Reliving the Money Market and Bond Purchases
Washington reports Treasury purchases of 4 1/2 percent bonds totaled 14 798 250 dollars under recent circulars with par value 996 650 dollars for today, bringing overall buys to over 15 million. Sink fund purchases near 38 million since July 1, while Treasury cash balance remains strong at 111.9 million amid expected further disbursements.
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Washington
Srrcran J
Treasury Department
Windom
Treasury
State Conventions. Arbitration Board Acts
A report from Arpany New York Aug 28 states the Board of Mediation and Arbitration will convene in New York City to inquire into the New York Central strike. Roger A Pryor will counsel the Knights free. KE Lee says evidence will be presented. Delaware & Hudson strike nearly over with freight disruption easing. Lake Shore switchmen strike paralyzes Chicago traffic after mass layoff of those refusing to move cars under jurisdiction. Amsden discharges, yards walkout, meetings denounce strike, some men back to work while others join strikers. Union leaders counsel unity and oppose the stock yards action and Alton strike.
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Arpany
N. Y
Board of Mediation and Arbitration
New York City
Court of Common Pleas
New York Central
Roger A. Pryor
Knights
KE. J. Lee
Hammon
Delaware & Hudson Road
Curiaco
Lake Shore Road
Chicago
Amsden
Forty-third Street
Twelfth Street
Forty-third
Englewood
Sixty-thrd Street
Indiana Avenue
Bricklayers’ Hall
Sweeny
Downey
Hall
Alton
Inpranarouis
Ind
Isaac P. Gray
Indiana
Harrison
Morton
William Wade Dudley
National Republican Committee
Benjamin Harrison
Federal Court For
District of Indiana
Judicial Annals of the Republic
Federal Court of
William A. Woods
National Treasury
Wall Street
Republican Party
United States Senate
People of
Montana
House of Representatives
United States
Claude Matthews
J. A. 5. Mitchell
Supreme Court
J. O. Henderson
Albert Gall
A. Green Smith
A. M. Sweeney
H. D. Vories
Milwavker
Wis
Thomas Cunningham
Chippewa Falls
John Hunner
Eau Claire
J. Ll. O'Connor
Madison
O. F. Wells
Kaukauna
Thomas Whampoos
W. M. Root
Sheboygan
Lincoln
Neb
B. L. Paine
George W. Woodby
Charles Watts
A. Fitch, Jr
H. W. Hardy
E.P. Wigton
C. Olsen
Mary R. Morgan
Raveian
N. C
West
State Committee
Smith
Liberia
A. L. Tolton
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Slolen
Congress
Elaine
Reed
Senate
Alexander Mullin
James Ek
Merrifield
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Mireneny
Mellette
J. A. Pickler
Gifford
J.B. Gamble
Yankton
Millette
G. A. Hoffman
Mr. Ringsrud
W. W.taylor
Robert Dollare
Cortez Salmon
Thomas H. Ruth
KM. Smith
Universal Peace Grove Meeting at Mystic Readings Convictions
Mystic Conn Aug 28 second day grove peace meeting drew 7000 in attendance. Prayer by Rev Paulus Moort of Siberia opened exercises. A memorial to Connecticut for 10000 to build a peace temple was adopted with a committee named to present it. Belva Lockwood read deed of grove and appealed for funds to cover it. Convictions urged arbitration mediation and peace measures. noted treaties and pacific efforts. called for abolishing capital punishment.
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Mystic
Conn
Grove
Paulus Moort
Siberia
Connecticut
Universal Peace Union
T. K. Parker
George H. Greeman
Joseph Hooper
Fred FE
Central and South America
United States
London
Germany
Europe
Conrad
F. Stailmeyer
Blaine
West Point Academy
New York
Helva A. Lockwood
Levi K. Joslyn
Ballentine
Groton
Paul W. Moort
Mr. Kinball
Middleton
Sanderson Academy Banquet Highlights Ashfield Decline
The Twelfth Annual Sanderson Academy dinner in Ashfield drew about five hundred locals and visitors. Professor Charles Eliot Norton warned that Ashfield may vanish within a century without renewed civic effort, urging social responsibility, education, and firm stance against licensure and youth lawlessness. George William Curtis and others urged preserving the town’s character through improved schooling and industry while acknowledging population decline and regional shifts.
