Landlord’s Liquor Charge in Worcester Case Contested
The Bay State House landlord W L Shepard faces a charge for selling liquors Feb 7 during a Worcester committee visit. Judge Utley will hear the case next Saturday. Shepard claims he acted as an agent for a nearby apothecary and that funds go to a medicine mixer. The committee’s money dispute centered on liquor and cigars charged to the group.
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Worcester
Bay State
G. Woodward
Common Council
Central District Court
Shepard
Jeffs
Bay State House
Committee On Public Charitable Institutions
Senator Perkins
Perkins
India and China Matting for Floors and Margins
Yard wide seamless matting made from fresh grass, imported since January first. Fine qualities and special patterns suitable for dados margins and floor coverings. Prices range from 1 cent to 75 cents according to quality.
Honors to the Queen Kapiolani Invited to Boston
The Boston delegation called on Queen Kapiolani at the Arlington Hotel and invited her to visit Boston. She expressed willingness to accept and said she would arrive in Boston on Monday. Mr. Carter, Hawaiian minister to the United States, hosted a reception this evening with many visitors.
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Washington
Speciau
Boston
Queen Kapiolani
Arlington Hotel
White House
Carter
United States
Rise in Security mining stock spurs widespread speculation
The Globe reports strong interest in Security mining stock with insiders hinting at gains. George Hanlan, a retired merchant, earned 840,000 by selling after a $2 rise then faced losses as the price climbed to $8. Other traders like Don Ward James R Keene T B Holmes and B S Edmonson weigh in with optimistic targets, predicting substantial future rises to $18 20 25 30 and beyond.
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The
Globe
New York
George Hanlan
Hanlan
Don Ward
James R. Keene
Holmes
B.S. Edmonson
Bostons Shut Out by Philadelphias in Philadelphia
Casey held the Bostons to four hits as Philadelphia defeated Boston 12 to 0. The Bostons lacked the energy of earlier games, possibly due to Kelly’s forefinger injury. Ferguson starred with a home run for the Phillies, while Daly and Wood contributed in the Boston lineup amid scattered errors and outs.
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Casey
Bostons
Bostonians
Kelly
Philadelphias
Bil Bos
Bilpo
A. Ey Fogarty
M'Carthy
Nash
Farrar
Morrill
McGuire
Ol Burdeck
O Johnston
Stemmyer
Ea Eels
Ee Lee
Ferguson
Irwin
Tate
Steninger
Balla
Wood
Dally
McCarthy
Burdock
Powers
Quincy
Srecota
Adams Academy
Roxbury Latin School
Ronbury Latin School
K.bu.po
U.bhlpo
Hall
Lincoln
Newell
Avery
Riddell
Crocker
Perkins
Arate
Hosbuoly
Bimnpus
Riddle
Ontpire
W. L. Griffin
Hairbreadth Escape and a Suit Sales Tale in Spring Couture
A humorous tale features De Smythe and Miss Buddington in a chilly to warm weather scramble ending with a summer suit fix. The ad copy extols IMPOST ENGLISH SERGE suits and a range of summer styles from $8.87 to $15, inviting readers to order samples or self measurement rules by mail.
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de Smythe
Fitz Brown
Buddingtons
Miss Buddington
Rose Buddington
Mercury
Rose Budington
G. W. Simmons & Co.’s
Jones- Robinson
Rose
Vesuvius
Washington hearing and Boston queen invite headline list
The report covers a Washington hearing on a drummer license case, a Boston delegation inviting Queen Kapiolani to visit Boston, a bridge destroyed by fire between North and South Lawrence, Worcester corporate incorporators meeting at Worcester, and Jonas G. Clark's latest princely gift. It notes ongoing Pacific railroads investigations by Artemas H. Holmes, liquor-case contest involving Worcester landlord Shepard, severe Arizona earthquakes, new volcanic appearances, Buckner nominated by Democrats in Kentucky, Yale professor Hadley lecturing at Harvard on state railroad ownership, and government tactics in the Times-Dillon-Parnell matter with moves to compel Parnellites to a public trial.
