Baby Saves Money and Sleep With Lactated Food Tale
The Buffalo Express reports a would be robber failed to seize county funds after a baby’s cry woke the household. The article adds a second tale of a malnourished infant improving on Lactated Food, promising better sleep and health, and crediting it with stopping stomach and sleep troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleghany County
New York
Buffalo Express
George K. Dennett
Browfield Gireet
Hodgdon
Dedham
Sle
Drapery Warerooms Offer Wide Selections in Boston
G A R Boston advertises a vast drapery assortment rivaling multiple stores with low prices due to bulk imports. It promotes Moorish fret work and lattice work in white or natural wood, furnished rooms showing various decor styles, and windows displaying lighting effects by gas or electric illumination. Visitors are welcome to see the latest fabrics and goods.
Weather Forecast Across New England and New York
Forecast through 8 p m Thursday calls for fair and warmer in most areas. Maine shows showers in the east with easterly to southerly winds and Western cooler. New Hampshire remains fair with steady temperatures. Massachusetts warms with fair skies and southerly winds. Rhode Island and Connecticut fair with light coastal showers and variable winds. Vermont warmer and fair with southerly winds. Eastern New York warmer and fair with variable winds. Caution signals issued at Narragansett region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Vermont
New York
Narragansett
Transatlantic Steamship Arrivals and Departures Noted
A list of ships with ports of origin and destinations dated Augusts across New York Boston Liverpool Glasgow Greenock and London. Vessels include Norseman Wild Flower Saratoga Teutonic City of New York Wisconsin Bohemia Mascotte Amsterdam Majestic and others with varying routes to London Antwerp Havana Boulogne and Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Norseman
Liverpool
Banan
Jamasca
New Yok
Wild Flower
Rouen
New York
Saratoga
Havana
State of Pennsylvania
Glason
Teutonic
London
City of New York
Wisconsin
Philadelphia
Gow
Michigan
Baltimore
Wight
Mascotte
Antwerp
Storm King
Montreal
Greenock
Warwick
Gravesend
Bohemia
Colorado
Kynie
Amsterdam
Boulogne
Bremen
Main
Majestic
Hoar Attacks Quay Plan On Force Bill Adjourning Congress
Washington August 13 Senator Hoar offers a radical amendment to Senator Quay's resolution insisting on considering the federal election bill. The move aims to pigeonhole the force bill but faces stiff committee and caucus opposition as Republicans weigh adjournment plans and election timing.
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Hoar
Senator Quay
Wasurincton
Sprcra
Quay
Cquty
Committee On Rules
Republicc
Fena
Quay’s
Lioar
Reed
Senate
House
Eighteenth annual convention of Union Ex Prisoners of War
The National Association of Union Ex-Prisoners of War held its 18th annual convention in the Hall of Representatives with about 100 members present. President E H Williams led sessions praising unity, urging swift passage of a prisoners pension bill, and endorsing a memorial hall and museum to honor ex-prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Union Ex-Prisoners of War
Hall of Representatives
E. H. Williams
Indiana
John
House of Representatives
Williams
Congress
Reed
Andersonville
Heaven
Hell
Iie
Hawley
David Jones
L. G. McKnight
Massachusetts
J.B. Cotton
Missouri
H. C. H. Jones
Vermont
Memorial Hall
Comrades Cilgore
New York
Boudray
Green
Wilmington
Del
Ferguson
F. A. Cleveland
Iinois
Dr. Clark
Illinois
M. Long
Worder Mark
J. P. Clerry
Scrandal
Scranton
Penn
Grand Army
Cary
Rochester
N. Y
Seeley
Syracuse
McDonald
Washington, D. C
Burdick
Morrill
Committee On Pensions
Committee On
Cleveand, (V
Prisoners’ Association
John Tarsney
Ilinois
National Association
Washington
D. D. Goss
Worcester
Omrade Mann
Twentieth Century Magazine
Woman’s Relief Corps
Killgore
Comitttes
Versailles
France
Felows
J. G. B. Adams
J.S. Fur
Ohio
J. ‘J. Hale
Michigan
O. R. McNary
Kansas
Charles Cornell
Rhode Island
Henry Knipp
Maryland
Comrade Furgerson
Iowa
