New York Democrats Move to Organize Cleveland Delegation
News from New York says Cleveland's supporters plan to organize the state delegation for the next national convention. They seek business backing, resist Governor Hill’s control, and expect New York to rally behind Cleveland as the strongest choice for a conservative financial policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
the Post
New York
Cleveland
Governor Hill
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York City
Hill
Samuel J. Tilden
Whitney
Joseph H. O’neil
Duty On Garnested Wool Waste Declined
Treasury declines to apply Mulhauser decision to garnetted wool waste. Assistant Secretary Spaulding says garnetted waste, made by returning processed wool to near scoured condition, is distinct from ring waste and duty remains 30 cents per pound. Refunds on ring waste above 10 cents per pound are still required by Cleveland ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
J. ”. Tucker
State Street
Boston
Mulhauser
Cleveland
Spaulding
Tucker
Nebraska Governorship Case Reaches Supreme Court
Justice Brewer granted the writ of error sought by counsel for Boyd the Nebraska governor elect to test the Nebraskan Supreme Court ruling that he was not an American citizen and thus ineligible to hold the office. The Supreme Court will reconvene on the 25th inst with a motion to advance the case for a speedy hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Boyd
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
Direct tax draft for Rhode Island issued by Treasury
The Treasury Department issued today a draft for 87 423 dollars in favor of the State of Rhode Island as its share of the direct tax fund, less about 12 000 dollars withheld for arms furnished to the State by the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Rhode Island
United States
Seizure Over Undervaluation of Granite by Maine Port
Special Agent Montgomery seized eighteen large finished granite pieces at Vanceboro Maine coming from St John New Brunswick via Boston & Maine. The entry undervalued the goods by about 200 percent, under the McKinley law. Penalties include fines up to 500 and up to two years imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Treasury Department
McKinley
Canada
Nova Scotia
Maine
Vanceboro
Boston & Maine
Treasury
St. John
New Brunswick
Burpe & Co
Quincy
Mass
Passenger lists mark brisk travel from Boston to Liverpool
The annual exodus to Britain and the Continent is underway with the Cunard Pavonia sailing from East Boston at 4 p.m. carrying 92 saloon passengers, 102 in second cabin, and 250 in steerage. The saloon list includes Mrs. Henry Hodson as infant and names such as the Rev. David Shurtleff and J. M. Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Isles
Boston
New York
Pavonia
Cunard Line
East Boston
Liverpool
Henry Hodson
David Shurtleff
EE. W. Ordway
Henry Bruce
J. M. Jackson
Trickster Lobbyist Case Shocks State Legislature
A note of scandal touches the Great and General Court as a Boston banker’s agent allegedly offered cash to sway a Water Supply Committee vote in Lexington. The probe, aided by Attorney General Pillsbury and District Attorney Stevens, could not produce charges, leaving lawmakers hopeful to ensnare the culprit and restore public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great and General Court
Lexington Water Company
Committee On Water Supply
Boston
Petiioners
Water Company
H. FE. Fales
Milford
Albert E. Pillsbury
Oliver Stevens
Stevens
Statistical Association meeting selects new members
The American Statistical Association held a quarterly gathering at the Rogers Building, Institute of Technology, with General Francis A. Walker presiding. New members named include William H. Rhaum, M. A. Kursheedt, B. Chase, Robert Dornan, R. S. Tracy, H. Angell, Lucy M. Salmon, J. M. McNair, R. S. Prichett, A. A. Pope, George A. Rich, James G. Cannon, Collin Armstrong. Carroll D. Wright delivered a paper on a basis for statistics for cost of production, noting Congress inquiries as a statistical triumph yet lacking detail and outlining two classes of cost elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Statistical Association
Rogers Building
Institute of Technology
