President Harrison Party Arrives at Woodland Park Newton
Newton September 15. The Presidential party is expected to arrive at the Woodland Park Hotel tomorrow morning. The entourage includes Mrs. Harrison and Baby McKee. They travel from Cape May Point via Camden and Boston and will occupy rooms 53 and others with private dining and staff. The party plans six weeks or more, seeking rest and quiet, with public interest high for a glimpse of the First Lady and Baby McKee.
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Russell Harrison
Philadelphia
Washington
Camden
Boston Express
Boston
New York
Dimick
Stamford
Conn
Harrison
McKee
Boston & Albany
Auburndale
Lee
Newton
Auburndale Avenues
Woodland Park Hotel
Washington Street
Woodland Avenue
Post
Woodland Park
Landford Lee
White House
Baby McKee
J. R. McKee
F. Creighton
H. Wound
J. A. Kennedy
Wallace Waugh
Mary 8. Taylor
Diaz Opens Congress as Mexico Seeks Neutral Policy
President Diaz opened Congress and touted strong foreign relations while noting the expired Guatemala Mexico mixed claims commission and seeking an extension for further work. He said Mexico has diplomatic ties with Japan, Argentina, Russia, and aims to boost trade with new tariffs, sanitary codes, land uptake, and agricultural growth.
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City
Mexico
Diaz
Guatemala
Japan
United States
Congress
Europe
San Francisco Mining Stock Closings Sept 15
Closing quotations for mining stocks on September 15 list Best & Felcher 3.50 Ophir and Crown Point 1.45 Union Union? Norcross 1.9 Yellow Jacket 1.40 Sierra Nevada Gould & Curry 0.10 Mexican 2.05 Navare 2.20 Potomac? Con Cala 7.25 Hiale & Norcross 1.9 references appear, with several prices and tickers.
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Best & Felcher
Ophir
Gingen Choilar
Potom
Navare
Crown Point
Sierra Nevad Gould & Curry
Union Uon
Hiale & Norcroas
Yellow Jacket
Late News: Transatlantic Ship Movements and Crew Listings
A late New York bulletin lists ships sailing Sept 15 with destinations including Liverpool Bremen Antwerp Cape Haitian Yarmouth Bangor Hong Kong Dunkirk and Charlottetown. Vessels named include Nomadic Helvetia Alert Lucy FP Miller Mauna Ia Iceberg and Corsican among others with crews listed.
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New York
James A Webster
Bangor
Sjsmith
Narravansete Phere
Steamera Nomadic
Liverpool
Trave
Bremen
Helvetia
Antwerp
Alert
Cape Haytien
City of Columbia
Yarmouth
Lucy FP Miller
Werman Winer
Wilkenbarre
Boston
Iceberg
Hong Kong
Barks Mauna Ia
Dunkirk
Nellie Smith
Montevideo
Albemarle
Brig
Corsican
Charlottetown
Troops Ordered Out in Kentucky Riot
Hannepseurs Ky September 15 A large riot is under way as a mob this morning freed a prisoner from the county jail. Authorities attempted to recapture him and a clash followed. The Governor has called out the militia to restore order.
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Kentucky
Hannepseurs
Jouann Christopie Menslage
Chrissopher
Boston
Suffolk
Bonda
August H. Menslaghe
Westies
Edward Ford
Real Estate Sale at 32 Oswego Street Ends Sale
Samuel Hatch and Co sold yesterday the three and a half story brick house at 32 Oswego Street for 4070 plus tax for 91 to James A Kernan.
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Samuel Hatch & Co
Oswego Street
James A. Kernan
Record of Fires Across Cities Collide With Losses
A sweeping fire report from New York details the Commercial Advertiser building blaze at Nassau and Fulton streets starting 9 AM, triggering multiple alarms as the wall collapsed and several occupants were injured or missing. Additional incidents span Willow House in Dracut, Middlesex Quarry Company horse barn in Portland, prairie fires near the Northern Pacific line, and scattered house and barn blazes across Camden Milford Exeter Hanover Norwich and Meridian with sizable insured losses.
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New York
Commercial Advertiser
Nassau and
Fulton Streets
L. Pierge & Co
Fulton Street
Charles Y. Beach
Bridgeport
John Audleman
Louis
William
Audleman
Lowell
Lawrence Road
Dracut
White Kelly
Mrpplettown
Conn
Middlesex Quarry Company
Portland
Camden
Samuel Dyer
Cross Street
Riva Cesare
Exuter
N.H
S. B. Dyer
Hanover
N. H
Frank Slacks
Norwich
Meridian
Ed Davidson
Harry Warner
Porrtland
Casco Tanning Company
Tounsat
Oldest Catholic Seminary to Celebrate Centennial in Baltimore
The Baltimore American reports that St Marys Seminary founded July 10 1879 on North Paca Street will mark its centennial with events October 25 to 28. Cardinal Gibbons cathedral reopens after 50000 in improvements and the new dormitory annex for ninety students will be inaugurated. Rev Dr Chapelle will be consecrated coadjutor to the Archbishop of Santa Fe. The gathering is expected to bring most archbishops and bishops and over 500 clerics.
