Randall Not Invited to Oak View Tariff Conference
Reporter notes Randall says no invitation to tariff talks at Oak View and won’t attend without one. Scott of Erie meets Carlisle and the President. Mills complains of being shut out. Treasury receives prepayment bids on bonds totaling 88.37 million. Trenholm to tour northeast cities. Navy to keep Luce at current North Atlantic command unless the admiral applies personally.
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Burial of Lawrence Councilman Harry J. Whittemore
Funeral services for Harry J. Whittemore, Lawrence councilman, were held at South Congregational Church with city officials like President Fox and Councilman Henderson among the bearers. The service included prayers, a sermon, and a floral Merrimac River design from Boston, with interment at Bellevue Cemetery and a Boston delegation in attendance.
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General Cameron Heads Home After Grand Atlantic Tour
General Simeon Cameron, age ninety, and companions Colonel J Duffy and Colonel Larry Jerome, toured Britain and Ireland aboard the Cunard Ser via and White Star Germanic. They dined with Lord Randolph Churchill and Consul Waller, visited Morley’s, Blenheim, and Dublin, and forecast Chauncey Depew’s NYC delegation odds while praising Cleveland’s administration.
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Hampden Park Races Open at Hampden Park Circuit Meeting
Light attendance at Hampden Park opening races as track conditions favor fast times and pool favorites win each event. Notable outcomes include Clara defeating Captain in the 2 29 class and Lady Wilkins leading in the 2 24 pacing heats with a strong showing by other entries.
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Marblehead Regatta Concludes Pleon Yacht Club Season
The sixth regatta at Marblehead on Sept 6 featured eight boats racing five and a half miles in a southwest wind. Reba won first in class centerboard, Glide took first in class keels, Snail won second class centerboards, Monarch won second class keels, while several boats withdrew after damage or delays. Monarch served as judges’ boat with many spectators at Fort Sewall and Lighthouse Point.
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Fox Terrier Beach Show Opens With Star Entrants
The second annual beach show of the American Fox Terrier Club begins in Newpork Rhode Island tomorrow. Top entries include Valet and Pluck from last year, Old Venetian, Regent Virtue, Richmond Olive, Cornwell, Duchess, Spranger, and Rachael with Jubilee in America for the first time. August Belmont Jr presides with judges led by Fred Hoey and twelve prize awards planned.
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August Belmont
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Mrs. Vincents Funeral Draws Mourners to St Pauls Church
A large assembly gathers at St Pauls Church to honor Mrs J R Vincents memory. The service features the Episcopal burial rite led by Rev Frederic Courtney with readings by Rev Reuben Kidner and chanted hymns as the interment proceeds at Mt Auburn.
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Evesson
Frazer Coulter
Alfred Hudson
Edgar L. Davenport
Moses Kimball
H. A. M’glenen
Boston Theatre
E. E. Hale
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Frederick White
J. B. Richardson
Frank Harris
E. L. Park
Theatres Schedule Mentioned in Local Listings
Park Theatre shows Jim the Penman with an evening performance. Hollis Street Theatre features The Corsair with matinee and night shows. Globe Theatre presents Reno with an afternoon and later performance. On Theatre lists Kit the Arkansas Traveller with two daily showings. Boston Museum offers The Dominie's Daughter with afternoon and evening performances. Howard Theatre lists Nobody's Claim with two daily showings.
Auction and real estate sales schedule excerpt
Today listed sales include meet and carriages by Albert Howe and Co Brighton at 1 a.m. Stocks by R. L. Day and Co at 11 30 a.m. Stocks by Francis Henshaw and Co at noon. Thursday real estate by Atwood and Weld at 3 p.m. Paintings by Leonard and Co at 3 p.m.
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Holderness Weddings Tie Coit and Huntington Balch Legacies
In Holderness New Hampshire on August 81 two ceremonies united notable families. Joseph Howland Coit Jr of Concord wed Adelina Balch fifth daughter of the late Archdeacon Balch at the Chapel of the Holy Cross. Oliver White Huntington of Cambridge Mass married Elen Mary Balch’s daughter in New York at the same chapel. In Hyde Park William H Rice of Milton wed Jessie Hamilton. At Bridgewater Wilfred Everett Thomas married Mary Elizabeth Harden.
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Milton
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Wilfred Everett Thomas
Mary Elizabeth Harden
Deaths in New England Area Obituaries Notice
Long list of death notices from Sept to Aug including Elizabeth Allen Clara Berry Ann Blaisdell John Burrill Fannie Doorly Adalie Hamilton Andrew Harlow Harry Hayward James Hopkins Walter Hunt Caroline Lewis Edmund Smith Adrian Underwood and J R Vincent aged 10 months to 78 years with varied spouses and parents noted. New York papers asked to copy.
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Cambridgeport
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Newtonville
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Cambridge
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Underwood
Dorchester
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Herman M
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New York
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Democratic Caucuses in Boston Ward Rooms Sept 9 1887
The Democratic voters of Boston are called to caucuses in their Ward rooms on Friday evening September 9 1887 at 8 o clock to elect delegates to state councilor and senatorial conventions and to district and national conventions. The meetings follow Democratic City Committee rules and ward room ordinances. Signed by Thomas J. Barry president F Donnelly and E W Henin secretaries.
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Septic Hospital Opens 12 Free Beds for Surgical Cases
The facility announces the completion of a septic hospital expansion offering twelve free beds dedicated to surgical patients. The new beds are available to handle overflow and urgent cases.
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Liquid Food claims cure for wounds and anemia
The advert claims Liquid Food heals wounds without operation and sustains life for days, with injections possible if stomach retention fails. It touts nine percent weekly blood gain, daytime dosage for adults, and rapid recovery for babies and skin diseases, plus a homeless boys home and hospital use of large bottle lots as a proof of quality.
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