Boomers Sweltering in Chicago Amid Hot Tophent Weather
Chicago endures extreme heat as residents endure heatwave conditions. Officials warn of health risks while utilities report strained power grids. Local shelters open for vulnerable residents.
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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1888
Page
1
New York May Unite on Harrison, Alger and Gresham
A clipped report notes May actions or events in Harrison and Alger with linked reference to Gresham as nearly involved. Sherman is mentioned as having tapped a barrel in a seemingly unrelated note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harrison
Sherman
Harris
Gresham
Indiana
John
New
Mr. New
Mr. Gresham
Harerison
Depew
Steve Elkins
Dick Kerens
Blaine Mers
Harrion
Gail Hamlton
Elkins
Elains
Alger
Blaine
Pacific Slope
Hanakgo, JR
Scenes Sketched by Howard and Morgan in Chicago Heat
Chicago heat and convention chatter frame a bustling scene as delegates, reporters, and curious locals fill hotels and theatres. Gossip, bets, and bravado swirl around Blaine, Sherman, Alger, Depew, and the New York bloc while reporters capture the mood, players, and shifting alliances in the heat of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ercaco
St. Louis
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Tomorow
Colonel Ingersoll
Gresam
Sherman
Blaine
New Yorker
New York
Robertson
Garfield
York City
Conkling
Roscoe Conkling
Thomas C. Platt
Senate of the United States
Lo Understand
Mail and Express
St. Paul
New Haven
Bassi
Brother Elkins
Depew
Harrison
Sir George Pullman
Pullman
Pullmanville
Dickens
Sir George
Leland
Kaning
Alger
Harrison Boomer
St. Lou's
Bremereere
Touters
Pere
Ison
Cass
Ray
Nero
Rome
Republican Party
Feth
Ingersol
Literserviile
Daily News
Victor Lawson
Kingsley
John Russell Youn
Marshall Murat Halstead
Henry L. Stoddard
Nes Corealage
Press Club
Thomas Platt
United States Senate
Empire State
Warner Miller
Platt
Messrs. Miller
Yante
Senate Debates Fisheries Treaty and Tariff Bills in Congress
The congress sessions focus on the fisheries treaty with Britain, with Gray and Hale defending ratification, and critics labeling it a surrender. In the House, tariff measures, free list debates on flax and hemp, and coastal defense funding dominate, along with post office and public notices and speeches by Randall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Senate
Gray
Frye
New England
Sumnée
Wilson
Masachusetts
Sie
Oueston
Gloucester
Mass
Maine
Kiddieberger
Great Britain
Hoar
Chandler
Gibson
Louisiana
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Cullom
Cuilom
Hale
Morgan
Dolph
District of Columbia
Committee On Appropriations
House
Dawes
Committee On Elections
Frank
Glover
Ninth
Missouri
Lynch
Vandever
California
Bynum
Indiana
Keley
Pennsylvania
Manila
Nelson
Minnesota
Kelley
Scott
Lewis Cass
United States
England
Canada
Dominion
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company
Pacific Railroad
Britain
Hear
Stewart
Randall and Kelley
Mr. Randall
Republians
Randall
R. Burrows
Russell
South
Scotland
India
Reed
Springer
Buchanan
Dalzell
Weber
New York
McMillin
Tennessee
Parker
O’neill
Farquhar
Morrow
Foran
Ohio
Emperor Frederick
Elen P. Molloy
John H. Newman
McCreary
Notable Men Soven Interviews at Grand Pacific Hotel
Curcaco observer describes a half hour amid idle weary crowds in the lobby of the Grand Pacific Hotel. The scene hints at upcoming remarks and interviews with notable men, with continued coverage promised on the Fifth Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
Grand Pacific Hotel
Unusual Train Stop Near Dorsey Station
A Santa Fe passenger train near Dorsey station was halted by masked robbers who boarded the baggage car. Two men crawled over the coal tender and forced the engineer to stop. The fireman fled to the station and informed U S troops aboard the second section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M
Sante Fe
Dorsey Station
Eact
United States
Sheridan's Mother Dead In Somerset India
