Loring for Governor in Massachusetts Politics Boom
Massachusetts Republicans brood on early 1890s gubernatorial prospects. Loring of Salem, ex minister to Portugal, urged as farmer friendly candidate. Crapo Barrett and Brackett debated. Haile wavering. Middlesex dominance noted amid rivalries. Morse is blamed for club split as party maps future battles.
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Charles H. Allen
Lowell
Republican Club of
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Brackett
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Commonwealth
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George B. Loring
Salem
Portugal
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Mar
Loring
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Plymouth
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Crapo
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Haile
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Hailey
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Malden
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Braintree
State House
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Chelsea
Middlesex County
Bracktt
Birden
Allen
Greenalge
Middlesex
Elijah A. Morsey
Young Men’s Republican Club of
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Morse
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Republican League
Dorr Hancock wedding links notable New York to Boston groom
Elizabeth Gwynne Hancock daughter in law of General Hancock married Eltington Dorr Jr in Sorrento Episcopal Chapel Boston groom from Eltington Dorr Jr. ceremony conducted by Rt Rev John McGaw Foster Bangor attendance quiet due to bride’s father recent death.
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Gwynne
New York
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Boston
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Bangor
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Moses P. Brown
United Order of Pilgrim Fathers
Orns W. Nelson
Webster Street
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D.D
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Roxbury
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Mead—Gould
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John A. Gould
Chelsea
Ernest Mead
First Congregational Church
Lawrence Phelps
Williams. Safford
Wellesley
Charles Hough
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Edward McCullom
Cambridge
Opening of Phillips and Rangeley railroad festival at Rangeley
Rangeley celebrated the opening of the Phillips Rangeley railroad with an excursion from Farmington. Hon. Joel Wilbur gave an ovation and speeches were made by General Manager Rich and County Attorney F K Timberlake. Brass bands performed as boat excursions and foot races entertained attendees before a grand ball and fireworks closing.
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Farmington
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Rich
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Explosion Injures Columbian College Instructor at Basemen
A barrel of alcohol exploded in the basement of Columbia College in New York on June 26, badly burning zoology instructor Dr John T Northrop and two assistants William Simpson and Thomas Tighe. Northrop’s injuries may prove fatal.
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Northrop
Charter Oak Park Races Celebrate Fast Trotting and Crowds
Hartford dispatch reports Charter Oak Park drew about 3000 spectators for a trotting card on a fast track under ideal weather. Rosalind Wilkes and Marendes led wins in the free-for-all and 2:16 pacing heats, with Rosalind first in heat one and second heat triumph.
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New Haven
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Marendes
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Blanche
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Monkey Rolla
Gov Andrew Excursion Steamer Disabled off Nantasket
About 200 excursionists embarked on the Gov. Andrew from Salem under Phil H. Sheridan Post 34. The steamer struck a rock near Marblehead, breaking the main crank shaft, forcing a tow and delaying passengers. The Watertown later retrieved the group and ferried them back to Salem. damage to the Gov. Andrew was not determined.
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New Hampshire Unitarians Close 29th Convention
The New Hampshire Unitarians held the twenty-ninth annual convention at Laconia on June 26 with devotional and business meetings and an essay by Rev. A. B. Elder of Keene. Officers elected include President Col. C. Danforth of Concord. vice presidents Clarence E. K. Carrot Dover and Rev. James Kb. Morrison of Laconia. General Secretary Rev. Joseph P. Sheatle of Dover. Recording Secretary Rev. Granville Pierce of Lebanon. Treasurer J. C. A. Hill of Concord. Directors Rev. Alfred Gooding of Portsmouth, Rev. B. Hitler of Keene, Rev. C. W. Kiehr and Mrs. J. W. Fellows of Manchester. Harriet Prescott of Nashua. Rev. J. Bradley Gilman of Concord. Rev. A. K. Nickerson of Exeter.
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Keene
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Concord
Clarence EK
Carrot Andover
James Kb. Morrison
Lacoula
Joseph P. Sheatle
Dover
Granville Pierce
Lebanon
J. C. A. Hill
Alfred Gooding
Portameouth
B. Hitler
C. W. Kiehr
J. W. Fellows
Manchester
Harriet Prescott
Nashua
J. Bradley Gilman
A. K. Nickerson
Exeter
Cottage City Gas Company Creditor Meeting Held at Edgartown
The third creditors meeting for Cottage City Gas Company was held today in Edgartown. Cottage City Gas & Electric Lighting Company has taken possession. State Gas Inspector C Hinmen conducted the inspection.
