China on Her Dignity and Washington Diplomacy
Washington May 19 The new Chinese minister will reach Washington around September first with instructions from the Emperor on the Scott exclusion act. He will protest the hurry to pass the act while the treaty option was pending, then drop the affair. Chinese officials ridiculed retaliation talk and emphasize national pride expressed through proper channels.
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Peror
China
Congress
Blaine names Louis Dent as private secretary
Secretary Blaine appoints Louis Dent of this city as private secretary, replacing Thomas H. Sherman who is chosen as consul to Liverpool. Dent, nephew of Mrs. General Grant, aided Blaine on Twenty Years of Congress. Sherman and family sail for Liverpool on June 12.
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Louis Dent
Thomas H. Sherman
Liverpool
Dent
General Grant
Sherman
Offick
City Hall
Boston
Board of Assessors
Joshua 8. Duncklee
Harrisons to Deer Park for Summer Stay
Mrs. Harrison packs for Deer Park where the President and family likely occupy a cottage in the mountains early in the week. Cleveland ended the Soldiers Home summer residence custom, so the President seeks private quarters near capital. Harrison plans to go to Deer Park Saturdays with occasional overnight stays.
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Harrisons
Deer Park
Harrison
Cleveland
Catholic University Banquet Honors Rt. Rev. E S Keane
Arrangements are complete for a Tuesday banquet in honor of Rt. Rev. E S Keane rector of the new Catholic University. Attendees include Cardinal Gibbons Bishop Williams of Boston Chief Justice Fuller President Gilman of Johns Hopkins University and Dr Gorigan now vice rector of the university.
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Catholic University
E S. Keane
Cardinal Gibbons
Williams
Boston
Fuller
Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
Gorigan
Fitchburg
Mass
Congress of American Nations opens in Washington with invited delegates
Several countries including Chile Brazil and Bolivia accept invitations to a Congress of American Nations to open in Washington on October 2. Delegates from the United States are named. The conference has no power to bind states or alter existing treaties and aims to foster friendly exchange on important topics to broaden social and commercial ties.
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Congress OF American Nations
United States
Washington
Chile
Brazil
Sagptine Republic
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Peru
Honduras
Nicaragua
Salvador
Bolivia
Bayard
Office Seeker Becomes A Vagrant
Henry W. Rogers a middle aged man arrived March 4 for a consulate was jailed last night as a vagrant at Twelfth Street station house He carried about 20 in copper money and five cent pieces from street solicitations He appeared before Judge Miller in Police Court last week posted personal bonds to leave town but expected to secure the position in a few days more
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Henry W. Rogers
Twelfth Street
Pneumatic gun carriage trial set for Annapolis
The trial of the pneumatic gun carriage will be held in Annapolis Maryland on Wednesday. It was to be private but rising interest in this ordnance carriage has drawn a large crowd expected to witness the event.
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Annapolis
Indian Orchard Mills
William Gray
Water and Power Company
International Marine Conference Invites Global Participation
Countries including Great Britain Germany France Italy Denmark Russia Belgium and others will join an international marine conference in the city starting October 16. The United States will send a seven member board with similar delegation size for fees powers. Proceedings will be in English with translations as needed. Congress has appropriated $20 000 and may need a deficiency appropriation.
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Germany
France
Italy
Denmark
Russia
Belgium
Mexico
Brazil
Chile
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Hawaii
Japan
Netherlands
Nicaragua
Spain
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Congress
Man Arrested For Using Senators Franks On Private Mail
Poston, about 60, confessed to using the franks of Senator Stewart of Nevada and Delegate Smith of Arizona on private mail matter. Officers seized a government envelope marked Part of Congressional Record. He waived examination, held on $2000 bond awaiting grand jury action. claimed past service as Arizona delegate to Congress and later land office register at Florence.
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Charles D. Poston
Stewart
Nevada
Smith
Arizona
Poston
Grand
Congress
Register of the Land Office
Florence
Ari
Davenport's Extraordinary Expenses Gain Presidential Election Approval
New York chief elections supervisor John S. Davenport's accounts for extraordinary expenses in the last presidential election were officially approved. First Comptroller Matthews issued an opinion reviewing jurisdiction and related questions, noting the President's allowance under Circuit Court taxation and circuit judge certification, a ruling binding on the auditor.
