Will Quay Be Defeated in Force Bill Debate
Washington Aug 18. Republicans abandon plan for another caucus on the force bill as Democrats prepare to energize the coming congressional campaign. Quay’s resolution likely won’t be called soon while tariff concerns and manufacturer influence shape strategy. Democrats seek stronger district wins and wider distribution of tariff and silver materials ahead of the next House, with party leadership wary of third party disruption. Also reports from Washington note army and naval promotions, resignations, and staff changes as the administration reorganizes personnel.
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Washineton
Srecan
White House
Hoar
Lodge
Quay
House
Senate
Reed
Kennedy
Ohio
Ennsylvania
Jelamater
McCreary
Kentucky
Democratic Congressional Executive Committee
Third Pary
Spectan
R. I. Abbott
D. Houston
G. L. Gillespie
Corps of Engineers
Charles L. Potter
Frank Baker
Ordnance Department
Powder Works
Dupont & Co
Wilmington
Del
John R. Toston
Fourth Artillery
George W. Davis
Fourteenth Infantry
United States
Nicaragua Canal Construction Company
A. B. Bullinton
Watervliet Arsenal
West Troy
N.Y
W. A. Marye
Benicia Arsenal
California
San Antonio Arsenal
Texas
L. 8. Babbitt
J. A. Kress
Rock Island Arsenal
Illinois
James Rockwell
O. B. Mitcham
United States Military Academy
Midvale Steel Works
Pennsylvania
Er. B. Babbitt
Thurlow
Penn
F. L. Henderson
Glasgow
Mont
Vancouver Barracks
Washington State
G. Ler Irwin
Third Artillery
San Francisco
Ort McHlenry
C. F. Mason
Fort Logan
Fort Washakie
Wyoming
George A. Bright
Naval Academy
M. Shute
Coast Survey
S. White
Marine Rendezvous
Naval
William W. Woodhull
New York Navy Yard
Midsummer Festival Day Two At Point of Pines
The second day at the Point of Pines midsummer festival featured the festival band under J Thomas Baldwin with a strong program of grand opera airs. Soloists and vocal numbers highlighted the day, drawing larger attendance than in prior years. The program for day three includes overtures arias and various instrument solos by listed artists and ensembles.
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Point of Pines
J.thomas Baldwin
Mason
Vreesescsine
G. A. BR
Kela Bela
Old Madrid
Misa Rosa Lynde
Baldwin Cornet
Ees
Hartmann Atedee Floryn
Death of Mr George W Sumner on Orrs Island
The Worcester Spy recounts the death of George W. Sumner after two weeks illness from cholera morbus causing blood poisoning. On Bailey's Island he died peacefully with family nearby as islanders mourned. The Orpheus Club of Springfield issued resolutions praising his ten years as musical director and the Arlington Street Church funeral was planned with Rev Edward Hale officiating.
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Worcester
George W. Sumner
Orr's Island
Bailey’s Island
Irwin Dennett
the Baptist Church
Roslindale
Mr. Sumner
Orpheus Club of
Springfield
Orpheus Club
Sumner
Arlington Street
Edward E. Hale
Brooke Herford
Europe
Knights and Lynn unions back moroecco strikers firm
Lynn August 18 Knights of Labor and the Lynn Central Labor Union pledged support for the moroecco strikers. Manufacturers refuse to yield and claim the Knights are fighting while they remain on the defensive. Eugene Barry notes no Manufacturers' Association meeting occurred.
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Lynn
Srecrau
Knights of Labor
Lynn Central Labor Union
Moroecco
Knights
Manufacturers’ Association
Eugene Barry
Moulton
Salem OfficersTrack Escapes and Jail Breaks In Salem
Salem August 18 Captain Thurston and a Lynn officer escorted sixteen prisoners to jail. Four prisoners fled into a Front street saloon. Two were recaptured. John White and Edward McDonald escaped handcuffed together. Salem jail holds 193 prisoners including 22 women. Missing feather manufacturer William Reardon sought. Woman's Relief Corps plans visit of National Relief Corps officers including past national presidents Mrs. McHenry and others with a Willows dinner in Salem.