Nebraska
Martha A. Burdick
Centralia
Triaon
Foter
First Silver Purchase Under New Law At Mints
The U S mint system bought 810000 ounces of silver today for the Philadelphia San Francisco and New Orleans mints The amount was below offers available Director Leech presided during Windoms absence and kept prices paid confidential London price was 51 pence per ounce approx $1 1254 in U S currency The buys include only orders of at least 10000 ounces Whether numerous small purchases occurred remains unknown The day’s purchase trails the monthly average toward the 2070000 goal before Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
San Francisco
New Orleans
Leech
Windom
London
United States
Regatta Opens With Strong Oarsmen Field At Worcester
The 18th annual regatta of the National Association of American Oarsmen began in Worcester with about 1200 spectators. Highlights included a dramatic senior four-oared race after a false start. Top finishers in events ranged from senior singles to junior singles and the quarter-mile dash, with clubs from Lawrence to Toronto competing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erving
Rochester
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Worcester
New York Central
Knights of Labor
National Association of American Oarsmen
William Caffrey
Lawrence Canoe Club
Freds. Hawkins
Metropolitan Rowing Club
New _ York
Charles FE. Bulger
Mutual Boat _ Club
Albany
George J. Kirby
Pawtucket B
Providence
B. J. Carney
Institute B.C
Newark
N.J
O. Nettleton
Minenesota
B. C
St. Paul
A. P. Burritt
Argonauts
Toronto
Ont
KE. Newton
Atherton
Metropolitans
New York
A. C. Downing
Crescents
Boston
Joseph Wright
Toronto Rowing Club
Hirst
A. L. Bennett
Worcester B. C
P. Lehaney
Albany Rowing Club
Ime
O. W. Dwyer
Bradford B
C. I.abby
Pawtuckets
John EK. Nagle
Metropolitan
James P. Fox
Bostons
KE. N. Atherton
Late Ship News Arrivals and Departures At New York Ports
New York arrivals list numerous ships including Athena Wind Sor Fionella Argo Wareham E H Harriman Andrew Adams E H Cornell Jesse Murdock Hattie Kensington Bangor Julien Nelson etc. Vessels cleared or sailed for Liverpool Hamburg Bremen Antwerp Havana and more with dockside movements and ship names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Athena
Windsor
Fionella
Cape Town
Argo
Wareham
E. H. Harriman
Andrew Adams
E. H. Cornell
Jesse Murdock
Hattie Kenderskeag
Joseph Oakes
Roger Drury
D. S. Williams
Bangor
Julien Nelson
Hattie Perry
New Wedford
Annie M. Allen
William F. Allen
Bath
Thomas Borden
Rockland
Seth W. Smith
Uniais
City of Chicago
Germanic
Liverpool
Suevia
Hamburg
Fulda
Bremen
Obdam
Rotterdam
Noordland
Antwerp
Ituni
Santander
City of Columbia
Havana
Ozaima
Gonaives
Portia
Halifax
Slup Stething
Hong Kong
Barks Pallas
Konigsberg
Edith Sheraton
San Domino City
State of Nevada
Stewart
Glasow
Ciudad Condal
Carmona
Anserich
Hloosler
Stanlis Bays
Philadelphia
Chambers
Laguayra
Rhosina
Pearn
Cardiff
Columbia
Vagelighanz
River Mersey
Hessenstein
Cottage City
Kennett
Lack of Appreciation Noted as Cause of Failures
The remark connects dullness with missed chances and links ability with certainty when properly insured. The source identifies RA TIVS Likrif INS and J. Phelps as state officials in Boston, detailing an address at 159 Dev., Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RA Tivs Likrif Ins
Cvu
J. Is Phelps
State Ag
Dev
Boston
Indian Education Funding Follows Senate Amendments
Conference committee reports the Indian education provisions are preserved with Senate amendments. House conferees approve the changes favoring Dawes backed elements including 50000 for school buildings on reservations and 25000 for a Lilackfeet Agency school. Carlisle repairs 5000, 25000 each for Flandreau and Mandan industrial schools. Grand Junction pupil support rises to 175 and total for the site to 35000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
Senate
Conference Committee
House Conferrees
Massachusetts
House
Lilackfeet
Carlisle
Flandreau
8. D
Mandam
N. D
Grand Junction
Col
Trial Trip Report for Gunboat Concord in Delaware Bay
