Sharp Trial Reflections on McGlynn Case and New York Lit Scene
The piece argues Dr McGlynn faces excommunication and defends Catholics’ varied views while praising the Sharp jury and legal team. It surveys Philadelphia and Boston literary figures, notes Philadelphia’s journalism culture, and previews Staten Island summer entertainments including Forepaugh’s forthcoming circus and open air productions at St George. The writer laments New York capital’s urban contrasts.
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New York
McGlynn
Dr. McGlynn
Brooklyn
Henry George
Anti-Poverty Society
Mr. George
Barrett
Stickney
Judge Barrett
Mr. Nicoll
Youn Rosecutor
Nicoll
Sharp
Parsons
Fullerton
Fellows
Moses P. Handy
News of
Philadelhia
G. Pathrop
William H. Rideing
Philadelphia
Lathrop
Rideing
Boston
Mr. Handy
Kr. Handy
American
Coronet
W. H. Furness
Horace Howard Furness
A. L. Wister
George H. Baker
J. Foster Kirk
Walt Whitman
Charles G. Leland
Ellen Olney Mrs. Kirk
Rebecca Harding Davis
Clarke Davis
Weir Mitchell
Thomas A. Janiser
A. K. McClure
Charles Heber Clarke
Julius Chambers
The
Clover
Contemporary
Journalists
Five o’Clock
Stylus
Penn
Triplets
Penn Monthly
Lippincott
Harper Weeklies
Puck
Judge
Life
Babylon
St. George
Staten Island
Corngate
Mr. Wiman
Belshazzar
Hunters
Shakspere
Adam Forepaugh
Erastina
London
Kentucky Politics and Beck’s Sway in 1900s Race
Ex congressman Phil B Thompson Jr returns from Kentucky where Democrats led by General Simon Bolivar Buckner appear poised to win the governorship and the state ticket. Beck seeks renomination against Standiford as labor and prohibitionist efforts orbit the race. Kentucky distillers suspend production to curb an oversupplied market.
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Washington
Phil, B. Thompson, Jr
Kentucky
Beck
Simon Bolivar Buckner
E. D. Standiford
Louisville
Congress
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Standiford
Thompson
Fontain T. Fox
The Condemned Anarchists Rumor Of New Hearing
June 28 report from Curacao states a rumor the U S Supreme Court will grant the Haymarket defendants a new trial after Judge Gary sentenced them. The Daily News claims a majority of justices favor the points raised by Captain Black and Leonard Swett. Court officials allegedly spread the word that the court already dictated an opinion favorable to the condemned men.
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Curcaco
The
Daily News
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Captain Black
Leonard Swett
Gary
Haymarket
Fidelity Bank Loss Sparks Comptroller Visit in Chicago
Comptroller Trenholm flew into Chicago to assess the Fidelity Bank crisis. He indicated the bank’s net loss nears three million dollars with liabilities covered but assets seemingly vanished, amid questions about funds and their disappearance.
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Chcago
Trenholm
Chicago
Fidelity
Congressman Townshend to Head Ways and Means Next Term
Illinois congressman Richard W Townshend a six term member on the ways and means committee is seen as Morrison 's probable successor and likely speaker candidate if Carlisle loses his seat He advocates high tariff revision and all around lower duties In a separate incident the Laflin Rand Wayne NY powder mill exploded killing Charles Tier and John Caves with foreman August Karause missing and presumed dead causing about 10000 in damage
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N. S. Commercial Advertiser
Richard W. Townshend
Ilinois
Morrison
Ways and Means
Carlisle
Townshend
Congress
Mr. Hewitt
Hewitt
Mr. Townshend
Thoebe
Committee On
Laflin & Rand
Wayne, N. Y
Charles Tier
John Caves
August Karause
Bar Harbor Seaside Busy as Summer Arrives
Bar Harbor prepares for the peak season with hotels opening and villas filled. Widespread improvements, new electric and water lines, and a growing visitor count around six hundred signal bustling activity. Notable guests arrive at Belmont Grand Central Lynam Rodick Marlboro hotels. yacht regatta funding tops $2200 as plans progress. Prominent visitors include DeWitt Talmage, Sir Roderick Cameron, Admiral Steedman, and officials from Washington and Kentucky. The town seeks a grand social figure to replace Blaine, with speculation over the possible arrival of the British Lionel West.
