Yale Triumph Over Harvard In Varsity Eight Regatta
Yale defeats Harvard by about three and a half lengths in a three and a half mile race finished in 21 minutes 29 seconds. Yale shows late form surge, Harvard fades with several exhausted rowers, officials and crew personnel listed.
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Harvard
Yale
Arvard
Alretty
Winthrop
Upham
Elton
Kelton
Isso
C. F. Rogers
New Canaan
Conn
W. A. Simms
Brewster
J. A. Hartwell
A. B. Newell
Chicago
H. T. Ferris
Riverside
Si. Ives
New York
Philip Allen
Sidence
K. Lb. Upham
Eh Aia Cielnxe
G. H. Kelton
East Hupbardston
Mass
B. I. Tilton
Newport
Ccctecsereesese
J. P
L. E. Sexton
George Adee
Freshmen Rowing Duel Ends In Dark Traffic Interference
In New London on June 27 Columbia varsity freshmen reportedly edged Harvard by half a length in a two mile race run under poor light. Spectators glimpsed boats late as a steamer crossed Harvard’s bow near the finish, making timing uncertain and leaving final placements guesswork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Harvard
Columbia
Lottery Bill Advances In Louisiana Senate
Favorable to the lottery bill in Baton Rouge after referral to the health quarantine drainage and charities committee. The panel amended the measure to 1,250,000 dollars yearly with 250,000 dollars to the general fund, rejecting a 1,500,000 dollar alternate. The committee moved the bill forward by 6 to 3 but will defer reporting until Monday for minority review.
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Baton Rovas
Senate
Fires Across Cities Burn Notable Properties
The June 27 report notes Carson Wyoming burning business district with about 100000 dollars loss and little insurance. Newsury Port on King's Island sees a two story frame house and barn destroyed. San Francisco steamer Paoching burned on Tangize River with crew and natives feared dead. New Bedford unoccupied East Fair Haven house and adjoining barn destroyed. Norwalk iron foundry damaged by fire. Charlestown boiler kettle incident at 450 Main Street prompts alarms. Kingston Street factory fire injures no one.
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Carson
Wyo
Newsury Port
King’s Island
Newburyport
Samuel Kelleher
San Francisco
Cal
Paoching
Chengial
Hangkow
Tangize River
East Fair Haven
John W. Cornell
Norwalk
Conn
Meeker Bros
Main Street
Charlestown
Kingston Street
Ginsberg & Silverman
Wyoming Statehood Debate Splits Senate Over Woman Suffrage
In a tight party line session, the Senate resumes Wyoming statehood debate with Senator Morgan opposing admission citing risks to state sovereignty and concerns over woman suffrage. The discussion touches on potential political bargains, constitutional form, and the role of women in governance as Idaho, Arizona, and New Mexico follow in consideration.
Senate Adjourns After Executive Session Till Tomorrow
Taken up and went over as unfinished business till Monday next. After an executive session, the Senate, at 5:20, adjourned till tomorrow.
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Senate
Opposition to the Election Bill in House Debate
In Washington the House resumed debate on the election bill with Messrs Flower and Vaux denouncing the measure as an overreach. Flower warned it would undermine free government and empower federal agents, while Vaux argued the word manner limits Congress to prescribing how votes are held, not the election itself. Other speakers stressed dangers to local self government and warned of partisan prosecutions and federal interference.
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Washington
House
Haugen
Wisconsin
Congress
South
Mississippi
Govert
New York
the Americas Club
Pittsburg
Mr. Covert
Republican Party
Indiana
Dorsey
Dudley
Quay
Mr. Flower
Flower
Smyser
Ohio
United States
Vaux
Pennsylvania
Mr. Vaux
Circuit Court
Maine
North
Kennedy
Butterworth
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Messrs. Conger
Iowa
Walker
Massachusetts
Bland
Missouri
Messrs
Buckalew
Hemphill
Northern Democrats Protest National Election Bill
Northern Democratic members of the House prepared a formal protest against the national election bill. They cited the extraordinary dangerous and revolutionary nature of the measure now proposed.
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Washineron
House of Representatives
Perilous Undertaking At Farm Hill Mine Fire
Dunbar Penn June 26 flames burst from Farm Hill mine mouth leaping thirty feet. Inspectors debated abandoning the search for imprisoned men but pressed on drilling a hole and starting a risky dive into the mine at 11 o clock. They risk their lives in darkness under tons of earth with danger of collapse or smoke.
