Massachusetts Minds Split Over Cleveland ticket
Boston officials and Republicans alike predict Massachusetts will back Cleveland and Russell in November. Ex Councillor Flynn says the Bay State shifts toward the Democratic ticket, while Mooney and Fallon assert broad Democratic support and confidence in victory with reform measures. Republicans in interviews indicate many will back Cleveland, bucking Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Stevenson
Russell
Reform
Minneapolis
Harrison
Old Bay State
Edward J. Flynn
Mooney
Boston
Blaine
Leveland
N. G. Robinson
J. O. Fallon
Ward 6
Suit over two million in Texas lands linked to Maine bean heir
T Crommett of the Suffolk bar has gone West to gather evidence in a suit over a 2,000,000 estate left by Thomas Bean of Hartland Maine. Bean died in Bonham Texas with no will, triggering claims by Howards of Alexandria and Dorrs of Washington as potential children. Maine siblings and relatives named include Charles Bean Hartland Julia Johnson Harmony Ruth Walker Alpena Walter Bean Harmony E A Bean Harmony Emer Bean Harmony Fred Coston Granby Que.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Crommett
Suffolk
Thomas C. Bean
Hartland
Bangor
Bean
Tom
Charlestown
Thomas
Bonham
Tex
Howards
Alexandria
Dorrs
Washington, D. C
Thomas Bean
Texas
Maine
Charles Bean
Julia A. Johnson
Harmony
Frank Mains
Newport
Ruth T.walker
Alpena
Mich
Walter Bean
E. A. Bean
Emer Bean
Fred Coston
Granby
Que
Harvard Dental School Banquet Discusses New Hospital Fund
Seventy members and guests of the Harvard Dental School Association met at the Thorndike to plan the annual dinner and raise funds for a new hospital and school building. Presiding officer Dr. James A. Reilly and secretary Dr. Charles H. Taft led a program with Rev. A. P. Peabody and notable speakers. Officers were elected for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Dental School Association
Thorndike
Association
James A. Reilly
Charles H. Taft
A. P. Peachy
Roger Wolcott
Nathaniel 8. Shaler
S.D
Arthur T. Lyman
James D. Chadwick
M.D
Robert Treat Paine
J.Q. A. Brackett
Clarence W. Barron
Walding
A. P. Peabody
D.D
Roger Walcott
Nathaniel S. Shaler
J. Q. A. Brackett
Dwight M. Clapp
Boiler Manufacturers Seek Immediate Settlement
The New England Boiler Manufacturers Association reports signals of weakening after a hard-fought dispute with the Boiler Makers Union. A meeting at Young's Hotel heard the manufacturers' side and the State Board of Arbitration urged both sides to send committees to meet later this week to pursue a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Boiler Manufacturers’ Association
Boiler Makers’ Union
Manufacturers’ Association
Young’s
State Board of Arbitration
Barry, Walcott and
Lewis
State Board
Reunion of Friends School Officers and Pupils
The reunion of former officers and pupils of Friends School Providence QR Il on Wednesday next promises to be both large and interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends School
Providence
QR. I
NO DIFFERENCE ON SILVER
United States Senator Teller of Colorado attends Yale commencement in New Haven and says the two major parties are nearly alike on silver. He adds Blaine would suit silver men more than Harrison and Democrats of silver states prefer anyone over Cleveland. He warns anti silver efforts could trigger financial disaster. He notes Harrison is less objectionable than Cleveland to silver supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
United States
Teller
Colorado
Yale
Blaine
Harrison
Cleveland
White House
Guessing at disaster in Atlantic shipping doubt
New York reports the Vega arrived at Quarantine denying collision with any vessel. The Italy sailing from Liverpool June 14 and the Catania overdue since May 31 fuel rumors of wrecks. Lydia and Vandura from Yarmouth also missing, leaving the Nova Scotia ship Swift to be questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vega
Fred B. Taylor
Azores
National Line
Italy
Liverpool
Taylor
Lydia
Yarmouth
Bordeaux
Nova Scotia
Vandura
Settlement in Glover will dispute ends in compromise
In Boston area proceedings over Sarah W. Glover of Braintree, nine heirs settle out of court. They receive about 70,000 more collectively beyond the 8,000 each from the will, and Thayer Academy gains approximately 225,000 after releasing the rest of their interest. The will and codicil stand, undue influence allegations against Judge Asa French are withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer Academy
Academy
Iron League Strike Off Sparks Return to Work
New York June 27. Despite Iron League threats and housesmiths defiance last week the lockout outcome was not as serious as expected. Nearly all men returned to work this morning after declaring they were not members of the Housesmiths Union. Most old hands are back at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iron League
Housesmiths Union
Divided Family Plans Summer Travel for Harrison and Mrs
President and Mrs. Harrison will depart Washington for Loon Lake in the Adirondacks where Mrs. Harrison stays several weeks. The President will spend the summer at Cape May Point with Mrs. Russell Harrison, who will manage the cottage and take possession next week. He will visit when possible but won’t settle there permanently until Congress adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harrison
