Political murmurs and local sports buzz in Wilmington
Frothingham may seek the Republican governor nomination. Chesapeake Bay reports say dredging fails to save oyster beds. Kent County authorities warn dwindling oyster supply. Gen. Crook proposed for president by New York Republicans. 1876 and 1880 efforts suggest crooked party acts by Republicans regardless of candidate. Wilmington baseball fuels city news with extra editions and rapid game results via special wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake Bay
Kent County
Gen. Crook
New York
Wilmington
Del
Senate rules panel to meet at Bar Harbor bar underwater
A report claims the Senate rules committee will meet in Bar Harbor. It is alleged the bar is completely submerged at high tide, casting doubt on the venue’s suitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Rules
United States Senate
Bar Harbor
Circus Crowd Swells in Portland Procession
The Argus notes a crowded, restless street scene in Portland on Monday as a circus procession moved through, praising Neal Dow's stamping ground and remarking on the strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
the Argus
Neal Dow
Richmond Mayor's Dubious Duel Intervention
Richmond’s mayor faced criticism for sending a policeman to Hanover Junction to stop Beirne and Elam from dueling. The move, seen as costly and unnecessary, spared the pair a possible fatal outcome and drew doubt on the mayor’s judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Hanover Junction
Beirne
Elam
Carrington
Discharge and punishment for Paymaster Wasson
Paymaster Wasson is dishonorably discharged and confined for 18 months with hard labor in the penitentiary. His crime and its punishment will be published in Iowa newspapers. Dorsey and Brady, widely believed guilty of a major robbery and corruption, will not be punished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasson
Iowa
Dorsey
Brady
Army of the
United States
Boston Harbor Visit Sparks Liquor Bill Controversy
The Sun reports Boston entertained southern guests on a harbor excursion with a liquor bill near $4,000. Ward officials allegedly gave tickets to friends at city expense, and lavish drinking and cigars followed. It recalls a Baltimore Grand Army visitors event on the Patapsco river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Baltimore
Sun
Patapsco
Retirement of Nolan and Swinburne’s Albany mayoralty
The retirement of Mr Nolan from the Albany mayoralty and Swinburne’s installation as the new mayor are condemned as an apparent theft of office. The piece argues Nolan fled rather than face court and questions the legitimacy of Swinburne’s election, urging party leaders to condemn the alleged theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan
Albany
Swinburne
Horn
Nelan
Georgia to establish a school of industrial science
A Georgia legislative committee touring New York and New England supports creating a state school of industrial science. They cite Worcester Free Institute’s impact on manufacturing, invention, and economic growth and praise MIT’s role, arguing the South’s Empire State status grows from industrial education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
New York
New England
Worcester Free Institute
Massachusetts
Boston
Worcester
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Free Institute
South
Virginia
Tennessee
Alabama
Alumni Celebrate At Yale And Dartmouth Class Day Events
Yale alumni meeting in New Haven presided by Senator Gipson with endowment concerns and a Lafayette statue ceremony at the University of Vermont in Burlington. Dartmouth Class Day features numerous addresses and notable alumni attendance, plus Amherst and Bates College alumni events and New Hampshire agricultural college ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Dartmouth
Lafayette
Burlington
Bates
New Hampshire
Agricultural College
The Concord Fight in New Hampshire Senate Contest
