Massachusetts Delegation Returns From St Louis Nominating Session
The Massachusetts Republican delegation, including Jesse Gove and Curtis Guild Jr, returned from St Louis after naming Reed and supporting the gold plank. They predict a possible House contest if Democrats lean silver. Gove criticizes party leadership and notes Brown’s weak vice presidential bid but praises the delegation’s work.
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Germany fears McKinley for tariff and gold tariff fears
Berlin reports welcome McKinley’s nomination for gold standard but fears a prohibitive tariff if he wins. German exporters returning from the United States say no quick trade improvements, noting drugs colors and chemicals steady while goods like kid gloves and paper products sell well in America.
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Hanna Proposes Red White and Blue Pampas Grass as GOP Emblem
Imperator Mark Hanna urges the Republican party to adopt red, white, and blue pampas grass as its emblem for the campaign. He suggests fan shaped plumes on staffs for parades and interior decor. Pampas grass, native to South America, is now grown in California and valued for its tall plumes and ornamental flowers.
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McKinley Spends First Sunday as Presidential Candidate
Major McKinley passes a quiet day in Canton with church attendance at First Methodist Church. Reverend Eugene P. Edmunds delivers a sermon on success and deliberate living as the nation awaits a nominee. Family greetings follow services amid congratulatory letters and telegrams, with Senator Sherman pledging support. Many messages express hope for industrial reform if nominated.
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Yale Baccalaureate Sermon Urges Unselfish Giving
President Timothy Dwight preached the Yale baccalaureate in Battel Chapel to about 600 academic and scientific seniors with hundreds of visitors. He spoke of unselfish giving, the value of character over display, and the life of the soul, citing the college career and calling for duty beyond self.
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Resolutions of Sympathy for Father Walsh’s Father
The Sacred Heart Society at St. Joseph’s Church West End passes a condolence resolution on the death of Rev. Peter J. Walsh’s father in New Jersey. Signed by Catherine Sweeney president and committee and Knights of the Sacred Heart leaders Patrick McGovern James Condon Joseph Woods James Macksey and Richard Walsh.
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Orangemen Attend Memorial Services at Chelsea First Church
The Orangemen of Chelsea and nearby areas joined memorial services at the First Baptist Church yesterday morning. The church was filled with Chelsea Lodge members and visitors from other lodges. Rev. F. W. Bakeman, D. D., delivered the address.
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A Fisherman's Balky Horse and the Tide's Test
A fisherman owned a horse that balked at moving until ready. At low tide the horse refused to cross, so the fisherman left both boat and wagon in the water and walked ashore. As the tide rose, the wagon floated, the horse crept ashore, then fled, yet balking persisted. The tale, recounted from the New York Sun, ends with the notion that the horse finally found a master in its stubborn ways.
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Highway Robbery Probe Ends With Alias Claim
Lieutenant Curry at Station 15 Charlestown investigates a teens watch find and a later assault arrest. A prisoner named H J Kittredge says he was robbed by two men, while another man brought in for assault identifies as Mahoney or Edward McLaughlin and may face highway robbery charges.
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Seizures of liquor by city liquor squad yesterday
Officers seized multiple quantities of beer whiskey and ale yesterday in raids across several streets. Names include Mary Parker Mary Doherty Charles Doherty Sadie Burke and others with addresses on Sumner Cambridge M Ginn Merrimack Leverett North Margin Pine Church Billerica Everett and Tremont Streets.
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Sumner Street
Mary Doherty
Cambridge Street
Charles Doherty
North Margin Street
Sadie Burke
Tremont Street
Division 11
C. M. Monroe
Greenwich Street
Division 1
Dominico Conbine
Margaret Reito
North Street
Sheafe Street
Jegorsh Cosewiska
Edward Randall
Natives revolt in Matabeleland threatens Bulawayo and Fort Salisbury
Reports from Bulawayo say natives' uprising in Umtali District scorches the region with dozens of white casualties. Patrols guard settlers ordered to the laager at Fort Salisbury as Sir Frederick Carrington sends Mashonaland reinforcements and Cape Colony is asked to dispatch 20 mounted infantry to the scene.
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Taxing Yale Dormitories Off Campus Considered
New Haven June 21 The New Haven Board of Assessors seeks an opinion on their right to tax Yale University property outside campus. They ask whether Yale charter exempts dormitories not on campus but used by students from taxation.
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Rowing clubs buzz amid heat with regatta rumors and lineups
The Riverside and West End clubs weigh transfers of Joe Whitehead Joe Bergin Dugal McPhee and Ned McDougall amid talk of joining the rival group. Possible Boston entries for Halifax include a senior four from the Riversides and a strong millstreams squad, while Bodwell and Blake show standout promise. A pistol wound threatens Dave Murphy, and no professional crew has formed for Halifax yet.
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Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay Headlines and Entries
The Suburban handicap at Sheepshead Bay, run tomorrow under the Coney Island Jockey Club, features a strong field with Henry of Navarre and Clifford as leading contenders. Keenan’s Brookdale handicap form raises questions about a creditable showing, while Sir Walter and The Commoner show potential despite penalties.
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Emma C
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Combination Park July Meet Promises Fast Races and Purses
After finishing stands, Combination Park schedules a matinee race on July 4 featuring Saladin Woodshed Barney and Ryland T. 2:07 3-4 trotter, two pace classes and several trotting times listed. Purses set at 500 dollars each under regular conditions. Frank Walker rehired as starter.
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TURF TOPICS Saugus Track Improves After Dover Meet
Haverhill opens today Saugus to morrow with a faster track than last season and many improvements at the hotel and course. R Gnan shipped West. Detroit barred trainer R A Smith whose string includes Red Top Cotton King Old Dominion Longbrook Sky Blue. In Dover last Friday Granite State Trotting Park opened amid protests Fi field fined zero for pulling Aleve in 2 27 class and protest against Lillian Oddmark who won 2 50 trot on claim of faster mark.
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