Treaty of Washington clears ground for action on twenty ninth article
Washington Aug 27 committee on foreign affairs held a lively discussion on whether the twenty ninth article of the treaty of Washington remains in force. With six members present, no formal action was taken and the ground was cleared for a full report tomorrow as Governor McCreary leads Democratic and Hitt leads Republican views.
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Tobique
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Hendricks Club
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Queensbury
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Plum Gut
Michigan
Mason's Little Joke prompts banking probe into campaign funds
Representative Mason of Illinois introduces a bill to form a special committee to investigate national banks holding government money without interest and any contributions to the Democratic National Committee. He cites Treasury data showing large deposits and bonds, naming banks in New York, Boston, and Cincinnati, with nearly 300 banks listed.
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Sprcta
Mason
Illinois
House
Democratic National Camaign Committee
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Iask
Secretary of the Treasury
Western National Bank of New York
United States
Conrad N. Jordan
New York
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Senate
Nahant Amateur Theatricals Delight Aristocratic Crowd
Lynn August 27 Nahant’s summer aristocracy and guests enjoyed a two act French adapted comedy The Queensbury Fete Who's Your Friend with Charles Mathews and Mme Vestris in leading roles The production featured Giles Fairland and Countess of Rosedale among a famed cast at Town Hall for Nahant Athletic Club benefit.
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Lynn
Nahant
Planche
Charles Mathews
Mme. Vestris
Queensbury
Countess of Rosedale
Giles Fairland
Mathews
Countess of
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Constance Lodge
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Mary R. Reynolds
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Hodges
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Town Hall
Samuel Hammond
Francis Skinner
Miss Winthrop
George Abbott Jones
William D. Hodges
Dudley Fay
Stanley Cunningham
F. B. Curtis
George Lewis
K. W. Sears
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F. J. Amory
Lovering
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Charles Head
William D. Howells
Merriam
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G. B. Inches
Augustus Lowell
Boyden
Crowinshield
William C. Loring
Endicott
Wheatland
Chase
H. F. Allen
Beecher Stowe
Steamers Arrived and Departed Ports Listed
Shipping round up with arrivals at Boston Dublin London and New York plus sailings from Antwerp Montreal Quebec Glasgow Baltimore Plymouth Havana and Sydney with vessels including Samaria Assyrian Crown Prince Belgic City of New York and State of Georgia and others arriving Aug 25 27 and 26 at multiple ports and routes.
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Havana
City News Briefs and Notices Across Boston
Weather fair and cool with frost in northern New England. The Germinia Band performs at City Point South Boston this evening. Mr Olive Ditson improving but still ill. Prohibitionists elect delegates to Worcester State convention. Indiana man visits Boston to seek funds for Hendricks monument. Witnesses questioned by congressional committee on immigration law violations. English syndicate allegedly controls several Boston breweries. Charlestown Odd Fellows depart for Utica. impostor collecting funds in South End for a coffee house. Peach dealers complain about poor railroad service between Delaware and Boston. Collector Saltonstall receives conscience fund subscription. Three stowaways aboard the steamer Bostonian. Mystery surrounds the stabbing of Mr Daly. Directors of the Security Safe Deposit Co deny liability for flood losses.
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Congressional Committee
Patrick A. Collins
Tremont House
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Michigan
Richard Guenther
Wisconsin
William W. Morrow
California
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Alabama
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Terrible forest fires threaten Nadeau area in Michigan
Reports from Negaunee indicate forest fires near Nadeau are worse than first thought. Several buildings burned last night, villagers fled with only clothes and are cared for at Bowers. The Mumford family of seven remains missing, feared lost.
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Nadeau
Bowers
Mumford
Hampura
Stamwarde
New Brprorp
John M. Forbes
Naushon Island
Alba
President’s suspected donation to Democratic committee
Washington Aug 27 Colonel Lamont would not confirm a $10,000 contribution by the President to the Democratic national committee but said the figure is not unusually large. He noted the President has long contributed to party campaigns as funds allow for documents and meetings across the nation. He contrasted with possible aid from Harrison and Fisk to other parties and said the exact amount is not his concern.
