Fownes Craven Tan Gloves and New Fashions Displayed
Hewins Hollis announce receipt of Fownes Craven Tan Gloves Oak Tan and introduce new neckwear including the Belford and Fitzroy scarfs. They showcase Scotch Cheviots silk striped Flannels for travelling shirts and pajamas and offer made to order shirts pajamas dressing gowns and jackets with new neck scarfs.
Bank founded in Mexico City by German and English capitalists
News brief notes a new bank established in Mexico City financed by German and English capitalists. Other items mention Rt Hon Henry Chaplin winning the Sleaford division seat in Lincolnshire and a fair weather forecast for today. Also reports the New York oarsmen were not ill treated by the Union Boat Club in this city.
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City
Mexico
Henry Chaplin
Sleaford
Lincolnshire
Gciry
New York
Union Boat Club
Painter, George W. Herald veteran dies in Boston
George W. Painter a member of the Post composing room died at his home 183 Warren avenue yesterday morning from Bright's disease of the kidneys. He was about forty one, a Harrisburg native who worked on the Herald in New York before settling in Boston and later served as assistant foreman on the Post. He leaves a widow.
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George W. Painter
Post
Warren Avenue
Bright
Harrisburg
Penn
New York City
Herald
Boston
Boston Herald
Painter
Weather Forecast for New England and Nearby States
Washington area forecast for September 27 to 8 p.m. Saturday calls for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont fair with westerly winds and stationary temperatures, Vermont slightly warmer. Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut fair with westerly winds and steady temperatures. Eastern New York mostly fair, extreme north with light rain, westerly winds, and steady temperatures.
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Washisnaton
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Cotton Region Bulletin for Sept 27 1889
For the twenty four hours ending September 27 1889 at 6 p.m. meridian time the Cotton Region reports weather and crop conditions across the region with data compiled for market and farming interests.
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Cotton Region Bulletin
New York oarsmen not ill treated by Union Boat Club
Curtis Guild Jr., captain of the Union Boat Club, defends the club against claims of poor accommodations after the Labor Day New England regatta. He notes the Atalanta Boat Club sent thanks for hospitality, and explains lockers were shared, boats moved, and tickets issued to visiting crews to prevent damage and ensure order.
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New York
Union Boat Club
Post
Curtis Guild, Jr
Atalanta Boat Club
New York Club
Notable hotel lists and political receptions in Boston
Lieutenant David H. Hill and wife stay at the Adams House while Baron E. Bardstein at the Thorndike. Sheriff John B. O'Brien held a Republican reception at Young's to thank supporters, with 150 attendees. Boston sub-masters of city schools discussed shortening terms to reach maximum salaries, led by A. L. Rafter. Dozens of guests, many from New York, Philadelphia, and various cities, are listed as late arrivals at Tremont, Adams, Revere, and other venues.
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David H. Hill
U.S.R.M
Adams House
Baron E. Bardstein
Thorndike
John B. O’brien
Young’s
Suffolk County
Boston
A. L. Rafter
Dudley School
Brunswick
J. Hammond Gibson
Philadelphia
Claude Hoffman
Fort Smith
Ark
Henry 8. King and Wife
San Francisco
W. M. Johnson
Chicago
David Stewart
Baltimore
Henry Snyder
Pittsburg
Parker
New York
Henry Cutter
Wilbraham
EK. Wood
Pawtucket
R. L Tavern
J. F. Conant
Seattle
Wash
W. G. Davis
Concord
H. H. Howe
Athol
J. A Bechmann
Revere
Horace Montgomery
C. W. Deming
F. H. Fassett
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
N. H
A. W. Sulloway
Franklin Falls
C. F. Mumm
London
Eng
Agawam
Crawford
B. F. Rogers
Cabot
Perkins
Biddeford
H. H. Baker
Farmington
W. H. Lyman
Springfield
Quincy
Warren F. Daniell
Franklin
Henry P. Blair
Manchester
H HI. Bishop
St. Albans
Samuel E. Pingree
Hartford
Saylor
Bangor
A. Leighton
Thomaston
L. A. Webster
Providence
Henry Southen
Gloucester
Rufus Waterman
T. Seelye
Easthampton
A. Baxter
Augusta
Morton Carlisle
Cincinnati
United States
H. E. Packard
A. KE. Abbott
R. J. Tracey
New Haven
Burchard
Michigan
Louis Blake
Pittsfield
J.C. Smith
W.H. Howe
Burgess
O. Vendome
H. ©. Farin
B. F. Bosey
Lewiston
Horace Hingluff
R.H. Boyd
Thomas W. Boxewell
O. P. Lidworth
Buffalo
M. Jones
Beacon Park to Host East Boston Driving Association Races
The committee organizing the East Boston Gentlemen's Driving Association fall meeting has scheduled the races for Beacon Park on Tuesday October 8. The announcement outlines event arrangements and venue specifics for the annual gathering.
