Doings of the Treasury Bond Purchases and Windom Policy
Washington reports show Secretary Windom aligning with Democratic debt policies, continuing bond retirements once favored by Secretary Fairchild. Treasury disbursed nearly 17 million, with 3,821,100 in four percent bonds at 128 and 67,800 in four percent bonds at 106, as strong banks supplied offerings amid rising New York money demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sprecrau
Secretary Fairchild
Cleveland
Windom
Harrison
Blaine
Fairchild
New York
Treasury Department
Treasury
Garfield
Batchellor
Wool Tariff Enforcement Tightens At Treasury
Treasury Department officials promise a strong circular to customs collectors to enforce the wool schedule. Wool waste must not be treated as ordinary waste and any wool imported in altered condition or with dirt faces double duty. The policy aims to limit waste to true wool waste, with disputes likely to sharpen Congress tariff talks next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Windom
Tichenor
Treasury
Congress
Senate Committee On Finance
Wool Growers’ Association
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Messrs
Harpster
Delano
Lawrence
Senate
General Mahone's Prospects in Virginia Campaign
Despatches from Virginia warn of a backfire against General Mahone from party malcontents in Virginia's gubernatorial race. Reconciliations touted by Quay Clarkson and Fessenden have few adherents. Governor Cameron says he will not back Mahone and asserts he can mobilize over 15,000 votes statewide, with Petersburg backing stronger than Mahone’s claimed 300 followers. The anti Mahonites' stance remains unsettled as leaders convene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahone
Virginia
Lana
Quay
Clarkson
Fessenden
William E. Cameron
Govepnor
Kickers
Cameron
Petersburg
Langston silent on political fate in Mahone split
The article notes Langston plans an early conference to decide actions while remaining mute on politics. He claims the ability to sway 1500 white and colored votes in the state, and his past grievance with Mahone colors expectations for future support or forgiveness in his congressional contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langston
Mahone
Government approves $100000 for navy yard tool upgrades
March appropriation funds added tools for New York and Norfolk plants to enhance iron and steel shipbuilding. Proposals issued, bids opening Oct 1, with over fifty firms requesting details. Maine armor work progresses. Texas at Norfolk yard suspended pending Navy decision on construction plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yards
New York
Norfolk
Nie Department
N Se
Navy Department
Norfollk
New York Yard
Maine
Texas
Norfolk Yard
Naval Constructor Belles
Bureau of Construction and Repairs
Court Martial of Lieutenant Irvine at Newport
The navy court martial of Lieutenant John C. Irvine finished at Newport with a sentence of two years suspension and loss of rank and pay during the period. Captain Selridge presided, ex-Lieutenant-Governor Hovey served as counsel, about a dozen witnesses testified, and Secretary Tracy’s approval is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine
John C. Irvine
Navy
Remey
Newport
R. L
Thomas O. Selridge
Hovey
Tracy
Navy Department
Census Bureau to suspend visitor access for job seekers
Superintendent Porter announces after the bureau moves to new quarters and resumes operations around Sept 15, he will be unable to see visitors seeking employment for themselves or others. The rule will be strictly enforced due to heavy workload and ongoing organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Census Bureau
Civil Service Commission
Prohibition clubs grow as Stevens touts state aid and plans
Secretary Stevens announces 144 Prohibition clubs formed statewide since the amendment campaign ended. The state committee reports a healthy treasury, incoming subscriptions, and plans for Worcester convention. Delegates total 416. ward and city committees may act as delegates to other conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Stevens
Prohibition
Wesleyan
State Central Committee