Loon Lake
Adirondacks
Cape May Point
Russell Harrison
Congress
Sugar Trust Plans Rival Distillery Scheme
Cryownat Ti June 27 reports Hoffman and Ahlers have built stills and distilling gear for a Forge based buyer but rumor says the Sugar Trust intends to use the equipment to distill high wines from sugar refuse as a rival to the Whiskey Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cryownat
The Grafton Bank Reopens Under New Directors
The First National Bank of Grafton, damaged under former president Chester T. Linley, is handed to the new board Isaac Prouty Erastus Jones David Prouty Richard Sugden and Frank A. Drury by National Bank Examiner Getchel. Cashier Carr now in charge as outside claims and deposits are to be settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
First National Bank of Grafton
Chester T. Linley
National Bank
Getchel
Isaac Prouty
Erastus Jones
Davi Prouty
Richard Sugden
Frank A. Drury
Carr
Dartmouth Nada, Lord Likely New President
Hanover June 27 Professor J K Lord appears the leading candidate to succeed President Bartlett at Dartmouth College. A 1868 graduate he has long served the college as tutor and instructor and is popular with students and well acquainted with college management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
J. K. Lord
Dartmouth College
Bartlett
Lord
New Treasury Regulations For Importers Issued
Washington June 27 a new edition first since 1884 of treasury regulations and decisions compiled by John M Comstock chief of the customs division has just been issued it contains invaluable information to importers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinpton
Treasury
John M. Comstock
Customs Division
People's Party Plans Omaha Convention With 1776 Delegates
Delegate Henry R. Legate says the People's Party convention in Omaha will nominate on July 4 and wants a Southern candidate to swing states. He claims the party can carry North and South Carolina Georgia Texas Kansas and several western states with 100000 Texas supporters and Oregon polls showing 36 percent. Delegation leaves Boston tomorrow by multiple rail lines. Boston editor E. Gerry Brown prepared a blue gray banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Party
Omaha
Col. H. R. Legate
Boston Post
Mr. Legate
Mason and Dixon
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Texas
Kansas
South Dakota
Nebraska
North Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Colorado
Nevada
Idaho
Oregon
Pennoyer
Congress
Roger Q. Mills
Senate
Stewart
General Weaver
Iowa
Thomas H. Watson
Gresham
Indiana
Fitchburg
Lake Shore
Grand Trunk
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
E. Gerry Brown
Boston
South
Slaine
Rotterdam Junction
New York
Illinois
Wisconsin
Major Winn of
Maiden
Herbert McIntosh
Worcester
J. Peter Gardner
Danvers
Dr. Hodgson
Middleboro
T. A. Watson
Braintree
George F. Washburn
H. R. Legate
Mason A. Greene
Frank Parsons
Boston University Law School
G. H. Fall
Malden
Dingley Enjoys Quiet Maine Rest on Home Visit
Congressman Dingley of Maine, just back from Washington, pauses in Adams House reading room before a Post reporter. He dismisses rumors about Blaine entering the Senate and says Maine will stay Republican. He notes a likely crowded race in the Milliken district and plans a two week rest in Maine unless Congress needs him sooner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Dingley
Maine
Adams House
Washington
Pine Tree
Post
Mr. Dingley
Mr. Blaine
Senate
Dingley
Seavey Wife Found At Home After Lost $790
Mrs Pauline Seavey wife of Captain Seavey was found in a room at No 10 Parmenter street after missing $790. She had planned a summer trip to Brockton and had carried the money in a handbag in a pocketbook in her lap. A passerby says the pocketbook vanished while she waited at the Old Colony station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmenter Street
Pauline Seavey
Captain Seavey
Brockton
Old Colony Station
Old State House a busy Boston transport hub under Palmer
No. 83 Old State House, run by Mr. L. H. Palmer, has long been a popular transportation headquarters in Boston. Tickets or drawing room car seats for Shore Line express trains or the Colonial express between Boston and Washington can always be secured there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old State House
L. H. Palmer
Boston
Shore Line
Washington
Tragic Downward Path Of Thomas Conway In City Hospital
Once a respectable young man from Rutherford avenue, Thomas Conway, 30, who faced poverty and addiction after family troubles, was found barely alive in a wagon at Judkins and Flannagan’s shop. He drifted from work, slept in shops, and now lies in City Hospital with a precarious future, after years of elegance and early promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Thomas Conway
Judkins & Flannagan
Rutherford Avenue
Thomas
Conway
Charlestown
Tie
Tommy
Pr. Broderick
Stevenson Family Portrait of the Democratic Nominee
