California Outlook for Cleveland and Tariff Reform
Washington Aug 10 The Hon Thomas L Thompson Democrat from the Pacific slope predicts California will vote for Cleveland and Thurman. He notes labor, German and press sentiment shift away from Blaine and toward tariff reform. He argues free wool free grain bags and cheaper housing aid manufacturing growth on the coast. Senator Frye foresees quick action on the fisheries treaty with possible rejection if not withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas L. Thompson
Pacific Slope
California
Cleveland
Thurman
Thompson
New York
New Jersey
Indiana
Blaine
Harrison
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Examiner
Alta California
Australasia
England
Millskill
Congress
Frye
Officials Attend Sheridan Funeral in Washington
General Cogswell and Dr A I Dutley of the national staff, members of Shathias Post, attended the funeral of General Sheridan in Washington and registered at the Riggs House with Alderman Charles H Allen and President David F Barry of the Boston common council. They plan to depart for Boston after tomorrow’s funeral. Edward W Doherty of Marblehead was named messenger and clerk of the Senate committee on Canada United States commercial relations, chaired by Senator Hoar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Stillman
Cogswell
A. I. Dutley
National Staff
Shathias
Charles H. Allen
David F. Barry
Boston Common Council
General Sheridan
Riggs House
Boston
Edward W. Doherty
Marblehead
Senate
Canada
United States
Senator Hoar
Bar Harbor Receptions Draw Big Turnout
Bar Harbor on August 10 hosted one of the season’s largest gatherings at the Malvern with Hon. David Dudley Field presiding. Notables such as Mrs. Secretary Whitney, J. R. McLean, George Guthrie, Parke Godwin and others attended. Other events included a morning reception aboard General Lawrence’s yacht and arrivals of several yachts. no wind postponed the Mt. Desert canoe race and a riding tournament was scheduled for later in the month. Mme. Cappani bought Sorrento lots, and a full-dress event was held at the St. Sauveur with Mr. Theodore King hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Sprcrat
David Dudley Field
Malvern
Secretary Whitney
Charles Hyde
J. R. McLean
J. Chisholm
C. C. Winthrop
George W. Guthrie
Jeffrey
George S. Scott
Scott
James T. Low
Lay
A. L. Jackson
Teaser
W. J. Teele
Allan W. Polk
Boston
J. Montgomery Sears
Nayao
Mt. Desert
Mme. Cappani
New York
Sorrento
St. Sauveur
Theodore King
Washington
Market hopes and bond sales buoy Boston in wary trading
The Boston outlook shows cautious optimism as New York gains publish stronger activity, while locals wait for the government crop report. Bonds from Boston & Lowell and Old Colony sell well, with limited unsold portions, and paper demand shifts higher as rates edge up. Chicago and agricultural markets wobble with mixed signals, pork prices slide on yellow fever notes, and Nogales trade for Sonora reflects broader inflows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
C. J. Fowler
Schwartz & Dupee
Norton & Worthington
Lindbloom
Army Orders Highlight Leave Granted and Cemetery Inspections
Washington Aug 10 Captain John R Myrick Third Artillery granted three months leave Lieutenant Colonel George B Dandy deputy quartermaster general for Hampton Richmond Cold Harbor and Seven Pines ordered to inspect national cemeteries at Glendale Fort Harrison Poplar Grove Petersburg City Point and Culpeper Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washindon
Sordon
John R. Myrick
Third Artillery
George B. Dandy
Hampton
Richmond
Cold Harbor
Seven Pines
Glendale
Fort Harrison
Poplar Grove
Petersburg
City Point
Culpepper
Newburyport Assessors Publish City Valuation
Newburyport, Aug. 10. The assessors report the city valuation at 8,688,513 in real estate 6,053,800 in personal property 2,635,213 and 33,950 polls with a tax rate of 16 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Plentiful Mackerel Catch Off Nahant Seen
In Lynn on August 10 reports say mackerel are very plentiful off Nahant with 15,000 caught in the last twenty four hours. Large fleets work the fishing grounds nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Sreerau
Nahant
Immigrants at Boston Lines They Come By Their Poverty
