Governor's Day Rain Shortens Camp Review in Framingham
Rain cut short the Governor Crane review of the First Brigade at Framingham camp on Governor's Day. Thousands of spectators from across the state watched as the Second Regiment and other units passed in review before the Governor and staff. Wet weather caused dismissal, shelter sought, and a hurried departure for the Lowell delegation amid crowded trains and drenched visitors.
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South Framingham
Mathews
Crane
iBugle
Chelmsford Cavalry
Lowell
Framingham
Sol
Alexander Greig
Rosamond Renwick
Agnes Livingston
Andrew Livingston
Mary V. Tobin
Robert K. Remington
Eugene Strawberries
Mary McPhee
Ella Gannon
Mary Thomas
Henry Parsons
Col. Chapin
Frank Hacket
D. G. Wilson
Ina
Kittie Wilkes
Lottie Grosvenor
Walter R. Chase
Stephen Dempsey
Annie Blackwell
Fred Jenness
Ida Laflamme
Brock
James McHugh
May Lee
Frederick Cheney
Ethel Myers
Margaret McDonald
Catherine Goodwin
Markham
D. F. Stearns
F. W. Stearns
Frances Briggs
John Royal
Joseph Lebrun
Jeremiah Coughlin
Joseph S. Gillow
C. H. Lane
Kittredge
Adams
Col
Albert Pinder
Irene Pinder
Katie Slaven
Gertrude Atkinson
Helena Rivet
Bertha Wilson
Margaret McKenzie
T. H. Connell
Grace Wood
Ella Goss
James N. Greig
Sergi. Silvany
Doan's Ointment Praised By Local Resident
Mr Stephen F Halpin of 84 Mass Corporation endorses Doan's Ointment after trying a box from Ellingwood Co drug store at Merrimack and Central. He reports rapid relief from long lasting irritation and urges others to use the product sold by Foster-Mildburn Co Buffalo NY as sole U.S. agents.
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Stephen F. Halpin
Mass. Corporation
Dean’s
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Doan
Foster-Milburn Company
Buffalo
N. Y
U.S
Private Hunt Praised By Col Darling For Soldierly Appearance
Compliments from Col Darling yesterday highlight Private Hunt’s soldierly bearing while on orderly duty. Capt Carr owns a fine Lt Bernard dog that guarded the tent, with the dog refusing late-night mischief. Sergt Mitchell was praised as the best sergeant in the regiment by Col Darling via a friend. Five seasoned men named in the tent include Bill Decatur, 38. Corp Chandler, 18. Sergt Berry, 9. Sergt Clogston, 6. Private Bowden, 4. Bugler Riggs paid respects to the group today. Private Sutherland and Corp Flanagan are reported as responsible for most
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Hunt
Col. Daring
Captain Carr
Bernard
Sergt. Mitchell
Col. Darling
Lowell
Bill Decatur
Corp. Chandler
Berry
Clogston
Bowden
Riggs
Sutherland
Corp. Flanagan
Camp Life Highlighted By Hobby Horse and Homeward Hope
Gardner W. Pearson shows a sun‑tan after a week in camp. Private McLaird of Troop F rides one of the finest saddle horses, eager to hear cannons. The company looks forward to returning home tomorrow.
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Gardner W. Pearson
Private McLaird
Roosevelt Will Not Allow Woodruff To Enter Race
New York June 22 Lieut Governor Woodruff unlikely to run for governor unless Roosevelt resigns. Michael J Daly says if Roosevelt resigns the party may unite to nominate Woodruff. otherwise Woodruff likely not a candidate. Odell says Roosevelt will not resign and will serve out term. Campaign plans include June 26 Carnegie Hall meeting led by Seth Low with J B Foraker as principal speaker. Hanna anticipates a hard fight in New York and nearby states.
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New York
Woodruff
Michael J. Daly
Roosevelt
Ien
B. B. Odell, Jr
Republican State Committee
Odell
Cleveland
Newburg
Tater
Republican County Committee
Carnegie Hall
Seth Low
J. B. Foraker
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Hanna
Atlantic Seaboard
Kentucky Hopes Rise for McKinley Roosevelt Vote
Ex Governor of Kentucky predicts overwhelming Kentucky support for McKinley and Roosevelt next November. He cites Roosevelt’s popularity and campaign strength. Utah delegates Wells Kearns and Loose send 59000 checks to Hanna as campaign funds. National figures meet to settle accounts as Philadelphia mayor praises party success.
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Philadelphia
W. S. Taylor
Kentucky
East
McKinley
Roosevelt
National Committee
Bluegrass
Heber M. Wells
Thos. Kearns
Charles E.loose
Utah
Hanna
Bryan
Wells
Kearns
Loose
Joseph H. Manly
Maine
Henry C. Paine
Wisconsin
Senator Scott
West Virginia
Richard C. Kerens
Missouri
Gen. Grosvenor
Ohio
Ashbridge
Roosevelt Replies to McKinley on Ticket Share
Roosevelt sends a cordial note from New York dated June 21, thanking President McKinley for his congratulations and expressing pride in being associated on the ticket. The message comes from Washington to United States readers and reflects the campaign era tone. A humorous note follows about a marriage by telephone between a bride in Indiana and a groom in Tennessee, joking that divorce by telephone would remove no obstacle to such nuptials.
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New York
William McKinley
Washington, D. C
Theodore Roosevelt
Indiana
Tennessee
Market roundup shows liquidation limited but bears pressure persists
Northern Pacific weakens only slightly as liquidation hits Brt and other rails. B R T slides from 56 to 51 1 2 amid selling, while Sugar, Reading, St. Paul and Union Pacific also move lower. Copper slow, rumors of large lending surround Russell Sage. Sentiment hints at deferred rally, with bears active and brokers eyeing further declines before any rebound.
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit
New York
Northern Pacific
Rock Island
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Boston
Erie
Santa Fe
Bell
Calumet and Heele
Rolston & Bass
Brt
Reading
Morgan
Western Lines
Dunn
Russell Sage
Sugar Ref. Co
Atchison Peseee
Atchison
Am Tobacco
B&o
Brooklyn
Pacific
Penn. Railroad
Tee People’s Gas
Eee
Phila. & Readin
So Pacific
Third Ave
Raill dli
Tenn. C. &I. A
Union Pac
Aee
Thy U. S. Rubber
Wee
U.S
Wabash
West Union
Wheeling & L. E
Eranklin
Old Dominion
Parrott
Abe
Bell Rights
Dom Coal
Erie Tel
N. BE. Gas Oe
Henry Clews on Market Outlook and Caution
Henry Clews says the market remains uncertain. He cites political, crop, and foreign factors and July disbursements as risks. While urging confidence, he advises caution and notes potential short-term opportunities for quick, moderate turns as uncertainties clear.
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Henry Clews
Market rally not tied to political causes say Haven and Stout
Haven and Stout argue that Thursday's market uptick, following earlier declines, is not driven by politics. They note limited speculative buying and a modest supply of stocks, suggesting external factors are not fueling the rise.
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Guinness
Haven & Stout
Ameedt
Wall Street
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Lake
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Dun
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Am, Agricultural Chemical Co
Exchange Building
Irvin
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Middlesex
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