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Bar Harper
Mt. Desert Island
Bar Harbor
Blaine
Eagle Lake
Belmont
W. T. Bridge
New York
S. W. Bates
C._H. Bates
Boston
W. P. Draper
Charles T. Howe
W. Bk. Lee
J. J. Kennedy
Mrs. Mason
Grand Central
K. Sandor
William A. Jackson
E. Watson Arnold
R. T. Snow
E. Post
T. J. Dillon
Charles R. Corwin
Lynam
Lawrence Townsend
Caldwell
Philadelphia
Edward Gardiner
Eugenie Gardiner
Shaler
Harvard College
Oa Cobb
Robert Robertson
Rodick
Edward Wharton
Robert Neilson
Florence Neilson
Miss Burton
Rebecca Burton
Chicago
Roderick Cameron
United States Senate
Mt. Desert
John C. Underwood
Kentucky
Pond
Topeka
Kan
Frost
Lynn
Mass
Steedman
E. Rollins Morse
W. A. Bryan
Washington, D. C
Post Office Inspection Bureau
Lincoln
Europe
British Lion
el) West
Amusements listings from Boston venues
The day's amusements include Boston Museum showing Little Corinne in Arcadia with matinee at 2 and evening at 8. Blou Theatre presents Ireland as It Is with 2 and 3 pm daily. Music Hall offers a promenade concert with evening program. Oakland Garden features Brocolini Opera Company with matinee at 2:30 and evening at 8. Horticultural Hall presents Munkacsy painting Christ Before Pilate.
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Boston Museum
Little Corinne
Arcadia
BLOU
Ireland
Music Hall
Toll
Oakland Garden
Brocolini Opera Company
Horticultural Hall
Munkacsy
Christ Before Pilate
Sales by Auction Today and Thursday
Auction schedule lists Carriages at 10:30 am by Bates, Horses Carriages by Lowe in Brighton, Stocks by Day at 11:30 am, Stocks by Henshaw at noon, Teal estate by Brice Evans at 4 pm, Real estate by Knights at 4:30 pm, Real estate by Knights at 3 pm Thursday. Listings specify presiding firms and times for each lot category.
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A. M. Bates
Albert Lowe & Co
Brighton
Local Marriages and Obituaries June Entries
A compilation of marriages and deaths in nearby cities dated June 26 to June 27 with names including Mills Kimball Paul Matherson Pinney Child Seavey Church Bridges Eaton Fairbanks Fillebrown Homer Parker Redford Somerly Sylvester Tuckerman and relatives. Entries note spouses ages and locations in Boston Roxbury Dorchester Newton Centre and Milton.
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Peter T. Homer
Boston Highlands
Susie R
M. L. Hook
Park R
Julia A., Wey
Abraham G. Parker
Redford
Sraam
Annie Redford Somerly
Dorchester
Elizabeth T. Joe
George W. Somerby
Sylvester
Newton Centre
Isaac A. Sylvester
Tuckerman
Elizabeth J
G. W. Tuckerman
Election of Overseers at Harvard College 1887
Notice from the Board of Overseers details the June 29 1887 election by Harvard alumni to choose five Overseers for six years. Polls run 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. at Massachusetts Hall Cambridge. Includes voting eligibility rules and meeting of the Board of Overseers.
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Harvard College
Charles R. Codman
Alexander McKenzie
Cambridge
Harvard Alumni Association Annual Meeting Notice
The Association of the Alumni of Harvard College will hold its annual meeting at Harvard Hall on commencement day, Wednesday June 20 at 1 PM. Tickets for the Ginner go on sale only in Massachusetts Hall during hours 10 and 2. Alumni of 1852 and earlier may receive tickets free at Massachusetts Hall. President and Fellows Overseers Faculty and officers will greet invited guests at Massachusetts Hall at 9:45 AM and proceed to Sanders Theatre. Degrees candidates assemble in full dress at 1:45 PM. Senior class members stand in front of Holworthy Hall. other degree candidates in front of Stoughton Hall. F. S. COOLIDGE, Marshal.
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Memorial Hall
Cambridge
Alexander McKenzie
PHI Beta Kappa
Alpha of
Massachusetts
Toylston Hall
Massachusetts Hall
University Book Store
Sanders Theatre
Henry I. Bowditch
Matthews
David H. Coolidge
Holworthy
Arthur Lincoln
Harvard Hall
Henry Parkman
Albert M. Barnes
Thayer
A. L. Lincoln, Jr
Arthur L. Ware
Holworthy Hall
Stoughton Hall
Coolidge
Marshal
Stoughton
Joseph C. Whitney
Francis Almy
Tively
Boston
Corner South
Kneeland Streets
Cottage City
Wood's Hall
New Bedford
Nantucket
Vineyard
South Shore
Cape Cod
Old Colony
R Land
J. K. Kendrick
Worcester
Close &F
T. W. Hammond
Second National Bank
G. L. Perkins
OLD Colony Railroad
Mass
John M. Washburn
Connecticut & Passumpsio Rivers K.R. CO
Massawippi Valley Railway Co
Newport & Richford RR. Co
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Jas. H. Williams
Treas
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