Flower and Sheehan Named to Lead New York Democrats
Roswell P. Flower of New York City heads the Democratic ticket for governor with William F. Sheehan of Buffalo as lieutenant governor, Frank Rice of Ontario county as secretary of state, Frank Campbell of Steuben county as comptroller, Eliot F. Danforth of Chenango as treasurer, Simon Rosendale of Albany as attorney general, and Martin Schenck of Rensselaer as surveyor and engineer. At Sarazona on September 16 the convention praised Tammany, denounced Republican policies, and approved a platform pledging sound finance, home rule, tax reform, anti sumptuary laws, electoral reform, canal improvements, and aid to labor. Flower’s nomination was made by acclamation after roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswel L. P. Flower
New York City
Willliam F. Sheeman
Buffalo
Frank Rice
Ontario County
Frank Campbell
Steuben County
Exuiot F. Damrorta
Chenango County
Simon Rosendale
Albany
Martin Scuhence
Rensselaer County
Sarazona
N. Y
New York
Tammany Men
Tammany Ladies
Croker
Tammany Hall
Democratic Party
United States
Friends of Honest Money
United States Senate
Democratic Assembly
Senate
Assembly
Republican Senate
Republican Party
Federal Census Bureau
Congress
Ple
York
Hun Ey
Chicago
Czar
D. B. Hill
Cantor
Porter
Watertown
Roswell P. Flower
John R. Fellows
Rourke Cochran
Thomas Dewitt
Kings County
Alfred C. Chapin
General Catlin
Flower
Chapin
Assemblyman McClelland
Westchester
William F. Sheehan
Senator McNaughton
Monroe
D. Cady Herrick
Sheehan
Elliot F
N.L
Boston
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
A. A
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Louisville
New York Democrats
England
Scretary Foster
Missouri, Kansas
Texas
Ada W. Johnson
Worcester
United States Naval Force
Alaska
Russell
Joe Jefferson
Barnstable County
Hendricks
Long Island City
Allen of Lowell Secures Nomination on First Ballot
At Tremont Temple the Republican State convention nominated Charles H. Allen of Lowell for Governor on the first ballot, defeating Crapo by 199 votes. The ticket remained unchanged, with Kimball for Auditor and Oxman for Secretary. Notable attendees included Lodge, Morse, Long, Ames, Brackett, and Candler. The gathering featured a large, aging attendance and mixed reactions as speeches followed the ballot.
Coal Mine Tragedies: Two Men Die in Falls at Wilkesbarre
Morgan Jones and William Jones plummeted 150 feet in colliery No 5 and were killed. John Brovey perished at Springfield colliery due to a coal fall. John H Pray, Sons & Co announce clearance of entire carpet stock at low prices as they move to a new building.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Morgan Jones
William Jones
John Brovey
Springfield
John H. Pray
Children of Grammar School Age at Chauncy Hall
Pupils in the grammar school department receive regular instruction from experienced teachers. The youngest class will be led directly by one of the principals. School sessions run 9 to 2, with house open till 4 at 693 Boylston Street.
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Chauncy-Hall School
Boylston Street
Chauncy Hall opens airy department room for visitors
Chauncy Hall School announces its cheerful and airy department room is open to visitors daily from 9 to 4. The year begins Sept. 25, a week later than the Upper School, at No 593 Boylston Street in Copley Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncy Hall School
Boylston Street
Copley Square
Republican State Convention Nominates Allen for Governor
Tremont Temple hosts the Republican State Convention with Colonel Charles H. Allen of Lowell nominated for Governor and General John W. Kimball for Auditor. Ticket otherwise unchanged. Convention scenes and events fill pages, plus notes on funerals, fairs, and meetings around Lowell and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Charles H. Allen
Lowell
John W. Kimball
Allen
Dr. Loring
Salem
Middlesex County
Floods devastate Jaen province as Consuegra called city of the dead
Distressing reports reach Mapruio on Sept 16 about Jaen floods. Governor confirms Aubeda submerged with huge property losses and several deaths. Consuegra described as a city of the dead after water rose eighteen feet in the church. Mayor cites four dead. damage estimated at $2.5 million plus buried valuables. Survivors relay rapid river rise and frantic escapes from collapsing homes. Many victims buried without identification for sanitary reasons.
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Mapruio
Jaen
Aubeda
Consuegra
Gladstone Discusses Theosophy in Workmen Clubs
In London on September 16 Gladstone replies to a question about permitting theosophy discussions in workmen's clubs. He will not deny all forms of spiritual manifestation but avoids endorsing every claim and frames the issue as a religious matter within debates.
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London
Gladstone
Irishmen Thank Earl of Aberdeen in Montreal
A Montreal Irish delegation visited the Windsor Hotel to thank the Earl of Aberdeen for his service as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and to praise his stance on home rule. Aberdeen expressed optimism that home rule would triumph and that the English Liberal party would maintain support, with Mr Gladstone also confident of victory.
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Earl OF Aberdeen
Montreal
Windsor Hotel
Ireland
Lord Aberdeen
Gladstone
Mining stock closing quotes for Sept 16
Closing quotations list several mining shares including Ophir at 4.00, Crown Point at -1.40, Savage at 3.05, Gould & Curry at 2.10, and Yellow Jacket at 1.45. Other names shown include Choliar, Potoal, Con. Calu. Va., Nevada, Mexico, and more, with inconsistent punctuation and several unreadable entries.
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Heat & Belcher
Ophir
Crown Point
Savage
Calu
Mr Spurgeon Relapse Noted In London Dispatch
London report notes Mr Spurgeon has experienced a relapse. Advertises The Hetherston Importing Co s Elite Kentucky Whiskey praised for its rich mellow body and smooth flavor. Sold in three sizes sealed bottles by druggists hotels and grocers. Unparalleled sale proves its worth.