Samuel Dickey
National Prohibition Committee
Worcester
Curtis Hall
Tueday
Messrs
Blackmer
Roberts
Kendall
F. L. Wing
Ashburnham
Prohibition Ward
Tremont Temple
Needham
W. J. Shilladay
E. Trask Hill
J. W. Hamilton
Francis W. Rider
G. L. Small
B. L. D. Yankins
Walter J. Wilton
H. A. Nelloge
C. W
West End
Prohibition Club
Friends of the Cause
Market Amid Bullish Spots and Rail News From 1889
The New York market shows selective strength with notable selling and profit-taking by bulls. Northern Pacific preferred activity under Villard influenced broader gains while wheat prospects attract buyers. Local sentiment is cautious with focus on Boston and New York, rail stocks and water power bonds reflecting ongoing investment confidence. The Harris Palatial Car Company enters railway sleeping coach production, and Atchison-Alton relations may ease as new management reshapes subsidiaries. Peabody Danvers electric line cars dispatched, two weeks to operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Harris Palatial Car Company
Pullman Company
Harris Company
Pullman
Fiske
Massachusetts Life
Secretary Windom arrives in Hopkinton New Hampshire
Secretary Windom of the United States Treasury arrived at the Perkins Inn in Hopkinton with Mrs Windom, their son and daughter. Mrs Windom is the daughter of Rev Roger Hatch former pastor of the Congregational Church of Hopkinton. The visit occurred on August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windom
Hopkinton
N. H. Contocook
N. H
United States Treasury
Perkins Inn
Roger ©. Hatch
Pyprorama of The Apaches at Point of Pines festival
The Pyprorama of The Apaches outdoor show runs daily at Point of Pines with free grounds entertainment. Baldwin's Cadet Band performs with grand concerts and the union bands join next Sunday for a first Spear Ce at the resort, creating a gala Children’s Festival week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild West
Point of Pines
Loreth
Baldwin
Union Cornet Band
Drum Corps of
Virginia
Casino Ball at Newport Closes Social Season in Grand Style
Newport Rhode Island August 28 The grand Casino subscription ball capped the social season with elaborate decorations a white and gold theatre bower of flowers and plants and silk hangings and a lantern lit lower piazza and upper balcony for promenade supper and dancing lasting until daylight. Prominent cottagers and guests attended with lavish costumes and jewelry while the Casino and Hungarian orchestras provided music and a unique German favors for the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Grand Casino
Marriages In City Aug 22 to 26
Several couples exchange vows in city ceremonies Aug 22 to Aug 26. Edward J. Coan weds Emma Smith, John E. Homan weds Alice Breed in Lynn, James H. Irwin weds Elizabeth Hegarty, William Edgar Nason weds Mary Jane Machado of Terceira, Azores, Thomas Schofield weds Eilen Marah, and Israel Trask weds Frances R. Wilson, witnessed by Rev. M F Murphy Rev John D Pickles Rev S Earing L Schwarz L Christen and Rev Lucius E Stith.
Obituary notices list multiple deaths across Massachusetts
The notice lists numerous obituaries and funeral notices dated Aug 27 28, including W C Boyden of Beverly with private burial and no flowers, and entries for John A Butler, Martin Draper Jr, Mrs William Farrie, William Faulkner, Jane Godfrey, Job T Grush, Andrew Graham, Caroline Margaret Little, J Annie Morrison, Charles F Orcutt, Charles W Rich, Mrs Ellen M Stratton Nellie Ballou, Sally Taylor, Albert H Webb, Maria Birkbeck Wray, and others across Boston Cambridge Roxbury Roslindale St Albans Vt Brighton and Chelsea with ages ranging from 37 to 89.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden
W. C. Boyden
Washington Street
Beverly
Butler
Chelsea
John A. Butler
South Africa
Draper
North Cambridge
Martin Draper
Farrie
Massachusetts General Hospital
William Farrie
Faulkner
William Faulkner
Godfrey
South Boston
Jane
Samuel Godfrey
Grush
Job T. Grush
Graham
Roslindale
Andrew Graham
Little
Cambridge
Caroline Margaret
Lemuel Little
Morrison
Roxbury
J. Annie
George H. Morrison
Orcutt
Charles F. Orcutt
Rich
St. Albans
