Republicans at Sea The Senate in an Embarrassing Position
The piece outlines a Senate stalemate and party friction over a judicial appointment. It cites Judge Wilson's opinion amid discord within the Republican ranks, highlighting a split stance and political tension during debates.
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Washington Debates President's Trade Powers Abrogation Talk
The Washington dispatch notes Republicans unsettled by the presidents message on the twenty ninth treaty article. Bayard silent publicly while privately critical. Debate focuses on authority to suspend or revoke statutes, potential Canada trade impact, and likely Senate committee action led by Edmunds Frye and Wilson.
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Morrow
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General Ketcham
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Wilson
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Gore
Perry Belmont
Russell
Cothran
South Carolina
R. Russell
Mr. Cothran
Calais speech on retaliation and treaty terms with Canada
The Hon. William L. Putnam and the Hon. George L. Record spoke in Calais about retaliation with Canada. Putnam argued retaliation would end quickly but urged looking to England for redress, noting Senate obstruction. He cited Canada’s railroad power in Ottawa and said settlement would rest on the rejected treaty.
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George L. Record
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Nova Scotia
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Cleveland message on fisheries seen as policy choice
The Daily News in London mocks the idea that President Cleveland’s message on fisheries is a mere party move. It argues retaliation was a reasonable option after the treaty failed and comments on the Toronto Mail’s push for a Canada United States customs union.
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Hill Bros
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Anyon
Montreal President Denounces Cleveland Message As Electioneering
Montreal and St Paul dispatches report Sir Henry Tyler of Grand Trunk and W C Van Horne of Canadian Pacific assess President Cleveland's message as a political maneuver. They predict retaliatory moves unlikely and warn of economic harm to both nations if embargoes are imposed, with railways and lake trade in the line.
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Washington county Dems nominate county officers
The Washington county Democratic convention nominated officers for several positions including Senators G. O. Davis of Marshfield and Augusta Claflin of Barre, assistant judges Myron Miles of Middlesex and D. B. Wooster of Marshfield, state attorney T. L. Laird, sheriff Horatio Templeton, judge of probate A. L. Hewitt, high bailiff E. L. Hanks, and county commissioners Barnabas Mayo J. S. Murray J. W. Gordon E. P. McKnight I. L. Laird and E. A. Heath. They were selected for county committee.
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Washington County
G. O. Davis
Marshfield
Augusta Claflin
Barre
Myron Miles
Middlesex
D. B. Wooster
T. L. Laird
Horatio Templeton
Worcester
A. L. Hewitt
Berlin
E. L. Hanks
Warren
Barnabas Mayo
Moretown
J. 8. Murray
J. W. Gordon
E. P. McKnight
East Montpelier
I. L. Laird
E. A. Heath
NO QUORUM IN THE HOUSE ABSENTEES CALLED BACK
In Washington on August 26 the House passed a resolution by Payson of Illinois revoking all leaves of absence except illness, to take effect Monday. Dunn of Arkansas added a telegram notice to absentees. The move targets both parties as a business measure. After hours of trying to secure a quorum, the House adjourned.
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Payson
Illinois
House
Dunn
Arkansas
Mr. Long
Massachusetts
Ways and Means
Chicago
Priest fined for striking deacon in Pittsfield
Aug 26 report from Pittsfield states Rev. A B Shields formerly of Hinsdale and ex pastor of the Baptist Church, who switched to the Episcopal Church to assist Rector Newton at St Stephens Church, was fined 10 dollars and costs for striking Deacon Raymond.
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Hinsdale
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Episcopal Church
Newton
St. Stemens Church
Raymond
Evening shows listed for various Boston area venues
Amusements feature a digest of theater and concert listings across venues including Lilly Clay's Gaiety, Uncle Tom's Cabin at Street Theatre, Thatcher Primrose & West's Minstrels at Boston Theatre, Bells of Haslemere at Boston Museum, Grand Opera House Ying, Muldoon's Picnic at Oxeland Garden, Battle of Gettysburg at Colorama Tremont, Promenade concert at Muss Hall, Last Days of Pompeii at Pompeian Amphitheatre, Vacation at Park Theatre.
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Lilly Clay
Peelon Bly Thealre
Monbars
Hor
Lis Street
Boston Theatr
Thatcher
Primrose & West
Hkoston Museum
Muldoon
Yolorama
Tremont Street
Getisburg
Muss Hall
Pompeian
Pompeii
Park Theatre
Roof fall leads to man’s death at City Hospital
A man identified as John Mahoney of 29 Shaving Street was found unconscious at 6:00 AM behind 330 Federal Street with a severe head wound. He died at City Hospital at 8:30 AM. Authorities believe he fell from a roof while asleep.
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John Mahoney
Marriages in City This Week
Several couples wed in the city on August 19 to 25 with ceremonies led by pastors including Rev A Horton Rev A Clexton Rev Orrock and Rev Edward Rand. Notable pairs include Herbert H Chandler and Ida Woodbury Spooner James Ford and Theresa M Flaherty William M Innes and Mary E Rockwell Lucien O Kimpton and Mavel Mixer Michael Magrath and Mary Welch.
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Watertown
Edward A. Rand
William M. Innes
Boston
Mary EF
Rockwell
Kimpion
William Bradley
Lucien O. Kimpton
Mavel
Magrash—Welch
Hie O'Callaghan
Michael Magrath
Mary Welch
Deaths in the Boston area notices brief obituary list
A list of death notices from August in various Boston area locales including Myrtte G Appley, Fanny laitlett Barilet, Mary E Carroll, Annie Louise Collins, Margaret E Corkery, Jennie Edgerton, Jeannette Cabot Farley, Barbara Keith, John P Leary, Nellie Mack, John Mahoney, Patrick Manning, Eunice McLaughlin, Gladys Miles, Patrick Murphy, William A Nichols, John M Peabody, William Riley, William Ryan, John E Sheehey, and William H Soler, with ages ranging from infants to 80s and locations from Charlestown to Hyde Park.
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Timothy Corkery
Se Wits Edgerton
Jennie Edgerton
Farley
Chitonville
Mass
Jeannette Cabot Farley
George L. Ostood Hilt
Paca Lington
AL Arlington
John Mahoney
Manning
Patrick
Patrick Nichols
William A. Nichols
Peabody
Hyde Park
John M. Peabody
Riley
Boston
William
Charles A
Nellie C. Riley
Ryan
William Ryan
Sheebey
Dorchester
John E
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Andrew H Soler Attlington
William H. Soles
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