Judge Greshams Bee Bull It May Count for Blaine Outhwaite
Washington May 2 Judge Gresham wields influence over delegates to Chicago in Illinois defying Harrison. Indiana fears his gains, Medill and Inter Ocean back Gresham. Blaine’s withdrawal unclear. unpledged delegates could shift momentum. Also notes House bill proposes 450000 for customs collection this year. Outhwaite faces challenge from McLean faction. Thurman backs him. convention next Wednesday.
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Srrcran
Gresham
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Illinois
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Indiana
Joseph Medill
Chicago Tribune
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Tally Sheet
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Columbus
Judge Thurman
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Pugh
Harvard Class Races Crowds Cheer In Back Bay Finish
Harvard undergraduates packed Back Bay as four crews vied for the class championship of 88. Sophomores in orange and black led from the start, with 88 and 89 close behind and 91 last. Crowds applauded as victors celebrated and losers trudged to college for a subdued dinner.
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Military officers granted leave and transfers in Washington report
Washington May 2 report grants six months leave to Special Captain Augustus A DaLaffre with medical duties. First Lieutenant Guy L Edie assigned to accompany the Eighth Cavalry from Texas to Dakota and then to Fort Douglas. Captain William H Clapp of the Sixteenth Infantry granted three months leave of absence.
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Guy L. Edie
Sire Eon
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Dakota
Douglas
William H. Clapp
Telegraph Litigation Bans Wire Removal Pending Bond Posting
In the US Circuit Court Judge Wallace ordered an injunction restraining Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Co from removing wires of American Rapid Co strung on their poles between Port Chester and Albany until 125,000 in bonds are posted. Suit filed by Boston parties.
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Circouit
Wallace
Bankers Sind Merchants’ Telegraph Company
American Rapid Company
Port Chester
Albany
Boston
Keim straw maltings found at Joe Goldthwait Co
A terse note reports Keim live and straw malting operations found at Joe Goldthwait and Co. in a concise business mention. The brief item notes Joeri and Co. as the related party, highlighting a small industry update without further detail on date or scope.
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Keim
Joe! Goldthwait x Co
Joeri & Co
Straws From State Street Market Report
The market yesterday remained weak with a late hoped for rebound. London sold heavily while Cam Mack and traders pushed prices. a 24% Pennsylvania dividend spurred selling. Richmond & West Point Terminal shares rose on Borg & Co purchases, and several puts and spreads traded in New York. The Northern Pacific Elevator Company paid large dividends, and Sutro Tunnel funding moves forward with a new syndicate and mortgage securities.
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New York
London
Pennsylvania
Cammack
Simon Borg
Sutro Tunnel Company
Genealogical meeting notes Hutchinson and Jackson relics
New England Historic Genealogical Society heard John Fiske discuss Governor Thomas Hutchinson. Judge William Richardson presented the last pipe used by Andrew Jackson. Death announced of Israel Ward Andrews of Marietta College. Members approved publication of Andrews address. A Marietta celebration dated April 7 was described. A new code of bylaws was adopted.
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Historic Genealogical Society
New England Historic Genealogical Society
John Fiske
Thomas Hutchinson
Hamilton A. Hill
William A. Richardson
United States Court of Claims
Andrew Jackson
White House
Abner C. Goodell, Jr
Israel Ward Andrews
Marietta College
The Henrietta and The Corsair at Boston area theatres
The notice lists amusements on Hollis Street and nearby venues with showtimes. The Henrietta at Amusements, The Corsair at Goobe Theatre, The Old Homestead at Boston Theatre, Partnera at Psrs Theatre, Mage's Landing at Athenaum, Bleak House at Boston Museum, Check 44 at Grand Opera House, Christ on Calvary at Old South Church, and Battle of Bunker Hill and Gettysburg shown at Cyclorama venues.
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Old South Churcil
Tremont Street
Bunker Is
Auction Sales Today at Leonard & Co
Antiqu e furniture sale at Leonard and Co scheduled for 10 a m Friday followed by a painting sale from Leonard and Co at 9 a m.
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Leonard & Co
City Deadlock Ends With Special Meetings On Appropriation
Both city branches held brief meetings to push the appropriations bill. The lower chamber backed its prior action for permanent paying department labor and formed a 10 member committee to confer with aldermen. A special aldermen session is set for this afternoon at 1 o'clock.
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Barry
Cannon
Carroll
Casey
Comerford
Coyle
Desmond
Dillon
Duggan
Fallon
Foss
Haggerty
J. R
Hayes
J. W. Hayes
Hoar
Kelcher
J. P. Kelley
I. F. Kelley
Marriages of Freigand Kessler Potter Barnes Putnam Woodward
City notices list several marriage announcements with couples and officiants. Freigand wed Kessler at Beachmont May 2. Potter wed Barnes in Jamaica Plain April 26. Putnam wed Woodward in city April 30. Roos wed Abraham in city April 29. Schifferdecker wed Hertag in city April 25. Wheaton wed Bundy in Roxbury April 20.
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Kessler
Beachmont
J. W. Winkley
Edward Freigand
Charlotte Kessler
Potter—Barnes
Jamaica Plain
George M. Boynton
Charles A. Potter
Mary A. Barnes
Putnam—Woodward
P. M. Macdonald
Louis B. Putnam
Robie Woodward
Roos—Abraham
Obituary notices list local deaths with ages and dates
A column of death notices from various Boston area locales lists individuals by surname, city or district, with dates in late April and early May and their ages, including names such as Bates Bell Blaisdel Burnett Collum Davis Dickson Dodge Gooding Kelly Leeds Linfield Menzel Robson Smith Stearns Tower Waite. Many entries note widows or wives, and several ages span the 30s to 70s, reflecting a community brief of obituaries and lifespans.
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Dickson
Bunker Hill
Sarah J
Joseph Dickson
Dodge
St. Louis
Hurlbert Francis
William
Nellie Cary Dodge
Gooding
Charlotte F
Samuel H. Gooding
Kelly
Mary Kelly
Leeds
Roxbury
Charlotte C
Thomas Leeds
Linfield
John A. Linfield
Menzel
Boston Highlands
John N. Menzel
Robson
Melrose
Maria M. A. Robson
Smith
Waltham
Lorena J. Smith
Boston
James Smith
Ears. Stearns
Osborn Stearns
Tower
Washington Tower
Waiti
Elizabeth
Henry W. Waite
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Broadway
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Yankton
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Burlington
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Merediths novelistic greatness praised by critics
Boston Daily Advertiser lauds George Meredith as unrivaled in endowment insight and humor, compares him with Balzac, and highlights Emilia as a fully satisfactory new character. Westminister Review calls Richard Feverel and Sandra Belloni timely, noting price and publisher Roberts Brothers Boston.
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Boston Daily Advertiser
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Emilia
England
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Meredith
Richard Feverel
Westminster Review
Roberts Brothers, Publishers
Boston
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