Harvard Defeats Technology 42 to 0 on Jarvis Field
The Harvard eleven beat Technology 42 to 0 on Jarvis Field yesterday. The hare and hound run covered about ten miles through Watertown, Belmont, and Arlington. Priest and T I S were the hares with Gordon and Vis the first round hounds led by Alexander as master of hounds.
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Harvard
Technology
Jarvis Field
Watertown
Lmont
Aslington
Priest
J. D. Gordon
H. A.vis
W. Alexander
L. S
Steamers Arrived in Ports with Mixed Transatlantic Arrivals
A list of steamers arriving or sailing from various ports dated Oct 30 and 31. Vessels include Bavarian Brooklyn City Mariposa Glenshisl Crystal State of Nebraska and more, with origins from Liverpool New York Jamaica Jamaica Porto Rico and Havana.
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Boston
Liverpool
Prusalan
Glasgow
Bristol
Brooklyn City
New York
Bengal
St John
New Orleans
Queen
Newark
Preiss
Nsw
Mariposa
Licisco
Hong Kong
Glenshisl
Singapore
Capece
Alene
Aspinwall
Vertamius
Jamaica
Camerato
Porto Rico
City of Columbia
Havana
Philadelphia
Kong Ali
Stettin
Slavonia
Alps
Norfolk
Brow Head
City of New York
Ethiopia
Ci Y
Rugia
Hain
Queenstown
Matthew Bedlington
New Orlean
Moville
Montreal
Livernood
London
Persian Monarch
Deal
Myrtle Branch
Bewcastle
Sackville matter support cited by Cleveland and Thurman Club
The New York business men's conference committee approves the President's Sackville action. Other items include Captain O'Shea testimony, Harlem events, and local civic notices such as elections and races at Clyde Park. The executors' inventory values estate at 210699 92.
Weather Forecast Indications From Washington Report
Indications from Washington show 24 hour outlook for New England including local rains and warmer conditions with brisk to high coastal winds. Eastern New York may see occasional light rains and warmer temperatures with southwesterly winds. Cautionary southwest signals are displayed along the Atlantic coast from Block Island to Eastport.
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Washington
New England
New York
Atlantic
Blockland
Eastport
Weather Report for Boston Morning and Evening
The Boston weather shows a mean daily barometer around 30.28 inches with a maximum temperature near 58.0 and a mean temperature of 46.0. Dew point averages 25.0, relative humidity around 45 percent, and total precipitation recorded as 0.00. Winds from the southwest at 24 to 30 units noted.
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Boston
Scalalen
An Ideal Number of Scribner's
The November issue features contributions from General Philip H. Sheridan Lester Wallack Robert Louis Stevenson General A W Greely and ten other renowned writers in a celebrated lineup.
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Scribner's
Philip H. Sheridan
Lester Wallack
Robert Louis Stevenson
A. W. Greely
O'Shea On The Stand In Parnell Commission Testimony
Captain O'Shea testified he had good terms with Parnell until 1886 and described Kilmainham negotiations, secret Paris communications, and Gladstone’s reticence. He identified Parnell signatures on letters and said Harcourt urged secrecy to protect the Kilmainham treaty. The cross exam began but was postponed.
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O’shea
Special Commission
Times
Suakim
Hayti
Mr. Parnell
Mr. Gladstone
Patrick Egan
Egan
Parnell
Kilmainham
Gladstone
Paris
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Brennan
Liberal Party
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O’ Kelly
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Sheridan
Charles Russell
Hannen
Buckle
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Chamberlain
Houston
Irish Loyal Union
Piggott and
Callan
The
Patrick Casey
Mulqueeny
League
London
Frank Byrne
Dynamiters
Invincibles
Carroll Davis
Hayes
London Bridge
Sir Charless Russell
Itness
C Limes
Witness
Sir Charles Russell
William Vernon Harcourt
Healy
Galway
Sir William Harcourt
Richard Webster
Accident to the Czar Train Near Borki Reveals Casualties
An official statement describes the Czar and Czarina uninjured after the carriages left rails in a gorge near Borki. One aide de camp severely hurt, twenty killed per Grask Danin claims, Czar aiding in rescue and ordering a requiem before dinner for survivors.
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Czarina
L'Aranovka
Borki
Grask Danin
Bresch
Haney Battalion
Zasowoje
Thurman Campaign Tour Spreads Blame on British Sender
Judge Thurman and party traveled from Wheeling to Newark and Columbus with a large Democratic welcome. He denounced a forged letter to the British minister as a Republican trap to aid Blairs, praised Cleveland, and warned voters to back the Democratic ticket.
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W. Va
Judge Thurman
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Newark
Zanesville
Murchison
Sackville
Thurman
Court House
Mr. Cleveland
Washington
Cleveland
Great Britain
Grover Cleveland
New York
Mr. Blaine
Jimmy
Pat
California
Blaine
United States
Democratic Party
Lord Sackville
Owers
Campbell
Columbus
Allan
James E. Campbell
Union Depot
New York Business Men Endorse Sackville Action
The Cleveland and Thurman clubs business men conference committee adopted resolutions praising the President's Sackville action. Fifty thousand merchants in New York are voiced by the clubs. Thirty-five organizations plan to join a torchlight parade Saturday night under the committee's auspices.
