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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1889

Page

8

Independent Republican movement urged in South Carolina report

L Edwin Dudley reports to Massachusetts Republicans on South Carolina politics. He describes a collapsed old Republican party, limited white leadership, disfranchisement of Black voters, and a rising Independent movement seeking fair elections with both white and Black support. he urges national Republicans to recognize the new group to win Congress seats.

L. Edwin Dudley South Carolina Massachusetts Dudley Young’s Hotel William Claflin John D. Long Elmer H. Capen William H. Dupree Julius C. Chappelle Boston Mass Independent Republican Movement Republican Party of Republican Party Cleveland Republican Committee Charleston Senate United States Congress Independent Union Oud Chaseder Aiadside Blaine Logan Columbia Camden Alexander Independent Movement Democratic Party North Old Republican Organization Independent Party National Republican Party National Administration National Republican Committee National Epwin DupLeEy

City Police Board disciplines officers after fire incidents

The police board discharged Officer William H. Dunn and Reserve Officer William E. Collins for misconduct and patrolling faults. Officers George W. Oberton and K B Spear were reprimanded for department rule violations. No new deaths from Friday’s Sumner and Hawley fire. Gage remains alive at Massachusetts General Hospital and Brenenstuhl at City Hospital shows recovery. The vesper service at the Y M C A featured performances and a talk by Rev Stopford W. Brooke. Central Labor Union wants public meetings in Franklin Park, opposing the mayor’s circus grounds idea. Boston logged 156 deaths last week with 29 from consumption and 12 from diphtheria.

Board of Police William H. Dunn South Boston William E. Collins Roxbury George W. Oberton Brighton Spear Dorchester Summer Hawley Streets Gage Massachusetts General Hospital Brenenstuhl City Hospital Young Men's Christian Union Alice M. Sibley Carl E. Merrill George Mendall Taylor Stopford W. Brooke First Church Boston Christ Central Labor Union Franklin Park Hart

Living hero worthy of a monument to Major Jones

A letter argues for a monument to Major Jones for his decisive actions during the Cooper Street riot, recalling Wendell Phillips’s remark that Jones saved Boston from sacking and noting his modesty compared to other prominent officers.

Taverner Wendell Phillips Boston Major Jones

Manners in the Street Car Courtesy Row

A traffic car scene shows a woman quietly thanking a stranger who retrieved her dropped keys, prompting a rear platform critic to urge louder thanks. The exchange ends with the woman calmly insisting she did say thank you, while onlookers smile at the censor’s embarrassment.

Taverner

Yachting Races Between Katrina and Titania Stir Fans in New York

The June 23 report details the final of three match races between the 70-foot sloops Katrina and Titania. Katrina won by 31 seconds on a 31-mile course, with Titania close behind under varying wind conditions. the outcome renews talk of a possible rematch.

New York Katrina Titania Edward Burgess Burgess A. Cary Smith Buoy 15 Narrows Buoy 10 Southwest Spit Sandy Hook Hook Ritania Vitania Fitania Lee Hy al Bs Ms. Boats

City Open Regatta Hopes For July Fourth Prizes

The City Open Regatta promises a $715 prize pool with a special forty-foot class and multiple prize tiers for centreboard and keel yachts from 15 to 46 feet. Entries close July 2 at City Hall. rules cover measurements, crew limits, sails, and course conduct.

Centre Board

Hull Yacht Club Championship Opens With Steady Breeze

The Hull Yacht Club opened its championship series with a Saturday race off Hull. A steady breeze carried the fleet from start to finish as the first race unfolded without incident.

Hull Yacht Club Hull

Beverly Yacht Club 141st Regatta Off Marblehead Harbor

The Beverly Yacht Club hosted its 141st regatta with a fine breeze on a Marblehead Harbor course. First class 24 to 30 feet featured competitive sailing and steady wind across the water.

Beverly Yacht Club Marblehead Harbor

Local Mosquito Fleet Regatta Sails Off City Point

Championship regatta of Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club held Saturday off City Point with two classes for boats 15 feet and under 13 feet and the course from K Street to Red Spar Buoy 2 and back. Winners included Minnie and Enigma in first class and Baby in second class, with judges Fred Merry James Bragdon and James Bertram aboard. Also Cape Ann Yacht Club opening race noted with five starters. Black Cloud won after Alpine capsized and Maud rescued crew.

