Drayton Death Linked to Keely Treatment Scandal
Percival L. Drayton, noted New York society figure and cousin of J. Coleman Drayton, died after bichloride of gold injections used to curb liquor cravings. Despite initial recovery, doses were increased leading to paralysis and pneumonia. funeral planned at Hyde Park Dutchess County with prominent clubmen attending.
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New York
Tuxedo
Percival L. Drayton
J. Coleman Drayton
Samuel S. Howland
Washington
Percy” Drayton
Philadelphia
Drayton
White Plains
Fred Gebhara
Percy Drayton
Steamer New York Carries Sunday Excursionists to Gloucester
A large party sailed from Commercial Wharf at 10 30 yesterday morning aboard the steamer New York for a harbor excursion along the North Shore. The trip included a landing at Gloucester with the Patriarchs Militant in attendance. Weekday trips start at 10 a m.
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New York
Commercial
North Shore
Gloucester
SAN ORD'S GINGER Ad Claims Superior Ginger Product
An advertisement touts SAN ORD'S GINGER as containing pure medicinal French brandy and imported ginger, claiming it is vastly superior to cheap substitutes. It urges consumers to ask for SAN ORD'S GINGER and look for a single trade mark on the wrapper, noting it is sold everywhere.
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Sanord
French archives clerk confesses to delivering coast defence plans
Grenier, a clerk in Paris at the keeper-general of national archives, admits taking bribes to supply France’s coast defences to Germany and Italy. Captain Henry D. Borup, U.S. military attaché, denies any direct or indirect involvement, noting visits from men offering secret documents and asserting he has reported to Washington on related matters.
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Paris
Grenier
Germany
Italy
France
Henry D. Borup
Ordnance Department
United States Army
Captain Borup
Associated Press Today
Borup
Washington
Captain Borup Praised by Officers Amid Disloyal Charge
Captain Henry D. Borup, long quartered in Boston, is described by friends as a clean-cut, honorable officer. Lieutenant-Colonel S. M. Mansfield, U.S. Army, told a Post reporter Borup’s character and loyalty, expressing surprise and indignation at the accusation. Mansfield noted he is not personally acquainted with Borup but has heard him spoken of as a gentleman. Borup’s supporters expect he will clear himself of the charge.
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Henry D. Borup
Boston
S. M. Mansfield
U.S. A
Thorndike
Post
Borup
Mansfield
United States Army
Settlement Prospects in Quincy Quarry Strike Narrow to Nine Hour Day
Quincy June 26 The Granite Manufacturers Association and Granite Cutters Union discuss a compromise to end the city quarrel. A proposed agreement sets a nine hour workday, 23 cents per hour, and a monthly pay date on or before the fifteenth, effective until March 1, 1894, with a possible extension if no notice is given. The plan mirrors accords from New England towns and may be approved at Tuesday’s executive meeting.
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Quincy
Granite Manufacturers’ Association and
Granite Cutters’ Union
Manufacturers’ Association
New England
End of Session Hectic as Congress Hopes to Adjourn
Washington June 26 Congress seeks to finish work after national conventions. Most expect adjournment in early August, others by mid July. Record tilts toward ultra political speeches, making it hard for the average American to link them to actual topics.
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Washington
Congress
Baton Rouge Doctor Drowns After River Cramp
Dr E Qis Young, a leading Baton Rouge physician, drowned while bathing in the river yesterday afternoon. Minutes earlier two Black men also drowned nearby in the same manner, about a hundred yards away.
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Baton Revuase
E.qis. Young
Baton Rouge Parish
Adlai Stevenson Portraits and Political Stance Spotlight
A historical profile of Adlai Stevenson describing his appearance character and faith, with notes on his education from Wesleyan and Centre College, early legal career, and rise in Democratic politics. The piece highlights his postmaster general tenure, views on a Democratic cabinet, and his reputation as a gracious, persuasive speaker.
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Adlai Stevenson
United States
Adlai
Cleveland
Bloomington
Wesleyan University
Centre College
Danville
Stevenson
Duglas
McClellan
Seymour
Greeley
Tilden
Hancock
Civil Service
Chinese In The Toils Raid Seizes Gambling Gear And 32 Arrests
Officers led by Captain Gaskins raided No 29 Harrison avenue and seized a large cache of gaming implements. thirty-two Chinese men were arrested, twelve upstairs and twenty in the basement, with coins counters cards dice dominoes and related paraphernalia taken to Station 4. Names of the seized and detained are listed.
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Harrison Avenue
Gaskins
Souther
Jim Poy
Lon Ging
Lon Gong
Tigh Hong
Ah Tire
Ten Loy
Ah Jim
Jim How
Ah Wong
Ah Quong
Lew Good
Ten Tan
Jo Ong
Chin Sing
Ah Ung
Ah Ham
Charlie Tong
Sing Lee
Ah Wiilie
Seance Rooms Host Varied Spiritual Services Day
Yesterday afternoon and evening at multiple venues in the city, religious and mediumistic programs featured Mrs. Mary E. Lovering with music, tests by Dr. George B. Emerson, readings by Mrs. M. H. Haynes, and addresses by Mrs. C. H. Hall and others. Dr. Ella A. Higginson hosted tests and readings at 1222 Washington, while Rathborn Hall held Christian healing demonstrations directed by Dr. Smith and featured William Franks of Philadelphia as platform seer along with Mrs. Lizzie Bennett and Mrs. Jennie Wilson. Eagle Hall with F. W. Mathew chaired developing and healing circles, aided by mediums including Mrs. Rich, Dr. Mayo, Mr. Dodge of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Burt.
