Fairchild to Speak on Treasury Policy at New York Meeting
Secretary Fairchild travels to New York for a business men's meeting to deliver an official Treasury policy address. The speech will defend bond purchases, surplus handling, and currency stability, rebutting criticisms from Harrison Blaine Allison and Sherman, and arguing for continued vigilance to prevent panic and maintain circulation.
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Wasaineron
Sprechau
Fairchild
New York
Treasury Department
Harrison
Blaine
Allison
Sherman
Anks
Looking After Their Fences and Nicaragua Canal Bill Dead
The piece notes dwindling House representation for New York and six New Eng States with several states underrepresented while Florida Arkansas and Texas keep full delegations. It also reports the Nicaragua Canal Company bill dying this session after a failed last attempt and Lawler of Illinois delaying to avoid rushing the matter, signaling possible future reconsideration next winter.
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New York
House
Mr. Rockwell
Massachusetts
Messrs. Ingley
Milliken
Maine
Newmpshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Annecticut
Michigan
California
Virginia
Indiana
New Jersey
Florida
Arkansas
Texas
Nicaragua Canal Company
Senate
House Commerce Committee
Lawler
Illinois
President vetoes bills on Wilbur account and Woodbridge pension
The President vetoed Senate bill 1040 to settle Wilbur’s alleged extra work at the New York Custom House and Post Office. He also vetoed Senate bill 3272 to restore pension for Sarah A. Woodbridge, widow of Anson L. Brewer, noting reform risks and potential unfair exceptions if later marriages affect survivor benefits.
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Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
James M. Wilbur
United States
Willbur
New York Custom House
Sarah A. Woodbridge
Anson L. Brewer
Beneviary
Timothy Woodbridge
Church of the Good Samaritan Opens in New Hall
A new Church of the Good Samaritan will open tomorrow evening in the hall prepared for the Murdock Hospital on Huntington avenue. The Suffolk conference assigns a committee led by Stopford Brooke Herford Edward Hale and Edward A. Horton to oversee services and Sunday school. Dr. Hale will deliver the opening sermon. The city’s growth in that area supports the venture’s prospects.
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Murdock
Huntington Avenue
Church of the Good Samaritan
Suffolk Conference
Messrs
Stopford Prune Brooke Herford
Edward FE. Hale
Dward. A. Horton
Edward Hale
Dr. Hale
Boston Agents Host First Annual Lexington Field Day
The railroad and steamboat agents of Boston will hold their first annual field day at Lexington today under Agent Locke. A banquet will be served in Town Hall followed by music and dancing.
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Boston
Lexington
Locke
Genne
Town Hall
Fruit Snow and Co. midday schedules note Harris appointment
The entry records Fruit Snow & Co at 11 a.m. and Frouit Horatio Harris at 12 p.m. with unspecified context. The fragment hints at a timetable or appointment sequence likely from a business or social notices page.
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Fruit—Snow & Co
Horatio Harris
Wall Street Dull yet Firm as Copper Stocks Rise
The New York market showed dull but firm trading with Richmond Terminal and East Tennessee leading gains of 4 to 2 percent on consolidation reports. Lake Shore and Reading attracted buying while copper stocks rise amid a surge in interest, with National and Calumet & Hecla highlighted. Observers note strong copper fundamentals and expect continued price strength, despite public apathy ahead of the election. CAPE Cop.
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New York
Richmond Terminal
East Tennessee
Lake Shore
Reading
Minnesota
Atlantic
National
Cape Cop
Boston Theatre and Nearby Venues Offer Diverse Shows
The Hollis Street Theatre presents Adonis with matinee at 2 and an 7:45 evening show. M'Lilss and Erminie appear at two other houses with matinee at 2 and evening times listed. Variety at Howard Atheneum includes a matinee at 2 and a 8 p.m. night. The Crystal Slipper plays at Boston Theatre with matinee at 2 and 7:45 p.m. Little Lord Fauntleroy runs at Boston Museum with 2 and 7:45 shows. Grand Opera House features Barred Out in a matinee. Cyclorama on Tremont hosts Battle of Germany. Austin and Stone's Museum on Tremont offers continuous exhibits from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. The Nickelodeon on Court Street runs museum and stage entertainments.