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Hull Farm
Figures From the Mint Compare Silver Purchases and Coinage
Washington June 27 The mint director released a comparative statement on silver purchases and coinage. From March 1 1886 to March 1 1889 purchases totaled 98 116 628 dollars with 126 847 459 silver dollars coined. Under Harrison 15 months purchases were 32 702 322 dollars with 45 429 776 dollars coined. Since Oct 11 1889 to June 1 1890 25 988 616 silver dollars were coined at 3 246 077 monthly.
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Washington
Mint
Harrison
Parade Ground as Soldiers Field on the Common
Letters discuss preserving the parade ground for troops and civilians, arguing for rules on ball games, noting two policemen on the forty acre Common and proposing turfing and a statue site. One writer suggests a net to protect pedestrians. Potential memorial ideas and civic use are debated.
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Taverner
Alto
Robert Gould Shaw
St. Gaudens
Banquets Mark End of National Editorial Convention
The National Editorial Convention closed with a banquet at the American House attended by about two hundred including Mayor Hart and presidents Lee and Herbert. Speakers praised journalism, while Mr. Howard mocked editor anonymity and “silly billy” society reports. The ladies were entertained at Parker's with 126 at table and speeches by Kate Woods and others. Next meeting set for St Paul in July 1891. officers elected include Edwin W. Stephens as president.
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American House
Mayor Hart
E. W. Stephens
Association
C. A. Lee
Joseph Howard
Minot J. Savage
Hart
Lee
Boston
B. B. Herbert
Herbert
Cleveland
Howard
New York
New York Tribune
Whitelaw Reid
Europe
New York Times
The
Evening Post
Evening Telegram
Sally Jones
A. B. Norton
Texas
Walter Williams
A. H. Lowrie
Joseph
B. Maccabe
National Editorial Association
Parker's
Sallie Joy White
Kate Tannatt Woods
Lucy Stone
Marie Wright
New York World
Caroline A. Huling
Chicago
Marion A. McBride
Cora B Stuart Wheeler
Nellie Brown Mitchell
Fadette Orchestra
Marion White
St. Paul, Minn
Edwin W. Stephens
Herald
Columbia
W. D. H. Hunter
Register
Lawrenceburg
Ind
William E. Pabor
Star
Grand Junction
Col
Nehemiah A. Cravens
Index
Willis, Tex
J. M. Page
Ilinois
William Kennedy
Pottsville
Penn
the News
Elgin
Ex Senator Palmer Elected President of World Exposition
At the National Commission meeting Ex Senator Palmer of Michigan was unanimously elected president of the World's Columbian Exposition and J. S. Dickinson of Texas chosen secretary. The document includes probate notices for Sylvester Stratton of Boston and a list of securities and shares to be handled by executors with dates in 1890.
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CuicaGco
Palmer
Michigan
National Commission
J. $. Dickinson
Texas
Massachuwa Setts
Sylvester Stratton
Luce
Boston
Mary E. Stratton
Suffolk
Fenton Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Neenee
Herbert Prat
Chas. H. Sprague
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Worcester
Springfeld
Springfield
N. London
London
N. Lomion
Louisiana
Wyoming
Morgan
Dawes
Messrs. Dawes
Plumb and Gorman
Mr. Morgan
Jones
Arkansas
Idaho
Arizona
New Mexico
Connecticut
Pratt
Cullom
Payne
Spooner
New Jersey
Supreme Court of the United States
Platt
Mr. Jones
Yeas
Manderson
Mitchell
Moody
Morrill
Paddock
Pierce
Litt
Power
Sherman
Stewart
Stockbridge
Teller
Washburn
Kate
Berry
Blackburn
Carlisle
Coke
George
Gorman
Gray
Ark
Kenna
McPherson
Pasco
Pugh
Reagan
Vanes
Walthall
Messrs. Flower, Vaux
Burning Hill Farm Mine
J.C. W
Mr. Taverner
Belshazzar
Lucullus
Hingham
State House
