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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1889

Page

5

Reed Ahead of M'Kinley in Republican Speakership Race

Washington Sept 25 special reports Mr Reed leads the Republican race for speaker with Major McKinley close behind and Burrows of Michigan a possible western challenger. caucus votes projected with Reed around 65 first ballot, McKinley 55 60, Burrows 12 15 and Cannon about 18. western and railroad sentiments shape divisions among state delegations and key figures including Quay Blaine and southern reps influence final alignment.

Washington Reed Major McKinley Captain Burrows Michigan Congress Pacific Slope Pacific Railroads Nutting New York Brower North Carolina Mr. Cannon Illinois Mr. Henderson Iowa Henderson McKinley Burrows Cannon Cagpon New England Pacific States Pennsylvania New Jersey Kansas Total Wisconsin Nebraska Minnesota Lansing Sherman Wilbur Belden Sawyer Farquhar Laidlaw Baker Wallace Brooklyn DeLane Quay General Bingham Messrs O'Neill Harmer McCormick Bayne Judge Kelley Yardley Scull Dalzell Morrell Judge General Browne Indiana Dorsey Missouri Cheatham Ewart McComas Maryland Mr. Rower Keifer National Committee South Blaine Ohio

Prosperous Print Works at Cocheco Company Meet

Dover N H September 25 The annual stockholders meeting reports 50 227 894 yards printed and 49 201 834 yards sold up 11 592 908 from last year. Profits 221 275 and 4 percent dividend of 60 000. 179 080 reserved for repairs and machinery. Officers elected include President T Jefferson Coolidge and treasurer Thomas J Edmunds.

Dover N. H Cocheco Manufacturing Company T. Jefferson Coolidge T- Jefferson Coolidge Boston John McDuftee Rochester Howard Stockton Charles W. Amory Brookline George P. Gardner Amory A. Lawrence Thomas 3. Edmunds Newton Thomas Edmunds John Holland

Ives Case Jury Disagrees and Is Discharged

The jury in the Ives case failed to reach a verdict with nine voting for conviction and two for acquittal while one juror remained undecided. The court discharged them and Ives was returned to the Tombs, with a new trial likely as Colonel Fellows plans to bring him before another jury.

New York Ives Colonel Fellows Brooks Fullerton

Disaster at Chicago suburb wreck kills and stirs crowd

At Chicago suburb injures and deaths followed a freight engine collision with a suburban train at eighty-seventh street and Vincennes avenue. Engineer Seth Twombley narrowly escaped lynching as a mob pursued him before he fled into a side street. The first body recovered was Miss Kelley, whose face and hands were severely burned from the scalding steam.

Curiaco Seth Twombley Eighty-Seventh Street Vincennes Avenue Miss Kelley

Straws From State Street Market Echoes Bullish Tone

The New York market showed strength with buoyant specialties and rising railroad earnings. Northern stocks like Northwest attracted bids, Manitoba drew speculation, and sugar steadied after a strong day. Eastern and United Gas issues gained, while Atchison bonds faced reorganization pressure. The Texa s & Louisiana Land & Lumber declared a monthly dividend, Cameron Coal eyed expansion with a $200,000 furnace need, and a St Paul Minneapolis electric contract topped outside West End deals.

Thomson- Houston Electric Company St. Paul-Minneapolis West End

MISSISSIPPI TRAIN ROBBERY STAGEBOOK

A Mobile & Ohio mail and passenger train was held up at Buckatunna Mississippi by three armed robbers disguised with bandannas. They escaped with about 2700 dollars from the express car while a large bag of government money remained untouched. Authorities offer a 1000 dollar reward. Fort Worth reports a second Santa Fe robbery near Crowley and pursuit underway. Rube Burrows is suspected in the northern Texas case.

Moniz Ala Mobile & Ohio Luckatunna Miss Mobile Buckatunna Therrel Hust J. W. Dunning Dunning Florida W.C. Bell Bell Meridian Billy Scholes Citronelle Fort Worth Tex Santa Fe Crowley Rube Burrows Mobile & Ohio Company Mobile Register Buckatunne Mobile & Ohio Road

Bankers In Convention Opens In Kansas City

The American Bankers Association holds its annual convention in Kansas City Missouri with about 1000 delegates. President Charles Farsons of St Louis opens proceedings at Warder Grand Opera House and outlines topics including international circulation uniform bills of lading uniform paper for drafts and a national clearing house. President St John of Mercantile National Bank urges Congress to end legal tender notes and allow free coinage of silver.

Kansas City American Bankers’ Association Charles Farsons St. Louis Warder Grand Opera House Parsons America St. John Mercantile National Bank Congress United States Mr. St. John

Marriages and obituaries listed from Beverly area notices

A compiled list of September marriages and local obituaries across Beverly Farms Lower Mills Newbury Auburndale and nearby towns. Entries include Abbott Like Blanchard Hartford Cook Rollins French Briton Hall Hunter Peabody Barr Rowell Tratto Spooner Batchelder Sweeney Rogers Weeks Whipple Clouston De Wolf Eaton Farrar Fulton Hewett Homer Jones Langdell Laws Pratt Rogers Stone with ages and residences where given.

W. A. Cobb Concord N. H Mary E. Rollins Henry G. Rollins M. R. Deming Loui Mamie Briton Boston Hall Hunter George H. Young Charles N. Hall Ida P. Hunter Peabody Daniel H. Sweeney Loston Almeda V. Rogers Bradford Weeks—Whipsele O. P. Gifford Frank F. Weeks Fannie K. Whipple Clouston Lydia Samantha John Clouston Dewolf Swampscott Robert de Wolf Eaton AL Augusta Henry Amherst Eaton Farrar Francis H Daniel Farrar Fulton Georgie Fulton James 5

Victims of the Landslide Reported in Quixnec

The bodies of two Bradley children were found close together after the landslide that killed Michael Bradley’s family. Joe Kemp, found after 108 hours under debris, has died. Champlain ward residents denounce city officials accused of bribing wounded patients to suppress complaints. An indignation meeting is feared after the coroner’s inquest verdict.

Quixnec Michael Bradley Joe Kemp Champlain Ward

Major Warner Declines Pensions Post Offer

Major William Warmer of Missouri has declined the office of commissioner of pensions offered by the President. The decision rests on business requirements.

Deer Park William Warmer Missouri

City of Paris Sets Transatlantic Run Record on Voyage to New York

The Inman Line steamship City of Paris arrived off Sandy Hook after a six day sixteen minute crossing from Roche's Point, the third fastest on record. It carried foreign delegates to the American congress and was met by the revenue cutter Manhattan for quarantine briefing. The ship’s daily runs averaged 461 to 492 miles, with a noted total of 27 389 knots for the voyage.

New Yorks City of Paris Inman Line Sandy Hook Liverpool Roche's Point Paris International American Congress Washington Manhattan Manual Quintana Senor Saenz Nin M. de Luna Granga J. Holderness Revenue Crater Hoffman House Queenstown New York

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