G A R Exhibit Of Rare Furniture At Haymarket Warerooms
G A R invites visiting members and families to the five day exhibition of rare and cult furniture from diverse origins. The display fills nearly five acres across the block bound by Friend Market Canal streets opposite the Boston & Maine Depot in Haymarket Square. Open daily 8 am to 6 pm with many pieces for sale below standard manufactured imitation costs.
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Friend, Market
Canal Streets
Boston & Maine
Haymarket
Lqnare
Weather Forecast Indications for New England and New York
Weather forecast from August 10 notes showers in New England with clearing and cooler air by Monday evening. Eastern New York is expected to be generally fair, turning much cooler with northerly winds.
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WasuHtinaron
New England
New York
Heligoland Transfer Ceremony Seals Island Under Prussia
The August 9 to 10 events recount Heligoland becoming part of Prussia after German officials and Emperor William II arrived aboard the Hohenzollern. Governor Geisler to be appointed, laws to be enacted, salute fired, and inhabitants welcomed the Emperor and Prince Henry. Also notes Balfour attacking Gladstone over Malta policy, and a Berlin medical congress farewell with 6000 attendees including American physicians.
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London
Delizoland
England
Herr von Beotticher
Hich
Barkly
Lord Knutsford
Tary
Queen of Eng
Heligoland
Reichsanzeiger
General von Caprivi
Chancellerie
Geisler
Wermuth
Island
Prussia
Bernuin
Corman
Hohenzollern
Prince Henry
Medical Congress
Beaux
Berlin University
Virchow
Hecker
Board of Health
Johann Hoff
Mendelson
Lisner & Mendelson Company
Hoff
Trains on Schedule Time as Strike Clashes Rage
Aug 10 dispatches detail New York Central Hudson River and West Shore rail strike dynamics. Knights of Labor pressure falters as engineers stay out, freight halted, police mobilized, and arbitration signals emerge. Reports cover Albany West Albany Syracuse and Oswego Junction developments and statements from Voorhees and Powderly.
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Buffalo
Harrison
New York Central
Hudson River
Albany
Lyman
Commissioner
Congress
Senate
Hoar
House
Knights of Labor
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Knights
Holland
Brotherhood
Harlem Roads
Western
North Shore Vestibule Limited
Western Express
West Shore Road
Boston
New Haven Road
Farragut
Portsmouth
Warden
Norfolk
Devine
New York
Mellvain
Grand Central Station
Grand Central Depot
Hudson River Road
Wagner Palace Car Company
Theodore Voorhees
Voorhees
Pittsburg
Erie
Chicago
Webb
Leo
Wendell
Forty-fourth Street
Lee
Spuyten Duyvyil
Byrnes
West Shore
Weehawken
Florence M. Donovan
State Board of Arbitration
State Board of Arbitration For Settlement
Donovan
Hudson Depot
N. Y
Jersey City
Spuyten Duyvil
Yonkers
Avpany
West Albany
Pinkerton
Dewitt
Proutley
Lbissel
Robert Pinkerton
c_ Albany
Schenectady
Central Road
Boston & Albany
Titchburg Road
Central
Syracuse
MN. Y
Oswego Junction
Central Station
Burrano
East Buffalo
Terre Haors
Ind
Sargent
The
Scranton
Powderly
FE. J. Lee
Road
Chauncey M. Denen
Europe
Old World
Vanderbilt
Gould
Boston Weather Report From Opstaven Office
The Boston forecast details in this 1890 report include barometer readings around 29.8 inches, temperature around 66.5 degrees, and a mean daily temperature near 71 degrees. Wind direction and velocity data appear with limited clarity, and humidity is listed near 51 percent with trace precipitation.
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Boston
Opstaven’s Office Signal Service
U.S. A
Alms SP. M
Observations Elsewhere Reported From External Sources
Observations collected from outside sources note varied remarks and data points. The report aggregates statements and findings from multiple unnamed observers and distant locations for context.
Socialist Demonstration in Brussels Demands Universal Suffrage
Forty thousand people joined a Brussels march for universal suffrage with many women present and crowds from the provinces. Rain dispersed the parade twice, leaders spoke at St Gille Park, and a Labor and Progressive despatch urged universal suffrage to King Leopold. Delegates planned a congress Sept 10 to 15 to discuss a general strike.
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Brussels
St. Gille’s Park
Labor and
Progressist
Leopold
Infant Crushed by Carpet Prompts Winter Safety Plea
A newborn was found rolled in carpet during a move, rescued with minor injuries. The piece condemns parental neglect and urges Lactated Food as a preventive for cholera infantum, highlighting 95,000 sick babies in New York City each summer and calling for better feeding during hot months.
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New York City
Death of John Boyle O'Reilly at Hull summer home
John Boyle O'Reilly died at his Hull summer residence after a heart failure. He was found unconscious in the sitting room Sunday morning as family and doctors attempted resuscitation. The editor, known for his work with the Board of Fire and journalism, had long suffered heart trouble and insomnia. His body was moved to Charlestown. funeral services follow at St Mary’s Church.
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John Boyle O'Reilly
Hull
O'Reilly
Hill
Winthrop Street
St. Mary’s Church
Winthrop and
Warren Streets
Charlestown
John Boyle O'Reilly's Tumultuous Escape and Career
The article chronicles John Boyle O'Reilly born June 28 1844 in Meath Ireland. It traces his early education in typesetting and shorthand, Fenian involvement, trial for high treason, and long imprisonments in English prisons. It details his daring 1868 escape from Dartmoor to Australia aboard a convict ship, aided by Rev Patrick McCabe and the Irish connections, including Maguire, to reach America aboard the Vigilant, crossing Geographe Bay in a tense rescue of freedom.
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John Boyle O’reilly
Mr. O'Reilly
Deuth Castle
County Meath
Ireland
William David O'Reilly
Netterville
Death Castle
Eliza Boyle
John Allen
Ife
French Legion
Seige
Astorga
O'Reilly
Drogheda Argus
Dublin
Tenth
Prince of Wales’s Own
Elussars
McCarthy
Thomas Chambers
Pentonville
Millbank
Chatham
Portsmouth
Portland
Dartmoor
Rades
West Australia
Bunbury
Australia
Patrick McCabe
O’reilly
Maguire
Father McCabe
America
Vigilant
Captain Baker
Vasse Road
Reilly
Geographe Bay
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Washington Street
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Philadelphia
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Oyster Bay
George W. Lee
St. Lawrence
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Pres
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Treas
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Newark
N. J
Canton
San Francisco
Washington, D. C
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J.T. Phelis
State Ailes
Buston
Barometer
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Tex
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Helena
Mont
Jackson Ville
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Marquette
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