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Salem
Thurston
Lynn
John White
Edward McDonald
William Reardon
Elizabeth Warey Kinne
California
The
Willows
Death by own action in Woburn Mary Darmody
Mary Darmody of Winchester committed suicide by drowning in Horn Pond near Mrs. M Bowe on Buckman Street after an afternoon visit and overnight stay. Her clothing and a letter noting her distress were found in the sleeping room. Her shawl and shoes appeared on Horns Pond shore. body recovered near Canal Street shortly after 11 o'clock.
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Horn
Market Ferment Overshadows New York Financials
The New York market yesterday ran feverish amid high money rates and fear of stringency. The Chase National Bank raised its rate to 10 percent and banks appeared short of funds amid suspected manipulation. Treasury silver purchases and investor reactions colored sentiment, with various outfits in Boston and New York reporting shifting liquidity, lending rates, and equity moves as rail and mining stocks drew attention.
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New York
Chase National Bank
Market keeper robbed on Otis Street by two men
Providence, Aug 18 George E Mc Elroy who runs a market at 20 Chalkstone avenue was robbed at midnight on Otis street of a silver watch and about 4 in cash. The robbers were Thomas McNamara alias Nigger Mack and a companion. Nigger Mack has been arrested. Brockton Aug 18 At a special City Council meeting the Perkins Park site for a memorial ball was tentatively approved 13 to 7 though a two thirds majority is still required for funding Popular feeling favors the site with doubt remaining over final disposition.
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Providence
R. L
George E. McElroy
Chalkstone Avenue
Otis Street
Thomas McNamara
Nigger Mack
Brockton
Promate
Annie M. Hotchkiss
Cambridge
Alonzo S. Weed
Newton
Middlesex
Boston Post
Hoston
George M. Brooks
Charles HU
Massachu
Massachus Setts
Suffolk
Robert J. Taylor
Moston
Joan KE
Abbott
Watertown
Boston
Seaton Post
Jouns W. McKis
Esquire
John AL. Paine
Coe Monweal LO Massachussetts
David Morrison
Brighton
Testate
David W. Morrison
Charles W. Morrison
George G. Morrison
Marriages in This City on Various Dates
In this city on August 16, by Rev. Mr. Deming, James Clampett wed Martha Marsh. Also August 16, Walter R. Hutchinson married Fannie W. Desmond by Rev. Mr. Deming. On August 7, Henry E. Starr married Georgie Gilson by Rev. Tobey. August 18, Walter H. Smith wed Abbie W. Molod, both of Boston, by Rev. M. Deming.
Death notices from Boston area headlines Aug 18
Deaths listed in a Boston area notice include Adeline Coney of South Boston aged 63 and Henrietta Epmeyer of Dorchester Lower Mills aged 42. Other obituaries include Georgia Anna Kennedy of Lawrence aged 37, Nellie Lamphere of Somerville aged 2, Peter Manning of City Hospital aged 28, Harriet G. Pierce of South Boston aged 37, Mary Mansfield Patterson in Langenschwalbach Germany, Frederick E. Parlin of Everett aged 15, Elsie Hope Stimson of London aged 76, Elma G. Stone of Weert Acton aged 16, Rachel L Strong of Methuen aged 84, Nancy Kimball Virgin of Cambridge aged 91, and Henry Wells of Bushkill Pennsylvania aged 63. Funeral details and dates noted where given.
