Republican scheme on sugar tariff plan at early caucus
In Washington on May 28 Republicans including Hale Aldrich and Lodge discussed calling an early caucus to plan a campaign line on the sugar schedule. They may move to place sugars on the free list after defeating the current bounty proposal, hoping to rally support from a few Democrats and at least one Populist. The aim is to use the free sugar move to defeat the tariff bill.
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Senatore Hale
Aldrich
Lodge
Unitarian Association Meetings Listed With Addresses
In Boston events the 9:40 a m session at Music Hall features annual reports and addresses by Rev. Rush St Shippa and George W. Stone of Wilmington Delaware. Other items include a 12:40 p m Younger Ministers' dinner at Hotel Bellevue and 2:50 p m talks on The Nets and Opportunities of Our Work in Its Various Fields by multiple clergy.
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Martin Heads Boston Police Commission in Turbulent Shift
General Augustus P. Martin became chairman of the Boston Police Commission, with Inspector Hanscom slated for a new division under Deputy Superintendent Burrill. Ex-Commissioner Lee leaves to run a brewery as the department eyes reorganizing and possible captain shifts.
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Tech Class Day Honors '94 Graduates In Smooth Springevent
The class of 1894 at Tech held its day with a program in Rogers Hall featuring President Price Historian Davies Orator Meade and Marshal Curtis. The audience heard poems and wit from MacClure Chase and others before tours of engineering laboratories and a reception at Hotel Brunswick drawing faculty graduates and families.
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Edward Dutton Clarke
Arthur Austin Clement
Charles William Dickey
Lewis Stone Greenleaf
Frederick William Harwood, Jr
William Herbert King
Luther Roberts Nash
John Chase Nowell
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George Wilmarth Sherman
Charles Nelson Wrightington
Price
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Harvard
H. M. Chase
Hotel Brunswick
Old Employee Must Go in Lowell Railroad Shakeup
Charles E. Paige, longtime local agent for the Boston and Lowell and for the northern Boston and Maine, is informed his services end after June 1. He will be succeeded by H. Taft, who will run the entire local freight operation, a move described as an economy measure.
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Charles E. Paige
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H. ©. Taft
Young Men's Christian Union Hosts Public Anniversary Reception
The forty third anniversary reception of the Young Men's Christian Union will be held at 48 Boylston Street on Wednesday evening May 30 from 8 to 10. The informal event features Beacon Orchestral Club and Peters Orchestra, with all departments open to visitors and exhibitions in the gymnasium and Union Hall.
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Beacon Orchestral Club
Baster Ideal Banjo
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Three Rail Men in Altercation. Curran Stabbed Severely
In New Haven on May 28 William Curran a railroad worker born in Worcester reported a clash with fellow railroad men James Cox and James Healey of Worcester. Healey stabbed Curran in four places. Curran is in precarious condition. Cox and Healey fled the scene.
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Worcester
James Cox
James Healey
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Cox
Reorganization Plan Approved by New York & New England
The reorganizing committee reports 163 815 common shares accepted the plan and paid the first installment of the assessment. Seventeen thousand six hundred twelve preferred shares have been deposited and holders subscribed to their portions of the new preferred stock.
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New York & New England Railroad
Fitz and Choynski Sign for Boston Theatre Match
World middleweight champion Bob Fitzsimmons and American champion claimant Joe Choynski have signed for a limited-round bout on Monday evening June 18 at the Boston Theatre. Choynski’s sparring with Peter Jackson is said to have prepared him, with a sizable purse riding on the result. Fitzsimmons confidently predicts a quick finish and again expresses willingness to meet Corbett, whose battles with Choynski were among his best and fiercest.
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Parson Davies
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Corbett
Justice Gaynor Discharges Defendant in Delacey Dwyer Case
In Brooklyn on May 28 Justice Gaynor ruled the arrest and detention of the Delacey Dwyer defendant unwarranted. He stated unlawful arrests are worse than gambling and discharged the prisoner, warning against arbitrary power.
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Lynn boys vie for 100 yard dash at Reading High games
Co Earl Watson and Frank Hurley of Lynn push to win the 100 yard dash at Reading High School games today. Joe Phillips of Lynn will also compete in the hurdle race hoping to hustle to a strong finish.