Special Despatch reports no compromise between Republican factions in New Hampshire as Rollins leads in a state legislative vote for US senator. Patterson gains as anti Rollins supporters shift. Democrats decline to choose between Republicans. A Rollins conference pledges support while anti caucus members predict shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Boston Post
N. H
United States
Rollins
Esac
Aaron F. S Stevens
Ccc
Gilman Marston
James F. Briggs
James W. Patterson
Edward H. Rollins
Harry. Bingham
Patterson
Hollins
Concord
Col. Whitehouse
Rochester
Wheeler
Messrs. Adams
Plymouth
Corning
Page
Piermont
Quint
Dover
Shaw
Varney
Wolfboro
Eastman
Mr. Rollins
Anti Caucus
Anuti-caucus
Flood Devastation Hits Missouri Valley Rail Lines
Reports from the Missouri valley describe widespread ruin with millions in losses. Railroads suffer heavy damage as villages are wiped out and thousands become homeless. major lines like the Omaha extension and the St. Joseph and Western face extended outages. The river continues rising, complicating recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley
Western Papers
Omaha
Missouri Pacific
Hiawatha
Atchison and Nebraska Road
St. Joseph and
Plymouth Superior Court Delivers Plaintiff Verdict in Stourse v Packard
In Plymouth Massachusetts superior court the Stourse v Packard case returned a plaintiff verdict totaling 2666 dollars. The docket then moved to Nancy W Keith v inhabitants of Brockton seeking 4000 dollars for injuries claimed from a sidewalk defect on Main Street. Harvey H Pratt of Abington was sworn in and admitted to the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mass
Stourse
Harvey H. Pratt
Abington
Notable Social and Travel Notes From Boston and Newport
Revered William C Winslow spends summer at Massapong house Sharon Massachusetts with extended guest list. Governors and congressmen including Leopold Morse travel to Saratoga Newport. Prominent Boston figures voyage from New York aboard Cunard Gallia. Social weddings unfold Rev Nash and Miss Curtis wed in Waltham Christchurch. Emma Lathers marries Matthew Simpson in New Rochelle with 700 friends attending and notes on guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Winslow
Massapong House
Sharon
Mass
Nathaniel Thayer, Jr
Bellevue Avenue
Newport
Leopold Morse
Saratoga
Judge Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Ludge Miatchford
Prescott Lawrence
Groton
Thomas F. Cushing
Stebbins
San Francisco
Mark P. Emery
Portland
Boston
Cunard
Gallia
New York
Grafton D
Winthrop
J. L. Thorndike
Winthrop M. Burr
Shields
Alfred Higgins
Charles Bees
H. P. Kidder
John
Barbour
United States
Senator Mahone
Democratic Executive Committee
Iton
William H. Payne
Henry Ruggles
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H
Wyoming Terpan
N.S. Nash
the Ascension (Episcopal) Church
Waltham
Christchurch
T. F. Fales
Bessie Kk
Curtis
George Brown
Oscar Adams
Frank Osgood
Mr. Chamberlain
Peawae
Cambridge
Richard Luthers
Emma
New Rochelle
N. Y
Matthew V. Simpson
Berkshire
Col. Lathers
Lathers Hill
Philadelphia
David Dudley Field
John Bigelow
Noah Brooks
Fletcher
Franklin Harper
Fourteen wounded in Havana and Matanzas railroad accident
News in brief reports fourteen injuries from a Havana to Matanzas railroad collision on Sunday morning. Other items note the Ohio Supreme Court upholding the Scott liquor law and a boxing match in Blissville New Jersey where Jimmy Murray defeated Robert Turnbull for a 250 purse in one and a half rounds. extraterritorial matters include Boston restaurateur William Phelan extradited from Montreal to face a forged bank bill charge and habeas corpus review. Gen Crook addresses Warm Spring Indians at San Carlos agency and a public vessel sale set for July 5 following seizure at Cienfuegos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana and
Matanzas
Ohio Supreme Court
Blissville
L. 1
Jimmy Murray
Providence
Robert Turnbull
Murray
Turnbull
William Campbell Phelan
Weber
Boston
Montreal
Crook
San Carlos
Havana
Spain
Ettie
Cienfuegos
Welcome the guest with Hub Punch
A brief promotion for Hub Punch as a valuable treat for private spreads. It suggests buying from grocers, druggists or wine merchants and names C. H. Graves & Sons of Boston as proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Graves & Sons
