Enthusiastic Chatter at Convention Hall For Cleveland
The scene inside the Wigwam portrays lively pro Cleveland support led by Tammany figures. Mary Walker’s exuberant presence draws attention as foes jeer and a playful crowd-filled spectacle unfolds.
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Everett advertiser reports 250 percent sales increase
F H Leavitt of Everett Massachusetts writes to the Boston Post praising a two month sales surge at his two Everett businesses. He notes a 250 percent rise in sales and signs the letter dated June 12.
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500 Percent Growth At J W Gray & Son News Agents
To the Editor the Boston Post sales at my business rose 500 percent over the last five months. J W Gray & Son News Agents 150 Main St West Everett June 19.
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Milk production and consumption in Britain and Ireland
At the Royal Statistical Society meeting Mr. R Henry Rew presented a detailed study on milk production and use in Great Britain. He cited 3,956,220 cows and heifers in 1890, with about 400 gallons per cow, yielding 1,417,000,000 gallons for consumption and dairy products.
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Police Siren Ends Peril as Charlestown Dog Is Shot
A dog in front of 116 Bartlett street Charlestown was killed yesterday afternoon by a Division 1 policeman who, passing by, thought the animal was mad. The incident occurred in a quiet residential area and prompted questions about police animal handling.
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The Mascot at the Globe Next Week and More
The Boston theatre scene features The Mascot at the Globe, Harrigan in Reilly and the 400 at the Columbia, and new acts at Tremont and Palace. Romany Hungarian band, Ida Fuller and ice cream in foyer add to the fare as Arena Garden expands audience appeal.
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Conductor Moses Nareau Killed at Farnham Station Yard
Montreal report says conductor Moses Nareau of Richmond Vermont was struck by an engine today in the Farnham station yard and died from injuries.
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McCLEN TOLAN Weds In June Ceremony By Rev Byrne
At least two marriages noted with Rev M F Byrne officiating. McClen and Annie Tolan wed in ay June 21. Also references Foster and Padelford union in London. Jenney Tufts couple united in Medford June 22 with De Long and Ayer ministers. Oakey Mulligan marriage in New York June 22 at Grace Church Chantry with Huntington and Butler officiating.
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Deaths and funeral notices across Greater Boston area
Deaths reported in Charlestown Dorchester South Boston Medford Bedford and other localities. Notables include Mary Cushing 87, George Forsyth 58, Elizabeth Holbrook 88, Annie Irving 43, Margaret Linton 61, William Mann 73, Roderick Waterhouse 60, John Yonnie 79, Zachary Favor 47, Margaret Griffin 65, Emma Goodwin 43, Joel Hills Newton, William Russell 81, Emma Bass ? Boston area families announce funeral arrangements with services at Newton residence and train departure details for Newton-bound processions. Interments are private. further notices forthcoming.
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Goddess Lyone Rejects Celibacy For Love In Atvatabar
An Atvatabar tale describes Lyone the supreme goddess and the commander of the Polar King planning to renounce celibate law to live with a counterpart soul. The king debates expulsion versus arrest as Lyone prepares a manifesto to justify love and reform.
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