Fisheries dispute prompts mixed press reaction in Britain
The Daily News criticizes Mr Cleveland and his ministers for the clash with Lord Salisbury over fisheries, while The Post notes American political pressure shaped the action. The Daily Telegraph calls the move intelligible and laments public excitability, urging steadier conduct by both nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily News
Cleveland
Bayard
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Cleveland
England
America
Sackville
Lord Sackville
Post
Daily Telegraph
Unsafe fire escape tragedy at Monongahela House
While testing a rope fire escape at the Monongahela House in Phrasure Pennsylvania on October 31 three boys aged 14 to 15 fell seventy feet from the fifth story. James McClure and John Duddy were killed instantly, Daniel Nagle survived with extensive injuries and likely death. Fire escape agent E C Wilson of Zanesville Ohio who hired the youths was arrested as coroner probes the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Monongahela House
James McClure
John Daddy
Daniel Nagle
McClure
Duddy
Nagle
E. C. Wilson
Zanesville
Fires rage across multiple mills and shops in New England
Providence dates Oct 31 report describes a Ray Rathbun mill fire in Janesville Woonsocket burning three floors, with 150 workers escaping. Milford Bodwell Water Power Co mill destroyed, valued at 50000 with 20000 insured. a Charlestown street brick building fire damages moulding concerns. Reed furniture factory fire on Richmond street causes about 1000 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. L
Ray, Rathbun & Co
Janesville
Woonsocket
Bancor
Llae Lumber
Milford
Bodwell Water Power Company
Charlestown Street
Francis Fisk
Cooperative Moulding Company
Blaisdell, Field & Co
Pernage
Moulding Company
Aell, Field & Co
George E. Reed
Richmond Street
Daniel Goodnow
Abertados
State Street
Broad Street
Butler Row
Aia
Country Club Races Highlight A Day Of Thrills
The Country Club hosted a day full of races with Buckshot ridden by Foxhall Keene winning the first. Sirocco leading in the second half. Alchemist and Barnum delivering a dramatic handicap sweepstakes. Steeplechase favorites faltered while Silver King edged General in a tight finish.
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Zangar
Alchemist
Cooley
Barnum
Dave
Falconer
Fisllance
Silver King
General
Wile
Keene
Br. G
Buckshot
H. B
Cove
Sens Svoess
C. E. Baldwin
Rn. m
Unity
B.b
J. Bar
Buub
P. P
James Parker
B. G
Sheriff O'Neil
Rayon
Lilly K
D. Barnum
Queens County Stables
Jim Murphy
Fellow
Highlander
Lill Marbiehead Stables
B. c
Mose K
King Alfonso
Astoria
Mr. Harrington
Eaves A. H. Barney
Lilly J. G. Frothingham, Jr
Db. m
Sunrise
Bowie—Verity
Mr. Frothingham
Clinch’s Goblin Snob
J. A. Sawyer
Sirocco
Dickens—Nettie
Graham
Me. Mulpis
Csccaiee
M. Sheridan
J.A. Sawyer
P. Lynch
Wee F. Elliot
Virgil Bonnie Fete
Egongs
Pat Oakley
M. J. Daly
Loveless
E. Tac R Thayer
Gr. G
M. David
A. King
K. Eliot
F. Eliot Bik. G
Virgil-bonnie Kate Ch
F. Elliot
Ieee Tins
Suffolk county Democratic nominating notes for register positions
The Suffolk county Democrats renominate Thomas F. Temple for register of deeds and nominate Patrick D. Dwyer for register of probate and insolvency. The convention elected temporary officers and set caucus plans while praising Dwyer’s legal study and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County Democrats
Meionnon
Thomas F. Temple
Patrick D. Dwyer
Elijah George
Boston
Thomas O’ Leary
John J. Sullivan
Ward
E. P. Weeks
Barry
Curtis Hall
Suffolk County
Patrick Maguire
Timothy J. Keefe
Chelsea
Messrs
Donovan and
Reilly
Bryant
Revere
Winthrop
Burke
Alderman McLaughlin
Flo
Democratic Party
Poe
Dwyer
Galvin
Ward 28
Republican Caucuses Report Mixed Outcomes and Debates
City Republicans held caucuses for General Court nominees with tame proceedings. Ward 11 saw tensions over William R Richards Republicanism after alleged past Cleveland vote. George P Sanger won ward 11 by 137 to 84. Ward 22 featured A W Beard’s protectionist speech and a note on the Sackville incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 11
William R. Richards
George P. Sanger
A. W. Beard
Sackville
United States
Philip J. Vy
Warp
Frank Morison
A. B. LattimVeep
Jacob Fottler
Edward Sullivan
Andreas Blume
George We
Beal
Nathaniel Might
Wine
Polis
H. Bond
R. F. Means
F. F. Woods
Fae
Walter F. Hall
Francis A. Davis
Alpheus Sanford
Robert H. Bowman
WARD
F. F. Colby
John Albree
Wills R. Russ
Lewis G. Grossman
Genere
Francis W. Kittredge
Henry S. Wey
H. A. Baker
Edward Y. Brewer
Peletiah
Tripp
AED
Henry P. Oakman
Thomas W Ckis
James A. Harvey
Higginson and Hoar Speak at Belmont Town Hall
Colonel Higginson and Sherman Hoar addressed a Belmont audience last night in Town Hall. Frederic Dodge presided, praising Higginson as a founder of the Republican party while Higginson urged reform on tariff and knowledge taxes. Hoar joined, defended Democratic alignment, read Banks excerpts, and lauded Higginson amid strong applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higginson
Sherman Hoar
Belmont
Town Hall
Frederic Dodge
Colonel Higginson
