Thurman in New York A presidential trip by rail
Judge Allen G. Thurman arrives in Portersport and travels via Atlantic express to New York. He is greeted at Harrisburg and Philadelphia, with crowds cheering at each stop. In New York he rests at the Fifth Avenue Hotel and receives calls from notable figures before a restful evening.
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Atlizabeth
Newark
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Judge Creary
Iowa
Prince
Boston
English
Connecticut
Daniels
Virginia
Brown
Tennessee
Not Afraid of the Mills Bill A Warren Circular
S D Warren & Co issue a political circular to Cumberland Mills employees from Boston dated Sept 1 1888 asserting the Mills tariff bill would not harm Maine paper and wood pulp interests. The firm states owners remain neutral in employee politics but shares views on the public matter and the bill's impact.
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Cumberland Mills
S. D. Warren & Co
Boston
Mass
Warren
Maine
National House of Representatives
D. Warren & Co
MR STETSONS GENEROUS THEATRE OFFER FOR FIREMEN FUND
Mr John Stetson owner of the Globe Theatre offers a September 14 matinee with the teigon comic opera company in Ruddigore. He will cover printing and house expenses and donate all gross receipts to the Firemen Monument Fund via chairman John G Camrell. Mr Damiel accepts the gesture and thanks him.
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Globe Theatre
John
Camrell
Firemen’s Monument Fund
Boston
Teigon Comic Opera Company
Damiel
Stetson
William Warren Smokes Cigar As Doctor Reports Hopeful Recovery
Dr William Ingalls said Warren was much improved and there are strongest hopes he will regain health similar to a month ago. The doctor refused to reveal the nature of the ailment, noting it could be old foget h but emphasizing professional discretion.
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William Ingalls
Fairbanks
Sonora
Bisbee
Ann
Washington Street
Canada Not Instructed on President's Message in Ottawa Dispatch
The Empire reports from Ottawa that Canada has not received any communication from Britain about the President's message. It states Canada will likely uphold the 1818 convention and resume talks with the United States after November elections. Britain prefers deferring fishery matters until after the election and urges Canada to refrain from retaliation.
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Bayard
Delaware
Scott
Straws From State Street Markets Eye Broad Strength
Markets show growing strength with broad participation as corn belt reports turn favorable. Ohio & Mississippi stock attracts bull chatter with earnings projected to surge next year. Bond markets improve while money market tightens. Meigs Elevated stock subscriptions extend to small subscribers. Comstock mines report strong quarterly and six month gains. California and Hale & Norcross dividends noted. Real estate transfers in St Paul rise. Canadian Pacific washouts threaten crops and rails near Port Arthur. Several rail projects advance. Tama rack Jr. trading active and Jersey Central eyed for upward move. insiders buying Western Union bonds. Union Pacific president Adams expected back mid September.
St Clair Flats Canal Crisis and Bayard Resignation Rumor
Washington is abuzz over the St Clair Flats canal boundary dispute with War Department awaiting Colonel Popes report on canal alignment. Secretary Bayard denies resignation while tariff bill progress includes a 254 page draft and preparatory sub committee work amid political tensions.
Charter Oak Park Race Day Reinforces New Trotter Prospects
Attendance reached about 10,000 at Charter Oak Park Hartworp Conn with perfect weather. Gean Smith won 2:18% in the 2:22 class heat while Protection claimed heat five. The 2:33 trot featured seven starters led by Cleon and Elda B. Mabel S. triumphed in heat three. Guy the celebrated five year old gelding failed to win though Spofford claimed the big purse in 2:18%4 after collisions.
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Gean Smith
Etnae
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Page
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Coe
Cleon
Elda B
Mabel S
L. B. Custer
Cheon
Rae
Bo. Custer
Cleon Vee
G& G
Guy
Spofford
Kit Curry
White Stockings
T.I
Ciis Tees
Association
Amusements listings at Boston theatres and halls
The evening schedule shows several venues presenting plays and events. Theatre offerings include Vacation at Park Theatre and The Two Sisters at Boston Theatre, Bells of Haslemere at Boston Museum, Over the Garden Wall at Grand Opera House, and Last Days of Pompeii at Pompeian Amphitheatre. Also listed are Variety at Atheneum and a Promenade concert at Music Hall, with Tremont row venues open from morning to afternoon.
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Tremont Street
Battle of Gettysburg
Music Hall
Pompeian Amphitheatre
Pompeii
Marriages in Boston Area and Nearby Cities
Notices of six marriages from early September show couples pairing across Massachusetts and nearby states. Barlow and White unite in Boston Highlands, Burgess and Eldridge wed in the city, Copeland and Bellows marry in Brookline, Goff and Seals in Somerville, Olton and Henrey in the city, and Prior and Hallet link in South Braintree with German and Rhode Island connections. Wilder and Chase join in Shannock Rhode Island, reflecting regional matrimonial activity.
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Barlow White
Boston Highlands
Robert G. Seymour
D.D
W. Howard Barlow
Holyoke
Mass
Grace Helen White
Boston
Burgess—Eldridge
E J. Haynes
Frank F. Burgess
Medella Lidridge Copeland
Bellows
Joseph E. Barry
Frank B. Copeland
Maria J. Bellows
Brookline
Goff—Seals
Somerville
A. RK. Nichols
Willian
Golf
Sadie Fp, Seals
Olton—Henrey
George J. Prescott
William H. Olton
Mary L. Henry
Prior—Hallet
South Braintree
George W
Charles Clark
RE. B. Haskell
George H. Wilder
Montpelier
Mary L. Chase
Shannock
Deaths in area. Obituaries and ages listed
In Cummington Edward H. Adams of Boston died September 2. Ann Ahern widow of Timothy Ahern aged 78 died Dorchester September 4. George N. Bigelow died in the city September 4 aged 66 years 10 months. Mamie E. Buckman infant daughter of Aaron A. and Lizzie A. Buckman died East Cambridge September 3. Eliza Carr Somerville September 4 aged 48. Charlotte Loudon died in the city September 5. Alice Moriarty daughter of John H. Moriarty died Roxbury September 2. Mrs. William Marston West Gardiner died September 5. Edward L. Nichols Dorchester died Cambridge aged 32 years 3 months. Isaac Phillips Quincy died September 6 aged 81. John H. Regan died in the city born May 31, 1838. Mary A. C. Synon Loston Highlands September 4 widow of John J. Lynon aged 50. Daniel J. Shea died in the city September 8 aged 31. Philip R. Southwick died in the city September 5 aged 22. Charles Abbot Wilson York Harbor Me Aug 29 son of Nathaniel and Annie E. Wilson of Washington D C in twenty third year.
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Cummington
Mass
Edward H. Adams
Boston
Ahern
Dorchester
Ann
Timothy Ahern
Bigelow
George N. Bigelow
Buckman
East Cambridge
Mamie E
Aaron A
Lizzie A. Buckman
Carr
Somerville
Eliza Carr
Loudon
Charlotte Loudon
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Roxbury
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John H. Moriarty
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West Gardiner
William Marston
Nichols
Edward L. Nichols
Cambridge
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Quincy
Isaac Phillips
Regan
John H. Regan
Synon
Loston Highlands
Mary A. C
John J. Lynon
Shea
Daniel J
Patrick
Ellen Shea
Southwick
Philip R
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