White House Mystery Over Envoys to Hayti Hit or Miss
The White House delayed and then canceled the announcement of envoys Beverly Tucker and Lew Wallace to Hayti. Rumors tied to Hippolyte's rise in Hayti and U S interests, including a potential coaling station, prompted a reconsideration and possible future negotiations.
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Ninetosx
Lew Wallace
Indiana
Beverly Tucker
Virginia
Hayti
Associated Press
White House
O. L. Pruden
Messrs
Wallace and Tucker
Lewis Allace
Tucker
Lincoln
Military Court
Washington
Payne
Atzerodt
Harrold
Surratt
Arsenal
General Wallace
Blaine
Hippolyte
Légitime
Mole St. Nicholas
State Department
Cape Haytien
Colonel Morton scalp fight drags through White House
Congressman Farquhar of New York presses for Morton replacement. He seeks Captain Bates of Buffalo with strong shipbuilder backing while Maine factions push for Captain simpleton. Secretary Windom delays papers, Blaine signals no rushed removal, fate tied to Treasury.
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Colonel Morton
Farquhar
New York
Morton
White House
Windom
Treasury Department
Bates
Buffalo
Maine
Simonton
Blaine
Sigourney Butler’s Political Transition at Treasury
Mr. B F Gilke of Pennsylvania was sworn in as second comptroller and requested to delay assuming duties until June 1. Butler will surrender his office soon and move to Boston, later entering a legal partnership with ex Secretary Endicott in the Davis building. Secretary Manning praised the second comptroller’s office as a model with high standards and strict discipline.
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Sigourney Butler
B. F. Gilke
Pennsylvania
Quay
Treasury Department
Mr. Butler
Butler
Boston
Endicott
Davis Building
Court Street
Richard Olney
Washington
Comptroller’s Office
Army
Navy
Manning
Second Comptroller’s Office
the Treasury
Second Comptroller’s
Department
Judge Maynard
Restless Yacht Cruise Brings President Home From Potomac
The President and party sailed from Leonardtown Maryland on Bristow Bay aboard the Restless, traveling about 45 miles on Saturday and 20 more Sunday morning. They visited shore twice for walking and driving, weather was rainy, and they returned to Washington by dawn today after an overnight anchorage.
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Washington
Leonardtown
Bristow’s Bay
Vanderbilt
Lake Shore
Acting Secretary of War and departmental leadership
General Schofield serves as acting Secretary of War during Secretary Proctor’s absence. This echoes the pre crisis practice amid friction between Lincoln and Sheridan. General Benet led ordnance in Schofield’s absence, but Schofield will head the department in emergencies going forward.
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Proctor
B Ccatary Lincoln
Sheridan
General Benet
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Schofield
White House Visitors From Golden Cross Commandery
President hosted officers and members of the Supreme Commandery of the United Order of the Golden Cross led by Supreme Commander Fessenden S. Day of Lewiston Maine. District Commander John N. introduced them to the aeeten.
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White House
Supreme Commandery of the United Order of the Golden Cross
Fessenden S. Day
Lewiston
Aeeten
John N
Market Strength Lifts New York Shares Amid Broadening Confidence
Stocks closed near a standstill after a strong NY session with gains in specialties. Dealers note expanding market breadth, rising interest in Bay State Gas and Water Power, and anticipation of higher prices as railroad and mining stocks show resilience amid limited bear pressure.
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New York
Bay State Gas Company
Government of Cities In Massachusetts at Local Self Government Meet
The Society for the Promotion of Good Citizenship held its second annual meeting at Old South Church with Rev. Dr. E. E. Hale presiding. Officers and committees were elected, including Edward Hale as president, C. F. Crehore secretary, Seth P. Smith treasurer, and an executive slate detailing memberships and upcoming courses and lectures supporting civic education and reform.
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Massachusetts
Society For the Promotion of Good Citizenship
Old South Church
E. E. Hale
Seth P. Smith
C. F. Crehore
E. C. Carrigan
Philbrick
Nova Scotia
England
Belgium
Edwin D. Mead
Old South
Mead
Gamaliel Bradford
France
Bradford
Board of Aldermen
Quincy
Edward E. Hale
D.D
W. H. Rowry
FE. B. Haskell
Edward Atkinson
Julius N. Seelye
N.S. Shaler
Henry Lambert
Indian Agency Commission Letter Emphasizes Reform
The Interior Secretary explains to Indian agents that their roles are of vital importance to government and Indigenous communities. It demands sobriety and integrity, outlines goals for agency improvements, education of Indian children, and the advancement of agricultural and industrial pursuits toward self support.
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Washineron
Secretary of the Interior
Music Hall Promenades Open With 50 Piece Symphony
Next Saturday night the Music Hall promises a brilliant program directed by Mr. Ad Neuendorff. The orchestra will comprise fifty selected musicians from the winter season’s Symphony players. Reserved seats for the opening night are now on sale.