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Washington
Boston
Queen Kapiolani
Dueck
North
South
Lawrence
Clark University
Worcester
Jonas G. Clark
Pacific Railroads
Artemas H. Holmes
Shepard
Arizona
Hadley
Yale
Harvard
Boston Associated Events and Meetings Schedule
Fair and cooler weather leads today with several meetings and hearings across the city. The Boston Latin School Association holds its annual meeting as does the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy with a dedication of its new building. Public works board hearings in Boston conclude while a large ladies committee invites applications for police matrons. Senator Jeffs denies involvement in for pro sector case. Boston Society of Natural History also holds its annual meeting. Lawyer Williams refuses Beverly committee order for books. The House passes a compromise high license bill. Stock market shows moderate activity with land stocks drawing attention. Atchison 1886 report shows nearly two million dollar net surplus.
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Boston Latin School Association
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Board of Public Works
Boston
Jeffs
Worcester
Boston Society of Natural History
Williams
Beverly
Atchison
Buckner Nominated for Governor by Democratic Convention
Louisville May. The Democratic convention nominated General Buckner for Governor by acclamation. The platform, drafted by John G. Carlisle and Henry Watterson, endorses President Cleveland, calls for honest money including gold and silver, and paper convertible on demand, denounces the war tariff, and seeks immediate tariff reduction. It supports civil service reform and strict personal and party responsibility, opposing civil pensions and bureaucratic life tenure.
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Louisville
Buckner
John G. Carlisle
Henry Watterson
Cleveland
Trap for Irish leaders debated in Commons May show trial plan
London May 4 debate in the House of Commons reveals government strategy to confront the Times Dillon affair. W H Smith declares no bar to libel action against the Times, seeks prosecution, and dismisses a select committee as unsuitable. Tensions rise as Gladstone and Parnellites push for a proper inquiry. Final divisions expected Friday with Liberal Unionists backing the government.
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London
W.H. Smith
Treasury
House of Commons
London Times
Dillon
Sheridan
the Invincible
Times
Smith
Delisle
Middle Leicestershire
Tanner
Cork
Veel
William Vernon Harcourt
Edward Clarke
House
the Times
Randolph Churchill
Gladstone
Lord Randolph
Storr
Ireland
Lord Randolph Churchill
National League
England
Parnellites
The
Dillon-Times
League
Dedication of New Building for Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
The Massachusetts College of Pharmacy dedicated its new brick building at Gar rison and St. Botolph streets with a three story front, 250 seat lecture room, large chemistry laboratory, and a 800 seat hall. The nineteenth annual commencement followed in Association Hall with a 32 member graduating class. Speakers included Henry Canning Rev J H Gunung and Prof J W Baird.
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Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Garrison and
St. Botolph Streets
H. F. Titus
Newton
Henry Canning
Hadeen
Joseph Burnett
E. L. Patch
Samuel M. Colcord
Samuel Shepperd
Governor Ames
O’brien
Trustees
Department of Pharmacy
Pharmaceutical Library
Pharmacy
Association Hall
Berkeley and
Boylston Streets
John Gerneaux Benedict
Wellington W. Birchfield
Frederick Walter Brick
Seth Holding Charles
Allen Clark
Frederick Ulysses Cobb
Frederick Henry Eames
William Morse Eaves
Ernst Oscar Engstrim
Harry Lincoln Flanders
Herman Heinritz
Arthur Horsfall
Henry Augustus Howard
Friederick Klemschmidt
Granville Linwood Libby
James H. Manning
John Nelson
George Edward Norton
John William O'Mealey
Albert Lee Perkins
Frederic Lincoln Pratt
Daniel Joseph Prendergast
Thomas Walter Proctor
Frank Hutchins Richardson
Charles Lemont Russell
Frank Hamilton Shurtleff
William Frederic Swain
Charles Oscar Thompson
Vincent Meade Tirrell
Maurice Ford Wellmore
Arthur Warren Whitcher
Maurice John Wiltse
Canning
J. H. Gunung
M.D
Gunning
J. W. Baird
Henry A. Howard
Charles C. Williams
J. Thomas Baldwin
Monthly Meeting of New England Historic Society Papers Read
The New England Historic Genealogical Society met at Somerset street with Rev. E E Atwater of New Haven presenting a paper on suffrage in early New England colonies. Donation highlights included a portrait of Samuel Thompson and Zeisberger's Indian Dictionary, with limited edition volumes from Frederick Arthur Crisp. Obituary notices for John Lord Hayes and Deacon Avery Plummer were prepared for future publication.
