Brilliant Krause Brown Wedding at Mt Vernon Church
Ashburton residents gathered as Bessie Stearns Brown wed Ernst Howard Krause at Mt Vernon Church with St John’s Roxbury choir, in white satin and lace. Guests filled pews, a Vienna ceremony mirrored the event, and the couple will reside in Vienna after a reception at Vendome.
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St. John’s Church
Roxbury
Frank Young
S. B. Whitney
Lord In Glory
Bessie Stearns Brown
Joseph A. Brown
Susie Brown
Henry Hyde Dwight
Allyne L. Merrill
Joseph KE. Stevens
Arthur
Blaney
Nason Brooks
Alfred C. Fuller
Arthur W. Coward
D. E. Fuller
Frank D. Gowing
Ernest Howard Krause
Cornelia Cook
8. K. Whitney
Church of the Advent
Ernst Howard Krause
Vendomess
Weather forecast for New England and nearby states
Forecast issued for Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and eastern New York. Warmer conditions in some areas with southerly winds and fair or stationary temperatures through Thursday evening. Boston area noted as warmer with same wind direction.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Boston
New York
Debaters Clash Over Tariff Protection at Brook Line Meeting
At Town Hall last evening the Democrats and Republicans of Brook Line debated tariff policy. Republican David Hall Rice argued for free raw materials and protection for domestic production, while Democrat Osborne Howes Jr. urged free wool coal and iron ore to aid New England labor and industries.
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Brookline
David Hall Rice
Osborne Howes, Jr
Clement KK. Fay
Jerome Jones
W. H. Hill
Barthold Schlesinger
Rice
Massachusetts
New England
Worcester
Pennsylvania
Osborne Jones
Howes
Adjourment of Congress Closing Scenes in the Senate and House
The Fifty first Congress ends at 6 pm with Morton's and Reed's gavel. The Senate scene honors Morton and Ingalls for dignified conduct. the House ends amid emptier benches and harsh reflections on tariff politics as Harrison signs the tariff bill.
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Senate
House
Reed
Scholarships Awarded for Harvard College Year
Harvard announces scholarship awards by class year with lists of recipients across multiple classes from 1814 to 1893. Names paired with donors or funds include Greenleaf,Bowditch,Matthews,Sewall,Lewis and others, with winners for classes 1891 1892 1893 1841 and 1814 noted.
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Harvard
Gambrill
W. G. Brown
Price Greenleaf
E. O. Parker
Parsons
C. N. Brown
W.G. Howard
Gledhill
H. Tallant
Matthews
C. L. Slattery
Bowditch
G. H. Chittenden
C. H. McIntyre
C. H.C. Wright
A. . Burr
LP. McAdams
L. B. Williams
Sewall
W. Phinney
Lowell
E. D. Mcwollom
Bassett
C. A. Blake
J. E. Johnson
W. L. Hooper
Cudworth
J. H. Barnes
Benner
Bartlett
W. F. Harris
J. Allen
Elis Eaton
J. F. Norton
Adams
P. L. Spaulding
C. H. Blodgett
J. B. Jenkins
Farrior
L. H. Davis
Choate
C. H. Arnold
W. Copurn
Eliot
H. White
D. T. Clark
E. H. Jackson
H. M. Ballon
O. F. Hershey
H. F. Hollis
W. E. D. Downes
W. A. Parker
Thompson
Lever
C. M. Faunce
Muzzey
F. G. Jackson
Savage
H. F. Willard
Toppan
H. H. Cook
I. M. Ballou
M. A. Bartlett
H. G. Shaw
Derby
C. L. Young
M. H. Ewer
J. G. Hart
UH. G. Pearson
A. W. Dallinger
J. I. Cochrane
F. A. Rippey
Whiting
F. Winsor
R. Martin
F. H. Anderson
Merrick
A. C. Dearborn
C. G. Martin
Leyina Hoar
F. P. Kidder
Morton Declares Senate Adjourned After Speech
In WasuHineton October 1 Vice-President Morton presided as the Senate adjourned after speeches and veto messages. A two senator and two house committee waited on the President to inform him the houses were ready to adjourn, and the President replied no further communication. The tariff enrolled was signed and sent to the President. Congress adopted unanimous compliments to Morton and Ingalls. A House message noted a compromise time for adjournment and negotiations with Mexico to curb Chinese entry.
