Armada and coaching tales in English Illustrated April issue
The April English Illustrated Magazine opens with Ariosto portrait and Armada maps showing Drake’s capture of the Capitana. Articles on coaching routes, English homes, and period scenes follow, with Longmans' Magazine offering literary notes and poetry including Of His Pitiable Transformation.
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Ariosto
R.taylor
Terran
English National Gallery
Cornwall
Devonshire
Lizard
Francis Drake
Outram Tristram
Dover Road
Hugh Thomson
Arundel Castle
Longmans’ Magazine
Walter Besant
Harries
C. T. Buckland
Miss Ingelow
Eve
Uncle Pierce
Robert Louis Stevenson
Wreck Toll of Gloucester Fishermen in 1887
A 1887 Gloucester disaster left 124 fishermen dead, including 104 foreigners and 20 Americans or unknowns. Halifax reports the steamer Yarmouth brought 18 fishermen barred from landing in Boston. Most men were partners in fishing shares, not hired laborers, prompting advice to avoid contracts until in the United States and risking crippling New England fishing if labor access stays restricted.
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Gloucester
Gallector Saltonstall
Halifax Chronicle
Yarmouth
Boston
Urther
United States
New England
Nova Scotia
Unite States
Ihs
Treasury
Treasury Department
Congress
House of Representatives
Vermont
Richmond
Sherman
Internal Revenue System
Kelley
Pennsylvania
Stone
Canadian Fishermen Sly Passengers On Yarmouth Vessel
The steamship Yarmouth arrived from Yarmouth N. S. with over 100 passengers including about a dozen fishermen and as many farmers. A strict check found none in breach of communications from vessel or farm owners. Many intend to go to Gloucester or Provincetown and have worked on local schooners, but no definite seasonal plans were stated. None were detained.
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Yarmouth
Gloucester
Provincetown
Theseore
Tariff Reform Meeting in Concord Voices Free Trade View
The Free Trade Club of Concord Massachusetts held a tariff reform gathering in Warner Hall. F M Holland argued wages and tariffs with claims that lowering tariffs boosts production and wages, citing England and Massachusetts data. Rev J S Bush supported President Cleveland's policies.
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Free Trade Club of
Concord
Mass
Warner Hall
West Concord
F. M. Holland
Cleveland
Sherman
South
California
England
Massachusetts
New South Wales
Germany
Russia
China
United States
Tariff Commission
Rev. J. 8S. Bush
Hurd on the Tariff at Tremont Temple Aged Debate
Boston welcomed Hon. Frank H. Hurd of Ohio at Tremont Temple in a Massachusetts Tariff Reform League gathering. He argued for tariff reform, decried protection, warned of trusts, and urged tax reduction while praising Cobden Club ties and England’s free trade principles.
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Boston
Frank H. Hurd
Ohio
Tremont Temple
Massachusetts Tariff Reform League
Henry L. Pierce
League
Prince
Saltonstall
Phineas Pierce
William Everett
William Lloyd Garrison
William E. Russell
Cambridge
A. B. Alger
Winslow Warren
Sherman Hoar
William Simes
N. Aldrich
James Means
Charles Levi Woodbury
William F. Jones
J. W. Corcoran
Clinton
Charles D. Lewis
J. Russell Reed
Asa T. Newhall
Emerson W. Judd
Thomas Mack
Osborne Howes, Jr
A. W. Beard
Frank Hurd
Cobden Club of
London
England
Hurd
Pierce
Cleveland
Congress
Massachusetts
Bunker Hill
Willas
Charles Sumner
Henry Wilson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congress of the United States
Congress of the
United States
Protectionists
Great Britain
India
West
Toledo
Pennsylvania
Europe
Tim
Boston Harbor
Sandwich Islands
Pacific Slope
Ada
Mexico
South America
Sandwich Island
Boston Wins Second Straight Over Philadelphia in Cold Game
In the second Bostons versus Philadelphias matchup, Boston wins again. Madden pitched well, Kelly hit a double and two home runs driving in six of nine runs, while Boston’s defense and timely hitting kept Philadelphia to seven hits. Final score shows the Bostons with strong offense and solid fielding throughout the day.
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Bostons
Philadelphias
Kelly
Madden
Boston
R. BH
PO. A. E. KR
Casey
Wood
Beatons
Morrill
Wise
Andrews
Fogarty
Irwin
Bostian
Nashwood
Farrar
Sutton
Clements
Muffedy Andrews
Bastian
Javire
Daniels
Scores From Various City Matchups Reported
Across several games in Pittsburg Indianapolis Washington Worcester Lowell Cambridge St Louis Kansas City New York New Haven Manchester and Baltimore no game in Baltimore due to cold. Pennsylvania venue change: Philadelphia hosts the May matchup.
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Worcester
Worcesters
Amhersts
Lowell
Lowoeils
Burkes
Cambridge
Harvards
Trinitys
St St. Louis
St. Louis
Louisvilles
Kansas City
Cincinnatis
Kansas
New York
Brooklyns
Clevelands
New Haven
Yates
Wilkesbarres
Manchester
Manchesters
Troys
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Waiting for Sullivan by Cunardex hero arrival
Tugs Wesley A Gove and William H Clark waited in the lower bay for the Cunardex hero Joan L Sullivan aboard the Catalonia. The vessel is a slow Cunard liner not due until today, but yesterday’s possibility prompted hiring the tugs with John L’s friends to greet him upon arrival.
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Sullivan
Wesley A. Gove
William H. Clark
Boxer
Joan L. Sullivan
Catalonia
Cunard
John L
Boston Chamber forms baseball association for 1888 season
Members of the Boston Chamber of Commerce organize the Boston Chamber of Commerce Baseball Association for the 1888 season. Elected officers include President D. W. Raniet and Secretary H. L. Buss with Treasurer Charles W. Campbell. A meeting set for April 28 to report on committees and bylaws.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston Chamber of Commerce Baseball Association
D. W. Raniet
H. L. Buss
Charles W. Campbell
H. W. Olmsted
C. H. Utley
Messrs
KR. H. Jenkins
George H. Taylor
Morse
J. C. Morse
Quincyacht Club
Hough’s Neck
South Boston Yacht Club
Ancient Cambridge Dwellings Sold At City Hall Site
Dwellings of Josiah G. Chase Benjamin Jewell and Theodore Codard on Cambridge City Hall site sold at auction to D N Chamberlain. The Hurd dwelling may go to Mrs Dr Wellington to move to the Taman mansion site once home of Revolutionary days. Durell house remains unsold until June 1.
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Cambridge
Josiah G. Chase
Benjamin Jewell
Theodore Codard
City Hall
D. N. Chamberlain
Dr. Wellington
Taman Mansion
General Putnam
Durell
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