Broomington Illinois June 27. A feature on the Stevenson family details the vice presidential hopeful’s relatives. Louis Green, 23, injured in a gun explosion, plans law study when health allows. Daughters Mary 19, Julia, and Letitia 16-20 display Western vigor, beauty, and poised education with plans for Wellesley and city life. The mother Letitia Green is famed as the Danville Kentucky belle, while the grandmother is 83 with sharp faculties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broomington
Ill
Illinois
Stevenson
Exeter
Havd
Mary
Wellesley
Julia
Danville
Letitia Green
Letitia
Titian
Olivette Returns to Launch Tri-Weekly Boston Halifax Service
The Olivette arrived from Philadelphia for alterations before launching a tri weekly service with the Halifax between Boston and Halifax. A large delegation from major papers and officials will join the voyage as guests, with festivities planned including drives dinners excursions and concerts. The return voyage will begin on Saturday night aboard the Halifax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivette
Philadelphia
Boston
Boston Transcript
John Luce
Boston Record
T. Cobb
Boston Home Journal
G. P. Cummings
Knights of Honor Reporter
H. M. Jordan
Brooklyn Eagle
Porter Dyar
Springfield Union
John D. Baldwin
Worcester Spy
H. H. Palmer
New Haven Register
Ed D. Moulton
Manchester Union
George Morgan
Philadelphia Record
Martin Day
Providence Journal
John D. O'Shea
Lynn Press
William Drysdale
New York Times
J. B. Wasson
New York Tribune
Ream Campbell
Chicago
the Pointer
Horatio Page
New York Christian Union
Baltimore Herald
New York Sun
Springfield Republican
Providence News
Fred Roblin
Plant
John Bradley
Port Tampa
H. B. Plant
Plant System of Railways and Steamships
Colonel Ke, B. Haskell
The
Herald
M. J. Keating
Canada Atlantic Steamship Company
Halifax
Wilson's Return Shocks Washington Street Jeweller's Circle
E F Wilson a Washington street jeweller who vanished about a month ago returned quietly yesterday. Creditors say they did not know of his return though claimed he was seen in town and had gone to his Allston home. His wife, who took a sales job at R H Stearns, declined to confirm or deny his return. Friends note his sudden departure was due to heavy business losses and unpaid credits, not criminal conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Wilson
Washington Street
Allston
R. H. Stearns
Wilson
Bank Cashier Missing as Goshen Bank Fails to Open
Mysterious disturbance at Goshen National Bank prompts directors to inspect funds. Cashier William M Murray, Orange County treasurer, returned from New York after days away and showed mental distress. Bank short of cash with assets about 447000, capital 110000, surplus 29000, deposits 278000. stockholders expect a fix if losses aren’t heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mippletown
N. Y
Goshen National Bank
William M. Murray
New York
Murray
Orange County
Newark
Mme D Angelis Pupils Recital At Association Hall Boston
The annual recital of Mme ER M D Angelis pupils was at Association Hall Boylston and Berkeley streets assisted by Bernard Listemann violin and Heinrich Schuecker harp. A finely rendered trio opened a varied program with Griegs sonata for piano and violin and encores pleased an excellent audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. ER. M. D’ Angelis
Bernard Listemann
Heinrich Schuecker
Association Hall
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Helen Stevenson
Christine Kroesen
Lucy Hayes
Louise Simonds
Lillian Marshall
Clara E., Banehor
Elvira Gianetto
Josephine Glea
Youths Companion Moves to New Columbus Berkeley Site
The Youth's Companion has completed the removal of its business and printing plant to a new five story building at the corner of Columbus avenue and Berkeley street. The transfer frees a crowded city section and relocates one of the largest contributors to the United States post office receipts. The new structure is exclusively occupied by the Companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companion
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
United States
Norwich Judge James A. Hovey Dies at 77
Norwich Connecticut June 27 The Hon James A Hovey died this morning aged 77 He was born in Hampton Conn and served as Norwich mayor in 1870 He led Uncas Bank while it remained a State institution was county judge for New London county 1850 1854 served in the Legislature 1859 and sat on the Superior Court bench from 1876 until his retirement in 1885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Conn
James A. Hovey
Hampton
Uncas Bank
New London County
Warren Trial Put Over For July 5
Frederick Warren of the Warren Line of steamers faces postponement on the charge of violating alien landing laws. The case was marked for trial yesterday but delayed due to telegrams concerning illness of Assistant District Attorney Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Warren
Warren Line
Marshall
Demand Cheaper Gas By East Boston Petitioners
Petitioners from East Boston urged the Gas and Electric Light Commission to investigate gas price and quality. They argued gas is impure and costly, noting 74 cents of each thousand dollars goes to net income, and urged a possible 38 cent reduction. The commission scheduled a plant inspection and book review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Gas and Electric Light Commission
Messrs. Boardman Hall
G. W. Anderson
