Upton ring fights to save Treasury power and Windom probe
Washington reports reveal friction in the Upton ring over contingent fund control and leaks. Ma Power resists ring methods, while Assistant Secretary French pushes to keep his orders out of Power’s hands. The piece predicts further investigations and possible indictments in the star route scandal.
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Boston Post
Washington
Upton Ring
Treasury Department
Upton
Ma. Power
French
Windom
Power
Ying
New York City
Congress
Windlom
Messrs
Brady, Dorsey and Company
James
MacVeagh
Andrepublican
Brady
Bostons Lose To Chicagos In Hard Fought Baseball Game
The Boston team were heavily defeated by Chicago at the South End grounds. Chicago started slow but broke through in the fifth and sixth innings, aided by key hits from Dalrymple Gore Anson Williamson and Burns. Boston managed only one run as fielding shone on both sides with standout plays by Williamson Burdock Snyder and Quest.
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Bostons
Chicagos
South End
Fox
Corcoran
Secord
Samyder
Quest
Dalrymple
Gore
Anson
Walliamson
Burns
Barnes
Kelly
Williamson
Flint
Burdock
Snyder
Echicago
Dalrympie
Whitney
OjGore
Belly
Scecesek
Crowley
Hornung
Morrill
Corcoran P
Spyder
Uehnt.c
Sutton
O!quest
Vcic Nas
APO Ieee
Chicago
Smith
General Marston Seeks New Excise Bill on Liquor
A New Hampshire proposal from General Marston aims to tax intoxicating liquors with a complex structure. It imposes per gallon duties on manufacturers and sellers with half yearly payments, effective July 1, and is criticized as too convoluted to function smoothly.
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Marston
New Hampshire
State Board of Equalization
The 19th of June Prophecy Fails to Break Calm
The piece notes that despite a public drift toward doom on the 19th of June, life continues with debts due in July and farmers still able to harvest a turnip crop before frost. It cautions against relying on auguries and urges continued work until a higher power signals to pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Sellers
Clergy to Close Churches For Rest During Heated Term
The piece notes Bose ton clergy plan to close churches through July and August to rest and recuperate in healthier locations. It argues ministers share fatigue with other professionals and deserve vacations to sustain long service and inspiration.
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Boseton
Wisconsin Pledges Memorial For Senator Carpenter
A movement in Wisconsin seeks a monument to the late Senator Carpenter. The Milwaukee Sentinel endorses a memorial funded by small, uniform subscriptions and led by the Wisconsin Bar Association, highlighting Carpenter's legal fame and popular regard.
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Wisconsin
Curpenter
Milwaukee Sentinel
State Bar Association
Sesson
Madison
Carpenter
Senate
Wisconsin Bar
Adjournment Demand Sweeps Albany Legislature
The Albany Argus urges immediate adjournment as lawmakers face growing public pressure over alleged bribery and unkept duties. It condemns ongoing sessions as crimes against honesty and links the row to money and moral compromise in a brisk market for virtue.
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Albany
Albany Argus
Aly
Courts of Justice
French Likely to Be Removed as Railroad Commissioner
Washington reports predict imminent removal of Commissioner of Railroads French amid accusations of treachery to the government stock rubbing tendencies and discourteous conduct. Secretary Kirkwood and Atty-Gen MacVeagh plan investigation as officials probe alleged irregular dealings with the Central Pacific.
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Washington
French
Central Pacific
Kirkwood
Stanford
Atty-Gen
MacVeagh
Interior Department
Denmark
Adjournment of the Investigation Suppresses Testimony
Hanover New Hampshire June 18 the college investigating committee met with Judge Nesmith presiding. Memorials from Boston alumni and St Louis alumni urged favoring the president but were excluded from the session. An adjournment to July 12 was agreed as witnesses remain to be heard and the prosecution claims continues damaging evidence. President Barnett favors a prompt close and the committee will reconvene on the 12th of July.
