Senators Renew That Partisan Retaliation Debate
Washington reports a dull House debate on the retaliation bill with speeches from Belmont McCreary Hitt Chipman and others. McCreary outlined the Democratic position and a vote may come Thursday. Belmont and Phelps expected to speak, with Ochran Cogswell and Davis and Scott to follow. The discussion centers on treaties and the business impact including Canada profits from Rententes under the Washington treaty.
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Bill to declare trusts unlawful and forbid restraints
In Washington on Sept 4 Mr Cullom introduced a bill to make trusts and combinations unlawful and forbid restraints on trade or monopolies. The synopsis details penalties up to ten years and fines, seizure of property, and remedies for injured parties, plus enforcement by customs and legal defenses in court. The measure aims to curb domestic and foreign trade restraints and restrict price manipulation across interstate commerce.
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Senate Adjourns Without Action After 5:05 PM Session
The Senate adjourned at 5:05 PM after a session that ended without any further action taken. No bills advanced or failed, leaving items on the calendar for later consideration.
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Resolution Probes Influence on Architect in House Debate
In Washington Sept 4 a Pennsylvania member offered a resolution directing a special committee to investigate attempts to influence architect J L Smithmeyer in library building material choices. The measure was amended to form a five member committee and adopted as House considered a retaliation bill on fisheries.
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Nine Men Buried Alive in New Hampshire Clay Slide
In Monroe Connecticut River embankment washout repairs left sixty workers excavating when a 400 by 40 by 10 foot clay mass slid down 100 feet burying nine men. Victims include George OKay Brockville John Vernon Littleton Henry Bedell Bath. Injured listed Ora McDonald Lisbon Charles Vernon Littleton William Johnson New Brunswick.
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Army transfers and leave extensions reported in orders
Washington dispatch notes First Lieutenant John H. Gifford of Battery EB and First Lieutenant Erasmus M. Weaver of Battery I, Second Artillery transferred. Revisions revoke part of special orders relating to First Lieutenant Richards. Second Lieutenant E. B. Weeks, Infantry, granted two months extension of leave.
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Sandwich Glass Works To Resume Operations
Sandwich Sept 4 The directors of the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company voted to restart the Renomiah factory. The works have been closed since January 2.
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Amusements listings at Boston theatres and venues
The Globe Theatre presents Shadows of a Great City with matinee at 2 and show at 7 45. Hollis Street Theatre offers A Possible Case, Park Theatre Vacation with schedules 2 and 3. Boston Theatre shows The Two Sisters at 2 and 8. Boston Museum Bells of Haslemere. Howard Atheneum Variety, matinee 2 and 8. Grand Opera House Over the Garden Wall. Tremont Street venues feature Rattle areas Promenade concert and Pompeian Amphitheatre Lasted Si Pompeii at 7 45. Open hours 10 a m to 10 p m.
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Bears invade Pembroke town in Ottawa River incident
Six bears swam across the Ottawa River and reached Pembroke. A large sow and three cubs were chased by workers with iron bars revolvers, killing the cubs. The sow prowled through local streets, evading residents until a rifle shot felled her near Henry Jamieson’s house.
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Straws From State Street Market Summary
New York trading showed early gains with broadening sentiment and persistent bullish tone. Meigs Elevated railroad subscription reached about $80,000 with sixty named subscribers, while Missouri Pacific earnings reportedly rise and Atchison shares rallied. Copper shipments from Globe Alabama to Baltimore show steady flow as Southern California growth and Northern Pacific optimistic forecasts emerge from expert observers.
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Marriages in New England Area and Boston Icons
In Waltham on Sept 1 the Rev FE J Young officiated Henry W Kean marrying Nellie Jennison both of Waltham Standish Me Aug 28 the Rev C F D Crockett united John J Fraser and Abbie Ford In this city Aug 30 Samuel McDowell wed Jeanette E Fairbairn Louis H Hobby married Millie Grimes in Boston The listings note multiple marriages with officiants and hometowns across Massachusetts and nearby Standish Maine.
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Deaths list from Cambridgeport and surrounding towns
Obituary notices for Albert F. Allen Mary Bartell Deacon Theodore Browne Edward Montagu Cary James S Foster J H Shrasher James Gwynn Andrew W Hawes Henry Jones Henrietta Murphy Mary Pearce Augustus T Perkins Charles Pratt Emeline T Stone Ebenezer Torrey John H Walsh Abigail P Warren Elizabeth Amidon Whitridge provide dated death notices across cities including Cambridgeport Charlestown Dedham Naushon Island Milton Somerville Stoughton Larned Kan Dover N H Melrose Newton Fitchburg Roslindale Dublin N H with ages ranging 12 to 87 and multiple towns listed.
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Belford's Magazine Contents September 1889
Belford's Magazine contents for September list items across the issue. Features include The Tariff and the Evils Thereof, Strange Escape story, Unprofite, The Bold Man's Treasure, The Democratic Party and the Briff, Joan of Arc poem, What Failed Annette, Songs poems, Was Troilus and No A Ever Acted, Green Turtle Soup prologue, To a Butterfly poem, Editorial Department, Passing Events, Reviews, Emperor V Mia, Can Such Things Be novel complete, and other items.
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