Whitney Back and politics in New York and Washington
Ex Secretary of the Navy William C Whitney arrives on the Teutonic and avoids local talk while signaling possible national help for the party He weighs in on currency bimetallism and Cuba and hints at alliances. Gresham death looms over succession talk in Washington with multiple figures named as potential replacements.
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New York
William C. Whitney
Teutonic
Whitney
Gresham
Cuba
Spain
Tammany Hall
John Griffin Carlisle
Washington
Navy
Uhl
State Department
Don M. Dickinson
Carlisle
Wilson
Gray
Delaware
Sustis
John B. Moore
Co College
Senate passes pool law substitute legalizing seasonal selling
Hartford on May 29 reports the Senate approved a substitute for the pending pool bill. The measure permits pool selling for twelve days each year under the amended law.
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Hartford
Senate
Arrival of Francis E. Clark Heralds Christian Endeavor Convention
The Rev Francis E Clark head of the United Society of Christian Endeavor is expected in Boston next week after a West tour. Born in Quebec September 12 184? he grew up in Auburndale and Claremont. A Dartmouth graduate he led his first church at Portland Maine where Endeavor began. Dell Clark aided by Mrs Clark fostered the Mizpah Circle and the idea took form February 2 1881. He left Phillips Church Boston in 1887 to devote himself full time to Endeavor work.
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Francis E. Clark
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Boston
West
Clark
New England
Aylmer
Quebec
E.W. Clark
Auburndale
Mays
Claremont
N. H
Phillips Church
South Boston
Christian Endeavor Movement
Funeral for John L. McKeever Held Amid Dense AOH Ranks
The large funeral in East Weymouth honored John L. McKeever ex State secretary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Delegations from many divisions and towns attended the high mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with floral tributes including crosses and broken columns.
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East Weymouth
John L. McKeever
Order of Hibernians
Hibernian
McKeever
Maurice P. Clark
Webster
Joseph J
St. James
Pittsfield
W. B. Mahoney
Westfield
William J. Cronin
Boston
John P. Mahoney
Lowell
Thomas A. Glasheen
West Gardner
W. J. Heally
Salem
John E. Slater
Shelburne Falls
E. P. Larkin
Haydenville
John W. Glynn
Springfield
M. F. Sullivan
Randolph
John Hennessy
Berkshire
John O’hearn
Taunton
John M. Hayes
Abington
Roger F. Scannell
E. J. Slattery
South Framingham
John Dolan
Roxbury
Felix Gallagher
J. T. Murphy
Marlboro
P. F. Cannon
Clinton
Charles H. O’donnell
Edward F. Cullen
Weymouth
John W. Casey
South Braintree
John D. Conley
North Weymouth
Daniel Nolan
Reynolds Post
A. R
G. L. Newton
Quincy
Hyde Park
Brookline
Rockland
Brockton
Norwood
Canton
Bridgewater
West Quincy
Braintree
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Father Begley
Olneyville strikers refuse return to work amid talks
In Providence on May 29 the Olneyville strikers voted unanimously to stay out Monday while manufacturers may reopen mills. An executive statement criticizes employers as payers of wages and seeks dialogue to resolve the dispute. A mass meeting is set for Saturday at 3 pm.
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Providence
Olneyville
Atlantic Mills
Weaving Strike Report From Waterford Mill No 1
In Waterford mill No 1 on Riverside, striking weavers report ongoing disruptions to production. The walkout involves workers seeking terms, with tensions noted as management negotiates amid continued job action.
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I Woonsocket
Waterford
Ionesias Teak of Peste Salen
Summer travel boom as rails report heavy traffic
Heavy summer travel predicted as multiple railways report rising passenger and freight business. Eastern routes on the Boston & Albany New Haven Hartford and New England lines show booming demand while Western travel picks up on the Wabash. Excursions flourish and new railroad books promote destinations and travel tips.
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Rialto
Boston & Maire
Have They Ignored the Hon E G Walker
Letter to the editor condemns excluding Hon E G Walker from a Bellevue Cafe conference for colored people set for May 29. The writer, R F Coursey of Boston, denounces the omission as deceit and insists Walker’s views cross party lines and racial lines, urging inclusion of all representatives.
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Bellevue Cafe
Ed G. Walker
Massachusetts
E. G. Walker
R. F. Coursey
Boston
Sea Moss Farine Package Claims Nutritious Economy
Fragment describes a 2 Ct. package for Sea Moss Farine claiming economical value to make 16 quarts of various desserts. The readability is limited and omits clear brands or dates.
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Govan
Boston and New England Silver Question Ballot
The Post invites readers to take part in a Silver Question ballot testing public sentiment on free silver coinage. Readers may cut out a ballot, cast a vote in a blank, and mail it as directed with daily balloting to begin Saturday.
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Boston
New England
Post
the Post
Sunday Post
Lawmakers Clash Over Bucket Shops Reform Amendments
In a tense session the Massachusetts Senate debated amendments to a bill aimed at curbing bucket shops and stock exchange abuses. Supporters argued for stronger measures while opponents warned against overreach and urged sending the bill back to the House. Several motions to reconsider and refer to the next General Court followed as votes on engrossment and related measures proceeded.
