Tariff Rushes Through Two Complete Senate Schedules
The Senate advanced the tariff bill markedly by finishing Schedule H spirits and wines and Schedule I cotton goods. Key debates centered on cotton yarns and raw cotton duties, with Mr. Allison proposing new paragraphs to offset raw cotton duties and to ensure protection for U.S. manufacturers. The session ended after executive considerations as Schedule 1 moved toward flax, hemp and jute.
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Washington
Senate
Jones
Arkansas
West
Allison
Ark
Mills
Texas
James G. Blaine
United States
England
Wilson
Tillman
S. C
Weyler Thief Murderer Denounced In Cuban Petition Debate
In Washington on June 17 the House debated a Cuban petition led by Sulzer. Sulzer called General Weyler a thief and murderer, claiming the petition had hundreds of thousands of signatures, while others corrected him to 14 562. The journal was approved 96 to 80, and the session adjourned at 1 35 p m.
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Washington
Sulzer
Dem
N. Y
Izer
Bailey
Tex
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Appo
Lacy
General Weyler
W. A. Stone
Rep
Penn
Cuba
Reed
Benefit concert for South End Dispensary in Dover Street
A group of first class artists will perform in Lorimer Hall to aid the South End Dispensary and Hospital at 63 Dover Street. The institution provides free medicine and doctor visits to the poor, aiding over 60 people last year, with another fund drive planned. Ladies with Dr. Benjamin D. Gifter introductions will pre sell tickets.
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Lorimer Hall
South End Dispensary
Dover Street
Sonseis
Benjamin D. Giftor
Scott of Lowell Wins Prize Drill at St Philip’s Church
A prize drill of M V M members was held yesterday afternoon in the unfinished St Philip’s church on Harrison avenue drawing a large crowd. Sergeant Scott of Lowell won first prize, with Sergeant F F Sears of Lowell second. Judges were Captains Hayes Sullivan and Flanigan. Father Philip O'Donnell presented the prizes.
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St. Philip’s
Harrison Avenue
Witne
Scott
Lowell
F. F. Sears
Ninth Regiment
John J. Hayes
John J. Sullivan
B. J. Flanigan
Philip O'Donnell
Fuda Sentenced to Death for Wife’s Murder
Giuseppe Fuda, an Italian man convicted last week of murdering his wife in East Norwalk in February, was sentenced in Bridgeport Superior Court to be hanged on Friday, December 3.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Guisseppe Fuda
East Norwalk
Parnell Associates Elect Officers at Williams Hall Meeting
The Parnell Associates, formed two weeks ago and now with 200 Ward 17 voters, met in Williams Hall Hampden street last night. Thomas F. Moore was named president with Michael Cavanaugh as first vice president and M Corbett as second vice president. Joseph Madden recorded as secretary with M Monaghan as assistant secretary and T McGee as financial secretary and Patrick McKeever as treasurer. A labor committee including Donovan Moore Cavanaugh Madden and McGee was elected to act as immigrating committee. The club also celebrated Bunker Hill Day after the meeting.
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Parnell Associates
Williams Hall
Hampden Street
Ward 17
Thomas F. Oore
Michael Cavanaugh
M. Corbett
Joseph Madden
M. Monaghan
T. McGee
Patrick McKeever
Reception Hosted by Miss Carrie Borden for Boston Armenians
Miss Carrie Borden gave a gathering at the Old Colony 1 on Tyler street for Armenians in Boston and nearby, with flags and flowers adorning the chapel. Music featured performers including Moore and ranian groups, while speakers included Isenagian, Isabel par roms, Calomberion, Rey C. B. Allen, Selian, Rela, and Miss Alice eae Bieckwel.
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Carrie Borden
Old Colony
Tyler Street
Boston
O. H. Areenen
Moore
Ateghian
Isenagian
Isabel Parroms
Ee Calomberion
She
Rey C. B. Allen
H A. B. Selian
Kamff Rela
Alice Eae Bieckwel
Garden Party For Orphans At Dorchester Event
The second annual garden party to aid the Free Boardhouse for Orphaned and Neglected Catholic Children will be held Saturday from 10 am to 10 pm at Bowdoin and Washington streets in Dorchester. Adult tickets cost 26 cents and children 10 cents. Ladies overseeing children's tables are Miss Condon Miss Bean and Miss Mayo O Neil.
