Hoar Triumphs In New England Trip Adjustments
Senator Hoar secures a Worcester stop for visiting delegates and gains a West Point portrait unveiling during a North Atlantic program. The party proceeds October 3 to West Point, then to Boston, Lowell, Lawrence, and Worcester before continuing to Manchester and Portland. An office for a Bay State colored man is created, and a gun jacket mishap at the Washington gun foundry is noted.
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Secretaries Whitney Despatch on Baltimore Trial
In response to Secretary Tracy’s telegram of congratulation, former Secretary Whitney’s despatch from Lenox dated September 16 thanks for the kind message and expresses confidence in continued high standards and future results for the new cruiser Baltimore.
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Big Railway Deal Rocks Ottawa and Northern Pacific Plan
Ottawa shares sell Northwest Central line to an English syndicate for £2,000,000 covering 450 miles toward Peace River valley. New York reports Northern Pacific Blanket Mortgage of 169 million dollars with 1 percent cash dividend on preferred stock starting Jan 1, 1890 and quarterly 1 percent dividends thereafter. Boston meeting votes to increase capital stock by 150,000 for Winthrop road completion and debt payoff.
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Faithful global trekker warns of anti Chinese laws backlash
The Rev Dr Charles H Fowler of San Francisco after a world voyage warned in Cuscaco that in ten years America may face bloodshed from enforcing anti Chinese laws. He quoted a Chinese leader noting China will assert itself as its military and naval power grows.
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Market dull in New York with selective strength noted
The New York market yesterday showed muted activity while pockets of strength appeared in Sugar, Northern Pacific preferred, wrangers and New England. Chicago influence loomed as traders expected more stock activity there, with forecasts of easing Northwest rate cuts. Local notes mentioned Wiscon sin Central president Colby returning from abroad and expectations of higher first mortgage bond prices. News of rail securities, bail pool rumors, and corporate moves at New England, Chicago & Northwestern, and Burlington lines followed. Fort Payne real estate sales, Anniston land progress, and hog receipts in Chicago framed a broader, tense market scene with bearish provisions talk and signs of a large deal in October pork. A dividend report from Consolidated California & Virginia Mining highlighted substantial total payouts since consolidation. The day closed with a New York mood of heaviness and low energy in boardrooms.
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Second Massachusetts Volunteers Hold Reunion At United States Hotel
Sixty five members of the Second Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Association met in reunion at the United States Hotel yesterday noon. Officers elected include President John C. Metcalf Lynn, Vice President R Pendergast Lowell, Recording Secretary J D C Baldwin Lowell, Corresponding Secretary J R Merritt Swampscott, Treasurer F P Loud Quincy. An executive committee from each company was named to set the next meeting time and place. A informal banquet followed with a pool meal, story telling rather than speeches.
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Marriages in Somerville and City Notices
Marriages recorded includes George Barker to Louisa Jennings in Somerville on Sept 16 by Rev Durell. Peter Gernston wed Britta Haggb lom in the city on Sept 16 by Rev Olmstead. Otto C Feist married Vera Geiger in the city on Sept 15 by Rev Lindemann. Charles J Millard wed Louise C Smith in the city on Sept 16 by Rev Dittard.
Deaths in the City and Surrounding Areas on Sept 14–17
Obituary notices list numerous deaths from Sept 14 to Sept 17 in Boston area cities and towns. Entries name Margaret Cronin, Ellen Cain, Josep F. Coste, Nancy Perkins Cary, Joseph Jennes, Catherine Driscoll, Ellen Egan, Edwin Fewkes, Patrick Green, Michael Maley, Charles Ketcher Holland, Louisa Holt, John Bertram Little, Bridget McDonough, John McAuliffe, Patrick Murphy, Charles E. Marston, Daniel O’Connell, Daniel O’Connor, Margaret Reagan, Frank E. Ramsey, Henry J. Sibley, Thomas Shea, Susan Ulman, Sarah Whiting, with ages from 25 to 92 and multiple towns including Charlestown Nahant Swampscott South Boston Malden Charlestown Cambridgeport Watertown Sutton and more. Funeral notices indicate services in Nahant and at homes, with several relatives named.
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Joseph Jenness
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Catherine
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Michael Kegan
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Edwin Fewkees
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David Mason
Clara K. Little
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Patrick Murphy
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A Matter for Women Only Remedy Promoted for Nervous Weakness
A lady correspondent recommends Dr. Greene's Nervura as a cure for female weakness and related ailments. She claims it restored her health and blessed her with healthy babies, and the ad notes it is vegetable and harmless, sold by druggists at $1 per bottle, with free consultation offered at 34 Temple Place, Boston.
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Stores and offices to let in Leather trade centre
Two light stores with fine offices, large elevators, and rear entrance on South Street in the heart of Leather trade. Can be let singly or together for a term of years. Apply to R. E. Townsend, 28 School Street, Room 4.
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Large basement store for rent at 249 Congress Street
Property listing describes a large basement with office on the street floor extending to Atlantic Avenue. Noted as an exceptional chance for a wool man. Inquiries directed to R. E. Townsend at 28 School Street.
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Chauncy Hall School Primary and Grammar Arrangements
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