Little Ruddy for Grover Cleveland Delegates Today
Rhode Island prepares for a state convention dominated by Grover Cleveland supporters. Leaders foresee national delegates in Cleveland’s favor, with Baker likely nominee for governor and Slocum as attorney general. Contending factions acknowledge hard won Cleveland victory but urge unity to avoid party fracture.
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Providence
R. I
Grover Cleveland
Frank P. Owen
State Central Committee
Honey
Newport
Representative Nichols
Warren
Richard Bb. Comstock
Hill
Tammany
Rhode Island
Democratic Party
New York
Brennan
Cleveland
Chicago
Richard B. Comstock
David S. Baker, Jr
North Kingston
Wardwell
Baker
Charles E. Gorman
Church
Ziba O. Slocum
John J. Heffernan
Thomas S. Spencer
Chamber sets offer solid build at Paine's Furniture
Paine's Furniture Company at 48 Canali Street advertises chamber sets noted for durability and full features, claiming value well above price. The copy emphasizes minimal varnish quality and broad content matching pricier suits.
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Paine
Canali Street
Arraignments Expected Today in Whiskey Trust Case
The article reports that indictments for tampering with federal grand jurors related to the Whiskey Trust are likely to be announced today. It details alleged bribery attempts, secrecy around the grand jury, and statements from District Attorney Allen and counsel C A Prince. It notes associated Maverick Bank matters and confirms vice president Herbert L. Terrell’s arrest in New York with $5000 bail.
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Whiskey Trust
Grand Jury
Trust
Charles A. Prince
Nelson
Prince
Allen
C. A. Prince
United States Grand Jury
Newbury Street
Grand
Maverick Bank Aliso
Grant
Wrentham
Wyman
Marlboro Street
Spercet
the Vendome
Maverick Bank
Mr. Eddy
Maverick
Post
McCollum
Dr. McCollum
H. S. Pomeroy
F W. Johnson
E. A. Daniels
J. P. Sutherland
Terrell
New York
Herbert L. Terrell
Boston
Federal Grand
G. O. Taylor
New England
C. H. Graves & Sons
Mags
Lone Star Cotton Picker touted as future of farming
The article touts the Lone Star Cotton Picker as the era’s most valuable invention, claiming it can pick cotton without harming the plant and improves field cleanliness. It notes stock offerings at $10 per share, with sales at 31 Milk street, and emphasizes demand from planters and a strong Waco Texas basis.
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Waco
Tex
Vermont
Boston
America
Lone Star
Milk Street
Man Identified After Choking Death in Hatfield Saloon
Zina S. Oliver of Hyde Park is identified as the man who was choked to death while dining on a double dinner in the dining saloon of George H. Hatfield on Federal Street. The incident prompted police to investigate the fatal choking in a Hyde Park neighborhood dining room.
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George H. Hatfield
Federal Street
Zina S. Oliver
Hyde Park
Palmleaf Factory Burned at North Dana Athol Invites Reestablishment
A fire gutted the Palmleaf factory at North Dana Athol, but officials announce plans to reestablish operations. Local leaders urge rebuilding and reopening to restore employment and production quickly.
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North
Dana
Athol
Hol
Henry W. Goodman & Co
North Dana
Juggernaut Again Injury At Tremont House Incident
Eliza Keenan, 70, of 163 Cabot Street, fell from an electric car in front of the Tremont House yesterday afternoon and sustained a bad facial cut.
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Eliza Keenan
Cabot Street
Tremont House
Collision Sinks French Steamer Ste Clamaris
On March 1 Axcurers reports the steamship Ste. Clamaris sank in seven fathoms after a collision with the Felix Fouache. The Felix Fouache sustained heavy damage in the incident.
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Axcurers
Ste. Clamaris
Felix Fouache
Hub Punch in Winter Thawing the Dinner Course
A vivid note argues hub punch is not only a summer drink but also fits winter dining. It praises its role in a Roman punch after heavy meals and as a light sherbet infusion to accompany a late dinner.
Charity Whist at Mechanics Hall A Grand Charity Night
Charitable event at Mechanics Hall featured a costume whist with crowned royalty and animated cards. Gala included a procession, elaborate decor, and a royal court, raising funds for the Women’s Charity Club Hospital amid a formal supper and a grand march led by Colonel Mathews.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Women’s Charity Club Hospital
L’equerre
Hearts
King of Hearts
Ace of Hearts
Queen of Diamonds
la Chasse
Queen of Hearts
Aurora
Lrick
Sadows
Langdon
Mr. Larrabee
G. H. Catlin
Mme. A. E. Arcam
Paine's Celery Compound Praised as Strengthener
"For years my mother suffered with nervous troubles. She could not sleep well, her appetite was poor, and she grew weak and melancholy. Doctors did not relieve her until she used Paine's Celery Compound. It strengthened her nerves and did her a world of good." G. H. Beerrs, Orbisonia, Pa. The compound is a true strengthener of nerves brain and blood and restores health and cheerfulness.
