Maine ruling upholds importers sale of liquor in original packages
In Avavsta Maine May 29 the case State versus Michael Burns and the intoxication liquors matter was decided for Burns. The court held imports may sell liquor in original packages despite local prohibitions, citing Brown against Maryland and the United States Supreme Court Iowa decision.
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Avavsta
State
Michael Burns
Law Court
Burns
Maine
Brown
Maryland
Supreme Court of the United States
Whitehouse
Iowa
Supreme Court of Maine
What He Found Repurposed Reporter Finds Hopeful Cure
A Boston newspaperman posing as an invalid visits several physicians after overwork. Lungs, heart, and spine are pegged as problems by some doctors. A Tremont Street physician provides a simple prescription: keep up courage and wait a few days to feel renewed.
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Boston Press
Tremont Street
Doctor’s Celery Compound Advised By A W K Newton M D
Newspaper writers followed the doctor’s directions for Paine’s Celery Compound and used two bottles, small wine glass four times daily. The article notes the journalist adhered to medical guidance as part of the report.
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Paine
The Delagoa Bay Railroad Arbitration Proposal
The Times Lisbon correspondent reports Secretary Blaine has proposed arbitration to settle the Delagoa Bay railroad issue. Portugal would name an arbitrator, England and the United States would jointly pick another, with Switzerland as umpire. U.S. minister Mr Loring departs Lisbon for New York on leave. Before leaving he will meet the King. American engineer Mr Woodford arrives from the Transvaal with commercial relations work.
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London
the Times
Lisbon
Blaine
England
United States
Portugal
Delazon Bay
Switzerland
Loring
New York
Woodford
Transvaal
Paris Nihilists Arrested Over Czar Plot in Morning Sweep
Paris authorities arrested twenty Nihilists for plans to kill the Czar with bombs and explosives found during searches. Additional arrests, seized materials, and receipts for making devices tie the group to a broader plot proclaimed to target Russia, not France, with later widespread explosions anticipated.
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Paris
Carnot
Russia
Bay St George Herring Dispute with French Warship
In Harrax Newfoundland on May 29 a French warship Indre ordered locals to haul in their nets. When refused, officers seized and destroyed nets. Local magistrate said powerless to help. no English warship present. Citizens met in large numbers, passed resolutions refusing to pay duties until protection returns. Herring fishery livelihoods at stake. merchants and clergy attended as Emerald prepared to intervene.
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Harrax
N.S
Bay St. George
Indre
St. John’s
St Paul School Holds Alumni Win in Cricket and Sports
At Conconm NH on May 29 St Paul School resumed athletic events with an alumni versus school elevens cricket match won by the alumni. A chapel service featured Bishop W W Niles and many clergy, with Bishop Doane delivering the sermon. Afternoon sports saw records broken and multiple event winners led by E H Brewer in the Gardiner cup half mile. Chauncey M Depew gave prizes with Mrs Mary Harrison assisting.
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Conconp
N. H
St. Paul School
W. W. Niles
D.D
New Hampshire
Henry A. Coit
Joseph H. Coit
W. Coit
Douglass Sladen
Mr. Tibbetts
J. P. Conover
F. J. Valpey
John Hargate
W. Stanley Smery
G. W. Lay
Bishop Doane
Albany
N.Y
Chauncey M. Depew
E. H. Brewer
W. A. Short
J.L. Fearing
H. Gilsey
D. Richards
W. Greed
D. Lyman
H. W. Thornton
A. L. Wheeler
David Lyman
W. G. Reed
LL. Kountze
D. F. Clapp
G. M. Laughlin
K. Waterman
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Officers Elected in New York
The Atlantic and Pacific railroad directors in New York chose George C. Magoun as chairman and Allen Manuel as president. J. W. Reinhart was named first vice president and general auditor, A. A. Robinson as second vice president, and J. J. McCook as general counsel. Atchison company officials represent the new lineup.
