Welcoming the Delegates The United States Invites Tour of America
Delegates of the International American Congress visit the State Department in Washington. Secretary Blaine welcomes the delegates and outlines the aim of a peaceful, cooperative conference across the American continents. He invites delegates to tour the United States as guests of the government, with plans for committees and rules to govern the congress.
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Washmpton
International American Congress
Wallach Mansion
State Department
Congress
Coolidge
Boston
Atlee
Blaine
International American Conference
United States
Union
Pse
Straits of Behring
Europe
Mn Fine
America
South
North
John B. Henderson
United States of America
Henderson
Missouri
Senor Romero
Lafayette Rodriguez Pereira
Brazil
Alberto Nin
Uruguay
Horatio Guzman
Nicaragua
Jose M. Hurtado
Colombia
Senor Hurtado
Mr. Bliss
Senor Velarde
Bolivia
Ur. Aragon
Costa Rica
Senor Zegarra
Peru
International American
Reception for Latin American delegates at White House
A luncheon and formal reception at the White House honored incoming Central and South American delegates. President Harrison and Mrs. Harrison chaired a blue parlor gathering with Cabinet members excluding Blaine. Secretary Blaine and Mexican minister Romero escorted guests, who later joined a state dining room lunch and a grand floral centerpiece. A subsequent Normandie Hotel banquet hosted 54 guests in Blaine's name as the series opens.
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Congress
Wallach
White House
Blaine
State Department
Marine Band
Laneh
Columbia
Harrison
Romero
United States
Central
South America
Normandie Hotel
Market Notes From State Street on 1889 Stock Moves
The New York market shows an irregular day yet a strong undertone persists despite exceptions like Atchison. Sugar improves as weak holders liquidate, while West End Land slips to 26. Ex-rights on Oct 5. Atchison space cut at 95 Milk Street and board tensions surface over reorganizations with Benjamin Cheney linked to opposition. Chicago Burlington & Quincy faces durable earnings forecasts. Dow Jones notes conservative stance and the impact of external troubles. Paris awards honor Elisha Gray Edison and Thomson.
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New York
Atchison Securities
West End
Dow, Jones & Co
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Debtor Petition Dismissal Opens Douglas Axe Plant
A petition to dismiss creditors petition was allowed and all proceedings vacated to let assignees William French and Edward D Hayden reopen the Douglas Axe Company works. They plan to finish unfinished material in 2-3 months and anticipate more orders on file than stock available, easing eventual disposal.
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Douglas Axe Company
William French
Edward D. Hayden
Kelly Attacks Umpire in Cleveland Boston Game
In Cleveland on October 2 Mike Kelly of the Boston club created a stadium scene intoxicated and refused to play. He berated Umpire McQuaid and charged the umpire triggering police intervention. The game paused as Cleveland led 7 to 1 at League Park.
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Bostons
New Yorks
Cleveland, O
Mike Kelly
Boston
League Park
Kelly
Richardson
McQuaid
Napoleon
Clarkson
Kerr Defeats Pettitt in Fall Handicap Tennis Clash
Day two at Longwood Tennis and Cricket Club fall handicap saw Kerr overpower Pettitt 6-0 6-2 6-3 in the Kerr Pettitt match. In forenoon play Williston defeated Rublee and James beat Kimball while Bixby edged Crocker and Manchester toppled Mitchell. Doubles to feature Dwight Pettitt against Kerr Mansfield at 3 p.m. today.
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Longwood Tennis and Cricket Club
Maple Avenue
Williston
Rublee
Bixby
Crocker
Percy Manchester
Mitchell
James
Kimball
Kerr
Aiea
Elke Ela
kKerr
Pettitt
Dwight and Pettitt
Mansfield
Marriages in Boston Area October Rounds Up Readable Clips
A string of nuptials across Somerville Cambridge Melrose Malden and Boston area towns dated October 1 2 feature couples including William E Blaikie and Jara J Conant Clifton Hadley and Grace Winn Walter Rose and A Leonie Rose complex set among ordinary city notices. Witnesses include Rev. Tead Rev. Miner Rev. Noyes Rev. Dr John Reid and Rev. A Gale among others with partners from Canton Boston Longwood and Brooklyn.
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Somerville
Tead
William E. Blaikie
Jara J. Conant
Chapman—Mayhew
Thia City
A. A. Miner
Oliver Everett Chapman
Canton
Mass
Georgie Rosamunde Mayhew
Boston
Hadley
WINN
Riev
W. Smith
Harry J. LincOln
Nellie A. Heyden
Cambridge
Linklultter —Sanphy
M. R. Deming
Julton J. Linkletter
Mary J. Sanphy
Mitchell—Orcutt
Melrose
A. Gale
William Howard Mitchell
Harriet Louise Orcutt
Vierce—Windrast
Longwood
Henry M. Torbert
Edward Walter Pierce
New Bedford
Maud Margaret
Elmenter
Richardson —Wood
M. K. Deming
Tamlin C. Richardson
Jennie A. Wood
Malden
LE. Hailey
Joseph B. Thaxter, Jr
Hingham
Edith M. Corbett
Tremont Temple Lecture by Dr Greene on Mental and Physical Culture
Dr Greene of 34 Temple Place Boston delivered a Tremont Temple lecture on Mental and Physical Culture. He touts vast caseloads cured with harmless vegetable remedies, offers free consultation, and advertises new book Facts Worth Knowing. Tonight a free private lecture to men and this afternoon a ladies only session will use stereopticon illustrations.
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Temple Place
Boston
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Tremont Temple
Dr. Greene
Greenes
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N. H
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Gilmanton Iron Works
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Blue Hill Avenue
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Brockton
Bright
Mary A. Armstrong
East Franklin
Alexander Horn
Marine Asylum
Philadelphia
R. E. Davis, Esq
Franklin
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Medford
H. P. Wright
Andover
George Wilson
Brighton
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High Street
Charlestown
William B. Woodruff
Walnut Street
Chelsea
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