Pan American Railway Commission Delays and Ambitions
Washington Oct 3 With the Pan American Intercontinental railway plan slow to assemble the three American commissioners none of the regular delegates have arrived while Brazil Peru Colombia Venezuela Bolivia and Chile indicate sending members Secretary Blaine expects a mid month meeting to organize sub committees on engineering routes and legal questions southern delegates may resist submitting to US dictation if Mexico starts the line elsewhere Nearly fifty applicants sought the three American seats promising influence and advantage from the venture.
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Change in Ranger command shocks Washington naval circle
Rumor-sown dispatches report Lieutenant-Commander George C. Reiter to be relieved by Commander George E. Wingate as Ranger transfers from San Francisco. Officers speculate the State Department disapproves of his handling of Guatemala Salvador peace talks and the Barrundia incident during the ship’s west coast patrol.
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Monthly Crop Reports Time Change Proposal
The Department of Agriculture reviews requests to move the general monthly preliminary crop reports from 4 PM to 1 PM on the 10th of each month. Acting Secretary Willets, statistician Professor Dodge, and Major Rockwood discuss hours with boards of trade. Cotton report remains at 12 noon on the 10th as before.
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Storer Robinson Vows in Boston Home
In this city on October 1 the Rev Minot J Savage presided as Albert Storer married Grace H Robinson of Boston. Also on October 2 at Highlands the Rev W Campbell joined Elmer Strout age 3 to Jeanie E Keltie in marriage.
Obituary notices list residents passing in early October
Obituaries from several cities report deaths including Mary Eloise Edmunds Barton in this city on October 3 with services at the Christian Church, Lydia S. Bowers in Deering New Hampshire on September 20 age 83, Mrs A L Burroughs in South Boston October 1 age 70, Mary Tufts widow of Captain William Gott in Jamaica Plain October 2, Mary Manderville at City Hospital October 1 age 56, Harrison Parker in this city October 3 age 78, Elizabeth Gaines Sharp in California October 1, Susannah R Turner widow of Nathaniel Turner Norwell October 2 age 82, Rev Willa P Tilden at Milton October 3 with funeral at Milton Church, Louisa L Ware Cambridge October 2 age 64, Jacob Weil New York October 1 age 82, Rev J Frank Winkley Woburn October 2 age 72.
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Straws From State Street Markets Handle Little Demand
The New York market yesterday showed a discouraging tone for bulls as bears pressed declines amid weak demand. Investors awaited a possible rally, with limited money in circulation and ample supply at 4.6 percent. Reading pool and North American trades drew insider selling sentiment while Grand Rivers jumped to 25 from 15, and a Pittsburgh oil meeting aimed to block Standard Oil with independent pipelines.
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New Publications from Houghton Mifflin and Co
Publisher Houghton Mifflin lists new editions and works by Richard Hurron James Russert Lowett Christo pher Pearse Cranen Nora Perry Kate Dowdas Wheary and others. Highlights include Cardinal Newnan, A Fable for Critics, The Bird and the Bell, After the Ball and Her Lover's Friend, Miss Perry's Juvenile Books, and A Summer as a Canon with illustrations and prices from $1.00 to $1.50.
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All Who Are Weak and Nervous Feelings Described
The passage lists common symptoms of fatigue and malaise including weakness, irritability, bodily pains, indigestion, gas, constipation, and dullness. It frames these as widespread complaints and notes a general lack of life and ambition.
Exeter Chambers Suites For Small Families And Singles
Exeter Chambers offers two and larger suites for small families and bachelors seeking ease of housekeeping. A first class restaurant, modern fixtures, open fireplaces, ample closets, tile baths, and noiseless halls. Fireproof construction, Otis elevator, and quiet location near horse car lines. Leases dated Oct 1 with early possession possible. Parlors about 19 by 15 feet. bedrooms 15 by 15.
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Furnished Suites Offered For Eight Month Leases
A number of these suites will be furnished to suit tenants making leases of eight months or longer. Apply to WM. C. CODMAN & J. G. FREEMAN, 40 Kilby Street, Boston.
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Two New and Ecosey Houses For Sale on Newbury Street
Charlesgate presents two new and ecosey houses in Newbury Street West recently opened to Back Bay Fens. Desirable location with easy Park access and city suburban routes by street cars, Mont Tremont House fifteen minutes by electric line. Apply to 40 Kilby Street.
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