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East Boston
Mail wagon driver injured after fall near post office arch
William Babson, driver of a United States mail wagon, unhitched a horse to tow a heavy team up a steep incline under the post office. While leading the horse he slipped and fell under the wagon wheels, injuring his right leg badly. He was taken to his Charlestown home.
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William Babson
United States Mail
Charlestown
Trains Collide Telescoped Near Palatine Bridge
A fast Central Hudson train telescoped another two miles east of Palatine Bridge New York. About 300 passengers were aboard both trains with initial reports varying on fatalities. By Sept 28 four to twenty killed were reported as relief trains and surgeons rushed to the scene.
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Palatine Bridge
N. Y
Arpany
Hudson Road
New York
Albany
Michigan Southern
Niagara Falls
Horth
Bissell
Unica
St. Johnsville
Little Falls
Canajoharie
Mr Chaplin Returned in Sleaford By-Election
Luondon Sept 27 Elections to fill the Sleaford division vacancy caused by Henry Changlin becoming Minister of Agriculture resulted in the return of Mr. Chaplin with 4386 votes against 8079 for his opponent Mr Francis Otter of the Gladstonian party. Chaplin had been unopposed in the previous vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luondon
House of Commons
Sleaford
Lincolnshire
Henry Changlin
Chaplin
Francis Otter
Gladstonian
Providence in Collision with Schooner Avis Near New York
The steamer Providence of the Old Colony line collided with the three master schooner Avis off Schuyler's Light about 8 pm, ripping sixty feet of deck and injuring the Avis captain. The Providence anchored, took on the injured crew, and proceeded with passengers alarmed but safe. The damage is being repaired as Providence remains tied up until replacement by another line.
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Newport
R. L
Providence
Old Colony
Ecollision
Avis
Farnsworth
St. John
New York
Schuyler’s Light
Hart Island
Ships and sailings listed for September from major ports
A September compilation records numerous ocean crossings and arrivals with vessels such as Marmion, North Durham, Hungaria, Britannic, Cyprus, Aslacoe, Circassian Prince, Amsterdam, Christian Johnson, Columbia, Macedonia, Hibernian, Jlsse Marie, Alliance, Grasbrook, City of Atlanta, California, Pennsylvania, Polynesia, Nova Scotian, Kansas, Alava, Kolpino, and Minnesota. Entries note ports from Boston to Liverpool and New York to Hamburg, with dates around September 23–27 and related sailings or arrivals.
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Boston
Marmion
Port Antonia
Omaica
Baltimore
North Durham
Glasgow
Hungaria
Mambure
New York
Britannic
Liverpool
Cyprus
Licata
Palermo
Aslacoe
Swansea
Newcastle
Messina
Christian Johnson
Baracoa
Circassian Prince
Antwerp
Amsterdam
Christian Johnsen
Baracon
Columbia
Hamburg
Philadelphia
Macedonia
Sineiva
Hibernian
Jlsse Marie
Altona
Rio Janeiro
Alliance
Lizard
Shields
Kolpino
London
Minnesota
Opposition to the Interstate Commerce Act Faces Futile Path
Washington observers foresee renewed bids to repeal the Interstate Commerce Act in the coming Congress. Opponents argue future penalties and anti railroad sentiment will hinder enforcement, while supporters cite administrative limits. Boston and New England leaders oppose repeal, yet broader national action may push toward central control in telegraphs and other areas.
