Colored Patriots in Office and Out Trotter’s Scalp
Washington, June 20. William T. Rice of Massachusetts is transferred from the consulship at Hargen, Switzerland, to Leghorn, Italy at his request. Salary 500 dollars. his daughter and Italian husband reside there. Rice seeks a quieter post amid naval friends and a strong backing, after exposing silk undervaluations and provoking hostility from Hargen silk interests. He has served since 1850 and hopes for four peaceful years back in his old home.
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Washipton
William T. Rice
Massachusetts
Hargen
Switzerland
Leghorn
Italy
Harger
Roosevelt
Bordeaux
Rice
President to name four district officials soon
Private Secretary Halford said the President will fill recorder of deeds, register of wills, marshal and district attorney after reviewing many applications. Trotter’s Hyde Park ties fade as delays loom until early next month. A delegation of colored men urged Joseph Mc Gregory for the recorder, while Perry Carson faces limited support from district heelers. Frederick Douglass’s name is cited as a past holder but unlikely to return.
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Recorder Trotter
Trotter
Hyde Park
Mass
Recorder’s
Halford
Tare
Recorder of Deeds
Register of Wills
Marshal
Deer Park
Frederick Douglass
Trocter
Perry Carson
Carson
Joseph McGregory
Republican Party
Hubbard Aide Seeks Diplomatic Posts Abroad
In a Boston context Mr. Gile, on behalf of Daniel B. Hubbard of Grafton, briefs Secretary Blaine on seeking postings for Hubbard in Germany after England posts fill. Blaine shows willingness to appoint Hubbard to a high German post while goals for John Fowler to Corea minister rise. Wharton works to place Fowler and Gravery in suitable offices as vacancies arise in the Chinese section.
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Hubbbard
Gile
Blaine
Daniel B. Hubbard
Grafton
England
Hubbard
Germany
Wharton
Massachusetts
John Fawler
Corea
United States
Fowler
Shanghai
Gravery
Natick
Will Maine Retain This Office in Navigation Bureau
Colonel Morton, long in the navigation post amid Blaine hostility, remains in place as Secretary Blaine takes no action. Congressman Farquhar pushes Captain Bates at Buffalo, but experts say maritime law expertise and a lawyer’s skill are needed. Maine’s Timonton, backed by the Maine delegation, is favored for the key bureau post, possibly delaying Morton's exit beyond the month.
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Maine
Morton
Blaine
Farquhar
Bates
Buffalo
Secretary of the Treasury
3Ates
Biiscock
Platt
New York
Timonton
Colonel Morton
Windom
Cherokee Commission Fills Board With Hartranft Appointment
Ex Governor Hartranft of Pennsylvania is appointed a member of the Cherokee commission and signals to the Secretary of the Interior his acceptance. The appointment completes the commission.
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Hartranft
Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Interior
Consular Appointments by the President Named
The President announced consular appointments including Oliver H. Simons of Colorado assigned to Hong Kong and transferred from St. Petersburg, William Monaghan of Ohio to Chatham Ontario, William I. Rice of Massachusetts to Leghorn, Lyelle T. Adams of New York to Horgen Switzerland, Henry W. Diederich of Indiana to Nuremberg, Roland Heminick of Pennsylvania to Geneva, with Simons also consenting to the Hong Kong posting.
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Oliver H. Simons
Colorado
Hong Kong
William Monaghan
Ohio
Chatham
Ont
William I. Rice
Massachusetts
Leghorn
Lyelle T. Adams
New York
Horgen
Switzerland
Henry W. Diederich
Indiana
Nuremberg
Roland 3. Heminick
Pennsylvania
Geneva
St. Petersburg
Brine and Norcross Hold Absolute Sacrifice Sale
A genuine sacrifice sale runs at Brine and Norcross 70 and 72 Tremont Street opposite the Tremont House. All fixtures to be sold next Friday leaving one week to close out the goods. Bargains are listed in an advertisement in another column.
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Brine & Norcross’s
Tremont Street
Tremont House
Republican caucus picks and close votes mark last election
Concorp New Hampshire June 20 News records the final legislative caucus results. Republicans held most offices but a bolt-like cross-over reduced the public printer majority to seven. Hadley led for secretary of state as Democrat, Thompson Republican with 181, Hill Democrat 129, Carter Republican 180 for treasurer. Public printer results show Moore Democrat 26, Evans Independent Republican 92, Clarke Republican 159 after a Speaker error later corrected. Commissary-general vote goes to Sylvester Antrim on a single ballot.