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Boston Post
Chicago
Maine Sons and Daughters
Mr. Hersey
Boston
Paris
Maine
Alvah Hersey
Palmer House
P. Kimball & Co
C. P. Kimball
Lincoln Park
Dearborn Avenue
E. B. Washburne
Ewing William
Washburne
France
Bismarck
Thiers
Gambetta
Lord Lyons
Napoleon
Ben Franklin
Mr. Washburne
Hanover
N. H
College
Nesmith
Field
Harvey Jewell
St. Louis Alumni Association
Bingham
Wniil
Prof
Quimby
Profs. Blanfield Au Cttee
Ana
Image Nesmith
Barnett
Friends of the President
Associated Press
Theft Shames Brooklyn Young Men's Central Republican Club
In Brooklyn a defalcation at the Young Men's Central Republican Club sparks scandal talk. The society founded during a campaign opened a clubhouse on State Street with billiard tables and hosted talks by Grant Beecher and Ingersoll. Beecher offered lectures at $100 after Grant presided. Funds from lectures and other events were reportedly stolen. a special committee seeks the district attorney’s guidance as several young men are named, though no arrests have warrants.
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New York
Lhbere
Bob Ingerso
Catlin
Ten. Weaver
Boston
James A. Weaver
Iowa
Greenback
Revere House
Greenbags-Labor State Central Committee
H. N. Stone
A. B. Brown
Worcester
H. H. Bryant
Sanderson
Lyon
Mr. Bond
Virginia
Charles H. Leitchman
Marblehead
Geenbackers
Gen. Weaver
Wendell Phillips
de la Matyr
Gellette
Cary
Weaver
James Devine
Charneltown
Lynn
Charles McLean
Lawrence
Newburyport
Danvers
Syvingfield
Albany Senate Deadlock Frays Assembly After Debate
In Albany the week ended with no progress in the senatorial contest as candidates held their ground. A joint assembly debate over adjournment featured Patterson alleging Garfield bribery to defeat Conkling and Hurd pressing for continued session to elect both senators. The tabled motion passed 54 to 31 with Republicans for and Democrats against.
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Albany
Assembly
Patterson
Garfield
Conking
United States
Hurd
Conkling
Farmington Republican Caucus Supports Dingley for Congress
The Farmington Maine Republican caucus Saturday was unanimous for ex Gov Dingley for congress, with seven delegates. In Norway on the 14th Irving Crocker was buried by a cave in of a gravel bank but rescued. he suffered a broken right leg, internal injuries, and bruising though doctors hope for recovery. Bowdoin College commencement events are listed from July 10 to 13 including sermons, exhibitions, class day, orations, and alumni meetings.
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Farmington
Dingley
Congress
Norway
Irving Crocker
Bowdoin College
Bowdoin Praying Circle
Samuel Harris
Yale Divinity School
Chamberlain
Pui Beta Kappa
Cyrus A. Bartel
D. D
Boston
Praying Circle
Maine Hall
Memorial Hall
The
Maine Historical Society
Adams Hall
Various New Hampshire Notices and Local Events
Short items report Shad taken in Portsmouth harbor, a boy fatally injured by a horse near Claremont, plans for a Nashua Pilgrims church edifice, schooners bringing salted fish to Portsmouth, and a 1911 New Hampshire Press association excursion. Also noted are a Nashua marriage involving a wealthy man, an excursion party route via Wentworth and Mount Desert, a three week normal institute in Hampton for colored teachers, the State Normal school examinations with Gov. Bell present, and a Temple Quartette Boston alumni concert and a June graduation timetable.