Mrs. Mary Sheridan mother of General Philip H. Sheridan died at her Somerset home after a brief illness. Born in Ireland in March 1801, she came to the U United States in 1815 with her husband John Sheridan. Survived by General Sheridan Colonel Michael D Sheridan and Colonel John L Sheridan. funeral planned in Somerset. Colonel Michael D Sheridan will be unable to attend due to the general's grave condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Mary Sheridan
Philip H. Sheridan
Somerset
General Sheridan
Michael D. Sheridan
Eneral
John L. Sheridan
Indiana Territory
Explosion at Bailey Brothers warehouse in Zanesville
A two story brick warehouse of Bailey Brothers & Co. exploded at 11 am, destroying the building. Four men removed from the ruins appear dead or near death. Drayman William Miner buried, Bailey son aged 17 missing in debris. Fire department fought the blaze as injuries and speculation about the explosion spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Bailey Brothers & Co
William Miner
Jesse Carter
Wingle
Wal Grayson
Lee
Jire
Bailey
Returning to Health in General Sheridan’s Bulletin
The doctors report Sheridan showing improvement in heart and lung action, stronger overall, increased appetite, and better sleep. Mental strain has lessened since last night, with a daily bulletin planned at 9 p m going forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waasuhington
Sheridan
West Point tragedy ends in double tragedy at Hancock county
Carry Hace reports a horrific event at West Point Hancock county DL yesterday. John Lowry a wealthy farmer killed his wife with a hatchet after infidelity and rage. He then killed the farm hand Abe Clarke by entering his arms and tying the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lll
West Point
Hancock County
John Lowry
Abe Clarke
Lowry
Locust plague spotted near Perham threatens area crops
Professor Otto Lugger of the State University reports an average of twelve locusts per square foot across 100 square miles in the Perham region. He warns the insects will cause immense damage and could destroy vegetation in two or three counties unless immediate control measures are applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyne Apouis
Minn
Otto Lugger
The
State University
Perham
Essor Ugger
Boston Woman Faces Lye Accident After Tongue Injury
A Boston woman, aged 15, touched her tongue to lye and sustained injuries severe enough to require medical care. The incident prompted medical advice and caution about handling caustic cleaners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Times
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alger and Gresham
Howard and
Chauncey Depew
James G. Blaine
Chauncey
Newark
Ello
Colonel Shepherd
Gee
William H. Pantarius
Daughers
the Express
Mail
Senator Robertson
Hotel Richelieu
Leland Hotel
Jake Patterson
Jake
Police
Aepublican Poltician
Shed Shook
Shed
Congressman 8
V. White
Church
Benton
Washington
Etter
Stoddard
J. G. Blaine
Amos Cumming
Old Shaw
Herald
Natonal
Clint Wheeler
John H. Starin
Gotham
Senator Hiscock
Miler
Mr. Platt
Lavist
Brother Alger
T.8. Robertson
Opera House
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
Fred Grant
Thurston
Nebraska
Foraker
Pratt
New Jersey
Connecticut
John Sherman
Cleveland
Thurman
Matt R
Miller
Muller
Frank Hiscock
Gail Hamlon
Wiliam Walter Pheps
Yesterdy
Sass Blaine
Lttle New Toy
Gressam
State
Allison
Wll
Devon
Foreprugh
Roswell P. Flower
Meiney
Cris
Magee
Senator Quay
Illinois
George R. Davis
Cook County
Davis
Ilinois
Senator Farwell
Davis Poreless
Senator Cullom
General Logan
George Davis
Siver
Benjamin Harrison
Chauncey M. Depew
J. B. Foraker
Levi P. Morton
Call of States
Dougherty
Florida
Committee On Ways and Means
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Allen
Echusetts
Woodburn
Nevada
Cox
Spinola
Gettysburg
Breckinridge
Arkansas
Keeley
Fate
Free List
Cameron
Committee On Military Affairs
Edward L’verett
John C. Calhoun
Maron
Committee On Foreign Relations
Columbus (O
Te'ler
Georgetown
Col
House of Natives
United States of America
Germany
Penson
National Defences
Tracy
Watervleit Arsenal
Messrs
Tracy and
Nance Department
Mr. Whitthorne
Congress
Holman
Endicott
General Benet
Laird
Lard
Appropriations Committee
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