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Concorp
N. H
Spreci
Charles J. Hadley
A. B. Thompson
John M. Hill
Solon A. Carter
ebDo Joseph
Moore
Evans
J. C. Moora
Clarke
Branch
Ware
Page
Haverhill
Sylvester
Antrim
Market Bulls Persist As Copper and Sugar Rise
The New York market showed strong demand with large blocks absorbed, especially in industrial shares, amid a bullish mood and expectations of higher West rate pressure at the Interstate meeting. Wisconsin Central and Mexican Central securities attract bullish talk, while Sugar Trusts in New York drew notable wagers. Oregon Transcontinental bonds secured by regional railroad bonds are highlighted, with future prospects praised for Birmingham and Chattanooga and the Memphis & Birmingham railroad.
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New York
West
Interstate Association
Alton
Oregon Transcontinental
Fergus & Black Hills Railroad Company
Little Falls & Dakota Railroad Company
Jamestown & Northern Railroad Company
Fargo & Southwestern
Turtle Mountain Railroad Commpany
Helena & Jefferson Railroad Company
South
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Kansas City
Memphis
Memphis & Birmingham
French Latines Malked Down to 25 Cents Award
Announcement from R and J Gil christ at 5 and 7 Winter sheet declares reduced 25 cent price for French Latines. The note praises fine goods from the best Paris maker, likely sparking chatter among ladies.
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R.& J. Gilchrist
Paris
Brown University Affairs Accords New Leadership and Plans
The Brown University corporation met in University Hall with large attendance. J. H. Walker was chosen vice chancellor in Chancellor Goddard’s absence. President Robinson proposed postgraduate courses and noted two new PhD degrees. Deaths of four corporation members were noted. Funds deficit and a $68,581.55 addition were reported, with a $20,000 gift from T. P. I. Goddard. New fellows and trustees were elected, Elisha B. Andrews named president, gymnasium plans presented with $40,000 estimate, to be built behind the chemical laboratory. Adjourned to September.
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Messrs. Hazard
Gammell and Lyon
E. M. Snow
T. P. I. Goddard
Providence
Thomas P. J. Goddard
Bradley
Arnold Green, Esq
Cornell University
Brown University
Robinson
de. Keen
Lyman
Chemical Laboratory
Fires devastate Lachan city and other outbreaks
Reports from Shanghai show Lachan in Szechuen suffered a four day fire that destroyed half the city leaving about 1200 dead and ten thousand homeless. Separate blazes in Cornwall Ontario and Wentworth New Hampshire caused substantial property losses, while Worcester Massachusetts and Philadelphia also suffered fire damage with insured losses.
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Shanghai
Lachan
Szechuen
Cornwall
Ont
Cornwall Spinning Company
Warren
N. H
William Mc. Closky
Wentworth
Worcester
BP. G. Kent & Co
Jamesville
Philadelphia
Delaware River Chemical Works
Morris Street
Fire alarm at railroad yard injures boy in South Boston
At 4 15 yesterday a fire alarm from Box 162 reported a fire in sleepers on the New York and New England line caused by engine sparks. Damage was small. While Engine 1 responded it ran over nine year old Joseph J. Rogers of 9 Bellecourt South Boston, crushing the foot. He was taken to City Hospital.
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New York & New England Railroad
Joseph J. Rogers
Bellecourt
Boston
City Hospital
Surgeon Duncan Removed to Swinburne Island Hospital
New York June 20 Surgeon Duncan of the steamer Colon was taken from Brooklyn at midnight on the quarantine ship George Preston to Swinburne Island Hospital. He was visited by the health officer at noon and his condition was reported somewhat improved.
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New York
Duncan
Colon
Brooklyn
George
Preston
Swinburne Island Hospital
Noted Passengers Sail From Local District This Week
Among Celtic passengers bound for Liverape are E. H. Cramp, W. A. Lewisson, H. Watson, Estelle Blood, Kal Huse, Ella C. Huse, Anne WilIon, Hattie Simonds, Edith Beal, Russ Julia Colony, Frances Daggeut, and Miss Douglass, listed from the vicinity.
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Celtic
E .H. Cramp
W. A. Lewisson
H. Watson
Estelle Blood
Kal Huse
Ella C. Huse
Anne 8
Wilion
Hattie ©. Simonds
Edith Beal
Julia Colony
Frances Daggeut
Douglass
Memorial Hall windows at Harvard honor classes of 1861 and 1878
Tiffany Glass workers install four memorial windows in Memorial Hall Harvard designed by F D Miller. Two windows for the class of 1861 show a thirteenth century student and a knight in chain armor with Crusaders cross, flanked by a border of blue and white tracery. two for 1878 feature Warren and Eliot with musket and Bible, plus Gospel to savages. The panes are eleven by four feet, mostly colored glass with limited painting, and praised for balance, color, and dignified composition.
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Tiffany Glass Company
New York
Memorial Hall
Harvard College
F.D. Miller
Warren
Eliot
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Harvard University
National British Americans hold joint session in Boston
The second day’s session at 724 Washington Street saw a general council convention decide to affiliate the State association with the national body. Delegates James Wemyss Jr and others were elected to represent the Massachusetts group in the national association as President Gooch spoke on naturalization and labor bureaus. A complimentary reception followed at Tremont House.