Boston
Graduation Day Exhibitions Across Boston Schools
Boston and suburbs held second day exercises with graduates and prize winners from 19 public schools and private institutes. Notable honorees include Edward C. Pope, Charles S. Baxter, and Florence Bartlett, with medals awarded for literature, mathematics, and conduct across Adams Quincy Thayer and other schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Adams Academy of
Quincy
Thayer Academy of
Braintree
Emeglish High
Edward C. Pope
Charles S. Baxter
Flint M. Bissell
Harry W. Boyd
Louis W. Britt
Walter E. Burke
Thomas Carberry, Jr
Charles F. Collins
Lewis ©. Duclos
Wilton B. Fay
James F
Daniel Sullivan
John M. Sullivan
James H. Taylor
Christopher L. Thompson
Western Underwood
Robert B. Walsh
Charles W. Whittier
Lawrence
Albert E. Leon
William H. Randall
Henry T. Parker
Benjamin C. Lane
Carl N. Moller
William O. Hazeltine
Charles O. Howe
Geo. E. Bruce
Chas. E. Patch
Roy B. Young
P. J. Kennelly
H. B. Saben
H. W.W. Boyd
A. B. Gilmore
B.C. Kane
J.J. Finn
A. H. Chester
C. O. Farrar
F. 5. Hovey
F. J. Gough
J. F. Phelps
D. R. Child
A. W. Hallenberg
C. D. Lanning
J. A. McCauley
C. EK. Burnham
H. C. Wiley
A. E. Rogers
E. P. Wires
A. A. Ventress
Homer E. Sawyer
W. H. Tenney, Jr
H. French
H. B. Daniels
G. A. Titcomb
Harry KE
A. D. Dudley
T. J. Broderick
H. Rich
S. H. Mildram
E. B. Allen
W. PL. Crockett
D. H. Chamberlain
H. L. Johnson
A. E. Coffin
Antoinette Clapp
Joe Clapp
Rose E. Conaty
Annie N. Crosby
Mary E. Dee
Julia 5. Dolan
Mabel
Friend
Cara W. Hanscom
Louisa FE
Maimoe Rosa E. Jones
Matilda J. Kenneman
Arion Kingsbury
Nellie L. Knight
Mary A. Merritt
Mary G. Murphy
Laura L. Newhall
Lilian W. Prescott
Florence V. Robinson
Chauncy Hall
Walter Austin
Myron A. Lochman
I. Alaric Rumble
Alice M. Walton
Arthur J. Bradley
Francis
Bryant
Walter Goodyear
Adelbert F. Mead
John 8
Boston Suburb Graduation Day Meets Wide Attendance
Graduates from numerous Boston area schools and academies celebrated Tuesday with large crowds of friends. Highlights include Adams Academy Quincy Weymouth and nearby towns with prizes awarded for weekly approbation classics mathematics and English essays. West School Malden Dummer Academy Byfield and Newton Somerville Chelsea also reported ceremonies with diplomas presented by local officials and speeches by notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Adams Academy
Quincy
Winthrop F. Atwood
South Abington
Charles F. Ayer
Lowell
Dwight W. Bowles Spreefield
Charles Carroll
Ellicott City
May
James W. Hall
Port Blakeley
William 5. Robinson
William B. Scofield
Worcester
Alfred L. Tyler
Anniston
Ala
Joseph S. Whistler
Baltimore
Atherton N. Hunt
Weymouth
Charles E. Loud
Perry Lawton
George T. Westland
Washington Territory
James F. Harlow
James H. Slade
Gregory McPherson
Seabright
N. J
William S. Robinson
Henry Edwards
John H. Burton
Newburg
N. Y
Dummer Academy
Byfield
Ilennes
Fred E. Farrar
G. L. Gleason
E.S. Spalding
George B. McConnell
F. G. Mills
H. D. B. Paige
M. A. Kilvert
Chauncy Gleason
C. C. Choate
W. Cogswell, Jr
George K. Turner
J. H. Pearl
Robert Codman
N. A. Horton
Salem
John Pike
Edmund Samuel Spalding
Newburyport
Frederick Emerson Farrar
Joseph Hall
Pearl
Bradford
Craig Cogswell
Julia N. Cole
Herman T. Coolidge
Bancroft L. Goodwin
William Goodyear
Frank C. Howe
George P. Knapp
Lizzie Shinn
James Sullivan, Jr
Alonzo R. Week
Arthur H. Wilde
Charlies L. Bartlett
George A. Berry
Robert W. Bush
Fanny B. Carpenter
Jeannette W. Cobb
Winthrop Cole
John A. Daniels
Lillian Eddy
Mary A. Fowle
George W. Gilbert
Lillian G. Hapden
Annie A. Jackson
Olive E. Knowles
Frank E. Lecompte
Alice M. Newell
Marion E. Nickerson
Minnie H. Powell
Miner Robinson
Frances E. Sawyer
Addie A. Scott
D. Waldo Stearns
Sarah J. Storms
Mary P. Sylvester
Nellie A. Vose
Alberta H. Ward
George H. Ware
Grace
Rats and pests cited in cleanup report
A pest cleanup note lists flies roaches ants bedbugs rats mice crows and chipmunks, with rough notes on rat clearance and a mention of 196. The fragment hints at an environmental or municipal report on urban pests and sanitation efforts.
