Mayor veto blocks $36,000 of two loan orders
Aldermen pass two loan orders totaling 110000 for Clarendon and Carleton street works and Independence Square. Mayor Quincy vetoes 36000 in items citing nearing city borrowing limit and needs for other departments. He disapproves asphalt for Clarendon street, Carleton street work, and Independence Square fencing.
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McKinley Visits Pittsburg Carnegie Founder’s Day
President McKinley arrives in Pittsburg at Union station at 11 15 am with a salute from Battery B N G P. He is escorted to W N Frew’s home and lunching guests join Mrs Pitcairn at Shady Side before a Carnegie Library Founder’s Day ceremony at Carnegie Music Hall. He declines to comment on election results.
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Kropotkin Lectures On Savages and Barbarians at Huntington Hall
Prince Krapotkin drew a large fashionable audience at Huntington Hall for the Lowell Institute lecture on Savages and Barbarians. The hall filled beyond capacity and doors were locked as attendees were turned away. a scientific, well received talk on historical institutions and ethnology followed. A second lecture titled The Medieval City was announced for Saturday evening in the same venue.
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Huntington Hall
Prince Krapotkin
Lowell Institute
Prince Kropotkin
Doctor endorses D K Lozenges as stomach cure
James B Abbott M D of Sanborn ton New Hampshire states he has known Dr Woodbury for years and that the D K lozenges made under his formula are a sure cure for stomach ailments and are sold by all druggists.
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M. D
Sanbornton
N. H
Dr. Woodbury
D. K
Gazetteer of the World
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Pyramid Pile Cure testimonials from satisfied customers
A collection of letters from readers praising the Pyramid Pile Cure as highly effective for piles. Letters hail quick relief after short usage, mention purchases and enclosures, and note druggists recommending the remedy. The company says it publishes fresh letters weekly and never repeats a testimonial.
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Ridge Road
Niagara Co
N. Y
Penn W. Arnett
Batesville
Ark
Capt
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Fort Smith, Ark
A. E. Townsend
Benville
Ind
John H. Wright
Clinton DeWitt Co
P. A. Bruton
Llano
Tex
Pyramid Drag Co
Albion
Mich
Ocean race begins between two square riggers to Buenos Ayres
About 200 people gathered on Lewis and adjacent wharves to watch the start of an ocean race to Buenos Ayres. The Nova Scotia bark Veronica moved toward Boston Light while the St John N B bark Mauna Loa and Captain McDougall’s Strathome prepared to follow. The steamer Prince Edward carried passengers including W H McCurdy returning to Jamaica trade innovations. The Leylana liner Victorien carried 143454 bushels of wheat, and the Engelhorn four mast ship from the Philippines was towed in amid reports of scurvy aboard. The steamer Plymouth and other local vessels prepared for winter service and new pilots were named for the Daniel Manning.
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Veronica
Boston Light
St. John
N. B
Mauna Loa
Jeffries Point
Boston
McDougall
Strathome
Prince Edward
Yarmouth
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Bernard
Bowden
Arthur McGray
Gloucester
Victorien
Liverpool
J. W. Cox
Chamber of Commerce
London
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Monaco
France
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Elsie
Kate Jones
Ned Evans
Winthrop
Engelhorn
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Cape Cod
Degen
Pisagua
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Bert Baker
Plymouth
Winthrop Steamboat Company
Norfolk
Cape Charles
Arthur E. Harding
William A. Colby
State of Maine
Thompson
Cumberland
New Brunswick
Ike Kelly
Lynn
Daniel Manning
Atlantic Works
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Halifax
Beverly
Mary E. Turner
G. Melville
J. W. Overton
Dr. Bucker
Bertha F. Walker
Santuit
New London
Pennington
Ocean Steamship Line
Birmingham
New York
Savannah
Bright
Dedham Leader Declares Democratic Edge in 1900 Outlook
The Hon. George Fred Williams summarizes national results as strengthening Democratic position. He notes major gains for Democrats in New York Ohio and Kentucky, reduced Republican margins in Pennsylvania and Iowa, and calls for a stronger party organization ahead of 1900. He warns against the gold ticket and critiques Republican turnout in Massachusetts.
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Gorman
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Hanna
Ohio
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Iowa
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Kentucky
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Lee
Boston veterans to mark Inkermann anniversary with dinner
The British Army and Navy Veterans of Boston will celebrate the forty third anniversary of the Inkermann battle with a dinner at the American House. Dozens of Inkermann survivors and veterans from the Russian 1854 56 war attend alongside members from Indian mutiny Afghan Zulu Egyptian and New Zealand campaigns. Invitations go to Sir Dominic E Colnaghi British consul general Vice Consul Stuart Colonel J Payson Bradley Colonel Henry Walker Lieutenant Kincaide Sergeant Luke Trooper Francis of the National Lancers and officers and society presidents. The society officers listed include Hugh McDevitt John Black George Speirs C F Adams.
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Inkerlmann
Inkermann
Veteran Society
New Zealand
Dominic E. Colnaghi
Stuart
J. Payson Bradley
Henry Walker
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Kincaide
Luke
Francis
The
National Lancers
Willcock
British Charitable Society
Louis Ross
Scots Charitable Society
Perry
Stokes
Victorian Jubilee Association
Hugh McDevitt
John Black
George Speirs
C. F. Adams
Vast Comber Capsizes Schooner A. E. Whyland in Sea
The schooner A. E. Whyland rode Oct 17 gale, then listed to beam ends. Forward and aft hid slides to keep water out while a crew stranded below waited. The ship reemerged, wrecked deck to hull. Captain Peeples and crew report an awful gale. several fleet vessels proceed home badly wrecked.
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A. E. Whyland
Peeples
Hammond's Sentence Cut by Fort Sheridan Review
Private Craniel Hammond sentenced for desertion by a Fort Sheridan court martial will serve six months in prison. General Brook reduced the term and pay by $10 monthly, removing dishonorable discharge as too severe. The commander deemed the original sentence excessive.
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Chicago
Craniel Hammond
Fort Sheridan
Schall Plunges to Death in Office
Baltimore November 3 Thomas B Schall president of Schall Packing Company shot himself in his office ending his life after a period of melancholia He was a leading importer of pineapples in the United States and his death was reported as a self inflicted act.
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Thomas B. Schall
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Schall Packing Company
Schall
United States
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