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Washigton
SprciAu
Congress
Cooley
West
United States
Missouri
Boston
New England
Bank to be established in City of Mexico with 20 million capital
Negotiations long in progress for a new bank in City of Mexico succeed. The institution will have 20 million dollars capital, with 4 million paid in at startup. Backers are Frankfort and London capitalists, described as a German move to safeguard local mercantile interests.
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City of
Mexico
Frankfort
London
Margarette of Beverly Brings Record Cod Catch to Gloucester
The schooner Margarette from Beverly arrived at Gloucester with 400000 pounds of codfish, the largest trip this season and, with one exception, the largest ever landed at the port by an American fisherman.
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Guloucesterr
Sprcrar
Margarette
Beverly
Grand Banks
Cleared New York port lists many ships and vessels
Shipping news from New York lists numerous steamers and schooners cleared for sea including La Gascoene Santelli Maure Umbria and many others. The long roster names ships ports crews and destinations such as Glasgow Sorrento Hamburg London and Boston with multiple American and Canadian ports noted.
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New York
la Gasecoene
Santelli
Maure
Umbria
McMickan
Liverpool
Salerno
Rogers
Gothesburg
Portia
Ash
Halifax
Fulda
Ruseck
Siemen
Cirengsia
Laws
Glasgow
Sorrento
Jurgensen
Hamburg
Michele
Scott
Gibraltar
Embla
Miller
Stockholm
Salome
Nielson
Port Natal
James Stafford
London
Daphne
Whitaker
St. Johan
N.B
Vinton
Ells
St. John
Prudent
Dixon
Galena
Morris
Windsor
N.S
New Bedford
Joseph G. Dean
Mary Sands
Wood's Ioll
C. S. Payne
Hillsboro
Julia Francia
Wall River
Avis
Reuben Eastman
Gardiner
E.G. Willard
Rockland
Dean
Taunton
Markee
Boston
Frank 9
Worcester Festival Hails Zerrahn After Packed Concert
In Worcester on Sept 27 the afternoon crowd packed the festival hall for Aus der Ohe and other works. Concerto and Valkyries gave mixed results, while the evening Creation suffered from fatigue and poor pace. A bronze Wagner bust was unveiled for Mr. Zerrahn, lauded for lifelong contributions to New England music in multiple societies and festivals.
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Worcester
Sprerau
Fraulein Aus der Ohe
Schumann
Timotheus
Alexander
Handel
B. Merrill
Hopkinson
Polo
Beethoven Mile
Adele Aus der
Rodelina
Mio Caro
Mme
Corinne Moore-Lawson
Waener
Franlein Aus der
Zerrabn
Mme. van Arnhem
Frederic Harvey
Babcock
Harvey
Mr. Babcock
Haydn
Germany
Richard Wagner
Lorenz Gedon
Er. L. Davis
The
Musical Association
Zerrahn
Wagner
New England
Haindel and Haydn Society
Salem Choral Society
Harvard Musical Association
Petersburg
Baltimore Philharmonic Orchestra
America
Arthur Weld
East Boston Larceny Trial Adjourned in Robbery Case
The trial of Avery L Rand for breaking and entering and larceny at Edward L Fitzgeralds junk shop resumed in East Boston. Fitzgerald testified again, prosecution closed, Brandeis argued for Rand, Rand read correspondence with owner Holland. Court adjourned. Next Massachusetts Society for Promoting Good Citizenship meeting Monday at 3:30 p m with George Makepeace Towle as speaker.
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East Boston
Avery L. Rand
Edward L. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Mgr. Brandeis
Rand
Holland
The
Massachusetts Society For Promoting Good Citizenship
George Makepeace Towle
Rumy & Co Cloth Store Ad in Boston Streets
A brief advertisement invites men and boys and mothers to visit Rumy and Co at Essex and Washington streets to select clothing. It promises fair prices, suitable cloth and style, and zero risk for buyers, with a pledge to return next year.
