Indian School Expansion Urged and New Pierre Plant Proposed
Washington reports a push for more Indian schools including a planned $25,000 appropriation for a new industrial school at Pierre South Dakota on Missouri River land. Also noted are Secretary Bayards possible successor and general Indian education efforts with Pueblo and Sioux communities.
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Pasquale
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Great
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Dak
Missouri River
Return of an Exile in Salem After Wandering Across Continents
Suverau J John F Mahon once of John Mahon & Sons in Lynn who failed in 1881 for 200000 offered to surrender to Deputy Sheriff Johnson in Salem but no indictment existed. He detailed a long wander via Montreal England and Europe including work as secretary reporter and drug clerk before returning to New York.
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Satrem
Suverau
John F. Mahon
John Mahon & Sons
Lynn
Canada
Salem
New York
Johnson
Mahon
Edward
George H. Cushman & Co
Montreal
England
London Echo
American Exchange
Boston
London
Colorado
Mailory
Wanderer returns to Massachusetts after a long European and North American sojourn
The narrative follows Edward and his brother John as they travel from Galveston to Laredo then Canada and Mexico, with Edward teaching languages in Mexico and later running a Winnipeg wholesale shoe business. John works varied jobs, suffers typhoid, and later drifts to New York as a machine shop laborer before planning to return home to face punishment and renew life in Massachusetts.
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Laredo
Mexico
Montreal
Edward
Massachusetts
Winnipeg
Canada
John
H. A. Wilder & Co
New York
Tiffany & Co
State House
Jacob Sharp's Appeal Opens in Extraordinary Session
Governor Hill's extraordinary general term reassembled to hear Jacob Sharp's bribery appeal. Judge Van Brunt presides with Judges Daniels Brady and Bartlett, six hours allotted for argument, with counsel focusing on the indictment and evidentiary challenges.
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Governor Hill
Supreme Court
Jacob Sharp
van Brunt
Daniels
Brady
Bartlett
Stickney
Nicoll
Bourke Cochran
Sharp
Court Strikes Testimony From Ives Reference Record
Chief Justice Larremore ruled to strike questions and answers from the Ives reference record as improper. The decision sent the record back for referee amendment and noted the reference was for scheduling, not depositions. Separately, Cincinnati directors accepted resignations of Henry S. Ives and George Stayner and elected Joseph Rangan to a vacancy, with $70,000 annual expense cuts planned.
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H. S. Ives & Co
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Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
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Joseph Rangon
German families feud ends with axe handle assault
In Lawrence on Arlington street two Germans, John Helmrich and Emil Daidrich, lived upstairs and downstairs. Daidrich, angered by an insult to his wife, armed with an axe handle and waited for Helmrich to come down. He struck Helmrich repeatedly, leaving him with severe head wounds and abdominal pain. Daidrich was arrested. the victim’s injuries are serious.
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John Whelmrich
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National Prison Congress Resumes in Toronto Debate on Prisoners Care
The National Prison Congress opened sessions in Toronto on September 13 with talks on physicians care, food, clothing, ventilation and labor. Yale law’s Francis Wayland introduced the topic. Dr. Phillips and Warden Brush spoke, debate over tobacco for prisoners divided. Delegates toured Central prison and Mercer reformatory. Mrs. Johnston of Sherborn MA described treatment at the women’s prison, praised by Massachusetts commissioner Clement Fay.
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Ortt
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Francis Wayland
Yale Law School
Phillips
Rhode Island
Brush
Sing Sing
Central Prison
Mercer Reformatory
Johnston
Women’s Prison
Sherborn
Mass
Clement K. Fay
Massachusetts
Harvie
State arbitration meeting to settle Rockland hand sewer dispute
The State board of arbitration held a public session to resolve issues between the Rockland Company and its hand sewers. Evidence on prices paid in Brockton Stoughton and Rockland was reviewed along with work quantity and thread quality. Jesse H. Jones was limited to written testimony, and three more days were allowed for additional evidence.
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Stoughton
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Bridgeport
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General Assembly
State of
Co. K. Averill
Horse and buggy crash injures Dr Yeaton and wife in Peabody
A horse attached to a buggy with Dr Yeaton and his wife from Lynn ran away yesterday afternoon at Peabody. The pair were badly injured about the face and limbs.
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Lynn
Peabody
Woes of a Missionary Aboard the Spanish Warship Manila
Carrie Rand recounts the arrest of Missionary Doane in Ponape and the ensuing tensions as Spain asserts control over Eastern Micronesia. The piece notes the disputed lands, school closures, and shifts in policy toward local language instruction, with Doane’s release and calls for Spain to rectify the situation.
