Blaine Speaks in Maine on Tariff Policy for Maine
Thousands greet James G Blaine in South Briarwick Maine as he argues protectionist tariffs bolster wages and Maine industries He cites Mills bill impact on wood pulp and paper firms Warren Co rebuttal and a dramatic Arkansas style landlord anecdote to illustrate political risks in New England votes.
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South Brerwick
Maine
Blaine
Kennebunk
Biddeford
Dover
Exeter
Rochester
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Academy Grounds
Old Orchard
Walter C. Burleigh
John H. Burleigh
Congress
Burleigh
Academy
Adam
King
Maryland
R. F E. Frazier
Michigan
W. H. Downs
United States
England
America
Europe
Cleveland
New England
Canada
Portland Argus
S. D. Warren & Co
Boston
Cumberland Mills
Warren
National
House of Representatives
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Sean Not Pees
Warren & Co
D. Warren & Co
Tey
Ireland
Ent
Warren & Company
Maine rally foresees Harrison victory urged by Blaine
A political meeting emphasizes Maine as a pivotal September vote in the national contest. Speakers praise tariff protection and labor interests while urging immediate action, with Benjamin Harrison and Levi Morton framed as beneficiaries. Blaine plans further appearances after leaving the grounds.
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Warren & Company
Boston
Maine
Adam King
Maryland
Robert Frazier
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Vermont
Benjamin Harrison
Levi P. Morton
New Hampshire
Adam E. King
R. F E. Frazier
Blaine
Augusta
Rockland
Damariscotta
Electric street cars Stir Debate For West End Petition
The West End street railway petition for an electric overhead system faced strong remonstrance over potential real estate damage along Boylston West Chester Park and Beacon streets. The board backed a public hearing and recommended to forward the matter after studying the Sprague system used in Salem and Crescent Beach.
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West End_ street railway
Board of Aldermen
Boylston Street
West Chester Park
Beacon Street
Boston
Richmond
Sprague
West End Company
Salem
Crescent Beach
Great Ocean Pier
Atlantic House
City Hall
The
Willows
Essex Street
Tennis Tournament at Lenox Ends With Shaw Victory
Lenox Sept 6 tennis tournament concludes with P. H. Shaw winning the singles and Sears and Shaw taking the doubles. Shaw defeats Glyn 5-7 6-0 8-6 5-2. Shaw and Sears best Fowler and Worthington 6-3 9-7 6-1. Second singles prize goes to Glyn over leyer 0-6 6-1 6-2. Prizes include a silver-tipped claret jug for doubles and a dressing case and silver flask for singles, from Tiffany New York.
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Lenox
P. H. Shaw
Sears
Shaw
Lenox Club
Glyn
Fowler
Worthington
Leyer
Tiffany
New York
Palmer strike ends as mills reopen in Palmer
The Palmer Carpet Company works ended a strike today in Palmer. Mills have resumed activity. President Dewey restored the old price of 50 cents per yard but refused to reinstate Broderick, the discharged weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Palmer Carpet Company
Dewey
Broderick
Chinese Exclusion Bill Delayed by Quorum Gap
Washington September 6 The Chinese exclusion bill faced delay as a quorum failed and was later expected to reconvene. Mr Hoar offered a resolution urging the President to share communications with Britain over treatment of American citizens. Debate touched on treaty status, presidential action, and party disputes, with a unanimous vote postponed to tomorrow and the Senate adjourning at 5:40.
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Washington
Hoar
Senate
Great Britain
West
Sherman
Legation
Stewart
Platt
Congress
Executive Department
Gray
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Morgan
Pacific Slope
California
Alabama
Morgan
Mitchell
Yeas
Ohio
Odd Fellows Excursion Leaves Lowell for Los Angeles
A party of ninety two members of the Odd Fellows departed from Lowell for Los Angeles aboard four Pullman cars named San Benito Clebourne Coconino and Queen City. The journey includes stops in Montreal Niagara Falls Chicago Kansas City and Santa Fe route with receptions along the way and a session of the Sovereign Grand Lodge in Los Angeles September 17 to 20. Distinguished attendees include F. E. Merriman R. B. Gifford William M. Hill C. A. Jewell Hiram Hill Truman Smith J. A. Glidden W. Taber Gilbert Robbins W. W. Henry and S. W. Manning who will guide the party to Los Angeles.