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Frank Hurley
Lynn
Joe Phillips
Polish mother wanders, baby missing in woods near Attleboro
Mrs Joseph Kellar a demented Polish woman wandered from North Attleboro with her baby several days ago. She was found on Peck street crying my baby and wringing her hands. The search for the infant continued as authorities suspected the child perished in the woods.
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Joseph Kellar
North Attleboro
Peck Street
Universalist Social Union Banquet At Copley Square Hotel
The tenth annual Universalist Social Union banquet drew 216 guests to the Copley Square Hotel last evening. President John E. Davis presided as speakers including Lieutenant-Governor Wolcott and Attorney-General Knowlton praised the church and urged woman suffrage and a robust Universalist influence in religious life.
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A. W. Strauss
A. B. Parker
Anna L. Owen
N. H. Whittemore
Andrew J. Lowell
John E. Davis
Roger Walcott
Hosea M. Knowlton
Henry B. Metcalf
Pawtucket
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C. W. Biddle
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George L. Perrin
Eugene F. Endicott
Alden FE
Albion
Davis
Wolcott
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
General Convention of Universalists
Universalist Church
Alden EB. Wiles
Albion Quartet
S. H. Roblin
Charles R. Tenney
E. M. Grant
W.B. Eddy
C. A. Knickerbocker
E. L. Rexford
George H. Emerson
George F. Jenks
J. E. Dows
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A. A. Juniors Compete At Irvington Oval
Boston Athletic Association junior members competed on the Irvington oval. Events included 120-yard hurdles won by Hubbard after a run off, 10-yard dash won by Stetson, 1000-yard run led by Batchelder, high jump shared by Rice Phillips Blake, broad jump won by Rice, 440-yard run to Hubbard, pole vault led by Hubbard in a first place tie, and sprints with Rice and Burnham taking top spots.
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G. G. Hubbard
Hubbard
R. D. Boardman
T. R. Stetson
J. C. Rice
A. N. Rice
A. W. Rice
R. C. Batchelder
EB. A. Boardman, Jr
William Phillips
F. H. Blake
W. Phillips
C. Tilton
R. W. Burnham
R. N. Burnham
Memorial Day Observances In Provincetown
The J C Freeman Post 65 G A R held memorial services at the Church of the Redeemer. Rev H G Dunham delivered the oration with other local pastors taking part. Owing to budget cuts there will be no parade or services on Memorial Day. graves of fallen comrades will be quietly decorated by a post committee.
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Provincetown
J. C. Freeman
Church of the Redeemer
H. G. Dunham
BE. J. Riggs
The Lovell Name and the Lovell Diamonds Boom
The Lovell name fills the market with high demand for Lovell Diamonds backed by John P. Lovell Arms Company. Orders pour in from across the country and the firm emphasizes its sturdy, honest reputation as a guarantee of quality.
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Lovell
John P. Lovell Arms Company
Ingrain Weavers Strike Over Wage Restorations
At Lowell Massachusetts ingrain weavers refuse wage restoration after a cut and 2000 operatives face unemployment as Brussels weavers join, leaving the mills quiet. Agent Lyon refused to restore wages and the dispute continues.
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Lowell
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Ingrain
Brussels
Handel Haydn Society Elects Officers at Steinert Hall
At Steinert Hall last evening the Handel Haydn Society elected officers including A. M. Brown as president and Eugene B. Hagar as vice president. Directors named were Bradbury, Bunton, Chapman, Perkins, Richards, Risdon, Simmons, Bates and Daniel. Discussion followed on an amendment to add admission fees after arrearages in article 5.
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Steinert Hall
A. M. Brown
Eugene B. Hagar
Charles W. Stone
M. G. Daniel
G. F. Daniel
William J. Bradbury
William H. Bunton
F. E. Chapman
Charles B. Perkins
Robert H. Richards
Isaac W. Risdon
Oliver E. Simmons
Herbert H
Elocution Recital at New England Conservatory
An engaging recital took place last evening at the New England Conservatory of Music featuring Miss Harriet Bailey in Shakespeare scenes Miss Imogene Leahy performing dialect pieces and Pasqualine Pasque.
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New England Conservatory of Music
Harriet Bailey
Imogene Leahy
Pasqualine Pasque
Boston Young Men's Christian Union Hospitality Rooms
The Boston Young Men's Christian Union offers its hospitality rooms at 48 Boylston Street to clergy and the laity visiting Boston during anniversary week. The arrangement continues a longstanding practice inviting all denominations to use the facilities.
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Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Boylston Street
Boston
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