Secretary Foster Eyes Bond Redemption And Continuance
Blaine Talks as if He Expects to Resume His Work. Secretary Foster plans to redeem 444 per cent bonds not continued by Wednesday with an estimated $20 to $25 million. He will issue a circular permitting continuance at 2 per cent for holders preferring that route. Western banks seek time to swap 4 per cent bonds and renew deposits. Total continued to date reaches $22,918,800 with pending cases likely to lift to $25,000,000. Disbursement of $20 million could aid the money market and benefit business.
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Presidential hide and seek over Blaine and Foster
The piece reports John W. Foster’s return from Bar Harbor after talks with Secretary Blaine on reciprocity. It notes Blaine’s possible return to the State Department and hints that Blaine’s presidential prospects unsettle party machinery, while Assistant Secretary Wharton endures the heat awaiting future assignment.
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Secretary Foster delays cost-order on consigned goods
Secretary Foster postponed indefinitely the July 17 order demanding detailed cost statements for consigned goods. He plans a thorough review with Assistant Secretary Spaulding and solicitors before any action, noting protest pressure and doubt on practicality. Consular officers lack instructions while await further guidance, with a deferment until the department’s final decision.
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Public Building Site Sought in Quiet Haverhill
Colonel Low of the Supervising Architect's Office reports on Haverhill site bids for a new government building. Only one site offered at 16000 dollars, corner of Main and Summer streets, 150 by 80 feet. A larger 100 foot 6 inch Main Street plot priced 20000 dollars could allow 5000 square feet on the first floor. Local interest wanes, with residents satisfied with the current post office. A new advertisement may attract nearer the business center bids. department aims to avoid delays from overmarketed attention.
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Readvertisement to attract bids for site offered
The department may offer free sites and readvertise to attract attention. If no better sites are offered, the present site may be accepted after due opportunity for criticism. Colonel Low's report was approved by Secretary Foster and bids will be advertised soon.
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Bicycle Messenger Service Praised by Connecticut Guard
Lieutenant W H Bowen reports to the War Department after inspection of the Connecticut National Guard praising the corps First Regiment bicycle service. Soldiers armed with carbines and revolvers on bicycles can reach places horses cannot and beat the flag in message delivery. He urges extended experiments for messengers patrols and advance guards with special commendation for the colored troops as exemplary soldiers and scouts.
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Treasury cash rises six million since August one
Treasury officials estimate cash on hand has increased by over 6 million since August 1, reflecting a corresponding decrease in public debt under the older debt statement method.
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Canadian workers ordered returned from Pembina
The superintendent of immigration directed the return of four Canadians arrested at Pembina North Dakota for alleged breach of the alien labor contract law. Officials said they claimed to be farm hands and had come to work for David Myers of Pittsburg North Dakota.
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Prohibition in Kansas Faces Mixed Enforcement Across State
A Times correspondent reports a wide survey in twenty Kansas counties, finding prohibition largely enforced with few open saloons. Cities like Wichita and Leavenworth show controlled locations and monthly fines funding schools, while Topeka claims full enforcement and growth in civic health. The piece argues prohibition as a fixture, noting police scrutiny, revenue doubts, and shifts in public sentiment amid diverse city experiences.
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Plucky Captain Defies Ezeta To Save Salvador Prisoners
An American steamship captain on the City of Panama refused a port order to surrender four Salvadorian officers and a prominent citizen to President Ezeta. After a tense stand at La Libertad, Captain White steered to Guatemala, where US Minister Pacheco arranged safe withdrawal of Brennan and the four Salvadorians amid Ezeta’s demand for surrender.
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Convent Intruder Flees After Frightened Sisters Scream
In Williamsburg New York on Morgan avenue and Harrison place an unknown man entered the sleeping room of a 17 year old sister at the Convent of Our Lady of Sorrows. He grabbed her throat and tried to throw her down before escaping through a kitchen window. Several sisters cried for help as the mother superior alerted Father Zentgraf who fired a shot to draw police attention. No trace of the intruder was found and he was described as short thick set and possibly German. The sister remained bedridden from shock. The incident sparked fears of a prowler in the German community. Later the Easten Yacht Club’s cruiser fleet disbands with most yachts returning home.
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Tax rate in Newburyport rises by one dollar
Newburyport August 31 The tax rate in this city will be 16.80 on 1000 dollars, an increase of one dollar over last year.
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Oaklawn in Gay Attire Hosts Newport Ball Night
A grand Newport ball at Oaklawn hosted by Mrs. Robert Garrett featured a lawn dance floor, pink and white floral decor, hundreds of electric lamps, and an audience of prominent guests including Mrs. J. J. Astor and many diplomats. The Royal Hungarian Orchestra played as Mr. Elisha Dyer led the cotillion. Fireworks were planned but dampness prevented them.
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Obituary of John Wesley Olmstead Watchman editor dies at 74
The Rev John Wesley Olmstead editor of the Watchman and its predecessors died in Manchester by the Sea after months of ill health aged 74 He was born November 13 1816 in New York and pursued a long career as a Baptist minister and newspaper editor including leading roles at the Watchman and Reflector and the Watch Tower He is survived by his widow Mrs Phebe Sanford Child and three children Funeral services will be held in Manchester on Wednesday at 330 PM conducted by several clergymen
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Cambridge caucuses set for Sept 10 delegates
Republican City Committee of Cambridge voted to hold caucuses on Thursday evening Sept 10 to elect delegates to conventions. Cambridge Prohibitionists held a union caucus at Temple Hall selecting about 160 delegates, with fifty attendees hearing remarks by Rev E Breen and others. A.N. Whitford, Cambridge Y M C A secretary, departs today for Rochester Y M C A. friends gave him a farewell with Y M C A orchestra music.
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Pursuit and Capture of Murray in Assault Case
Deputy Sheriff David Murphy of Hinsdale, Mass., tracked James Murray in a long manhunt across multiple states ending in Olneyville. Murray, linked to an assault with a dangerous weapon on Joan Jennings a year earlier, was captured this afternoon after agreeing to go to Massachusetts without a requisition.
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