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Charles Eliot Norton
George William Curtis
Asureth
Old Sanderson Academy
Sons and Daughters
Ashfield
Son Academy
Alvin Sanderson
Sanderson Academy
John W. Field
Mattie Hersey
Pp. W. Finch
Greenfield
Norton
Peru
Chesterfield
Hailets
England
Germany
New England
Mr. Norton
Professor Norton
Chauncey Boyce
Charles Goodwin
Hilltowns
Solomon Field
Iowa
Great West
West
Mr. Field
Timothy G. Spaulding
Northampton
Eleventh District
E.G. Gardner
Springfield
Spaulding
Mitchell
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University of Worcester
Hall
Ston
Europe
Hoe
Academy
Charles Lamb
Curtis
Deerfield
Sheldon
Bridgewater Normal School
Physicians aid Lactated Food to curb infant deaths
A Philadelphia Press writer notes summer infants die due to improper feeding and urges public knowledge of Lactated Food. Doctors Willard Ball of Boston and J W Crumbaugh of Delaware testify to its life saving value, urging mothers receive this pure food through every paper and public notice.
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Philadelphia
Willard D. Ball
Tremont Street
Boston
Mas
JW. Crumbaugh, M.b
Hockessin
Del
Freprentex C Bown and James R Carnet Tie Named Officials
Freprentex C Bown and James R Carnet appear among a list of district officials including T Grenville H Nore and Francis in a formal notice. The readable names suggest appointments or roles within a local government or organizational roster.
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Freprentex
C. Bown
Charles 8S
Rackems
James R. Carnet, T. Grenville
H. Nore
Francis
Cushing Process Co Advertises Mail or Express Orders
Unbranded ease if desired. Send for price list. Cushing Process Co located at 568 Washington Street Boston. Telephone number 2538 listed for contact.
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Cushing Process Co
Washington Street
Boston
Boston Club Ban and Hotel Arrivals Notice
Page references note actions at the Boston meenage Club ban and prominent arrivals at leading hotels. An electric car accident is reported in Park Square. Ex Senator Symonds negotiates with General Cogswell in a deal. Walbridge A Field is nominated for chief justice of the Supreme Court.
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Piente
Boston
Symonds
General Cogswell
Walbridge A. Field
The
Supreme Court
Guatemala and Salvador Peace Stipulations Signed
Guatemala ratifies peace with Salvador as Ezeta approves, binding Salvadorean authorities to summon the Legislative Assembly that existed before July 22. The body will decide the presidency of Ezeta, with Ayala likely to be elected unless a coup occurs.
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William
Salvador
Guatemala
City of
Mexico
Senor Dieguez
Barillas
Diplomatic Corps
Ezeta
Eveta
Ayala
Weather forecast for New England and Maine
Forecast through 8 p.m. Friday shows Maine with fair weather and cooler eastern areas, stationary western temps, winds shifting to southerly. New England broadly fair with steady temperatures, then showers Friday night into Saturday with slightly cooler air and variable winds. Far eastern New York: fair Friday, showers Friday night, variable winds, slightly cooler.
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WashinoTton
Maine
New England
New York
Northwest Observations Segment Highlights External Notes
Northwest observations section records notes taken elsewhere, signaling external observations. The fragment indicates cross references from other locales and highlights observational coverage beyond the primary area.
Late ship news from Nien and Licar
Passed north at 6 p m the steamer Maverick and the fishing steamer George Curtiss departed. One bark also passed out in the same report from August 28 indicating naval movement and vessel status.
Steamers Arrived and Departed in Atlantic Ports
Maritime notes list vessels docking and sailing from Boston New York Philadelphia Queenstown Southampton Marseilles and other ports between Aug 26 and Aug 29 including Venetian Sama Lennox England france Oswald Lahn Maine Warwick Kaiser Wilhelm II Polynesia Augusta Victoria Columbia Norge Rotterdase and Carthagenian with routes from Liverpool Jamaica China London and Montreal and sailings to Liverpool Stettin Montreal Amsterdam and New York.
