Hoar Delivers Tepid Salem Speech on Government
Senator Hoar spoke in Mechanics Hall Salem delivering a tame address on federal departments under Democratic rule. He highlighted disputes from the State and Post Office departments and cited figures to support Republican claims while avoiding Endicott and Harrison applause stayed minimal among the audience.
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Poor Season for Fishermen at Ottawa Report
Captain HF A Gordon of the fisheries protection steamer Acadia reports a poor season for fishermen with scarce mackerel. American fishermen showed no trespass within the three mile limit. No vessels were seized and American captains could freely go ashore to mail letters or communicate with home.
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Seasonable Gentlemen's Suits Offered by A. Shuman & Co
A. Shuman & Co. sell seasonable suits for gentlemen at Washington and Summer streets priced from 22 to 28 dollars. The garments are cut to fit like merchant tailor made and made from soft flexible fabrics of Scotch Irish English and American manufacture.
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Consignment Offering Fine Carriages by Chauncy Thomas Co
A consignment of second hand carriages including phaetons and coupés is offered for sale by Chauncy Thomas & Co at 101 and 103 Chestnut Street. The firm also has a full assortment of brourhanys and other carriages fresh from the works.
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Commercial men puzzled over Corwith failure in Chicago
Chicago commercial circles tremble over the collapse of N. Corwith & Co Nathan Corwith Sr is away and not talking Jr resides in Chicago but refuses to speak The firm is said to have liabilities between 2 1/2 and 3 million with assets limited to a half million dollars in Chicago real estate The lead stockpile is estimated at 15 000 tons but even if realized would not cover liabilities by 750 000 to 1 250 000
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Pernicious Activity Drawn by Uniformed Firemen in NYC
Mayor Hewitt writes sternly to Henry D. Pryor Richard Crocker and Fitz John Porter urging an end to alleged pernicious activity by uniformed firemen canvassing for Hugh J Grant for mayor. He criticizes Pryor and Crocker for bad taste and for joining nominating conventions, warning there will be no excuse once his letter is read.
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Miss Banks Debuts at Boston Theatre Ingomar Parthenia
Miss Maude Banks appears at the Boston Theatre as Parthenia and has prior Boston exposure. Critics fault her artificial manner and contrived gesture while noting limited success in the more serious portions. Nesmith and German garner occasional laughs as Myron and Polydor. Buckley is uneven, audience friendly, flowers for Banks.
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Theatres Run Long Weeks With New Shows At Several Houses
Little Lord Fauntleroy nears week seven at the Museum with a near crowd. Nadjy likely to fill the Globe all week and The Wife at Hollis Street also busy. A Hole in the Ground enters its second week at the Park while Alone in London continues at Grand Opera House with Ada Dwyer. Monte Cristo Jr opens at the Howard Atheneum as Nickelodeon features a weekly variety act.
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Mr Riddles Reading Charms Boston Audience at Chickering Hall
Mr George Riddle opened his Boston season at Chickering Hall with a diverse program that drew a large, notable audience including Barrett Wendell and Arthur Pickering. The reading featured Coppée translated pieces, Nadaud, and a lively adaptation of a Jack Hall boat race, ending with enthusiastic recall.
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Auction Sales Today at Library and Home Furniture
Auction notes list sales for Wednesday including Library items by George E Hall at 10 a m and Furniture by C E Osgood at 10 a m plus Fruit by Horatio Harris at 12 m and Carpets etc by Leonard & Co at 3 p m.
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Commissioner Edgerton Will Not Resign in Sowden Dispute
Washington reports that Sowden opposed extra pay for House clerks over a 50 percent contribution plan to campaign expenses. He vetoed an Allentown bill and opposed rapid transit funding, while a public meeting and Duluth terminal railway developments are noted. The Duluth News highlights St Paul & Duluth traffic and new president Captain Hayes as a capable manager.
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Civil Service Board Rumor Of Edgerton Resignation Refuted
A local report claimed Civil Service Commissioner Edgerton would resign to focus on private affairs, sparking talk of two new Democratic appointees. The rumor is denied. Edgerton plans to stay, and the Oberly vacancy may remain until after the election.
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Senate delays aqueduct probe as Ed mulls absence
Senator Edmunds telegraphed he cannot attend this week delaying the preliminary meeting of the Washington aqueduct investigation. Secretary Endicott selects three top army officers for the military court of inquiry into Major Lydecker and Lieutenant Townsend. Alabama color blindness law upheld by Supreme Court with Commerce Clause clash noted in the Nashville, Chattanooga & St Louis Railway Co. vs Alabama case. Justice Field writes the opinion.
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District DC Issues 1595 Building Permits in Year
The district issued 1595 building permits in the year with a grand total estimated cost of 5 267 711 dollars.
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Straws From State Street Markets Echo Mining and Banking Notes
The New York market was active and irregular led by Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific with Richmond Terminal, while Atchison faced downward pressure. Copper shares rose on anticipated contracts, Kearsarge profits loom, and Huron foresees higher October output. Union Pacific may not pay a dividend this year, and large bank deposits support high money loans but demand remains muted until after the presidential election. Petitions circulate for Riley elevated railway incorporation as efforts intensify.
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Gehring and Farnsworth wed in Bethel Maine
At Bethel Maine on October 20 Dr J George Gehring of Cleveland Ohio married Mrs Marian True Farnsworth of Boston Massachusetts in a ceremony conducted by Rev D W Hardy. Also London England October 16 Lewis Horner to Catherine Burroughs Parks at St Isambard Kensington with officiants Rev Y S Ankrewes Rev G R Thornton. Morgan and Wiles marriage in Waltham October 18 Gerard Emory Morgan of Baltimore and Susan Frances Wiles of Waltham united by Rev Edward J Young.
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Obituary notices of residents in Oct across MA towns
A list of death notices dated Oct across Dedham Roxbury Cambridge Roslindale Woburn Chelsea Dorchester Quincy and more. The entries name the deceased, age, and often residence or relation. funeral details given for a few. Names include Joseph F Ainsworth Mary N Bangs Arthur Winthrop Coleman Lucretia Joslin Carter and others.
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Overcoats For Autumn Ready For Immediate Use
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