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Davenport
John S. Davenport
New York
First
Matthews
Circuit Court
Southern District of
State House Prophet Predicts Crapo Nomination and Haile Lead
An old statehouse prophet says Crapo will win the Republican nomination with Brackett a distant competitor. Haile of Springfield leads the lieutenant governor contest though Jewett Walker and others are active. Councillor district races show several incumbents favored for renomination and active preconvention canvassing.
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Brackett
Crapo
Commonwealth
Haile
Springfield
Jewett
Governor’s Council
Myron P. Walker
Belchertown
Walker
Keith
Bourne
Tafts
Boston
Flynn
Fuller
Mr. Mudge
Charles F. Loring
Melrose
Byron Truell
Lawrence
Palmer
Groton
Loring
Charles A. Gleason
New Braintree
Denny
John H. Cochrane
Southbridge
H. M. Phillips
Trussell Freezer Inventor in Canada for Health
W C Trussell inventor of a patent automatic freezer has left Boston for Montreal with about 30000 in cash from his freezer company stock. He denies wrongdoing and says he left for health vacation with his wife and family. The treasurer and stockholders say the company is unaffected and the process secret remains with them.
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W. C. Trussell
Boston
Montreal
Trussell Automatic Freezer Company
Trussell
Travelers Arrive in Bulk at Local Hotels From Many Cities
Samuel Wells Cumming returns to Hotel Brunswick after a pleasure trip. The Adams House hosts theater manager J. M. Hill with his family. The following list names numerous arrivals including Vendomer George, A Jessup of Scranton, Morgridge of New York, C H Atkinson, Mrs Mark Skinner, Corbin of Webster, Proctor of Utica, and many others from London to Cincinnati joining guests at Brunswick, Adams, Thornton, Parker's, and other local houses.
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Hotel Brunswick
J. M. Hill
Adams House
Vendomer—George
A. Jessup
Scranton
Penn
Alden Sampson
Harriet Sampson Morgridge
New York
L. V. Fildes
London
Eng
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Singleton Grange
Lancashire
Mark Skinner
P. G. Hubert
L. Goodman
Thomas G. Conover
Louisville
F. Grant
New Haven
Conn
J.M. Wilson
Brooklyn
Carle E. Steere
Hartford
Adams
Frank Shapleigh
St. Louis
F. P. Walker
Joseph Jaffras
Frank L. Judkin
Amherst
Frank Nadler
Bok Island
George E. Latney
Rochester
N. Y
William F. Ross
Richmond
LB. Humphrey
Towanda
New Defenders of Fort Warren Arrive from Alabama
Light Battery D of the Second United States Artillery, 33 men under Captain Scantling, arrived by Boston & Albany Railway in Worcester then boarded the Resolute to Fort Warren. They traveled three days from Mt. Vernon Alabama and fear the harbor winter weather. The existing force is bound for Florida.
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Mt. Vernon
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Long Wharf
Postmaster Selection Meeting In Malden
May 19. A gathering of sailors and soldiers veterans of the late war in Malden elected a candidate for postmaster. W. W. Sampson was nominated and a petition will be sent to the President requesting his appointment at the end of the current incumbent’s term.
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England and Christianity Sermon for Queen Victoria Birthday
The Rev Albert E George preached at St Matthews Church South Boston on England and its Christian roots in a sermon for the British Charitable Society’s Queen Victoria birthday observance. He highlighted England’s loyalty through faith, praised John Bright, and noted the society’s growth since 1867 with disbursements over 6000 dollars to relief efforts and promotion of brotherly charity.
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South Boston
Albert E. George
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Queen Victoria
America
John Bright
Straws From State Street Reflect Market Turn In New York
Stock market chatter notes a shift with easy money and good crop prospects lifting shorts. Oregon Transcontinental and Boston short covering dominate chatter as investors seek gains, while London demand for Pennsylvania stock falters. terse reports include Aspinwall street ground break, Indian Orchard Mills loss, and Needles bridge delay due to mischarted piers.
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Business troubles among Peabody creditors and insolvencies
Creditors of Calvin P. Osborne Peabody carrier meet in Boston with liabilities around 16000 and uncertain assets. Joseph E. Harris Peabody tanner faces about 18000 liabilities with 8000 endorsed by Osborne. Committees named to probe both affairs. Cushing Polley Waltham files insolvency petition. Turcotte furniture dealer assigns to Kimball. Nichols Boston files insolvency with 8299 liabilities and 400 secured. Soutwick Peabody currier accepts 50 cent offers. Kopelowich Syracuse assigns.