Cross Examination Dramatizes Tewksbury Inquiry at Friday Adjournment
In Tewksbury the public charitable institutions committee spent four hours of a long session cross examining Capt. Marsh former almshouse superintendent. Gov Butler sparred with lawyer Brown over private matters and insults before proceedings paused to resume Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh
Brown
Lynn
Boston Custom House
Custom House
Boston
Revere House
Gov. Gardner
Republican State Committee
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Tewksbury
Goyanks
Capt. Mersh
Mr. Brown
Murphy
Capt. Marsh
Thomas J. Marsh, Jr
Trial Trip of the Longfellow Steamer to Provincetown
The Boston and Provincetown line tested the Longfellow with about 400 aboard Tuesday. Capt. John Smith led the voyage from Boston to Provincetown in foggy weather, with a Medford band and glee club aboard. Arrival was 2 30 P M at Provincetown where James Clifford welcomed guests and Rev. E P McElroy acted as toastmaster before the return to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Provincetown
Longfellow
John Smith
Boston and Provincetown Steamship Company
Provincetown
Medford
James Clifford
E. P. McElroy
First Congregational Church
Boston
T. D. Atwood
Bangor Court Opens as Knights Templar Visit
United States district court opened in Bangor with Judge Clark presiding. Worcester County commandery Knights Templars arrived from Boston and were welcomed by St. John's commandery. A wrestling match Tuesday evening featured H. M. Dufur and Patrick O Donnell with Dufur winning two bouts and O Donnell one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Bangor
Clark
Worcester County
Knights Templars
Worcester
Mass
Boston
St. John’s Commandery
H. M. Dufur
Patrick O’ Donnell
Dufur
O'Donnell
Drowned farm hand among New Hampshire items
Charles Skillings a 22 year old Greenland farm hand drowned while bathing in Great Bay Monday evening. He was unmarried and from Stewartown New York. Portsmouth welcomed visiting Knights Templars and a reunion program featured William H. Sise and James P. Bartlett. Concord engineers discussed a fire egress bill as Gov Hale announced staff appointments including Ayling Wheeler Wilkinson Culley Fletcher Johnson and Whitman Pender Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Knights Templars
de Witt Clinton
Portsmouth
Charles Skillings
Greenland
Great Bay
Stewartown
N.Y
Sons and Daughters of
William H. Sise
James P. Bartlett
Concord
John M. Hill
Gov. Hale
Augustus D. Ayling
Elbert Wheeler
Nashua
Solon
Wilkinson
Keene
George H. Culley
Bristol
Everett Fletcher
Lancaster
Gilman B. Johnson
Frank G. Clark
Peterboro
Gilbert P. Whitman
Manchester
John Pender
Converse J. Smith
Corcord
Young Man Held on Poison Charge in Middlebury
Garrett J. Rose aged 21 is held for examination on charges of attempting to poison his mother Amanda Hawley by placing Paris green in whiskey. He faces assault and threats to kill if she revealed the act. neighbors doubt the charges given his good reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett J. Rose
Middlebury
Amanda Hawley
Paris Green
Rose
Mahan
Superior Criminal Court
Charles N. Ny
Nye
Framingham State Normal School Graduation Exercises Next Monday
The Fram ingham state normal school will hold its annual graduating exercises next Monday. William H Flagg a Taunton milliner who vanished June 10 has reappeared in Chicago saying he is bound for California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham State Normal School
William H. Flagg
Taunton
Chicago
California
Fall River
St. John’s Day
Mansfield
Charles Soares
Abby Leonard
State House
Cape Cod Ship Canal Company
Sandwich
Charles J. O'Callaghan
Hol Cross College
Worcester
Lake Quinsigamead
Dedham
New York
Pilgrim
Fall River Line
Commencement at New England Friends School and Insane Institute Meeting