Fort Independence Broad Sound Long Island Judges Thompson’s Rainsford Islands Long George’s Island Point Allerton Fort Warren Gallop Castle Island Marine Park Vier Iron Pier M. J. Kiley William B. McClellan F. H. Blaney E. &. Coleman P. M. Bond Curtis Guild J. AW. Paine Wraith C. Ek Hodges Kiowa W. Lloyd Jeffries H. I’. Senson Deiden Gordon Dexter Dolphin Royal Robbings Psyche Frank Grant Swordfish Beetle P. Grant, Jr Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club City Point K Street Thompson's Island Middle Shaft Fred Merry James Bragdon James Bertram Ptoin BM Ki J. R. Tufig Minnie Livy W. H. Ransom Nellie J. Olecty Ces Borite Enigma J. Fe Simall Grace C. A. Borden Cape Ann Yacht Club Alpine Maud Black Cloud

Corin thian Yacht Club Regatta Set Off Marblehead

The twenty seventh Corin thian regatta will sail off Marblehead next Saturday at 2 30 p m. six classes compete with varied waterline limits and prizes from 15 to 5 dollars. Courses begin at judges line and Buoy 3 with return around a flagboat.

Corinthian Yacht Club Marblehead C. B

Cruise of the Eastern Yacht Club Planned Outing

Commodore H S Hovey of the Eastern Yacht Club orders the annual cruise to the eastward rendezvousing at Marblehead on Monday July 15. Captains report aboard the flagship at 8 30 p m. George W West M D named fleet surgeon and assigned to the flagship. Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club invited to extend their cruise to Marblehead to join July 13 and 14 regattas with a large fleet expected off the club station.

Henry $. Hovey Eastern Yacht Club Eastern Yacht Squadron Marblehead George W. West Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club

Beverly Yacht Club Opens First Open Regatta at Monument Beach

The Beverly Yacht Club will launch its first open regatta off Monument Beach on Saturday June 29 at 1 pm. Boats not over 30 feet water line may enter, with prize splits for five or more, four or more, or under four starters. Classes span from over 24 feet to under 17 feet. Entries to T S Edmunds Jobey Club Monument Leach by 10 am race day.

Monument Beach Beverly Yacht Club T. S. Edmunds Jobey Club Monument Leach

Valkyrie to Sail to America for Americas Cup Bid

New York dispatch reports Lord Dunraven's yacht Valkyrie is being prepared for transatlantic passage this season. It remains uncertain if she will race for the Americas Cup, with terms of the deed of gift still contested by the Royal Yacht Squadron.

Valkyrie New York Lord Dunraven America England Atlantic Royal Yacht Squadron Lex

Many Yachts at Marblehead Sail All Day

A breezy yachting day at Marblehead draws a large harbor fleet including General Nsutler's America Colonel Cochrane's Cnone Bush's Troubadour Vaughn's Gunned Bohemian and others. By sunrise three clubs show flags, boats depart to islands and open bay, Margarita heads to Gloucester, Hiawatha visits Cape Ann, Hildreth's new boat arrives to race Wednesday.

Marblehead MareieneAp General Nsutler America Colonel Cochrane Cnone Bush Troubadour Vaughn Gunned Bohemian Charles Taylor Margarita Gloucester Hiawatha Cape Ann Hildreth Picon Club Camp Nashua Williams Sleeper Boston

Changes in Lights and Buoyages Placed Across the Bay

Maritime notices report new buoys and light positions for yachtsmen including a red whistling buoy at 46 fathoms guiding to Cutler arbor Maine, a black buoy with E R in 17 fathoms near Frenchman’s Bay, and several spar buoys around Eggemoggin Reach. Other items note Dorchester Yacht Club ladies night at Harrison Square, cruises by John Stetson and Charles Eaton, dredging at Lawley’s basin to 20 feet, and the Vinita steam yacht enrollment at Great Head Club.

Little River Cutler Arbor Eze Rock Frenchman’s Bay Steamer Wharf Sargentville Eggemoggin Bryant's Point Eggemoggin Reach Spectacle Island Eggemurgin Reach Dorchester Yacht Club Anchorage Harrison Square House Committee John Stetson Sapphire New York Charles St. Eaton Rosalind Portsmouth Mt. Desert Lawley BE. H. Mahoney New Jersey Vinita Great Head Club

City raid seizes gambling gear at two addresses

Station 4 officers raided 82 and 34 Harrison avenue and arrested twenty seven Clinamen for being present where gaming implements were found. A fugitive tried to escape from 32 by leaping from a window and injured his back. he was hospitalized at City Hospital.

Harrison Avenue

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