Mexico Seeks Prudent Treaty Ties Not Protectorate
An interview with President Diaz transcribed by a New York Times correspondent outlines Mexico's stance on U S relations. Diaz rejects protectorate ideas, advocates mutual commerce, and emphasizes self reliance while resisting foreign interference.
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New York Times
Diaz
Manning
General Diaz
Mexico
David A. Wells
United States
Wells
Republic of the North
Hidalgo
Morelos
Germany
France
Sweden
Norway
Methodist
Baptist
Episcopal
Congress
Mexico Eyes Public Works and Stability Under New Leader
The president speaks on capital improvements, drainage projects, and harbor work at Veracruz, noting a Junta oversees drainage and a breakwater project advances. He outlines financial reforms, colonization incentives, and stricter security, asserting Mexico’s path to lasting progress and a bright future.
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Supreme Military Court
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Chapultepec
Republic
Reunion of the Forty-Eighth Veterans Held in Sept
The Forty-eighth Regiment veterans held their seventh annual reunion in Trswhcu with about 200 attendees. Attendees included Attorney-General Sherman, Col. Eben F. Stone, Dr. T. G. Hurd, Hon. Charles Hawes, and 84-year-old Brookings of Newburyport. Officers elected: President T. G. Hurd, VPs Stanwood and Hawes, Secretary Eaton, Treasurer Brookings. Two deaths reported: Don of Company C and Hon. John K. Tarbox. The next reunion is set for the first Monday in September 1888 in Newburyport.
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Trswhcu
Forty-eighth Regiment
Town Hall
Sherman
Eben F. Stone
T. G. Hurd
Charles Hawes
Brookings
Newburyport
J. Scott
Ladd
Rowley
J. B. Eaton
Salisbury
Ipswich
E. P. Stanwood
Newbury
Essex
Samuel Brookings
Don
Company C
John K. Tarbox
Stone
Stanwood
William Plummer
Todd
Roche
Littlefield
Webb
Hull
Tragic Auto Carriage Crash Kills Man Woman Child
A team drawn by Odilon Menard with his wife and an eight month old child were struck by a Newburyport train near Balch street crossing in Beverly. The man, 23, was killed instantly, the child died minutes later, the woman, 28, suffered serious injuries including a broken leg and spinal damage. Menard worked for Hall Type Writer Co and the wife for Naumkeag Mills.
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Sanem
Shackley
Newburyport
North Beverly
Balch Street Crossing
Odilon Menard
Menard
Hall Type Writer Company
Naumkeag Mills
Merrimac Valley Tennis Opens Doubles and Singles Prizes
At Haveruinn on Sept 5 the Merrimac Valley lawn tennis tournament held the second prize doubles match with He and Ladd defeating the Taylor brothers 6 2 6 4. Raymond won the second prize singles 5 2 6 4 6 1. Chase and Kimball won third prize singles 6 1 6 8. Chase beat Carleton 6 1 3 6 4. Tournament closes Tuesday.
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Haveruinn
Merrimac Valley
Ladd
Taylor Brothers
Raymond
Shase
Chase Nga Kimball
Chase
Carleton
Tuesay
Ogunquit Beach Real Estate Boom Spurs New Hotel Plan
In Ogunquit Me on Sept 5 buyers from Greenfield Mass have bought seven acres near the shore and will erect several buildings. Lumber arrived this week for a new hotel to replace the Bald Head Cliff House destroyed by fire. The Ogunquit building boom appears stronger than in years past.
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Alge
Church Party
Republic
White House
Washington
United States
Custom House
Republic of the
North
Mexico
Bipprrorp
Ogunquit Beach
Greenfield
Mass
Bald Head
Ogunquit
Race for Waltham one mile crown ends with Hails winning
A crowd at Chestnut Hill Reservoir watched Charles E. Tracey of Waltham race Alfred W. Hails of Watertown for the Waltham one mile championship and a $20 gold medal. Hails won easily in 8 minutes 36 seconds with M. H. Gilbert of the Waltham Cycle Club as referee. An exhibition by Bignall of Medford covered 14 miles on a Star machine in 4 minutes 28 seconds.