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Lowell
Odd Fellows
Los Angeles
Cal
San Benito
Maine
California
Clebourne
Coconino
Queen City
Boston
Chicago
Montreal
Niagara Falls
Kansas City
Wichita
la Junta
Santa Fe
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Order
F. E. Merriman
R. B. Gifford
Salem
William M. Hill
C. A. Jewell
Plymouth
N. H
Hiram Hill
Manchester
Truman Smith
Pittsfield
J. A. Glidden
Dover
N. E
W. Taber
New Bedford
Mass
Gilbert ¥. Robbins
Providence
R. L
W. W. Henry
Burlington
W. Manning
New England
Washington Street
Eastern Club Plans Special Keel Yacht Race and Prizes
The Eastern Yacht Club regatta committee inaugurates a special keel yacht race for 25 to 80 feet waterline, open to Corinthian and Beverly clubs, to start after the forty-footers in the Sept 14 main race with prizes of 50 and 25 dollars. The Marblehead Rock start will replace Half-way Rock, and the course will be shorter than standard courses.
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The
Eastern Yacht Club
Corinthian
Beverly Clubs
Marblehead Rock
Corinthian Yacht Club
Beverly
Newport
R. L
Alice
Mathews
Seennee
Marion
Amelia
Eeneree
Pte
Fis A Io Wales
Ahgco O'S
Eee Veenne
Annie Pere
Bessie
Trixie
Lizzie
Eure
Marblehead
Pleon Yacht Club
Corinthian Point
House Debates Retaliation Bill Over Canadian Treaty Losses
The House resumes debate on a retaliation bill with Mr. Scott of Pennsylvania asserting the 1871 treaty shifted $72,000,000 to Canada over eighteen years. He argues 75 percent of New England fishermen were non-American and cites testimony on fisheries and the Edmunds bill’s potential non-intercourse. Adjournment followed at 6:10 PM.
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Washtneron
House
McCreary
Kentucky
Scott
Pennsylvania
Canada
United States
Treasury
Alabama
Edmunds
Senate
Ford Investigation Committee
New England
Montgomery
The
Department
Cogswell
Massachusetts
Baird
Manning
Fitchburg Accident Report Shelved by Railroad Board
Railroad commissioners will not issue a formal public report on the July Fitchburg station accident where piles shifted. They will not address the incident in their forthcoming annual review.
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Fitchburg
Nct
Opening of the Schools Prompts Suit Purchases
Anxious parents seek outfits for children as the opening of the schools approaches. The wise shopper visits 5 itz Bros. & Mark at 508 Washington Street for a full line of suits ready for the new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itz Bros. & Mark
Washington Street
Weekly Post highlights Mills Quincy speeches and state convention notes
The Weekly Post out this morning offers full reports of Mr Mills and Mr Quincy speeches at Fremont Temple, coverage of the Democratic State convention in Springfield Mass, plus lumber fraud notes in Maine, Butler inconsistencies, weekly editorials, chess notes, market reviews, vessel lists in port, and more. Lent post paid for $1 a year. best weekly paper for the price in New England.
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Weekly Post
Mills
Quincy
Fremont Temple
Springfield
Mass
Maine
Butler
Taverner
New England
Detroit Defeats Chicago as Errors Costly in Early Game
Detroit easily over Chicago as fielding miscues tilt the game. Getzein steadies after rough prior outing, while Anson releases Borders and Mains. Attendance 8000. Other notes: Indianapolis beats Pittsburgh 8 to 1 after Burdick’s solid pitching. Bechley hits a homer for Indianapolis.
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Curiaco
Detroits
Krock
Chicago
Getzein
Anson
Other Games Highlights From City Matchups
In Worcester Worcester s venue results show 35 Portsmouths and 2 in Baltimore Baltimore. Philadelphia Athletics beat Kansas Citys 4 to 3 while Cleveland Clevelands posted 3. Cincinnatis faced Manchester Manchesters with 4 to 3 and Lowells 3 against Manchester.
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Worcester
Worcesters
Portsmouths
Cleveland
Clevelands
Cincinnatis
Manchester
Manchesters
Lowells
Dog bite complaint ends without warrant
Mrs. Kelly of Boston street South Boston says her ten year old son Joseph was bitten by a dog. She sought a warrant for owner Charles Smith of 834 Second street. Judge Fallon denied the warrant saying the dog’s habit of biting people was not proven.
Spacious suites with baths at the Revere House hotel
The Revere House offers spacious and elegant suites featuring private baths. Guests can expect refined accommodations with comfortable layouts and traditional hotel amenities.
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Revere House
Merchants Week plans advance for Sept 24 to Oct 9
Merchants Week committee met at the Chamber of Commerce to broaden support and finalize arrangements for the September 24 to October 9 fortnight. George Hutchinson chaired as invitations and pledges pour in, with about 22 000 invitations issued and 154 pledges totaling 1540.00. Railway half fares for merchants and families are arranged for New England and Ontario routes, with multiple hotel rate concessions and weekly grand receptions planned at venues in Boston.