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Carrie F. Rand
Post
Potter
Marblehead
American Board of Missions
Micronesia
Spain
Charles VI
Philippines
Ponape
Oua
Germany
Bismarck
Board of Missions
Doane
F. E. Rand
Manila
Rand
Philippine Islands
Kusaie
Mr. Rand
Cape Cranberry Harvest Outlook From Cape Cod
Sanpwich Massachusetts September 13 The Cape cranberry bogs begin picking with early blacks done but most growers waiting a week. A leading grower says West crop will be short, raising East demand. Early shipments mostly to the West and New Jersey crop expected smaller. Western dealers favor Cape berries strengthening market.
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Sanpwich
Cape
New Jersey
Fruit Barrel Prices Seen Climb as Growers Expect Gains
Prices here show fruit at 750 to 925 dollars per barrel with growers predicting further increases. Market watchers await higher bids as supply and demand shift.
New York Republicans at Saratoga Convene for State Convention
Delegates to the Republican State convention in Saratoga are arriving slowly with about one third present. Fred Grant is favored for secretary of state, Carmichael of Buffalo for state treasurer, and Noah Davis along with Clarence A. Seward for attorney general. Seth Low to be temporary chairman. Warner Miller may be permanent. The platform likely attacks the Democrats and supports temperance and civil service reform. Prominent figures including Hiscock Evarts Miller Platt Morton attend. a harmonious convention is anticipated.
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N. Y
Hiscock
Fred Grant
Carmichael
Buffalo
Noah Davis
Clarence A. Seward
Evarts
Miller
Platt
Levi P. Morton
Seth Low
Warner Miller
Amusements and Showtimes Across Boston Theatres
The city listings note performances at multiple venues. Park Theatre presents Jim the Penman with shows at 7:46 p m. Hollis Street Theatre features The Corsair with 2 p m and 7:45 p m times. Globe Theatre offers Monte Cristo at 2 p m and 8 p m. Boston Theatre presents A Run of Luck at 2 p m and 7:45 p m. Boston Aseum shows The Domini e S Daughter at 2 p m and 8 p m. Howard Athenium presents The Night Owls at 2 p m and 8 p m.
Sales by Auction Notices for Thursday and Today
Auctions list items and times: Horses and carriages by Albert Howe & Co Brighton at morning, Stocks by R. L. Day & Co at 11 30 a m, Stocks by Francis Henshaw & Co at noon, Carpets and rugs by Leonard & Co at 3 p m, and Land by Samuel Hatch & Co at 1 p m Thursday.
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Brighton
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Leonard & Co
Samuel Hatch & Co
Marriages In This City September 1890s Record
Burke Wells Caroline T Wells Joseph T Burke Boston Egan Carfe Dominic J gan tolzabeth Carey Lina Johnson Charles Lina Clara Johnson Martin Anderson George H Martin Mary P Anderson Payson Pingry Dorchester Beckers Coppenrath Charles J Reckers Boston Lizzie Coppenrath Cambridge
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J M. Huse
J. P
Joseph T. Burke
Caroline T. Wells
Oston
Egan—Carfey
P. Rowan
Daniel J. Gan Tolzabeth Carey
Lina—Johnson
C. F. Johensson
Charles Lina
Clara Johnson
Martin—Anderson
C. H. Lenes
George H. Martin
Mary P. Anderson
Payson—Pingry
Dorchester
Christopher R. Eliot
Horace K. Payson
Ella Pingry
Beckers—Coppenrath
Cambridge
Mr. Rice
Charles J. Reckers
Boston
Lizzie Vy, Coppenrath
Obituaries Arrive From Across Massachusetts Area
A list of obituaries dated September notes deaths in Atkinson Dedham Cambridge Boston Braintree Waltham Peabody Gloucester and surrounding towns. Ages range from 13 to 81 with causes including sudden illness. Notables include graduates from Harvard College and long-time residents.
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Waltham
Abigail H. Gregory
Francis Gregory
Nathaniel Brown
Giddings
Peabody
Joshua Giddings
Gifford
Boston Highlands
Mary N
James C. Gifford
Gleason
Martha A. Ockley
McLeod
East Boston
Maggie A
Alexander
Christina McLeod
Parmenter
South Boston
Lyman H. Parmenter
Phillips
Thomas Phillips
Sawyer
Arlington
Henry E. Sawyer
Hampton Falls
N. H
Mary J
Albert
Smith
Boston
Stone
Belmont
H. Franklin Stone
Whyte
Medford
Benjamin F. Whyte
Worster
Cambridge
John Worster
Wyman
Edward Wyman, Jr
New Novel by The House Author
A forthcoming work from the author who wrote The House is announced. Details about the plot and publication date are not yet released, but the press notes promise a return to the author’s signature themes and narrative voice.
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