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Coney
South Boston
Adeline
George H. Coney
Bzslle Street
Dorchester Lower Mills
Henrietta
Ernest Epmeyer
Kennedy
Lawrence
Georgia Anna
F. W. Kennedy
Gasedier
Horatio Harris
Somerville
Nellie
John
Louise Lamphere
Manning
City Hospital
Peter Manning
Pierce
Harriet G. Pierce
Joel W
Mary A. Pelton
Pattierson
Langenschwalbach
Germany
Mary Mansfield
Joseph W. Patterson
Boston
Parlin
Everett
Frederick Emmons Parlin
Albert N
Eee
Hawes Atwood
Broadway
High Streets
Stimson
London
Elsie Hopestill Stimson
Edward and
Charlotte Godfrey Leland Stimson
Stone
Weert Acton
Elma G. Stone
Charles B. Stone
Strong
Methuen
Rachel L
S$. E. Strong
North Andover
Virgin
Cambridge
Nancy Kimball
Peter
Oxford County
Wells
Bushkill
Penn
Henry Wells
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Army and Navy Gazette
Kronberg
Jaw ‘Obowski
Winterbottom Marel
Seers KC
Ramadell
Thomas Tronivone
Eeoend
Dberati
Ainec
Floryn
Godfrey Duo
Knoll Kroll
Marie McNiel
Paris
Luenkler Cavalini
Arla
Prophet
Teyerveer
Rosa Lynde
Imperial
Morocco
Salem Affairs
Manufacturer Missing—Woman’s Relief Corps
Woburn
Winchester
Horn Pond
State Street
Treasury
Vanderbilts
West End
West End Land Company
Philadelphia
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Mercantile Just Company
Atchison
Missouri River
Denver & Rio Grande
United Kingdom
Argentine Republic
Montana
Sutte & Boston
Brockton’s Memorial Hall
Ove
P. T. Barkum and
J. A. Bailey
Tmre Kiralfy
Frank L. Perley
John Rettig
Cincinnati
Silas S. D
Silas S. Drew & CO
Tremont Row
Noni
Silas
Drew & CO
Parisian Suit and Cloak Co
Hanover Street
Exeter
Cor
Exeter and
Blagden Sts
Codman & Freeman
Kilby Street
Temperance People
Emerson
Grand Army
Oliver Ditson Company
Hathaway and
New England Buildings
Arthur JL Faber
Atlantic Ave
Private
Scnoal
Roxbury
Elizabeth Curtis
Lucien
Rockland Street
W. ©. Collar
Roxbury Latin School
A. Uy Baek
Boston University
Lucia M. Peabody
Dre. Aln
van Daell
Institute of Technology
Baring Brothers
Londoun
England
Massachusetts Normal Art School
Cor. Newbury
Exeter Streets
Boonon
H. Bare LE
Concord Home School
James
Garland
Concord
Mass
Teale van Acades
Wilbraham
Massachusetts
New England
G. M. Steele
Prin
Auburn Mineral Springs
Hatel
Auburn Mineral Spring CO
North Auburn
Maine
Devonshire Street
Equitable Building
W. W. Curtis
Young's Iotel
Alpheus M. Stetson
Northampton St
M.S. Starkweather
Nate
Joy ST
C. E. Cotting
Tremont St
New Hampshire
Ponemah
Milford Springs
Park Sisters
Barnes & Dunklee
Brunswick
Amherst Station
Plumer
Willey
Crawford Notch
White Mountains
J. T. Dutton
Crawford P. C
N. H
Black Rock House
Jerusalem Road
Nantasket
Rowe Annex
South Shore
Hotel Bellevue
Beacon Street
S. R. Smith
Oregon House
Hull
Harrington
Prop
North Shore Resorts
Sunset House
Magnolia
M. Roberts
Sarail H. Kent
Thomas H. Dunham
Boston Lost
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
John H. Paine
Isaac Pratt, Jr
Henry E. Jones
Cour
Charles H. Tyler
New American Electrical Arc Light Ce
Rhode Island
Vermont
F. Montague Lowdon
Congress St
Custom House Blanks
Aaron RB. Gay & CO
Constant'y
Boston Brigade
New York & New England Railroad
Oakland Garden
Garden
Church & Co
Cor. Court
Howard Sts
Bradbury
Harmacy
Washington St
Corner Winter
C. A
Horticultural Society
Music Hall
Germanta Band
Patrick Norton
Mystic Park
Medford
New Englan
Association
Boston Museum
Roland Reed
Front Hall
Wm. E. Doyle
Reep
Globe Theatre
John Stetson
Lizzie Evans
Frank Dupree
Miss Evans
Mr. Mills
Gus Williams
John T. Kelly
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
George Thatcher
Minstrels
Good Old Times
the Soudan
Revere Beach
Pines
Battle OF Ettysburg
Tremont At
Tremont Street
Grand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Howard Atheneum
Tony Pastor
Amleica
Circuit Court of the United States
Michigan
Thomas T. Mason
William Hart Smith
Sullivan Ballou
Pewalic Mining Company
Johnson Vivian
Henry Billings
Thomas H. Per.kilns
ALDEN
Marquette
Pewabic Mining Company of Michigan
Pewabic Mining Company
Anguat
Mich
Peter White
Saratoga
VICHY
S. G. Parker & Co
Pierce & Co
Abo Meu. OG
Ratiac
Wit
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