Convention of St John the Baptist societies opens in New Hampshire
Great Falls New Hampshire June 20. The annual convention of the societies of St John the Baptist of the state opens here tomorrow with sessions Tuesday and Wednesday and a banquet Wednesday evening at Burger Park. Governor Tuttle and staff will be present on Thursday for a nineteen band and thirty society parade and a Burger Park picnic with sports.
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Societies of St. John the Baptist
Burger Park
Tuttle
Death of Hartford Railroad Official in Motor Unloading
Herman L. Wright aged 68, track superintendent for the Hartford and Wethersfield Horse Railroad Company, was killed this morning while supervising unloading of an electric motor. A crowbar toppled by the motor struck his temple. he lived only thirty seconds.
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Hartford
Herman L. Wright
Hartford & Wethersfield Horse Railroad Company
Wright
Struggle for Supremacy as Labor Meetings Hit Eight Cities
Labor disputes ripple through New England boiler workers and granite manufacturers. Boilermakers in Baltimore pledge support, voting to hold out all summer as import labor curbs ease. Granite strike eyes settlement after Mayor’s talks. union reps to meet soon after manufacturers’ earlier no-show. Journeymen Stairbuilders elect new officers as Van Nostrand’s brewery strike persists with further actions.
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New England Boiler Manufacturers’ Association
Brother
Baltimore
Manufacturers’ Association
Young’s
New England
Quincy
Lattter
Journeymen Stairbuilders’ Union
Blatchford Hall
J. J. Morgan
J. E. Eaton
F. W. Speakman
R. E. Tobey
J. W. Murray
J. E. Vnd
W.H. Lord
van Nostrand
Strikers Boycott Brewery as Coopers Align Against Mills
Cooper workers join the strike while Mr Van Nos trand remains firm. All city unions call a boycott of the brewery’s car. The Carpenters Union No 33 voted last night to not handle Millen's furniture during the ongoing strike.
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Coopers
van Nostrand
Carpenters’ Union No. 33
Millen
Outrages in Yangtsi Valley Spread Attacks Reported
Vancouver dispatches from June 20 describe resumed anti foreign riots in Yangtsi Valley. In Ching Ho two Church of England Seenana Society ladies were insulted, and in Kinnind Dr Riggs’s hospital was wrecked with the doctor beaten. He escaped with torn clothes as his watch and chain were taken. British consul in Foo Chow pledges strict redress.
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Vancouver
Empress of Japan
Yangtsi Valley
Ching Ho
Church of England
Seenana Society
Kinnind Dr
BISMARCK DECLINES OFFICE IN VIENNA JOURNEY
In Dresden on June 20 Prince Bismarck addressed cheering crowds on his way to Vienna. He stated he held no current office and would not seek one again, calling himself part of a past chapter that is forever.
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Dresden
Prince Bismarck
Vienna
Bismarck
Sentences Handed Down in Superior Court Case List
In a yesterday afternoon session Judge Blodgett imposed prison terms for four defendants. Alfred A. Howard received five years for forgery in State Prison. James J. Holland drew three years for breaking and entering at the House of Correction. Martin Conley got four years for assault on a police officer, while Martin Flaherty was sentenced to three years at the House of Correction.
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Superior Criminal Court
Blodgett
Alfred A. Howard
State
James J. Holland
House of Correction
Martin Conley
Martin Flaherty
Lawrence Canoe Club Rejects Blackballers Not Reflecting Club
The Lawrence Canoe Club, after a large meeting on June 20, passed resolutions calling the prior Irish-American applicant blackballing un-American and the action of a small minority. It condemned the affair and supported expulsion of the twenty-two blackballers. The resolution received unanimous approval.
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Lawrence
Weather Indications for New England and Nearby Regions
Washington reports forecast for Tuesday shows Maine New Hampshire and Vermont with showers and variable winds and cooler coastal conditions. Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and Eastern New York can expect generally fair weather with continued warmth and southwest winds.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Ex-President Cleveland Visits Boston Socially
Ex president Grover Cleveland, with Joseph Jefferson and Alexander H. Wood, arrived in Boston for a social stop at Kneeland Street station and a visit to Gray Gables. Governor Russell accompanied them as reporters chased details of possible Chicago convention implications and a Russell ticket.
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Joseph Jefferson
Alexander H. Wood
Kneeland Street
Old Colony Railroad
Mr. Cleveland
Chicago
Gray Gables
Post
Cleveland
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Savin Hill
Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Russell
Boston
State House
Wood
Union Club
Flo
Buzzard’s Bay
The Late Emmons Blaine Arrives for Funeral Arrangements
In Chicago on June 20 the Blaine family awaits ex Secretary Blaine. No definite funeral plans until his arrival tonight. Private services and burial expected. Rev Dr McPherson of Second Presbyterian may deliver the sermon. Telegrams of condolence pour in nationwide.
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Chcaco
Emmons Blaine
Blaine
Dr. McPherson
Second Presbyterian Church
Oldest Teacher Dead in Worcester
Sarah W. Clement aged 73, the oldest public school teacher in Worcester, died this morning after fifty eight years in the profession. She began teaching at age 15 in May 1834 and served continuously through January 1892, likely the longest consecutive tenure in the state.
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Woxrerster
Sarah W. Clement
Brockton Seeks Sewerage Plan Funding
At a June meeting the Brockton Board of Aldermen introduced an order to appropriate 15000 dollars for the sewerage commission to conduct plans and surveys for a proposed city sewer system. The project follows Marlboro’s successful model as the city moves toward a long demanded improvement.
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Brockton
Board of Aldermen
Sewerage Commission
Marlboro
Parliamentary session to finish and dissolve by June 28
London report says Mr. Balfour told Commons that all business would be completed on June 28 and Parliament could be dissolved the same day. The date marks the end of the current session and sets the stage for upcoming political moves.
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London
Balfour
House of Commons
Tidal Wave Submerges Chicago in Cleveland Sentiment
A wave of anti Snap Delegates sweeps Chicago as Cleveland sentiment dominates. Delegates are seated amid rising tensions over party direction. Local leaders warn of continued divisions ahead of upcoming conventions and votes.
Cleveland Day Dominates Delegations In 1892 Nomination Drive
Special from Chicago June 20 Cleveland appears on the first ballot as the likely nominee with strong unit support from Pennsylvania Indiana and Illinois. The Cleveland campaign is well organized led by Whit ney while anti Cleveland forces fail to show effective strategy as Iowa yields. Continued on second page.
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Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Mr. Cleveland
Whitney
Bohemian Lager Beer From Boston At Export Quality
Boston brewed lager beer named Bohemian is praised for uniform strength and flavor suitable for export. The copy extols its quality and invites familiarity with the product.
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Boston
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