Genoa Exhibition Honors Columbus Discovery
A new exhibition building will rise in Genoa to honor Columbus and the discovery of America. Negotiations between Italy and Austria continue amid disagreements. Chancellor von Caprivi says Europe faces no war danger. James Stephens discusses the Irish question. National Bank Call: Comptroller orders banks to report condition as of Sept 25.
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Genoa
America
Columbus
Italy
Austia
von Caprivi
Europe
James Stephens
National Bank Call
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington in talks over Chile conjecture and Egan case
In Washington officials from State and Navy meet with Secretary Tracy Acting Secretary Wharton and others to discuss alleged incidents in Chile involving Minister Egan and Captain Schley. A cipher cable from Valparaiso is kept confidential as officials assess possible anti American sentiment and refugee handling. No alarm is reported inquiries focus on potential emergency measures.
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Washington
State
Navy Departments
Tracy
White House
Wharton
Department of State
John W. Foster
Commodore Ramsay
Navigation Bureau
Valparaiso
Egan
Schley
Chile
New York Herald
United States
Santiago
Legation
Navy Department
Baltimore
Steamers Arrived at Major Ports with Crew and Routes
A list of steamers arriving or docking at ports including Boston New York and Glasgow with origins from Montreal Montreal and Boston. Vessels include Merjulio Godolphin Ethelwold Arizona Nestorian Creaton Ludgate Hill Vexa Juenos Ayrean Grimm Amarynthia Grecian Sorrento City of Lincoln Furnessia Sardinian Saale Furnesalan Cephalonia Eider and others plus dates Sept 25 26 27 28.
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Boston
Merjulio
Godolphin
Progreso
Mex
Ethelwold
Jamaica
New York
Arizona
Liverpool
Glasgow
Nestorian
Antwerp
Creaton
London
Ludgate Hill
Marseilles
Vexa
Juenos Ayrean
Montreal
Hamburg
Grimm
Amarynthia
Grecian
State of Nevada
Dover
Sorrento
Lewis Island
City of Lincoln
Rotterdam
Moville
Furnessia
Bremen
Saale
Tory Island
Furnesalan
Queenstown
Cephalonia
Southampton
Eider
Late Ship News From New York Harbor Logs Numerous Vessels
Shipping report lists steamers Cottage City Bennett La Campine Cycle Saura Baya Yamuri Havana Lucy P Miller Portia St Johns Fleet and brig Arcadia plus many others sailing for Santos Port Natal and related ports. Names include Lambert Abbey Coe Green's Landing St Croix Peerless and more as ships set sail.
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New York
Cottage City
Bennett
Portland
la Campine
Smith
Antwerp
Cufie
Jones
Liverpool
Westengate
Atwood
Kitty
Luevig
Christiansand
SK Lyman
Pinkham
Cycle
Saura Baya
Yamuri
Havana
Lucy P Miller
Bangor
Ems
Bremen
Portia
St Johns
Brig
Arcadia
Barbados
Caroline
Mayagnez
Carrie Kell
Hillsboro
Uruguay
Windsor
Addie Sawyer
W K Chester
Machias
Glendon
Cora May
Ettie
Clara J Wilbur
St John
bAdam Bowley
Ellsworth
Laylight
Boston
George and Albert
New Bedford
Gill and Waird
Deer Island
Lucy
Friend
Wetherston Importing Cos Elite Kentucky Whiskey Sold in Three Sizes
The Wetherston Importing Co presents Elite Kentucky Whiskey in sealed bottles sold through hotels, grocers, and druggists. The notice lists multiple distributors and addresses including Smith Benedict Siegemund Tremont street. Stephen Gale Washington street. Shannon Charles street. Van der Heyde Meredian street East Boston. Fenelon Union Square Somerville. Warren Washington street Brigton. Jeffers Broad way Somerville. Graves Dudley street. Gove Chauncy street.
