Sherman Trust Bill and Democratic Debate in 1890s
The article discusses Senator Sherman's new trust bill and the broader political clash with Blaine over Trusts and state vs federal jurisdiction. It covers Judge Gresham's remarks on Blaine, Alabama manufacturing concerns, Maine election outcomes, and ongoing congressional investigations into library building influence. It also notes Vilas funding conflicts and the Presidents nomination of Lambert Tree as envoy to Belgium and Russia.
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Sherman
Maine
Blaine
Uited
Gresham
Harrison
United States
John Russell
Presidyt
Capiin Boutelle
Russell
Enablin
House
Kelley
Pennsylvania
Representative Stahlnecker
New York
Stahlnecker
Army officers granted leave and duties at Fort Bridger
Assistant Surgeon Louis E. Crampton ordered to inspect signal service property at Fort Bridger in Wyoming Territory. Captain John Rister given two months’ leave while Captain GQG Doane of the Twenty seventh Cavalry receives a two month extension. First Lieutenant George Ruhlen of the Infantry granted four months’ leave. First Lieutenant NS Jarvis, assistant surgeon, granted one month extension.
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Washington
Louis E. Crampton
Fort Bridger
Wyoming Territory
John :Ister
GQ. G. Doane
Cavalry
George Ruhlen
Eee Infantry
N.S. Jarvis
Gargeon
Keene and Cheshire Republicans Nominate Senate Candidates
In Keene on September 11 the Republican group for the Keene district nominated D. W. R of Sullivan for Senator while Cheshire district Republicans selected Ezra S Stearns as their candidate.
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Keene, N.H
Keene
D. W. R of
Sullivan
Cheshire
Ezra, S. Stearns
Revere House Band Favorite Attracts Strong Showcrowd
The Revere House remains a crowd favorite as its current bands draw larger audiences, reflecting growing local interest in live music at the venue.
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Revere House
Forged Quotations Prompt Home Market Club Reply
Emerson W. Jupp of the Massachusetts Tariff Reform League accuses the Home Market Club of circulating forged international quotes about free trade. A Boston cable despatch and English directories are cited to challenge authenticity. Jupp asks for issue dates to verify and seeks public corrections if forgeries were circulated.
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Home Market Club
Tariff Reform Club
Herbert Radclyffe
Sir
Grover Cleveland
England
London Spectator
America
London Times
Cobden Club
United States
Lord Brassey
Boston Post
Emerson W. Jupp
Massachusetts Tarif Reform League
Boston
Boston School Committee Debates Swintons History Removal
The Boston school committee opens its first meeting after summer with seventeen of twenty three in attendance. It considers two communications on removing Swintons History from public schools, one from the Evangelical Alliance led by Rev George S Chadbourne and another from the committee of one hundred. The board votes to refer the matter to the committee on text books, with power to hear, and also schedules actions regarding Paris 1889 exhibition arrangements and several teacher nominations and appointments.
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Board of
Swinton
Evangelical Alliance
Committee of One Hundred
Faneuil Hall
Tremont Temple
Williamson
Cambridgeport
Boston
Sir
Alliance
Public Schools of
George
Chadbourne
Warland Street
P. S
A. H. Gordon
N. B. Jones, Jr
J. F. Clymer
Ezra Farnsworth
O'Grady
Collison
School Committee of
Swasey
Committee On Text Books
O’grady
Paris
Messrs
Duryea
Chapin
George E. Howes
Charles K. Lebon
Samuel Thurber
Gibson
Bertha F. Cudworth
Harris
Marion A. McIntyre
Worcester Music Festival Auction Breaks Records
Worcester's music festival auction today disposed of over 1200 seats with premiums. Total receipts reached 8740 dollars, including 2830 in premiums, exceeding all previous festival sales. Single seats will continue to be sold tomorrow.
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Worcester
Music Hall
Ottawa Aides Seizure Of American Tug Over Towing
Ottawa authorities moved to seize an American tug alleged to tow vessels and rafts between Grand Manan New Brunswick and Eastport Maine. The Gifford fishing vessel obtained permission to sell fresh halibut at Halifax after repairs, granted as a hospitality concession not to set a precedent.