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Baltimore American
Baltimore
St. Mary's Seminary
North Paca Street
Society of St. Sulpice
Cardinal Gibbons
Chapelle
St. Matthew’s Church
Washington, D.C
Santa Fe
United States
St. Mary’s
Catholic Theological Seminary
Emory
National Assembly of
France
John Carroll
London
Francis Charles Niager
England
Nagot
Lavadoun
Tessier
Gammier
Maryland
St Mary’s Seminary
Garnier
Benedict
Joseph Flacot
John B. David
Stephen V. Badin
Father Badin
Bishop Carroll
Old St. Peter's
Sulpician Society
St. Mary’s College
William da Hourg
St. Mary's
Sulpicians
American Sisters of Ciarity
Emmittsburg
Society of Jesus
Kenrick
Bayley
Semeinary
Holy See
Massachusetts Convention Feud and Spotted Loyalties Rise
Delegates swirl around an unsettled race for governor with Crapo and Allen as competing pillars. A leaked Hoar letter predicts 20000 more votes for Crapo, sparking alarm among Allen supporters. Resolutions clash over a Boston Police plank as party unity hangs by a thread.
Crapo Arrives in Boston Refusing to Alter Governorship Stance
Mr Crapo landed in Boston noon yesterday and met ex Governor John D Long at the Parker House to discuss the governorship situation. He stated his position remains unchanged and he would enter the convention if asked, acknowledging a party divided over his and Mr Allen’s candidacy. He returned from a European trip, reported feeling robust, and surprised at broad support for his nomination.
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Bourrage
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Long
Crapo
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John DL. Long
Crap
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Massachusetts
Turner
Malden
General
Kimball
Fitchburg
Palmer
Groton
Milliken
New Bedford
Gleason
New Braintree
J. Henry Gould
Medfield
State Committee
Enfield
Mr. Haile
Committee On Resolutions
Harrison
Democratic Party
Congress
Republican Party
Executive Council
Osborne
Boston Police Commission
Haile
Moses J. Stephens
Andover
Boston
Parker House
John D. Long
Ailen
New York
W. W. Crapo
Custom House
Raid Clears Naumkeag Club Gambling Den on Avery Street
Police swept a second raid on 14 Avery street early this morning catching six people in the act of gambling. Officers entered via a skylight and secured the entire outfit, with new furniture and a fresh gambling setup seized. Proprietor James Vail alias Arthur Warren, 6 Bultineh street, and five others were arrested. total confiscated property valued at about $509.
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Naumkeag Club
Peare
Berry and
Thayer
Peabody
Charles White
William C. Burdett
Patrick O'Connor
James Kirk
Charles Williams
Arthur Warren
James Vail
Bultineh Street
Navy officer praises French fleet after Toulon exercises
Lieutenant Bradley A. Fiske of the United States Navy, visiting from Europe, praised the French fleet's drill and maneuvering after observing Toulon fleet exercises. He described French sailors as nearly perfect in drill, noting their synchronized movements and quiet, precise signaling during maneuvers.
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N. S. Times
Bradley A. Fiske
United States Navy
Europe
Fiske
United States
Toulon
Isme
France
la Formidable
Times
Continent
Llarbor
French Navy drill praised as near perfect and spotless
Lieutenant Fiske describes French naval officers as calm, precise, and highly secretive, with crews handling guns like toys and drills performed like clockwork. He notes strict passes for visitors, countersigned orders, and France's wartime readiness mindset as he observes La Formidable and Seagull operations. He expects the American Navy to grow in proportion with proper funding and training.
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Toulon
France
la Formidable
Fiske
Portsmouth
England
Vigues
Navy Department
America's First Homestead Documented in Nebraska Tale
The first homestead filed under the Homestead Act was Daniel Freeman’s in Nebraska on January 1 1863 at Brownville after prior squatter rights. The office opened midnight to accommodate his midnight filing and Freeman retained the claim through war. Freeman’s homestead remained his property, unmortgaged, with his family and home thriving on the land.
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Omaha World-Herald
Nebraska
Ohio
Brownville
Neb
Richard F. Barrett
Register
Dick” Bedford
James Bedford
Daniel Freeman
Mr. Freeman
Young Bedford
St. Louis
Duay
Bedford
Barrett
Garrett
Freeman
America
Galusha A. Grow
Pennsylvania
Kreeman
Grow
Weather signal extension to widen daily forecasts
The Weather Bureau plans broader public use of forecasts led by chief Mark W. Harrington. A five flag system will indicate probabilities: white for clear, blue for rain or snow, and a blue and white pattern for local conditions.
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United States
Weather Service
Mark W. Harrington
The
Weather Bureau
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