Democratic Preferences for Delegates by State and Candidate
A fragmented list shows various states with delegate counts or preferences for Hill and LeeDs New York, including Rhode Island Massachusetts Minnesota Pennsylvania Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Virginia and others. The data appears as partial tallies with totals and mentions of districts or regions and a final note on the total number of delegates needed for choice.
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LeeDs
New York
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
North Dakota
Virginia
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Weamsas
Indiana
Wyoming
Oregon
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Vermont
District Columbia
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Missouri
Arizona
Delaware
Georgia
North Carolina
California
General Taylor Named as Lieut Governor Candidate
The Post endorses General Charles H. Taylor for Lieutenant Governor as a strong fit for the Democratic ticket. Taylor, a staff member close to the governor, would rally popular support and bolster the ticket across Massachusetts ahead of the Democratic convention confirmation.
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Concooran
Russell
Charles H. Taylor
Taylor
Corco
Massachusetts
General Taylor
Annie Clarke A Boston Stage Pillar For Forty Years
The Boston theater remembers Annie Clarke for forty years on stage beginning as a child at the Museum. She stands with William Walk Ren and Mrs Vincent among the city’s beloved drama figures, shaping Boston’s stage traditions and development.
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Boston
Annie Clarke
William Walkren
Vincent
Miss Clarke
Tribute to longtime Museum actress underlines dramatic era
A lasting connection with the Museum marks a notable part of this dramatic era. Her work is described as honest sincere and artistic elevating the stage rather than sensational. The tribute on Thursday evening is portrayed as heartfelt and extraordinary, drawn from the people's appreciation.
Helping Hand for Carney Hospital Fund Plan
The Post proposes a $10,000 drive for Carney Hospital after state grant denial. It outlines subscriptions including 50 at $100, 100 at $10, 200 at $5, and 20,000 at 10 cents, with the paper pledging $100 and urging Boston residents to support to ensure Carney’s facilities remain adequate. The plan awaits public response.
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the Post
Carney Hospital
State House
Carney
Boston
John B. Renan
Essex Street
The
Post
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Deas Ek We Wines
Scan Capo
A Sham Temperance Law Debate Returns to Action
The Day liquor bill reconsideration faces likely failure. The outcome would reinforce the Republican majority on a bill seen as a sham. Prohibitionists and practical observers doubt it will curb traffic and fear it legitimizes ineffective regulation and party maneuvering.
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Republican Party
Beacon Hill City Hall Plan Gains Support Amid Legislature Changes
Discussion favors placing a new City Hall on Beacon Hill between the State House and the Court House. Plan aims to enhance city beauty, improve street access and lighting, and connect Beacon Hill to the North End, relieving congested streets.
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Wheelwright
Beacon Hill
State House
City Hall
Court House
Beacon Monument
North End
Public works scheme could greatly benefit Boston city
A proposal described as a valuable public work for Boston urges careful consideration due to its significant potential impact on the city’s growth and welfare. The discussion frames the plan as important for Boston’s future, stressing its value to residents and municipal development.
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Boston
The Young Men’s Vote and the Democratic Appeal
Congressman Williams addresses the Thomas Jefferson Club in Jamaica Plain arguing that young voters should support the Democratic ticket to oppose monopoly power. He criticizes the Republican party as aligned with monopolists and urges youth to help restore a government by the people.
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Williams
Thomas Jefferson Club
Jamaica Plain
Republic
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Record relay hoped from New York to Boston
A proposed relay bicycle courier race from New York to Boston would showcase discipline and speed amid favorable weather and road conditions. The piece contrasts this with the challenging Chicago to New York run, noting heavy rainfall and poor roads as factors.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Miles
Howanp
Blaine or Bust drives Republican feud over Harrison
A razor edge battle within the Republican ranks centers on Blaine and Harrison. Clarkson Quay and Platt lead a faction pressing any candidate against Harrison while deriding official leaders as malcontents. The Boston Journal cites honest Republicans angered by the internecine clash. Democrats stand aside as the struggle persists with no clear winner in sight.