Eleven men and nine women graduate from the New England Friends boarding school in Providence with a 500 seat commencement dinner. Dignitaries including ex Gov Littlefield and Boston Mayor Palmer address the crowd. The 37th annual meeting of the Association of Medical Superintendents of American institutions for the insane opens in Newport with delegates from 13 states the District of Columbia Quebec and New Brunswick. Dr J H Callender presides and is welcomed by Dr H R Storer Dr Foster Pratt and Mr Darius. Retiring president Callender delivers remarks on 40 years of insanity knowledge progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New England Friends
Providence
Littlefield
Palmer
Boston
Henry J. Spooner
Congress
John B. Alley
Lynn
John L. Lincoln
Brown University
Association of Medical Superintendents of American Institutions For the Insane
Newport
J. H. Callender
Hospital For the
Iisne
Nashville
Tenn
District of Columbia
Quebec
New Brunswick
H. R. Storer
Newport Medical Society
Foster Pratt
Kalamazoo
Mich
Darius
Insane Institution of
Willard
N. Y
Association
Nashville, Tenn
Railway Collision in Montana Kills Eighteen Chinamen
A gravel train backing down near Elk creek east of Heron siding collided with a wood train. Eighteen men on the gravel train were killed and 20 to 25 wounded. The gravel train engineer also died and the fireman was seriously hurt. The wood train had no injuries. Both engines were wrecked. The dead were buried at Heron siding and the wounded cared for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Hills
Helena
Mon
Independent
Missoula
Elk Creek
Heron Siding
Whittle Defeated in 25 Mile Walk by Priscols of Lynn
Whittle a Waterbury champion pedestrian lost Monday night in a 25 mile walking match to Priscols of Lynn Massachusetts an apparent alias of the rival Leggett conquered as an emoia. Gov Waller signed extradition papers Tuesday on Harvey S Nettleton wanted in Boston for conspiring to swindle people, Nettleton was taken to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittle
Waterbury
Leggett
Canada
Priscols
Lynn
Mass
Gov. Waller
Harvey 5
Nettleton
Boston
Langley
Oston
Fire Alarm Log Highlights Rest of Boston Area Incidents
Tuesday evening fire calls report a blaze on the fourth floor of a granite building at Otis Street attributed to Patrick J. Riley causing major damage to sewing machines, about $100 total. Multiple minor fires or near-misses were handled without alarms, including a bonfire near Bb street, boiler room at Glendon mill, a chimney fire in Roxbury, and a fire at Boston Dime museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Otis Street
Patrick J. Riley
Protective Department
Bb Street
Boston
Glendon Company
Glendon and
Eagle Streets
Belmont Street
Roxbury
George W. Ireland
Dime Museum
Tremont Row
N. W. Moore
Washington Street
Hill Inquiry Probes Officials as Pension Schemes Surface
In the Hill investigating committee Mr Hill faced sharp questions on Tuesday while Secretary Folger testified. Officials deny charges though no new facts emerged. Cabinet favors prosecuting pauper immigrant arrivals under the law. Reports reveal Washington and other cities host agencies teaching pension schemes for chronic diarrhea related ailments. Folger receives letters accusing C M Horton of extortion during prior revenue service tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Folger
Washington
Boston
C. M. Horton
Revenue Service
Grand Army to Present Bombardment of Richmond Display
The postponed program at Point of Pines on the 17th will be hosted by Gen. Lander post 5. On Saturday evening June 30 a life like depiction of Richmond bombardment and capture will include gunboat bombardment and city burning. A large miniature city will be built with hundreds of troops under famed military leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pines
Navy yard orders reshuffle amid suspensions and illness
Capt R L Phythian is reassigned to Newport and Lieut Cmdr Wilde takes charge during his absence. Naval Constructor Webb and Assistant Hanscom receive special duties elsewhere. Surgeon Hawke is ill at Charlestown while Winslow attends Wabash crew. The entire construction department except apprentices is suspended at the yard. Workers criticize Chandler’s order favoring Portsmouth yard. Chaplain Rawson granted leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Phythian