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Ladies’ Aid
Washington Street
Mary E. Lovering
N. A. Brown
J. E. Hall
George B. Emerson
M. H. Haynes
C. H. Hall
Eagle Hall
F. W. Mathew
Rich
Mayo
Dodge
Philadelphia
Burt
The Banner Makers Rally for 1892 Campaign Banners
A New York Vesey street banner shop reports heavy demand for Cleveland and Harrison Reid banners as campaign fever grows. Makers describe their process, costs, and the shift from old banners to new portraits.
Can Cleveland and Stevenson Carry Massachusetts
Massachusetts Democrats back Cleveland and Stevenson for president and governor prospects. Delegates including Mayor Matthews Josiah Quincy Maguire McDonough Edward Donovan Sullivan Thayer and Hamlin assert Massachusetts will be carried. Local leaders predict large Boston majorities and Democratic wins statewide.
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Cleveland
Stevenson
Massachusetts
Chicago
Matthews
Grover Cleveland
Josiah Quincy
Russell
Harrison
Patrick Maguire
Boston
John H. McDonough
Edward J. Donovan
John H. Sullivan
United States
John R. Thayer
William S. McNary
Charless. Hamlin
Henry W. Ashley
John F. O’brien
Cambridge
James A. Murphy
Leveland and Stevenson
Jasper N. Kellar
Newton
Peter A. Donohoe
Lowell
By Proxy company arrives in Boston for opening night
The Boston visit of the By Proxy company led by A. S. Lipman, Harry Brown, Stanislaus Stange, and Helen Russell, with Bettina rehearsals of The Mascot and comments on the cast, marks their first Boston performance of Klein's comedy at the Museum tonight amid costume and stage notes.
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Charles Klein
Museum
Boston
New York
Lipman
Harry Brown
Harry
Duke
Lorenzo
Fabricator
John Bennett
Stanislaus Stange
Valentine
Lewis Morrison
Faust
Liondé? Bland
Mr. Brown
Mathews
Helen Russell
Hollis Street
Rose Coghlan
Jetty Katherine Florence
Josephine
Charmin
Helen Lowell
Daly Brothers
Mary Meyers
J. S. Moffitt, Jr
John Ward
Arthur Mowell
Adams Academy prizes awarded at Quincy ceremony
The Adams Academy contest in the old Adams temple drew a crowd as winners were named. Allen Chapman of Hanson won the Adams gold medal. John Kent Kane, Wilmington Del., earned the alumni prize. W. H. Draper, Vincy, took the Brackett prize. A. R. Wendell, Quincy, won several translations and scholarships. Judges included Ex-Mayor C. H. Porter and Brooks Adams.
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Quincy
Death and destruction from Chickasaw county cyclone
Reports from a cloudburst in Chickasaw county describe Fredericksburg losses with two dead and a dozen injured including several fatally. Five other deaths are cited as the storm area faced over 300000 dollars in property and crop damage. Twenty eight farmer homes were wrecked and many more damaged. most farmers hold insurance.
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Mason Cry
Chickasaw County
Fredericksburg
Ale
Frightful Case Of 6 Year Old Jimmy Winters In South Boston
Pale faced and emaciated six year old Jimmy Winters lies at the Harrison avenue Home for Destitute Children after being found in a closet at 265 Fourth Street with little clothing and extreme hunger. Agent B J Loring of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children removed him last Wednesday and the case is before a court with a hearing set for July 2.
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Jimmy” Winters
Harrison Avenue
B. J. Loring
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Fourth Street
Boston
Julia Sweeney
Summer Excursions Routes to Lake and Mountain Resorts
The New England agent of the West Shore railroad releases a volume detailing summer routes to leading resorts, with rates, hotels, baggage, and scenery. It includes descriptions of favorite houses and a Catskills Rip Van Winkle chapter to intrigue tourists.
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New England
West Shore Railroad
Rip van Winkle
Catskills
The
Steamers Arrived in Atlantic Ports with Mixed Forwards
Ships reach Boston New York and Southampton from Liverpool Hamburg and Havre with arrivals including Scythia Slavonia Fuerst Bismarck Umbria Greece Bostonian Kansas La Bretagne Augusta Victoria and Oranmore all documenting June routes and port calls with one vessel proceeding to New York at 3 40 p m
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Boston
Scythia
Liverpool
Slavonia
Hamarg
New York
Fuerst Bismarck
Suevia
Gutheil
Hamburg
Umbria
Greece
London
Oranmore
Bostonian
Kansas
Havre
la Bretagne
Southampton
Augusta Victoria
Old State House remains Boston transport hub for Shore Line trains
No 8 Old State House under Mr L H Palmer has become a popular transportation headquarters in Boston. Tickets or drawing room car seats for the Shore Line express trains or the Colonial express between Boston and Washington can always be secured here.
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Old State House
L. H. Palmer
Boston
Shore Line
Washington
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co. Serves Bar Harbor Areas
Foster's Wharf departures at 5 p.m. daily except Sunday offer the most enjoyable, comfortable and cheapest way to reach Bar Harbor or South West Harbor aboard the Boston and Bangor steamers.
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Mount Desert
Bar Harbor
South-West Harbor
Boston & Bangor Steamship Company
Foster’s
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Whitelaw Reid
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Morton
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Bettina
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Henry E. Dixey
Globe Theatre
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Corden
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Palace Theatre
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Tremont Theatre
Tremont Street
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Jonathan Blaze
Jack
Ida Fuller
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Meistersinger
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Dines ‘ Swudppos
Tannhacuser
Strausa
Teatfels
Eeeseeeee
Thayer
J. Thomas Baldwin
Jessie K. Giles
Lillian Harper
C. C
Josie la Fontaine
Tux Post Max
Adams Academy
Hanover Street
U. S. Gov’t
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Independense
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High St
Conn. Gen’s Life Ins. CO
Chas
Burke
Bevenshire St
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