Northern business protests against force bill signed by New York men
A pair of memorials presented to the Senate oppose the federal elections bill. One signed by 106 New York businessmen objects that the measure is unnecessary, partisan, and will harm both whites and blacks by taxing the South to educate the illiterate. It urges peaceful progress and warns of discord between North and South.
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Pascoe
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Harrison backs previous question in Senate rules debate
The article recalls President Harrison’s stance on using the previous question to advance the election bill. It notes his long standing support since 1883 along with senators Frye Larrison Sherman Gorman Harris and the committee majority that struck the provision.
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Senate
Committee On Rules
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Maine
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Larrison
Sherman
Ohio
Gorman
Maryland
Harris
Tennessee
Memorial at Gettysburg Receives Partial House Approval
Colonel Batchelder of Hyde Park won a partial victory as the House committee on military affairs favored authorizing General Bing ham of Pennsylvania to spend 125000 to mark the lines of battle at Gettysburg. An amendment removed Batchelder as historian and manager of the project.
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Hyde Park
House Committee On Military Affairs
General Bingham
Pennsylvania
Northern
Virginia
Gettysburg
Congress
Hawley
Senate Committee On
Morse Called to Chair in House by Speaker Reed
Congressman Morse of Massachusetts was invited to the chair by Speaker Reed. He accepted with a bow and smiled as applause greeted him. He wore his usual faultless attire, striped trousers and white vest.
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MR. Morse
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Speaker Reed
Massachusetts
Political proceedings with Reed presiding and motions denied
The scene centers on Speaker Reed as he presided over a tense session. Indiana objector Holman greeted him warmly. Mr. Rogers of Arkansas moved to adjourn or appeal, which Reed declined to entertain, then Morse returned to duties at his desk.
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Boston
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Daily Registered Sack Exchange Announced for Boston and Fitchburg
The Postmaster-General orders a new inner registered sack exchange starting the 18th. It departs Boston at 6 45 a.m. and Fitchburg at 1 27 p.m. via the Boston and Troy railway post office. No exchange on Sundays.
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President nominates diplomats to Liberia and St Peters Port
President sent to the Senate a slate of nominees including Alexander Clark of Iowa for minister resident and consul-general to Liberia and Samuel B. Horne of Connecticut for consul of the United States at St Pierre Port.
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Alexander Clark
Iowa
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Samuel B. Horne
Connecticut
Market notes from New York and Chicago on copper and rails
The report highlights a dull New York market with calmer sentiment and stronger copper shares, a note on Western railroad values, and delays in freight due to equipment shortages. It covers wheat, sugar certificates, Union Pacific bridge plans, Edison phonograph dolls, Big Four stock, municipal bonds, money market dullness, and weaker sterling with slight export uptick.
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Worcester Business Circles Surprise Worcester
Property of Alfred T. Hammond organ reed maker was attached by E B Glasgow for Charlies P. Fisher a heavy Munroe Organ Reed Co stockholder. Fisher's suit claims Hammond mismanaged to gain control and seeks a receiver. Writ returnable first Monday in September.
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Charlies P. Fisher
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Munroe Organ Reed Company
Hammond
Business Failures Across U S and Canada Rise
The Mercantile Agency reports 208 total failures this week across the United States and Canada, up from 189 last week and 199 the prior week. Bradstreet's tallies 151 U S failures, with Canada at 25, as year-to-date U S failures reach 6355 compared with 7032 in 1889.
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FE. Russell & Co
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Canada
Dominion of Canada
Bradstreet
Battle of Bunker Hill Cyclorama Admission Reduced
Twenty five cents buys much at the Battle of Bunker Hill Cyclorama 401 Tremont Street next the bridge. Half price accompanies an enhanced exhibition and the round building pleases visitors with its artful presentation and lifelike painted effects.
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Boston Caucus Case Deepens Local Political Turmoil
Hundreds filled Fast Boston's District Court for the McEnaney caucus case hearing. Judge Emmons declined jurisdiction sending the matter to the grand jury and held McEnaney for September court term while releasing witness Pumphret on bond. The case hinges on alleged ballot box stuffing of 250 to 300 ballots and lists showing nonvoters.
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Representative McEnaney
Emmons
Grand Jury
Mr. McEnaney
Superior Court
Michael J. Pumphret
Thomas J. Gargan
James KE. Fitzgerald
Gargan
McEnaney
Melvin 0. Adams
Pumphret
Charles D. Hedman
Adams
Boston Button Corporation
Ward 2
Democratic Association
Fitzgerald
McEknaney
Cornelius J. Elgnn
James McGonagle
Sumner Street
Daley
Hankard
Richard C. Shea
Richard Scheib
Cottage Street
Sons
John W. McAuliffe
John McCormick
Flynn
Patrick Quinn
James N. Pero
Paris Street
McKnaney
Emmonds
Jemance
McSnaney
W. E. F. Whatt
Mr. Gargan
Mr. Whall
Democratic City Committee
Newcaste Tennis Finals Crown Hovey and Ryerson Doubles Champions
In Newcaste on August 8 the singles final saw F H Hovey beat G Winthrop Lee 7 6 5 for the title. Doubles crowned Hovey and Wright champions after defeating Carver and Ryerson in three sets. Carver won consolation singles 6 4 6 3.
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N. H
G. Winthrop Lee
Harvard
F. H. Hovey
Newton
R. D. Sears
Elovey
Lee
Hovey
Wright
Carver
Ryerson
Hloppin
Weeden
Mansfield
Hoppin
Tallant
Reade
Eastman
Marriages Record From City Listings Aug 6 7
In this city on Aug 7 Martin Anderson of Boston wed Bertha Petterson of Woburn. Malden saw Leslie J Clark wed Lizzie H Savory on Aug 6. Adelbert H Smith married Loretta Hardy in this city on Aug 7. John W Scott tied to Marie L Dragon on Aug 6. Charles H Thayer wed Mary A Farrington in Milton on Aug 6.
Obituary Notices From Malden Deer Island and Sudbury
Death notices announce Kate Barrington aged 75 at Malden Charles L Goodnow 63 5 2 Laura A Pearson 53 at Malden and Rev John W Cadman 70 8 months funeral details and related Masonic Knights Templar notices indicate regional bereavements with service plans in Roxbury and South Sudbury August dates listed for each passing.
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Kate
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Cadman
Deer Island
John W. Cadman
Winthrop Street
Roxbury
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Goodnow
South Sudbury
Charles L. Goodnow
Pearson
Laura A. Pearson
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