Wines and Delivery Terms from Cush ing Process Co
The notice advertises port sherry angelica munscatel claret and hock at 1.00 a gallon with options at 1.50 and 2.00 for four year old and very choice old wines. It asks customers to send packages to be filled and returned with express charges one way if the agent knows the package will return filled, Cush ing Process Co 563 Washington Street Boston.
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Kennebunkport
Cushing Vrocess Co
Mr. T
Waterville
Boston
Massachusetts
New York
Angelica
Mrs. C
California
Lyman Chase
M.D
Me. V. S
Express
Cushing Process CO
Washington Street
Toston
Use of Pork in Germany Receipts Show Population Boom
Berlin authorities report a 60 000 population rise from April 1889 to April 1890, yet pork imports fell by 25 000 head, reducing Berlin consumption by 45 000 annually. The Berlin edict on Austrian pigs has been withdrawn, with Russia and America still restricted.
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Berlin
Phelps
United States
Edmunds
Germany
von Caprigi
Sargent
Russia
America
Canadian Reciprocity Plan Favored by Dominion Government
The Montreal Gazette reports the Canadian government view on Senator Sherman's reciprocity resolution. It praises the plan as adaptable and respectful of Canadian interests, noting it avoids coercive demands and allows negotiation on coasting trade bonds fisheries wrecking and broader commercial relations.
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Canada
Sherman
Dominion
International Agricultural Congress
Vienna
Senator Sherman
Montreal
Gazette
United States Senate
Wiman
Hitt
Butterworth
United States
Senate
Blaine
John Sherman
Floods drive residents from rising rivers in Europe
The Danube Inn Adda and Upper Rhine rivers rise rapidly causing widespread flooding. In Klosternenburg near Vienna several people drown. In Prauve lower town residents are ordered to evacuate as the Moldan floods worsen with a pontoon bridge capsizing and thirty one deaths. Budweis is flooded and boats are in heavy use. Villages in the Danube valley suffer partial submersion across Bohemia and along the Moldau and Elbe confluences.
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Vienna
Danube
Inn
Adda
Upper Rhine
Klosternenburg
Praave
Moldan
Budweis
Bohemer
Wald
Molda
Elbe
Danube Valley
International Agriculture Congress Opens in Vienna
Count Falknehayn opened the International Agricultural Congress as delegates from almost every country gathered including America. Count Marschal welcomed the delegates for the Emperor and a brilliant reception followed. Committees will drive most discussions with two general meetings scheduled.
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Vienna
Count Falknehayn
America
Count Marschal
Bourgomaster
Decree grants 5,000,000 milreis state loan guarantee
Rio de Janeiro reports a government decree guaranteeing state loans totaling 5,000,000 milreis as urgent financial needs are cited for most states. Emperor Francis Joseph arrives at Joschan to witness army corps maneuvers in Vienna. In Liverpool Burns hears Melbourne lockout now general and appeals for funds for workers.
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Rio Janeiro
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Joschan
Maumuyres
First Army Corps
Livervoon
Trades Unions Congress
Burns
Australia
Melbourne
Barrundia Tragedy and Mizner Threats Reach Washington
Acting Secretary Wharton telegram to General Barrundia widow expresses President's sympathy and intent to await official details. In Guatemala City Mizner urged to flee as Barrundia supporters threaten his life. Mizner’s guards remain, and a failed assassination attempt by Barrundia’s daughter is described with varying eye witness accounts.
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Washindton
Wharton
General Barrundia
General Barrandia
York
Guatemala
Herald
Mizner
Pitts
Acapulco
Barrundia
Fires Spread From Dirageing Shop To Grocer Stores
A wall fire near the Brooklyn Navy Yard started in Peter Youne's Dirageing shop filled with flammable material and spread to Fred Field wood yards and Von Glahne & Co. wholesale grocery, destroying three small structures. Loss nearly 200000 with Von Glahne & Co. sustaining up to 175000. insurance 9000. Patrick Doran was rescued unconscious.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Peter Youne
Dirageing
Fred Field
von Glahne & Co
Patrick Doran
Houne
Hirawatha
Kan
William Horner
First National Bank
Congressman Morrill
Philadelphia
Sarah McIntyre
Mamie
Ames
Germantown Avenue
Charles McIntyre
McIntyre
Tenth District
New Yor
Fifty-sixth Street
Daniel Killian
John Hogan
Majestic
White Star Line
Liverpool
Conn
Wheeler Place
Levis
Carrier
Dunlessis
Peterspunra
Norovtchatt and
Potchinki
Fall River Print Cloth Market Quiet In September
Fall River on September 4 reports a very quiet print cloth market. Printers show disinclination to buy as mills hold steady with 64s priced at 35 16 cents.