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Blaine
Harrison
The
Boston Journal
Clarkson
National Republican Organization
Quay
Platt
New York
Blarine
Stock Market Close Shows Persistent Bear Pressure
The Saturday Stock Exchange close reflected unchanged conditions with a generally lower price scale across most securities. Transactions were mainly manipulated, and the bear element remained dominant in the market.
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Stock Exchange
Notable residents and events from a local society page
The Hon. Leopold Morse and Mrs Morse plan a summer Europe trip with their sons Isador and Tyler. Ward 11 legislator Perlie A. Dyar lauds his dog Scottie in politics. Dr Samuel E Herrick spoke in Michigan on church anniversaries. City Press Association editors McGrath and Lincoln hosted a hotel banquet. Wishes for long life to Mae and George.
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Leopold Morse
Samuel E. Herrick
Mt. Vernon Congregational Church
Ashburton Place
Jackson
Mich
General Congregational Association of Michigan
D. J. McGrath
George I. Lincoln
City Press Association
United States Hotel
McGrath
Lincoln
Mae
George
Maine political shifts and notable Maine wildlife feat
Professor Bateman campaigns as People's party Governor candidate taking the stamp in Maine. Edward A. Jenks resigns as Concord Monitor business manager along with P. B. Cogswell. J F Pineo captures six rare fox cubs near Cherryfield. Rangeley Lake hosts notable leaders including Governor Russell Thayer Bayard Thayer Simpkins Wetherbee and Peabody for an Oxford Club outing. Ex Governor Plaisted urges state highway funding and pauper support through state funds.
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Bateman
People’s Party
Maine
Edward A. Jenks
Concord
N. Hl
Monitor
P. B. Cogswell
J. F. Pineo
Cherryfield
Rangeley Lake
Governor Russell
Thayer
Bayard Thayer
John Simpkins
J. Otis Wetherbee
Francis Peabody, Jr
Oxford Club
Notable Figures Recall and Pursue Ambitions Across Oceans
Joseph Arch, aged 66, in poor health, symbolizes English agricultural laborer leadership. Frances Hodgson Burnett in Washington maintains Sunday informal receptions. Sousa of the Marine Band faces lucrative offers to lead Chicago military music. Dr. Francis L. Gait, Loudon County physician and former Alabama surgeon, avoids war talk. James Maitland, once a Tribune employee, recounts a fortune and seeks to buy the Tribune from Medill in Chicago.
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Joseph Arch
Agricultural Laborers
England
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Washington
Sousa
Marine Band
Chicago
Loudon County
Francis L. Gait
Alabama
Cherbourg
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
James Maitland
Chicago Tribune
The
Tribune
Medill
Appreciative Cyclist Praises Post for Relay Race Coverage
A Boston reader Apert G Frothingham thanks the Post for interesting relay race reports and editorial backing of roads improvement. He says such pieces will popularize the paper among cyclists and hopes for continued support. May 21.
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Roads Improvement Movement
Apert G
Frothingham
Boston
Appreciated in Adams to the Editor of the Post
A letter from Frank Wis of Adams Massachusetts praises the state engraving he received as a grand piece of work and worthy of appreciation by all who obtain it.
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Frank Wis. Adams
Mass
Blaine Favored by Clarkson Platt Team in Dynamo Plan
New York May 22 Special to the Post reports anti administration forces push Blaine for President. Clarkson Platt HQs in Plaza Hotel crowd with district leaders to push the plan. They expect nomination by acclamation and no ballot if Blaine accepts.
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New York
The
Post
Washington
Blaine
Clarkson
Platt
Plaza Hotel
National Committee
Thomas H. Carter
Montana
Mr. Carter
Quay
Cameron
Mr. Platt
Senator McMillan
New York State
Mr. Vrooman
Mr. Hackett
Mr. Schleicher
Tioga
Russell
Schleicher
Harrison
Clarkson, Platt & Co
World Today
General Clarkson
Mets
Mr. Blaine
Harper's May issue highlights and periodical notes
Periodicals overview notes Harper's Weekly May 18 with Casper W Whitney piece on athletic development and Snipe Shooting by A B Frost. Harper's Bazaar presents Martha Washington paper. Browningana in Poet Love of May. Arcadia and Good Roads May content. May issues of Young Man Fleming H Revell, Glimpses of Student Life, Forest and Stream camping tips, Manufacturers' Record Baltimore on World’s Fair, Pack for May 18 society and politics satire, Then and Now cartoon, Donahoe's May 21 with two Mary Hartwell Catherwood and Robert Grant stories, and Rev Minot J Savage articles.