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Boston
Liverpool
Sama
Jamaica
New York
Lennox
China
England
France
London
Oswald
Hamarg
Lahn
Bremen
Philadelphia
Maine
Father Point
Warwick
Glasgow
Montreal
Queenstown
Wisconsin
Southampton
Kaiser Wilhelm ST
Polynesia
Stettin
Augusta Victoria
Newark
Marseilles
Columbia
Aberdeen
Eri King
Carthagenian
Laltimovie
Copenhagen
Norge
Houlogne
Rotterdase
Amsterhagn
Breach of Faith report from Central American conflict sparks shock
Special dispatch from Sonsonate Guatemala dated August 27 claims Guatemalan forces shelled a Salvadorean position at El Coco breaching an armistice. Barillas signed a peace treaty after the shelling amid distrust among Spain Costa Rica and Nicaragua. Indemnification and future war fears loom as Ezeta Mizner and Barillas figures are discussed.
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New York
Herald
Sonsonate
Guatemala
Salvador
Honduras
el Coco
Barillas
Ezeta
Mizner
Spain
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Ereta
France
Czar shows peace aims amid Balkan talks and Austria relations
Telegraph and Standard dispatches from St Petersburg detail the Czar proposing to accept the status quo in Bulgaria and withdraw Russian frontier troops if Germany acts likewise he would tolerate Bosnia and Herzegovina under pressure to restrain Servia Armenian affairs to be pushed by powers a possible Czar William Francis Joseph interview discussed and Bulgarian PM Stambuloff ready to concession. France urges lifting pork ban to avoid economic war and other European notes reports rail collision at Milugaire injuring twenty coal miners strike in Worinaga district and Dublin show sheep award patrons protest.
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Germany
Russia
Loxpon
Telegraph
St. Petersburg
William
Bulgaria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Servia
Turkey
Francis Joseph
M. Stambuloff
Standard
Griascon
Milugaire
Mons
Worinaga
Duran
Balfour
Dublin
Ireland
Totten links two biblical sun stoppages in one day
New Haven August 28 Lieutenant Charles A L Totten Yale professor of military science and tactics argues the sun dial reversal during Hezekiah's reign marks the second exact stoppage of time in the Bible and pins it to autumnal equinox 2596 years ago. Heib records the moon’s phase and asserts the total duration from both stoppages equals twenty four hours with the moon reversing its orbital motion too.
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New Haven
Conn
Charles A. L Totten
Yale
Joshua
Abaz
Hezekiah
Totten
Beth Horon
Lezekiah
Seth Horon
Joint Tariff Debate Opens at County Fair
Congressmen W. M. Springer for the Reform Club of New York and Roswell G. Horr for the Republicans opened a series of joint tariff debates at the county fair Hodson New York. About 10 000 people attended on the grounds.
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Hodson
N. Y
W. M. Springer
Hinds
Reform Club of
New York
Roswell G. Horr
Michigan
Republican Party
Reform Club
Naval Orders At Washington August 28 1889
Naval officials issued orders reassigning Lieutenants William C Babcock James P Walker and M Potts Ensigns John K McGuinness and George M Hayward Passed Assistant Surgeon F M Olcott to await further orders on the Alert Captain R F Bradford moved from command of the Philadelphia to waiting orders Captain Frederick Rodgers reassigned to command the Philadelphia and detached from lighthouse district duties Captain Henry F Pickings moved to hydrographer duties and inspector of the third lighthouse district Passed Assistant Engineer F T Shell shifted to Philadelphia for steel casting checks Naval Constructor Richard Gatewood granted one year sick leave from the Naval Academy.
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Washtneron
Sredian
William C. Babcock
James P. Walker
7. M. Potts
Johnk. McGuinness
George M. Hayward
F. M. Olcott
R. F. Bradford
Philadelphia
Frederick Rodgers
Third
Henry F. Pickings
Bureau of Navigation
F. T. Shell
Richard Gatewood
Naval Academy
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New Hampshire
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State Board of Arbitration
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Song of Veterans
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