Election Atmosphere Mirrors Official Influence In Brazil
In yesterday’s general elections official candidates dominated due to centralized government power over voting authorities. Independent and opposition candidates faced hurdles with 63 Senators and 195 Deputies elected, while disturbances and fraud allegations surfaced including clashes in Ceara and a judge killed in Sao Paulo.
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Janeo
Rio Janeiro
National Party
Bahia
National Union Party
Rio Grande Do Sul
Workingmen’s Party
Mayrink
Ehi F
Congress
Ceara
San Paulo
Nicaragua president reelected in broad victory for four years
In San Juan del Sur via Galveston on October 9 Dr Roberto Sacasa who succeeded Evaristo Caruso after his death in August 1889 has been re elected by an overwhelming majority for a four year term after four days of polling from the 5th to the 9th inst Elections were held nationwide except Granada and there was no disturbance of importance.
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Nicaragua
Sann Juan del Sur
Galveston
Roberto Sacasa
Evaristo Caruso
Granada
The Tippeary Police Vindicated Opens Hearing
The hearing on the summons against the Tipperary police for assaults at the Court House during the opening of the trial of Dillon and O Brien began. Mr Tim o thy Healy opened for MP Harrison who was injured. Healy said four armed policemen surrounded the crowd outside the gates and described several clashes. Witnesses testified to police violence and attempts to check disorder, with Col Caddell denying orders were disobeyed. The case included disputes over evidence and magistrates on the bench.
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Tipperary
Durty
Court House
Dillon
O’ Brien
Timothy Healy
Harrison
House of Commons
Healy
Sheehy
Blarkison
O’brien
Caddell
Mr. Sheehy
P. O’brien
Mr. Healy
O'brien
Gladstone Warns Against Tory Wins in Ireland Clash
In London on Oct 9 Mr. Gladstone supported the Liberal candidate at Eccles and warned voters that a Conservative victory would invite bullets and batons against lawful Irish gatherings, a fate not tolerated in England. Complainants and supporters left the court after a bench dispute adjournment was refused and summonses were withdrawn.
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Gladstone
London
Eccles
Ireland
England
Strike of Bradford Weavers Ends in Wage Dispute
In Lonpox on October 9 six hundred weavers at Lister and Co Bradford mill walked out seeking a penny per piece raise. The firm refused the full increase but offered a half penny per piece raise as a compromise.
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Brazil
Bradford
Eng
Lonpox
Lister & Co
Non-union miners attacked at Bulli mines in New South Wales
In Bulli New South Wales October 9 non-union coal miners replacing strikers were attacked by unionists who drove them from the mines. Police failed to quell the disturbance and reinforcements were dispatched to restore order.
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Ridling
Bulli
Sydney
President Harrison Visits Ottumwa Iowa Parade and Reception
President Harrison arrives by train after a sidetrack stop near Ottumwa. A 2500 strong crowd greets him at the coal palace for a public reception following a grand parade and speeches by Governor Boies and others. The visit includes a 6 pm dinner with W D Felton and ends with a move toward St Joseph Missouri.
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I. J. Devens
Coal Palace
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Boies
Horace Boies
Tracy
Lacey
W. D. Felton
Indianapolis
St. Joseph,lo
New Ship Building Tools Bid Tally Opens at Navy Yards
Bids for new ship-building tools at Boston and Portsmouth Navy Yards show New England firms favored. Lowest bids include Niles Tool Works on 24 inch iron planer and Forsaith on multiple machines. Hill Clarke & Co and Fitchburg Machine Works among bidders.
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Boston Tools
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Manchester
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Philadelphia
Bement, Mills& Co
Putnam Machine Company
Fitchburg
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Worcester
Donegant & Swift
New York
Morgan Engineering Company
Alliance
Thomas H. Dallett & Co
George Place
Harris L. Briggs
James W. Sapen
Ansel W. Paine
Fitchburg Machine Works
Universal Radial Drill Company
Cincinnati
Rowland A. Robbins
Hill, Clarke & Co
William Sellers & Co
Eugene L. Maxwell
Niles ‘Ool Works
S.C. Morsaith Company
S. C. Forsaith Company
Messrs
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Bement, Mills & Co
Warren
Fitchourg Machine Works
Nicholson
Niles ‘Tool Works
Hill, Clarke &Co
Niles Lool Works
Messrs. Hill, Clarke & Co
Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing Company
Providence
Administrative methods at the American Board debate resolves reforms
In Minneapolis the American Board sessions featured a heated three hour debate over the committee of nine report on administration and missionary approvals. Resolutions called for treasurer audits, amended bylaws, expanded staff, and revised questions for doctrinal interviews, with the meeting ending in unanimous adoption amid missionary addresses.
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American Board
Boston
George Leon Walker
Hartford
George P. Fisher
Yale
A. H. Quint
Prudential Committee
Joseph Cook
Quint
Dr.Thompson
Committee of Nine
Walker
Thompson
Lacy
Wellesley College
Home Secretary
K. Alden
Prudential Committees
Storrs
Intercollegiate tennis crowds thrill New Haven today
In New Haven on October 9 spectators enjoyed top flight intercollegiate lawn tennis. Campbell edged Tallant in a three-set singles lasting 33 games 19 to 14. Yale’s Parker brothers defeated Campbell and McMullen of Columbia in three sets 37 games, taking the first and third sets. Harvard duo Chase and Shaw beat Pierson and Avery of Williams in two sets at 32 games.