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Portsmouth
Harbor
Erastus Bailey
Claremont
Pilgrims Church
Nashua
Boston
Grace Choate
Clara Bella
New Hampshire Press Association
Concord
Saratoga
Niagara Falls
Charles BE. Laton
Wentworth
Newcastle
Mount Desert
Tuttle
Henry P. Warren
State Normal School
Plymouth
Hampton
Muss Ellen M. Rood
Susie M. Cate
Vermont and Rutland News Roundup of Local Incidents
Silas M. Waite committed to Rutland jail as diphtheria resurges in Bellows Falls. Judson Howard, Rutland painter boss, faces charges of criminal carelessness after two workers died from a fall. Rumors claim Trenor W. Park may found an orphan asylum with half a million dollars. A Frenchman in St. Albans caused a stillbirth after assault. authorities take no action. Abner Gidrell of Orange suffers severe paralysis and tissue loss. A.B. Keith of Lynn wins $33 damages in a bridge incident at Windsor. Vermont Valley railroad directors elected, incl Gov. Morris, H. C. Robinson, Fred Billings, J. H. Williams, J. A. Page, Barlow. president to be chosen this week. Burlington’s John P. Howard plans a Lafayette statue in University Park. Ward of New York to sculpt. cost about $25,000. Howard funds an Episcopal chapel and fountains for the city. a public fountain project proceeds.
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Seawanbaka
Sandy Hook
Schemer
Hayata
Gracie
Wave
Mischief
Clytie
Agnes
Regina
Vixer
Beverly Yacht Clu
Orer
Swampscott
Marblehead
Nahant
Beverly
City Point
M. J. Kiley
George A. Palmer
William Morris
George W. Abbott
J. M. Charnock
Yale Boat Club
Harvard
Sawyer
Cabot
Hammond
Pfeiffer
Hudgens
Chaltant
Curtis
Buchman
Warren
Belshaw
R. Clifford Watson
Steve
Rutger
Princeton
Raritan
New Brunswick
N.J
Princetons
Rutgers
Sph
Newton Boat Club
Lilly Point Grove
Aubursdale
Silas M. Waite
Rutland Jar
Bellows Falls
Judson Howard
Rulland
Trenor W. Park
Bennington
St. Albans
Abner Gidrell
Orange
A.B. Keith
Lynn
Rockingham
United States District Court
Windsor
Vermont Valley Railroad
Gov. Morris
New York
Henry C. Robinson
Hartford
Fred Billings
Woodstock
James H. Williams
Joan A. Page
Rutland
Bradley Barlow
Ps Falls
John P. Howard
Burlington
Howard
Rowell
Weston
Marble Rank
Clapham Road
Astley
John Astley
Harty’ Leary
The
Treasury
Fawcett
Tunis
Catharine Canal
St. Petersburg
Athens
Alexander
Bulgaria
M. Gambetta
Paris
Cardinal Manning
Lowell
McCabe
Dublin
Catalonia
Ireland
Woolwich
McGrath
Liverpool
Sullivan
Herr Most
Count von Stolberg Wernigerode
Ministry of State
Berlin
Brockton
Mass
Brockton House
Massachusetts
Main Street
School Street
Messrs
Y. B. Washburn
C. C. Bixby
Kenneth McLeod
la Caisse Generalle
Royal Canadian
Merchants
New Hampshire
London and Globe
Dorchester Mutual
McLeod
Benjamin Kingman
Chicago
Milwaukee
W. W. Hutchinson
J. F Atkinson
Appleton
Wis
Norton
August Boethe
Boston and
Lowell Railroad
Corporation
John Ward
Montgomery
Ala
Advertiser
Greenville
D. Rum
Ezekiel M. Levy
J. W. Jordan
W. Wilkerson
Red Bank
N. J
V. D. Milford
South River
Scott, Dale, Dillinger & Sons
Bethany
Cincinnati
Miami Oil and Soap Works
J. J. Gest
Fifth Street
A. A. Taft
Worcester Mutual
Thomas Curley
Pirvtsburg
Allegheny River
Bangor
Moosehead Lake
Henry Sawyer
Father Gavazzi
Italy
Church of
Alt
Evangelical Church
Father Hyacinthe
Free Church of
Free Church
Theological
Vatican
W.C. Winslow
William C. Winslow
Christchurch
Salem Street
Bunyan
Satan
Eve
David
Dives
St. Paul
Mr. Winslow
Milton
Union For Christian Work
Church of the Union For Christian Work
Centre Street
Roxbury
Heath Street
Providence Railroad
William Bradley
Dole
Jamaica Plain
Stearns
D. H. Taylor
James H. Prentiss
Bankrcept
Brooklyn
Northampton
Galveston
Tex
Gulf
Atty Gen. Ward
Manhattan Elevated
Crittenden
Missouri
York
Hannibal and
St. Joseph
Henry M. Creighton
F. A Goldstone
Quebec
Windsor Hotel
Montreal
J. W. Roberts
Garfield
New York and New England Likely to Absorb Providence and Springfield
Providence June 18. Rumor circulates that the New York and New England rail road intends to absorb the Providence and Springfield road. Agents are reportedly buying stock. A route via Primrose station could connect Boston and Providence, shortening travel and freeing the NY and NE road from Worcester road dependence.