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Waltham
Chestnut Hill
Charles E. Tracey
Alfred W. Hails
Watertown
Hails
M. H. Gilbert
Waltham Cycle Club
Bignall
Medford
Perry Afflicted Man Deemed Insane in Sandwich
Waldrous Perry aged 25 of Bourne was judged insane by Judge Harriman after testimony by Dr. Latter and Dr. Pratt and others. He will be committed to Taunton Insane Hospital tomorrow.
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Sandwich
Bishop Harris Funeral Set for Tomorrow at 3 P.M.
The funeral of Bishop William C. Harris is scheduled for tomorrow at 3 p.m. The Rev. Dr. McChesney will lead the services and Dr. J M Buckley will deliver the eulogy.
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New Yor
William C. Harris
McChesney
J. M. Buckley
Labor Day Parade Shows Silent, Ordered Demonstration
New York on Labor Day sees 40 000 to 50 000 marchers from diverse trades along Broadway and Fifth Avenue. The procession includes stone cutters bakers printers brewers blacksmiths and tailors with no disorder reported and police on standby.
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New York
George
Broadway
Thirteenth Street
Fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Union Square
Forty-second Street
Ben Franklin
McGlynn
Labor Day Parade in Curcaco Chicago Marked by Red Flag Ban
Labor's holiday parade in Curcaco attracted about 25 000 workers organized into five divisions. The march began at 11 o'clock and ended with a picnic at Ogden's grove. The red flag was barred in the procession, with stars and stripes and trade banners on display. The Anarchistic wing of the Labor party abstained from participation.
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Ogden’s Grove
Labor Party
Labor Day Observances Across New England and Beyond
Labor Day activities varied from city to city. Brooklyn held a flag adorned parade led by James Lavelle without red flags. Philadelphia staged large picnics. Natick saw a prize baseball game won by Natick 12 to 11. Pittship hosted a 10,000-strong picnic with a $100 two-mile rowing race won by Mack of Springfield. Havernit closed factories. Hudson held a large union picnic with races and dances. Porriam reported no parade while Albany saw a Knights of Labor event with a fatal arrest during a parade.
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Brooklyn
James Lavelle
Philadelphia
Natick
St. Stephen’s
Father Mathew
Framingham
Walker’s Grove
Melrose
Pittship
Knights of Labor
Sarsfield Associates
Lasters’ Protective Union
Pontoosue Lake
Mack
Springfield
Joyce
Hartford
Havernit
City Hall Park
J. H. Williams
Lafayette
Boston & Maine
Shawsheen Grove
Hudson
Thomas Garvey
Marlboro
Porriam
Long Island
Chapman
Deering
D. G. McGillicuddy
Cayvision
George E. McNeill
Boston
Bray and Powerscourt in Ireland A Portrait of Prosperity
The article tours Bray and the Powerscourt estate, praising the bay town as a social hub and the glen of the Dargle with its lordly hospitality. It highlights Lord Powerscourt's tenant care, cottages, rent relief, and biannual dinners, then contrasts with the Black Valley and notes Wicklow industries including mines, mills, and the Ballyshannon and Derry woollen trades.
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Bray
Grey Head
Dublin Bay
Mt. Desert
Newport
Ireland
Port Rush
Giant’s Causeway
Dargle
Poweaiout
Lord Powerscourt
Powerscourt
Quincy
Winnehinch
Henry Grattan
Henry Ormond Grattan
Grattan
Lord Monk
Canada
Earl of Pembroke
D’arcy
Guinness
Wicklow
Blarney
Parnell and McDavitt
United States
Balbriggan
Dublin
Ballyshannon
Derry
Belleck
Belfast
Collector's Notice of Seized Goods at Newport Port 1887
Collector L Saltonstall issues notice under section 3075 of the Revised Statutes detaining goods seized for revenue violations. Claimants have 20 days to file to recover items including cigars, brandy, potatoes, opium, velvet, photographs, textiles, and more across multiple seizure numbers dated 1880 to 1887.
