Fires Rip Through Calumet and Nearby Homes
CaLumet Michigan reports a big engine house fire threatening machinery. In Wendell Centre Summit House owned by Ballou heirs and occupied by Joseph Black burned, loss about 3000 dollars, partly insured, suspected incendiary. Also fires in Lynn at William Austin Brown shop causing about 50 dollars damage insured, and a small blaze at N J Mailey shop on Union street with slight damage.
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CaLumet
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Orangee
Wendell Centre
Wiliam Austin Brown
N. J. Mailey
Union Street
Not a Fugitive From Justice William J Vinal Requisition Denied
Governor Brackett will not honor Governor of New York's requisition for William L Vinal. He is under indictment in New York for circulating false rumors to depress securities and is alleged to have fled to this Commonwealth. The governor asserts Vinal has not fled to avoid prosecution and thus is not a fugitive within constitutional meaning.
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Brackett
New York
William L. Vinal
County of
Vinal
Union
New Yor
LORD SALISBURY'S WISDOM IN EAST AFRICA SETTLEMENT
London reports Henry M. Stanley praising Lord Salisbury for the Africa deal with Germany that added 500000 square miles to British holdings. Stanley lauds the wisdom, hopes for enduring harmony, and notes potential freer transit and future honors for Salisbury. European papers debate the political costs and benefits, including Heligoland, Zanzibar, and Zanzibar’s status.
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London
Henry M. Stanley
Berwick
Lord Salisbury
Germany
Africa
Stanley
Cape of Good Hope
Cairo
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Newcastle
England
Zambesi
Pemba
Heligoland
Zanzibar
Lo i Salisbury
East African Lakes Company
The
Chronicle
Newfoundland
France
Telegraph
Berlin
William
Daily News
Paris
Russia
Berwin
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Fremdenblatt
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France and Newfoundland fishery dispute warned
Paris dispatch notes the Figaro says Lord Salisbury will not accept arbitration. If France refuses pecuniary compensation, he will repudiate the Utrecht treaty and seek a new accord granting France limited fishing grounds and colonial coast and bank rights for colonists.
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Lord Salisbury
the Figaro
Paris
France
Russia to raise import duties and curtail free trade
A Moscow despatch says Russian customs will lift duties on English hardware and cotton yarn from 30 to 40 percent over current rates. In Madrid, Senor Moret proposes a modus vivendi to raise tariffs to reconcile Prime Minister Sagasta and the Liberals, trading protection for political agreement.
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London
Standard
Moscow
Russia
Mapxip
Senor Moret
Sagasta
Steamers Arrived and Departed Across Atlantic Ports
Shipping news lists vessels arriving at Baltimore New York Philadelphia and Liverpool from Bremen Liverpool Hull Antwerp and Boston with June dates. Highlights include Rhein Wyoring Ambrose Waealand Lag and Portia plus vessels like Ill inois Bohemia and Hindoo with routes to Bremen London Hull and Boston.
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New York
Wyoring
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Buffalo
Hull
Lag
Waealand
Antwerp
Ambrose
Ceara
Mapana
Paracoa
Portia
St. John’s
N. F
Illinois
Hermann
Scilly Islands
Bohemia
Philadelphia
Gloucester City
Hamburg
South Hampton
Aller
Buenos Ayres
Cephalonia
Boston
Queenstown
Wisconsin
Newark
Southampton
Lahn
Dresden
Holstein
Montreal
Boulogne
Werkendam
Rotterdam
Lovely Brookline Wedding At First Parish Church
Miss Jeannie Ursula Dupee and Mr. George Burrage wed at Brookline’s First Parish Church in a Grand afternoon ceremony. Rev Howard N Brown officiated. Attendants included bridesmaids Bessie Dupee and Margaret Burrage. Guests from Brookline Newton Boston attended the reception on Beacon street Newton following the ceremony.
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Jeannie Ursula Dupee
William R. Dupee
George D. Burrage
Chestnut Hill
First Parish
Unitarian
Walnut Street
Brookline
Howard N. Brown
Walter Burrage
Bessie Dupee
Margaret Burrage
Carrie Dupee
Annie Lyman
Edith Allen
Kittie Whitney
Anna Slade
Elise Dorr
Henry G. Tucker
Beacon Street
Newton
Boston
W. H. Aspinwall
Edward Atkinson
R. R
Francis _ Cabot
W. R. Cabot
Robert Codman
L. B. Colt
W. R. Dupee
HD. Dupee
H. M. Dupes
B. J. Lane
John Lowell
Arthur Lyman
Theodore Lyman
K. T. Paine
L. Saltonstall
J. J. Storrow, Jr
Moses Willians
Weddings in Grace Church Newton and Salem
Newton reports a noon ceremony at Grace Church for Dr George F Harding and Miss S S Clarke with Rev Phillips Brooks officiating. Reception at J Sturgis Potter residence followed by European bridal trip. In Salem a second ceremony united Miss Lucy D Sutton and Mr William Perry with Rev James P Franks officiating and a reception at the bride's mother's Washington Square home.
