Complaints From Germany Praised for Suppressing Undervaluations
Washington reports that German exporters complain about Consul Edwards Berlin but officials defend his tough enforcement of correct invoices and anti undervaluation rules. Blaine calls him the first native American Berlin consul and notes prior consuls faced foreign ire for enforcing revenue laws.
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Behring Sea Sealing Operations Report Withheld
Treasury custody details on Captain Shephard’s Behring Sea report remain unreleased amid a growing diplomatic issue. Rush and Bear kept off Behring Sea as three sealing schooners including Black Diamond depart Victoria to renew illicit sealing. If encountered, Black Diamond likely to be brought to Sitka or Onalaska without prize crew.
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Shephard
Rush
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Victoria
Windom
State Department
Black Diamond
Treasury
Alaska
Sitka
Onalaska
Duty on European purchases after wardrobe theft ruled
Secretary Windom informs Collector Saltonstall that Anne H Thwing of Roxbury may not import Europe bought clothing free of duty. The law exemption for wearing apparel in use applies only to articles belonging to the traveler before arrival. Therefore the stolen items and replacements must pay duty.
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Windom
Saltonstal
Anne H. Thwing
Roxbury
Europe
London & Northwestern Railway Company
United States
Island Park Harness Meet Yields Slow Pace Program
At Island Park Albany on September 11 rain reduced crowd and only six heats filled the program. Ed Annan won the 2:17 pace after six slow heats with Emma taking second, while other time trials and events filled the idle slots. Separate notes cover a 2:35 race mishap at Waterbury and Doncaster plain days with St Leger results led by Donovan.
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Albany
N. Y
SrecitAu
Island Park
Ed Annan
Emma
Killarney
Annan
Dauntless Starry
TIBOM
Gap
William M. Singerly
Davis
Balsora Wilkes
Grabenstatter
Pyrmont
Morgan Ethan
Stall
Peete Sala Ati Oles Er de Yime
Waterbury
Richardson
Mead H
Barnes
London
Donovan
Galopin
Monerina
Miguel
Permandez
Davenport
Chippendale
Hemlock
Races Postponed At Point of Pines Meeting
Races advertised to be held yesterday at Point of Pines were postponed due to weather and will be run today. The program includes a three furlongs heats race Battery Orlando Rosetta Per former Gabe Jac a Allie P, a half mile Goodwood cup with Bonnie Tom Wanda Sleepy Tom Ben B Flash, a sweepstakes dash featuring Starlight Lady Elmo Mollie Darling Caesar Kill Quick Abbellina, and a one mile hurdle race over four obstacles Guy Wellington Dave Gideon Schoolmaster His Grace.
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Point of Pines
Battery
Orlando
Bully’h
Rosetta
Gabe Jac A
Allie P
Bonnie Tom
Wanda
Sleepy Tom
Ben B
Flash
Starlight
Lady Elmo
Mollie Darling
Caesar
Kill-Quick
Abbellina
Guy
Wellington
Dave Gideon
Schoolmaster
His Grace
Clark University announces mathematics department changes
Worcester notice lists acting professor William Storey and associate Oskar Botza in mathematics. It names annual appointees Henry Taver, J. F. McCullock, Rollin A Harris, and Henry Bennock as fellows. Course plan and textbooks outlined. new students admitted by November 1. later admission only for special students. John H Pray Sons & Co lectures new fall carpetings and upholstery fabrics.
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Worcester
Clark University
William E. Storey
Oskar Botza
Henry Taver
J. F. McCullock
A.M
Rollin A. Harris
A.b
Henry Bennock
John H
Pray, Sons & Co
Brackett Boom Continues in Regional GOP Caucuses
In Lawrence Brackett leads with all twenty-one state delegates backing him, Crapo absent. Jewett and Walker split lieutenant governor support. In Ward 2 Truell delegates dominate councillor, likely sealing nomination. Waltham, Lynn, Springfield, Orange and Swampscott caucuses show Brackett momentum with multiple delegates chosen, Crapo weak or absent.
