Quorum Deadlock Delays French Spoliation Bill Vote
The House cannot obtain a quorum to vote on the appeal of Chairman Springer’s decision regarding the French spoliation claims. Dibble of South Carolina plans to filibuster until Tuesday, amid possible presidential veto threats and regional opposition citing a surplus scare.
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Robbery in Providence targets elderly leather dealer
In Providence on High street two young men robbed Irons, an 82 year old leather dealer at 321 High. They choked him, searched pockets, and left him badly injured and lying in a precarious condition after stamping and beating. Police have made two arrests on suspicion.
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Salem theft recovery lands goods with ex Salvation Army man
SaleM August 24 A specialist reports F M Wheelock who ran stores in Beverly and Amesbury quit a Salem shop last month and hired W A Phippen an ex Salvation Army member to move pods to Beverly. An officer found part of the stolen goods at Phippen’s West Peabody home.
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Belknap Republicans back Melcher for Governor
At a Belknap county Republican conference in Laconia on August 24 resolutions were adopted endorsing Woodbury L. Melcher for governor.
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Lincoln Neb Republicans nominate slate for state offices
Lincoln Neb Aug 24 The Republican convention yesterday made the following nominations For Governor John M Thayer renominated for Lieutenant Governor G D Mei kjelings for secretary of state Gilbert Lawa treasurer J E Hill for auditor I H Benton for attorney general William Leese
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Straws From State Street Report on Market Trends and Rumors
The piece reviews yesterday's markets with mixed signals from traders. It notes London as a buyer, favorable crop reports, rumors about mining and railroad stocks, and a strong finish in wheat with December at 934 . September 9142 and December 934¼. It mentions copper strength, potential dividends, and comments from Boston and New York brokers.
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Vast Boston Theaters Offer Afternoon and Evening Shows
Amusements listings show Globe Theatre presenting Forgiven with 2 PM and 7 45 PM shows. Hollis Street offers Uncle Tom's Cabin in matinee and evening. Boston Theatre presents Mankind with matinee and late show, Boston Museum shows The Woman Hater, Grand Opera House Around the World in Eighty Days, Oakland Garden features 1 inafore, Cyclorama 541 Tremont Street stages Battle of Gettysburg, Music Hall Promenade concert, Horlicul Wural Hall presents Christ Entering Jerusalem and The Crucifixion, Vpomvpeian Amphitheatre Last Days of Pompeii with 7 45 PM show.
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Eldridge and Rogers wedding in Somerville
In Somerville on August 23 at the bride's parents home Rev George W Durrell joined George Vaughn Eldridge and Grace Newcomb Rogers in marriage. Also in the city on August 22 Irank Holbrook wed Martha Cassell and James A Miller wed Mary Wentworth by Rev A H Quint.
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Obituaries from Boston area August notices list multiple passings
A string of death notices from Boston area localities dated August 21 to 24 records names such as Clara Calkins Delia Coyne Thomas Cull Mary L Johnson James Daley John Duncan James Ford and others. Ages range from under one to ninety, with residences including Greenfield East Boston Charlestown Revere Beach Maiden A Hull and Cambridgeport. The list also notes survivors and affiliations from focus on local families and former positions, including Captain E A Freeman and Dr William H Page.
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