Canadian Liberals Win Majority Across Canada
Toronto dispatch reports that yesterday’s election yielded a Liberal majority of not less than fifty against the government and a Liberal majority overall of about thirty. The Hon. A. R. Aners, president of the council, was defeated, marking four cabinet ministers who lost their seats. The Liberals’ sweep appears to crown CANADA'S NEXT PREMIER under Liberal leadership.
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A. R. Aners
Long list of graduates and names from Harvard class records
A dense roster lists hundreds of graduates and attendees with degrees in science engineering law and divinity. It enumerates names by college and year, notes cum laude and magna cum laude distinctions, and mentions honorary degree recipients including John Muir Booker T. Washington and W G Farlow.
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Elton Clark
Ellery H. Clark
Percy H. Park
Alfred Codman
Alfred L. Coester
George L. Collins
Edwin H. Colpitts
Henry 8. Cotton
Ralph W. Cone
University of Kansas
Joseph T. Cooper
Austin Corbin, Jr
Joseph P. Cotton, Jr
Archibald Cox
Ernest R. Cram
Edwin J. Crane
George W. Creelman
Everett L. Creely
John F. Cronin
James W. Crowley, Jr
A. B
Kansas Wesleyan College
Harry A. Curtis
Charles H. Davis
Edward L. Day
Philip R. Dean
Selden
TP. Delany
Winfred T. Denison
Alfred H. Gould
Alford M. Graham
Daniel M. Grant
William C. Gray
Melvin Green
Russell T. Greene
Samuel E. Greene
William Greenough, Jr
Clifford F. Gregg
Henry S. Grew
Frank W. Griffin
Emanuel M. Grossman
Lee Hager
Lee W. Hagerman
Arthur H. Hahle
Frederick Hale
Arthur W. Hall
John V. Hall
Robert N. Hallowell
Roscoe J. Ham
Paul M. Hamlen
Heman A. Harding
John T. Hart
Lewis C. Hatch
Joseph H. Hathaway
Iowa College
John J. Hayes, Jr
Samuel R. Hayter
Peyton R. Hazard
Stevens Heckscher
Winslow H. Herschel
Allan M. Hervey
Ralph B. C. Hicks
Alred H. Hildreth
Loring T. Hildreth
Frank C. Hinckley
Frank L. Hitchcock
Willis
Hobson
Samuel May
Benjamin C. Mead
Louis G. Mead
Benjamin S. Merigold
E. W. D. Merrill
Roger Brb
Merriam
Nelson C. Metcalf
Lamar Middleton
Joseph K. Milliken
David E. Mitchell
Lewis C. Millikin
Harry C. Mix
W. P. Montague, Jr
Joseph Morrill
Dave H. Morris
Meredith D. Morris
Conrad Smith
Fitz-Henry Smith, Jr
George IE. Smith
Louis de F. Smith
William M. Smith
Walter S. Soule
George H. Spalding
Rufus W. Sprague, Jr
Edward A. Staab
A. RB
Swarthmore College
Markham W. Stackpole
Reginald H. D. Starr
Redmond D. Stephens
Clifton L. Bremer
John L. Bremer
Charles Brewer
Reginald Brooks
Charles H. Brown
Edward H. Brown
Howard PD. Brown
Harry L. Brown
Noah J. Brumbaugh
George SS. Derby
Harrison Dibblee
Charles Dickinson
Harry G. Dorman
Clarence W. Dorsey
Denison University
Rogers Dow
William H. Draper
Frederic C. Dudley
Robertson Duff
Francis Dirfield
Charles H. Dann
Herbert W. Dutch
William P. Dutton
Elbert H. Dwinell
Lyman T. Dyer
Arthur Dyrenforth
Spencer Eddy
Harold Edwards
Moses Ely
Haven Emerson
John C. Fairchild
Clarenceb. Farrar
Waldo Farrar
Edward P. Fay
Sidney B. Fay
Fadward H. Fennessy
Carl L. Fleischmann
Francis M
Frederic G. Katzmann
Calvin H. Kauffman
William M. Kerchoff
John L. Ketcham, Jr
Robert King
Mount Allison College
Isaac W. Kingsbury
Henry F. Knight
Edward G. Knoblauch
Frederic L. Knowles
Wesleyan University
George W. Knowlton, Jr
Arthur S. Knudson
Charles N. Lathrop
Amos A. Lawrence
John E. LeBosquet
John H. S. Tee
Lake Forest University
Harlow
A. Seckley
