Republicans Do Not Enforce Laws Against Canada Link
In Washington July 18 the article argues that Republican led Treasury officials avoid enforcing laws, limiting alien contract labor actions and hindering Canadian railway workers. It warns of potential establishment of a trade and border exclusion approach, with Windom delaying decisions until consulting Congress.
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Canada
Washincton
Sreerau
Treasury
United States
Treasury Department
Department
Congress
New England
Northwest
Windom
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Blaine Names October Return and Trip News
Mr Walker Blaine denies any foundation to stories of his father’s resignation and says Secretary Blaine will likely stay away until October. He plans an interview with President Harrison before October and discusses a Bar Harbor visit. A sea voyage possible to gain ocean travel benefits.
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Blaine
Walker Blaine
Washington
Madison Place
Lafayette Square
Seward
Harrison
Deer Park
Bar Harbor
New York
Treasury Statement of Gold Silver Notes and Deposits
The Treasury shows assets totaling 711,320,199 with gold coin and bullion 502,849,657 silver dollars and bullion 283,861,614 trade dollars redeemed 6,083,538 fractional silver coin 25,086,009 United States notes 46,762,738 and national bank notes in process 3,474,674 deposits with depositories 45,130,492. Outstanding certificates total 396,? specific breakdown includes gold 121,752,532 silver 258,985,560 currency 16,875,000.
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Treasury
United States
National Bank Nctes
National Bank
Paymaster Smiths Case Returned for Court-Martial Revision
Secretary Tracy sent back the record of Passed Assistant Paymaster Harry R. Smith to the court-martial for revision. He holds the verdict not in accordance with the evidence. His friends fear the action amid concerns over his disappearance in New York and his suffered condition.
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Smith
Tracy
Harry R. Smith
New York
Pauncefote Leaves Washington Sails for England
British minister to the United States Sir Julian Pauncefote visited the State Department today to bid officials farewell for a season. He sails from New York on the Etruria for England and will return to Washington in Dustee with his family.
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Pauncefote
Sir Julian Pauncefote
United States
State Department
New York
Etruria
England
Washington
Appointments Expected Today at White House
Secretary Rusk Postmaster General Wanamaker and Attorney General Miller conferred with the President this afternoon. Several appointments are expected to be announced tomorrow. The President and Mrs Harrison plan to depart Washington Saturday afternoon for an extended stay at Deer Park.
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White House
Rusk
Wanamaker
Miller
Harrison
Washington
Deer Park
Republicans Confer With Mahone Over Virginia Faction
At a late hour Senator Quay General Clarkson and Secretary Fessenden with Colonel W W Dudley of the Republican national committee met General Mahone and the Virginia Republicans to seek a harmonious solution to factional troubles in Virginia.
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Mahone
Senator Quay
Clarkson
Fessenden
W. W. Dudley
Republican National Committee
Virginia
Reverend Frederick Gardiner Dies at Middletown
The Rev Frederick Gardiner D D professor of literature and interpretation of the New Testament at Berkeley Divinity School for twenty four years died Wednesday night in Middletown Connecticut. Born September 1822 in Gardiner Missouri he studied at Bowdoin College and General Theological Seminary. He served parishes in Saco and Bath and later taught in Gambier Ohio before joining Berkeley Divinity School in 1869. He published biblical works and received the Bowdoin D D in 1869. He married Caroline Vaughn in 1846 and had several children.
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Berkeley Divinity School
Middletown
Conn
Gardiner
Bowdoin College
General Theological Seminary
Protestant Episcopal Church
New York
Saco
Bath
Europe
Lewiston
Gambier
Fallen idol Haskell shocks temperance politics in Massachusetts
Prohibitionists once hailed Colonel E. H. Haskell as a steady force in the amendment drive but his recent letter is seen as a setback. He argues Massachusetts voters are not ready to back a distinctively prohibition policy, prompting disappointment among temperance Republicans and disgust among third party proponents. At Prohibitory HQ, radicals and conservatives voiced surprise and questioned his motives, with leaders like Henry Faxon weighing the implications for Brackett Crapo and Capen in the governor race.
