Manning Will Return The Secretary Enlisted for the War
Washington Oct 1 Specian Although Secretary Manning did not appear today it is thought he will arrive in a few days Opinions differ on whether he will remain head of the treasury after the November elections Some treasury officials feel he will stay at least until then to manage routine duties while his health is considered The President opposes a cabinet break and hopes heads stay unless Providence interferes The question likely will be settled after the November election.
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Manning to Remain Treasury Head If Health Allows
The Star reports Secretary Manning will stay in charge of the Treasury as long as his health permits. He resigned when ill but now seems recovered and wishes to remain at the helm if physically able. If Manning must retire, insiders doubt Senator McPherson would be offered the position.
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Disobedience of Orders Reported Over Geronimo Case
The annual Miles report remains with the President after a briefing with Secretary Endicott. Miles’s stance on surrender terms for Geronimo appears lenient, touching disobedience of orders, with prisoners to be kept as POWs if not punished.
One Dollar Certificates Limited to Bank Deposits
The U S Treasurer announces that due to demand for other notes one dollar silver certificates are scarce. Banks may obtain from New York $1000 certificates per deposit, with funds sent to the assistant treasurer there. Daily supply capped at eighty thousand dollars. applications staggered by deposit order until stock permits.
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Royal Arch Masons elect officers in Atlanta as next meeting
On October 1 the General Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons completed officer elections and chose Atlanta Georgia as the next meeting site. Elected were Reuben C. Lemmon Ohio G G T Christopher G. Fox Buffalo G G S Benjamin F. Heller Tennessee G So t W Woodberry Denver G G P S Lansing Burroughs Augusta G G R A C Sylvester S. Bean Creston G G M third V Henry Orme Los Angeles G G M second V Hiram Basset Kentucky G G M first V. A reception for Noble D. Larner followed, with Larner yesterday elected General Grand High Priest.
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Washington September customs revenue and policies update
The September customs receipts at New York totaled 12.944 million dollars with gold certificates 67.3 percent and United States notes 22.5 percent. The Post Office extends special delivery to all offices and matter classes. Sproule awaits potential reprieve to Oct 20. Virginia cattle disease linked to Texas fever observed by Dr. Dyer. Gold reserves and coinage figures for Sept reported.
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Adonis opens as Boston theatre season highlights Dixey stars
The Hollis Street Theatre presents Adonis with Henry E. Dixey in the title role and a strong supporting company. Shadows of a Great City revived at Boston Theatre with a notable cast. Harbor Lights continues at the Museum, and Eyminie and other attractions tour Boston from Globe to Bijou venues. Wilson Barrett discusses Hamlet staging and plans for Claudian and Chip as part of his three week Boston run.
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Dramatic and Musical Notes at New York Theaters
A Herald of theater action outlines upcoming engagements in New York and Boston. Claudian opens at Star Theatre Monday with two weeks of dramatic run followed by Hamlet. Rosina Vokes arrives, with Vokes and Fred Vokes planning a U.S. season. Ose Coghlan leads a strong company in a varied repertory including School for Scandal and Twelfth Night. Edwin Booth slated for Star Theatre on November 1. A Charleston fund concert at Bijou proceeds.
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Boston Theatre season features Evesson in Romance and more
A Boston Theatre season lineup includes Miss Evesson in Romance and Lillian Olcott in Fedora with Matt Morgan's war diorama Rhea Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett among attractions at the Boston Theatre. Hollis Street Theatre crowd raised funds for Charleston relief. Max Freeman to sing in Erminie at the Globe next week, having earlier appeared as Bunthorne at the Gaiety with Lillie Post and others.
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Judge Rockwell Resigns from the Superior Court
Governor Robinson regrets the loss of Judge Julius Rockwell from the Superior Court bench, noting his service since 1859. The governor accepted the resignation in a letter dated October 1, 1886, praising Rockwell’s honorable administration of justice and wishing him health and happiness. Chief Justice Brigham remains the court’s sole original appointee.
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Temperance Initiative Opens Boston Halls for Reform
The Boston Industrial Home directors announce new venues Irving and Garfield halls at Dover Washington streets to conduct temperance work. Opening services led by C W Sawyer on Sunday October 6 at 8 PM. Directors include A J Gordon president Leander Beal treasurer George H Quincy and Hon Jonathan A Lane.
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Boston Theatres Daily Showings For Afternoon And Evening
Entertainments listings note performances at Boston venues including Around the World in 80 Days Harbor Lights The Mikado One of Our Girls and Clio with shows at 7:45 to 8 pm plus the Rentz Sandy Novelty and Burlesque Company offering afternoon and evening performances across multiple theatres in Boston.
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Auction notices for stocks, grapes, and footwear sales
On Monday Oct 4 at 11:30 stock sale by R L Day and Co at noon sale by François Henshaw and Co. Grapes to Horatio Harris and Co. Boots and shoes offered by A S Richards and Sammel Bunting's Sons and Co in New York and Philadelphia respectively.
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Marriages in the City Include Multiple Couples
Sept marriages listed with Biesenbach Wiedler, Holbrow Evans, Needham Fothier, Stevens Light, Bradish Clapp, and Smith McLean. Couples include Carl Biesenbach to Pauline Wiedler, Frederick W Holbrow to Frances Evans, John R K Needham to Caroline Fothter, William B Stevens to Elizabeth Light, Frank Eliot Bradish to Fannie Lois Clapp, and Frank B Smith to Carrie A McLean.
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Obituaries of local residents dated between Sept and Oct
Notices of deaths from Boston area towns and nearby cities list John Bullock Hettie C Bustin Ethel R Louis Ernest Mieusset Alice Wheeler Hattie S Coombes Agnes Hancock Belle P Hanna Lydia R Whiton Orrin Wade among others with ages ranging from 4 years to 85 years and locations including Jamaica Plain South Boston Somerville Watertown Newtonville Portland Me Hingham Milton and Whiteville Mass. entries note spouses parents and ages at death.
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From the Dawn to the Daylight by Rev William Burnet Wiccur
A published sermon volume priced at Lomo0 with a tour through historic cities as symbols of moral and spiritual themes. It catalogues cities such as Nineveh Memphis Alexandria Tyre Athens Rome Jerusalem and ends with New Jerusalem the City of God.
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