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Fall River
Fann Hiver
Salmon pack in British Columbia expected to top records
Fisheries department reports BC salmon pack this season will be larger than many years past with over 500 000 cases canned. Much of the bulk will be shipped to London England.
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Ottawa
Ont
Fisheries Department
British Columbia
London
Eng
Ships Arrive and Depart From Numerous Ports
A list of vessels arriving at and sailing from ports including Glasgow New York Liverpool Antwerp Baltimore Boston Montreal and London. Entries show ship names and arrival or departure dates in early September with various routes and origins spelled in old style transit terms.
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New York
Italia
Stettin
State of Indiana
Glasgow
Thesis
Boston
Nellie Pickup
C. C. van Horn
Windsor
Irene
Langor
Kenry
A. Tabor
St. George
KR. Whistler
Bath
North Star
Nantucket
Mabel Hall
Rockland
Emma Yaunton
Mary Crossy
Hangor
Theresa
St. John
N. B
Mary Stewart
Mangor
Agricola
Augusta
Nellie Frankfort
Maine
Lindem
Thomaston
Gray
Northeast Harbor
Silver Spray
Joggins
St. Elino
K. K
Tilton
Kennebec
Cottage City
Portland
Alvo
Williams
Port-an-Prince
Muriel
Morrison
St. Kitts
Ascania
Froderich
Hamburg
Niagara
Burley
Jayana
Jamaica
Thompson
St. Ann's Bay
Carlow
State of Nebraska
Vais
Lessel
All
Marseilles
Waesland
Antwerp
Lahn
Bremen
Majestic
City of Chester
Liver
Montauk
Kistol
Windwardslands
Gonaives
Siigara
Travalia
Barks Clara
Christiania
Larsee
Oston
Hibernian
St Jon's
N.fb
Alaltimore
America
Montreal
Ofrow Head
Liverpool
Arizona
Moravillea
Burgundia
Rotterdam
Norse King
Greenock
Glenoale
Conenhagen
Thingvalla
Shields
Boston City
Breverina
Baltamore
Gadilock
the Lizard
Gullico
Minti
Oll Brow Head
Manhattan
Navarro
London
Discharge of Lee Weighed on Strike Inquiry
New York reports the State Board of Mediation and Arbitration hearing on the Central road strike. John M. Toucey described a Lee incident about stock watering and wages, but Lee’s dismissal stems from prior duty neglect. Testimony covers Webb Voorhees Pryor and Knights of Labor member Searing with Stevens’ rebuttal. Adjournment set for Friday in Albany.
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New York Arbitration Board
Albany
New York
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
John M. Toucey
Central Road
Toucey
Workman Lee
Buffalo
Lee
Pryor
Loucey
Voorhees
Powderly
Webb
Stevens
Knights of Labor
Loomis
Searing
New England Fairs At Vineyard Haven Worcester and Bangor
Reports from Martha's Vineyard Society cattle show attested by record crowds on day two at Vineyard Haven with Governor Brackett and Lt Governor Haile among visitors. Worcester Grange Day drew thousands and a trotting accident occurred as John L. Truax’s horse Red Dan was jolted loose. 5,000 watched hook and ladder contest. Bangor fair drew 25,000 attendees for major events including the Hiijal Low Company hub race and state college teams.
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VinnyArp Haven
Martha’s Vineyard Society
Brackett
T. G. Campbell
Agricultural Hall
William Ds Roth
Rotch
Haile
Fuller and
Flynn
Oak Bluffs Club
Nantucket
Worcester
New England Agricultural Society
John L. Truax
Red Dan
Truax
Hiram Williamson
Ype Natick Company
Westboro
Leominster
Spencer
Baxton
Blaine
Burleigh
Hiijal Low Company
Bangor
Maine State College Company
Independents of
Richmond
Hollis
New England and New York Forecast Warm and Fair
Weather bulletin for September 3 predicts fair skies across New England and eastern New York, with warmer temperatures and variable winds turning easterly in New England and southeasterly in eastern New York by 8 p.m. Thursday.
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Washington
New England
New York
Observations Elsewhere Summary Note
Observations were recorded as unspecified notes from elsewhere. The entry notes that observations were taken elsewhere without detailing locations, dates, or subjects observed.
Kennedy Fiery House Speech on Quay Draws Little Notice
General R. P. Kennedy of Ohio delivered a sharp attack on Senator Quay in the House, a speech noted for its unparliamentary language and secrecy as reporters heard only a fragment. The absence of audience and revision plans suggest the moment may not appear in tomorrow’s Record. Kennedy aimed to rally support for national election bills, urging Republican pledges be redeemed.
