Extra Session Fizzles as Brower and Women Influence Rise
Washington reports that the drive for a presidential extra session collapses amid political recalculation. Congressmen Brower may align with Democrats while Olive Logan's son Delille wins a press-linked appointment thanks to women journalists at the White House and State Department. The piece notes Blaine’s reaction and the broader influence of the Woman's National Press Association.
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Brower
White House
Olive Logan
England
Delille
London
Paris
State Department
M. D. Lincoln
Woman’s National Press Association
Mary S. Lockwood
Blaine
Walker Blaine
Mr. Blaine
America
Women of the Press Association
Brower May Bolt to Support Democrats in House
North Carolina politics center on Brower as he contemplates joining Democrats to organize the House. His Republican career is seen as damaged, with Thomas Settle as the young rival and David Settle the uncle as the Democratic candidate. Brower hopes repeal of internal taxes sparks cross party support, risking party split and quorum shortfall in Congress.
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Washineton
Sprcrau
Tracy
Dawes
Congress
House
Jean Nutting
New York
Congressman Flood
Tanner
Congressman Brower
North Carolina
Napoleon
Italy
Cromwell
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Brower
Thomas Settle
Judge Settle
Mr. Settle
Greensboro
David Settle
Young Thomas
Cleveland
McKinley
Quay
Goff
Republican National Committee
Nutting
New States
Secretary Windoms Nightmares A Treasury Debts Figures Tale
Secretary Windom lingered at the Treasury after hours to prepare a detailed itemized statement on the rise in public debt. General Hutcheller praised part of the report as gold worth, but officials hurried to polish it into a form that would blunt public criticism of the $7,094,005 two month increase. The explanation was delayed until tomorrow amid urgency to correct the unfavorable impression.
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Windom
Treasury Department
Republican Party
Uatcheller
Messrs. Watson & Gibson
Lehigh Valley
New York
Philadelphia
Appointment of Delille as Bristol consul noted
The President and Secretary Blaine recognize John Douglas Delille of Texas for the consul post at Bristol England due to a woman's influence, marking an official domestic approval of the appointment.
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John Douglas Delille
Texas
Bristol
Eng
Blaine
Major Ernst Succeeds Colonel Wilson as Public Buildings Chief
Major Oswald H. Ernst of the engineer corps is named commissioner of public buildings and grounds, succeeding Colonel John M. Wilson. Born in Ohio, he entered the Military Academy in 1860, served at West Point, on the Mississippi River commission in St. Louis, and last commanded harbor improvements at Galveston. He is esteemed by fellow officers as a skilled engineer.
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Wilson
Oswald H. Ernst
Engineer Corps
John M. Wilson
Ohio
Military Academy
West Point
St. Louis
Mississippi River Commission
Galveston
Tex
President Harrison to Baltimore on special train
D L Bartlett John S Gilman and James A Gary lead a committee arriving in Baltimore to escort the President. The party will depart at 0:30 AM by a Baltimore and Ohio train, with Secretary Tracy and possibly Secretary Windom. Wanamaker may stop in Baltimore en route from Philadelphia.
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D. L. Bartlett
John S. Gilman
James A. Gary
Harrison
City
Baltimore & Ohio
Tracy
Windom
Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Hamilton Conspiracy Arraignments Track Grand Jury Action
In New York Tombs Court Mrs Swinton and Josh Mann were arraigned on grand larceny charges linked to Robert Ray Hamilton. Judge Hogan ordered hold for grand jury with bail set at 1500 each. Hamilton’s counsel seeks to annul his marriage to Eva on grounds of fraud. Bail issues also report for Mrs Rupp in Lanzing City New Jersey and Nurse Donnelly’s improving condition as she nears grand jury appearance.
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New York
Swinton
Josh” Mann
Tombs
Samuel B. Clarke
Hamilton
Eva
Lanzic¢ City
N. J
Mrs. Rupp
W. B. Loudenslager
Nurse Donnelly
Boston Tailors Protest Unsanitary Ready Made Garment Trade
A Boston advisory board of tailors exposes harsh conditions behind New York tenement garment production for Boston’s ready made market. The report details sixteenth hour work, crowded squalid rooms, disease risk, and vermin, arguing the practice harms workers, public health, and fair competition.
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Boston
New York
Stort
Delhi
Damascus
Market Bulls Lift New York Shares Amid Strong Weekend Trading
The New York market closed buoyant after steady activity. Bulls remained in control with no pressure on stocks as speculation and railroad optimism fueled gains. The report notes strong rail earnings, rising oil output, and continued demand for atchison and western rails, while analysts question the composition of the official stock list used for daily averages.