Charles W. Rich
Stratton
Ellen M. Stratton
Nellie Ballou
Taylor
Brighton
Sally T
Jacob F. Taylor
Webb
Boston Highlands
Albert H. Webb
Wray
Maria Birkbeck
A. H. Wray
George Birkbeck
Brooklyn
Hutchins Completes Defense Argument in Gilman Trial
Bancor Missouri August 28 Colonel Hutchins finished his six hour defense argument in the Gilman case after reviewing testimony and stressing points in favor of his client. County Attorney Bailey opened the prosecution argument, having spoken about an hour before the court adjourned until morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilman
Bancor
Hutchins
Bailey
Morrow
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Treasury
MR. Fairchild
State Street
Northern Pacific
Atchison
Boston & Albany Railroad
Boston & Albany Company
Springfield
Boston & Albany
The
Electrical Review
Bell Telephone Company
Giants
Boston Water Power
Magoun
Alton
Peabody & Danvers Electric Railroad
Taunton
Westinghouse Company
Cape
Boston Museu DM
R. M. Field
Roland Reed
United States
Bosto
Eugene Tompkins
Atkinson & Dexter
Casino Ball
Commonwealth Ave
Hotel Imperial
A. J. Bamfard
Court Street
Torgast
Col Kase
TME
Chae
TRE
Copley
Copley Square
Huntington Avenue
Henry W. Savace
GE Court
Macular
Parker & Gongany
NEW Publications
Susan Coolidge
Ays
Maria Mitchell
Kensington Palace
Olive Risley-Seward
Seward
Duchess of Inverness
Margaret Sidney
Bridgman
D. Lothrop Company
Lacurslvons
Concord Railroad
Merrimac Valley Line
Lake Winnipesaukee
White and Franconia Mountains
Nashua
Concord
Bethlehem
Maplewood
Profile House
Littleton
Lancaster
Twin Mountain
Jefferson
Thenyver
Washington, Ce
Centre Harbe
Welteboro
Campton Vil
Warren
Lisbon
Montpelier
OO Whitefield
Crawtoraile
Woodstock and
Quebec
Causeway St
Pas
Jowell RR
Washington St
Chamberlin
F.E. Brown
G.P
G. W. Storer
Hereford Street
Meredith & Nelson
Exchange Place
Beacon St
Besvenue
Waahlauiin Street
Lake & Bra
Hole
Harald
Newbury Street
Llereford
Commonwealth Avenue
C. W. Turner
Court St
North Centre Street
Wai. C. Codman
America
Charles E. Comer
Corner Beach
Mass
West Chester Park
Haskell & Dillingham
Pemberton Square
High Street
Congress Street
Thomas E. Proctor
South Street
Musi
Cas
Oliver Ditson Company
L. O. Emerson
L.O. Emerson
Richardson
N. E. Conservatory
Mason Hmordley
Seminaries
Leigh
APE
Crocker, Burbank & G0
Fitchburg, Mass
Chauncy-Hall School
Institute of Technology
Boylston Street
Burdett
Business College
Washington Street Cor
Hayward Place
College Journal
Srackae Burdett
Reekers & Bradford
Boylston St
MR. Hale
Otis Place
Harvard College
Albert Hale
Assachuse
Danvers
Willard Tome School
H. M. Merrill
Onli
Bar Harbor and
Reture
Bar Harbor
Eagle Lake
Green Mountain
Atlantic
Hotel Des Isle
Foster's Wharf
Boston & Bangor S.S. CO
C. Win Perkins
Calvin Austin
Foster’s Wharf
Waban
Newton Hichlands
WM. C. Strong
Chicago & Michigan Lake Shore
Jhue
Sears Building
Charles Merriam
Chicago & West Michigan Railway Company
Mfg. Corporation
Boston Post
American and Foreign Teaders’ Bureau
Park Street
M.R. Heckarty
City OF
Sept. of Public Buildings
City Hall
Hancock
Parmenter St
James C. Tucker
ATO RS
E. van Hoereen & CO
Harrison Ave
Boston, Mass
Luoe Leo
Recorder Printing CO
Lincoln St
Horatio HarrIs & Co
Ezra Kendall
Mestayer
Vaughn
Howard Atheneum
Reuben
Grand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Propr’s and Managers
Inigo Tyrrell
Pines
Arland Garden
Soes
Col
George Ulmer
Tyn-y-Coed
International S. 8. Co
Commercial Wharf
Olivette
Lewis Wharf
T. A. Barker
Eastport
Wenawarinel
Boothbay Harbor
Charles W. Wolcott
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn RR
Winthrop
Beachmont
A. N
Crescent Beach
Oak Island
Lynn
Winthrop Dunec
Crescent Beadh
Point of Wines
Lyon
Kingalls
Winthrop Centre
Winthrop Beach
Ocean Spray
Taft's
Sohn A. Fenno
A. Hammond
Nantasket
Downer Landing
Rowe
Wila Bre
Pemberton
Hull
Y. ¢. Pier
Strawberry Hill
Bowner
Mingehan
Meville Garden
Herald and Globe
Geo. P. Cushing
Jomronwealth
Massachussetts
Suffolk
Holden
Levi Wingersky
Thomas Moulton
Newark
New Jersey
Ernest B. Grant
John F. Brown
O. G. Sleeper
Aaron B Gay & Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!