Immigrant office officials screen every vessel entering Boston Harbor to bar those likely to become public charges. May 1888 saw 8598 arrivals, with 4734 men and 3864 women, aged 15 to over 50, from Ireland England Sweden Norway Scotland British Provinces Russia Germany Azores Poland Newfoundland and Gibraltar among others. The Cunard line carried 5052, Allan 1248, Warren 1657. most funds are prepaid and aid is limited, Irish predominating in assisted cases, with many arriving under questionable contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Harbor
State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Treland
Abbe
England
Russia
Azores
Norway
Germany
Newfoundland
Poland
Gibraltar
Finland
Arasiggs Sf
Cunard Steamship Line
Allan Line
Warren Line
Adams Line
Emigrant Office
Waterford
Ire
Samuel White
America
White
Congress
United States
Hoston
Ireland
Sweden
Scotland
Ford Congressional Immigration Investigation Committee
Newark
Europe
Hapland
Boston Theaters and Horticultural Venues Showcase Evening Runs
A listing across venues includes Mankind at Boston Theatre with matinee and evening times, Battl the Family Help at Losion Museum, Muldoon’s Picnic at Oakland Garde, Battle of Gettysburg at Cycorama, a Promenade concert at Music Hall, Christ Entering Jerusalem and The Crucifixion at Horticultural Hall, The Last Days of Pompeii at Pomphli an Amphitheatre with evening shows listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mankind
Losion Museum
Battl
the Family Help
Oakland Garde
Pompeii
Marriages in Worcester and vicinity summaries
In Worcester on Aug 8 Rev J J Lansing joined Sarah Edith Laird niece of George F Orr Worcester with Edward Woodbury Reed Clinton Mass In Worcester on Aug 6 Rev Abijah Hall united Erwin A Hale with Lila M Young In this city on Aug 4 Rev L W Smith bonded Stephen Thayer to Lida Chaplin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breed—Laird
Worcester
J. J. Lansing
Sarah Edith Laird
George F. Orr
Edward Woodbury Reed
Clinton
Mass
Hale—Young
Abijah Hall
Erwin A. Hale
Lila M. Young
Thayela
Cavlin
L. W. Smith
Stephen Thayer
Lida Chaplin
Obituary notices from city August deaths and funeral details
A list of death notices from this city dated August showing names ages and places of death. Entries include Aaron G Babcock 25 Beggan 22 Coveney infant H F H Coveney Chelsea James Hussey 63 and others with ages and locations across Chelsea Everett Charlestown Hingham and Wakefield. The Rogers funeral notice from London August 13 is included with service details and flowers omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babcock
Aaron G. Babcock
Beggan
Boston
James Beggan
Covrin—A. Bigelow Coffin
Coveney
Winter Hill
George F. H
William
Annie M. Coveney
Cox
Everett
Herbert A. Cox
Currier
Hal
Hiram H
Susan I
Henry, Houssey
James Hussey
Haresss
Chelsea
Mary Ilsley
Kendall
Hannah Kendall
Bas Te Hingham
Charles B. W. Lane
Lyons
Rogers
William C. Rogers
London
Marlboro
Berkeley Streets
Jamesmith
Stanlily
Attleboro Falls
Mass
Otis Stanley
Watson
Sarah E
Ansel G. Watson
Wiley
Wakefield
Ella R
J. Barnard Wiley
Wilson
St. Helena
Cal
Mary Ann Greene Wilson
Vacation by Canadian Pacific Ry Offers Far Flung Excursions
Promote travel across Canada and the Pacific Coast with stopovers from Boston. Lists destinations including Winnipeg Banff Vancouver Victoria Seattle Portland and even Yokohama Hong Kong and Alaska with six month round trip tickets and prices. Descriptive books mailed free on request.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Washington Street
Boston
Canada
Pacific Coast
Great Lakes
Winnipeg
Banff Hot Springs
Rockies
Great Glacier
Selkirks
Vancouver
Victoria
Alaska
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Yokohama
Hong Kong
Banff
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Pacific
General Lawrence
State Street
Reading
Ight
Irving A. Evans
West End
Boston & Lowell
Blake Bros. & Co
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook
Adams, Blodget & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Old Colony
Sonora
Mexico
Nogales
A. T
Atchison
ARMY
Horatio Harris
NEW Publications
Laughlivs
the Times
D. Appleton &€ C., Publishers
Bond Street
Lewiston
Union Water Power Company
Maine Central R. R
Grand Trank R. R
Chase
Raymond
Gerard C. Tobey
Pes
Devonshire St
