Senate Shelves Retaliation Bill Amid Congressional Delays
Washington reports the Senate foreign affairs committee shelved the retaliation bill as Sen Sherman Evarts and Morgan delay returning after seeking a rough tally on bond transfers and goods across U S borders. In the House, the Maritime Canal bill advances with amendments to limit obligations and ensure US control and neutrality, while Washington and Montana statehood moves stall.
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The labor vote and chief justice Fuller and yellow fever bill
The piece notes labor voters mostly tariff reformers and describes loud hisses at Harrison. It reports Chief Justice Fuller arriving with his family at Belmont and to be sworn in Monday. Senate panel backs a yellow fever commission bill, not to be acted on this season. Port Townsend reports Chinese laborers with return certificates arriving from British Columbia and awaiting landing permission with the exclusion law in effect since Oct. 1. The comptroller calls national banks to report condition as of Oct. 4 with penalties for late filing.
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Annexation Talk Spurs Canada Adjacency in 1900s
Senator Sherman, en route home from New York, predicts Congress will adjourn in a week with no tariff bill vote but a new tariff plan in the next session. He asserts Canada will become part of the United States, likely within a decade. Ottawa reports rising public interest across the dominion, with Ontario and Manitoba favoring annexation while Quebec opposes, influenced by church and sectarian loyalties.
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Market Notes From State Street And New York Remarks
The New York market was subdued with Hammering by traders amid fears of tight money. Atchison drew focus as brokers anticipated a bull turn once the full system is disclosed, while London reportedly sold Union Pacific. Wheat and financials show mixed signals with easing money and erratic price moves. Chicago Burlington and Quincy faces scrutiny over earnings and management.
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The Boston Theatres Show Afternoon and Evening Performances
The Hollis Street Theatre offers Adonis with shows at 2 and 7:45 PM. Park Theatre presents Zara with matinee at 2 and night show at 7:45. Globe Theatre features Erminine with 2 PM and 7:45 PM. Howard Athena Umb presents Variety at 2 PM and 8 PM. Boston Theatre runs The Crystal Slipper and Little Lord Fauntleroy at 2 PM and 7:45 PM. Grand Opera House stages Keppler's Fortunes with 2 PM and 7:45 PM. Cyclorama on Tremont Street showcases Battle of Gettysburg. Austin & Stone's Museum on Tremont row open 10 AM to 10 PM. The Nickelodeon at 111 Court Street provides museum and stage entertainments.
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Cyclorama
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Battle of Gettysburg
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Tremont Row
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Fatal Chariot Races at Kutztown Cause Fatal and Severe Injuries
At Kutztown fairgrounds the Roman chariot races began with two four‑horse teams. One team became unmanageable and charged into spectators. David Swan, 70, died. grandson Walter Treichler severely injured. Annie Fegely, Mary Barto, Ettinger, telegrapher Bast and several children injured. Horses from Buffalo, billed as untamed mustangs.
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Walter Treichler
Annie Fegely
Mary Barto
Ettinger
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Adams Porter Wedding in Boston Choir
In this city October 4, by Rev J J Blair of Andover, Charles A Adams to Jeannie H Porter both of Boston. Blanchard Durand wedding in Malden September 26 by Rev George A Strong, W Walker Blanchard of Newton to Lucy Balch Durand of Malden. Blank Manning wedding in Winchester October 4 by Rev J F Fielden, Benjamin F Blank to Grace B Manning. Jones Ralston wedding in this city October 4 by Rev O P Gifford, Albert E Jones to Emma Ralston. Malseed Hobart wedding at Fast Bridgewater October 3 by Rev John P Quinby, James P Malseed of ees to Mary Isabelle Hobart.
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Albert E. Jones
Emma Ralston
Hobart
Fast Bridgewater
John P. Quinby
James P. Malseed
Ees
Mary Isabelle
Henry Hobart
Obituary notices from Oct 3 to Oct 8 in Roxbury and nearby towns
Multiple death notices list ages and residence locations including Stephen Bowen 58 of Roxbury, I D Chadwick 43 at Marsfield, Elizabeth E Cole 83 widow of Rev Jonathan Cole, Clara Edith Harris 20, Robert McCool 58, Alma R Macallist er Perkins, Martha L Sibley 49 Newtonville, Henry A Thomas 52 Melrose, Sarah A H Walker 71 Boston Highlands, Charles N Webster 40 Maiden, Dora E Whitney widow of Nathan Whitney, Emma J Howe 42 Parkville Long Island, and others noted by city and town with burial or memorial details.
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George W
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McCool
Dorchester
Robert McCool
Perkins
Alma R. Macallis
Frank N. Perkins
Sibley
Newtonville
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Thomas
Melrose
Henry A. Thomas
Chelsea
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Walker
Boston Highlands
Sarah A. H
Nathaniel F. Walker
Webster
Maiden
Charles N. Webster
Whitney
Dora E
Nathan Whitney
West Townsend
Wiley
Parkville
Long Island
Emma J. Howe
Howard Wiley, Jr
A. F. Howe
Cambridge
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