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Paine
G. H. Beerrs
Orbisonia
Notable Names At The Boston Charity Event Patronesses Listed
A list of attendees includes James D. Young, W. Belcher Major ate Briggs and many others. Patrons feature Mrs. William E. Russell Mrs. Nathan Matthews Jr and several prominent society figures.
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Samuel Hammond, Jr
J. W. Hayden, Jr
Extradition court hears Morland in fraud case in Bow Street
Maitland Francis Morland a 65 year old tutor faced charges of trying to obtain 70 pounds and more from Henry James, Lord Hothfield by false pretences. Earl Russell testified about a chain of letters claiming a young widow and threats to reveal secrets. Morland claimed his wife exists as Ruth Morland and asserted Russian origins while pursuing various lawsuits.
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London
Bow Street
John Bridge
Maitland Francis Morland
Henry James
Lord Hothfield
George Lewis
J. Crawshaw
Earl Russell
India
Princess of Wales
Ruth Morland
Cheese
Morland
Russia
Dimick and Miss Kenrick Wed in East Boston Home
Miss Laura Pearl Kenrick of East Boston and Frederick D. Dimick secretary of the Boston Fish Bureau were married last evening at the bride’s parents home 98 Condor street East Boston A substantial check from the Nish Bureau joined the gifts After a westward tour the secretary and Mrs Dimick will be at home at their Grove street Chelsea residence
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Laura Pearl Kenrick
East Boston
Frederick D. Dimick
Boston Fish Bureau
Condor Street
Nish Bureau
Dimick
Grove Street
Chelsea
East Boston Urges Abolition of Grade Crossings
East Boston Citizens Trade Association and district residents pressed rapid transit commissioners to remove grade crossings and back elevated tracks. Speakers argued crossings threaten lives and impede business, citing long intersections and freight-yard blocks. a formal resolution and pledged continued pressure were presented.
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East Boston Citizens’ Trade Association
Rapid Transit Commissioners
C. W. Kinsley
B. F. Campbell
Thomas F. Doherty
Eben M. McPherson
James Smith
N. M. Jewett
Henry Bh. Hill
John Watson
East Boston Land Company
Wesley A. Gove
Doherty
Boston
East Boston
Maverick
Webster
Sarasoga
Sumner
Smith
Citizens’ Association
Commission
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J. Wilmot Payne
Monrovia
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J.C. Ayer
Little Ruddy
Grover
Mr. Cleveland
the State Convention
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Johnson
Aix
Johnson & & CO
Federal Building
Mav
Erick Bank
MR. Stetson Foster
Boylston St
Mr. W. M. Chase
Henry A. Turner & CO
Foster
Waco, Tex
Greece
Athens
M. Deiyannis
M. Tricoupis
Delyannis
M.tricono
Tricoupis
T “Tes M. Constantopoulo
Juggernaut
the Post
Post Portrait
Gopis
The
Portrait Gallery
Boston Post
James E H. Lake
Frank S. Jones
Heber Bishop
Geo UC. Ainsworth
B. C. Mayo
Elsie Cushing
Florence Brigham
J. F. Holway
M. T. Clark
E. L. Sawyer
M. L. Cross
Lizzie Clark
Miss Hazen
A. R. Brown
G. W. Langdon
M. Mann
Benjamin Knapp
Miss L. Robinson
G. B. van Santvoord
Mr. R. McPherson
C. M. Morrill
M. A. Blake
R. O. Brigham
A. W. Drake
Mr. C. Drake
Alfred Stevens
S L. J. Cusning
Eva M. Butler
H. L. Girdler
J. F. Scully
John L. Girdler
Royal Cards
Messrs. Langdon and Green
Thomas R. Mathews
Micah Dyer
Nathan Appleton
William M. Bunting
C. L. Hovey
W. Wallace Waugh
E. W. Cushing
Edward Glines
W. W. Kellett
G. C. Adams
A. F. McBride
Charles H. Brigham
Oliver E. Bennett
John S. Curtis
Winslow S. Cobb
Fred B. Carpenter
Charles H. Cole
N. A. Copeland
Albert B. Cram
Howard Cutting
H. B. Ditlenback
O. B. Dennie
Charles R. Edwards
W. H. Edmands
James 8. Forsyth
Charles W. Franklin
W. H. Goodnow
Charles H. Gibson
Charles Hayden
H. Hooper
W.keats
Charles M. Lincolin
Louis H. Lincoln
Payson T. Lowell
J. B
Choly
Dimick—Kenrick
Pure California
Bae Hae
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