Francis A. Walker
William H. Rhaum
Philadelphia
M. A. Kursheedt
New York
B. Chase
Boston
Robert Dornan
Tracy
H. Angell
Washington
Lucy M. Salmon
Vassar College
J. M. McNair
Japan
Prichett
Washington University
St. Louis
A. A. Pope
George A. Rich
James G. Cannon
Collin Armstrong
Carroll D. Wright
Congress
First Ten From Class Of 1894 Named At Harvard
The article notes Harvard freshmen who join the Institute of 1770 and the “Dickey” among other elite clubs. It lists F. C. Bishop of New York City T. E. Sherwin of Jamaica Plain J. K. Lowell of Southboro Co Lee of Boston H. M. Wheelwright of Jamaica Plain J. M. Thompson of Apananed Morgan of Washington R. P. Blake of Boston R Furman of New York City J. B. Eustis of New Orleans as the first ten for 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Dickey
Alpha Delta Phi
Delta Phi
A. D
The
Porcelsian
F. C. Bishop
New York City
T. E. Sherwin
Jamaica Plain
J. K. Lowell
Southboro
Co, Lee
Boston
H. M. Wheelwright
J. M. Thompson
Apananed
Morgan
Washington
R. P. Blake
R. Furman
J. B. Eustis
New Orleans
Obituary notices for Charles King and John Conlon in 19th century press
Charles King of Howe's Station Middleton dies at 129 after effects of grip aged 110. He was born in St. Geravais Quebec, had fourteen children, seven living, fought in the 1812 and French wars. John Conlon Lincoln Street liquor merchant dies at 23 Dwight Street after grippe and pneumonia, 55, long Catholic charity contributor and hospital worker. Also a Minneapolis dispatch notes Gustave M Finotte a former banker and consul aged 78, from Florence Boston and New York background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles King
Howe’s Station
Middleton
St. Gervais
Quebec
Mary Fevereaux
Charles, Jr
Michael
Jean
William
Vermont
Jane
Kansas
Francis
Peter
John Conlon
Lincoln Street
Dwight Street
Joe
Irish Society
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Brookline Street
Working Boys’ Home
Catholic Union
Conlon
Minneapolis Journal
Yankton
S. D
Gustave M. Finotte
Florence
Italy
Boston
New York
Harvard University Calendar Summary
Harvard schedules May events across campus venues. Appleton Chapel hosts Rev Frederic Palmer of Andover on Sunday at 7 30 p.m. The seminary covers Reconstruction in Arkansas with Mr L H Roots. Bowdoin Prize readings and talks occur at University buildings with public access. seminars on Homeric topics by Curt Sevel and Charles Henry Conrad Wright. Midweek lectures include Divinity School Chapel conference and French literature influence discussions. Friday features a Divinity School Chapel preaching service at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Appleton Chapel
Frederic Palmer
Andover
Arkansas
L. H. Roots
University
Tyfu Espay
Faculty of Arts
Bowdoin
Curt
A.B. Sevel
Weednesday
Divinity School
Massachusetts
Semitic Museum
Lyon
Bowdoin Prize
England
America
Charles Henry Conrad Wright
Monongahela Names Summer Cruise Sail Date
Monongahela will sail on her summer cruise next week from New Potet R L May 15. U S naval signals indicate a planned voyage with Monongahela as the lead vessel in a program of coastal operations and training activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela
Newpocet
R. L
Also Mentioned on This Page
York
Democratic
New Books
Arto Bartss
Albrecht
Saucy Betty Mark
John Vantine
Mere Marchette
Barum West
Amber
April
Lady
Delia Grimwet
Old Cambridge
College Yard
Beck
Main
Harvard Streets
Méring
Harvard Street
Prescott Streets
Harvard Square
Main Streets
D. Murray Howe
School Street
Boston Theatre
Leonard Grover
Roland D. Grant
William ‘Gore
Sarah J. Mentor
Hammond—Carney
Addiammond
Elizabeth Carney
M. J. Gevase
Russell B. Holton
Sarah E. Clark
Nelson—Jacobson
Somerville
Scotte M Durell
John Nelson
Cass Jacobson
Frederick Scott
Minnie Campbell
Nellie Murray
Mary Dexter
Ann Groves
W. E. Whitney
Joseph Plunkett
George C. Folsom
Robert Thin
Henry F. Waters
Frank F. Starr
Ogden H. Fethers
C. A. Hilton
Clare
J. Tod
Sarah C. Bridden
Margaret Turner
Louise Turner
Annie L. McDonald
Roger McDonald
John Trees
M. A. Snow
F. A. Varney
Paul C. Varney
Minnie McDonald
A. N. Watt
Eliza Goodwin
Lucy G. Wadsworth
E. F. Wadsworth
Charles L. Howe
Katherine
Dodd
Fannie Field
Amy IF. Lewis
