Reed Renominated by Republicans in First Maine District
Portland Aug 2 Republicans of Maine First District renominate Reed at convention with full attendance. James O Bradbury presided and speeches praised Reed’s long service and steadfast leadership. Symonds recalled past campaigns and strong district support for Reed's Congressional bid.
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Portland
Maine
James O. Bradbury
Saco
Asher C. Hinds
EB. F. Gowell
Berwick
Bradbury
Reed
J. W. Symonds
Lancaster Hall
Congress
Maine GOP convention endorses Reed and principles
The Maine Republican convention adopted resolutions heartily endorsing Mr Reed and the declaration of principles from the state convention last June, then adjourned.
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Maine
Reed
Mysterious assault on Baltimore family hints at triple murder
In Slammer's alley Baltimore police found Mrs Hannah Lillis widow 38? with her daughter Winnie 7 and Mrs Bessie Whetler 29 gravely wounded by an axe blow near the wharves. Two black suspects detained then released. victims in hospital with poor prospects of recovery. No motive or assault is evident.
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Baltimore
Hannah Lillis
Winnie Lillis
Bessie Whetler
Westernland returns with Bourgogne disaster bodies
The steamer Westernland, arriving from the Antipodes, reports sighting 26 men and two women floating with life belts, believed to be victims of the Bourgogne disaster, as of today in New York.
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New York
Westernland
Antipodes
Bourgogne
Reed Nominated by Acclamation for Maine District
In Portland a convention nominated Hon. Thomas B. Reed for Congress with loud acclaim. Reed praised supporters and declined to open a campaign, noting harmony in the district and a need to uphold time-honored institutions while addressing postwar challenges. He commended soldiers and sailors and thanked the committee for their sustained good will.
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Congress
Thomas B. Reed
Portland
Maine
H. H. Burbank
Saco
Reed
Mr. Reed
Mr.Reed
Boston and Louisville Tie in 12 Inning Tilt
In Louisville on August 2 the Bostons and Louisvilles battled to a 12 inning draw as darkness halted play. Both clubs fielded brilliantly in a pitchers game, ending with the score tied when called.
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Louisville
Bostons
Louisvilles
Baseball scores from latest set of games
Cincinnati beat New York 7 to 5. Pittsburgh defeated Washington 2 to 0. Philadelphia won over Cleveland 9 to 1. The St Louis at Brooklyn game was postponed.
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New York
Pittsburg
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
P. CG
Boston
Cleveland Ee
Baltimore
Wee
Chicago
Eens
Brooklyn
Louisville Olathe Ae
Dean's ointment offers instant skin relief cure
An advertisement for Dean's ointment promises relief and permanent cure for eczema scald head hives and itching. The claim notes availability at any drug store.
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Transfer of Goodrow Liquor License Refused
At a regular police board meeting licenses granted include Auctioneer Meyer Vadher transfer 386 to 602 Merrimack street and several common victuallers and junk collectors. Paul Biscornet’s license at 65 Hanover street was revoked. Protest by Rev Fr Gagnon against Goodrow Co transfer from 613 Merrimack street to 96 Ford street cites school traffic and French Canadian sentiment. Frederick Lawton objects to nearby Mack premises on Ford street. Petitions withdrawn after legal review. Officer Whittaker charged with patrol failures and fined thirty days pay. The note ends with mention of early golden rod bloom and a family visit to Bear Hill pond.
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Meyer Vadher
Merrimack Street
Common Victuallers
William B. Winship
High Street
Frances
Kenneson
Boulevard
Paul Biscornet
Colburn Street
Phebe Daigie
Middlesex Street
John Coxe
Chambers Street
Mark McHale
East Chelmsford
Robert F. Martin
Adams Street
Hanover Street
Fr. Gagnon
Goodrow & Co
Ford Street
Canal Bridge
Frederick Lawton
G. Mack
Returned from Cuba Adelbert Ames Jr convalesces at home
Adelbert Ames Jr the younger son of Brigadier General Adelbert Ames has returned home convalescent from fever after accompanying his father to Santiago as secretary. He was ill after the surrender and endured a harsh voyage home. General Ames is in good health and has resumed with his troops. Adjutant Butler Ames and Quartermaster Sergeant Gardner W Pearson report steady progress in Porto Rico.
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Adelbert Ames
Santiago
United States
Young Ames
Ames
Cuba
Adjt
Butler Ames
Sixth Regiment
Porto Rico
Gardner W. Pearson
Chelmsford Lunch Breaker Notes and Departures
Dr F R Rix and family are at Baker's Island cottage for two weeks. Superintendent George H Knowlton and family left for Maine for August due to Mrs Knowlton's mother illness. Unitarian lawn party set for Wednesday evening at Emersons grounds. Central Congregational plans summer outing at Warrens Grove on the same day. In Knowltons absence, Dr E H Chamberlin, school committee chair, may issue labor certificates.