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Hetherston Importing Co
Kentucky
New York Democrats Back Sound Money Policy
Washington observers hail the New York Democratic convention’s stand for a currency based on gold value. Hard money Democrats like General Tracey backed anti silver inflation, with hopes a New York victory boosts Cleveland and shapes national policy. Should party shifts occur in Ohio or Pennsylvania, the sound money position remains central to the Democratic platform.
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Waashington
New York
Foster
Reed
Congress
Hill
New York City
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Vermont
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Wisconsin
General Tracey
Albany
Lodge
Greenhalge
Senate
Tracey
Gorman
Flower
Cleveland
Ohio
Campbell
Harrison
Friends of
Pattison
National Democratic Party
Bond policy yields near total redemption, Treasury gains
Secretary Foster pushed a 2 percent continuance offer for 444 per cent bonds. by month end most unredeemed bonds will be redeemed or continued near 26 million dollars. Treasury relief seen as beneficial to banking and monetary stability while gold reserves remained strong. Public notice outlines anticipated redemptions and continuance levels as of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
New Yoe
Treasury circular extends 4 percent bonds continuance and payment rules
The Treasury announces that registered and coupon bonds of the 4 percent loan authorized by acts of July 14 1870 and January 20 1871 may be received for continuance with 2 percent interest until September 80 1891. After that date bonds will be redeemed and not continued. Coupon 4 percent bonds will not be received for payment at the New York Assistant Treasurer after September 30 1891, and thereafter registered and coupon 4 1/2 percent bonds will be received for redemption only at the Secretary of the Treasury in Washington DC. The August 24 and September 2 1891 circulars are modified accordingly. Charles Foster Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
D.C
Charles Foster
Our Cattle in England and U S Efforts to Open Markets
Secretary Rusk aims to press Britain to relax live cattle import rules after declaring pleuro-pneumonia stamped out in the United States. He will urge Lincoln to highlight our inspection system, disease absence, and lower costs for insurers. The British may demand liberal policy once meat health is assured, and trade barriers may ease if ships can profit from lower losses and prices.
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Tracy
Navy Department
United States
Marion
China
Behring Sea
Alaska
Asiatic
Charleston
Lancaster
Honolulu
Yokohama
Mare Island
China Station
Petrel
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
Department
Europe
Atlantic
Pacific
Baltimore
Alliance
Pensacola
Yorktown
San Francisco
England
Rusk
Germany
Great Britain
Lincoln
Court of St. James
New Jersey
Mr. Lincoln
Ocean
Agricultural Department
Iie
Liverpool
Funds in the Treasury Declares Diverse Gold and Note Totals
The Treasury report lists gold coin and bullion at 241,626,762 dollars and silver dollars and bullion at 826,349,459 dollars. It notes silver dollars and bullion from the 1890 act at 62,648,423 dollars, trade dollar bars at 2,620,280 dollars, fractional silver coin at 17,758,821 dollars, United States notes at 27,070,597 dollars, 1890 Treasury notes at 10,791,881 dollars, national bank notes at 136,431, and notes in redemption at 6,133,205 dollars, with total funds 700,617,634 dollars. Certificates outstanding show gold 111,306,889 dollars, silver 322,288,595, United States Treasury notes 51,566,154, currency 25,665,000. Internal revenue receipts today were 242,787 dollars and customs 593,560 dollars. National bank notes received for redemption today were 58,512 dollars.
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Treasury
United States ‘Treasury
United States
National Bank
Internal Revenue
Fall River Print Cloths Sale Report Unclear Data
Faun River market report notes print cloth trades with unclear figures and two and a half cents per unit. The fragment mentions counts for cloth and dates but lacks complete details or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Faun Riven
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Flower and Sheehan
Democrats
Mr. Flower
Mil Flower
Crapo
General Kimball
Blaine
Man
Low
William H. Harvy
Commonwealth
Wil« Pram M. Oxrin
Grerce H. Marpen
JoHn W. Kimpa i
Fitchane
Burg
Albert E. PiLus
Purg
Cogtswell
Walker
Morse
Long
Ames
Crapa
Mr. Allen
Mr. Crapa
Mr. Crapo
Burdett
State Committee
E. H. Capen
Tufts College
George N. Carpenter
Brookline
Elijah A. Morse
George B. Loring
Henry Cabot Lodge
J. O.wardwell
Mr. Lodge
Candler
Wolo “Sra St
Steinhoeft
Hamburg
Alrfax
Stockholme
Roman
Alfred Duimois
Panes
Nba
Leon
Jamaica
Queensmore
Te ~Ree
Bremen
Teutonic
Assyrian
Glasgow
City of Belfast
Alt Antwerp
Orono
Weimar
Rotterdam
Maasdam
Southampton
Father Point
Gerona
Shields
Marseille
St Oswald
Manila
Atremen
Havel
Stettin
Polynesia
Copenhagen
Oak Grove Farm
Ruggles St
Harvard St
Cambridge
Main St
Cambridgeport
Oakgrove Farm
Office OF the Inspector OF Milk
Charles Harrington
Nat'l Life Ins, CO
J. T, Publis
State Agt
Dev
Boawu
Rs Ae
Spain
St Pierre
France
Italy
Chile
Russia
European Danube Commission
Grocers’ Association
New Exchange
Old South
E. E. Hale
America
McKee
Youngers
Woodland Park Hotel
Auburndale
Streicken
MR. Spurgeon
Leonard & CO
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