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New York
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Today
George C. Magoun
Allen Manuel
J. W. Reinhart
A. A. Robinson
J. J. McCook
Atchison Company
St. Louis
Cvuntral Traffic Association
Weather Indications for New England States May Forecast
Forecast till 8 p m Friday for Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut calls for slightly warmer fair weather with variable winds. Maine New Hampshire and Vermont experience fair weather with northerly winds turning variable and slight temperature changes. Eastern New York also shows fair weather with slightly warmer conditions and variable winds.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Vermont Democrats Name Moloney for Chair at State Convention
The Vermont Democratic state convention opened in Burnington with Hiram Atkins presiding. T. W. Moloney of Rutland was named chairman amid speeches attacking the Harrison administration and praising Cleveland tariff reform. A platform condemned federal election laws, favored tariff reform and ballot reform, and pledged fiscal retrenchment and local licensing. A state committee was elected and Atkins reelected chairman as Rutland was chosen to host the next gathering.
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W.H. Brigham
Hyde Park
H. D. Brigham
Bakersfield
George W. Smith
White River Junction
G. J. O. Kimball
Vergennes
D. A. Pollard
Proctorsville
Elisha May
St. Johns
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Montana
New
House of Representatives
J. H. Holton
Hiram Atkins
Mr. Atkins
Smalley
Atkins
Addison
M. B. Sprague
Weybridge
Benmington
Amos Aldrich
Woodford
Caledonia
E. EK. Sargent
St. Johnsbury
Chittenden
Seneca Haselton
Burlington
Essex
J. H. Lineham
Franklin
G. W. Burlison
St. Albans
Grand Isle
George W. Beardsley
State Committee
T. W. Maloney
Rutland
CG. Shurtleff
Reunion of Banks supporters in Congress closes with banquet
Wasutxaton May 29 The second reunion of House members from the Thirty-fourth Congress who voted for N P Banks for Speaker ended with a reception and banquet. About a dozen of the twenty-two survivors of the 103 Banks supporters attended and were visited by callers. Speeches at the banquet were given by Senators Morrill and Sherman General Banks the Hon Will Cumback and others.
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General Banks
Vermont
Democrats
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Atchison Company
Wasutxaton
House of Representatives
Congress
N. P. Banks
House
Banks
Morrill
Sherman
Will Cumback
President Harrison Arrives in Cleveland for Garfield Memorial Visit
May 20 Cleveland with 60,000 in attendance welcomes President Harrison and Vice President Morton. Ex-president Hayes leads the greeting as the party visits Mr Sells residence with Marshal Ramsdell. An informal Stillman reception is held for the public. Garfield memorial dedicatory ceremonies set for 3 o clock tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Harrison
Morton
Hayes
Sells
Marshal Ramsdell
Stillman
Garfield Memorial
Associations Meet and Reform Efforts Noted in Boston
The Society of Associated Forty Niners met at the Revere House with Warren Fletcher presiding in President Snow’s absence. C B Hazeltine of Belfast was admitted to membership. The annual meeting and banquet are set for June 17 at the Revere House. The Boston and Cambridge Civil Service Reform Association met at Young’s to plan future reform work with Hon Henry H Sprague presiding. The Old Charlestown Bicycle Club held its annual meeting and supper at the Quine House with C W Howard presiding. Governor Abbott signed the ballot reform bill in Trenton making it law today.