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F. R. Rix
Baker's Island
George H. Knowlton
Maine
Knowlton
Unitarian Society
James P. Emerson
Central Congregational Society
Warren's Grove
E. H. Chamberlin
Local notices and garden notes from a New England town
Mrs Johnson returns home after boarding at Mrs Parker's. Mrs J R Cobleigh and two children visited Princeton. Boxborough Sabbath school joins South Acton for a Lake Walden picnic. Church service to resume the first Sunday in August after a four week vacation. Mrs 8 J Dodge spent days in Somerville. Mrs Brown comfortable. Chimney Swift nests in kitchen chimney. Flower mission carried by W C T U with Miss Loring handling August first three weeks. Birds and nests active including vesper sparrow, kingbird, robin. blossoms of cardinal flower and foxglove. Mr Morton Raymond and family at Simeon Wetherbee's. George Whitcomb and wife at Nagog. Roadsides rich with acrimony and vervain. dodder weaving in copse and dell. Last grange programme mostly business with orchestra. A fair and lawn party planned. Huckleberries ripe. rag fringed orchid blooming among bushes. purple fringed orchid by meadow brook and queen of the meadow and water.
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Morton Raymond
Simeon Wetherbee
George Whitcomb
Nagog
Funeral of Mrs Harriet Moulton Held at Forest Hills
The funeral for Mrs Harriet Moulton formerly of this city was held yesterday from her Union terrace residence Forest Hills Boston conducted by Rev Dean of Forest Hills Methodist church. She aided hundreds through 40 years of residence with broad charity and was beloved by many. Flowers from children grandchildren and friends testified to her memory. She was born in Windham New Hampshire 66 years ago and moved here after marriage. her husband Oliver Moulton had been superintendent of Forest Hills cemetery. Body sent to Lowell to be buried with her husband.
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Union Terrace
Morton St. Forest Hills
Boston
Moulton
Oliver Moulton
Forest Hills Cemetery
Dean
Forest Hills Methodist Church
Japan
Summer Street
St. Peter's Church
Fr. McDonough
Michael McGlinchy
Jeremiah McGlinchy
Hugh McDevitt
James McHugh
William McLean
James McGlinn
Summers Abroad From Salem To Old Orchard Beach
A long list of residents and visitors are noted by location and destination for summer vacations across New England and Massachusetts. Names tied to Salem Me South Strafford Vt Albrough Springs Vt and many others head to spots like Old Orchard Beach York Beach North Beach N H Crescent Beach Cape Cod and Weld Me for two weeks to extended stays. several plans include lectures trips to Ireland France and Canada with family travel and social outings.
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Albrough Springs
H. AL. Whitney
Windham
N. H
F. H. Hodges
Lynn
W. A. Eastman
Southport
Ellen M. White
Westport Point
Mass
J. H. Hogan
York Beach
Charles W. Brown
Old Orchard Beach
James Peabody
Juniper Point
J. A. Foote
Ocean Wavehouse
Rye
North Beach
Pillsbury
Mattapoiset
Rev
Wm. Merrill
Fitzwilliam Depot
Jane Swapp
Pigeon Cove
Carrie H. Wadleigh
North Falmouth
H. E. Gray
Frederic
A. B. Harrison
Helen
Eva
Emily B. G. Fullerton
W. H. Turner
Lottie Rollins
Charlie
Lillian
Gertrude
Royal
Henry Leith
Lowell House
Sterling Camp Ground
C. I. Hood Company
Alice ‘Tilton
Lilla Holgate
Kittie Weight
Georges Mills
Lake Sunapee
Alice Chase
Boston and New York Markets Report by Bright Sears Co
Financial brief from Boston and New York markets reported by Bright Sears & Co. The dispatch notes market activity in New York with insights on price movements and notable trades. Specifics on securities and figures are limited in the fragment.
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Bright, Sears & Co
Actress Henrietta Rau known on stage as Henrietta Beluer dies
Mrs Henrietta Rau an actress known to the stage as Henrietta Beluer died Monday morning in New York City She played leading parts in East Lynne and The Lady of Lyons chiefly on the road Ephraim W Sells elder of the Sells Bros a famous circus figure died in Columbus Ohio Monday of Brights disease
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Henrietta Beluer
New York City
Ephraim W. Sells
Sells Bros
Cirecus
Columbus
Bright
Blouse waists for boys offered at 25 cents each
A. G. Pollard & Co advertises a large lot of boys blouse waists in light percales and cheviots at 25 cents. The items are described as well made and good values, largely former higher price lines from earlier in the season.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
Auction sale at 223 Central street in Fiske's block
We shall sell without limit or reserve for cash to the highest bidders at mortgagee's sale in the basement of store 223 Central street Fiske's block tomorrow after noon at half-past two o'clock. Items listed include three chamber sets parlor set dining room set lady's desk roll-top desk toilet sets carpets pictures kitchen furniture range stoves crib mattresses and more rain or shine.
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Central Street
Fiske
Death notices for Howard and William B Sharp
In the city on August 2 Howard Kelly infant son of William and Kate Kelly died at 247 Dutton Street. William B Sharp aged 30 died on August 2 at 59 Chestnut Street. A Chicago Evening Post quotation follows.
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Dutton Street
Howard Kelly
William
Kate Kelly
Sharp
Chestnut Street
William B. Sharp
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