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The
New England Historic, Genealogical Society
Somerset Street
Edward E. Atwater
New Hlaven
Conn
New England
Lewis B. Wilson
Samuel Thompson
Frederick Arthur Crisp
Grove Park
Denmark Hill
London
Stutton
Suffolk
Newton-Linford
Leicestershire
St. Leonard’s
Colchester
Matteshall
Keepham
Norfolk
England
Crisp
E. N. Horsford
Cambridge
Zeisberger
William Ward Wright
John D Kingsbury
William 8. Heywood
Charles H. Pope
William J. Monroe
John Ritchie, Jr
Benjamin Cushing
Tarbox
D.D
John Lord Hayes
Ll.d
South Berwick
Mass
Deacon Avery Plummer
Portsmouth
N. H
Marlboro Street
Boston
George B. Loring
Mountains and Volcanoes Roil Tucson and Surrounding Regions
Tucson Tucson May 4 earthquake struck at 2 12 yesterday afternoon causing heavy damage to buildings and panicked crowds. Santa Catalina mountain shed slices of its sides and volcanic activity was reported near Total Wreck mountains with dust clouds rising 7000 feet above sea level. In Benson ground cracks and a possible eruption were noted near the San Pedro River, while near Tompstone a lake rapidly dried up. The Alpha Delta Phi Society held a notable Boston meeting with Judge Choate praising labor discussion and the fraternity’s values amid Harvard families and national figures.
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Tucson
Ali
Court House
Santa Catalina Mountain
Wreck Mountains
Benson
Ann
San Pedro
Whetstone Mountains
Tompstone
Arn
Weather Indications For New England And Nearby States
Washington dispatch notes a 24 hour period beginning 7 a m Thursday May 5. Maine New Hampshire Vermont expect fair weather with stationary temperatures and light northerly to easterly winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut expect fair weather with cooler easterly winds. Eastern New York to have fair weather followed by local rains and cooler temperatures.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Meteorological Record of Yesterday Across Stations
The following is the meteorological record of yesterday up to 10 p m with observations taken concurrently at all stations. Data cover temperatures wind direction and speed precipitation and general weather conditions across multiple locales.
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Jeff
India
China
John H. Pray
Washington Street
Harrison Avenue
Kapiolani
Paine's Furniture
Canal Street
Philadelphia
New Yorks
Washingtons
Pittaburk-Detroits
Pittsburgs
Mas Peleadie
Chicago
Lynn
Lowells
Lynne
Haverhill
Haverhills
Salems
Portlands
Lawrences
Princetons
Columbias
Williamstown
Trinity
William HA. Baldwin, Jr
Union Pacific Railroad
Montana
Butte City
Mont
Republican Club
Hyde Park
Ames
Govenor Brackett
Times-Dillon- Parnell
Kentucky
Governor -the Platform
College OF Pharmacy
Back Bay
Historic, Genealogical
E. E. Atwater
New Haven
Alpha Delta Phi
Judge Choate
Thayer
Dr. Hale
Alpha Delta Phi Society
Hotel Vendome
Tremont Temple
Joseph H. Choate
Baldwin
Benjamin W. Franklin
Executive Council
Henry S. Dewey
New England Graduate Association
Messrs
H. W. Keyes
F. S. Coolidge
A. L. Hallowell
H. D. Hale
Choate
Welcom
Teir
Alpha Deltas
West
Paris
Ann Arbor
Kenyon
Cornell
Athens
Faneuil Hall
Liberty
Otis
Adams
Hancock
Webster
Union
Garrison
Phillips
Prescott
Motley
Longfellow
Emerson
Lowell
James Russell Lowell
Leasure
Fountain Head
Hamilton College
Bodo
Johns Hopkins
George William Curtis
Charlies 5
Fairchild
Everett P. Wheeler
Chase
Blatchford
Morton
Observer’s Office
Signal Service
Miami
Portland
Keeen
Block Island
Nantucket
Anon
Northfeld
Albany
N.Y
Savannah Sane
Pate
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Cloudy
New Orleans
Clear Cineinnalt Avenee
Clear Titisburg Cenvene
Buffalo
Ore
Fair Osne Dicervice
Fair Cleveland
Clear
Detroit
Cloudy Alpena Ete Teee
St. Onis
Pate Hae
Lee Hyrain
Omaha
St. Vincent
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