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Mr. Morse
Boston Stock Exchange
Exchange
Morse
Gray
Norfolk
Durant
Middlesex
Massachusetts Senate
Yea
Atherton
Atwood
Bessom
Corbett
Foss
Fuller
Gage
Gilbride
Harvey
Hutchinson
McMorrow
Neill
Perkins
Quinn
Reed
Ripley
Smith
Nay—Bill
Blodgett
Bradford
Burns
Galloupe
Malone
Miller
Salisbury
Southard
Wellman
Sprague
Suffolk
Boston
Messrs. Hutchinson
Hampden
Sanger
General Court
Senate
Municipal League
Common Council
Maccabe
Evolution of American beer tastes across regions
The article traces shifts from ale to lager across the United States, noting ale brewing remains coastal while lager breweries expand westward. It highlights P. B. ale by Van Norstrand and the Bunker Hill Lager by A. G. Van Nostrand as leading regional choices shaping New England markets and the broader national palate.
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New England
Maine
Alabama
Oregon
New Hampshire
New York
Pennsylvania
John Barleycorn
Dominion
Charlestown
van Nortrands
A. G. van Nostrand
Bunker Hill
P. B
Unclear text about library furnishings and display cabinets
The fragment notes novel library fittings and display cabinets described as special furniture. It mentions prices or readiness but contains many garbled terms and lacks clear events or entities.
Campbell V Campbell Divorce Case Opens Before Judge Bishop
The first term case in the Divorce Court, Campbell v Campbell, opened with Mrs Campbell accusing John R. Campbell of deserting her for Julia A. McCabe after four years of marriage. Campbell denies with a cross-libel claiming desertion in 1887 and seeks custody denial of their three children. Evidence shows alleged intimacy with McCabe, while Campbell and McCabe claim a professional relationship and proper conduct. Judge Bishop plans evening sessions to speed proceedings.
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Campbell
Chelsea
Hoel
James A. Bailey, Jr
Arlington
Miss McCabe
Arlington Heights
Clarendon Street
Charles Street
Along the Water Front and Shipyard Notes
Mrs Sherlock sails for four weeks abroad with husband Captain Ned Sherlock aboard the Paris. The Yampa heads to Southampton from Gibraltar with owner R. Palmer and friends. The Nineveh of Boston sold to Captain Charles B. Parsons for freighting after years in African trade. Lovisa sets a Buenos Ayres to port record of forty days, weathering fog and a gale near the equator. Bostonian reports wreck and submerged spar, six icebergs, and a red black buoy off the coast. A giant banana shipment arrives north, weighing 200 pounds with 236 bananas. Cape Ann iron steamboat nears Boston delivery to Boston and Gloucester line, to carry 1000 passengers with 185 by 28 feet and 14 12 feet hold, powered by a 30 inch stroke compound engine and sixteen knots. See THE LANDSMAN.
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Sherlock
Ned Sherlock
New York
Paris
Southampton
Liverpool
Gibraltar
R. 8. Palmer
Boston
Charles B. Parsons
Red Bank
N. J
Buenos Ayres
Lovisa
Equator
Parker
Leyland
Bostonian
T Wharf
George H. Holder
Swampscott
Cape Ann
Neafie & Levy
Philadelphia
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Company
American Wringer Co. repairing wringers and sweepers
The American Wringer Company at 13 and 16 Broadway extension advertises wringers, mangles, spring beds, and carpet sweepers. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers by mail or telephone Tremont 764.
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The
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
Liberal Unionist MPs warned on June election
London reports that Liberal Unionist parliamentary candidates have been told by leaders not to leave the country in June as an election within the month is imminent.
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London
Multiple Obituaries and Death Notices From Boston Area
The column lists obituaries and notices from South Boston Roxbury and Newtonville dated May 27 to May 30. Pearl Benelisha aged 16 daughter of Jacob and the late Margaret Benelisha. Agnes Cox aged 49 wife of Patrick Cox and eldest daughter of the late William Grady. Ephraim Lewis aged 2 years 2% days. Henry James O Neil aged 2 years 3 months son of Catherine and John H O Neil. John Robertson aged 68 years 4 months from Edenhoro street Newtonville. Relatives invited to services Thursday May 30 at 1 o clock. Train leaves B and A station at 12 02.
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Benelisha
South Boston
Pearl
Jacob
Margaret Benelisha
Cox
Roxbury
Agnes
Patrick Cox
William Grady
Lewis
Ephraim Lewis
O’neil
Henry James
Catherine
John H. O’neil
Selean Te Newton
John O . Robertson
Ange
Edenhoro Street
Newtonville
Indigestion Relief Promoted by Ripans Tablet
An advertisement claims that most headaches stem from indigestion. It praises Ripans Tabules as a cure and urges readers to ask their druggist for relief. The wording emphasizes ease and quick results for stomach discomfort.
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