Navy Yard
Newport
R. I
G. F. F. Wilde
U.S.N
Mr. Phythian
Thomas E. Webb
New York Navy
John Ff. Hanscom
J. A. Hawke
United States
Wabash
Charlestown
G. F. Winslow
J. F. Fitz
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Chandler
Portsmouth Navy Yard
New Hampshire
Portsmouth Yard
E. K. Rawson
U.S. N
Harvard Columbia Freshman Race Set For Tomorrow Evening
New London Conn June 26 The Harvard Columbia freshman rowing race is scheduled for 6 P M tomorrow Both crews remained in quarters Dewitt who rode No 7 for Columbia has left for a family funeral and will be replaced by No 3 Peris a substitute takes his place Yale crew was on the water this evening rowing at 43 stroke Half mile time was 3 1 Yale Harvard crews did not appear due to travel or weather conditions and the water was choppy with a head wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Dewitt
Columbia
Peris
Yale
Harvard University
Last batch of emi grants sails from Levinford union
The final 100 emi grants from Levinford union have been sent to Queenstown for shipment to America. Most recipients are said to have been in the workhouse. Peter Carey and family have left Ireland, with unknown current whereabouts and destination. James Carey is also leaving or has left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Levinford Union
Queenstown
America
Peter Carey
Ireland
James Carey
Civil Rights Incident at Chicago Restaurant
In Chicago on June 26 Prof. N H Ensley a Howard University graduate and Greek scholar was refused service at a public restaurant because of his color. The incident marks a civil rights violation under the relevant bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cricago
N. H. Ensley
Howard University
Washington, D. C
Newton Theological Seminary
Classical course figures listed in historical note
The record enumerates classical scholars and tutors including Louise R. Albee William M Warren Edward Abbott Anna Carret Wm Bowen Harry Drake Richard Gushee Henry Livermore Geo Muick among others, indicating a catalog of instructors or attendees in a historical educational program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T
Wm. H. Pear
Walter R. Spaulding
Lillian C.ers
Maria Simmons
Marion W. Cate
Alice E. Shaw
Henrietta J. Wells
Fred F. Barbour
Sarah A. Mulroney
Georgie E. Stoddard
John E. Baich
Frederic A. Crothers
Thomas H. Lehmkuhl
Charles L. D. Parkhill
Daniel C. Roberts
Andrew L. Sanger
Herbert A. Saunders
Charles P. Balday
Arthur B. Browne
Edgar W. Darkin
Harry A. Edgerly
Charles F. Fowler
Edmund J. Norris
Patrick F. O’keefe
Flora M. Gordon
Fannie I. Kirschten
Kittie A. Lester
Louise R. Albee
William M. Warren
Edward 8. Abbott
Anna W. Carret
Wm. J. Bowen
Harry B. Drake
Richard N. Gushee
Henry J. Livermore
Geo
A. Muick
Famine Fears in Java and Storm Toll in England
Reports from Sourabaya and Rembang Java warn of a rice famine with 206000 acres destroyed by disease. A violent thunderstorm devastates parts of England with four soldiers killed by lightning at Chatham. Mr Parnell delivers a 112 speech in Monaghan seeking rent reductions for tenants. Tomsk prisons overflow with dying inmates as 2000 prisoners arrive from a typhoid outbreak. East Indian Railway cuts Delhi to Bombay grain rate to 34 shillings per ton after government guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sourabaya
Rembang
Java
England
Chatham
Parnell
Monaghan
St. Petersburg
Tomsk
East Indian Railway Company
Delhi
Bombay
Four Republicans Break Ranks On Key Senate Vote In Massachusetts
In the Senate the prorogation order was passed over until afternoon while a Hoosac Tunnel railroad bill faced scrutiny. The measure sets a $7,000,000 minimum price paid via first mortgage bonds and created a consolidated line to connect with New York trunk lines. Four Republicans allied with Democrats to oppose immediate action. debate highlighted calls for due consideration and delays for a broader report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
R. H. Potter
Tne
Walter Sheyly
Allen
Plymouth
McFarlin
Johnson
Worcester
Wells
