Gladstone Pushes Quick Passage of Home Rule Bill
In the Commons Gladstone moves to speed the Home Rule bill with a closure plan. Debates on adjournment and the government’s handling continue as votes test support. Chamberlain and others oppose curtailment, while Balfour presses to end amendments.
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Edward Clarke
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Mr. Russell
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Ferdinand de Rothschild
de Rothschild
Balfour
Rothschild
Charles Conybeare
Wilce Harcourt
Silver Question Dominates Carlisle and Congress Talks
Secretary Carlisle and many Congress members discussed the silver issue amid falling silver prices. A London quote showed 68 1 2 cents per ounce bullion, with implications for the silver dollar. Secretary Herbert critiqued silver policy, calling the India coinage stoppage a blow to free coinage and Sherman laws as farmers faced currency contrasts and exchange rates.
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Carlisle
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United States
England
Meeting urges early Congress session to repeal Sherman law
Detroit merchants unite to urge President Cleveland for early congressional action and repeal of the Sherman law to relieve universal financial depression. Other cities echo the plea with chambers, bankers, and newspapers calling for swift repeal and action.
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United Commercial Bodies
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Baltimore
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
ST. Louis
New York
Indian Council
Washington
Cotton Exchange
Art and Cupid: Kitson and Ruggles Wed in Boston
Henry Hudson Kitson and Alice Theo Ruggles were married at the Church of the New Jerusalem on Bowdoin Street. The ceremony united two famed Boston area sculptors who met as teacher and pupil eight years ago. They honeymoon in Europe, with plans to return for the World's Fair in Chicago.
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Boston
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Arcadia
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C. W. Ruggles
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Warren Goddard
Old Colony
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Chicago
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Boylston Street
Quiet Concealed Wedding Filled With Artists and Family
The bride and bridegroom wed in a hushed church ceremony attended by a small circle of guests including artists and relatives. The bride wore a Parisian gosamer crepe gown with a long tulle veil, while the groom stood with head in the clouds as the ceremony proceeded.
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Trefethern Must Wait for Trial Delayed by Absence of DA
James A. Trefethen will not be tried soon. Chief Justice Mason denied July 11 trial due to District Attorney Cooney’s illness. Cooney’s doctor forbids participation. Attorney General Pillsbury seeks Cooney’s aid in the new trial. Counsel hopeful for acquittal. friends vexed by delay.
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Mason
Cooney
Pillsbury
Mr. Cooney
Tillman for Register to Succeed Rosecrans
Washington June 29 A large number of Treasury appointments were agreed upon by the President and Secretary Carlisle last night. J F Tillman of Tennessee is named for register of the Treasury to succeed General Rosecrans who resigned.
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Clearing House
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Gallatin National Bank
Philadelphia
W. H. Harrison & Bro
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C. W. Dorton
Washington
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Carlisle
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Tennessee
Register of the Treasury
General Rosecrans
Katie Burke Safe After Missing From Roxbury Home
Katie Burke who had been missing from Riverside street Roxbury since June 17 has returned and is safe. Reports linked her leaving town with Barnum's circus then performing in the city while she talked with male troupe members. Maggie Shine is not with her.
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Katie Burke
Riverside Street
Roxbury
Katie
Barnum’s Circus
Maggie Shine
Avon Place
Judge seeks bail for Dr Graves in Denver case
In Denver on June 29 Judge Macon urged Judge Burns to grant bail for Dr Graves. Counsel said he is confident bail will be allowed and that Graves could be liberated pending trial set for next September.
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Macon
Dr. Graves
Burns
Criminal Court
Crimson and Blue Set for Close New London Race
In New London on Friday Harvard and Yale crews prepare for a tight four mile race. Yale, under Bob Cook, shows speed gains from rigging changes while Harvard bats at top form with Nelson Perkins likely to boost the boat. Fennessey leads Harvard, with Fearing and Davis as the main Crimson weaknesses.
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Harvard
Yale
Elis
Bob Cook
Vail
Nelson Perkins
Fearing
Perkins
Cook
Crimson
Fennessey
Gallaudet
Davis
Right at last sideboard offers practical 1893 design
This Boston sideboard presents a tall gallery and wide bevel French plate mirror about 50 inches long. It features a strong outer corner support, grooved drawers for smooth operation, a large centre closet for ornamental plate, two side locked celarettes, and a 5 foot wide Linen Drawer, touted as one of the cheapest for its size and equipment.
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Boston
Putnam Grounded On Return Trip From Lynn
The steamer Putnam carrying 300 guests on an excursion from Lynn to Boston ran aground on the flats on the return trip. The E. W. Rice assisted but also stuck. All passengers were landed near midnight.
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Putnam
Boston
E. W. Rice
Gatling Ordnance Company Denies Financial Trouble
Dr R J Gatling of Hartford says the Gatling Ordnance Company has no debts and that its plant is under construction in the new town of Gatling. The firm plans to pay workers with stock at completion and expects to produce the new heavy Gatling ordnance for a strong future demand.
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R. J. Gatling
Associated Press Today
Gatling Ordnance Company
Gatling
Bottled at the Brewery Exports Boston Lager Quality
A promotional note extols Boston brewed lager as superior in strength and flavor, noting its uniform quality for export. It urges familiarity with the beer and its high standard.
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