Treasury Says Surplus Low and Local Market Only
Washington reports a limited surplus of 9,423,749 with 51,415,520 declared but largely held in banks and coin. Secretary Windom mounted no relief plan, noting only local market stringency possibly caused by speculation. The Treasury contemplates renewing worn-note exchanges but will await BEP expansion and new wing completion.
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New York
Treasury Department
Windom
Washington
Lacy
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Northern and Southern Democrats Compete for Speaker Post
Democratic lawmakers entering the city stress responsibility for the coming two years and seek a sober, prudent Speaker. Northern Democrats push for a Northern or reform-minded Southern pick, with Outhwaite, Crisp, McCreary, and Wilson as top contenders due to temper, experience, and regional balance.
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New York
Outhwaite
Ohio
Mason and Dixon
Messrs. Crisp
Georgia
McCreary
Kentucky
Wilson
West Virginia
Crisp
Carliste
Mr. Crisp
Union
Mr. Wilson
Ways and Means
Lynn's Labor War in Morocco Trades Meeting
The State Board of Arbitration in Lynn heard a 23 man committee of morocco manufacturers and ex workers. The manufacturers cited hostile leaders and machinery reducing skilled labor as reasons to avoid labor control. A public hearing was petitioned and will be advertised.
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Lynn
State Board of Arbitration
Morocco
Walcott
Petition for Naumkeag street railway extension
In Beverly on November 10 a petition circulated by Deacon O Neil has gained extensive signatures urging the selectmen to grant Naumkeag street railway leave to extend the electric system in the town.
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Beverly
Sreeran
Deacon O’ Neil
Naumkeag Street Railway
Stramns Co Announces Reduced Prices on Dress Fabrics
RK H Stramns & Co plans to place on retail counters all rich fabrics from the dress making department suitable for dinner and reception dresses at greatly reduced prices. The dress making department will offer special terms for making up these goods if orders are placed so dresses can be completed within the month.
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RK. H. Stramns & Co
The Lowell Course on Diplomacy and Diplomatists
The Hon. John A. Kasson delivered the third Lowell Institute lecture in Huntington Hall. He traced diplomacy from papal and royal influence to Protestant shifts, highlighting Grotius, Richelieu, Mazarin, and Louis XIV, then Catherine II, Maria Theresa, and 18th century power plays culminating in Poland's breakup and the era's fading ethics.
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Washington, D. C
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Spain
Poland
Louis XV
Frederick of
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Frederick
Louis
Mme. de Pompadour
Austria
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Kingdom
Russia
Hamonds Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary in Salem
Salem residents Mr. and Mrs. William G. Hamond marked their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary this evening and welcomed a large circle of friends offering congratulations.
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Speer
William G. Hamond
Unsettled Weather Prompts Umbrella Purchases at Gilchrist’s
With two months of unsettled weather, rain has kept people under umbrellas. General Greeley offers them at current rates, but new umbrellas are available at R. J. Gilchrist on Winter Street, as advertised in another column.
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R. & J. Gilchrist’s
Winter Street
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Irranville
Washington
New York
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Curtis Merritt Wedding in Medford Nov 8
Roswell Curtis wed Emma Lere of Medford at Medford on November 8, ceremony led by Rev W S Woodbridge. Ulysses Davis married Jessie Stewart at Dorchester the same day, officiated by Rev Jeff Holway.
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Merritt
Medford
Woodbridge
Roswell Curtis
Emma L.ere
Davis—Stewart
Dorchester
Jeff. Holway
Ulysses
Davis
Jessie Stewart
Obituary notices from Roxbury to Somerville dated November 1890
Notices list multiple deaths across Massachusetts and England with names ages and locations. Included are Sarah Bunker Roxbury 61, Catherine Connolly Dorchester 41, Hannah Cole Scituate, Mrs John P Daniels Milford, William Prescott Dexter Leamington 69, Eliza A Fossler Barnstable, George Fenn Melrose 56, George F Gay Sharon 41, Ruth Ann Learned Newton 68, Joanna Miner Dorchester 75, Le Prescott Mason Valley 23, Kate Page Rentonville, Sarah A Rich Chelsea 70, Charlotte C Smith Hanover 86, Howard Clayton Stone Winchester 19, Isaac Rindge Thompson Quincy, Nathaniel Tufts city Nov 9, George Alvin Wright Somerville 21.
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Sarah Bunker
Charles
Judith Bunker
Nantucket
Centre Street
New Bedford
Connolly
Dorchester
Catherine Connolly
Cole
Scituate
Hannah Cole
Joseph
Daniels
Milford
John P. Daniels
Dexter
Leamington
Eng
William Prescott Dexter
Boston
Fossler
Barnstable
Eliza A
Ae Heman Foster
Fenn
Melrose
George Fenn
Gay
Sharon
Chelsea
Sarah A
Matthias Rich
Snot
Hanover
Charlotte C. Smith
Stone
Inchester
Howard Clayton Stone
Thompson
Quincy
Isaac Rindge Thompson
Jacoba
Artemisia R. Thompson
Portsath
Tut
Stuthis
City
Nathaniel Tufts
Wright
Somerville
George Alvin Wright
Market Panic in New York as Gould Stocks Lead Decline
The New York market opened panicky with declines up to over 5 percent, rallies were weak, and a unsettled close left traders anxious. Arbitrage shares fell while key names like Union Pacific Reading and Missouri Pacific showed varied moves, short interest rose, and rumors blamed Gould and bears for the pressure.
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Western Union
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St. L
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Atchison
Lackawanna
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