War of Booth Women Steams Up in Salvation Army Clash
New York World outlines a rivalry between Mrs Ballington Booth and Mrs Booth-Tucker as they vie for control of the Salvation Army in America. The piece contrasts leadership, oratorical flair, and charm, noting Ballington Booth’s appeal and Mrs Booth-Tucker’s executive grip, predicting a decisive confrontation with broad public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yanner
Ies
Dan
Booth-Tucker
Ballington Booth
Booth
Shoe
Eva
Ballington
Marechale
Bramwell
Salvation Army
Ballington Booth Dich
Anya
Carnegie Hall
Booths
Mrs. Booth-Tucker
America
New York World
Second Avenue Grocer Tries Sugar Speculation
A young Second avenue grocer who inherited $100,000 ventures on Wall Street. He plays the open board of brokers and misreads orders to buy and sell sugar, losing cash through sharp moves and commissions. He then plans to open a bucket shop with a group of followers, having sunk $10,000 so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Street
Broadway
Second Avenue
Louis
New York World
Mr Cleveland May Run Again If Tailor Measurements Hold
The Chicago Tribune notes that Mr Cleveland may seek another campaign though current tailor measurements suggest it is unlikely. The report frames the scenario as contingent on physical size as a political factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago Tribune
Baseball Player Moves and Signings From the Western League
Tucker will play first base again for Boston after Tenney fails at practice. Cassidy joins Louisville as a fast first baseman. Philadelphia teams use Love Cross at short while Hulen sits on the bench. Turner is released by Cincinnati and Eddie Burke may leave left field due to illness. Bergen of Boston praised as a top pitcher by Rusty Wright. Pittsburg reportedly gains two pitchers Goar and Connaughton. All players previously competed in the Western league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Boston
Tenney
Philadelphias
Love Cross
Hulen
Wonder
Cincinnati
Turner
Eddie Burke
Burke
Rusty’’ Wright
Bergen
Bostons
Hoe
Yori
Connaughton
Pittsburg
Goar
Probate Court
County of Middlesex
Margaret M. Dempsey
Gertrude Dempsey
James W. Dempsey
Rose Dempsey
Conford
Middlesex
Grant Street
Concord
Patrick Harrington
John Hopkins
Said Hopkins
Caleb H. Wheeler
Wheeler
Harrington
Haton
John Dempsey
Geo Heywood & al
Midx
Margaret Dempsey
Guardian
Georgelow
Hindlesex
Harrison Dunsam
tAddress
Pemberton Square
Record of a rabbit drive and parliamentary notes
A San Francisco Chronicle summary reports a county rabbit drive with 10 000 to 30 000 killed after crowds pressed rabbits into a corral and many died trampling. The article also recounts Speaker Reed counting a quorum in the Fifty-first Congress with Joe Cannon as confidant, detailing the gamble and party rally that followed, and concludes with a Cincinnati Commercial Gazette note on Edward Lewis a Polish Hebrew ex convict with a enlarged heart and a two year history of heart murmurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erly Pane
Eort
McMullan Station
Caruthers
W. F. Rowell
San Francisco Chronicle
Reed
Congress
Joe Cannon
Committee On
Appropriations
House
Cannon
Anderson
Kansas
Repubican
Washington Post
Edward Lewis
Wabash
Ind
Lewis
Lorin Smith
Poland
Siberia
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
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Bosth
Tecker
Wall Street
Louisville
Cassidy
Stories OF the Day
Preeno
Cal
Maynard's Block
Maynard
Charles Ford
South Acton
Mass
Monumental
Darling’s Elk, Cor. Summer and Nason Sts
Quincy
Ss. Fowler
James T. Foote
Summer Street
Maynard, Mass
Charles H Walcott Atty
Hapgood
Stow
Enterprise Office
Horace Tuttle
W. A.cunningham
Tiros FF
Parker
Main Street
White Mountain
W. Henderson
South Acton, Mass
Drs
DR. Stetson
Concord, Mass
Walden Street
J. C. Friend
Josh Randles
Fletcher’s Corner
Vermont
Benj. C. Brown
Stow, Mass
James R. Bent
Griggs
Dedham, Mass
T. F. Sheehan
Barrett’s Mill Road
Concord Junction
Richardson
EE. H. Maker
Concord Maas
George W. Taylor
Sudbury
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Perres
Mirandalor
Geo. W. Taylor
Albert
Batley
Acton St Maynard, Mass
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Marrs
P.O
Mase
Hale, Maynard Sr
So. Acton, Mase
Maas
Teremiah Sheehan
A. H. Rose
U. S
Acton, Mass
Raymond's
J. W. Raymond
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