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Wetherston
Smith, Benedict & Siegemund
Tremont St
Stephen Gale
Washington St
N. W. Shannon & Co
Charles St
Otto van der Heyde
Meredian St
East
Boston
J. J. Fenelon
Union Sq
Somerville
Geo. W. Warren
Washington Street
Brigton
J. W. F. Wilson, Jr
Broadway
South
E. A. Graves
Dudley St
Jeffers & Co
J. A. Gove & Co
Chauncy St
Tariff Debate Delayed To Second Reading Of Treaties
Negotiators plan conciliatory moves as customs tariff items face disagreements delaying final approval. Separate talks occur with Italy and other powers, while joint meetings address issues impacting all.
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Italy
JAMES STEPHENS ARRIVES IN DUBLIN WITH GOVERNMENT PERMISSION
James Stephens ex Fenian leader lands in Dublin and is said to have government permission to stay for life. He travels from Kingstown on the same boat as Charles Stewart Parnell but does not meet him. In an interview he endorses constitutional agitation for Irish nationhood and states his continued support for Parnell.
Victory in the Air and the Worcester Democratic Convention
Worcester report on the Democratic State convention eve, listing proposed ticket: Governor William E. Russell, Lieutenant Governor John W. Corcoran, Auditor William D. T. Trefry, Secretary Elbridge Cushman, Attorney-General George M. Stearns. Munn declinesTreasurer. debate over successor. Large pro Russell sentiment. Lowell delegation parade with torches. Democratic materials and editorial outlook critical of Republican tariffs and praise for Blaine. The Young Men's Democratic Club plans Oct 10 Springfield dinner with John K. Russell. many delegates and party figures present.
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Worcester
William E. Russell
Cambridge
John W. Corcoran
Clinton
Wiliam D. T. Trefry
Marblehead
Commonwealth
Elbridge Cushman
Lakeville
George M. Stearns
Chiconee
E. L. Munn
Holyoke
Henry C. Thacher
Yarmouth
Long
Norfolk
Lowell
Russell
Bay State House
Mechanic's Hall
Bay State
Colonel Allen
Post
McKinley
Reed
Harrison
James Gillespie Blaine
Maine
Blaine
Reed, McKinley & Co
James Blaine
Mulligan
Cabot Lodge
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Theodore C. Bates
Republican State Committee
Young Men’s
Democratic Club
Springfield
John K. Russell
W. F. Cooke
Josiah Atwood
Boston
Thomas
Child
Cookinge
Ashburnham
J. K. Cunningham
Terbert
Davis
Roxbury
Edward C. Dempsey
John D. Emmons
Walpole
James &. Grinnell
Greenfield
Palmer H. Langdon
Enineer
Dale
Gen- Q
Digging Mystery Grips Marblehead as Treasure Seekers Labor
Marblehead residents bustle over a treasure hunt in the forested hill near North River. A dated old cheque found by a Chanwick Lead Works clerk hints at a possible link to the diggers, though authorities say it may be irrelevant. Police previously dispersed three suspicious strangers near South Salem as tide work neared.
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Marblehead
Spectan
Forest River
Chanwick
Boston
Howard Banking Company
Thomas H. Lord
Salem
South Salem
Caprivi Optimistic on European Peace at Osnaburg Jubilee
Berwin September 25 Chancellor von Caprivi delivered a long optimistic speech on Europe’s political outlook during the Seventy-eighth Infantry Regiment jubilee at Osnaburg Hanover He dismissed fears that the existing order would fail and said no sovereign desires war He noted recent rapprochements reflect an equilibrium and that governments aim to avoid conflict He pledged attention to internal affairs and stated the government supports both workers and employers The remarks by Ribot and Caprivi left a favorable impression in the city.
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Berwin
Osnaburg
Hanover
von Caprivi
Europe
M. Ribot
Building in Genoa to honor Columbus exhibition
The Italian American exhibition committee in Genoa plans a 500000 lire building project for an exhibit of Italy and America agricultural and industrial products. The goal is to boost trans Atlantic commerce and open a new market for American merchants in Genoa, Italy’s largest foreign merchandise distribution point.