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Hollis Street
Adonis
Raah Theatre
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Tremont Row
Stone & Shaw
George Milbank
Ptasbat
America
Marriages Occur Across Several New England Towns
A series of wedding notices dated Oct 9 11 across Massachusetts and neighboring states lists couples including Mary Wood Mansfield and Thomas Belknap Beach of Hartford. Hattie E Remon and J T Henry Gilbert of Salem. Jennie Welchman and Stanley Gray. Myron Gutterson and Annie Tyler of Andover. William Hurll and Beatrice Calvert. Elton Pratt and Cynthia Porter. Frank Worthen and Luanna Fletcher. Frank E Wallis and Grace Parker.
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St. Andrew’s Church
Reuben Kidner
Jennie Welchman
Stanley Gray
Gutterson—Tyler
Andover
J. J. Blair
Myron Edward Gutterson
Annie Elizabeth Tyler
Hurll—Calvert
H. Winkley
William C. W. Hurll
Beatrice Calvert
Pratt—Porter
Bridgewater
W. Walcott Fay
Elton L. Pratt
Middle
Cynthia W. Porter
Halifax
Worthen—Flecher
Westford
E. B. Maglathlin
Frank W. Worthen
Chelmsford
Luanna W. Fletcher
Lucy J
Luke L. Fletcher
Wallis—Parker
Wollaston Heights
J. H. Gunning
Boston
Frank E. Wallis
New York City
Grace L
Charles F. Parker
Obituary notices from Boston area deaths dated October
A string of death notices from October lists Annie Louise Bliss, Charlotte Brown, Mary Carr, Perley A. Davis, Margaret Devlin, John Fitzgerald, John Gunn, Isabella Kelley, Betsey Kent, Eliza Ann Boylston Loring, John P. Martin, Annie J. Kelly Mellyn, George W. Patten, Elizabeth Morton Streeter, Julia F Vinal, Roscoe Vosmus, Josiah Webb and others, with ages and locations including Lexington Somerville Chelsea Dorchester South Boston East Cambridge Danvers Cohasset and Boston Highlands.
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Bliss
Lexington
Mags
Annie Louise
William H. Bliss
St. Louis
Brown
East Lexington
Charlotte Brown
Benjamin Brown
Carr
Mary
John Carr
Davis
Chelsea
Perley A. Davis
Devlin
Margaret
Edward Devin
Eliza Ann Boylston
John J. Loring
Martin
John P. Martin
Eee Mellyn
Dorchester
Annie J. Kelly
John J. Mellyn
Patten
George W. Patten
Streeter
Danvers
Elizabeth Morton Streeter
Sebastian £. Streeter
Vinal
South Boston
Julia F
Harrison B. Vinal
Vosmus
Boston Highlands
Roscoe
Wee Milton
Josiah Webb
Adjourned Harvard College Overseers Meeting Notice
An adjourned meeting of Harvard College Board of Overseers will be held at 50 State street Boston on Wednesday Oct 17 at 11 o clock a m Reports of visiting committees are to be presented Secretary Alexander McKenzie Cambridge Oct 10 1888
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Board of Overseers
Harvard College
State Street
Boston
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland Rr.r. CO
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland R. R. Co
Sandusky
Ohio
J. L. Moore
Columbus, Springfield & Cincinnati
E.R. CO
R.R. Co
Neil House
Columbus
Shureday
American Bell Telephone Company
WM. R. Driver
Oregon Improvement Company
Mills
New York City
A. m. P. W. Smith
Third District
Tompkinsville
N. Y
Statue of Liberty
New York
D. P. Heap
Egged of Engineers
U.S.A
Third Lighthouse District
Dr Greene's Nervura Nerve Tonic hailed after Tremont Temple lectures
A Boston correspondent reviews Dr Greene of 34 Temple Place and his Nervura Nerve Tonic. He reports thousands using the remedy with many cures for nervous disorders, insomnia, fatigue, and headaches. Testimonials from W G Miles, Louisa Knight, Annie Donovan, and others, plus official praise from Alexander Horn, attest strong relief and widespread demand. Entry notes free consultation and nationwide sales at $1 per bottle.