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Annapolis
West Point
Casper W. Whitney
Harper’s Weekly
A.B. Frost
Sportsman
Marion
Martha Washington
Harper’s Bazar
Love of
Boston Browning Society
Arcadia
Montreal
Boston
Louisa Trumbull Cogswell
J. M. H. Frederick
Ohio
Sterling Elliott
Manufacturers’ Record of
Baltimore
Mary Hartwell Catherwood
Robert Grant
Donahoe
Minot J. Savage
James Halpin
C.C
Cardinal Manning
Up and Dressed praises the Post for relay bicycle run report
A letter from A E Parrison dated May 21 commends the paper for its enterprise and thorough coverage of the Chicago to New York relay bicycle run. He notes the report will interest thousands of Boston wheelmen and praises the Post for its up to date presentation.
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Post
Chicago
New York
Boston
A. E. Parrison
Alaska and Aurania Race to New York Harbor
The steamers Alaska and Aurania arrived from Liverpool after a spirited ocean race. Both ships stayed close, with Alaska holding the lead throughout and docking about an hour before Aurania.
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New York
Alaska
Liverpool
Love Letters of a Worldly Woman Read in Review
A 19th century review outlines Mrs. W. K. Clifford's Love Letters of a Worldly Woman. It traces a fashionable woman's engagement, regret, and shift to a marriage driven by ambition. The piece also covers new and revised editions from Harper’s, including works by Black, Colbeck, Bunce, Miller, Wood, Mason, Jephson, and Ballou, noting themes from social manners to political platforms and travel writing.
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William Black
New York
Harper & Bros
Staincliffes
A. Colbeck
Charles Ingsley
Heming H. Revell & Co
Boston
American Baptist Publication Society
Oliver Bell Bunce
D. Appleton & Co
Olive Thorne Miller
Little Brothers of
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Henry Wood
Wood
God
Lee & Shepard
Appletons
Otis T. Mason
Department of Ethnology
National Museum
Washington, D. C
American Folklore Society
Henry Jephson
Price
Macmillan & Co
Estes & Lauriat
Equatorial America
St. Thomas
Martinique
Barbados
South America
Hat Sketched at Auteuil Described in White Leghorn Straw
The stylish hat sketched at Auteuil features white leghorn straw with a high crown and pompadour ribbon trim, capturing a fashionable millinery detail from the scene.
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Auteuil
Gadfly Anecdotes and Quips From Peculiar Gossip
A collage of sharp captions and oddities from late 19th century papers. Cartoonish quips poke at politics figures like Jay Gould and Governor Foster while social topics such as marriage and trains surface in brisk, humorous phrasing. The tone mirrors a bustling newspaper page of wry commentary.
Telegraphic Strain on Republican Convention News
Telegraph facilities at Minneapolis face strict circuit limits for the June Republican convention. Weather, wires in good order, and routing through Chicago or Winnipeg affect coverage. Historic conventions show tens of millions of words transmitted. current estimates expect about 390000 daily words to major papers with peak loads 5 pm to 1 am.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Winnipe
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Duebuque
New York
Canada
New Orleans
Atlantic
St. Louis
Kansas City
Mine Neapolis
Garfield
Western Union Company
Blaine
Harrison
Springfield
Hartford
Wheatstone
Minneapolia
Everett Pastor Installed at Universalist Church
Everett reports the installation of Rev. Francis E. Webster of Potsdam New York as pastor of the Universalist Church last evening. The sermon was delivered by Rev. E L Axford of Roxbury and the charge to the pastor was given by Rev. L P Coddington of Somerville.
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