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Osborne
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Mr. Walker
Cushing & Polley, Jewellers
Waltham
Joseph A. Turcotte
Friton Street
W. Frederick Kimball
Court Street
John
Nichols
Malden
A. Soutwick
Currier
H. Kopelowich
Syracuse
N. Y
HOLLIS STREET THEATRE AND AREA PLAYBILLS
Amusements listing shows Hollis Street Theatre presenting 8 Daldah at 7 45 evenings. Boston Museum features Little Lord Fauntleroy with 3 pm matinee. Park Theatre offers Captain Swift at 7 46. Globe Theatre shows A Dark Secret and Boston Theatre presents Davy Crockett. Cyclorama displays Custer s Last Fight at Tremont Street. Bowdoin Atheneum runs We Us Co in the evening. Opera House screens May Blossom at 7 40.
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Globe Theatre
Boston
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Cyclorama
Tremont Street
Custer
Bowp
We, Us & Co
Nathan Strecker Wedding at Jewish Synagogue
About 300 guests attended the wedding of John Nathan and Sarah M Strecker at Union Park Street Jewish synagogue yesterday afternoon. Dr Las ker read the service, Lohengrin's March was played, and the bridal party entered. Afterward a reception was held at Cotillon Hall prior to a Southern tour and their plan to reside on Tremont Street Brookline.
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Union Park Street
John Nathan
Sarah M. Strecker
Morris Strecker
Dr. Lasker
Grosain
Cotillon Hall
Tremont Street
Brookine
Auction Sales Today Real Estate firms listed marriages
Real estate auction sales in this city include Samuel Hatch and Co with 12m terms. Marriages noted across several entries dated May 12 to May 19 by various reverends include Conrad Bowdoin Gifford Dudley Larsen Mahoney Sullivan Nathan Strecker Poland Watts Pattee Desmond with partners from Boston Arlington Cambridge and surrounding areas.
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Samuel Hatch & Co
Death notices from Boston area listings May 16 18 19
Deaths listed for Mrs Theodore D P Adams Catherine Brennan Mary Bachmann Maurice Brady John Curley Mary Dow Major Chauncey Dean Laura G Dillingham George Emerson John H Fletcher Walter S Francis Thomas Gannon William Green Loren Griswold Robert Hill Mary Herbert Jane M Hunt Edward Lefaour Patrick Leary David W Mahoney Louise E Mendum Mary McCormack Edward Ryan Henry J Taylor John W Thompson James Wilson plus burial/service notes for St Pauls Tremont Street and Roxbury Boston Highlands.
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James B. Dow
St. Paul’s Church
Tremont Street
Ata
Jamaica Plain
Laura G
George B. Dillingham
Emerson
East Cambridge
George B. Emerson
Fletcher
John H. Fletcher
Francis
Walter S. Francis
Gannon
Massachusetts General Hospital
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Beverly
Edward B. Lefavour
Deacon Issacher
Lydia A. Lefavour
Leary
Patrick H. Leary
Mahoney
David W. Mahoney
McClintock
Boston Highlands
William C. McClintock
Mendum
Louise E
Charles A. Mendum
McCormack
Mary McCormack
Ryan
Edward Ryan
Taylor
Brighton
Mass
Henry J., Youpaee
Albert A
Martha A. Taylor
Thompson
John W. Thompson
Wilson
Cohasset
James Wilson
Low Life and Tonic Remedies Highlight Duffy’s Whiskey
Health notices cite Prof. Austin Flint and Dr. J M Cornwall praising alcoholic tonics for debility and wasting diseases. The piece touts Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a safe, pure, time tested stimulant and urges avoidance of other bottled whiskies.
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Bellevue
New York
J. M. Cornwall
Duffy
Duffy’s
Swampscott 74 Acre Estate For Sale Near Station
74 acres of land known as the Stetson Estate near the railroad station. Land can be cut up for profitable speculation. Apply to Alex S. Porter at 27 State Street.
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Alex S. Porter
State Street
Jamaica Plat For Sale Near Pond In Best Class Area
Attractive building site near the Pond with a fine homestead to be divided or sold entire. Includes house and stable with conveniences and shade trees. GEO. B. ELLIOT 209 Washington Street.
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D. M. Garrett
Kent Street
Brookline
Mass
Geo. B. Elliot
Washington Street
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