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Lamont
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
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Fisk
Fifth Avenue Theatre Reopens With Philip Herne
New York August 27 The Fifth Avenue Theatre reopened tonight with J M Hill’s production Philip Herne a comedy drama by Mary Fiske The cast is strong and Mrs Fiske’s prominence in New York journalism adds to the show effort A large representative audience attended and the reception was flattering.
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Fifth Avenue Theatre
New York
J. M. Hill
Philip Herne
Mary Fiske
Prices settled easing shoe manufactories time
Beverley August 27 The prices in the shoe manufactories have been amicably settled. There is now no danger of labor troubles and the outlook is calm as manufacturers receive heavy orders. Changes from last year's price list are for lasting.
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Motive Talk Surrounds Tobique Tragedy Reflections
At St Joan New Brunswick Aug 27 public discussion centers on possible motives behind the Tobique tragedy. The Globe editorial cites riparian salmon rights and an altercation at the pools before Major Howes and his men fired. Retaliation is suggested as a triggering factor if the account is accurate.
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Tobique
the Globe
Major Howes
Delegates Gather for New York Republican State Convention
Saratroca N Y Aug 27 Delegates arrive as race for Lieutenant Governor dominates attention. Supporters of Colonel Weber Buffalo Mayor Parsons Rochester ex-Congressman Einstein and Colonel W Cruger active. New York City backs Cruger with B F Tracey likely temporary chair and George Batchellor to be permanent chairman.
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Brooklyn
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George 8. Batchellor
Bersiege
Another Suit Against the Concord and Manchester Railroads
Manchester August 27. The Manchester and Lawrence railroad today served another suit on the Concord railroad to recover money included in earlier suits.
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Manchester, N. H
Manchester & Lawrence
Concord Railroad
Ex Senator McDonald Addresses Hendricks Club on Tariffs and Trade
In Indianapolis on August 27 Ex Senator McDonald spoke to a Hendricks Club meeting. He argued cheap wool aids labor, the Mills bill is not free trade, and high tariffs are class legislation favoring capital. He disputed Harrison on mail subsidies and Central South America trade, saying tariffs deter goods and that the nation offers nothing competitive. He praised the Democratic ticket and claimed Harrison does not aid workers.
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McDonald
Hendricks Club
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Harrison
Central
South America
Cheese Market Summary at Urica and Little Falls
The cheese market in Urica and Little Falls, Aug 27, saw active trading with prices higher than the prior week. In Urica 400 boxes sold at 8½c, 4960 at 8½c, 470 at 8c, 2230 at 8½c, 2280 at 8¾c, 1426 at 8c, and others on private terms or commission, while butter moved with creamery lots at 21 22c.
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N. Y
Redmonds and editor arrested under crimes acts
Under the Crimes Act the police in Wexford arrested John Redmond MP for Wexford his brother William Redmond MP for Fermanagh and Edward Walsh editor of the Wexford People for offences under the Crimes Acts.
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John Redmond
William Redmond
Fermanagh
Edward Walsh
The
Wexford People
Waterville Rally Highlights Tariff Debate by Blaine
Waterville Maine August meetings and a torchlight parade rallied Republican crowds as Blaine spoke about protective tariffs. He warned wage earners that tariff cuts threaten wages and warned against free trade while criticizing President Cleveland and Democrats.
Dillon's Release Demand at Drogheda Clergy Conference
At Drogheda a clergy conference with the primate presiding adopted resolutions demanding the release of John Dillon. The body expressed sympathy with and confidence in Mr. Parnell and approved fundraising for his defence.
Retaliation Likely in United States Measures
Ottawa reports the impression that U S retaliation actions are expected to be enacted within three months. The Aug 27 note suggests Washington will deploy measures soon, with observers predicting swift formal steps and potential impacts on cross border affairs.
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Ont
United States
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