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Tremont Temple
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
St. Vitus
W. G. Miles
Blue Hill Avenue
Dr. Greene
Louisa T. Knight
Broadway
Chelsea
E. F. Meigs
Fifth Av
New York
Annie Donovan
Attawaugan
Conn
James Brown
Market Street
F. M. Bodle
Chester
N. Y
Alexander Horn
Marine Asylum
Philadelphia
J. 8. Phillips
Horn
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Biarrison
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Leonard & Co
Atchison and Coppers
Charles Head & Co
Cordley & Co
Boston & Montana
Calumet & Hecla
William B. Strong
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Strong
Twin Cities
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
E. Rollins Morse & Bro
Blake Bros. & Co
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook
Portland & Ogdensburg
Maine Central Railroad
London Statist
Europe
Argentine Republic
London
Maine Central
Grand Trunk
New York & Pennsylvania
Road
Affalo
Alexander McKenzie
Cambridge
NEW Publications
Thomas Stevens
Around the
Teheran
Yokohama
Suffalo News
Boston Gazette
N. F
Philadelphia Record
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Houghton, Mifflin
NEW Books
Index To Periodical Literature
William F. Poone
Newberry Library
William J. Fuerener
A.M
Amherst College
American Library Association
Morocco
Omar Khayyam
Epward Fitzcera
Salem
Marrange
C. D. Susper
Houghton, Mifflin & CO
Glorinda
Anna Bowman Dodd
City OF
Woburn
North Woburn
North Woburn Station
Woburn Centre
Ereal Estate
GEO. S. Stevens & CO
Warshington Street
Investment Property
Postoffice
Campbell & Cabot
Congress Street
Annie Pixley
M’liss
Hoyt
Boston Museum
KR. M. Field
Mrs. Burnett
Fauntleroy
N. Y. Lyceum
Theatre Co
W. FE
Rudolph Aronson
Comic Opera Company
Casino
Erminie
NA Dey
Mrs. Brown Potter
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Mgr
Brookline
THE
Eaton
Gen
Washington St
John I. Munroe
National Bank
City of Woburn
Newtonville
Beacon ST
Beacon Street
Otis Street
Winthrop Square
Bradley & Storer
Devonshire Street
Back Bay Park
Alex
Porter
State St
Alex. S. Porter
Lewiston Mills
Lewiston
Union Water Power Company
Maine Central R. R
Grand Trunk R&. R
State
Congress
Devonshire
Kilby Streets
Exchange Place
Wm. C. Codman
J. G. Freeman
Kilby Street
OUR Hotel
G. Hamlen
Beacon
Courier
Fanny Boarder
Placid
New Yorker
Gazette
Carson Street
Holbrook & Fox
P. O
Boylston ST
Corner Church St
Franklin ST
Corner Arch St
GEO. B. Elliot
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Post Office Square
Ben J. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
Scchools
MR. J. Harry Wheeler
Tremont Street
Abby H. Johnson
Newbury Street
Hubbard’s School For Girls
MISS
Marlborough Street
Yannett Institute For Young Ladies
GEO
South Street
Essex Street
Alley Bros. & Place
Sparta
WM. Minot
Court Street
Kilby ST
Silas Peirce
Eugene E. Patridgheh
Charles E. Macallar
Court House
William R. Howland
Beach Street
B. FP. Weeks
Water Street
William H. Cundy
Milk St
Bowdoin Building
Copartnership Notices
Nership
George A. Denham
George H. Burt
George H. Bury
States Engineer Office
Q. T
Office of Post
T. D. Boardman
Real Estate and Mort
Gages
Nonantum Hill
Brighton
Waban Station
Newton Circuit
Jaban
P.O
Newton Highlands
W.C. Strong
Boston Music Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Wilhelm Gericke
Oloist
Mme
Jurge Monan-Wyman
Mendelssohn
Samson and Dalila
Saint Saéns
Tschaikowsky
A. Goring Thomas
Raff
Lenore Symphony
Grand Opera House
Washington
Dover Street
Proctor & Mansfield
Edwin Arden
Thur
Tremont
Redmund-Barry CO
Howard Athenium
Harry Kennedy
John Hart
Headlights
Austin
Nickelodeon
Big Laura
Musical Publications
Music Books
Song Har Moony, Pesareans Oe
L. Ou Eueee de
L. O
E. A. Emerson
Oliver Ditson & Co
E. W. Tyler
Ceorcia Enterprise
Leak’s Collecting and Protective Agency OF
Georgia
Griffin
Geora
G .Leak
Griffin, Ga
G. Leak
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