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New York
Business Men’s Conference Committee
Cleveland
Thurman
Sackville
Comet Discovered by Professor Barnard at Lick Observatory
Rochester reports Professor Barnard of Lick Observatory found another comet this morning the second in under two months. It appears in tight ascension nine hours forty three minutes twenty two seconds declination south sixteen degrees nineteen minutes with a faint tail and slow northeast motion. Magnitude eleventh just visible with a four inch telescope.
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Rochester
N. Y
Barnard
Lick Observatory
Republicans Hold Wall Street Mass Meeting In New York
A large Republican gathering occurred at Wall and Broad streets in New York with Hon. William M. Evarts presiding. Speakers included Col. W. R. Cruger and Rev. Dr. MacArthur along with Elliot F. Shepard. Seward sent a telegram of regret. Evarts rejected claims tying ministerial letters to policy shifts and critiqued coverage on extradition treaty with Sackville.
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Wall and
Broad Streets
Sub-Treasury
William M. Evarts
W. R. Cruger
Dr. MacArthur
Elliot F. Shepard
W. H. Seward
Evarts
Packville
Boston Pilot
Sackville
Senate
Colonization in New York Targets Colored Voters
New York City authorities uncover a planned scheme to register thousands of African American voters from Philadelphia Washington and Baltimore to dilute the Democratic majority. About 600 colored men are alleged to have illegally registered and 256 warrants were issued at Jefferson Market Court for fraudulent registration with more expected before Election Day.
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Lick Observatory
Thurman
Newark
Messrs
John Hopkins
J. H. Walker
Worcester
Salem
Senator Roads
P. A. Collins
New York
Senator Evarts
Lord Sackville
Jonas H. French
Harvey N. Shepard
Lynn
Russell
Fall River
Daniel Wiggin
Boston
Gorham
N.H
Washington
Philadelphia
Bayard
Baltimore
Jefferson Democratic Association
Waller
Fairchild
New Haven
Reilly
Jeffersonarket
Capain Reilly
Copeland
Grogan
Thompson
Worcester Tariff Debate Draws 8000 at Mechanics Hall
The Worcester joint debate at Mechanics Hall drew about 8000 citizens with Hon. J. H. Walker and John Hopkins of Millbury, under British American Society auspices. Hopkins urged tariff limits while Walker argued protection keeps wages high and industries local. Both sides clashed over figures and quotes, ending amid renewed applause and interruptions.
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Sordau
Mechanics’ Hall
J. H. Walker
Congress
John Hopkins
Millbury
Hopkins
Walker
America
England
Germany
James Russell Lowell
New England
South
Boston
Worcester County
Sackville Quiet as British Minister Faces Dismissal Fallout
Washington dispatch reports Lord Sackville, former British minister, remaining mute amid abrupt dismissal, staying at Connecticut Avenue mansion while Secretary Herbert acts as chargé d affaires. Pending a successor, no dates set. Herbert to wed Miss Belle Wilson in New York.
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Washington
Lord Sackville
Legation
Diplomatic Corps
Bayard
United States
Yeomer
Great Britain
State Department
Connecticut Avenue
Herbert
Mr. Edwards
Edwards
Michael Herbert
Belle Wilson
New York City
Diplomatic humor and tariff talk at New Haven meet
Consul General Waller entertained with a quip about diplomatics restraining him from politics while detailing England’s tariff stance from a negative view. Secretary Fairchild spoke for an hour and a half, outlining the administration’s bank and tariff policy and urging Republicans to back a Mills bill compromise to avoid a tariff cyclone in the Northwest.
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New Haven
Cour
Waller
England
Fairrhild
Great Northwest
Bet on Election Sparks Manchester Stake
Charles Nudd, a local stock broker for Doran & Wright of New York, offered $1000 on Harrison's election and the bet was accepted by William Wie. Hurd added $5000 more, aiming to bet on Cleveland.
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Manonester
N. H
SrrerAn
Charles Nudd
Doran & Wright
New York
Harrison
Quaer
William Wie
Hurd
Cleveland
Tremont Street Bargains In Winter Underwear At Houghton and Dutton
The furnishing goods department at the Tremont street entrance of the great store of Houghton and Dutton offers ladies and gentlemen's winter underwear at notably low prices. Hosiery is also offered at economical figures to attract buyers seeking value in Boston.
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Tremont Street
Houghton & Dutton
Boston
Sackville Row Prompts Mixed British Press Reactions
English papers condemn the Sackville affair amid American rebukes and calls for restraint. Editors from Pall Mall Gazette to Daily News lambaste Lord Sackville’s conduct as Bayard and Cleveland face widespread international tensions and public doubt over United States diplomacy.
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London
The
Press Association
Lord Sackville
England
Sackville
Washington
Pall Mall Gazette
Bayard
Cleveland
John Bull
Phelps
Gladstone
Lord Salisbur
St. James’s
Mr. Bayard
Globe
Times
America
Blaine
United States
State Department
Phelps O
Daily News
Alabama
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