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WasuHinetron
Sherman
House
United States
Fiarris
Senate
Court of Claims
Charles P. Chanteau
Portland Company of Portland
District of Columbia
Blaine
Capitol
Myr. Ingalis
McPherson
Harris
Dolph
Morton
Ransom
Ingalls
Mexico
Washington
Breckinridge
Kilgore
McKintey
Congress
Messrs. McKinley
Perkins and
McMillin
Caswell
Wisconsin
James L. Wheat
Allen
Mississippi
McKinley
Morrow
California
Congress Adjourns First Session After Quorum Drama
Washington papers recount the House failing to muster a quorum then adjourning the first session of the Fifty first Congress. A three member committee was formed to inform the President of adjournment. A vote on postmaster vacancies and a wheat resolution followed as members left for the day.
Dockmen discuss funding and boycotts on shipping federation
London dockworkers congress plans a £60,000 fund funded by a £1 member tax and public appeal to counter the new shipping federation. They consider boycotting Australian‑loaded ships but decide against any boycott or interference with Australian trade.
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Dockmen’s Congress
The
Peabody Educational Fund
Canadian Pacific
Greenville Junction
London
New Shipping Federation
Australia
Dustin
Messrs
Dillon
O’brien
Tipperary
Holmes
Vimana
Emperor William
Francis Joseph
Archduke William
Archduke Renier
Hofpurg
William
Prince Rudolph
Schoenbrunn
Reichsanzeiger
Francis de Winton
Thompson
British East Africa Company
Paris
Pope
Newfoundland
England
Jance
Enterprising Harvard Students Seek 160000 for Fire-Proof Library
Harvard students form a 30 member committee to raise funds for a fire-proof evening reading room and library through student contributions, with alumni appeals to follow. The goal is $160,000 to $200,000, addressing light, air, and space deficiencies in Gove Hall as urged by President Eliot and library officials.
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Harvard
Harvardsmen
Gove Hall
Winsor
John O. Sargent
Horace A. Davis
Henry P. Ross
Abbott
George Blagden, Jr
Brown
Be. A. Datling
D. C
George Bancroft
Washington
George Peabody
Salem
Artemas _B. Muzzey
Cambridge
Henry Dyer
New York
Epes
Dixwell
Roberts
Winthrop
Boston
Jd. W. Bemis
George C. Shattuck
Joseph Lovering
Ion
Charles Devens
Edward Everett Hale
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Francis M. Weld
Jamaica Plain
Wendell P. Garrison
Professor Marshall
Samuel D. _ Warren
William E. Russell
William de W. Hyde
Brunswick
Evert J. Wendell
Thomas M. Osborne
Auburn
John J. Thayer
Lancaster
Mass
William Endicott
James H. Hopes
Andover
Samuel Dexter
Chicago
Investigation cites stock ties to Raum aide Tanner
A minority report from the special House committee on Raum charges says officials claimed no Pension Office stock in the Universal Refrigerating Company. It reveals a local firm using the patent, with Tanner as stockholder and secretary, while Raum boosted his secretary’s salary. The panel condemns the Pension Office for stock speculation and warns of degraded public service.
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Washington
Tanner
Raum
Start elected Vermont Speaker on third ballot
In Montpelier Vermont Henry R Start of Bakersfield won the Speaker’s chair on the third ballot by 122 votes to 98 for Mann and 10 for Thompson with 3 scattering The Hon F A Dwinell of Plainfield was chosen president of the Senate
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Montpelier
Vermont
Henry R. Start
Bakersfield
Start
Mann
Thompson
Scattering
F. A. Dwinell
Plainfield
Senate
Hats and Caps at Oak Hall Boston
Hats for October in Dunlap Youman Miller block priced at 2, 2.50, and 3 dollars. A handmade stiff hat costs 1.50. New silk hats priced 4 and 5 dollars. Boys hats and caps in every style. Fall winter hat selections available at Oak Hall 32 to 44 North Street, G. W. Simmons & Co., Boston.
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Dunlap
Youman & Miller Block
Oak Hall
North Street
G. W. Simmons & CO
Boston
Hall Leavitt Wedding at Hancock Street Home
Miss Abbie R. Leavitt and Mr. George Putnam Hall wed before a brilliant gathering. Rev M J Savage officiated. Bride wore yellow grosgrain with white crepe de chine overdress and Niphetos roses. Attendants included sister Addie Leavitt and best man George Loring of Hingnam.