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Chamber of Commerce
George Hutchinson
New England
New York
Hutchinson
Boston
Merchants’ Association
Grocers’ Association
Fruit and Produce Exchange
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain
Point of Pines
Music Hall
Mechanics’ Hall
Tremont Temple
Wentworth Starved Claim Denied by Sheriff O'Brien
Sheriff O'Brien labeled J B Wentworth's charge of being kept in Charles Street jail for 78 hours without food as absolutely false. He said Wentworth refused meals offered after 6:30 am and noted the jail steward Hibbard, in place 25 years, would not allow anyone to suffer. Wentworth allegedly accused the jailer of starving him but later admitted fault.
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J. B. Wentworth
Charles Street
O’brien
Tea Post
Mr. Wentworth
Wentworth
Hibbard
Lease Deals Signal Boston Safe Deposit Growth on Tremont Street
Boston Safe Deposit Company and Parker Bros. lease the Noyes Cobb building at 127 Tremont and secure a full building lease at 10 000 a year. They also lease the entire basement of the New England Mutual Life Insurance building. Numerous property sales follow, including Temple Street estate to Thomas M. Smith for 10000 and several Appleton and Cortes Street transfers. Building permits issued for multiple city sites, from factories to dwellings and apartment houses, across Congress, Cobb, West Brookline, Washington, and other streets.
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Parker Bros
Winter Street
Noyes, Cobb & Co
Tremont Street
Boston Safe Deposit Company
New England Mutual Life Insurance
Ambrose H. White
Temple Street
Thomas M. Smith
Sarah S. Southers
Appleton Street
M. F. Hodges
Samuel Wyzanski
J. Gerack
Cortes Street
Asa W. Hedge
Edward Spence
Mary A. Morse
H. Wyzanski
Lowell Street
South
Boston
Paul A. Garey
B. A. McMorrow
Dorchester Street
Boston Electric Light Company
Congress Street
J. H
Adams
Cobb Street
Mayo
K. KR. Hevin
Palmer Heirs
West Brookline Street
G. H. Steves
T. O. Lawrence
Washington Street
South May Street
Boston Heating Company
Atlantic Avenue
Peter Graffam
Caledonia Street
Huntington Avenue
Clark & Leo
Philadelphia & Boston Fire Brick Company
Medford Street
G. W. Horton
Waumbeck Street
Humboldt Street
M. §. Cassidy
B. Dolan
Heath Avenue
Heath Street
T. P. de Neil
J. Dolan
Paris Street
T. Irving
James Galligan
Winship Street
G W Simmons Co Uniforms Servicing Railroads and Firms
G W Simmons Co at 32 44 North Street prides itself on supplying a vast range of uniform suits to railroads corporations telegraph companies hotels and other entities. The firm highlights steady orders and visible evidence of quality through repeated commissions from diverse clients.
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G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Boston and Sub-Treasury audit wraps up with all clear
Washington treasury officials finished the examination of funds at the Boston Sub-Treasury under Aldrich. The review, ongoing since August 27, found everything correct. Nearby, five new parochial schools are opening in the Boston area with capacities from four hundred to nine hundred students. A fire department detail escorted Pittsfield delegates to a convention in Boston. Edson street in Dorchester becomes a private way. A street opening petition from the Workingmen's Building Association covers Centre to Creighton. The New England Harness Manufacturers' Association met with light attendance, delaying further discussion. Early Boston & Albany trains ran late after an inward freight derailment near Brighton, injuring no one.
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United States
Aldrich
Boston
Sub-Treasury
Washington United States Treasury
St. Rose’s School
Chelsea
Hyde Park
Waltham
Arlington
Watertown
Creighton Street
Roxbury
New England Harness Manufacturers’ Association
Boston Hall
Boston & Albany
Brighton
Will Goes Forth To Liberty Reverend Davis Freed
The Rev William F Davis completes a 36 day remission of incarceration and is released from Charles Street jail by order of Chief Justice Parmenter. Sheriff O'Brien will escort him from City Hall today to Music Hall where he will speak Sunday at 8 p.m. under the American Reformation Society, with admission now free.
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William F. Davis
Charles Street
Parmenter
O’brien
Davis
Hotel de Ville
Music Hall
American Reformation Society
Guests Registered At Hotels List Of Names Read
A column lists 1500 hotel guests with names and cities such as Parker J L Cody from Cleveland W Vaughn from Philadelphia E D Comstock New York and Miss Purviana Otis Erickson Adams from Washington Mrs E Bailey Miss L B Clapp Saratoga and others including Tremont Colonel and Mrs Marshall London W H Beck Washington Paulet Ducler c Paris James W Wortz New York and more. The compiled roster covers guests from multiple cities including London Ottawa Boston Chicago and St Louis with several couples and individuals noted.
