Will Control New York County Convention Says War ner Miller
Senator Allison keynotes Republican State campaign opening in Marshalltown Iowa under the Iowa Travelling Men’s Republican Club. He argues old parties are in accord on monetary policy and warns reforms to tariffs and bonds are unlikely with Cleveland in the White House. Bonds for current expenses are blamed as a major blunder of the last two years. Ex-Gov Larrabee Gen Drake and Reps Hager Henderson Lacey also spoke.
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Marshalltown
Allison
Iowa
Republican Club
Cleveland
White House
Senate
Larrabee
Drake
Hager, Henderson and
Lacey
Ex Senator Miller on local option and excise issue
Ex Senator Warren Miller at the Fifth Avenue Hotel weighs in on the excise question saying the issue dominates the campaign and local option is impracticable. He warns a Republican county convention backing local option would hurt the party and insists the state legislature should set laws.
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New York
Warner Miller
Fifth Avenue
Miller
Platt Wins Majority of Delegates for County Convention
Platt will control the county convention meeting October 8 after electing a majority of delegates last evening. Contest in most districts and small riots in a few reported. Platt holds 213 delegates to anti Platt 10.
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New York
Platt
Stabbing on Sugar Steamer Huxley In Boston Harbor
Charles Dahlber, 25, a sailor aboard the sugar steamer Huxley unloading at South Boston Refinery wharf, was stabbed in the left breast and above the right eye during a drunken row led by Charles Mezzi. Dahlber is in serious condition. Mezzi and Theodore Ringhoff were arrested and held on $5000 bail.
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Charles Dahlber
Huxley
Refinery
Boston
Charles Mezzi
Dahlber
Mazzi
Adams
Theodore Ringhoff
Fallon
Joe Ringhoff
Reception to Mrs Turner by Woman's Charity Club
The Woman's Charity Club will host a reception for Mrs. Lizabeth A. Turner national president of the Woman's Relief Corps and Mrs. J. Sewall Reed national secretary at Copley Hall Grundmann studios Clarendon street Tuesday evening from 8 to 11 o'clock. Tickets are priced at $1.
St Paul liner to sail New York to Southampton voyage kicks off
The St Paul an American line steamship built at Cramp Philadelphia is due in Boston Harbor next Tuesday for a Cape Ann trial ahead of service to New York and Southampton. Captain J C Jamison, a veteran navigator, will command the vessel which will replace the St Louis during modifications. The ship features a double bottom cellular hull, 554 feet long, 11000 tons gross, quadruple expansion engines and capacity for 320 first class 200 second class and about 900 emigrants.
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New American Line
St. Paul
New York
Southampton
Eng
Boston
Cramp
Philadelphia
Cape Ann
Boston Towboat Company
St. Louis
Cramp Docks
England
J. C. Jamison
Brooklyn
Polytechnic
New York Harbor
Cape Horn
San Francisco
Honolulu
Jam'son
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Indiana
Vaterland
Switzerland
Waesland
Rhynland
Westernland
Cramps’ Yard
America
Addi
Nation's Trade Report Shows Iron and Steel Demand Rise
Big demand for iron and steel accompanies firmer cotton, wheat, and wool prices. Railroads report higher returns than a year ago while leather shipments show a halt.
Trade Outlook Mixed As Gold Exports Persist
R G Dun & Co Weekly Review notes monetary optimism with stronger September railroad volumes and larger clearing-house activity, yet exports of cotton may shrink due to high prices. Iron, woollen, leather and silk show weakness, while iron and steel demand edges lower and foreign ore purchases rise. London sales lift speculation but overall prices hold steady amid cautious outlook.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
United States
Cleveland
Providence
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Peoria
Minneapolis
Reading
London
Germany
Havana
Cuba
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Bessemer
Eastern
Connellsville
Bargain Stock of Overcoats and Suits Sold Half Price
Fisk and Goff announce a sale of 2000 overcoats from Richard son Smith and Chase and 400 boys suits from Michaels Sterns and Co. at half price. Window display promises $25 overcoats for $15 and $20 for $12 among twenty styles. Returns accepted with money back guarantee. Located at 23 and 25 Boylston St Boston.
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Richardson, Smith & Chase
Kingston
Bedford Streets
Boston
New England
Michaels, Sterns & Co
Rochester
N. Y
Fisk & Goff
Boylston St
Washington
Tremont
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New York County
Vention
Charles Mazzi
South Boston
Equate
Park
Boston Bridge
Horgan’s
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Jones
The
Summer St
Fook Wes Ikece
Wm. Miller Clothing Co
Nobby
Yankee Clothing CO
Pete
Val Dep
Eienry Effrey & Co
Washington Street
Chas. Green & CO
Kington Street
DUN Review
Corner Middle & Cross Sts
Portland, Me
National Supply CO
F. Brodie
Temple Place
N.Y. Brintnall & Co
India St
Boston Custom House
Central Wharf
N. Y. Brintnall & Co
Canada
Buzzard’s Bay
John Rogers
Marion
Carlisle
Gray Gabbles
Thurber
Lipshultz Safe
A. P. Lipshultz
Harrison Square
Gloucester
Albany-Hudson River
Fall River Line
Boston & Albany Railroad
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