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E. H. Haskell
Colonel Haskell
Henry Faxon
Massachusetts
Faxon
Brackett
Crapo
Capen
Lufts College
Rufus S. Frost
Chelsea
David Manning
Worcester
Deacon Kendall
Cambridge
James H. Roberts
I.T. Stevens
Haskell
Ancient Assyrian Library Highlighted at Victoria Institute
At the Victoria Institute meeting in London on July 1 Rev Dr Wright read Prof Sayce’s address on Amonophis III and Babylonian tablets. He argued tablet finds show 15th century BCE literary exchange across Babylon, Egypt, Palestine and Syria, with Kiryath Sepher as a likely major library site.
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Adelphi Terrace
Wright
Sayce
Amenophis III
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Babylon
Egypt
Palestine
Syria
Mesopotamia
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Kiryath-Sepher
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Sin
Moloch
Malik
Rimmon
Anat
Anu
Anathoth
Rameses I
Tel el-Amarna
Khu-en- Aten
Mizraim
Sayee
Victoria Institute
M. Navville
Massachusetts tax abatement cases set for July 27
Lowell July 18. The evidence is in for the Massachusetts tax abatement cases before the county commissioners and arguments will be made on July 27.
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Lowell
Massachusetts
Boston
Suffolk
Amelia H. Gerstel
Court Square
William F. Burrows
Tae County
Frank L. Ripley
Beginning of the Empire Lectured at Lake View by Mr Holmes
Professor R S Holmes spoke at Lake View on England under Queen Anne praising Marlborough as key to making England an empire. He argued England shifted from island kingdom to powerful state, with a unified political system and balance of power. The program included music and further lectures on social purity and Christianity, plus later evening talks by John De Witt Miller and Rev J L Ewell.
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New England Assembly
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France
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Hope Ledyard
America
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National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
District of Columbia
Delaware
Women's Christian Temperance Union
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Holmes
Green
John H. Vincent
John de Witt Miller
Philadelphia
Straws from State Street Markets Mixed in NY Rumors
The New York market opened irregular and weak before rumors of a Burlington purchase caused a swift rally. Denials followed too late to stop the swing. Reading, Northern Pacific, and Richmond Terminal show notable moves amid capital-raising chatter. Reading notes strong half year gains from coal and iron developments. bond sales and bids for state loans also feature in a broad market snapshot.
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Funeral for Osmyn Brewster Brings Boston Notables
The funeral for Osmyn Brewster aged ninety two was held at 2 PM from his Hancock Street home. Rev E Herrick of Mt. Vernon Church officiated with Ruggles Street Quartet singing. Attendees included Mayor Hart, Judge Charles Devens, bank and charity leaders, and many prominent Boston figures.
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Hancock Street
E. Herrick
D.D
Mt. Vernon Church
Ruggles Street
Mt. Auburn
Mayor Hart
Charles Dev
Fruit Horatio Harris Co Schedule at 10 a m
A list shows Fruit Horatio Harris Co session at 10 a m and Fruit Snow Co at 11 4 p m with times indicated. No further details.
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Horatio Harris & Co
Fruit—Snow & Co
Moore McDonald and Senter Milliken Weddings
In this city on July 16 and July 17, by the Rev. George A. Crawford and the Rev. Elijah Cutler, Albert B Moore married Annie McDonald and Llewellyn P Senter married Fannie M Milliken respectively.
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George A. Crawford
Albert
Moore
Annie McDonald
Senter
Milliken
Elijah Cutler
Llewellyn P. Senter
Fannie M. Milliken
Obituaries from City and Nearby Areas July Deaths
List of deaths from July in Dorchester Quincy East Boston West Somerville East Somerville Minneapolis and Woburn with ages from 26 to 81 and funeral details for several, including Mary Ann Bowman Jane Jassidy Benjamin Curtis Bridget Robertson and Preston Smalley. notes on private burial and service times.
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Dorchester Lower Mills
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Cassl
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Curtis
Quincy
Benjamin Curtis
Fay
Josephine F
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Bridget A. Fay
Gilman
Margaret Gilman
Longley
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Elizabeth Longley
Francis Bk. Longley
Merriam
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John Merriam
Nesmith
Minneapolis
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Edward Ae Nesmith
Bow
Patterson
George Patterson
Robertson
Bridget
Andrew Robertson
Smalley
West Somerville
Preston Ellsworth Smalley
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