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Irswicu
Harriet Cotton Smith
Cotton Smith
Joseph Fitz Woods
Boston
Memorial Church of the Ascension
Appleton
Essex County
Appleton Smith
New York
Warren A. Locke
St. Paul’s Church
Roland Cotton Smith
Trinity Church
P. W. Sprague
Charlestown
Arthur H. Woods
Herbert R. Woods
Winthrop H. Dane
James W. Appleton
Theodore Jones
Brookline
Fitz
South Church
Ipswich
Joseph W. Woods
Newton
Grace Church
George F. Harding
S. S. Clarke
A. L. Clarke
Santa Barbara
Cal
Phillips Brooks
Vr. G. W. Shinn
E Sutton
Andover
Florence Harding
Mary Clarke
South
F. Clarke
Worcester
H. S. Potter
W. L. Smyth
A. Bb. Potter
KE. L. Thayer
J. Sturgis Potter
Walnut Park
Europe
Nannie Lawson
Harry Sutton
Lincoln F. Bughany
George P. Messervy
Salem
J. Hardy Phippin
James P. Franks
Washington Square
Weather Forecast for New England States
THE WEATHER Washmerton June 19 Forecast till 8 p m Friday For Maine New Hampshire and Vermont fair slightly warmer northerly winds For Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and eastern New York fair slightly cooler except stationary temperature in eastern New York and northern Massachusetts northerly winds
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Observations Elsewhere Record Notation
A terse note states that no further observations were taken elsewhere. It records that no additional data were collected beyond the noted scope, indicating a limited or closed observation period and emphasizing the absence of corroborating findings elsewhere.
Blaine strikes a blow against sugar free trade plan
Washington June 19. The President and Secretary Blaine forcefully oppose making sugar free without concessions via reciprocal treaties with Spanish American countries. Blaine delivers a vigorous note to Congress linking the move to Pan American Conference recommendations and warns it endangers future trade with South American nations. He advocates free sugar only with broader free breadstuffs and provisions, arguing it benefits Western farmers.
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Washington
Blaine
Congress
White House
South
Senate Committee On Finance
Hale
Maine
United States
America
Capitol
Committee On Appropriations
Allison
Blackburn
Spain
South American
Senate
House
Republican Party
National Millers’ Association
Minneasots
Cuba
State Department
Spanish America
Mr. Blaine
Chile
Argentine
Aaer
Central and South American
Vermont Republicans Name Page for Governor at Mt. Monrretine
The Vermont Republican convention with 717 of 730 delegates met in Monrretine. James L. Martin presided as temporary president. Carroll S. Page and A. A. Woodbury led for Governor with Page winning 386 to 337 and 6 scattering. Hooker lost Lt. Governor race 317 to 831. Field and Dubois specified for State Treasurer, with Field 349 to 272. Brownell Jr. led for Secretary of State 501 to 93. Powell renominated for State Auditor. The platform endorsed Harrison's administration, tariff reforms, pensions, free ballot, and stricter interstate liquor control. Voters urged to elect representatives who limit state spending to meet actual needs.
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Page
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Scattering
George W. Hooker
Brattleboro
Henry A. Fletcher
Cavenash
Hooker
H. F. Field
Rutland
W. H. Dubois
Field
W. Brownell, Jr
Burlington
C. W. Porter
K. H.F. Powell
Rienard
Vermont
Harrison
Congress
Reed
Republic
Colorado Silver Association Acts for Wider Bimetallic Push
A meeting in Denver heard Francis G. Newland outline pending silver legislation and the U S policy. He urged expanding the national silver committee into a worldwide bimetallic league led by General Waxer of Ohio to unite producers farmers and economists against the gold standard. Resolutions favored free coinage opposed bullion redemption and urged retiring Senators and Congressmen voting for bullion policies.
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Col
Colorado Silver Association
Francis G. Newland
Nevada
National Silver Committee
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Ohio
France
England
Germany
Italy
Army orders relocate Stanhope Blunt to inspect revolvers
Washington June 19 Specran J Army orders Captain Stanhope Blunt ordnance department has been ordered to the national armory Springfield Mass and Hartford Conn to inspect revolvers being manufactured for the government Leaves of absence granted Second Lieutenant C D L Palmer Fourth Armory 59 months extension First Lieutenant D B Gaillard Corps of Engineers two months First Lieutenant L Swele Eighteenth Infantry five days extension Captain W W Gray assistant surgeon four months Second Lieutenant J M Jenkins Fifth Cavalry one month extension Captain A B Byrne assistant surgeon two months First Lieutenant George W Van Deusen First Artillery two months extra leave First Lieutenant George A Cornish Fifth Infantry relieved from recruiting duty at Memphis Tenn and ordered to duty at the headquarters of his regiment
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Washington
Army
Stanhope Blunt
Ordnance Department
National Armory
Springfield
Mass
Hartford
Reception for Chauncy Hall teachers misattributed
The Wednesday afternoon reception for Chauncy Hall Training School kindergarten teachers was hosted by Mr. Thomas Cushing, not Mr. Sheldon as earlier reported. A nutrition note follows praising Meilin's Food as fully assimilable and nourishing for children's growth.
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Chauncy- Hall Training School
Thomas Cushing
Sheldon
Post
Art Sets Present a Triumph of Decorative Craft
The Song without Words becomes a Painting without Canvas in a furniture piece rich with color harmony. Finest Cherry with velvet finish and gold decoration, pierced brass trimmings, and high quality cabinet work. Figured China Silk weaves through lattice openings, gold frosted for an exquisite effect.
Bates Reveals West End Ties and Committee Appointments
Worcester businessman Theodore C Bates testifies before the House investigation committee on Wednesday detailing his connection to the West End street railway and its elevated railway petition. Bates describes his financial stake in the West End Land Company and his efforts to advance the company’s interests, while witnesses discuss alleged influence in Worcester politics and committee assignments.
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Worcester
West End Street Railway
Henry D. Hyde
Boston Bight
Committee of Investigation
House
Wardwell
Bates
Fernald
Worcester County
West End
Parker House
Boston & Albany
State House
Waterman
Boston & Albany Railroad
Boston
Stearns
Ames-Shepard Company
Quincy
Theo. C. Bates
West End Railroad Company
West End Land Company
West End Company
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