Fred Douglass Slighted Over Hayti Transport Incident
The Colored Representatives protest treatment of Fred Douglass, Navy ordered him to Hayti aboard Ossipee. Commander Kellogg refused table seat, was relieved, Captain Evans moved to mitigate. Evans found boiler defect, Navy countermanded, sending Kearsarge instead. Despatch arrives to fetch Douglass and family to Norfolk.
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Honduran Delegate Arrives for Central American Congress
Senor Jerome Zelaga, Honduras foreign affairs minister, arrives to attend the Three Americas Congress in Washington. He will meet President Harrison, seeks closer U S relations, a silver dollar standard, and arbitration mechanisms. Zelaga has long served as judge and foreign minister under President Bogin, and notes five Central American states push toward unity.
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San Salvador
Washinton
Union
The
Normandie
Blaine
Expedition plans new longitude determinations in the Caribbean
The Bureau of Navigation and the Hydrographic Office prepare a West Indies and north South America voyage. Lieutenants Norris and Laird will lead the field work after completing observations from Mexico and Central America. A submarine cable route linked Cuba to Venezuela spurs precise coastal surveys and new charts. The Yantic may transport the party starting mid November.
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Hydrographic Office
Westi Indies
South America
Mexico
Central America
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Charles Laird
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Hayti
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Venezuela
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Bureau of Navigation
Leutenant Dyer
Wanamaker Prepares Post Office Changeover Plan
Postmaster General Wanamaker is shaping the post office purge to enable the President to remove Democratic postmasters promptly. He will present a briefing of all presidential cases, listing incumbents, number of applicants, and each applicant’s endorsers for quick decision.
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Campbell May Seek Pension Commissioner Post
President Harrison and Secretary Noble plan a consultation tomorrow to decide the appointment. A. B. Campbell of Kansas, proposed by Senator Plumb, is said to have decided to enter the race and, friends claim, will be selected. Campbell lunched with Corporal Tanner as the President arrived at the White House from Deer Park.
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Noble
Kansas
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Campbell
Corporal Tanner
Letters on tariffs from 1889 Massachusetts clubs
L S Judd of the Fairhaven Iron Foundry and John H Reed of Cotnit send letters to Secretary Mendum of the United Question Clubs. They align with John F Andrew on coal iron ore and pig iron duties and urge prompt action by Congress. Reed supports free coal and lower pig and scrap iron duties to prewar levels for eastern New England manufacturers.
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Reep
Market notes in New York tumble and rebound in sugar trusts
The New York market wobbled with sugar sliding from the open and failing to rally until 87. Prices in Atchison dropped from 38 42 to 34 and recovered to 36. Manitoba rose to 117 and Jersey Central to 125, trade showed strength in Western Union and Gould interests, Vanderbilt stocks gained, and money traded up to 10 percent before retreating. The Sugar Trust faced ongoing scrutiny and possible adverse legislation, while traders speculated on a potential rebound and discussed Atchison’s reorganization and a looming receivership. Large sales by Evans and Cammack, with whispers of short interest in Manitoba and London activity in Ontario & Western, colored the session.
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Atchison
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Jersey Central
Western Union
Gould
Vanderbilt
Marriage notices from city and surrounding towns
Multiple wedding announcements recorded in this city and nearby towns list engagements and unions. Couples include Edwin Y. Brown to Amne Pinbail. Ralph G. Sie of Quincy to Jennie M. Baker. Alfred H. Goodell to Sarah A. Alten. Frederick H. Horle to Caroline J. Weitz. S. B. Jenness to Alice M. Storer. John Amory Jeffries of Boston to Emily August Eustis. Thomas Mebeg west of Woburn to Katie O Connell. Condrey S. Robertson to Alice C. Parker.
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Caroline J. Weitz
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Storer
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S. B. Jenness
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Boston
Jeffries—Eustis
Milton
Th. Morrison
KR. Stebbins
John Amory Jeffries
Emily August
Eustis
McDermost
O’connell
Winchester
J. F. Fielden
Thomas
Mebegwest
Woburn
Katie O'Connell
Winchester - Robertsabon
Parker
Condrey
Robertson
Alice C. Varker
Obituary notices list multiple local deaths sept 23 26
A compiled death notice column from Boston area papers reports numerous obituaries and funeral notices. Names include John F Gateh elder Frederick H Cushman Alice F Dodge Frances H Farrak Annie Faney J Forward Angria C Lamson Albert March Edwin Luther Isabella Meek Mary A Messer John O Leary Anna M Penniman Vesta H Ricker Daniel H Ross Hannai Mitchell Frances Ruth er Phillippina Schmidt Lillian Perkins Watson and more with ages and locations across Medford Somerville Chelsea Jamaica Plain Cambridge Fort Payne Pomfret and other places. Funeral details notes vary including late residence and notice of funeral later.
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Holmes
Somerville
J. Fo Iward
J. H
Helen M. Holmes
Lamson
Angr Iia C
Joshua F. Lamson
Liscom
Abert March
Levi Luscoi
Luther
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Meek
Isabella
J. W. Meek
Messer
Fort Payne
Ala
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O'Leary
Cambridge
John O'Leary
Penniman
Hartford County
Maryland
Anna M
Thomas J
Delia M. Penniman
Baltimore
Ricker
Chelsea
Vesta H
Tilley Ricker
Ross
Chicago
Daniel H. Ross
Boston
Rogers
Pomfret
Conn
Hannai Mitchell
Seth Rogers
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