Eastern Point Associates
Eastern Point
Massachusetts Title Insurance Company
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Company
New
Gloucester
Atwood & Weld
Sears Building
Gate Lodge
Brookline
West End Land Co
Commonwealth Avenue
Loston
Reservoir Station
Boston & Albany R. R
J.D. K. Willis
Water Street
Tremont St
Pemberton Square
Watson G. Cutter
Tremont Street
Beach Street
W. Bkb
P. Weeks
WM. (. Codman
J. G. Freeman
Kilby Street
Central Street
Samuel Barnard
Rowe’s Wharf
Charles River Avenue
Charlestown
Boston Tobacco Company
Tudor CO
Lot—Central Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
J.D. Williams
Aoe Street
Thomas Jenks
Court Street
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland Rr. RK. Co
Merchants Row
Losten
A. P. Simpson
Columbus
Springfield
Cincinnati
Peeo
WM. R. Driver
R. S
Pamel
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Milk Street
Portland Union Railway Station Company
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Boston & Maine
Maine Central Railroad
Portland Union Railway Station Co
Arthur Sewall
New Kazaland
the Winner Investment CO
William H. Parmenter
State St
THE
Eastern Banking CO
Francis A. Osborn
T. Mearthew
Kansas
Corner Water
H. E. Batu
George C. Morrell
Western Farm
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
James Fr. C. Hyde
Bangor House
Fr. C. Beal
Bangor
M. J. Roach
Maine
Hotel Nahant
Nahant Beach
Samuel Soule & Son
Raymond’s
New England
Middle States
White Mountains
Montreal
Quebec
Saguenay River
Lake Pa Eeestone
Summit
Mount Mansfield
Isles of Shoals
Mount Desert
Moosehead Lake
Old Orchard Beach
Hudson River
Saratoya
Lake George
Lake Champlain
Ausable Chasm
Adirondack Mountains
Wyoming Valley
Watkins Glen
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Rapids
Trenton Falls
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Battlefield of
Gettysburg
Blue Mountain House
Shenandoah Valley
Caverns of Luray
Natural Bridge of Virginia
James River Valley
Washington, D. C
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Northern Pacific
Pacific Northwest
Californa
W. Raymond
I. A. Whitcomb
el California
Washington St
Revere Beach
Lynn RR
Winthrop Junction
Beachmont
Crescent Beach
Oak Island
Ang T
Pain
Lynns
Winthrop
Weeuan
Great
A. Hammond
A. Penno
Tri-Mountain House
Bailey’s Hill
Sylvester Brown
R. George Wilson
Glen House
N. H
Presidential Range
UC. KR. Milliken & CO. L. BP. Roberts
C. R. Milliken
Jackson
N. EK
Iron Mountain House
W. A. Meserve
Chiswick Inn
Littleton, N. H
A. W. Weeks
Kilby
Silas Peirce
Eugene E. Patridge
Charles E. Macallar
Eastport
Calais
ST. John
N. B
Malifax
N. S
Campobello
St. Andrews
Aliso Nova Scotia Direct
International 8
S. Co
Commercial Wharf
Lousteun
Annapolis
Digby
J. W. Richardson
W.H. Kilby
Comin’s Whf
J. B. Coyle
E. A. Waldron
Yortland
Corporation Notices
Prescott Insurance Company
Congress Street
A. Wetherbee
Sec
Wright & Leach
Davis Sewing Machine Agency
Wright
J. N. Leach
NEW England Futual Life Insurance Co
Post Office Square
Massachusetts
Benj. EF. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
F. Trull
WM. B. Turner
Beacon Park
Allston
Bowdoin Square
George HU. Hicks
Tonisgh
Music Hall
AD. Neuendorff
Bagley
Meyerbeer
Cagliostro
Strauss
A. Thomas
Trauemerer
Romance
Schumann—Liebesliedchen
Taudert
Saint-Saens
Ander—aitz
Langey—Galop
Im Fluage
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Paul Merritt
George Conquest
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Katti
Roland Kreed
Johnson & Slavin’s
Minstrels Majestic
Wuntington Ave
West Chester Park
PAIIN
Huntington Avenue Brookline
Grand Opera House
Dover St
Proctor & Mansfield
Oakland Garden
Muldoon
Horticultural Hall
Christ
Jerusalem
Matthew Morgan
Geo. J. D. Curie
J. M. Hill
Chauncy-Hall School
Institute of Technology
Boylston Street
Massachusetts Normal Art School
Newbury and
Exeter Streets
G. H. Bartlett
Berkeley School
Boylston
Berkeley Street
Wellesley
Smith
Harvard
Boseton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Taylor, Demeritte & Hagar
Friends School
Providence
R.L. Yor
Thor Ough
Augustine Jones
Ee Wet Newton
N. T. Allen
West Newton
Thayer Academy
Braintree
J. B. Sewall
South Braintree
J. E. Doherty & CO
Federal St
Salem Lead Cqo
A. Brown
Treas
Mpany, Salem, Macs
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