Doomed for This Session Inducing Signatures on Next Winter Plan
Washington Aug 22 The election bill will be sent to the next session as party leaders seek to force action through signatures and discipline. Senator Hoar leads a push to pledge Republicans to act on the measure while Democratic opposition looms and a potential four new Republican senators from Wyoming and Idaho could shift the Senate balance.
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Admiral Winslow’s War Losses and Congressional Pay Extension
The excerpt notes Admiral Winslow’s loss of all property in the war and explains that if he had survived he would have received full pay for ten years under a Congress granted extension, allowing greater support for his family.
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New York Money Market Steadies After Government Bond Move
Market focus remained on money as the government offered to redeem 20 million bonds and pay a full year's interest. Rates eased from midday highs with fands near 3 percent and 4 percent asked, while New York banks faced expected reserve losses and tighter collateral standards.
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Warren Wins National Court Tennis Title At Newport
Fiske Warren of Boston defended his national court tennis championship at the Casino Newport against M H W Herbert of Washington. Warren won the match in five sets 6 1 1 6 3 after a tight contest, securing his title with a decisive fifth set.
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Campbell and Huntington win Western doubles title
At Narragansett Pier on August 22 Campbell and Huntington defeated Carver and Ryerson in four sets to claim the doubles championship. The match featured strong net play and solid serving with Campbell and Huntington overcoming early games by their opponents to prevail 12-7 in the first set and 12-7 in the final tally.
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Will They Consent Engraving Described for Sale
A handsome 19 by 24 inch engraving titled Will They Consent reproduces the original painting by Kwall sold for 5000 dollars. The scene shows a young lady in a luxurious room near a half opened door while her lover seeks parental consent in a nearby room.
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Captain J W Collins Named Fish Commission Ambassador
Grovucester Aug 22 Friends here are elated by President Harrison’s appointment of Captain James W Collins as representative of the United States Fish Commission at the Chicago World's Fair He brings thirty years of Atlantic and coast fisheries experience as a master mariner and has long served the commission with fidelity He previously represented the U S at the International Fisheries Exhibitions in Berlin 1880 and London 1888 and contributed to exhibits for the New Orleans 1885 Centennial and Cincinnati 1888 Ohio Valley fair
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Idaho Republicans Name Ticket and Division Plan
The Idaho Republican State convention endorsed dividing United States Senators by location north and south of the Salmon City mountains. Nominees include George L. Shoup for Governor, N. S. Willey for Lieutenant Governor, A. J. Pinkham for Secretary of State, Willis Sweet for congressional seats, and George E. Roberts for Attorney General with others for state offices. The platform backs Harrison, protective tariffs, silver victory, and strict election law enforcement. The Nova Scotia raft sections separately report three raft sections ashore at Land's Island.
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Obituaries and Marriages Chronicle Local Notices
A sequence of death notices and marriage announcements dated Aug. 19–22 from cities including Fitchburg Malden Somerville Medford Marblehead Cambridgeport Newton and Boston. Names include Arch Blenerhasset Jordan King Dunn McLean Morrison Parkman Hamilton Trainer Lam Millan Brown Dye Evans Hedge Lash Lewis Nelson Plast rid ge Stone Souther and others with ages and locations where provided.
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New Gia and Glass Imports Atop City Showcase
Steamer De Ruyter from Antwerp lands 119 packages including novelties. Michigan brings 4 packages and Samaria 81. Dinner Set Hall exhibits diverse services and ornate wares not found elsewhere. Art Pottery Rooms showcase potters and glassmakers. Entresol floor displays Piano Banquet and Reading Lamps up to 150 dollars. Stock Dinner Ware patterns offered to match White Ware.
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