Public debt statement shows a monthly decrease in September
The September public debt report contrasts with August, showing a drop of 138,685,094 and a net decrease since June 30 of 6,591,090. The net cash in the Treasury rises to 46,544,428, with receipts totaling 31,416,290 for the month and expenditures down to 16,462,860.
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Sordau
Pacific Railway
Treasury
Windom
United States
Y Pacific Railroad
Navy Pension Fund
Eee Eeereeres
Pietate Tangas Eyo
New Cruisers to Sea Lead Navy’s Mediterranean Fleet
Secretary Tracy will dispatch four steel cruisers the Chicago Boston Atlanta and Yorktown to Europe as the Mediterranean fleet. The Chicago will be flagship under Commodore John G Walker who moves from the Bureau of Navigation to command. the secretary may appoint Captain Norman Farquhar as bureau chief.
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Tracy
Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
Yorktown
Europe
Mediterranean
Old World
New York
John G. Walker
Walker
Bureau of Navigation
Bureau
Norman Farquhar
Commodore Walker
Washington
Concentration of Massachusetts Troops Observed at Lynn
Secretary Proctor sends Captain Taylor to Lynn to study concentration of two Massachusetts militia brigades. Three infantry regiments, one artillery battalion, an ambulance and signal corps are mobilized. Officials note 95 percent of militia could concentrate within twenty four hours and urge readiness for large scale troop movements.
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Bay State
Proctor
Taylor
Regular Army
Lynn
Massachusetts
War Department
Hibernians Suit Decree Ordered In Superior Court
In Fall River Bristol County Judge Blodgett overruling the defendants and ordering entry of final decree for plaintiffs in the Hibernian suits. The American board Division No.1 A. O. H. is named as entitled to property paraphernalia records and money on deposit. Costs are to be awarded.
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Fay River
Blodgett
Hibernian
President Sewall to Lead Westward Pleasure Tour in Palace Car Idlewild
Consul-General Sewall and party start from Portlanp on a ten day trip through the West and Northwest aboard Idlewild. Harold M. Sewall and Arthur Bosworth accompany, with routes via Canadian Pacific to San Francisco and Apia. Sewall cites pleasure and Samoa talks as priorities. treaty outlines seen as near approval.
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Sewall
Samoa
Apia
Berlin
Senate
Sewail
Blaine
San Francisco
American Mining Engineers Meet in Ottawa With Banquet and Tours
The fifty-fifth meeting of the Institute of American Mining Engineers opens in Ottawa with about fifty members and guests. Sir John A. Macdonald welcomes the engineers from the United States, praising cross border collaboration. Attendees include Dr. Raymond of New York and numerous mining leaders. excursions are planned to Sherbrooke and Port Arthur, with royal scale hospitality funded by governments.
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Ottawa
Ont
SpEcian
Institute of American Mining Engineers
Engineers of Canada
House of Commons
John Macdonald
Canada
Mining Engineers of America
America
David Ross
Quebec
Raymond
New York
Institute
Sherbrooke
Port Arthur
Ontario
Dr. Raymond
New York City
T. Egleston
School of Mining
Charles Albert Ashburner
State of Pennsylvania
J. H. Bramwell
Virginia
Charles Kirchhoff, Jr
Iron Age
Robert Leckie
8. P. Sharples
Boston
Charles S. Bedell
United States Assay Office
J.C. F. Randolph
Mexico
South America
China
Japan
A. C. Rand
Rand Rock Drill Company
J. C. Bayles
New York City Health Board
Seats Available for Kennan Lecture at Tremont Temple
A Tremont Temple diagram shows hundreds of first class seats still unsold for George Kennan's lecture. The box office reports steady advance sales, and today many prime seats remain open due to temple acoustics and room layout.
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Stacy
Tremont Temple
George Kennan
Local Marriage Notices From City Area
Marriages listed with names and dates include Coffin to Louise McDonald on Sept 7, Dickinson to Alberta Leavitt Sept 30, Gilmore to Hattie Simonds Oct 1, Leslie to Elizabeth McNiel Sept 28, Murphy to Catherine Green Sept 19, Shortall to Mary Carter Oct 1, Washburn to Ada Daniels Sept 29, and Wyman to Lilla Viles Oct 1 across Cambridge Somerville Newtonville West Bridgewater Waltham areas.