Milton M. Leiter
Isaac J. Lemann
A. Jonathan Leonard
Arthur G. Lewis
Fred R. Lewis
Frank G. Neal
George W. Newgass
John L. O'Brian
Walter J. O'Malley
William W. Orr
John IF. Osborn
Frank R. Page
George WL. Paine
John G. Palfrey
Charles H. Parker, Jr
Frank E. Parker
James P. Parker
William A. Parker
John W. Peck
James W. Phelps
Albertl. Pitcher
Francis D. Pollak
Henry W. Porter
Burt E. Powell
B. S. Olowa College
Frederick W. Pratt
William E. Putnam, Jr
Frank H. Ransom, Jr
Frank H. Rathbun
Clifford S. Raymond
Wittenberg
Iowa, College
Edwin T. Reed
Herbert T. Rich
Philip Richardson
Charles F. P. Richardson
Frank A. Richardson
John L. Riker
Archer T. Robinson
Harry Z. Robinson
Dudley P. Rogers
William B. Rogers
Carl A. Ross
Herbert A. Ross
Francis S. M. Russell
Thomas H. Russell
William A. Russell, Jr
Harvey W. Salmon, Jr
Henry L. Sanford
Frederick M. Sargent
Ph. B
Porter E. Sargent
Henry S. Satterlee
George C. Scott
William R. Tapper
Lombard University
Henry H. Thayer
Harvey W. Thayer
Bowdoin College
George. Thomas
Raphael C. Thomas
Edward L. Thorndike
Edward N. Tobey
Arthur S. Todd
Frederick B. Tower
Ralph M. Townsend
Arthur C. Train
William Tudor, Jr
Robert G. Valentine
Victor Viaux
Jonas Wiles
Clarence S. Wadsworth
Richard G. Wadsworth
John C. Ward
John Warren
Joseph P. Warren
Arthur R. Wendell
Louis J. West
Clarence N. Wheeler
John H. Wheeler
Harvey L. Wheelock
Often A. White
Charles B. White
John A. Whit
Grafton Whiting
Frank BR. Whittemore
William F. Wilbour
Franklin J. Williams
Ralph R. Williams
Thomas S. Williams
Clarence
Robert D. Sterling
Thomas J. Manahan
George H. Chase
Henry W. Prescott
Carleton E. Noyes
Bruce Wyman
Percival N. Booth
George Thomas
Josue W. Stowe
Arthur L. Cross
Arthur M. Wolfson
John C. S. Andrew
Frank B. Whittemore
Paul Capron
George Pr. Baxter
Alan Abbott
Thomas W. Andrews
Francis N. Balch
Robert Bass
Hector L. Belisle
William FE. Blodgett
Charles Boucher
John I. Bremer
Noel Brumbaugh
Alexander H. Bullock
Alfred J. Burdett
Henry A. Cassebeer
Edward N.chase
Alfred I. Deester
Austin Corbin
Joseph Pcotton
Edward B. Day
Seden P. Delany
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John R. Swanton
Jonn
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John
Andrew
Josue W. Stone
Gregory P. Baxter
Henry A. Bigelow
Walter B. Cannon
Herschel W. Lewis
Brice Wyman
John Muir
Alaska
Sierras
Wilberforce Eames
Gordon McKay
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee College of Alabama
Eliot
Democratic Platform At Chicago Convention Adopts Silver Finance
The New York Democratic platform pledges sound money, oppose repeal of redemption statutes, and endorses Cleveland while maintaining public credit. Delegates to the national convention are elected. a later clash over financial planks ends with Bynum forced off stage amid a storm of hoots and a five minute speech. BR. F. Shiveley nominated for governor.
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United States
Flower
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Sulzer
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Turpie
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G. W. Menzies
James McCabe
BR. F. Shiveley
Dominion election shakes government with city defection
The election saw a sweep of government defections by city representatives from Montreal to St John, with Winnipeg London and Victoria as sole defaulters. Sir Charles Tupper, premier, received the returns in Ottawa as the ministry’s fate became clear.