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Brackett
Jewett
Walker
Byron Truell
C. F. Loring
Melrose
Truell
Ward
John Q. A. Brackett
Middlesex
Essex
Commonwealth
William Forbes
A. M. Fay
George W. Hall
John Barker
George L. Gage
Seth F. Dawson
John E. Dustin
Henry Nice, Jr
Andrew C. Stone
Alvin E. Mack
William 5. Jewett
James R. Sampson
William E. Gowing
William F. Farnham
George S. Morrill
C. H. Davis
James H. Eaton
William HR. Moore
E. P. Poor
P. W. Hazeltine
John Russell
John Canliff
Charles W. Howard
George A. Sanborn
H. A. Buell
Thomas Ayrey
T. A. Hutchins
B. C. Ames
Ss. M. Murray
Benjamin Andrew
George Hartley
Swampscott
Milton D. Porter
William G. Earp
Aaron R. Bunting
D. F. Knowton
J. R. Merritt
Charles Jackson
Myron P. Walker
Waltham
N. P. Banks
Milton
C. A. Stickney
E. P. Smith
B. B. Johnson
F. A Bradford
O. Upham
Richard Aones
J. E. Lover
C. L. Bailey
B. M. Fullerton
E. B Armstrong
W. G. Childs
Alden
F. W. Lane
C. H. Houghton
D. L. Weeks
F. P. Howard
E. [. Dill
W. F. Jarvis
N. D. Johnson
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L. J. Kendall
Forest Miller
C. C. Symmes
F. K. Foster
W. H. Hall
E. M. French
L. W. Powers
E. McAllister
E. L. Barker
C. J. Shepard
J. E. Glidden
Barney McCusker
G. B. Horton
Osgood Weymouth
Springfield
West Springfield
H. S. Hyde
W. H. Selvey
FE. P. Bartholomew
Crapo
Lenox
Thomas Jefferson and the Louisiana Purchase lecture
Mr Robert Morss Lovett spoke to a large audience on Jefferson and the Louisiana Purchase as part of the Old South summer lecture series. He traced Jefferson’s career from Congress to President and discussed France influence on early American thought. The Old South course ends next Wednesday with Rev E K Hale on The Year 1789.
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Robert Morss Lovett
English High School
Harvard College
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
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Louisiana Purchase
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Rochambeau
Thomas
Jefferson
Virginia
William and Mary College
E. K. Hale
Market report from State Street with bullish tone
The New York market opened fractionally higher and strengthened after favorable news as traders repurchased on declines. London and Chicago buyers supported stocks like Louisville & Nashville and Michigan Central while large holders and brokers eyed a lively West End movement. Northern Pacific stock and Manitoba plans noted, with dividends and mine outputs from Comstock and California Virginia properties detailed and Dunkin dividend rumors discussed.
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Chicago
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Mary Laura Alger and Frederick Cramphorn Wed in North Woburn
Miss Mary Laura Alger wed Frederick William Cramphorn of Ausable Chasm New York at the bride’s home in North Woburn. The Episcopal ceremony was conducted by Rev. William J. Alger with relatives present. The couple will reside in Ausable Chasm where Cramphorn is superintendent of the horseshoe nail factory.
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North Woburn
Mary Laura Alger
Frederick William Cramphorn
Ausable Chasm
N. Y
William J. Alger
Winter Street
Alger
Wix
Milford
George W. Shaw
Fort Worth
Tex
Alfred
Christopher Cramphorn
Montreal
Cramphorn
Horseshoe Nail Manufactory
W. M. Mooney & Co
Noyes Aims Legislature Run From South Boston
It was stated yesterday that ex-Speaker Charles J. Noyes intends to run for the Legislature this fall from his old South Boston district and to seek the speakership of the House.
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Charles J. Noyes
Boston
House of Representatives
Republican Managers Meet in Boston Caucus Plans
The Republican city committee met at headquarters with President J M Olmsteadpresiding and Alpheus Sanford as clerk. They voted to hold caucuses Sept 18 and elected Lewis A Drake to Ward 12, replacing John A Davies. The group considered instructing voters on the new ballot law and proposed ward lectures and mock elections for Republican election officers and interested Republicans.