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New York
Atchison Bonds
West End
Adams Davis Marriage Ties Brooks Adams to Evelyn Davis
Brooks Adams and Evelyn Davis wed at Nahant on a Saturday soon after their engagement. The ceremony was in a church with a reception at Hon. Leary Cabot Lodge’s home for a small circle. Adams, youngest son of the late Charles Francis Adams, will occupy a new Back Bay house that was altered from bachelor use. Evelyn Davis is the daughter of the late Admiral Davis and sister of Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge.
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Brooks Adams
Evelyn Davis
Nahant
Justice Gray
Washington
Adams
Admiral Davis
Cambridge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Marriages Record from Nahant and Nearby Cities
Marriages listed include Adams-Davis at Nahant on Sept 7 by Bishop Huntington, Brainerd-Curtis in city on Aug 26, Devo-Richardson in Somerville on Aug 31, Foster-Loring in Portland Sept 4, Farwell-Fairbanks in St Johnsbury Sept 5, and Sears-Wood at Lower Mills Village Sept 5 showcasing names, locations, and officiants from regional ceremonies.
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Albert L. Farwell
Tsabvel Airbanks
St. Johnsbury
Sears
Wood
Lower Mills Village
W. S. Lawrence
Lewis Sears
Elizabeth A. Wood
Death notices from Somerville and nearby areas Sept 7
Obituaries list residents and ages from Somerville and surrounding towns with several funerals noted. Entries include Annie E. Benet 19, Catherine Boyce 45, Sophronia Curtis 40, Michael Cragin 78, Ruth Downer 62, George Davis 57, Catherine Darling, Hannah Flaherty 89, James Fleming Palsgrave Gannett 81, Edwin Gardner 53, Henry Hawthorne 61, Sarah Harriman 69, Lyman Hobbs 69, Abraham Holman 85, Katie Mulcahy 18, George McCarthy 26, Mrs John Muir 52, Sarah McLanguin 65, William Munroe 34, Helen Parcher 16, and others with locations like East Boston Cambridge Charlestown Dorchester Linden Marlboro. Funeral details noted for several and flowers request.
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Medford
George Davis
Poulrty
Mary Doherty
Peane
Saranac Inn
Catherine Daring
Flaherty
Hannah
Patrick Flaherty
Fleming
New York City
James P
William and
Margaret Fleming
Boston
French
Denver
Col
Lizzie B
Charles B. French
Ford
Charlestown
Annie M
Peleg Ford
Fay
Beacon Street
Mary B. Fay
William C. Fay
Trinity Church
Gannety
Cambridge
John Palsgrave Gannett
Gardner
South Hingham
Edwin D. Gardner
Hawthorne
East Cambridge
Henry Hawthorne
Harriman
Boston Highlands
Sarah R
John ©. Harriman
Hobbs
Lyman D. Hobbs
Holman
Marlboro
Mags
Abraham Holman
Mulcaauy
South Boston
Katie G
William F
Anne A. Mulcahy
McCarthy
George I. McCarthy
John
Lucy MccCarthy
Mui
Linden
John Muir
McHaughlin
Sarah McLanguin
Munroe
Lexington
Mass
William Robert Munroe
Parcher
Dorchester
Helen R
W- H. H. Parcher
Boston Symphony season opens with Nikisch at Music Hall
The Boston Symphony Orchestra announces a 24 concert season starting October 12 at Music Hall with Friday public rehearsals and Saturday concerts. Conductor Arthur Nikisch from Leipzig joins, praised for top European performances. Season ticket sales begin next week at Music Hall, with full details in the morning advertisement.
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Arthur Nikisch
Ise
Music Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Nikisch
Leipsic
Europe
Change of Route for Back Bay Cars
The Back Bay street cars now through Marlboro street will run via Boylston street from West Chester park. The change is to allow new tracks to be placed at the junction of West Chester park and Marlboro street. It will last two or three days while work is completed.
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Marlboro Street
Boylston Street
West Chester Park
Auction sales today and tomorrow advertised
Trust-Snow and Co. conducts an auction today at 11 a.m. Real estate firm L. Foster Morse schedules an auction for tomorrow at 3 p.m. Local notice lists two timed property sales with exact times and participating firms.
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Trust—Snow & Co
L. Foster Morse
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