Premier Defends Parnell Commission Bill in Lords
In the House of Lords Lord Salisbury moves the second reading of the Parnell commission bill. He argues a split in Irish agitation between constitutionalism and violence and urges a formal inquiry to end the scandal. Baron Herschell denounces the bill as novel and dangerous, calling for a Commons committee instead.
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House of Lords
Lord Salisbury
Ireland
England
the Times
House of Commons
House
O'Donnell
Board of Works
Sheffield
Baron Herschell
Herschell
Bis
Mr. Parnell
Judicial Commission of Inquiry
Mr. Parnel
Othrs
League
Shoul
Sh Richard Webster
Walters
Smith
Wace
Lord Carnarvon
Lord Kimberly
Lord Derby
Genteel Life Ended in Poverty Sting
A satirical notice mocks a wealthy gent who lived in comfort and died of a genteel disease. It notes his wife begged for bread as his income vanished on fine attire and luxury. The verse urges insuring with NATL LIFE INS CO, agent J T Phelis at 155 Dev, Boston.
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Life Ins. CO
J.T. Pheli
Dev
Boston
Indications Washington Weather Report Aug Evening Forecast
Indications show fair conditions for New England and eastern New York with stationary temperatures and variable winds for twenty hours. In Boston early morning and evening readings show a barometer at 30.20 inches, temperatures around 65 rising to 70, humidity about 68 percent, and a light wind. Maximum and mean daily temperatures, humidity, and precipitation totals are listed with regional details.
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Washington
New England
New York
Boston
Essen
Ind Vvd
Fainfaul
Atlantic Coast
Fathe Point
Que
Mlifax
Portland Me
Mass
Nantucket
Block Island
Albany
New York City
Philadelphia
Yeun
Washington City
Sereeres Bu
Lynchburg
Wit
Norfolk
Evere Reese
Fort Smith
Ark
Galveston
Tex
Ohio Valley and Wennessee
Memphis
Tenn
Ener Licht
Knoxville
Missisappi Valley
Panaki Minn
Des Moines
Atlanta
Arta
Charleston
Little Rock
Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
Vannah
Icksburg
Ilmin
Global Shipping Movements Reported Across Ports
A partial OCR list shows numerous ships arriving or sailing from major ports on August 8 to 10. Names include Borderer London to Boston, Germante Liverpool, Zemod Antwerp, Glenda from New York to Buenos Aires routes, and multiple connections involving New York, Liverpool, Amsterdam, Antwerp, Bremen, and Havana among others.
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Boston
Borderer
London
New York
Germante
Liverpool
Aller
Bremen
Volynesi
Hamburg
Stamford
Siaracos
Kepler
Rin Jiateiro
Philadelphia
Zemod
Antwerp
Minnesota
Swansea
Mf Brow
Liindaff City
Bristol
Amsterdam
Aig
Humbold
Kingale
Roman
Jooston
Switzerland
Glen Tannrrom Coosaw
United Kingdom
Main
Remen
Baltimore
Dunnet Head
Gothia
Copenhiger
Gallia
Nevada
Britanic
Trou Do
Lake Winnipeg
Montreal
Para
National Factory Inspectors' Association convention ends
The National Factory Inspectors' Association concluded its annual convention as pages reference ongoing coverage. The report notes discussions, resolutions, and next-year plans among inspectors and affiliated groups.
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National
Fadicott Street
Boston
William Simpson
Philadelphia
Crescent Beach
West End
Governor's Day in Camp at Camp Essex
Governor Brackett and officials visit Camp Essex on Governor's Day drawing about 2500 spectators. A review and dress parade display near perfect rifle drill precede departure to Boston. Corporals George Symonds and James Johnson win promotions in Company A.
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David Dudley Field
Bar Harbor
Lawrence of
Camp Essex
Sacem
Brackett
Holt
Herrick
Essex County
Salem
Dalton
Wellington
Sampson
The
Star
Peach
H. Ki. Moore
G. L. Dodge
W. M. Ward
Eighth
Hersey
Iverson
USN
Cook
Gloucester
J. A. Dalton
Oakes
Lisle
U.S.A
Cann
Parker
Mitchell
Chelsea
Peterson
W. H. Foster
Pew
Dunney
Staples
Eighth Regiment
Hyde and
Varney
Boston
Dauiter
Johnson
Horton
Hart
Lang
George E. Symonds
James K. Johnson
Late Ship News New Tank and Arrivals Amid Dense Fog
Arrivals and departures listed include steamers Camilla Cardenas Zaandam Amsieaim Lucy Miller Bangor Bards Alide Stockholmg Normanvik and more. Chittam Aug 10 reports dense fog hampering outward bound steers, near-collision risk with northern schooners and tows, Mars sighted ashore near Pollock's Rip, later refloated and proceeding north with Tug storm King and others.