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Washington Street
General Council
Committee of Conference
National Association
James Wemyss, Jr
State Association
Henry Arnold
Lawrence
William Trome
Britannia
Boston
D. D. Sinclair
West Medford
E. H. G. Dewey
Central
James H. Stark
Dorchester
J. W. Bradbury
George Donald
North Adams
William Foote
Lynn
Charles Armstrong
Allston
J. Hendry
Roxbury
National
British-American Association of the United
Massachusetts
Tremont House
Adams Academy Prize Declamations and Prize Distribution
The annual prize declamations and distribution of prizes at Adams Academy will occur at 10:45 a m in the Adams Temple.
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Adams Academy
Ceraeno
Adams Temple
Remarkable cures by Dr Carroll offer hope to catarrh sufferers
Two Chicago residents recount improving from long standing catarrh after treatment by Dr Carroll now based in Boston. T. C. Forbes ESQ, assistant manager at American District Telegraph, says his nasal and head symptoms cleared and his voice recovered following the physician’s regimen, with permanent benefits cited.
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T. C. Forbes
Forbes
American District Telegraph Company
Twenty-second Street
Michigan Avenue
Indiana Avenue
Chicago
Mr. Forbes
G. Carroll
Tremont Street
Boston
T.€. Forbes
Doctor Carroll praised by patient for catarrh cure and polyp removal
Mr. Herman Fuchs of 134 West Randolph Street Chicago credits Dr. Carroll with curing his catarrh and removing nasal polyps without pain. He reports rapid improvement, regained strength and weight, and calls the Boston physician a first class specialist with a broad range treating ear nose throat and digestive ailments. Office in Evans House 175 Tremont Boston. Consultation $1.
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Carroll
Mr. Fuchs
Marriages Log Residents and Visitors, June Dates Announced
A series of marriage notices dated June across multiple cities lists brides and grooms by name with officiants. Entries include Butler to Lena M Jones in this city, Cummings to Addeman in Providence, Gill to Adams in the city, Harris to Beane, Leach to Stearns, Mitchell to Goldshwaie, Manning to Nason, Morison to Gamble, Priest to Nelson, Purdon to Dearborn Boss, Perry to Osgood, Peter to Robinson, Sakkel Cobb to Cobb, and Ward to Donaldson with locations Boston Roxbury Reading Concord Salem and dates June 10 to June 26.
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New York
Church of the Disciples
B. B. Tyler
Samuel Ford Morison
Augusta Hitchcock Gambie
New York City
Nelson
Somerville
George Skene
William F. Lriest
Susie C. Nelson
Purdon—Foss
Roxbury
A. H. Plumb
John Rogers Puruon
Margaret Dearborn
Perry Osgoo1
Waltham
Rr. TV
George E. Osgood
Charles Hi. Perry
Hessie M. Osgood
Peter—Robinson
Concord
A. Jr. Rein
Frank Ss. Vecker
Boston
Leva Olinson
Salkel Cobb
Canbridge
James F. Spaulding
Andrew Douglass Sakelil
Winifred Wither Cobb
Ward—Donaldson
Salem
A.G. Rogers
Fred A. Ward
Logton
Jennie W. Donaldson
Obituary notices from this city and nearby areas
Condron Mary Condon aged 34 wife of John Condon died June 17 in this city. Earnshaw Jane LY and Annie M. Earnshaw both noted as sisters or relatives aged 44. Jennings H Augusta Jennings died Cambridgeport June 19 aged 59. O Leary Roxbury at Consumptives Home Bed selle Leary aged 56. Acker Dorchester June 19 George Packe aged 57. Vigile Mary A. Tighe died this city June 19 aged 42.
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Mary A. Tighe
Annual meeting and events at Cambridge university hall
The annual business meeting convenes in Boylston Hall upper lecture room Cambridge on Thursday June 27 at 10 a m. An oration and poem follow in Sanders Theatre at noon with Edward J. Phelps as orator and Percival Lowell as poet. Dinner in Lower Massachusetts at 1 45 p m Tickets available at Lever’s University Bookstore. James Hardy Ropes
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Boylston Hall
Cambridge
Sanders Theatre
Edward J. Phelps
Percival Lowell
Lower Massachusetts
Lever’s University
James Hardy Ropes
Thayer 55 Opens for Class on Commencement Diss
Thayer 55 will open for the class on Commencement Diss, providing a venue for graduates to gather. Organizers confirm access remains available through the ceremony period, with schedules and safety measures posted for attendees.
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Thayer 55
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PHI Beta Kappa
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Jt, W. Hammond
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Treas
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Trens
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J. A Eldridge
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Liberal House Furnishers
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