Tanner’s Friends May Bolt Over Pension Firing
Washington dispatch says Tanner’s supporters plan to oppose the Republican ticket after his dismissal. Manderson’s letter declining Tanner’s payment is cited as showing administration pressure and could fuel broader friction. Ex soldiers around Long Island reportedly intend to vote Democratic in protest.
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Srectar
Tanner
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Manderson
Pension
New York
Brooklyn
Long Island
Manderson Refuses Pension Rerating After Letter to Secretary
Senator Manderson returns the pension certificate and asks the Pension Office to cancel after criticizing the rerating as unwarranted. He pressed for a full medical exam and due process, defending the commissioner's integrity while lamenting attacks.
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Noble
Pension Office
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Changes in the Nation's Circulating Medium This Year
The article reports shifts in money in circulation from Oct 1 1888 to Oct 1 1889. Silver certificates rose by 58,058,114, while national bank note withdrawal reduced total notes. Gold certificates and gold coin declined, while United States notes increased to 325,510,758 and 375,947,715 respectively.
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United States
Lowell Institute Lectures Announced for The Year
Free course list includes Twelve lectures in French by Jules Luquiens starting Nov 5 and Davis R. Dewey on Economics beginning Nov 4. Also ten electrical measurement labs by P W Holman starting Nov 8 and Valve Gear Designing by C H Peabody beginning Nov 8. Additional lectures cover theoretical electricity by R Cross starting Nov 11 and Plane Analytic Geometry by Wells beginning Nov the stage.
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Lowell Institute
Jules Luquiens
Davis R. Dewey
P. W. Holman
Lectures Announced By College Professors For Winter Term
Beginning November 12 the series includes Goathe yeasts by Professor A Daell on Wednesdays. Sani lectures by Associate Professor edg wig k on ten days and one dates. The Eastern Question European Politics by Professor H Levermore on Mondays and Wednesdays starting January 18. Roads and Strode by Assistant Professor C F Alien on Tuesdays and Fridays starting January 21.
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A. Daell
Edg Wig K
H. Levermore
Strode
C. F Alien
Market News and Industrial Developments on State Street
The New York market ends strong with favorable bank data and gains in Gould stocks. Lamson Store Service reports big orders, and Atchison reorganizations spark bull-market hopes. UK and Baltimore brokers discuss commission rules. Dana and Douglas Axe cases linger. Manitoba wheat surplus pegged around 8.5 million bushels, with Winnipeg and grain men offering varied estimates. United States Fibre Twine Manufacturing pioneers prairie grass binding twine, threatening the Jute Trust. Illinois Steel plots South Chicago expansions. Joliet builds new offices and employee facilities.
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Springfield
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Boston Public Library Proposal A Palace For The People
The thirty seventh annual report on the Boston Public Library shows plans for a new building. McKim Mead and White design a monumental library uniting beauty and utility with courts, halls, and storerooms.
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Boston
Bulletino Delle Publicazione Italiane
Florece
Italy
McKim,Mead and White
Six Oarsmen Disqualified by National Rowing Board
At a New York meeting of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen the six oarsmen who rowed against J. J. Murphy on Charles River were disqualified. The board, with H W Garfield presiding, approved a resolution to disqualify the rowers and to reinstate them only if the New England association requests it and compliance with national laws is shown.
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H. K. Hinchman
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Schuylkill
Boston
Glover
Chicago
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Garfield
English System in Rowing: Contrast Harvard Yale Styles
J Watson Taylor discusses English rowing practice, stressing leg work, timing, and balance. He critiques Harvard coaching methods, praises Oxford Cambridge technique, and explains build and oar length effects on stroke, finish, and boat speed.
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Japanese Screen Featured At Crawley’s Annex
A Japanese screen is praised as one of the prettiest and most useful items of home furniture. The ad notes a large variety available at Crawley’s Annex located at 177 Tremont Street.
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Senator West Ill in Sedalia Cancels Missouri Talks
Sedalia Missouri October 13 Senator West is very ill at his sister's house and has canceled all engagements to speak at tariff reform picnics across Missouri. His condition includes a bad cold a distressing cough and neuralgia.
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Auction Schedule for Fruit and Books Firms
Tomorrow sales set for Fruit Horatio Morris and Co at 10 a m and Fruit Snow and Co at 11 a m. Also Books C F Libbie and Co with sessions at 10 a m and 2 p m.
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Elms of Chelsea Weds Stimpson of Everett
At Everett on October 8 Henry Everett Elms of Chelsea married Nettie Frances Stimpson of Everett under Rev. Ayer.
Obituary notices from Boston area dated Oct 11 12 9 10 1889
A list of death notices and brief funeral details for Elizabeth Boles John Curran Washington Crocker Henry Chapman Ellen Fardy John Gleason Gertrude Hunnefeld Charles Harding William H Jones George Jeffrey Ann Lennon Martha Lufkin Maizie Marsh Ellen G McCabe Mary Ann McLaughlin John McNulty Mary Murphy John Rogers Margaret Sullivan and others with ages and locations across Boston Cambridge South Boston Waltham Providence and Wolfeboro N H including funeral dates and residency notes.
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Somerville
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Fardy
South Boston
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Gleason
Providence
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Milford
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Gertrude
Henry Hunnefeld
Harding
Charles E. Harding
Jones
Wolfeboro
N. Hy
William H. Jones
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Jeffrey
George H. Jeffrey
Lennon
Ann
Jamies Lennon
Martha W. Lufkin
Marsh
Mai
Mary Ann
Edward McLaughlin
McNulty
John McNaulty
Murphy
Mary
John Murphy
Rogers
Waltham
John Rogers
Ears
Boston
Sullivan
East Cambridge
Margaret
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