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N. BE
Providence
Springfield
R.1
New York and New England Railroad Company
Providence and Springfield
Pascoag
R. L
New York and New England
Boston
Primrose Station
Springfield Road
Woonsocket
Woonsocket and
Valley Falls
New York and
New England
Cyclone Hits Northwestern Illinois Yard Town
The Times reports a serious cyclone at the yard Hl. on the Northwestern railroad in Illinois. Initial dispatches said the town was destroyed but later reports, though incomplete, indicate heavy property destruction but no widespread calamity. Telegraph service is currently cut.
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Curiaco
the Times
Northwestern
Sistimal Anniversary Sermon at Smith College
Professor Julius L. Seelye delivers a retrospective view of the institution during the baccalaureate sermon before the graduating Smith College class. He reflects on the college’s history and aims, offering guidance for the new alumni.
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Julius L. Seelye
Smith College
Sunday Services and Anniversaries Schedule
Rev. Father Gavazzi speaks on Religious Freedom in Italy and Rev. W C Winstow on The Fascination of Sin. The notice also lists anniversaries and related events for the day.
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Father Gavazzi
Italy
W.C. Winstow
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Kennedy
Sporting Matters
Massachusetts Rifle Association
Dorchester
Worcesters
Clevelands
Detroits
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Franklins
Roxury
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Athletics
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W. H. Jackson
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W. B. Tyler
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G. K. Howe
Viking
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R. D. Sears
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Coney Island
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Glenmore
George McCullough
Kruppen
Edelvweis
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St. Julian
Pittsboro
Union Athletic Club
Boston Baseball Grounds
Union
Harvards
Parsons
League of American Wheelmen
Halla
Telegraph and Mail
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Comptroller
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Conn
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Amos W. Knowlton
Newburgh
Penobscot County
Jenmie L. Barron
Fabyan House
Qoos County
J. A. Carlisle
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Indian Orchard
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Bureau of Statistics
Post Office Department
Commissioner of Education
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Missouri River
Cascado
Sons of Maine
Potter Palmer
Dartmouth
Cleveland
James Dyer
Harvest Home
Dyer
Wallace Andrews
Andrews
Davenport
United States Senate
Straban
Tthill
Platt
Timinghast
Central Railway
Arthur
Bradley
Sessions
John J. Davesport
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Cornel
Gen. Grant
Vermont
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City of Mexico
Mexican National Railway and Construction Companies
Louis H. Meyer
Andrew Greene
Republic