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Congress
Spaulding
Campbell
Columbia
Tallant
Harvard
Chase and Shaw
Pierson
Avery
Williams
Mystic Park
Atlanta Constitution
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Conn
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Yale
Pierson and
Merlin's Food Brings Relief for Ailing Stomachs
Dyspeptics may find relief using Merlin's Food which is described as a nourishing food rather than medicine and easily tolerated by an enfeebled or irritable stomach.
Pullman Victory in Vestibule Patent Suit
Pullman declares a complete victory against Wagner Car Company and Boston & Albany in the vestibule patent case. Judge Colt’s decision covers the vestibule itself including the Sessions spring, barring any rival use and signaling a far reaching outcome beyond earlier rulings.
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Cxricaco
Boston
Boston & Albany Railroad
Pullman
Wagner Car Company
Jude Gresham
George Payson
Wagner Company
Passenger rate war widens from St Louis to East
The St Louis to Cincinnati fare cuts by Ohio & Mississippi and Big Four extend to Pittsburgh Cleveland Buffalo Philadelphia New York Albany and Boston with reductions from 17.25 to 12 15.40 to 13 18 25 to 13 21 to 17 23 50 to 20 and 25 50 to 22. Denver Rio Grande and Missouri Pacific match Colorado points. Central Traffic Association declines to prorate.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Buffalo
Philadelphia
New York
Albany
Boston
Denver & Rio Grande
Missouri Pacific
Colorado
Rock Island
Alton
Burlington
Donnelley
Central Traffic Association
Dennelley
Democrats in Music Hall Rally Sparks First Massachusetts Campaign
The Massachusetts Democrats held a large Music Hall gathering with General P A Collins, Senator Gray, Congressman McAdoo and William E Russell. The crowd packed the hall, welcomed speakers with loud cheers, and praised Gray for his attack on Speaker Reed and the McKinley tariff. Collins opened with a strong defense of Democratic unity against Republican policies.
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P. A. Collins
Gray
Delaware
McAdoo
New Jersey
W. EK Russell
Reed
Greenhbalge
Lynn
Common Council
W. H. West
Pullman Palace Car Company
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
William Everett
Quincy
Congress
Norfolk
W. F. Gleason
Massachusetts
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Mmcadoo
Nathan Matthews
Josiah Quincey
General Collins
Moses J. Stevens
John F. Andrew
Collins
Senator Gray
America
Free
James G. Blaine
Thomasb. Reed
Mr. Reed
Henry Cabot Lodge
Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Russell
Boston
Republican Congress
Mid Autumn Weddings of Wilde and Roberts
Franklin D Wilde and Josephine S Roberts were married at the Church of the New Jerusalem with Pay James Reed officiating. An arch of spruce and roses decorated the chapel. the bride wore white gros grain and lilies of the valley. A reception followed at 81 Huntington avenue with plans to reside on Tuesday evenings in November.
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Franklin Dudley Wilde
Lawrence, Wilde & Co
Josephine Snell Roberts
Charles P. Roberts
Church of the New Jerusalem
James Reed
Fred Esterbrook
Addison L. Aldrich
James Shepherd
Charles B. Roberts
C. B. Brown
Huntington Avenue
Mrs. Wilde
Ball and Mark Wed in Cambridgeport Home Ceremony
A. Lawrence Ball son of J. G. Ball wed Lillie C. Mark at the home of Rev. I. W. Sneath on Columbia Street Cambridgeport. The bride wore wood brown corded silk with brocaded crape and bridal roses. After a wedding breakfast the couple left for Newark.
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Mark
A. Lawrence Ball
J. G. Ball
Lillie C. Mark
Cambridge
I. W. Sneath
Columbia Street
Cambridgeport
Newark
Putnam Fleming Wedding at West Newton Home
Nellie E Fleming and Albert E Putnam wed at 7:30 PM in West Newton at the Fleming residence. Rev H J Patrick and Rev D W Faunce officiated with bridesmaids Carrie Fleming and Addie Putnam, ushers Clinton Eddy Philip Warner and H Eugene Fleming. Bridal party wore blue pink and white attire. reception followed for about 200 guests before the couple began their honeymoon. They will reside in West Newton and received many wedding gifts.
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Addie Putnam
Clinton L. Eddy
Philip A. Warner
H. Eugene Fleming
West Newton
Putnam
Mollie Mosher and William Park Wed in Newton
Miss Mollie O. Mosher and Mr. William A. Park were married at 5 30 PM in the Newton Methodist Church. The ceremony, conducted by Rev. Andrew McKeown, D D, drew a large crowd. Palm and autumn leaves adorned the pulpit as G M Weed served as best man, Miss Leavitt as bridesmaid, and ushers K L Goodwin and Arthur Learned assisted. The bride wore a brown travelling dress and the couple left for their wedding trip.
Young thief prowls South End offices stealing clothing
Physicians report a young man calling at offices while doctors are out, then entering homes to steal. Dr Powers at 756 Tremont Street lost two suits and overcoats, and Wy Underhill of Chandler Street had an overcoat, a suit, $2, and many postage stamps taken.
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Dr. Powers
Tremont Street
Wy. Underhill
Chandler Street
Weather Forecast for New England and New York Regions
Forecast for eastern New York and Vermont calls for warmer conditions with southerly winds and fair weather, with rain possible in northern areas Friday night. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut are expected to be warmer with fair skies and variable southerly winds. Maine and New Hampshire see fair weather with winds turning southerly and temperatures steady.
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New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
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