Quincy
Wardwell
Hood
C, . Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Masa
Parker’s
Commonwealth OF Massachussepts
Middlesex
Yoo John P. Perry
Medford
Said
Isaac Newton
Said Medford
Thomas Dowling
Malden
Ann
Boston Post
Hoston
George M. Brooks
H. Folsom
Asst
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Terrence O'Loughlin
Margaret O'Loughlin
Patrick O’loughalln
Brookline
Norfolk
Joan W. McKin
Elwah George
Totlce
Joseph Kampman
Annle K. l, Kampman
Joan Gorham
Iseston
Henry J. Nairo
Fredebrlch, Nairo
Adinr
Ee Otiuch
Elizabeth Sltumpe Wrieth
Ilizabeth &. Volker
Emily A. Merrill
Admx
James F. C. Hyde
Elliott J. Hyde
Milk Street
ATS
Newton Highlands
Woodward Street
Newton
Bradford Road
Clifford Road
E. S. Smilie
Eliot Station
Jos
R. L. Day & CO
G&age 2
Exchange
Tsifon
Boston Stock Exchange
Eaniane & Mo. River RR
Gil
Lareg Ao
Jares
North American Phonograph Co
Ft. Payne Coal & Iron Co
Hares Winthrop Nat
Davidson Inv. Co
Wichita
Kan
Shoe & Leather
Manchester Mills
First Nat. Bk
Salem
Lowell Mfg
Great Falls Mfg
Hamilton Woolien Co. Phil
Withington & Balt
Brookfield RR
Consol. RR
West End St. Ry. Co
McKay & Big
H. M. Asso
Eliot Ins
Old Colony Steamboat Co
American Car Wheel Co
Suffolk Cordage Co
Iowa Cent
Asso
Waltham
M. L
Commissioners
Melford Water Loan
Dist
Jost
Albany
M— Ieshire
Marquette KR. Equip
Kansas Investment Co
Topeka
Great Falls Man. Co
Middlesex Mills
American Shoe Ip Co, Alon
Northern RR
N. H
Ft Payne Coil & Iron Co
E. & T. Fairbanks & Co
Blackstone Nat. Bank
Amoskeag Mfg. Co
City Bank
Ft. Payne Coal & Tron Co
Pullman’s Palace Car Co
Fremont, Elkhorn & Mo. Valley RR
Middlesex Horse RR
N. Y
N. KE
Lancaster Mills
Globe Inv
Hamilton Woollen Co
Connecticut River RR
N.Y
N. E. RR
Winnisimmet Co
Reece Buttonhole M. Co
Boott Cott N Mills
City Bank of Cambridge
Bank of Chelsea
Monard Nath Bank
Mechanics
Bank of Worcester
Pane of So
Weymouth
Boston & Albany RR
Hoston & Maine RR
Boston M Maine RR
Scrip
Norwich & Worcester RR
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth RR
Alea
Nat. Bk
Chelsea
Florida Midland RR. Co
A. M. Bates & Sons
Boston Carriage Repository
Maverhill Street
East Side
Boston & Maine
New England
Jay 4
L. Foster Morse
Warren Street
Mt. Pleasant Ave
Dudley Sty
Judsey St
Montt Teasant
Horatio Harris & CO
State Street
S.7
California Fruit
Lewis Wharf
Steam Storage Power CO
John Jilfmries & Sons
Devonshire Street
ST. LOUIS CABLE_& WESTERN R. R.,CO
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Co
William Street
Congress Street
Alf W. Writchltt
St. Louis
F.C. Hyde
Sachusetts
Edward H. Dewson
Stedman Williams
Timothy Reed
Quincey
Newson, Williams & Co
Dedham
Jonathan Cobb
Dolpo M. Handy
Cambridge
Geo. W. W. Saville
George W. Palfrey
Charles H. Patife
Eva A. Langmald
Melrose
George B. Langmaid
East Greenwich
Rhode
Roseton
George B. Langimaid
George G. Langamid
Jane
A. D
Eva A. Langmaid
Superion Covunt
Sait
HO. C. Hurd
Francis Henshaw & Co
Corner Exchange Place
Middlesex Co
People’s N. Bk
Tilton
Jacksuil UY
Salmon Falls
Man
Cocheeo Man. Co
Globe Nat. Bk
Weetumoe Mills. Conn
Passumishc Rivers RR
Northern Bk., N. LL
Davidson Iny
Shaw Stocking Co
Vivne Tne
McKay
E. &T. Fairbanks
Morrison, Georgia, Syndicate Co
City of
Port
Saco
Portsmouth
Aunus
N. Exchange Bank
First. Bank
Iona Mills
American Type Setter Co
Newmarket Man. Co
Oncord & Claremount RR
St. Pauis Land Co
Lancaster Co
Ft. Jayne Coal & Iron Co
Phil
Wilmington
Baltimore
BEL
Det
Lan. & No. RR
Rotlana RR
Union Pacific Ky. Co
Lombard Invest. Co
Gt. Falls Man. Co
Boston & Maine KR. Co
Chi
Burl
Cnee Man. Co
York Man. Co
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Snow & CO
North Market St
Fulton St
Llo.m
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