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Addie Leavitt
Ken
Carson
James A. Moore
Wallace Knox
Samuel J. Brown
Springfield
Simeon Sargent
Concord
N. H
George White
Charles Kendal
E. M. Green
W. A. Abbott
Frank Foster
William Cheeney
L. I. Parker
Haverhill
Washburn
Allston
J. Wilson
Daniel Fisher
Quincy
F. A. Hyde
E. M. Locke
Carrie J. Burgess
A.I. Marmont
Boston Doctor Weds Miss Barron in Vermont Ceremony
Dr John B Brainerd of Boston and Miss Laura N Barron of Concord NH married at the Foss residence in St Albans Vermont on October 1 Rev D S Mackay officiated before a large gathering of relatives and friends. The couple left that night for a brief wedding trip and will reside in Boston following a prior reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Foss.
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Elisha Flagg
Appleton Smith
J. H. Tooker
Daniel Denny, Jr
Brooke Herford
Meyerbeer
Sarah Barnard
Minnie Barnard
Miss Finey
Ethel Whitmore
Mendelsshon
Beacon Street
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Jere Abbott
Edward Amory
Miss Andrews
G. M. Barnard
G. M. Barnard, Jr
James Barnard
Elizabeth Parsons
Philip Saltonstall
W. D. Sohier
Lulu Sohier
Stackpole
Misses Stackpole
J.I. Stevenson
Malcolm Thomas
G. KK. Warren
William Weld
Souther
Cheever
Fifth Avenue
New York
Boston
Rs. Foss
Steamship Arrivals and Departures Around Oct 1
Vessels arriving at or departing from major ports list ships such as Rhein from Bremen and Wyoming from Liverpool arriving in New York. Other entries show Bohemia from Hamburg State of Nebraska from Glasgow and Moville route, America from St. Ann's Bay, Seneca from Havana, and Britannic off Crookhaven. Offshore routes include Grassbrook from Montreal toward Aberdeen and Werras Bremen bound for New York from Southampton.
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Rhein
Bremen
New York
Wyoming
Liverpool
Bohemia
Hamburg
State of Nebraska
Glasgow
Moville
Newark
Waesland
Antwerp
Nebraska
Glas
America
St. Ann’s Bay
Seneca
Ilavana
Crookhaven
Scilly Islands
Buffalo
Aden
Monmouthshire
Hong Kong
Oceanic
San Francisco
Palestine
Boston
Italy
Slavonia
Dunnet Head
Grassbrook
Montreal
Aberdeen
Southampton
Werras Bremen
Pacing Towards the Light Civil Service Reform Meeting
The National Civil Service Reform League opens its Boston annual meeting with a high profile address by George William Curtis at Tremont Temple. Prominent figures including Bonaparte, Wheeler, Swift, Foulke, and Rogers attend, followed by a social "smoke talk" and planned sessions and a Parker House dinner with speeches by Curtis and others. Carl Schurz is regretfully absent due to business.
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Nat. ”Ational Civil Service Reform League
George William Curtis
Fremont Temple
National Civil Service Reform League
Boston
Tremont Temple
Mr. Curtis
Darwin
J. Ware
George S. Hale
Edward H. Hall
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Everett
Indiana
Causten Browne
Roger Walcott
C._P. Cranch
J. J. Myers
William Endicott
Henry H. Edes
Charles Theodore Russell, Jr
Jonathan A. Lane
Rk. N. Loppan
Charles R. Codman
J. B. Sparks
George B. Wright
Rk. H. Dana
John Ritchie
Merrill Wyman
Arthur Hobart
League
Meionnon Hall
Meronnon Hall
Parker House
Massachusetts Civil Service Reform League
Everett K. Wheeler
C. J. Bonaparte
Lucius B. Swift
William Dudley Foulke
Sherman
Rogers
Buffalo
Wayne MacVeagh
Pennsylvania
Charles Theodore Russell
Roger Wolcott
Carl Schurz
Mr Curtis Address: Boston as Center of Reform and Liberty
The address extols Boston as the cradle of Puritan liberty and reform. It traces a lineage from Winthrop and Adams to Webster and Sumner, highlighting Boston’s role in abolition, constitutional defense, and the nation’s moral and political evolution through the colonial and early republic eras.
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MR. Curtis
Arbella
John Winthrop
John Albion Andrew
Sir Henry Vane
Ralph Waldo Amerson
Boston
James Otis
Samuel Adams
Joseph Warren
Bunker Hill
Yonder Common
Adams
Quincy
Channing
Garrison
Lere
Sumner
Webster
New England
Massachusetts
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Fifty-first Congress
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