Louise
J. Koopman
Emily Robbins
M. Richardson
F. W. Freeborn
Edwi Bangs
Marcus H. Gilbert
RF. Barry
W. B. Bac
Garrett
George Dexter
Helen Dexter
Arthur H. Smith
Cockburn
Agnes A. Carter
Etruria
Marion Lawrence
Elbe
Diesel
C. N. Richardson
Belle N. Hedges
Joe Shoninger
Edwin Jack
Gertrude Lawrence
Miss Dresel
Luisa Dresel
the State Legislature
Meeting of the Statistical Association
Institute
James F. B. Marshall
Channing Hall
Beacon St
George E. Ellis
Faward E. Hale
General Armstrong
City Notices
City of Boston
Street Department
City Hall
Troy St
Harrison Ave
Albany St
Fulton St
Richmond
Lewis St
Longwood Ave
Parker St
Huntington Ave
Austin St
Charlestown
Main St
Washington St
Flist St
South Boston
N.Y
A St
Broadway
First St
Streets
Toledo
James Jackson French
Hosmer
Watertown
Alfred Hosier
Rice
Allston
Abel F. Rice
Holton Street
Robbins
Hyde Park
Charles A. Robbins
Canton
Abigail Tolman
Corydon Spaulding
Chapman Street
Welsh
Charles Watson Welsh
Thomas Welsh
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont St
NEW England Mutual
Life Insurance Post Office Square
Benj.f. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
F. Trull
Wm. B. Turner
Margaret Crosby
South Shore
Copeland
T. ComBy
Annie R. Ramsey
Norfolk Avenue
Hampden Street
Magazine Street
Pemberton Sq
Portland St
Northern Railroad
White’s Opera House
Concord
N. H
WM. L. Foster
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Railroad Company
Kittery
F. R. Barrett
Portland
Post Publishing Company
W. H. Hughes
Back Rock House
Jerusalem Road
Nantasket
Rowe Annex
Hotel Bellevue
Beacon Street
R. Smith
Atkinson House Furnishing Company
Liberty Square
Cor
Kilby and
Water Streets
James && Abbot
Niles Building
Beacon
Tremont
School
Court Streets
William C. Peters
Congress Street
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
West Newton
Samuel Barnard
John T. Pope
Withrop
Floyd & Tucker
School St
Pinckney Street
Chester
Devonshire St
Annie Payson
Oe Divkinson
Petrarch
May Alden Ward
Peer Religion
Joseph Henry Allen
George Meredith
Olive Schreiner
Ursula
Balzac
Roberts Brothers
Sargent
Trowbridge
Unday S
Emerson
Oliver Ditson Company
Badminton Library of Sports
Robert Weir
J. Moray Brown
F. Dodd
J. S. Allen
G. D. Giles
Duke of Beaufort
Earl of Suffolk
Berkshire
A.e.t.watson
A. E. T. Watson
Earl of Onslow
E. L. Anderson
India
Little, Brown & Co., Publishers
Washington Street
Bos
Atlantic Avenue
Eastern Station
Arch
Federal
Purchase
Essex St
Brice S. Evans & Son
Equitable Building
City Hal
Board of Assessors
J. S. Duncklee
Board OF Health
Europe
Macéla
Canary Orape de Verde Islands
Mediterranean
Straits
Africa
Cape of Good Hope
West India
Bahama
Bermuda Islands
Virginia
C. E, Davis, JR
Charles A. Shaw
Otis M. Shaw
C. A. Shaw & Co
Camden
Thomas A. Hunt
Selectmen
Amos Binney
Exchange Building
State ST
Winthrop Beaches
George L. Wadsworth
Tolet
Fort Hill
High
Hartford Sts
Ww. B. P
EEKS
Murdock
Huntington Avenue
Oliver Street
Franklin Street
A. L. Murdock
Equitable
Milk and
Devonshire Streets
J. H. Kazar
HULL
Oregon House
Harrington
West Chop
Martha’s Vineyard
Ocean House
Swampscott
Marcellus W. Carter
Marblehead Neck
Boylston
Dearborn
North Shore
John Dunlop
the Blynman
Crescent Beach House
Magnolia
Warren F. Knowlton
Amanda S. Perkins
Albracca
York Harbor
NEW House
W. L. Baker
Pigeon
Cape Ann
Robinson
Pigeon Cove
Western Union Telegraph
Kearsarge Village
North Conway
White Mountain
DOW & Hill
Hawthorne Inn
East Gloucester
G. Odiorne Stacy
Island House
Harbor
Mt. Desert Island
H. H. Clark
Dan’l F
Knowlton
Hollis Cartree
Isaac B. Rich
Richard Old Jed Olden Prouty
Dora Wiley
Eugene Tompkins
Soudan
Neville
Wolves of
Tremont Theatre
Abbey & Schoeffel
E. S. Willard
A. M. Palmer
Henry Arthur Jones
Grand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Alexander Salvini
Howard Athenium
Charles W. Exion
F. E. Weber
Messrs. W. B. Clarke & Co
Francis H. Brown
Sec
W. B. Clarke
William H. Baldwin
Grundmann Studio
Woman’s Educational and Industrial Union
Boylston St
Hall
Art Museum
Kimball’s
Park St
Leeson
Great Jardin Mabille
Essex Market
Printing House Square
Postoffice
Tetlow
New York Wolves Illustrated
Francis Wilson
Park Theatre
Helen Barry
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Pinero