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Charles Tupper
State Department
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Sir Charles Tupper Loses Conservative Leadership Post
Sir Charles Tupper, a leading Canadian statesman and leader of the Conservatives, was voted out of power on Tuesday marking a major political shift.
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Sir Charles Tupper
Canada
Tuesay
Laurier to Form New Canadian Government After Vote
The Gazette notes Laurier will be called to form a government after Canada’s elections. Sir Charles sealed his stance without comment and resignation to the Governor-General is anticipated. The paper says the Conservative defeat centered on state rights, and home rule does not guarantee smooth operation.
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Charles
Mr. Laurier
London
St. James
Canada
Wilfred Laurier
Gazette
St Jean Baptiste Celebrants Send Laurier Congratulatory Despatch
In Haverhill at St Joseph Church mass began at 7 30 this morning Father Poirel officiated and a Pines picnic followed The St Jean Baptiste society voted to congratulate Wilfred Laurier the coming Canadian prime minister a despatch from President Bournet went at 9 30 The Dominion election result was greeted by French Canadians across the region
Burglars Captured After Pawnshop Stop in Charlestown
Patrolmen Mullen and Bowley of Station 15 Charlestown arrested two alleged burglars yesterday afternoon after finding knives being pawned on Malin Street. The suspects, Jerry Gainty and Charles Ward, were identified as the culprits who had targeted the Julius A. Durrell hardware store on Broadway Tuesday night. They were taken to Somerville, where charges were filed for breaking into a basement apartment through a cellar window and entering another store through a basement door.
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Malin Street
Somerville
Perry
Julius A. Durrell
Broadway
Jerry Gainty
Charles Ward
Guild Hall
Berkley
Central Streets
Yale Alumni Dinner Showcases Prominent Guests In New Haven
Yale's alumni dinner drew notable attendees including Chauncey Depew ex Secretary J W Foster Fantnee Brewer Vecklin of the Supreme Court and Judge Townsend of the Circuit Court with President Dwight presiding. The week’s corporation sessions appointed new observatory director W K Elkin and upgraded H R Lang and T W Whelps to professorships. Gid Chapel removal was authorized for summer and Fisher named delegate to Princeton celebration. President Dwight received Europe leave through next year and T G Bennett won another term on the corporation.
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Chauncey Depew
J. W. Foster
Fantnee Brewer
Vecklin
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W. K. Elkin
Winchester Observatory
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Fisher
Princeton
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Europe
T. G. Bennett
Cor
Massachusetts Dental Board Exam Results Announced
The Massachusetts Board of Registration in Dentistry finalized exam results last Sunday. Of 135 applicants, 87 passed including four women. 48 failed to meet the 65 percent threshold. The slate of passing candidates lists numerous dentists and dental registers.
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Boston
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New Bedford
Thomas J. Barrett
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Worcester
George E. Mitchell
Haverhill
Dwight M. Clapp
D. M.D
Charles T. Kinsman
Alex Tierney
J. F. Sanborn
M.D
Jerome P. Tipp
Wise Achard
DPD
Disow. Cummings
D. D
R. F. Ehni
R. F. McMeekin
John H. Eaton
Mary E. Blake
Strecker
Joseph x. Bellefleur
O. S. Methies
R. H. Clack
John F. McCue
Stanley G. Neales
George O. Tessier
Edward W. Matthews
Mary E. Allyne
Herman J. Boyd
T. P. Sullivan
de de
Shy Edward B. Wood
John G. Campbell
G. S. Bryson
Louis Checnatofsky
EK. S. Robinson
A. L. Duffy
Joseph Massel
J. Edson Young
Daniell L. Manchester
H. W. Hardy
George W. Soule
James W. Devlin
M. M. Maltby
Walter E. Tuttle
J. H. Worthen
Arthur W. Green
John W. Emery
Ernest H. Chute
Edward
Secretary Morton Honored at Williamstown Alumni Dinner
June 24 in Williamstown Massachusetts the Hon J Sterling Morton Secretary of Agriculture received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree. His speech at the alumni dinner drew praise from Berkshire Hills attendees. He was hosted by Professor Perry whose political economy lectures gained wide fame.