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Shark Wins at Rhode Island Yacht Club Regatta
The Rhode Island Yacht Club held a postponed regatta in calm wind with the Shark and Tomboy headlining the 30-footers. A. C. Austin's Shark showed superior handling, finishing on corrected time while Mignon led the larger class before the Shark. Protests circulated over Bertha May and other results as spectators enjoyed a ladies day at the clubhouse with dancing and singing.
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Herbert Sanborn
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C. J. Bloomer
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Delta Sigma Delta Harvard Dental first annual dinner at Thorndike
The Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma Delta Harvard Dental School held its first annual dinner at Hotel Thorndike with about twenty members and guests. Grand Master G. B. Berry presided. the chapter formed last March now has about a dozen members and aims for larger membership. officers include G. B. Perry as grand master and Dr. W. T. Sharp as worthy master.
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Oldest Cotton Manufacturer Foster H Stafford Dies
Foster H. Stafford, 76, longtime Fall River cotton industry figure, died suddenly of apoplexy at his Locust street home after being found in distress this morning. He began in Millbury and later ran Fall River mills, including Union, DeLacomet, Anawan, Granite and Stafford mills. He left no surviving wife or son.
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Settlement Likely in Hat Trimming Duty Dispute
Government to pay importers five million dollars to settle duties dispute over hat trimming goods. Percy L. Shuman returned from Washington stating papers are drawn and awaiting Secretary Foster's signature. Suits exceed 1400, and settlement avoids lengthy court battles.
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Fires Hit Morgan Iron Works and Spalding Mills
Fire at Morgan Iron Works in New London destroys the boiler shop and storage patterns worth about 30000 dollars. In Evra Spauldinge & Co. planing mill and factories burn, damaging two houses, a store, and rolling mills with losses near 76000 dollars and no insurance on the main firm.
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Peakham Manufacturing Company
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Indian School Turmoil Spurs Demand for Reinforcements
Commissioner Morgan in Washington received a telegram from Superintendent Collins at Moqui Pueblo Indian School in Kean's Canon Arizona reporting that Indians threatened to kill whites and seize children. He asked for military reinforcements and arrests of ringleaders, noting the clash stems from opposition to sending children to school.
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Stetson Firm Assigns Across Cities
G W Stetson and Co of New York and Boston made an assignment this afternoon. The iron and railway business firm organized in 1880 lists liabilities about 100000 and says it can pay in full. The failure is blamed on tight money market and poor collections.
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Changing the Philadelphia Battlecruiser Masts and Tops
The Navy Department will alter the United States cruiser Philadelphia by removing steel masts and military tops and replacing them with woolen masts. The change aims to reduce weight and ease heavy rolling, lightening the ship by about twenty two tons.
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Vessels Wrecked Off Newfoundland Reach Hallifax
Crews from the Portland schooner Lucy M. Dyer and the Gloucester schooner David F. Lowe arrived in Hallifax aboard the steamer Harlan. Both vessels were wrecked at Port-au-Port, Newfoundland, the Tuesday prior.
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Captain Elvorado Mosely Dies Aboard Schooner
Bangor June 25 Captain Elvorado Mosely about 40 was found dead in the cabin of schooner John 8 Forman with a bullet through his heart and another through his hand a revolver in his grasp and five empty shells on the floor authorities deem it likely a self inflicted death amid despondency at sea
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Man Commits Suicide. Invites Friend To Funeral
Newton, June 26. Sr KCAL to the Post. Edward H. Doherty of Nonantum killed himself with laudanum. He took the poison at his residence Wednesday evening, then went to B F Burke on Pearl Street where he died this morning. He was 35, leaving a wife and five children. On the way to Burke's he met William Lovely and warmly invited him to attend the funeral, saying he had taken a dose of laudanum.
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Huff Word Cost Him Twenty Dollars
Salem June 26. Special to the Post reports C Huff faced a price penalty after a speech or wording error. the brief item notes a monetary loss tied to linguistic missteps. The sparse lines suggest a local incident with limited details and unknown individuals beyond Huff.
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