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Tome
Genoa
America
Italy
Russia's Boiling Pot and Economic News
The Moscow Gazette warns England will face retaliation in Asia over Dardanelles threats. Sv Peterburg reports six months to June show a 16.6 million rouble surplus vs prior deficits, and rye bread exports from Libau trigger calls for market inquiry to curb grain speculation as Kiev’s pavine fund hits 250,000 roubles.
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Londox
Moscow Gazette
England
Dardanelles
Asia
Europe
Sv. Peterseora
Libau
Pawine
Kieff
King and President Honor Mrs Harrison at Auburndale Event
About twenty Boston King and Queen Daughters and Sons delegates visited Mrs. Harrison at Woodland Park Hotel Auburndale for a reception. Rev Dr Grillis and Rev P B Moxom attended. Mrs Harrison received a satin badge with a poem If We Had But a Day and a silver cross emblem. Lunch followed.
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Newton
King's Daughters and Sons of
Boston
Harrison
Woodland Park
Auburndale
Grillis
Moxom
Order
Gritlis
Mary Lowe Dickinson
Charlotte 8. Doolittle
Fight Over a Graveyard in New York
Papers were served for Trinity Church's appeal after Judge O Briens ruling to condemn St Johns cemetery for a public park. Col S Van Renssalaer Cruger, Trinity comptroller, will press the case to the general term. The commissioners remain stayed and the street open ing board is blocked.
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New York
Trinity Church
O'Brien
St. John’s
Greenwich
S. van Renssalaer Cruger
Trinity Corporation
Eugenes. Ives
Joseph Ulman
Richard Deeves
Six Men Injured in 60 Foot Brooklyn Cage Fall
In Brooklyn at Greene and Washington avenues a lifting cage failed during descent into a sewer excavation. Six laborers were badly bruised and injured as the car plunged about sixty feet. Ambulance summoned, workers pulled others to the street, all expected to recover.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Alabama
Fall River
New York
Greene and
Washington Avenues
Tts
Desperate gang overpowers deputy. officer fires, two wounded
Gapspen Alabama Sept 28. Several members of a white robber gang jailed for robbery and train wrecking overpowered Deputy Sheriff Melton this morning. They placed a rope around his neck and were beating him when a policeman arrived and fired on the prisoners. The men fled to their cells. two were later found wounded. Melton survived with rope removed and to recover.
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Gapspen
Ala
Melton
Disagreements Delay Negotiations in Munich and Rome
Reports say Austrian delegates in Munich clash among themselves and with Italian delegates over reconciling conflicting claims of industrial and agricultural classes as negotiations drag into September 28.
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Munich
Rome
It Ia
Lho Full
Weavers Fines Case Opens in Worcester Court
In Worcester Superior Civil Court the Commonwealth prosecutes Josiah Perry of Dudley for violating a new act that bans fining weavers for imperfections. Judge Thompson presided, with Attorney General Waterman for the Commonwealth and A J Bartholomew for the defense. Arguments completed, case taken under advisement.
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Worcester
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Josiah Perry
Dudley
Thompson
Waterman
A. J. Bartholomew of
Ware
Opening of Cotting v Countess de Lartigue in Newport
Special to the Post: Supreme Court hears argument on whether Rice validly disposed of the Bourne trust fund. Boston lawyers clash over whether Rhode Island or New York law applies, with next of kin and grand children named. court takes case under advisement.
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Newport. K
Supreme Court
Matteson
Sitness
Tillinghast
Charles A. Cotting
Brookline
Mass
Countess de Lartigue
Mary Bourne
Newport
Charles Allen Thorndike Rice
Bourne
James Parker
Boston
Charles Parker
New York
Mary M. Parker
Dublin
N. H
Mary S. Parker
John E. Parsons
Rice
Rhode Island
Loyd
Edith Bryce
Not a Good Likeness of Jefferson Davis statue
In Jackson Mississippi on September 25 the life size Jefferson Davis statue opened for committee review. After inspection the committee voted informally against acceptance with all but one opposing. They referred the matter to a new committee of twenty five citizens well known to Mr. Davis.