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J. Sterling Morton
Berkshire Hills
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Perry
Divorce Trial Deliberations In Gardner Versus Gardner
Salem court hears extreme cruelty claims in Alden Gardner versus Sarah Gardner. Allegations include vile language, assaults with furniture and hot water, jumping on him in bed, shears in the office, horsewhipping in public, throwing a cuspidore, threats to kill him, and forcing him to send their child away. Gardner counters that he married a second wife after his first wife’s death and transferred real estate to Sarah. The last assault cited occurred in November 1834. witnesses testified but the case continues.
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Salem
Superior Court
Alden Kd. Gardner
Sarah J. Gardner
Gardner
Campaign Manager Dismisses Currency Debate
A campaign manager's sharp retort lands on the presidential hopeful who concedes the point about his remarks on the currency issue. The exchange underscores the candidate's struggle over economic policy as reported by Truth.
Ohio Democrats endorse free silver at 11 to 1
The Ohio Democratic State convention declared for free coinage of silver at the ratio of 11 to 1 and adopted the unit rule binding at large delegates to vote as the majority dictates. The platform denounces the gold standard, urges return to constitutional money of gold and silver, and instructs Ohio delegates to vote as a unit for Chicago July 7.
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W. A. Taylor
Whch
Jackson
Lincoln
Taylor
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Benedict Arnold
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Committee On Rules
McMahen
Committee On
A. J. Warner
Major McKinley
Committee
Democrats
Ohio
Chicago
Hoosier Democrats Howl at Indiana Convention
In Indianapolis June 24 the Democratic State convention drew a crowded hall as silverites and sound money backers clashed over bimetallism. Senator Bell urged Matthews for president and a 16 to 1 coinage ratio while the platform pushed immediate restoration of bimetallism and direct Senate elections, with delegates instructed to vote as a unit. Supreme tension erupted when a minority report was proposed, signaling a heated, defining gathering for Indiana Democrats.
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W. D. Bynum
Silver Democratic convention backs Reagan money plank
The Silver Democratic convention in Austin adopted Judge Reagan's 16 to 1 free coinage plank, preserving legal tender notes, opposing bond issues, and urging a state income tax amendment. Eight delegates were elected to Chicago with instructions to vote for Bland if he proves most available for free silver.
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Tex
Reagan
Hogg
Treasury Department
Chicago
Culbertson
John H. Reagan
Horace Chilton
John M. Duncan
Bailey
Ed. G. Senior
W.A. Blake
Bland
Carlisle for McKinley speculation cited in Kalamazoo
Carlisle says in Kalamazoo that in front of ex Secretary Foster he told ex Secretary Carlisle that if the Democrats nominate a free silver ticket he would vote for McKinley. The remark was made last winter and involves former House clerk Harry Smith and Secretary Carlisle.
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Harry Smith
Journal
House of Representatives
Carlisle
Foster
McKinley
Dedicatory Exercises For Sons Of Veterans Dormitory
Dedication of the Sons of Veterans dormitory in Horace Binney Sargent Hall at the Soldiers' Home Chelsea drew about 400 attendees. Acting Governor Wolcott was represented by Senator Joseph MacCabe with many officials and dignitaries present.
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Helen A. Brigham
Fred F. Bolton
Boston
Harry D. Sissen
Pittsfield
E. Florence Barker
Ladies’ Aid Society
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Daughters of Veterans
Cora R. Pike
Maccabe
James B. Dunn
Fred 5. Bolton
J. G. B. Adams
Board of Trustees
Adams
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Willard Howland
Chelsea
KE. W. Hall
E. F. Barker
B. A. Turner
Brigham
Cora B. Pike
Steamship Maryland transfers at 4 and 7 for Colonial and Federal Express
Through tickets and berths for steamers available at 3 Old State House and Park Square station. Parlor cars only with special tickets. A Limited service with seating capacity limits. Daily service, Sundays. GEO. CONN A. C. KENDALL, Fopez Traffic Manager, Gen'l Pass'r nie L. H. PALMER, Boston Pass'r Agent, 3 Old June 14.
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Public Transit Timetable Fragments for New England Lines
A clipped schedule item lists station times and routes for Manchaster Concord and surrounding towns. Details include morning and evening departures, Sunday times, and connections to New Boston North Weare Henniker Hooksett and SunCook. numbers indicate specific train or bus slots and hour marks.
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