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Ste
Mers la Normate
de Kersabdee
Havee
Andes
It Vans
Port-au- Price
Hitler
Kauer
Bremen
Ethiopia
Wilson
Clason
Hoterdam
Oakker
Rotterdam
Groodyn City
Brite Bristol
Stamford
Gjerme
Maracca
Gelaer
Molier
Stein
Newport
Lina
Stettin
Servis
Vekay
Liverpool
Camilla
Cardenas
Zaandam
Amsieaim
Lucy
Miller
Bangor
Bards Alide
A. M. Kinstant
Nantucket
Angler
Wood’s Loll
George H. Lowry
Fred Tyler
le Hl
Kedman
Vinalhaven
Ney
Pall River
Aspinwall
ChatTiam
Uiehce
Mars
Laltimore
Boston
Storm King
Netie
Roman
Normans
Lancaster
Panther
Philadelphia
Hercules
Sonawanda
Blaine and Harrison Meet Amid Crowded Welcome in New York
Aug 10 New York report on James G Blaine arriving to claim prominence amid a subdued reception. The uncrowned king faced a mixed crowd including many unlisted figures and a waning enthusiasm as he toured the hotel. Locals noted Blaine's fatigue, pale complexion, and a speech marked by a slight impediment while supporters pressed for a strong public show.
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New York
Sorcan
Blaine
James G. Blaine
Ltarrison
Morton
Broadway
Broadway Still Effervesced, But Evidently With Less Freshness. Mr. Blaine
Joseph Pool
Mr. Blaine
Cable
Atlantic
National Republican Committee
Buston Pool
Mr. Cool
Mr. Bartlett
Barnett
Mr. Hartlett
Maine
Simon
Vs. Harrison
Welcome Home Blaine as Starin Ferry Joins Salute
The Laura M. Starin carries James G. Blaine from Pier 18 to quarantine then to the City of New York, as cheers erupt from about 2000 aboard and on shore. Blaine bows, is welcomed by Whitelaw Reid and Pool, and addresses Republican Club members while guests praise his public service and the party’s fight for protection.
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New York
Laura M. Starin
Swm
Sloan
Blaine
Pier 18
City of
Starin
City of New York
Narrows
Mr. Blaine
Chicago Blaine Club
Chicago
Cappa
Mr. Klaine
James G. Blaine
Mrs. Blaine
Miss Blaine
Miss Dodge
Cty
Republican Party
House of Representatives
Henry Clay
Democratic Party
Harrison
Morton
Republican Club
Republic
Sheridan
Union of the States
United States
England
Harbor
Pacific
Ma Be
Murat Halstead
Young Men’s
Blaine Club
Cincinnati
Halstead
Amon
Europe
Young Men’s Blaine Club of
Grover B. Cox
Gro. R. Barr
Republican Club of New York Hosts Blaine Remarkably
Mr. Bane gave a welcoming response as Mr. Pool received Mr. Blaine and introduced Edward T. Bartlett the club president who spoke to the assembly inviting guests and expressing the club's sentiments about the Republican cause in New York City.
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Pool
Mr. Blaine
Republican Club
Edward T. Bartlett
Blaine
City of New York
Blaine Arrives in New York Amid Street Cheer and Formal Salutes
James G Blaine sails into New York greeted by cheers from crowds and a police escort. A large parade forms from Twenty-second Street to Madison Square, with Blaine touring the city, exchanging waves and stories of a sailors orphan concert that netted 125 dollars.
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Blaine
Chicago Blaine
Twenty-second Street
North River
Mr. Blaine
Messrs. Pool and Bartlett
Republican Club
Pool
Bartlett
Slavin
Dodson
Chicago
Republican Club of
New York
Tenth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Fifth Avenue Hotel
West Twnty-third Street
City of
America
England
Francis Wilson
Marshall P. Wilder
Evans and Hoey
Dos Passos
Frank Wilson
Wilder
Sixth Avenue
Madison Square
General Sherman
Maine
Miss Blaine
Jege Walker Blaine
James G. Blaine, Jr
Carringe
Mr Blaine
Blaine Address Draws Huge Central Park Rally in New York
A large crowd gathered in Madison Square after Blaine left the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The meeting featured labor leaders and Republican officials with Austin Ford presiding. Blaine stressed protectionism, warned against free trade, and urged New York and national workers to back the Republican ticket with Morton as the running mate.
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Blaine
Central Park
Messrs
Quay
Clarkson
National Republican Committee
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Madison Square
Blaine, Harrison and
Morton
J. P. Archibald
Statesman
Georgia
Mr. Blaine
Levi P. Morton
Platt
R. A. Alger
Walker
Emmons Blaine
United States
Thurman
George M. Dallas
Senate
Senate of
Selid
England
Gladstone
Salisbury
House of Lords
Grover Cleveland
Scotland
Ireland
Massachusetts
Great Britain
Republican Party
New
West Derby Liverpool Election Succeeds Lord Hamilton
William Henry Cross succeeds Lord Claud Hamilton in the West Derby division election in Liverpool as of today August 10. The outcome shifts local representation and aligns with major party interests in the city.
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Montreal
Davidson
Pitcher
William Henry Cross
Lord Claud Hamilton
West Derby
Liverpool
Lord Salisbury
House of Lords
Wiliam Henry Cross
Lord Claud Hemiiton
London
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South Side
Boston & Maine Depot
John Conlon & CO
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Optician
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Starvard Place
Congress
Edward W Doherty
Marblehead
Canada
Frye
Thomas L. Thompson
Pacific Slope
California
Cleveland
Booth
Pittsfield
Maxwell
Preller
St. Louis
Landgraf
Gloucester Knights of Labor
New Bedford
Enor
Lowell
Beacon and
Tremont Streets
Ave
Chestnut Hill
Beacon Park
and Harrison
Tion
Mr. Bane
Edward Fitzwilliam
Workingmen’s Protective Union of
James
Fisth Avenue Hotel
Fifth Avenue Corner
Elaine
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