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United States
L. Saltonstall
Florida
No Sales On Saturdays In Bank Ledger Sale Ad
Auction listings dated September 7, 1887 show a securities sale at Freeman's Natl Bank with numerous bonds, stocks, and notes from Boston firms and railroads. Auctions occur Wednesdays and Saturdays at 11:15 am with appraisals free of charge. Prominent entities include Suffolk Bank Lowell Manufacturing Everett Mills Grand, West End Railway Co. and Boston & Albany lines among others.
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Boston Cab Co
Boston Consolidated St
W.end
Rutland Ra
Air Line
Ogd
L. Champ. Ka
Mit
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Boston
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Haverhill
Bishop Harris
LABOR
New Haven
Conn
Savin Rock
Lawrence
James Green
Pine Island
Fatt River
Rocky Point
Chicago
Albany
N. XI
Old Fair Grounds
John Duboi
Carpenters’ Division
Old Ireland
Atwood & Weld
Sears Building
Centre Street
Jamaica Plain
Seaverns Estate
ONE Centre
Burroughs Streets
Ward 23
Burroughs
Burroughs Street
Thayer & Judd Palasiine Corporation
Front Street
Rotch’s
New Bedford
J. B. Crawford
Edwin
Thayer
Devonshire Street
Francis Henshaw & Coo
No. St State Street
Merchants’ Exchange
Reem L
The
Boston Stock Exchange
Adarlouia Stereos
Everett Mills
Falls Mfg. Co
Laconia Mfw. Co
Old Colony
R. R. Co
New England Glass Co
Borton Wharf
Do Lombard Tv
Grand Frank RK
Michigan
R. R. Ss
Amen
West End Railway Co
Newmarket Mfg. Co
Fitchburg R.R
Newton Electric Lt. and Power Co
Fitchburg R.R. Co
Toston & Maine R.R. Co
Brookline National Bank
Charles River Embankment Co
Shaw Stocking Co
Consolidated RR. of
Vermont
Rutland RR
Boston Water Power
Little Rock & Fort Smnith
Little Rock & Fort Smith Aerip
Maine Central Con
Hamilton Mfg. Co
Ipswich Mills
Vermont & Mass. R. R. Co
Langdon Mfg
Old Colony R. R. Gs
Boston & Albany
EE. L. Daw & Company
State St
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Ill
Sdoaa
Freeman's Natl. Bank
Boy Iston Do Ms
ATS
Ares
Gloucester
Natl. Exchange Bank
Rockland
Chicopee Mfg
Everere
Bates Mt
Tontinantes Mt Mills
Gt. Falls & Con
West End
Metropolitan H
Saco & Ports. Ra
Ao West
Ky. Pra
Ma Cdl Ra
Do Vt
Mass. Rd
West End Ry
Boylston Mut
Ins
Lewis Wharf Co
Dorchester Gas Light Co
Union Stock Yards and Transit Co
Washington F. and Marine Ins. Co
City of
Town
Kingston
Manchester & Lawrence
Boston Marine Ins. Co
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Chicago & West Michigan
Northern
N. H
Top
St. F
Old Boston
Union Pac
L. Champ
James Williams
C. M. Foster& CO
Field, Chapman & Fenner
Nottingham
Brussels
Madras
Richards & CO
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Fmegauuent & Coo
White St
Townsend & Montant
Leonard Street
Albert Howe & Co
Market Street
B. & A. Sales
J. P. Dunsmore
8. R. Knights & CO
Washington St
Main &J
Cambridgeport
Norman Street
Orchard Place
Boston Street
Mount Vernon
Ward
Harvest Streets
Dorchester Avenue
Upham’s
Moratio Harris & CO
State Street
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