Navy Department receives account of preliminary trial trip of gunboat Concord in Delaware Bay. Vessel operated four hours forty minutes with two thirds under forced draught. Steam pressure fluctuated 100 to 130 pounds. engines ranged 125 to 180 revolutions, later about 130 under forced draught. Concord and sister Bennington, Yorktown class, must develop 3400 horsepower per contract, 400 more than Yorktown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Navy Department
Delaware Bay
Bennington
Yorktown
Chamberlain Arrives in Salem for Rest and Visit
The Hon. Joseph Chamberlain M P of Birmingham England and wife arrived in Salem at about 6 PM and will stay with Mrs Chamberlains parents for a few days. They travel from New York by Teutonic and proceed to Washington with ex Secretary Endicott and family. The party is in good health and seeks relaxation with Mrs Chamberlain visiting her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturn
Joseph Chamberlain
Birmingham
Eng
Salem
Endicott
Grand See Champagne and Hygeia Water chosen for 1890 encampment banquets
The entertainment committee of the National Encampment G A for 1890 selects Grand See champagne by Jules Mumm & Co of Reims as the sole champagne and Hygeia Sparkling Lithia Water as the sole table water for banquets and entertainments, sold by 5.5. Pierce & Co at all Boston stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A
Jules Mumm & Co
Reims
Alger Addresses Grand Army at Music Hall Convention
General Alger delivers the Commander-in-Chief's annual address at the Grand Army of the Republic convention in Music Hall. General Sherman is hailed by the Missouri delegation but declines a platform appearance as Alger presides. The speech covers organization health pensions memorials and charity with notes on post counts finances and future duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics
Alger
Sherman
Butler
Sickles
Grand Army of the Republic
Veazey
Vermont
Richard F. Tobin
Boston
General Sherman
Music Hall
Missouri
Atlanta
Jis
Rev. L. Foster
Cradle of Liberty
Union Army
Department of
Louisiana
Mississippi
Provisional Department of
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Sam
North Dakota
Dakota
Kansas
Texas
Congress
Pension Committee
Sons of Veterans
National Council of Administration
General Logan
Logan Monument
Boston Campfire Honoring G A R Visitors Draws Seven Thousand
Massachusetts in Mechanics Hall hosts a large campfire with poets musicians and speeches praising Boston hospitality to visiting G A R brethren and W R C members. Governor Brackett and other leaders praise soldiers and Massachusetts heritage amid decorations and crowds.
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Wierry
International
Washington SP
E. A. Waldron
Gen. Agr
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
ST. John
Baby
Tion
Uyan Poe Orel
Galco
Page
W. E. Blunt
Peabody
Salem Willows
James How
California
M. P
England
Frederick Law Olmsted
Jackson Park
Sears and
Campbell
Nahant
John Boyle O’reilly
Kearsarge
National Association of United States Letter Carriers
Logan
John A. Logan
Cambridge
Woman's Relief Corps
Sheppard Howman
The
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of
D. H. Buckley
DaveNnsuins Street
Goldsmith
Mambrino Maid
Lady Bullion
Globe
Bullion
Doble
Hendry X
Adonis
Gossip, Jr
Jewett
Almont Wilkes
Mambrino Maia
Mambrino
Ate Ua
Cee Preg Pee Feee
Hendry K
Vcc Vccccs
Avecsssons
Speci
Ics Corrender
Poble
Stills
Bowen
Andrews
Sidney
Hickok
Ate Ee Gossip, Jr
Wilkie Collins
James
Keekee
Seelee
Et Letton
Hylas Boy
Petit
Sarometer
Momete
Alvany
Jusmarck
Cheyenne
Chicago
Cincasian
Petrovic
Duluth
Eliaso
Eastport
Helena
Mont
Jacksonvile
Argutreal
Salt Lake City
Fair Wilhawington,s
Yrazey
Alger— Creamer
Secretary of the Interior
Quartermaster General
Ion
Union
Daine
Furnniture
Canal ST
Mel
South Side
Boston & Maine Depot
Zutler
NicKinley
Warner
Mechanics’ Hall
Mechanics’ Fair
Huntington Avenue
Department of Massachusetts
George Innis
Governor Brackett
Lincoln
Andrew
Commonwealth
Soldiers
Village Green
State House
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