John Thompson
J. W. Andrews
George L. Thorndike
East Boston Gas Company
Anderson
East Boston Company
Thomas F. Doherty
Henry M. Cross
J. Thompson
J. L. Thorndike
Thompson
Coveney
Boston Day by Day Report on Injured Driver Arrest
Dennis Kearney a hack driver for Edward Clark 172 Endicott street is under arrest for running over Charles Colesworthy on peee street. Colesworthy spinal injury sent to City Hospital. Beacon street sewer order forbids dumping into Charles river beyond Hereford. residents directed to use sewer on Hereford street or connect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Kearney
Edward Clark
Endicott Street
Charles Colesworthy
Peee Street
Colesworthy
City Hospital
Board of Health
Beacon Street
Otter
Hereford
Charles
Hereford Street
Electric accident blamed on fuses and rain
President Whitney attributes Sunday night accident to several blown fuses and rain amplified lightning flashes, stating no injuries among those who remained in cars. Colonel E H Hewins denies similar events in storage battery electric cars, while West End officials credit injuries to passenger lack of coolness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
E. H. Hewins
Union Electric Car Company
West End
Australian Visitor Praises Boston and Discusses Australia
John Sulman, a prominent Australian, told a Post reporter in his Revere House room that Boston must be a beautiful city to live in. He declined to share personal views on Australia’s consolidation into the Commonwealth, noting he would not give up his country for America before departing for Newport tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John Sulman
Toa Post
the Revere House
Mr. Sulman
Sulman
the Post
Australia
Post
Postman
America
Newport
Dave Moffatt in Town at Parker House Showdown
A tall dark man described as D F Moffatt of Denver, Colorado, checked into the Parker House Sunday. Report says he was present at a bank when a masked robber demanded money and secured $22,000, after which Moffatt departed for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker House
D. F. Moffatt
Denver
Col
Ardly
Dave’’ Moffatt
First National Bank of
Moffatt
New York
Hollings & Co Removal Sale Offers Great Purchases
Hollings and Co advertise a removal sale with exceptionally low prices on gas fixtures electroliers and lamps. Purchases now can be laid away for future use at a great reduction. The store is located at 547 Washington Street next to the Adams House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollings & Co
Washington Street
Adams House
Cotton Dress Fabrics at Deep Discounts
Catalog of fabric bargains including Brown Mixed De Beiges at 12 1 2c per yard, Figured Pongees 32 inches wide at 6c, Outing Flannel at 6c, Fine White Flannel 15c, Scotch Ginghams marked down, Linen Huck Towels 12 1/2c each, and Finest Colored Tarlatans imported to 12 7/8c per yard, nearly 1.5 yards wide.
Dress Goods Sale Offers French Charlies and Wool Suitings
950 yards Finest Quality Figured French Charlies imported this season priced at 37 1 2 cents. Golden Red Wool Suitings of Homespun order marked down from 50 cents to 25 cents.
Starved Jury Deliberations End With Split Verdict
Alfred Vallance vs. Boston and Albany Railroad saw jurors held 3:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. without meals as food was barred for non government cases. After an 8-4 lead for the plaintiff on the first ballot and 7-5 for the defendant on a second, jurors were excused amid tension. Marshal Doherty cited unaidable costs. reform calls rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Vallance
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Aldrich
Andover
Marshal Doherty
Washington
Marshal Lovering
Harvard Seniors Dine at Quincy House Dinner of 1892
Harvard seniors held their first class dinner at Quincy House last evening with about 500 attendees. Officers included President T W Lamont toastmaster A W White Jr and chorister L B Thompson. Speakers listed include R M Lovett whose after dinner speech was praised as especially fine and full of promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Quincy House
T.W. Lamont
A. W. White, Jr
H. DeWolf
A. Benner
R. W. Hale
R. Saltonstall
R. M. Lovett
Mr. Lovett
Mitchell Case Continued In Memphis Trial
The famous Mitchell case in Memphis Tennessee where Alice Mitchell faces trial on a plea of present insanity for the murder of Freda Ward was continued to July 18 because the state could not secure two witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Memphis
Tenn
Alice Mitchell
Freda Ward
Criminal Court
Milk standard violations lead to fines in court
In the Superior Criminal Court yesterday Judge Blodgett presided as Robert C. Kelly and John W. Landers each paid fines of 50 dollars for selling milk not up to the required standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Blodgett
Robert C. Kelly
John W. Landers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garry
Dental School
Grafton Bank
Dartmouth
Henry R. Legate
Girls OF
Mme. D'Angelis
Connecticut
Warren
Dave Moffatt
Gilchrist
Friends
Co. H. Graves & Sons
Iba
West Chester
Huntington
F.W. Lincol Telephone
Huntington Ave
Cate
Brookline Care Pags
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!