Lord Sackville in US controversy over letter to Cleveland
London and Washington tensions rise as Lord Salisbury deplores Sir Lionel Sackville West injudicious involvement in American politics. Reports say West’s ties to Republican senators and friends of General Harrison fuel questions about diplomacy. No official communiques yet, but U.S. demand concerns Cleveland.
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Bagging Trust Indictments Shake Memphis Firm
Memphis officials announce indictments of Benjamin Gratz Anderson Gratz L W Jones Joel Wood and Mr Warren of Warren Jones Gratz St Louis for conspiring to corner the bagging market and mill outputs. Requisition papers will summon them to trial as Attorney General Peters vows to pursue the case.
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Alfred H. Love Declines Equal Rights Vice Presidency
Alfred H. Love president of the Universal Peace Union American branch declines the Equal Rights party Vice Presidential nomination. He cannot hold office under a constitution that recognizes war and bloodshed though proud to be on the ticket with Mrs Belva Lockwood.
Chicago Wheat Market Opens High Then Holds Firm
The Chicago wheat market for December and May fluctuated with prices moving from around 117 to 118 and back, closing at 1164 for December and 1174 for May. Large trades could swing the price by half a cent, with May often outperforming December, and notable selling by operators like Ream and George Smith. Improved demand for lower grades supported firmer tones.
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Penn Babylonian Expedition Shipwrecked in Mediterranean
Philadelphia reports the University of Pennsylvania Babylonian expedition was wrecked off the island of Amos in the Mediterranean on September 2. The party reached the island after thirty six hours and was landed by a Barkish brig. All members are safe though most baggage and scientific gear were lost and they intend to continue toward Palestine to begin excavations once feasible.
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Lord Fauntleroy Ulster Featured As Pretty Winter Coat
G. W. Simmons & Co. advertise that Dra Res and Little Lord Fauntleroy have captivated readers. The Lord Fauntleroy Ulster will appear on hundreds of well dressed children as the prettiest winter coat a parent can buy.
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Quiet New York market amid political focus and parade
The market in New York was quiet and politics drew attention as parade activities limited business. Banks are stable and unlikely to react to ordinary fluctuations, while local markets remain steady though cautious with little selling at current prices. Rail stocks show mixed signals with Norfolk and Western and Lake Shore dynamics noted.
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Falsehood Hath a Goodly Outside
Ad copy note warns against imitations of Pyle's Pearline with a bold line about fakery and deceptive appearances in print.
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Auction Sales Today Amid City Theaters Lineup
Flax Horatio Harris at Hollis Street Theatre opens at 11 am with The Wife. Boston Museum offers Little Lord Fauntleroy at 2 pm and 7:45 pm. Yark Theatre presents A Hole in the Ground after 2 pm. Globe Theatre shows Nadjy with 2 pm and 7:45 pm showings. Nickelodeon, Court Street, hosts museum and stage acts. Howard Auditorium offers variety burlesque at 2 pm and 8 pm. Cyclorama Tremont Street features Battle of Gettysburg. Grand 4 House presents Alone in London with afternoon and evening performances.
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Marriages in Auburndale and Boston Area
Brightman to Sadie Murdough Johnson at Auburndale home of the bride’s father. Huntley to Jennie Monroe in city ceremony. Ingraham to Elizabeth Temple Webb at Wellesley residence. James to Margaret Matherson in Columbus Avenue Universalist Church. Peabody to Harriet Avery at West Newton home. Scott to Annie F. Sinclair in Boston. Williams to Grace E. Hughes in Boston.
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Obituary notices from Roxbury Milford and Port Arthur
Notices include the deaths of Alice Webster Howard aged 63 from Roxbury wife of the late William Howard formerly of Charlestown John Hurley aged 19 Louise Kreissmann aged 62 widow of August Kreissmann of Boston and Elbridge Mann aged 68 of Milford all dying in October in Port Arthur Can and Massachusetts reflecting a regional obituary brief with multiple individuals.
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