Has Quay Any Influence In Philadelphia Patronage Fight
An extended account discusses power struggles between Senator Quay and Wanamaker over Philadelphia postmastership and other patronage. It covers Field versus Leeds nominations, Quay’s clashes with the White House, and intra-party disputes rooted in the Chicago convention and Magee faction tensions.
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William Leeds
Wanamaker
John Field
Senator Quay
Leeds
Mr. Field
Philadelphia
Field
Quay
White House
Mr. Wanamaker
Walters
Chester County
Russell Harrison
Weer
Yler
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Mr. Sherman
John Sherman
Benjamin Harrison
Blaine
Pittsburg
O'Neill
Chris Magee
Harrison
Keene
Magee
Indian Commissioner Morgan on Catholic teachers in government schools
Morgan denies removing teachers for religious reasons and explains hiring policies. He favors public schools for education of Indian children and opposes contracts with new denom inational or private schools. Catholic contract funds rise with years while overall government spending grows.
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Dorchester
Morgan
King Mataafa's people rewarded for aid to shipwrecked sailors
William Blacklock, acting consul-general at the Samoan Islands, reports Congress funded gifts for Mataafa and his people who aided the Trenton and Vandalia crew at Apia Harbor. King Mataafa humbly thanks the American people as chiefs receive watches and other gifts, while barometers and clocks amuse them. The distribution aims to ease Mataafa supporters' distress from food shortages.
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Mataafa
William Blacklock
Samoan Islands
State Department
Congress
Trenton
Samoa
Mataata
Secretary Tracy to urge navy yard policy in Congress
Secretary Tracy will press Congress to adopt a policy on navy yards. He has heard arguments from supporters to reopen and keep yards active, with estimates of 150000 for Portsmouth and 300000 for Boston. He may seek opening for ship construction or repair or training ships with apprentices' barracks or propose closing yards and disposing of property.
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Navy Yard
Congress
Navy
Portsmouth
Bureau of
Bureau of Yards and Docks and By the Several Bureaus of Yards and Docks
Boston Yard
Must Vacate Indian Lands In Cherokee Outlet
Secretary Noble writes to General Fairchild stating cattlemen leasing tribal lands in the Cherokee outlet must vacate with their property by June 1 to avoid injury to their cattle. The letter, dated October 26, serves notice to quit the leased areas.
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Fairchild
Cherokee Commission
Cherokee Outlet
Chinese Laundrymen Barred From Landing
Acting Secretary Batcheller rules that Chinese laundrymen are laborers under the Chinese Restrictive Act and are prohibited from landing in the United States even if previously present, denying entry to all.
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Batcheller
United States
Reward to Cavalryman for Capturing Jeff Davis
A Treasury warrant for 293 dollars was issued in favor of Honore Levernier of Company B First Wisconsin Cavalry now in Chicago. The payment covers his share of the government reward for capturing Jeff Davis.
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Jeff Davis
Treasury
Honore Levernier
Company B
First Wisconsin Cavalry
Chicago
Commander Goodrich Granted Year's Leave for Private Business
Commander Goodrich of the U S Navy in charge of the naval station and war college at Newport Rhode Island has been granted a year's leave to engage in private business.
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Goodrich
U.S.N
Naval Station and War College
Newport
R. I
Postmaster Named at West Gardner Massachusetts
The President appointed Edward F. Potter postmaster at West Gardner replacing Albert A. Upton who was removed.
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Massachusetts
Edward F. Potter
West Gardner
Mass
Albert A. Upton
Holiness convention at Bromfield Street Church opens
The holiness convention began services at Bromfield Street Methodist Church with a 7:30 p.m. prayer meeting led by Rev. Joshua Gill who was later elected president. Rev. G. D. Watson of Florida spoke on Perfect Love in the afternoon and Rev. L. B. Brown of Worcester preached in the evening. Three sessions are planned today and tomorrow before the convention closes. Dr. Watson will deliver the sermon tonight.
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Holiness Convention
Bromfield Street Methodist Church
Joshua Gill
G. D. Watson
Florida
L. 8. Brown
Worcester
Dr. Watson
Gardner Stevens Marriages in Lowell and Boston
Marriages notice from Lowell and Boston listing Alfred Gardner to Anna M Stevens on October 24 officiated by Rev Alexander Night, with another couple Robert Stetson to Mary M Hamwood on October 15, and William J Wood to Grace I Haseltine on October 26 officiated by Rev J Lewis and Rev C P Gifford respectively.
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Gardner—Stevens
Lowell
Mass
Alexander !Ight
Alfred Gardner
Anna M. Stevens
Boston
Ham
J. . Lewis
Robert Stetson
Mary M. Hamwood
Haseltine
C. P. Gifford
William J. Wood
Grace I. Haseltine
Obituary notices from Boston and surrounding area
A long list of obituaries and death notices dated Oct 23–29 from Boston, Dorchester, Charlestown, Medford, Waltham, and nearby towns includes Annie Alberts, Elizabeth Bradlee, Matilda Coolidge, Joanna Croaker, Timothy Driscoll, Margaret Giddings, Edward Gilmore, George Hinckley, Thomas Irwin, Martin Kennedy, John Leonard, William Moran, Mary Newell, Owen Maguire, Margaret McCarthy, and others with ages ranging from 16 to 90.
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Annie
Frank Alberts
Allerby
Dorchester
Mary
William H. Allerby
Adams
North Brookfield
Mass
George Arthur Adams
Charles Adams, Jr
Blodgett
Boston Highlands
Eliza Randall
Edwin Blodgett
Bowers
Highlands
Ann
Malachy Fallon
Giddings
Margaret Giddings
Gilmore
Edward A. Gilmore
Mary M. Hobbs
William Obvds
Harvard Avenue
Brookline
Harswell
Ernest
Hartwell
Summer Street
Waltham
Lonergan
Richard Lonergan
Leonard
Charlestown
John H. Leonard
Moran
William Moran
McElligott
Mary E
Thomas
Mary McKligore
McDonald
East Cambridge
Norcross
George A. Norcross
Newell
Mary Richardson Newell
Parmelee
Barrington Centre
R. I
Harriet
Asbley Parmelee
Stetson
Grighton
Lucy A. Stetson
Tufts
Malden
Isaac G. Tufts
Tarolf
Henrietta Taraif
Willett
Robert Glover Willett
Wallace P
Sarah E. Willett
Wilson
Waverley
J. ¥. Wilson
Market swings with Reading Sugar Trust lead to renewed gains
The market opened with a sharp drop hit Reading and Sugar Trust, but rallied as London prices rose and traders bought. Union Pacific drew notable attention, likely for Chicago and some bears, while copper stocks and Atchison bonds showed strength. Loomis Gas Machinery Company funding and leadership by Addicks signal broader corporate moves.
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Reading
Sugar Trust
London
New York
Union Pacific
Chicago
St.Paul
Cealers
Western Union
Missouri Pacific
Nervous exhaustion blamed on overwork cited as cause of death
A brisk critique of modern life blames paralysis and insanity on nerve fatigue from overwork and worry. The piece praises Dr. Greene's Nervura as a safe, all vegetable remedy for restoring nerve force, energy, and vitality, with Boston's Dr. Greene offering free consultations.
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Dr. Greene
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
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