Catherine Healey
James F. Farrel
Alvab QO. Simpson
Patrick Steiner
No.Adams
Manchester
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Mary Glenn
Steiner
House of Correction
Caroline Fisher
North Adams
Tobin
Harrisburg
Heyt
Leadville
the Chronicle
John McComb
James McDonald
McComb
McDonald
Fred
Kinko Howse
O. A. Dennen
Rhode Island
Newtork, KR
June
Sylvanus Weber
Newport
Connectugt
Wilam H. Trowbridge
Ferencon
Nantes
Marseilles
London
Rue Republique
Chaurch St. Nicholas
Esfes
Standard
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Ble
War Office
Melbourne
Tararua
New Zealand
Adelaide
Connolly
Armitage
Mitchell
Richardson
Dunedin
Brockton, Mass
A. BP. Peabody
Harvard College
A. P. Peabody
Jesus Christ
Veritas
Quincy
Istra
Divinity School
Jesus
Alpine
Gallilee
God
Mary
Nicodemus
Lord Jesus Christ
Seelye
Smith Female College
Temple Quartette
Mr. McKenzie
Cambridge
Roserry Cook
Churen
Hermano
Forest Garden Theatre Company
Columbia
St. Louis
Texas Pacific Railroad
Baird
Texas
T. H. Burns
O. H. Richardson
Little Rock
Ark
Chismville
Mr. Noble
Young Noble
Catharine Haviland
Long Island
Ball
Freeport
L. J
State House
Hovey Publishing Company
Winfield 8
Hutchinson
W. A. Hovey
W. B. James
Household Companion
Manufacturers’ Gazette
Charles H. Deans
Medway
William Roberts
Waltham
Theodore Lyman
Brooklime
Asa French
Braintree
Annie Fields
David M. Earle
Fields
Mies
G. H. Boutwell
Mr. Earle
Gen. Chamberlain
Pond, Stickney
Pew
Worcester County
Devens
Senator Hoar
Fifteenth
Massachusetts Regiment
Boston Turnverein
Forest Garden
Turnverein
Keller
Carl Eberhardt
Julius
Biddeford
Bostonlians
Portland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Lake Maranacook
Eastern
Maine Central
Fichburg
Old Colony
Grand Trunk
Thomas F. Ryan
Richard Johnson
Pleasant Valley
Hudson
Bixorat Notiox
Agatn
A.™. Moore
Luther Fartham
White Mountains
Sea St Bidgeford Pool
Agust
Rev
W. Savage
Cawton
North Sienington
Cono
Dover
A. Patterson
Shawnseat Avenue
England
H. E. M. Hughes
Misabeenee
North End
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Boston College
Villa
Fairhaven
Warren H. Cudworth
Clifton
North Shore
Robert M. Barnard
J. W. Cadman
Deers Island
C. A. Bartol
Glass Head
West Manchester
E. N. Packard
Camden
E. H. Blake
Lincoln
L. B. Bates
George A. Thayer
J. N. Murdock
Ateview
Hill, N. H
S. W. Hanks
James M. Gray
Joseph L. Wilson
E. K. Alden
Jefferson
Wm. Bradley
Edw. Strong
West Roxsbury
Europe
Algeria
Boyesen
Columbia College
Oliver Crocker
Winthrop Sears
Yarmouth
Edwin Booth
Bothnia
N. B. Jones, Jr
Canton
Trinity Baptist Church
East
John H. Barrows
Maverick Congregationalist Church
Hernan Hulsey
Williams College
Henry E. Mott
Albion
Michigan
Second Congregational
Augusta
Frances Hodgen Burnett
Isabella Beecher Hooker
C.C. Watson
Congregational Church
Clarendon Street
Henry A. Martin
American Medical Association
International Medical Congereas
Martin
Minnie Evarts
Joi
Me. Tweed
Beaman
Mary Evaris
Mr. Perkins
Dr. Scudder
St. Jacobs O
Anthony
Mich
Grand Trunk Railway
Toledo
Jackson, Lansing
Saginaw Road
Grand Trunk Road
Ann Arbor
Wabash
Detroit
Butler
Lake Shore
Canada Southern Railways
Great Western Railway
Met
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Arbor
Wales
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