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Boston
K. T. Rumy & Co
Essex and
Washington Streets
Democrats Hold CaUcases in Ward 18 Big Bolt in Wardroom
A lively Democratic caucus across wards produced contested delegates to state councillor and senatorial conventions. Ward 18 saw a mass departure and bolting from the wardroom amid a clash between Callahan and Cunniff factions, police escorted Edwin A Wall from the hall, and a contesting delegation was chosen for three conventions while other wards named their state councillor and senatorial picks. The event featured tense ballots, resignations, and disputed chairing as factions claimed victory.
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E. A. Wall
William E. Russell
James Donovan
Nathan Matthews, Jr
James Calnan
Callahan
Cunniff
Edwin A. Wall
Thomas Fee
M. M. Cunniff
Mr. Cainan
Mr. Cunniff
Ward 18
Day
J. B. Neagle
Langham Hotel
Henry D. Andrews
William F. Brooks
William F. Macdonald
Benjamin A’. Palmer
Marshall P. Brown
Richard F. Keough
William J. Cahill
Andrew B. Porter
Francis Lally
John F. Slattery
Emory D. Leighton
Florence McCarthy
William C. Brooks
Charles A. Tilden
Philip Bb. Gero
James C. McKie
Thomas Culliney
Thomas J Scott
Eugene P. Dever
Thomas A. Walsh
James Graves
William B._F. Whall
Eugene P. Moynihan
Charles W. Finlay
Thomas IF. Doherty
George Carlen
William Woolley
Thomas _ Hoey
Dennis F. Lane
Thomas Murray
Patrick Sheehan
Charles F. Quigley
Patrick C. Kelly
Francis J. O'Hara
Willian J. Burke
Boardman Hall
Patrick H. Quinn
John H. Duane
John H. Marshall
Thomas Arthur
John Pendergast
Whitney
Patrick J. Grady
George J. Fitzpatrick
James J. Doherty
W. W. Dwyer
Cornelis I
Doherty
James Hagen
Patrick J. Kennedy
Thomas O. McEnaney
Patrick Quinn
Charles A. Kelly
Thomas Sutton
Thomas Nolan
James Douglass
Thomas F. Crook
Francis J. Sweeney
Christopher P. Conlin
John J. Cotter
Peter Mulhearn
Michael K. Farrell
David J. Fitzgerald
John J. Corrigan
John M. Coury
Fred A. Robinson
Frank Casey
Robert C. Fanning
Joseph Power
Edwin T. Dando
Richard A. Boudreau
Thomas Pendergast
Philip Smith
Jeremiah J. Donahoe
Frank J. Brown
Edward F. Mantin
David J. Gilbert
Fred Ryan
William Riley
John J. O’hara
Patrick J. Dolan
John J. Murphy
Serge Senatorial
Cornelius E. Mahoney
At Large
William J. Doherty
Cornelius H. Green
Henry E. Hayward
William H. Mahoney
John J. Tague
John J. Fitzpatrick
James H. Wilson
Thomas F. Furie
Edward Egan
Charles M. Hunter
John V. Noonan
James F. Henchey
William H. McLoughlin
James H. Fitzpatrick
Warp
State
T. Frank Murphy
J. J. Corbett
Frank H. Carr
Edwin F. Dunn
Patrick Coyle
Tobias Beck
John F. McCarthy
Fred L. Gillooly
Michael Reardon
William Burns
Frank Wachter
P. J. Donovan
J. R. Murphy
Edward F. Reilly
Hugh A. McMahon
Edward Gagan
D. J. Griffin
John Reade
K. G. Quirk
J. A. McDonald
Nahum Chapin
Charles M. Dacey
Senatorial
P. O’riordan
John F. Bamrick
Morris McKenna
Nicholas J. Furie
James
Murry
John Hurley
Warren Garder
Michael Brown
John P. Reynolds
John Donegan
William F. McCormick
John F. Hartnett
Hemming Erickson
Thomas Waldron
Timothy Connors
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