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Music Hall
Ad Neuendorff
North Dakota Land and Improvement Company in Maine charter
The North Dakota Land and Improvement Company, headquartered at 339 Washington Street Boston, is a Maine chartered corporation with New England officers. The 11 520 acre township lies west of the Missouri near two newly surveyed Northern Pacific branches, with New England settlement, church, school, dry mild climate, and thrift. G W Sim Co 32 to 44 North Street sells bathing suits at low prices.
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Washington Street
Boston
Maine
New England
Missouri
Northern Pacific Railroad
Middle States
G. W. Sim Co
North Street
Peis
Justice Gray Marries Miss Jean Matthews In Quiet Ceremony
Washington gossip links Supreme Court Justice Horace Gray to Miss Jean Matthews in a ceremonial wedding planned for June 6 at the late Justice Matthews's parlor. The couple's backgrounds include Revolutionary stock on both sides and a European honeymoon after a quiet family engagement.
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Capital
Washington Star
Justice Gray
Jean Matthews
Cupid
Horace Gray
Washington
National Supreme Bench
Bunker Hill
Miss Matthews
Justice Matthews
William Brown
Onnecticut
Stony Point
Martha Washington
Brown
Fort Washington
Cincinnati
Justice
Europe
Sixteenth
Q Streets
New England
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Promoted At International Congress
Dr. A L A Toboldt of the University of Pennsylvania reported at the Ninth International Medical Congress that among thirty cases treated with genuine imported Carlsbad Sprudel Powder, twenty six were cured, three improved, and one not treated long enough. The powder acts as an aperient laxative and diuretic, purifies blood, and improves complexion. Bottled product sold by Eisner & Mendelson Co at 6 Barclay Street New York. one bottle mailed for one dollar. lectures mailed free on application.
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University of Pennsylvania
Carlsbad
Carlsbad Springs
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Barclay Street
New York
Toboldt
Tremont Street Theatres Offer Evening Plays and Shows
Listings show METCALF S 39 Tremont St offering A Night Off and Little Lord Fauntleroy at Boston Museum. Globe Theatre presents A Dark Secret at 6, World at Boston Theatre at 8, Custer's Last at Tremont Street, Peck's Bad Boy at Howard Athenaeum at 8, Hearts of Oak at Grand Opera House with matinee 2 and evening 7:45.
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Little Lord Fauntleroy
Hee
Jim the Penman
Globe Theatre
Boston
the World
Tremont Street
Custer
Howard Athentum
Peck
Bad Boy
Jrand Opera House
Hearts of Oak
Lenton Brothers
George Hosmer
Capt
Andrews
Eugene Tompkins
Dockstader
American Opera Company
Augustin Daly
Eve
Socrates
Miss Rehan
Grand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Jas
Katharine
Horne
Howard Atheneum
Atkinson
Leonard and Co Sale and Auctions Tomorrow
Tomorrow listings show paintings by Leonard and Co at 3 p m, fruit by Horatio Harris and Co at noon, and Eliot Loan Co sale also by Leonard and Co. Readiness for bidders noted.
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Horatio Harris & Co
M. Eliot Loan Co
Sale—Leonard & Co
Halpert Wolpe nuptials by Rev Reinherz in city
In this city on May 19 the Rev Louis Reinherz officiated at the marriage of Louis Halpert and Annie Wolpe. Also on May 19 Augustus Rice and Anna Riley were married by Rev L M A Corcoran.
Obituary notices from city May dates recall residents' ages
In this city and surrounding towns multiple deaths are recorded with dates in May. Individuals include Mia Barry aged 74 and Grace Hickey 24 in this city. William J. Boynton 63 in Groton. Mary Barnard widow of Lot Clark 5 months past. Daniel Collins 77 in Charlestown. Susie A. Jennings daughter of Mrs. William H. Weaver. Jane Leighton 74 widow of John H. Leighton in East Cambridge. Fred H. Lovey and Emeline E Macy wife of John W. Macy among others. Ages range from 2 to 77, and locations include Dorchester East Boston Charlestown Charlestown East Cambridge Groton and East Boston. The notices list names ages and death dates mainly in late May.
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Mia
Mary Barry
Boynton
Groton
William J. Boynton
Clark
Dorchester
Mary Barnard
Lot Clark
Collins
Charlestown
Daniel Collins
Hickey
Grace E. Hickey
Mary
John Hickey
Jennings
Susie A. Jennings
William H. Weaver
Leigh
East Cambridge
Jane Leighton
John H. Leighton
Lorey
Fred H. Lovey
Love
William
Mary J. Love
Mereen
Boston
Abel E Mereen
Mulcahy
Mary Mulcahy
Macy
Sherman Street
Emeline E
John W. Macy
Moore
Martha KR. Moore
Bertha Parker
Riley
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Chestnut Street
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Thomas R. Slicer
Henry D. Maxson
Francis Tiffany
Minot J. Savage
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George &. Hale
Arthur M. Knapp
Association
Japan
Charles W. Wendté
California
William W. Fenn
Pittsfield
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Boston Museum
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Olive Humans
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Cyclorama and Indian Musee
Gettysburg
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Winthrop Sq
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Ommonwealth
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Uli EM
Middlesex
Byron E. Higgins
Somerville
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ATH & Murray
Centre Street
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