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Ottawa
Ont
Grand Manan
N. B
Eastport
Minister of Marine
Gifford
Halifax
Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe in Hartworp Condition Stable
Hartworp Connecticut September 11 Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe remains in unchanged condition this afternoon. Her physician reports she is quite comfortable.
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Hartworp
Conn
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Historic Boston Theatres Schedule Card Highlights
The list shows multiple venues in Boston area offering stage plays and performances. The Park Theatre presents Judge Not at 8 pm, Glove Theatre shows Monte Cristo with matinee and evening slots, Hollis Street Theatre runs A Possible Case at 2 pm and 7:45 pm, Howard Atheneum features Kit with day shows, Bosson Theatre presents The Crystal Slipper, Boston Museum runs Little Lord Fauntleroy with two show times, Grand Opera House presents Lights o London, Cyclorama hosts Battle of Gettysburg, Music Hall Promenade concert at 8 pm, Austin & Stone's Museum open 10 am to 10 pm, Ompeian Amphitheatre showcases Last Days of Pompeii at 7:45 pm.
Carpets and Stocks and Horses Sellouts
Tomorrow listings show Leonard and Co. at 3 p.m. for carpets. K. L. Day and Co. at 11:30 a.m. for stocks. Thursday features C. T. Walker at 10:30 a.m. for horses.
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Leonard & Co
K. L. Day & Co
C. T. Walker
Marriages At Hyde Park Swampscott Camden and Boston
Several wedding announcements dated Sept 8 10 list couples including William H Alles to Annette M Frost in Hyde Park First Baptist Church with officiants Rev Horace W Tilden and Rev P B Davis Leila E Lawrie to L A Bell in Swampscott with Rev Philips Brooks in attendance Ely P Spalding of Brooklyn to Elizabeth A Hill of Boston at Glenimont Camden Me Mary F Ross to Frank M Thomas in Boston Walter H Wellington to Mary J Lamont in Boston with Rev Dr Miner.
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Spalding—Hill
Glenimont
Camden
Ely P. Spalding
Brooklyn
N. Y
Elizabeth A. Hill
Boston
Luther Hall
Stoneham
Mass
Thomas—Ross
Nelson B. Jones, Jr
Frank M. Thomas
Mary F. Ross
Wellington
Lamont
This City
Miner
Walter H. Wellington
Mary J. Lamont
Obituaries from Boston area notices September deaths compiled
Multiple obituaries and death notices dated September list residents from Adams Newton to Wood Lexington. Names include Albert Edward Adams 22, Charles Milton Higgins 3 7, John E Harrold 35, Thomas Justice 33, John T Kiernan 29, Mary Appleton Knowles England, Michael Mahoney 38, Rosine McBurney 83, Louise Newman 10 months, John Rindge 68, Jerediah Ricker 76, C Elizabeth Ruffin 14 9, Daniel W Wise 50, William Barry Wood with service at 85 Commonwealth avenue September 13. No ow ers.
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John T
William
Mary Kiernan
Knowles
Ryde
England
Mary Appleton Knowles
John N. Knowles
Lowell
Mahoney
Maynard
Michael Mahoney
McBurney
Nahant
Rosine
Charles McBurney
Poston
Newman
Louise
J. R
M. A. Newman
Rindge
Marblehead
John Rindge
Cambridge
Ricker
Cambridgeport
Jerediah Ricker
Ruffin
C. Elizabeth
Thornton J
Maria Ruffin
Wise
New York
Daniel W. Wise
Boston
Woood
Lexington
William Barry Wood
Commonwealth Avenue
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Devonshire St
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Congress Street
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Devonshire Street
Melville E. Web
Leoston
Suffolk
Charles R, Elder
Erkeley School
Boylston
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Wellesley and
Smith
Harvard
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Taylor, Demeritte & Hagar
Niss
Abby H. Johnson
Newbury Street
MX. Hale’s School
Otis Place
Institute of Technology
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Vk. G. W. C. Noble
Atek
Massachusetts
Hubbard’s School For Girls
Mystic Park
Lowell Railroad Station
Causeway St
Lawrence
Scollay Square
H. A. Brook
Effie Ellsler
Judge Not
Madison Square Theatre
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OLLIS
Isaac B. Rich
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Union Square Theatre Company
Rosenfeld
Muntington Ave
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Pain
Pompei
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Grand Opera House
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