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Washington
Spreran
House
R. P. Kennedy
Ohio
Quay
Kennedy
Senate Committee On Rules
Senate
Judas Iscariot
Judas
Jie
General Kennedy
Kennedy of Ohio Attacks Senator Quay in Debate
In the House, Kennedy of Ohio assails Senator Quay amid Clayton Breckinridge dispute. Crisp attacks Arkansas evidence. Lacey defends subcommittee actions. Kennedy cites need for federal election reform and condemns senatorial courtesy for shielding alleged corruption.
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Es Longley
Lincoln
George C. Lord
Solomon Lincoln
Daniel Needam
Otis Norcross
Joan Felt Osgood
William E. Putnam
M. Denman Ross
Nathaniel J. Bust
F. M. Stone
Henry 8
Suaw
Benjamin F. Stevens
Gerard ©. Torey
Thomas J. Whidden
Kr. GU. Webster
Frank C. Miles
Edward P. Bond
Safe Deposit Dep
T. Solomon Lincoln
Kohler Furnace & Steam Hiéat
Kohler
Union Street
Chauncy-Hall
Boylston ST
Sheppard Homan
Ee Pure Insurance
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of
D. H. Buckley
Gen
Devons Hills Street
Campbell
Slocum
Hobart
Hall
Congress
Edmunds and
Evarts
Clayton Breckinridge
Mr. Kennedy
Senator Quay
Nelson
Prince Regent
Mambrino Maid
Hampden Park
Waltham Republican
Newton School Committee
Pace
Frst
New Hampshire
L. J. McKinney
Oxide
Prue
Dynamite
Tiny B
National League of Republican Clubs
Cincinnati
American Bankers’ Association
Saratoga
Fe, & E. B. Holmes
Salem
J.J. Feely
Norwood
Republican Town Committee
Hiawatha
Bangor Fair
Governor Brackett
Martha's Vineyard
Vermont
Vvagel Regatta
Pleon Yacht Club
Marblehead
Harrison
Austria
Minister Phelps
Reed
Faneuil Hall
Loyal Men of American Liberty
Charles van Brunt
Readville
William KK. Plummer
United Labor Alliance Committee
Old Colony
Eastman
Lodge
Faneuil Fall
Sixteenth
Massachusetts Battery
Convention
United Typothets
Colonel Olin
Tremont House
Loston Merchants’ Association
City Hall
Otto Grundmann
The
Museum of Fine Arts
Peo
John W. Ross
District of Columbia
Ross
James Brady, Jr
District of Fall River
Mass
AVIS
Mieusset
Sewall Vlack
IL Pater
Lafeini, Co
J. T. Phelps
State Agt
Dey
Loston
Argentine Republic
Bugnos Ayres
General Foreign Navss
Rutland Eleets
Winr River Junction
Page
Brigham
Dillingham
Shurtleff
Second
Grout
Maloney
Powers
Burpano
Rutland
Thomas W. Maloney
P. W. Clement
Kingsley
BrathEnoro
Windham County
General Grout
Wairs River Junction
Isle la Motte
Edgar St. Henry
Marshfield
L. D. Nute
Canaan
R. R. Frezzle
Chelsea
J. K. Darling
Woodbury
J. D. Bailey
Ryezate
Charles K. Canfield
Randolph
Robert J. Kimball
Readsboro
H. KE. Parsons
Glover
Freeman Bean
Weston
W. W. Manning
Linecoln
W. N. Gove
Topsham
C. J. Smith
Fairlee
M. W. Smith
West Fairlee
H. M. Miller
Vershire
F. R. Fitts
Coventry
L. Parker
Wentmore
H. B. Farmar
Sutton
W. L. Gilman
Newark
D. D. Fairbanks
Winhall
B. J. Kendall
Addison
F. C. Gully
Stowe
Clarendon
L. F. Craft
West Haven
J. Cavall
Truntington
New York Central Hearing—Board
Washinaton
Armeries
Europe
Western Hemisphere
Buffalo Lumber
Burrao
FE. & EB. B.iHolmes
Tha
Vineyard Haven
Nurthie
Tricometer
Alvany
Fair
Dinalo
Hismarek
Chiteago
Cinelmnat Ae
Duluth
el Vaso
Tex
Fastport
Mont
Acknonville
Kansas
Marquette
New Orleans
cOwvertland
Salt Lake City
Wilmington
San Francisco
Iiale & Norcross
Alta
Mount Sabio
Lelehe
Pee Bowie
Ophir
Ee Choilar
Pouwsi
Coumonweal
Cal
Byarts
Clayton-Breckinridge
Washincron
Bergen
New Jersey
Breckinridge
Clayton
Crisp
Georgia
Arkansas
Committee On Elections
Lacey
Iowa
Brechinridge
Brychimridue
Cesar
Democratic Party
Outhwaite
Oho
Kemp
Republican Party
Mysel
House of Representative
House of the Congress
House of Representatives
Senate of the United States
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
North
Wade
Fessenden
Crittenden
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