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Society of Associated Forty-Niners
Revere House
Snow
Warren Fletcher
C. B. Hazeltine
Belfast
Boston and
Cambridge Civil Service Reform Association
Young
Quine House
C. W. Howard
Changing the Tariff Bill Separated Consideration Planned
Washington May 29. Republican Senate finance committee members will study the McKinley tariff bill separately and report back, while Democrats do the same for their side. Republicans expect material changes, including possible 16 or 20 percent ad valorem on hides, with hearings for importers next Tuesday. Democrats will not prepare a bill, opting for a minority report and Senate amendments.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Senator Power
Montana
Ways and Means Committee
House Committee
House
Post
Associated Press
Carlisle
Sherman
Voorhees
Piccareen
Hiscock
Jones
Morrill
Republices
Vance
Montreal divides over Kimber death probe and fire loss
Opinion splits as Montreal police call Kimber death self inflicted and the government orders a full inquiry. The steamer Pao Ching, plying between Chinese ports, was destroyed by fire with twenty two aboard unaccounted for. An exchange broker Wolff of 47 Broadway vanished with $20000 entrusted by about one hundred Hebrews to send home for Europe passage, believed in Europe.
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Montreal
Kimber
Pao Ching
Wolff
Broadway
New York
Europe
Fire Toll Rises Across Towns Amid Church and Hotel Blazes
Fire sweeps Farrtelad Congregational Church in Bripccroft Conn destroying the church and endangering nearby St. Mark's Hotel and several summer residences. Loss about 12000 with origin undetermined. Aid summoned from the city. Simultaneous fires in Savannah Ga at M Boley Son wholesale furniture threaten four-story block with losses near 100000. Mt Pleasant Iowa saw Twinting Garvin Co scales burned. Captain Drummond perished. Troutur Wash. reports frame-block fire with five deaths and losses around 50000 insurance 15000. Dorchester Mass reports 134 Commercial street dwelling fire causing 10 damage.
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Bripccroft
Conn
Congregational
Farrtelad
St. Mark’s Hotel
Savannah
M. Boley & Son
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Terribly Shocked Lineman Struck By Live Wire
Lynn May 29 4 Sorcrau J Michael Carroll electric light lineman received a severe shock while coiling a wire cable. A top end cut the guy wire causing Carroll to fall onto the electric line. He was unconscious for ten to fifteen minutes and only with rubbing did he recover. He is not expected to recover from the effects soon.
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Lynn
Sorcrau J
Michael Carroll
Carroll
Free Religious Festival Highlights Liberal Unity and Talks
Mrs Anna Garlin Spencer presided at a Free Religious Association festival in Boston praising Emerson and the association. Speakers including Rev W J Potter and Rev Narcisse Cyr discussed liberal religion, education for women, and the need for justice and religious liberty, while the Athena Quartet provided music.
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The
Free Religious Association
Anna Garlin Spencer
Emerson
W. J. Potter
Association
Boston
Chicago
Western Unitarian Conference
Theodore Parker
Narcisse Cyr
France
Jesus
League Against
Paris
Revue Des Deux Mondes
Times
Third Republic
University of France
University of Paris
Alfred W. Martin
O. B. Frothingham
Paul Revere Frothingham
H. A. Hinckley
Florence
Presbyterian
Unitarian
Unitarian Society
Sherman Hoar
Episcopal Church
Phillips Brooks
Heber Newton
Catholic Church
McGlynn
America
Jones
Athena Quartette
Providence
Unitarian Festival Hosts Intellectual and Spiritual Banquet
A grand Unitarian festival at Music Hall drew 500 to 600 guests for a festive dinner followed by speeches by prominent men. Sherman Hoar welcomed the clergy as Rev Dr Peabody gave the blessing and evening performances continued into later hours, delaying speakers until after 9 due to dining lags and traveling guests.
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Sherman Hoar
Music Hall
Epicurus
Channing
Henry H. Edesled
Edward Atkinson
Peabody
Dinner and speeches at the festival gathering
A listed assembly of notable figures seated on right and left platforms at a ceremony. Rev Dr George W Eneggs and many others attended, followed by Henry H Edes who opened with remarks praising the era’s inventions, science advances, and expanding philanthropy amid a long public address.