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Eustis Street
Bowdoin
Washington Streets
Dorchester
Miss Condon
Miss Bean
Mayo O’neil
Vanderbilt editor joins St Pauls School board
The Horae Scholasticae student magazine at St Pauls School adds to its editors Reginald Claypole Van derbilt youngest son of Cornelius Vanderbilt Andre C Champollion grandson of Austin Corbin Charles A Moore Jr and James Harvey Williams.
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Concord
N. H
Horae Scholasticae
St. Paul’s School
Reginald Claypole Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Andre C. Champollion
Austin Corbin
Charles A. Moore, Jr
James Harvey Williams
Three Young Walsh Hal l Boys Poisoned After Carrot Root Meal
In Brockton on June 17 three Walsh children aged 3 to 6 and a Hall child aged 7 were poisoned by eating wild carrot root given by Harold Betts. Doctors treated them through the night. they remain in danger but show signs of stability.
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Brockton
John J. Walsh
Atlantic Avenue
Frank Hall
Dyer Street
Harold Betts
Glendale Street
Crowds Enjoy Ideal Crescent Beach Day
About 10 000 people flocked to Crescent Beach with mothers and children by the afternoon. Park police cleared wreckage and sea grass, bath houses planned for July, a band stand near the depot site, and crowds praised clean grounds and a liquor-free day as Captain West reported no intoxicated individuals.
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Crescent Beach
Park Commissioners
Captain Simpson
Edward Orr
Two Lightships 68 and 69 Launched at Bath Iron Works
Two lightships built by Bath Iron Works were launched in Bath Maine with about 2000 spectators. Lightship 68 was christened by Miss Edna Besselievre, daughter of Chief Draughtsman William C. Besselievre. Each vessel carries a captain and mate, two engineers and ten men, with staterooms for officers and crew. Externally they feature eight 100 candlepower lights, four per mast, providing two 400 candlepower beams.
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Bath
Bath Iron Works
Edna
William C. Besselievre
Race War Abroad in French-Italian Workman Clash
Paris reports two French deaths in Barcarin near St Louis du Rhone after a fight with Italian workers. A separate clash at Les Saina de Giron near Aries led to an Italian stabbing by a Frenchman and a January-onward French mob pursuit. Authorities sent troops to quell the trouble in Basse Camargue.
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Paris
Ital
Barcarin
St. Louis du Rhone
Les Saina de Giron
Aries
Basse Camargue
Massachusetts Statue Gift to Navy Ties State and Ship
The ceremony aboard the Massachusetts includes Governor Wolcott presenting a statue to Secretary Long of the Navy Department. Long notes Massachusetts history and education role as the ship’s crew accepts the gift, praising state and naval ties and recalling Massachusetts’ wartime service and sailors’ rights. Captain Rodgers accepts on behalf of the crew, emphasizing the state’s enduring bond with the Navy.
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Wolcott
Secretary of the Navy
John D. Long
Earth
Secretary Long
Navy Department
Academy of Annapolis
Commonwealth
Rodgers
The
Navy
Republic
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Long
Sullivan Died In Personal Crisis From Poison
Quincy June 11 Thomas J Sullivan died last night from arsenical poison attributed to Paris Green ingestion in a personal crisis. When hospital staff informed him he accepted his fate, he refused treatment He leaves a widow and several dependent children.
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Quincy
Thomas J. Sullivan
Paris Green
Sullivan
Lightning Strikes University of Illinois Building Causing 75000 Damage
A lightning strike hit the University of Illinois natural history building in Champaign this morning. The bolt damaged the structure, its furniture and scientific apparatus, with losses estimated at 75000 dollars.
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Champaign, Ill
Natural History
Theniversity of Illinois
Adams birthplaces open to public after restoration
In Quincy on June 17 visitors toured the restored John Adams and John Quincy Adams birthplaces. The Adams Chapter Daughters of the Revolution and the Quincy Historical Society led preservation, refurnishing the homes to reflect colonial times.
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Quincy
John
John Quincy Adams
John Adams
Adams
Daughters of the Revolution
Vincy Historical Society
John Quincy
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