Sugar importers of New York deny fraud claims in letter
James Burt replies to Secretary Fairchild defending sugar importers as honorable merchants. He urges full publication of evidence and cites Hale committee findings on testing, personnel changes, and alleged missteps, noting biases and questioned polariscope readings at Boston and New York. Burt defends clients’ integrity and questions administrative handling and hearings.
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Marlborough Duke Marries Lily Hamersley in New York
The Duke of Marlborough and Lily Warren Hamersley wed at City Hall in a civil ceremony performed by Mayor Hewitt. Attendants included Creighton Webb and notable guests. The couple, both previously married, share histories and sizable fortunes. They will sail to England aboard the Aurania the next day.
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Liberal pledge in Chelsea speech on Irish battle
John Morley told a Chelsea crowd the Liberals still have time to win the Irish issue. The city pages note investigations into council expenses for carriages wine and cigars with expected developments. Governor Ames remains home ill from bronchitis on Commonwealth Avenue. Buckley wins against Conley in a Charles River seal race. No further details provided.
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Buckley Defeats Conley In Three Mile Charles River Race
Patrick J Buckley of Salem won the three mile singles scull on the Charles River finishing in 22 16 Conley of this city placed about two and a half lengths behind This was Conley's first professional race with about 600 spectators watching Judges John Wahlers Robert Lews and James P Fox officiated Odds favored Buckley before the start with bets at 25 to 10
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Maritime Ship Movements And Origins Across Ports
A dense list of ships with origins and destinations across global ports dated late June. Vessels including Hekla New York Dunnet Liverpool and others in lines to Havre London Rio Janeiro Hong Kong and Montreal.
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Native Life Insurance Agency Ad Prospectus
An fielded notice from Native LI Ins CV Jt Publi s Agt at 168 Dev Boston promoting life insurance services. It emphasizes plain language and practical appeal over embellishment and invites readers to consider coverage options.
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Republicans Rally at Metropolitan Opera House for Harrison Morton Nomination
A Republican mass meeting at the Met Opera House ratified Harrison Morton tickets. Speakers included Roswell G. Harr and Robert G. Ingersoll stressing protectionist platforms, anti free trade, and unity across states. The event named headquarters at 10 West 29th Street and aimed to mobilize voters for November.
Labor and Anti-Monopoly Forces Narrow Harrison Support
In a Post interview General Weaver argues labor and anti-monopoly interests will solidly oppose Harrison. He cites Harrison’s labor hostility in Indiana strikes his railroading ties and a 1880 anti monopoly presidential run as reasons labor and anti monopoly voters will back other candidates. Weaver predicts Republican weakness on tariff and monopoly issues and notes railroad influence at the Chicago convention.
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National Democratic Committee appoints executive panel
The National Democratic Committee in New York on June 29 named its executive committee with William H. Barnum as chairman. Members include M. F. Tarpey for California, Samuel Pasco for Florida, John H. Still for Georgia, Erskine M. Phelps for Illinois, J. J. Richardson for Iowa.
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Republican Ratification Meeting in Washington
A Republican ratification meeting at the Republican National League headquarters featured Senator Hawley and Congressmen Johnstone Buchanan Butterworth and others. They praised the ticket, framed the campaign as one of principles over men, and urged wage earners to support the platform. Senator Sherman’s letter endorsing Harrison Morton was read with applause.
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Yale Wins Yale Harvard Race Sets Four Mile Time Record
Yale defeated Harvard by one minute and fourteen seconds on the Thames, beating Harvard’s four mile record with 20 minutes 10 seconds. Yale’s crew dominated with precise strokes as Harvard’s squad struggled, amid favorable water and ebb tide conditions. Yale paraded through New Haven with thousands cheering, fireworks and a campus bonfire marking the victory.
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Morley Outlines Liberal Irish Strategy at Chelsea
John Morley told a Chelsea gathering that Liberals still have time to win the Irish battle and will devote themselves to it. He cited Parliament's latest debate showing the National League remains ubiquitous and crime in Ireland linked to coercion. He condemned magistrates for undermining the rule of law.
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Evangelists Chubbuck Pierson Use Gospel and Bible Carriage
The Evangelistic Association of New England received the Gospel and Bible carriage from Philadelphia. It will be used on Crescent Beach next Sunday by Evangelists Chubbuck and Pierson. Meetings will also be held in the Conference building by these evangelists.
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Changes in New England postmasters salaries released
Washington June 29 An annual readjustment of salaries for postmasters based on stamps sold yields changes in New England salaries. The record lists increases and decreases across various offices reflecting performance metrics and service volumes.
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Governor Ames Suffering From Acute Bronchitis
Governor Ames is ill with acute bronchitis contracted last Wednesday evening. He is confined to his home on Commonwealth avenue with Dr. J. P. Oliver in attendance reporting he was much better yesterday.
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Montreal Cashier Krake Arrested in Connection with Payroll Fraud
Albert E. Krake a New York City cashier for Hirsh & Co was arrested in Montreal after using a forged payroll to misappropriate funds. He claimed he took 2000 from a 2900 check by signing without verifying the amount. He and his wife were found with jewelry and 1500 in cash. He agreed to return to New York for further action.
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