Why the Sioux Bid Not Sign That Agreement
Washington Oct 21 The President will begin work on his annual message after Congress adjourns He plans to attend a New York City demonstration and may register in Buffalo to vote but will not engage in campaign activity He will work mainly at his country house preparing the outline of his message with broader scope than the first session of the Fiftieth Congress
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Washindton
Spector
Congress
New York City
Buffalo
Dawes Bill Frightens Sioux Chiefs in Battle Over Powers
The Sioux oppose Secretary Vilas proposals fearing loss of tribal power as Dawes bill may end tribal relations. Sitting Bull and Chief Gall lead opposition though many chiefs once favored reform. Agencies may yet accept, but opening the Sioux reservation seems delayed for now. Also reported is damage to the naval dynamite cruiser Vesuvius from a coal barge, raising questions about repair and contractor liability.
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Vilas
Sitting Bull
Gall
Capital Society Notes Show Society Moves and Weddings
Representative and Mrs Cabot Lodge will occupy Mrs John Davis s house on Connectcut avenue this season Senator and Mrs Hale have rented Senator McPherson s Vermont avenue house Mrs Hale recently returned from two years travel in Europe The British minister and daughters expected at the legation this week They left Beverly last Monday and traveled through Albany and New York The family is in mourning so gayettes will not be held this winter at the legation Mr and Miss Endicott are back at their artistic residence and enjoy daily walks Miss Lindsay Poor of Baltimore visits Mrs Charles Glover Miss Poor will wed Dr Clarke of Boston Nov 14 in a full dress ceremony and then travel to Europe SITE WANTED FOR A PUBLIC BUILDING Treasury authorizes local Lowell papers to invite offers for site for proposed government building Bids open on the SOth with Colonel Fisher present to review sites and select best DO NOT LET BLAINE SEE THIS Special pension bills total 1821 since March 4 1886 to end of session 1567 became laws 254 disapproved VISIT OF THE CAMBRIDGE ALDERMEN Cambridge aldermen visit to inspect new electric railroad between this city and Ecklington to judge suitability for Boston Cambridge line
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Miss Endicott
Miss Lindsay Poor
Baltimore
Charles Glover
Miss Poor
Dr. Clarke
Boston
Chiago
Ill
Chicago
Blaine
United States
Washington
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Cleveland
Democratic National Committee
White House
Senate
North American
Great Britain
England
Jefferson
Congress
Dakota
Union
Missouri
Texas
Buffalo
End of Congress Adjourns In Silent Farewell
Washington October 21 Congress adjourned with seven senators and fifteen representatives present. The Senate debated a proposal to elect US senators by the people and the House sent a government exhibits resolution to the President and waited for his reply. The President approved sundry Senate measures and joint resolutions before a joint adjournment.
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Congress
Senate
Mitchell
United States
House
Messrs
Allison and
Saisbury
McMillin
Tennessee
Clements
Georgia
Ryan
Kansas
Allison
Ingalls
Salisbury
Carlisle
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers to Meet in Denver
Ricamont Virginia October 21 The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers yesterday decided to hold their next convention at Denver Colorado October 17 1889 The following grand officers were reelected Third grand engineer J R Sprague of Toronto Ont first grand assistant engineer Henry C Hays of Cleveland C and second grand assistant engineer A M Cargener of San Francisco executive committee Edward Kent of Jersey City R M Clark Denver Col Edward Say Hamilton Ont William Jolson Rocksland Ill and J F Bogard Atlanta Ga Chairman are of the engineers committee who mansed the strike presented his report giving a detailed account of the strike from the engineers standpoint
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Ricamont
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Denver
Col
J. R. Sprague
Toronto
Edward Say Hamilton
Ont
William Jolson
Rocksland
Ill
J. F. Bogard
Atlanta
Engineers’ Committee
Campaign Clamor in Rhode Island Shapes 1886 Race
Spector reports Rhode Island politics booming with nightly parades and flag raisings. Democrats outnumber Republicans in clubs twenty to one. outsiders funding remains zero. Harrison expected to win narrowly. Spooner and Arnold face opposition, with Baker challenging Arnold on tariff reform.
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Spector
Rhode Island
Harrison
Oscar Lapham
Spooner
Ellery Wilson
Arnold
W. C. Baker
Tariff Reform Club
Page
Baker
Blaine in Chicago Opens Notable 1888 Campaign Rally
Blaine leads a major Chicago gathering calling the 24 years of Republican rule an epoch rivaling the founding era. He attacks Cleveland's civil service, fisheries policy, veto use, Dakota disenfranchisement, debt payments, and the protective tariff, urging a GOP return. Blaine and party depart for Buffalo amid a sparse crowd.
Thurman Addresses Laborers at Brazil Rally in 1884 Campaign
Judge Thurman and party spoke to about fifteen thousand demonstrators in a Grove near Brazil Indiana urging laborers to assert their rights through lawful means. He criticized high tariffs and urged fair shares for workers while praising Grover Cleveland and the Democratic platform. The tour continued to Columbus and nearby towns with crowds at Muncie and cold weather delaying stops.
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Ind
Judge Thurman
Gray
Matson
United States
Grover Cleveland
Creences
Democratic Party
United States Treasury
Columeus
Muncie
Coldwater
New York Giants Beat St. Louis 6 to 4 in Big Crowd
In New York yesterday a crowd of about 10 000 attended a baseball game. The Giants emerged with a 6 to 4 victory over the St. Louis team. It marked the Giants fourth win in five games this season.