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Jackson
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Boston Man Wins Chess Championship in Chicago
Charles F. Barker of Boston won the Chicago Chess and Checker Club tournament after twenty-five games with fifteen openings. Barker defeated J. P. Reed of Boston in the final to claim a $1000 purse as Reed finished with a 4 1/2 to 0 1/2 plus two draws.
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Pacific Coast
Charles F. Barker
Boston
J. P. Reed
Chicago
Immigrant Inspector Reports Return of Ten Men to Canada
SENT BACK TO CANADA. Immigrant Inspector Furness at Ogdensburg N Y reports to the Treasury that last week he sent back ten men who tried to enter the United States in violation of the alien contract labor law. Superintendent Owen called it the best week’s work yet by any inspector.
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Washington
Furness
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Treasury Department
Canada
Owen
Lynn to cross railroad below grade at Eastern Ave
County commissioners approve order allowing Lynn to cross the Boston and Maine line below grade at Eastern avenue. The action affects traffic routes and city infrastructure plans. The decision was filed today in Salem.
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Salem
Spectar
City of
Lynn
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eastern Avenue
Students Outfitters Promotes Special Student Department Prices
The ad promotes available purchases without deficiency in the budget and urges economical choices. It presents Students’ Outfitters as a source for student department items with special prices aimed at students seeking value.
Peace at Fall River and Will Not Reduce Wages
Agreement ends labor unrest as workers and management resume normal operations. Leaders say no wage reductions will occur while production stabilizes at Fall River mills amid ongoing negotiations and market pressures.
Prolonged Strike Averted in Cotton Industry
A large Cotton Manufacturers' Association meeting in Fort River postponed action on a planned Oct 5 wage cut. The market had shown improvement since a wage reduction vote, easing fears of a prolonged strike. Spinners and weavers had opposed idle time, and Barnaby mill workers who had struck began returning to work as operations partially resumed.
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Fort River
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Barnaby
Colored Citizens Form Lynn Branch of Equal Rights Group
Colored residents of Lynn held a meeting to organize a Lynn branch of the Equal Rights Association. They announced that critics would not be admitted to future meetings and that all attendees would join the Armstrong rally in Boston Thursday evening.
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Cambridge Manual Training School
Interscholastic Football Association
George W. Chapman
Board of Police
West End Company
Rapid Transit Commissioners
J. E. Shepard
Foss
Harrison
King’s Daughters and Sons
Wendell Phillips
Lynn
Curtis Guild, Jr
B. R. Wilson
The
Equal Rights Association
Dorchester
Colored People of
Srecian
Colored Citizens
Boston
Fishermen Pay Ice Prices in Gloucester Denunciation
Nathaniel Webster denounces local ice companies from his carriage claiming fishermen pay 240 per ton while another company charges 2. He says fishing owners and church members aid the dishonesty. The Gloucester Board of Trade president is criticized as crowds gather. John H Pray, Sons & Co. continue closing out sales as they move to a new Washington Street store.
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Gloucester
Nathaniel Webster
Pleasant Street
Cape Ann
Board of Trade
John H. Pray
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Portieres
John J. Pray
Sons & GO
Leonard & Co., Moston
Shirvan
Daghestan
Dabistan
Anatolian
Bagdad
Shiraz
Kazak
Karabagh
ALA. Investment and Development CO
James W, Hyatt
Globe Building
Chauncey Hall School
Boylston Street
N.L
Olesen
A.A
Courttess de Lartigue
Philadelphia
Miss
Indian Bureau
Civil Service Rules
Eagan
Har
Weeks & Potter CO
Gen’! Agents
Job
J. T. Phelps
Dev
Parnell
the Diggers
Hopeful von Caprivi
Russia
Cemetery of
Austria
Rh, Stearns & Co
Charles A. Colling
Jackson, Miss
Harvard
Bosic
the Manufacturers’ Association
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