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Parker’s
Josephine L. Cody
Cleveland
J. &. Vaughn
Philadelphia
E. D. Comstock
New York
Purviana
Otis
Washington
J. W. Norton
Kansas City
E. J. Swan
Minneapolis
Dr. Gottheimer
Berlin
Hudson E. Bridge
St.Louis
H. B. Kirkwood
Henry Capern
London
Edward Bowley
Crawford
Charles
Lane
Halifax
C. R. Wright
W. 8. Bigelow, Troy, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. FR. Adams
Chattanooga
W. S. Phelan
Oakland
Cal
A. Garland
Santa Barbara
H. B. Angell
San Francisco
E. Long
Hillhuet
Que. Revere
C. J. Tuck
Winnipeg
F. E. Williams
Denver
Col
William R. Sanger
Robert W. Davis
Florida
Lewis
Funerals of a Day Marked by Local Tributes
Funeral services were held yesterday for several Boston figures. George N. Bigelow was honored at Mt. Auburn Chapel with hat shop closings in respect. James H. Trasher, a noted Odd Fellow, was laid to rest at Mt. Hope after services at the Church of the Disciples. Daniel J. Shea, a Boston lawyer and paving commissioner, had private then public services, with burial at Calvary. John H. Walsh’s funeral from St. Columbkille’s included a solemn high mass by Rev. S. J. Rossi and burial in Malden.
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George N. Bigelow
Mt. Auburn Chapel
James H. Trasher
The
Odd Fellows
Church of the Disciples
corner _ Brookline
Warren Avenue
Samuel B. Crufts
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Daniel J. Shea
Boston
St. Joseph’s Church
Chambers Street
Calvary Cemetery
John H. Walsh
St. Columbkinle’s Church
Hospitalized William Warren Recovers From Illness
Mr. William Warren rests quietly after a recent illness that left him excitable but improving. Dr. William Ingalls declines to disclose the disease, noting Warren asked for privacy if his condition became public. The physician remains hopeful for his recovery.
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William Warren
William Ingalls
Unknown man found dead in closet on Sudbury Street
The body of a man about 40, dark complexion, 150 pounds, in a gray suit and striped shirt was found in a closet at 83 Sudbury Street yesterday morning. No foul play suspected. he apparently suffocated after falling asleep or falling over while doubled up.
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Sudbury Street
Music Hall Promenades Opera Program Tonight
The second of the season’s operatic programmes will be presented at the Music Hall promenade tonight with vocalists Georgine Von Janu schowsky Janet Edmondson George W Want and Signor Campanari. The program includes a Spanish vocal waltz by Lacome arias from Der Freischutz and Il Trovatore and the quartet from Rigoletto. The Temple Quartet performs again on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall Promenade
Georgine von Januschowsky
Janet Edmondson
George W. Want
Signor Campanari
Lacome
der Freischutz
Temple
J. H. Pray, Sons & Co. One stop for lace curtains and more
Parties seeking lace curtains portieres furniture coverings silks and upholstery goods in any combination will find convenience at J. H. Pray, Sons & Co where these items are offered together ensuring harmony of style and use.
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J. H. Pray, Sons & Co
Massachusetts Superior Court Injunction Over Club Liquor Nuisance
Petition by ten voters claims 1060 Washington St Boston used by Massachusetts Military Social Club to sell and dispense intoxicating liquors to members, violating statutes and constituting a common nuisance. Building controlled by Taylor, club president Rankin. injunction granted to abate nuisance under 1887 Acts and related statutes. Attorneys: B. B. Johnson for petitioners, M. O. Adams for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
G. Barker
J. Edwin L. Dudley
Henry M. Taylor
Washington Street
Boston
Massachusetts Military Social Club
Taylor
Sai Club
Simon 5Nkin
Taylor and Rankin
Supreme Court
B. B. Johnson
M. O. Adams
Assault and Robbery Case Before Municipal Court
In Essex street incident on Labor Day William Lunt reported being robbed of 95 dollars, a watch, and a pocketbook with papers. Harry Hotchkiss and John Smith faced $2000 bail each. Mary O Neill and husband James were held for trial on assault and battery against Nathan Pitanof and his son Victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pargmenter
Forsaira
Nathan Pitanof
Pole
Victor
After Vacation Work Begun by Boston YMCA
The Boston Young Men's Christian Association resumed monthly business meetings after a July lapse with fair attendance. President Woodworth presided. Rev Andrew Burrows offered opening prayer. Reports included prison work and a 96‑member intake list. Entertainment plans featured Boston Symphony, Stars, Yale Apollo, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Woodworth
Andrew Burrows
South Boston
Boston Symphony
Boston Stars
Yale Apollo Pub
Charles F. Butler
Harvard
J. M. Gray
Pain's Brilliant Spectacle at Pompeii Tonight
Pain's Pompeii will be presented tonight along with a brilliant representation of Niagara Falls. The two performances promise a grand, spectacular show with notable theatrical feats and visual effects for the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pain
Niagara Falls
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Goodyear & McKay Sewing Machine CO
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Mt. Auburn
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