Middlesex
Tewksbury
Committee On Railroads
Hoosac Tunnel Railroad Company
Boston
New York
Bates
Sherburne
Suffolk
Railroad
Loring
Legislature Debates Hoosac Tunnel and Troy and Greenfield Rail line
In the house the resolve favoring Walter Shanly passed 30 to 66. A report on the Hoosac Tunnel and Troy and Greenfield railroad sought to form a corporation for operation and sale contracts. Boardman moved to refer to railroads committee, opposed by Moriarty Ernst Starbird Cronin, supported by Kelley. The previous question was ordered, reference cut off, report accepted. Baker opposed recess scrutiny of Tewksbury investigation, order laid over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Shanly
Hoosac Tunnel
Troy and Greenfield
Troy and Greenfield Railroad
Boardman
Boston
Committee On
Messrs. Moriarty
Worcester
Ernst
Starbird
Lowell
Cronin
Kelley
Cambridge
Baker
Beverly
Committee On Public Charitable Institutions
Suburban Matters Lynn Common Council Action
A regular Lynn common council session discussed re considering a motion to appoint a special committee to petition the legislature for nine city wards with precincts. Petitions from H. A. Peryeas to build a factory were withdrawn. Several local notices covered retirements, travel plans, and civic notes including a possible hotel sale in Lynn and Williams resignation at Cobbet school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Smith
H. A. Peryeas
Strawberrybrook
Richard Rossetter
E. M. Roberts
Clarence M. Simonds
C.t.lawler
No. 5
South Street
Timothy Cronan
C. B. Tebbetts
Lynn
Theodore
Gallia
New York
Europe
Minor Tirrell
West Lynn
of Lynn
Osbornes
Rufus P. Williams
Cobbet School
Solomon Willard Birth Centennial Observed at Hall Cemetery
A centennial celebration for Solomon Willard was held in West Quincy on Tuesday. A procession formed on Copeland street and proceeded to Hall cemetery where the memorial program occurred. Orator Charles Francis Adams Jr led with the keynote address, followed by speeches from Charlies A. Foster Henry Barker Charles Breck and Andrew C. Fesring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West School
Malden
Laura A. Leonard
Centre School
Stabat Mater
Emma J. Cronan
Minor
Lodge
L Longfellow
Robert of
Sicily
Edith C. Bruerton
Bob
Ralph E. Moore
St. Nicholas
Emma H. Lovell
Little Joe
Bessie L. Walker
A. Marion Copeland
Isabel S. Copeland
Will Cameron
Brier Rose
Vesta H. Sawtelle
Jamie Douglass
Florence M. Barker
Annie Lee
Josie Vinton
New England and the Union
Frank Dutton
Grace Kenney
Hofer
Charles W. Dodge
Mayor Sleeper
Flossie M. Barker
Isabel S.copeland
Pleasant Street
Solomon Willard
West Quincy
Hall Cemetery
C. L. Badger
C. T. Cole
John Nutting
Copeland Street
Willard School
Charles Francis Adams, Jr
Adams
Charlies A. Foster
Henry Barker
Charles Breck
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The New Yorks barely escaped a second whitewash from the Bostons after a tense game. O'Neil set Morrill on, two wild pitches let in runs, and Buffinton surrendered control as Hornung and Morrill added hits. Ewing’s three-base drive in the ninth sparked a lone rally, Connor and Gillespie scoring on a passed ball and a single. Attendance reached 1,688 with notable defensive plays by Ewing and Hornung. Other results included Yale over Harvard and Philadelphia beating Providence.
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The Mascot ends its run this week at the Museum with remaining performances. Patience and Virginia are in preparation at the Bijou. The Sorcerer runs only this week. Callender's minstrels draw ten large Oakland audiences. Ranch 10 continues to prosper at the Boston.
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David Lighthead aged 45 of 65 Middle Street South Boston died early Tuesday at City Hospital after injuries sustained Monday at the rough Federal Street bridge. John J Daly of Dorchester Avenue reports his watch chain and small money were stolen from his shop Monday. No family dyes popular Diamond Dyes claim superior black color 10 cents.
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