Sulloway's Big Talk in New Hampshire House Debates Gag Rule
In Concord New Hampshire Sept 28 a raucous House session centered on the Hazen bill and the “gag law” attempt. Debate on Batchelder’s 99 to 30 year lease amendment, Stone's substitute, and procedural motions stretched into late night. Sulloway held the floor from 6:15 pm to 2:15 am, trading barbs with Page and others, while the Boston and Maine fight aimed to force votes on all amendments without further discussion. The episode prompted indignation among fair-minded men and was described as a first in state history for a non political subject.
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Progressive Labor convention nominates state ticket at Webster Hall
In New York on September 28 the convention adopted the September 8 platform and nominated a ticket: Secretary of State Sohn Swinton, Comptroller A Barker of Albany, Treasurer Henry Enrich, Attorney General Thad B Wakeman.
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Pacific Witnesses Testify on Great Railroads Links
New York Sept 28 The Union Pacific railway investigation hearing opened with John J Jackson of San Francisco detailing his role in arranging Senator Jones Nevada railroad sale. Horace White denied receiving money from Union Pacific or Kansas Pacific. Isaac Gaetz, long linked to Central Pacific, could not explain large sums listed against his name.
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Unitarian Ministers Institute Meets In Hill Town
Essayists from Harvard Divinity School lead a six biennial gathering of Unitarian ministers at Wachusett House. The talks explore church authority, canon law, liberal theology, and early Christian faith with sessions by Everett, Thayer, Lyon, and Hall. A notable sermon on authority contrasts Hildebrand’s voice with modern science’s claims.
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The Loss Ts Yours If you fail to use Pearlino
Local ad warns customers that loss may occur if Pearlino by James Pyle is not used. It details risk notes and urges purchase to avoid missing items. Names James Pyle and Pearlino appear in the promotion. The notice urges action to protect valuables.
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Bank Note Replacement Sparks Congressional Dilemma
Washington dispatch reports officials worry that banks are redeeming 4 percent bonds early, reducing long term securities and threatening the national banking system. Treasury bond redemptions could force heavy sinking fund purchases, shrinking bank notes and prompting Congress to choose between a Treasury note issue or a new government ranking system. The piece also notes scattered financial moves, rail excursions to Atlanta for the exposition, and bond offerings with mixed market signals.
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Interstate Commerce Commission Sessions Open in Washington
The Interstate Commerce Commission resumes its sessions in Washington on October 12. Its current docket includes about forty cases set for hearing before November 10. Three Boston Chamber of Commerce cases are scheduled for October 27.
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New Telephone Company Incorporated in Chicago
A Chicago despatch reports the incorporation of a new telephone company in Indianapolis with capital stock of 10 million dollars. The firm plans to manufacture the Slmbert L. Todd telephone, with Todd as a director alongside Ashton Todd of Newburg Frank M. Trissol Noblesville Thomas B. Ward Lafayette Charles W. Adams Chicago and E K J Ellis of Washington.
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Cambridge Rails Earnings Show Mixed Forty Year Bonds Favored
A report outlines September earnings for Cambridge and Charles River roads, now in one company. First ten days 1886 total 24637. this year 25381. Twenty five days 1887 Cambridge railroads at 58489 versus 58899 in 1886, with fare reductions barely affecting gross. Commentary praises new union for expense savings and notes bond opportunities from Chicago Burlington Northern to Southern Kansas, Kansas City lines, and other investments amid market strain.
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Amusements listings for Boston and nearby theatres
Park Theatre presents Jim the Penman at evening showtime 4346. Globe Theatre features Erminie at 7 45. Boston Theatre offers A Run of Luck at 7 46. Boston Museum presents The Red Lamp at evening. Hollis Street Theatre shows The Corsair at 7 45. Franklin Roward Athenæum offers Lost in the Snow at 8.
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Auction Day Sales Schedule Real Estate and Rugs
Auction notices list events for the day including fruit and produce by Harris at noon, carpets and rugs by Leonard and Co at 3 p.m., real estate sales by S. R. Knights and Co at 3 p.m., and Brice and Evans and Son real estate at 8 p.m.
Campbell Phillips and others wed in city and towns
Marriages recorded in this city on Sept 28 include Henry Campbell and Emily Phillips both of Boston. Thomas Farqueason and Jane Hodgdon of Boston. Albert M Gardiner of Boston and Carrie A Goodhue of Stockton Me. Israel Matson of Lyme Conn and Harriet Howe of South Weymouth. William P True and Carrie L Pierce of Boston. Martin Warner and Eliza Sutherland of Boston.
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Deaths in New England Area Sept 25 27
Death notices from September 25 to 27 list Jacob Benari 72 Frank Campbell 65 Jane Cudworth 11L Daniel Evans 59 Sarah F Well 49 Nellie Hagar 4 months Annetta Hall 37 Elizabeth Holmes 75 Elizabeth Hovey 85 Elizabeth McCluskey Daniel McFarland 32 Frank Miller 24 John F Mitchell 28 10 months Mary A Nott née Boston Captain William Nott Almira Seymour 71.
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Revere House Adopts European Plan in Boston
The popular hotel in Boston, the Revere House, has adopted the European plan. It promises refined food and domestic comforts suitable for those who seek a well-to-do home-like stay.
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