Boston Music Hall Concerts Open 1888 Season May 23
Boston's summer entertainment begins with a Music Hall concert on Wednesday evening May 23 1888. Promoters tout fashionable attire including Henry I and Wilson B hats plus imported English Serge Suits, urging patrons to dress well for the opening night and enjoy a premier social event.
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Cotton Sheds Burn at Fall River Destroys 950 Bales
Fire swept the Old Colony freight sheds at the steamboat docks destroying two wooden cotton sheds and about 950 bales. Loss likely over 20000 dollars with several mills listed as owners. Some lot books were lost, ownership unclear. Separate reports from Philadelphia and Pittsfield note Belmont Iron Works fire at Forty second street causing about 70000 in building and 10000 in stock loss, insured. Jericho Mill Hinsdale burned late last night, incendiary suspected, loss around 30000 insured.
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Old Colony
Merchants’ Mills
Pocasset Mills
W. H. Hathaway
Shore Mills
Metacomet Mills
Chace Mills
Philadelphia
Iron and Machine Works
Belmont Iron Company
Forty-second Street
Elm Avenue
Pittsfield
Jericho
Hinsdale
Plunkett Woollen Colony
Mendelssohn & Co
Newark
Attack on South Boston man near Broadway extension
William O'Brien of 284 Fourth Street South Boston reports he was assaulted by two men on Harrison Avenue near the Broadway extension Monday night. After beating him they threw him into a cellar, where he was found around noon yesterday and taken home. Dr Lane ordered his removal to the City Hospital.
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Weather Indications for New England and New York
Weather bulletin from Washington on May 22 forecasts for the next twenty four hours starting 7 am May 23. New England and eastern New York to have warmer fair weather with rain moving into eastern New York and Connecticut later. Winds to become fresh to brisk southeast.
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Steamers Arrived and Departures Noted at Ports
Shipping news lists multiple arrivals and departures with dates May 17 to May 22 from Boston New Orleans New York Philadelphia Glasgow Barcelona Lisbon Queenstown and other ports. Vessels include Lemuria Timor Federation Pavonia City of New York Republic Lord of the Isles and more with routes to Bremen London Liverpool and San Francisco among others. A local ad requests Fire Insurance inquiry for Jo an O Parer at 20 Kilby Street to expand office accommodations.
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Maine Democrats Indorse Cleveland Nominate Putnam Governor
The Maine Democratic state convention at Augusta endorsed Grover Cleveland’s administration, nominated William L. Putnam for governor by acclamation, and reorganized the state committee. Delegates-at-large include Payson Tucker and Arthur Sewall. party leaders urged reform and temperance measures.
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Committee On
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Putnam
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McGillicudy
Lewiston
Clifford
Maine
John B. Redman
B. F. Chadbourne
Biddeford
Democratic State Committee
Putnam Nomination Met With Enthusiasm in Maine
Portland May 22 Democrats here show strong support for Mr. Putnam nominee for Governor. The Augusta convention praised his capacity and leadership, saying he would reflect well on Maine and the party. Delegates to St Louis and presidential electors are seen as a party favorite.
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Philadelphia
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Washington
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Portland
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Augusta
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Bangor
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Biddeford
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Thomaston
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Belfast
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Guilford
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Bethel
Charles McCarthy
Anderson
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Dom Pedro Dying After Loss of Speech in Milan
Milan May 22 The Emperor of Brazil seems paralyzed with labored breathing and has lost speech Oxygen was given and a caffeine injection made him briefly more conscious but recovery appears unlikely Prince Augustus of Saxe Coburg and Dr Charcot of Paris were summoned and the last rites were performed at his bedside
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Prince Augustus of
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Dom Pedro
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Paris
Bribery Charges Hit Chicago Street Railway Officials
May 22 report details alleged wide scale jury bribing and perjury by Chicago City Railway Company agents. Sumner C. Welch and attorney William Starkey are central figures. Testimony shows Welch funded jurors and witnesses including a former clerk and a furniture agent. Witnesses say Welch even urged a man to testify to a case he knew nothing about.
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Chicago City Railway Company
Sumner C. Welch
William Starkey
H. E. Bond
Welch
Bond
John S. Newton
Starkey Ha
Texas for Cleveland at Fort Worth Democratic Convention
The Dallas Fort Worth May 22 report says the Texas Democratic State convention met in Fort Worth to elect delegates to St Louis. Ex-Governor Throckmorton served as temporary chairman and the convention supports Cleveland. The platform endorses Cleveland favors the Mills bill seeks removal of Mexico United States commerce restrictions and opposes further Texas prohibition agitation.
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Tex
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Throckmorton
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Denver Rio Grande Stockholders Approve Joint Use and Mortgage
In Denver stockholders ratified a joint-use agreement with Rock Island Railroad for lines between Pueblo and Denver. They authorized a new improvement mortgage at 5000 per mile and issued 3,000,000 in bonds for property improvements by a near unanimous vote of 535,730 to 10.
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Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
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Pueblo
Denver
Trial of Naegle in Montreal Court Hears Grand Trunk Robbery Details
The Court of Queen's Bench resumes Naegle's trial as witnesses recount the Grand Trunk robbery plan. Detective Maxwell testifies about meetings with Wilson Fahey and Bureau, detailing a scheme to burglarize a jewelry store and other targets. The defense rests after the father testifies, and verdict expectations lean toward guilt. Detective Flynn reports a New York letter offering immunity in exchange for testimony.
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Thomas Charrin
Maxwell
Chicago
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Flynn
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Meis
Iason
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St. Lawrence Street
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Drolet Street
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Plante
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Eee
New York
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Indorse the Parnellite Manifesto Meeting in Cork
London May 23 reports Cork mayor called a Sunday public meeting to indorse the Parnellite manifesto. Also notes Jallinasloe town commission refused Pope’s ruling and Marquis of Conyngham’s eviction plans were abandoned after tenants secured favorable terms.
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Delegates Clash in Boston Ward Caucus Delays 1888 Setup
Delegates from Boston wards gather at Tremont Temple to form the 1888 city committee. Thomas J. Barry presides with Patrick Maguire as temporary chair while contests from wards 4 8 12 13 15 16 22 and 23 are heard. The court upholds regulars for several wards and rules Ward 5 protest too late.
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Thomas J. Barry
Democratic City Committee of
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Patrick Maguire
Maguire
Barry
Democratic State Committee
P. D. Dwyer
Patrick J. Kennedy
L. J. Logan
E. F. Reilly
James Donovan
Charlestown
Prp
Philip J. Doherty
Doherty
Reilly
Donovan
Eereer Barry
M. M. Cunniff
John H. Lee
McLaughlin
P. F. Sullivan
Henry F. Naphen
South
Patrick D. Dwyer
Committee On Credentials
Ward 5
John H. Burke
Ward 24
Ward
Murphy-Donovan
Michael J. Mitchell
Mitchell
Francis J. Murphy
Lee
George A. Sanderson
T. Frank Murphy
John F. Dore
Karey
D. J. Quinn
Ward 12
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