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George W. Eneggs
Ebenezer Rockwood Hoar
Joseph Henry Crocker
Richard C. Humphreys
Charles Carroll Everett
George 5. Hale
John P. Forbes
Benjamin Apthorp Gould
Francis V. Balch
Edward Everett Hale
George Wigglesworth
Josiah Quincy
Alkinson
Henry H. Edes
Andrew P. Peabody
John Lowell
Samuel Longfellow
William Endicott, Jr
Francis Greenwood Peabody
Sherman Hoar
Horace Leslie Wheeler
Leverett Saltonstall
Josiah P. Quincy
J. W. Andrews
John Snyder
Francis Cutting
Charles Babbidge
Arthur Ty Lyman
Howard N. Brown
John F. Moors
Ellery C. Baier
James de Normandie
Mgr
Andrew McFarland Davis
Edward Channing
Henry M. Brooks
Walter Channing
George, Batchelor
John H. Morison
Elizabeth P. Channing
David Utter
Grindall Reynolds
Edmund B. Willson
Unitarian Fellowship
James Russell Lowell
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Charles W. Eliot
Henry Lee
Francis Parkman
William W. Crapp
I. Jefferson Coolidge
Horace Davis
Joseph H. Choate
Hannibal Hamlin
John ¢. A. Brackett
Charles N. Bell
Dorman B. Eaton
Jeremiah Smith
Allison
Morrill
Asaph Hall
H. Hollis Hunnewell
5. P. Langley
Abbott Lawrence
William A. Richardson
Justice Nelson
United States District Court
Justice Field
Justice Holmes
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Lincoln F. Brigham
Thomas J. Morris
Joseph May
John E. Lodge
John Graham Brooks
Samuel A. Green
Rush R. Shippen
A. W. Greely
Stephen Salisbury
George C. Shattuck
R. Spofford
Enoch Pratt
Philip A. Sears
George M. Stearns
Robert 8. Rantoul
Moorfield Storey
Francis C. Lowell
Moses Williams
Edward Wheelwright
John W. Chadwick
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Copedt
A. W
Howard D. Moore
Washington Street
Moore
M. A. Waterhouse
Mary A. Dixey
Army
Geo. Wright
Wright & Ditson
Hanaford
Title Insurance
State Street
Rupert Copman
Henry W. Brace
Heman W. Clark
Josgern
Fay, Jr
Alex. F
Wapswo
Frederick C.1iron
Charles 5. Racini
James R. Carnet
Grenville H. Norcross
FR ¥. Baten
Urer H. Crocker
George A. Fisuer
William C. Williamson
Pringas B. Satu
J. Morris Meredith
Rosert
Minor
A. Edes
Tucker
Chauncy Hall
Boylston Street
Home Gas Machine CO
Mass
Nat'l Ife Ins, CO
Phelps, State Agt
Dev
British Empire
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Dresden
Bremen
Nordland
Antwerp
Fulda
North Cambria
Hamburg
Philadelphia
Wetherby
Southampton
Aller
Rhein
Queenstown
Liverpool
Majestic
Gallia
Scilly Islands
Ilinois
Avonmouth
Australia
Hull
Marselle
Saale
Father Y Point
Assyrian
City of Chicago
Lahn
Gremen
New York Evening Post
Lee
Richmond
Page
General E. F. Winslow
St. Louis & San Francisco
New Jersey
St. Paul’s School
Concord
Varena
Thistle
Valkyrie
Delagoa Bay
Massachusetts Medical Society
Superior Court
Sarah J. McDonald
Hollis Street
Unitarians
Highland School Battalion
Independent Corps of Cadets
Moral Education Association
Marblehead
Portland
Unitarian Sunday School Society
Czar
Railroad Matters
Atlantic & Pacific
Curiaco
Western Railroads
Trans-Missouri Association
Missouri River
Colorado
Yhey
President Harrison
Trenton
N. d
Abbott
Eben Riley
Commercial Street
Dorchester
Parnell
Lincolln
Neb
John Fitzgerald
Irish National League
the Unitarian Festival
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