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New York
St. Louis
Giants
New Yorks
Suit Against James G Blaine Affects Minor Rights
New York October 21 Colonel Ingersoll General Pryor and General McMahon prepare to sue James G Blaine Sr and his wife for 100000 alleging alienation of young Blaine’s affections Mrs Blaine Jr declines divorce action due to her Catholic faith and the fact that Blaine Jr is still a minor.
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New York
Ingersoll
General Pryor
McMahon
James G. Blaine, Jr
James G. Blaine
Funeral of Agnes Alley Wilson Held at Hotel Waterston
The funeral for Mrs Agnes Alley Wilson wife of comedian George W Wilson was held at noon yesterday from the Hotel Waterston Bulfinch Place. Rev H Winkley of Bulfinch Street Chapel and the Masonic quartet led services with no pallbearers present. Relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs William B Alley Hon John B Alley Miss Clarke Mr Mason Mrs Nolan and others from the Boston Museum company attended. Floral tributes were plentiful and Mrs Wilson was buried at Mt Auburn Cemetery.
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Agnes Alley Wilson
George W. Wilson
Waterston
Bulfinch Place
Italian gang killer named for Flaccomio murder in New Orleans
New York authorities identify Carlo Quararo as the murderer of Antonio Flaccomio and say he may be in New Orleans. Three Italians arrested on suspicion confess to Inspector Byrnes. Flaccomio belonged to a Sicilian criminal secret society that punishes traitors with death and had informed on counterfeiters.
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New York
Antonio Flaccomio
Carlo Quararo
New Orleans
Byrnes
Flaccomio
Sicily
The Wife at Hollis Street Theatre and Evening Shows
Amusements listings include The Wife at Hollis Street Theatre and Little Lord Fauntleroy at Boston Museum. Other venues feature Nadjy at Globe Theatre ingomar Ingomar at Boston Theatre Ingomar at various times evening shows at 7:45 with multiple venues and a Varieté program at Arianeum and a Gettysburg panorama at the Grand Era House.
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Hollis Street
Ing Oston Museum
Boston
Auction saves Tuesday fruit Harris library Hall
Auction listings note Fruit Horatio Harris at 12 m and George E Hall at 10 a m. The items appear under a local sale column with names and times. No further details are provided.
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Horatio Harris
George E. Hall
Straws From State Street on a Strong Market
The New York market showed notable strength on Saturday with heavy buying by major interests. Boston operators target a prominent local figure, but demand is met by swift certified checks. Atchison stock activity, Union Pacific, and New Haven notes dominate chatter as profits and dividends frame expectations.
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New York
Marriages in City and Surrounding Areas This October
Several wedding announcements dated October reveal unions across the region. Edward Browne marries Amelia Corrill in the city, William Buzzell wed to Sarah Newcomb in West Brewster, George Chapman to Eltrida Johnson, John Pickering to Anna Varney in Salem, and Dr. Austin Joan to Frances Howey at St. John's Jamaica Plain with multi clerical attendees.
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Johnson
Pickering—Varney
Salem
Fast Church
George Herbert Hosmer
Boston
John Pickering
Anna Dane Vaney
Daniel A. Varney
Petiles—Lee
St. John’s Church
Jamaica Plain
S. A. Shearman
J. M. Peters
New York
James Hattrick Lee
Rochester
N. Y
Austin Joan
Frances Howey
James 6
Deaths in October -- Burke to Williams list
Obituary column records numerous deaths in October across Boston and suburbs. Entries include John Burke 28. Joseph F. Campbell’s son 25. James P. Casey 56. Louisa M. Drew 62. Mary Dooley 78. Charles S. Evans 82. Ann Goodale 50. Maria Gray 65. Mary A B Goodwin 86. Clara Howe 65. Rena Hildreth 2. Clemence Lewis 60. Willie H. Lienhardt 5 months. William F. Magoun 30. Hannah Milner 35. Mary Mulcahy 70. Patrick Murphy 63. Eva M Pope 28. Ida M Peck 16. Mercy W. Paine 68. Mary Simpson 80. Eliza H Stoyle 74. Mary Sullivan 66. L Wadsworth Tuck 28. Caroline Tap an 20. Mary Tap an White Mary. Mary Williams 62.9.
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John Burke
Day Pbill
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Pol
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Charlestown
James P. Casey
Daly
Somerville
John Daly
Drew
Louisa M. Drew
Dooley
Brookline
Mary Dooley
Evans
Charles S. Evans
Goodale
Boston Highlands
Ann
James Goodale
Gray
Maria
Edward Gray
Goodwin
Allston
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J. W. Pickering
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North Cambridge
Mass
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Dorchester
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Lewis
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Lienhardt
East Cambridge
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Magoun
William F. Magoun
Milnor
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Mercy W. Paine
Saville
Mary Simpson
Josiah Saville
Hyde Park
Stoyle
Worcester
Eliza H
Richard Stoyle
Sullivan
Patrick Sullivan
Tuck
City Hospital
L. Wadsworth Tuck
Tappan
Lenox
Caroline Sturgis Tapan
Alverse Ste. Williams
Elijah Williams
One More Victim and the Warning It Brings
Colonel N V Whitman of Brooklyn fell ill after vacation and died from pneumonia sparked by a cold. The ad urges stopping a cold early with Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, claiming it as a health remedy approved by doctors and clergy, and warns against counterfeit products.
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Brooklyn
Duffy
Mills
Meade Centre
Kansas
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