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Coffin—Mcdonald
Samuel C. Guno
Alfred EF. Coffin
Louise McDonald
Dickinson
Leavitt
Walter E. C. Smith
Frederick Dickinson
Boston
Alberta Leavitt
Gilmore—Simonds
Somerville
Robert Harry Gilmore
Cambridge
Hattie J. Simonds
Leslie—Mcniel
Charles R. Packard
James A. Washburn
Ada B. Daniels
Wyman-Wiles
Waltham
T F. Fales
Walter B. Wyman
Lilla Kell Viles
Deaths in City and Nearby Areas
Listings of multiple death notices across Boston and surrounding towns. Notable entries include Ellen Andrews daughter of Henry Andrews Boston. Catherine Arnott East Boston. Dr. Alphonso Brooks South Boston. Emeline Beaumont Canton. Bridget Bonner Ogden. Herman Coolidge Natick. Michael Costello City Hospital. John Dowling Roxbury. Mary Dugan South Boston. Elizabeth Jones Somerville. James Kimball Westboro. Patrick Kiernan. Lizzie Livingston. Mary A. Wyman Woburn. funeral details vary by entry.
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Brooks
Boston
Alphonso Brooks
Princeton
Bonner
Iighton
Bridget Bonner
Vovelle
Sarah L
Mayhew A. Covello
Coolidge
Natick
Herman Timothy Cool
Howard
la Porte
Ind
Elizabeth
Cambridge
Holmes
Phebe
James Holmes
Jones
Somerville
Elizabeth Jones
Kimball
Westboro
James M. Kimball
Kiernan
Patrick J. Kiernan
Leman
West Somerville
Henry B. Leman
Livingston
Lizzie
William H. Livingston
Moore
James McCoole
Manning
William Hobbs Manning
Marquette
Mich
Francesa E
John C. Thomas
Troy
Honora Troy
Thomas
Frances E
Taylor
Dorchester
Ben Taylor
Wyman
Woburn
Mary A. Wyman
Luke Wyman, Jr
Market notes and stock actions from New York report
The column describes erratic yet firm market tones with large August earnings for C B Q St Paul Northern Pacific and Louisville and Nashville influencing trading. Sugar is expected to rise as insiders accumulate. Atchison weakness appears linked to a reorganization plan. Electric propulsion advances with Union Electric Car Company line. Cash pork is active amid delivery day. Fitchburg preferred strengthens. Public meetings address Hartford Worcester rail links and unions with Manitoba and Union Pacific observe a possible deal. Prices for bar iron rise as mills push output into year end.
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New York
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Harvard Athletics Reports and Debts Mark Year
The Harvard Athletic Association reports a near 400 dollar deficit due to track repairs and low winter attendance. E Sturgis and J P Hutchinson are elected president and vice president, with Hunt and Crosby as secretary and treasurer. Harvard football opens against Exeter with four returning players. new lineup includes Crosby Goldthwaite Cranston Kelton Stickney Upton and Deagle backs Trafford Johnson Bowman. A training table starts Monday and a full schedule will be released soon.
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Harvard Athletic Association
E. Sturgis
J. P. Hutchinson
J. H. Hunt
S$. W. R. Crosby
The
Pierian Sodality
N. Longworth
J. Wendell
H. F. Brown
T. J. Stead
C. K. Bennett
P. Hunt
Harvard
Exeter
Cumnock
Crosby
Cranston
Dean
Goldthwaite
Kelton
Stickney
Upton
Deag
Trafford
Johnson
Bowman
Boston University appoints officers and opens law school
The senior class elected President M. M. Kingsbury Vice President J. W. Dutton Secretary G. H. Spencer and Treasurer E. K. Herron. The freshman class organized with Heckbert as president. The law school opens with a lecture by Dean Bennett. Wenzel, 91, named assistant librarian for the year. The junior class will host a reception for freshmen Friday evening.
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M. M. Kingsbury
J. W. Dutton
G. H. Spencer
E. K. Herron
Heckbert
Law School
Dean Bennett
Wenzel
Auction Sales Today Paintings Leonard Co and Franksnow
Auction sales scheduled today include Leonard and Co selling paintings at 3 p.m. and Franksnow and Co offering works at 11 a.m. in the local market.
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Leonard & Co
Franksnow & Co
Dr Greene at Tremont Temple Opens Fall Lecture Series
Dr Greene famed physician of 34 Temple Place Boston opened a fall course of illustrated lectures at Tremont Temple before a large audience. He promotes his natural vegetable remedies like Nervura and Nervula for nervous and chronic diseases, free consultations, and emphasizes his rejection of poisonous drugs. The program includes an 8 pm talk on Mental and Physical Culture and a separate women’s private lecture and a men’s private lecture on The Philosophy of Manhood with free dissolution-view demonstrations and free admission.
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Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Tremont Temple
United States
Dr. Greene
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