Liberal Congress Opens in Newcastle with Gladstone Reception
The Great National Liberal Federation Congress opened in Newcastle as crowds pour in from Britain and Ireland. William Gladstone is due to arrive tonight amid heavy security and a packed Town Hall. John Morley addressed the gathering urging renewed reform, Ireland autonomy, and workers’ representation, while a resolution of trust in Gladstone was moved favoring an Irish legislature. The session continued with emphasis on eight hour issues and party unity.
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Repeal Sought for Silver Purchase Law by New York Chamber
At the New York Chamber of Commerce meeting the silver question dominated. The resolution to repeal the 4,500,000 ounce monthly silver purchase law passed by a single dissenting vote after a heated session led by J Edward Simmons and supported by Charles S Smith. The Finance Committee faced censure for delay and disobedience, with several leaders urging caution before action.
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Steamers Arrived and Departed From Several Ports
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures from Boston New York Philadelphia Hong Kong London Hamburg Hull Glasgow Antwerp Montreal and more. Vessels include Empress of Japan Noordland Gellert Normwania Kosarian Ottawa and Bohemia with routes via Vancouver Montreal Hamburg and Dundee.
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No Money No Office The Party In Its True Colors
A Republican circular demanding funds from Custom House and other officials provokes fear and anger. An alleged James Wadsworth signature circulates at Fifth Avenue Hotel as offices face coercion. civil service is pressured by campaign fund demands amid promotions and dissent among clerks.
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Harrison
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Olin Family Societies Hold Sixth Reunion Trip
Deport Vermont October 1 The sixth annual reunion of the Olin Family Societies of Michigan Ohio and New York opens with fifty-one members arriving by special sleeping car train. The group, including two survivors of a family of fourteen who emigrated sixty-nine years ago, visits Shaftsbury homestead site and a bate monument as Ohio members stay home due to the recent wreck nearby Akron.
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Rival Cavalleria Rusticana at Lenox Lyceum and Casino
The world famed Cavalleria Rusticana premiered in New York tonight at Lenox Lyceum under Mr. Hammerstein with Aronson also staging at Casino on short notice to beat him. Von Januschowsky and Pemberton lead a praised cast with Neuendorf conducting. audience acclaim interrupted the Lyceum show for special favor to Von Januschowsky.
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Dennie Bohper
Mme
von Januschowsky
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How is it in Guatemala Revolution News From City of Sydney
The City of Sydney arrived from Panama reporting Guatemala had no imminent revolution as of September 16 with December elections. A Guatemalan merchant said no upheaval expected until after the vote. Reports from Newton say an army marches toward the capital Quezaltenango with martial law and troops deployed to intercept the revolutionists.
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Governor Russell Attends Upton Cattle Show
Governor Russell visits the twenty fourth annual Upton Agricultural Society cattle show drawing about three thousand spectators. He speaks briefly at the Congregational Church, avoiding politics and praising state agricultural work. Accompanying dignitaries include Colonel Horace B. Verry General Samuel Dalton and Colonel John Wheelwright. A Lowell carpets display by Jona H Pray Sons & Co showcases full patterns for sale at reduced prices as part of a closing out of certain designs.
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