Work of the conference Obstacles to Be Overcome in the United States
Washington dispatch reports on the South American conference in progress at the Normandie and Arlington hotels. Delegates from Brazil and Argentina join twenty seven foreign participants and ten American delegates as Blaine presides at opening sessions. Officials discuss trade barriers, banking credit, and a potential common monetary unit to boost regional commerce.
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Arlington
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Argentine Republic
Harrison Tommorrow
South America
London
Senor
Salvador de Mandanece
New York
The
Post
Brazil
United States
Blaine
W. E. Curtis
Chicago Daily News
South
Central America
Western Hemisphere
Warner P. Sutton
Matamoros
Mexico
Sutton
Curtis
Extension of Commercial Relations Publicized Across Continents
The extension of commercial relations and interests between the two continents will receive rapid and extensive publicity. Proceedings will be reported by stenographers and if debates are harmonious and outcomes favorable, nearly the full text may appear in an official document.
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Continents
Horn-Blowers and Partisan Postmaster Removals Shake Maine
A Maine paper blasts Governor Robinson's claim of committee inaction and condemns fifty five postmaster appointments by the President. It argues inspectors manufacture charges of inefficiency to oust incumbents, noting Republican replacements in Bath Biddeford Houlton and that Milliken disavows involvement though he knows the appointees.
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Robinson
Postoffice Department
Harrison
Senate
Msias
Milliken
Governor Dingley
Bath
Reed
Biddeford
Boutelle
Houlton
Mr. Milliken
Fred Douglass Ready to Sail for Hayti Inauguration
Fred Douglass the new United States minister to Hayti will depart by the 11 o clock train tomorrow for New York to board the United States steamer Kearsarge bound for Hayti. He expects the Kearsarge to leave Brooklyn Navy Yard Tuesday at 10 o clock and reach Hayti in time to witness President Hippolyte's inauguration on October 6.
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United States
Hayti
New York
Kearsarge
Douglass
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Hippolyte
New London
N. Y
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Metropolitan Museum
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Boston
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Washington St
Europe
Presidential postmasters named for New England
The President appointed fifty five postmasters yesterday. In Maine William E. Hogan was named at Bath, Edward E. Clark at Biddeford, Feben Woodbury at Houston. In New Hampshire Elliott W. Baker was named at Antrim, Samuel H. Green at Newmarket. In Vermont Anson R. Bell was placed at Enosburg Falls where the office became presidential.
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New England
Maine
William E. Hogan
Bath
George H. Nichols
Edward E. Clark
Biddeford
Timothy Shaw, Jr
Feben Woodbury
Houston
A. B. Page
New Hampshire
Elliott W. Baker
Antrim
C. R. Jameson
Samuel H. Green
Newmarket
C. A. Morse
Vermont
Anson R. Bell
Enosburg Falls
The Theatres and New York Playbill Roundup
The City of Chicago brings Wilson Barrett and his company to New York ahead of the staged Ben-My-Chree with Barrett praised for melodrama. London acts and New York bill changes include Clara Morris Zig-Zag Niblo’s Pearl of Pekin and Evangeline Windor, plus Kernell's Big Specialty Show at Hawani Athenaeum featuring The American Four and Queen Vassar. weeks of repertory noted across Times, Post, and other papers.
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New York
Chicago
Barrett
Mr. Barrett
Dan Mulrea
Bill
Grand Opera House
Clara Morris
Fourteenth Street Theatre
Wife
Harlem Opera House
Niblo’s Garden
Paul Kauvar
People’s Theatre
Ihe
Redmund-Barry Company
Theatre Comique
Evangel
Kernell
Harry Kernell
Hawani Athenæum
Four
Queen Vassar
Mr. Kernell
Kentz-Santley
Market Notes From Boston and New York Amid Bullish Undercurrent
The New York opening showed weakness for Atchison and Sugar before broad support lifted prices. Analysts anticipate a firmer midweek market as the broader market remains bullish and money markets tighten. Earnings outlooks for Chicago Burlington & Quincy and Reading are mixed, with Union Pacific insiders buying and Manitoba tied to potential improvements. Key officials and regional firms in rail, mining, and agriculture are cited alongside sector names and personnel.
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Notable Guests At The Hotels In A General List
A long roster of visitors checked into prominent hotels. W S Wanamaker and Mrs Wanamaker were at the Vendome over Sunday, John H. Baring of New York at the Brunswick, Dr. R P Warren of the United States Marine Hospital service at the United States, and several members of the Fairies Well company at the United States. The list includes numerous travelers from cities such as Atlanta Boston London New York and San Francisco with affiliations to banks, firms, and ships, among them J W Moore C M Ballard W Leaf and T T Edgarton Jr. Various others from London Edinburgh Cleveland Philadelphia and Des Moines are noted in attached guest rosters.
