. Stone
Chickering Pianos
Geo. W. Beardsley Piano Co
Tremont Street
Tremont
Atre
S. Graves & Sons
T. Adamowski
E. Gruenberg
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Mobe
Ani Teal
Curiosity Hall
Mystic Park
Thuebrsday
Duane
Boston & Lowell
Lawrence
Lowell
Scollay Square
Park and Grand Stand
H. E. Willis
Milk
Devonshire Streets
J.H. Kazar
Equitable Building
Corey Hill
J. W. Tuckerman
Devonshire St
Beacon and
Washington Sts
Postoffice Square
Mass. Real Estate CO
Washington Street
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Brice S. Evans & Son
Equitable Bldg
Hotel Regent
Beacon Street
GEO. Db
COX & Son
Milk Street
North Side Central Wharf
New Court House
Pemberton
Roundy & Hobbs
Coyrtat
Bass Rock
JH. Souther
Bass Rock House
Northampton St
M.S. Starweather
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester Railroad Company
T. W. Hammond
Worcester
Thomson- Houston Electric Company
A. Coffin
Boston & Roxbury Mill Corporation
William F. Matchett
Sherif
Suffolk
Bnqwlton
Swampocoit
Maza
Niles Block
School Street
James Co. Tucker
H. H. Carter
O. Philander Sweet
Oston
County of
L. Waldo Rogers
George A. Mead
John I
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