Secretary Blaine Disavows Mizner Speech In Costa Rica
Washington announces Secretary Blaine disavowed Mizner remarks made while presenting credentials in Costa Rica. The Mexican minister, Mr Romero, had complained, prompting Blaine to issue a formal repudiation and to reassure Mexico of U.S. cooperative relations.
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Work of the Mints in 1888 Report Details Currency Output
Edward O. Leech's annual mint report for 1888 outlines coin production values: gold $25.54 million, silver dollars $33.79 million, subsidiary silver $0.72 million, minor coins $0.91 million, total $60.97 million. Gold and silver bars valued at $28.95 million were produced, with gold exports and imports tallied. The report notes a silver dollar and subsidiary coin profit of $9.40 million, world coinage totals, and calls for ending the $3 and $1 gold pieces and the 3 cent nickel, with removal of such denominations from circulation.
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End of Blockade on Zanzibar Coasts
The Secretary of State is informed that the blockade established in November 1888 by German English and Italian authorities on certain coasts of Zanzibar was declared to be at an end from noon of October 1 1889.
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Desertions From the Army Reflect Prosperity Says Secretary Proctor
Secretary Proctor argues that growing desertions show national wealth as able bodied men seek better pay and work elsewhere. He notes that even during a downturn the army could recruit from prosperous young Americans, with $17 a month and perquisites.
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Debt of the District Shows Drop in Principal and Interest
Treasurer Huston, ex officio sinking fund commissioner for the District of Columbia, reports to the Secretary of the Treasury that the District's debt on June 30 stood at 20,142,050 dollars, down 1,964,600 in principal and 137,158 in interest since July 1, 1878.
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Consul Lewis Not Returning to Morocco
It is stated that Consul William Reed Lewis will not be sent back to Morocco because his predecessor there has more political influence and will be restored, while Consul Lewis, being exonerated, will be assigned another post.
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Salem Seeks Court Review as Stockholders Halt Sale
Robinson Foster Electric stockholders win an injunction preventing a mortgage sale. case set for Supreme Court hearing next month. Mayor vetoes sewer bill on School Water and Webb streets due to lack of appropriation. other sewer orders await funded work. Salem police file coat theft case against Fred Warren, claimed to be sent by William Hayes. Building trades group to meet at Lyceum Hall about eight hours work.
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Polling Places Listed for Boston Voting Precincts 1889
City of Boston posts polling locations for the November 5 and December 10 elections. Voters can find ward and precinct by their 1889 poll tax bill. polls open at o'clock A M and close at 4 PM. Edwin U Curtis, City Clerk.
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Voter Booths and School Houses Listed by Ward
A dense enumeration lists polling booths and school houses across wards and precincts in Havre area streets including Porter Lexington Marion Trenton and Meade streets with multiple pages noting locations such as Cambridge Columbus and Bartlett streets along with ward rooms and public buildings for election layout.
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Needs of the National Guard Recommend Federal Support
Brigadier General Kelton urges strong pecuniary aid from state legislatures and the federal government to improve National Guard effectiveness. He proposes Congress muster a 40 day U S battalion from states with at least 5000 guards, with double pay during service to ease officers and men away from families.
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Market summaries show bullish conditions with Atchison demand
The New York market opened strong and rallied after 11 15, with Missouri Pacific and Gould properties causing prudence among operators. Atchison rights may trade at $1 before Nov 15 while copper shares rise on expected gains. Telegrams note Pennsyl vania revenues improve but floods limit dividend changes. Sioux City booms as hog packing hits record highs, with October receipts at Union Stock Yards and large city lending activity noted.
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Fortieth anniversary of Rev. T Fales at Christ Church
In Waltham Christ Episcopal Church marked the fortieth year of Pastor Rev. Thomas Fales with flowers and strong attendance. The rector traced the church’s progress, special music was performed, and Rev. Phillips Brooks of Boston preached a evening sermon. Fales helped organize other Episcopal churches in Waltham Newton and nearby areas.
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Pain-Cure Salutation: Salvation Oil and Bull's Cough Syrup
A historical ad promotes Salvation Oil as prompt and reliable pain relief at 26 cents per bottle and Dr Bull's Cough Syrup at 25 cents, claiming it cures every case of coughs or colds.
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Nerve Troubles Quieted by Dr Greene’s Nervura
Nervousness and mental exhaustion plague hundreds of thousands with sleeplessness and depression. The text warns of severe outcomes from neglect and promotes Dr. Greene's Nervura as a powerful nerve strengthener and health restorer claimed to cure nervous diseases.
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