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Vendome
Tremont
G. A. Howell
Miss Adair
D. L. Chatham
Atlanta
C. H. Adams
West Paris
J. W. Moore
Charles M. Ballard
E. L. Kendall
Frank Allen
J. W. Harris
William Sharp
New York
W. Leaf
London
Brunswick
T. T. Edgarton, Jr
Brooklyn
N. Y
John W. Gailard
Edinburgh
Scot
J. P. Norris
W. P. Prentice
Newton M. Shaffer
W. W. Pike
Belmont
J. P. Wilson
Pittsburg
Penn
Adams
Louis F. Monteagle
San Francisco
John Archer
A.M. Charles
E. K. Schuster
New_York
J. Evine
Philadelphia
Thomas X. Thompson
England
C. Webb
St. John
N. B
A. J. White
Chicago
C. H. Sawyer
Colorado
L. Luce
Waltham
Sam Nathanson
S. W. Webster
Lawrence Thorndike
James Bateman
G. W. Vaillant
R. H. Martin
Blanche Harrigan
J. G. McGuire
George H. Knight
D. W. Smith
Quincy
W. W. Bain
Toronto
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Portland
Smith
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Janesville
Fred A. Field
Rutland
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Cincinnati
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Windsor
Randall I
Prosecution of Zevere School Committee Opens in Chelsea Court
The Chelsea Police Court before Judge Bosson heard the prosecution of the Zevere school committee for noncompliance with state ventilation requirements at the Winthrop Avenue School. Testimony on the failure to obey the law was taken and the defendants cited a legal rule in excuse. A decision is expected next Saturday.
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Upholstery Fabrics Highlighted at Pray Sons Co
A beautiful line of upholstery goods is now on display at John H. Pray, Sons & Co with prices described as very reasonable on all upholstery fabrics.
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Officers Named for Bay State Agricultural Show
Charlies H. Thayer will manage the annual exhibition cattle show and fair of the Bay State Agricultural Society next week at the Mechanics Charitable Association building. Officers include President Henry S. Russell Milton Secretary Francis H. Appleton Peabody Treasurer William H. Bowker Boston and committee members K. F. Bowditch Framingham W W Rawson Arlington W L Warner Sundeland Edward Burnett Southboro Minot Weld Boston N B Douglass Sherborn J D W French North Andover Superintendent
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Bay State Agricultural Society
Mechanics’ Charitable Association
Henry 8S. Russell
Milton
Francis Fl. Appleton
Peabody
William H. Bowker
Boston
K. F. Bowditch
Framingham
W. Www
Rawson
Arlington
W. L. Warner
Sunderland
Edward
Local Business Auction Schedule Today
Fruit Horatio Harris and Company holds at 10 a.m. Fruit Snow and Company at 11 a.m. Real estate bidding with L Foster Morse at 12 p.m.
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Fruit—Snow & Co
L. Foster Morse
Marriages Log: Sept. Vows Across Several Names
Notices record marriages in different cities with date and officiant details. Frederick E. Bruns and Mary J. Hamilton wed. Oliver M. Fisher and Emily G. Richmond married. Joseph W. Green Jr and H Kate Richmond tied the knot. William J. Gay and Carrie Phillips wed. William J. Ray and Elizabeth McDonald joined in marriage.
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H. Kate Richmond
Sbhelsburg
Wis
Gay—Phillips
R. L. Greene
Wiliam J. Gay
Carrie Phillips
Ray—Mcdonald
William J. Ray
Elizabeth McDonald
Obituary notices list residents mainly from Boston area
Death notices dated Sept 22 to Sept 28 list Frank L Brown in Winchester Francis V Beaulier in Everett Edward Burns Annie L Crofoot Samuel Lunt Caldwell Patrick Falvey Mary J Flaherty Mary O Fuller Phebe Holmes Louisa Jewett Thomas Lyons Dennis Mahoney William L McAdams Jennie A Macomber William Hobbs Manning Timothy D OBrien George W Painter Mary E Quinn Hannah Mitchell Dr Seth Rogers Frances Ruth Matin Jeremiah J Sullivan Mary A Tolman Norah Troy Margaret E Touchet Margaret Wheat John West Harriet C Whittemore with funeral details and ages in various cities including Boston Everett Providence Melrose South Boston Jamaica Plain Chelsea Arlington and Cambridgeport.
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Barre
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Georges P. Brown
Winchester
Mass
Beaulier
Everett
Francis V. Beaulier
Edward Burns
Ears
Crofoot
Annie L
Charities M. Crofoot
Calpwell
Providence
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D.D
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Chicago
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Boston
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Patrick B. Falvey
Flaherty
Mary J. Flaherty
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William &. Fuller
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South Boston
Phebe Holmes
Jewett
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Thomas Lyons
Mahoney
Dennis Mahoney
McAdams
William L. McAdams
Macomber
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Jennie A
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N. Y
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Marquette
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O’brien
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Seth Rogers
Snow
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Theodore William Snow
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Mary A
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Troy
Norah Troy
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Cambridgeport
Margaret E
Louis A. Touchet
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Margaret A
Bridge Wheat
John West
Whittemore
Arlington
Harriet C. Whittemore
Charles Whittemore
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