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Republican City Committee
J. M. Olmstead
Alpheus Sanford
Lewis A. Drake
John A. Davies
Boston
Ees
Funeral of Eben Dale Held at Brook Bank Gloucester
The funeral of Ebenezer Dale was held yesterday at Brook Bank Gloucester with Rev J B Green officiating. Hymns were sung by special request and interment occurred in Mt Aubern Boston. Dexter Mills notes no cause for Mr Dale's act and Henry Parkman is treasurer pro tem.
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Brook Bank
Gloucester
J. B. Green
First Congregational Church
King’s Chapel
Jesus
Dr. Holmes
Boston
New York
Mt. Aubern
Dexter Mills
Devonshire Street
Dale
Henry Parkman
Fruit Horatio Harris & Co Real Estate Sale Times
Today real estate listings show Fruit Horatio Harris and Co at 10 a.m. and S R Knights & Co at 3 p.m. The schedule outlines auction times for property transactions and related notices.
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Horatio Harris & Co
S. R. Knights & Co
Marriages in New England and Nearby Areas
In North Woburn the Rev Mr Alger united Frederick W Cramp horn of Ausable Chasm NY with Mary Laura Alger of North Woburn on Sept 11. At North Cambridge Prof Garrit Droppers wed Miss Cora A Rand on Sept 11. In this city Edward Eagan wed Mary L Drady on Sept 11, by Rev Father O Callaghan. Austin D Miller wed Sarah J O Crocker of Boston in Winthrop on Sept 10. Joseph E Nichols wed Ella E Smith in this city on Sept 9.
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North Woburn
Alger
Frederick W. Cramphorn
Ausable Chasm
N. Y
Mary Laura Alger
Rand
North Cambridge
Garrit Droppers
Cora A. Rand. Eagan—Drady
O’callaghan
Edward Eagan
Mary L. Drady
Miller—Crocker
Winthrop
C. T. Johnson
Austin D. Miller
Sarah J. O. Crocker
Boston
Nichols—Smith
A. J. Gordon
Joseph E. Nichols
Ella E. Smith
Obituary notices dated Sept 8 to 11 for Curtis Hanscom Hertel Hosmer Hudson Jewett Kennedy Lane
Multiple death notices listing Mehitable Curtis Martha Hanscom Christina Hertel Jane Hosmer Patrick Hudson Lucy Jewett James Kennedy Margaret Lane Margaret Anna Lawrence Mary Leahan Edward Malone Thomas Peirce James Winslow Abby Watkins Thomas Williams dated Sept 8 to 11 in various cities and towns. Ages range from 22 to 83 with families including Stetson, Lawrence, Willams.
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Mehitable P. Curtis
Hanscom
Martha A
William A. Hanscom
Hertel
Christina Hertel
Hosmer
Camden
Jane C. Hosmer
Charles F. Hosmer
Joseph Stetson
Hudson
Charlestown
Patrick Hudson
Jewett
Dunstable
Lucy Farley
Ashee G. Jewett
Kennedy
James P. Kennedy
Lane
Margaret Lane
Lawrence
Cohasset
Margaret Anna
Amos A. Lawrence
Zaccheus
Margaret Rich
Leahan
Mary Leahan
Malone
Edward M
Martin
Ellen Malone
Peirce
Orange
Thomas J. Peirce
Winslow
James M. Winslow
Watkins
Walpole
Abby A. Watkins
Williams
Thomas
John
Jessie Willams
West End Street Railway Petition For Overhead System
Brookline selectmen held a hearing on July 11 1889 over a petition by the West End Street Railway Company to establish and maintain an overhead single trolley electric system for its cars in town streets. President Henry M Whitney presented details and benefits while opposition came from Charles H Stearns and W W Potter. The board took the petition under advisement with general expectation of approval.
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Board of Selectmen
Brookline
West End Street Railway Company
West End Streett Railway Co
Henry M. Whitney
Whitney
William Aspinwall
Charles H. Stearns
W. W. Potter
West End Road
Marriage of Edward Eagar and Mary L. Drady in South Boston
Edward Eagar and Mary L. Drady wed at St. Augustine's Church South Boston with Rev Father O'Callaghan presiding. A reception followed at the bride's parents home 595 East Fifth Street. The bride wore a princess gown of white faille.
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Edward Eagar
Mary L. Drady
St. Augustine’s Church
South Boston
Father O'Callaghan
East Fifth Street
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