Republican Party
Free Soil Party
Woburn
Cobden Club
Joseph H. Walker
Worcester
Harvard
Everett
Walker
Farquhar
New York
Breckinridge
Massachustts
Texas
Mary
Massachusetts
Candler
Mills
Mr. Lodge
Mr. Mills
John A. Andrew
Hoar
Bayard Speaks to 3000 Democrats in Barthmore
Secretary Bayard addressed about three thousand Democrats at Oratorio Hall in Barthmore Maryland tonight, praising Cleveland era honesty and denouncing slander. He urged a moral nation and urged Americans to uphold truthful political conduct and national pride amid controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barthmore
Oratorio Hall
Jefferson Democratic Association
Bayard
Cleveland
United States
France
Coquelin Talks Critics and Paris to American Fans
A Post reporter visits M. Coquelin in his dressing room before Les Surprises du Divorce. He discusses American reception, Paris and New York critics, Mme Hading, and his view of French art, then returns to the stage for Henri Duval as the crowd applauds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Coquelin
Henri Duval
Monsieur
America
South America
Paris
Boston
New York
William Winter
Théatre Française
Mme. Hading
Coquelin
Cleveland
Lord Sackville
New York Tribune
Senate
Mere Buncombe
Rosenthal to debut in Boston at Music Hall on Nov 9
Eminent Roumanian pianist Moriz Rosenthal makes his Boston debut November 9 at Music Hall. He will perform Liszt’s E flat major concerto and Don Juan fantasy, with youthful violinist Fritz Kreissier and conductor Walter Damrosch of New York. Seat sales start November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moriz Rosenthal
Boston
Music Hall
Rosenthal
Liszt
Fritz Kreissier
Mendelssohn
Chopin
Wieniawski
Walter Damrosch
New York
Mrs. Robins on Commutation Hearing for Death Sentence
Governor Ames and the executive council heard petitions for commuting the death sentence of Mrs. Sarah J. Robinson for her alleged murder of her brother in law Prince Arthur Freeman. Attorneys argued innocence and mania defenses while Attorney General Waterman urged upholding the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Robinson
Prince Arthur Freeman
Governor Ames
Executive Council
D. F. Crane
Robinson
George C. Gould
East Cambridge
Crane
Mr. Osgood
West Somerville
J.J. Feeley
H. L. Hastings
Hastings
Chelsea
Waterman
Council
Commonwealth
John B. Goodrich
Old Colony Railroad Company 1888 Report Summary
The Old Colony Railroad Company reports for the year ending Sept 30 1888 on six months of Boston & Providence operations. It shows gross earnings gains of 448672 with passengers 14689497 and freight 2410336 tons. Assets total 26623710 and liabilities include bills payable 595561 and improvements 41445928 with surplus 76251567.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony Railroad Company
Boston & Providence
Boston & Providence Road
Providence Road
Boston & Providence Railroad Company
Pega Eese
Sale of Fall River Warren & Providence Railroad Passes to Pennfield & Good
United States Marshal Blaisdell sold the three mile Fall River Warren & Providence railroad, part of the Old Colony system, to Pennfield & Good of Boston. The sale settled the judgment and costs after Page Richardson & Co of Boston attached the railroad for debts from the defaulter treasurer and a January 1888 Circuit Court judgment of 19084.43 against the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Blaisdell
Fall River
United States Circuit Court
Page, Richardson & Co
Central Massachusetts Railroad Stockholders Discuss Board Reelect
The yearly meeting of the Central Massachusetts railroad stockholders convened yesterday. The old board of directors was reelected. N. Aldrich was reelected president and George F. Seymour clerk and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony—Meeting of
Central Massachusetts Stockholders
Central Massachusetts Railroad
N. Aldrich
George F. Seymour
First Massachusetts Cavalry Reunion Elects Officers
The Twenty third annual reunion of the First Massachusetts Cavalry Association was held at the Lancers armory. Officers elected include President Major Charles G. Davis and Vice President Major D H L Gleason of Natick. E A Smith of Somerville named secretary and treasurer. Donations funded monuments and memorial care. A dinner followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Cavalry Association
First Massachusetts Cavalry Association
Lancers’armory
Charles G. Davis
D. H. L. Gleason
Natick
E. A. Smith
Somerville
First Maine Cavalry Association
Aldie Battle Field
Virginia
Eaton Family Association Holds Fifth Anniversary Reunion
The Eaton Family Association met at the Meiona for its fifth anniversary with 131 members present. Officers elected include President the Rev. William H. Eaton and Treasurer Edward B. Eaton. Attendees included Frederick Eaton of Toledo and George Eaton Priest of Watertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton Family Association
Meiona
Eaton
Frederick Eaton
Toledo
George Eaton Priest
Watertown
Benjamin Rand
Canada
William H. Eaton
Keene
N. H
New York
William L. Eaton
Concord
Daniel A. Eaton
Lowell
Silvanus Hayward
Globe Village
H. K. Wight
Indian Orchard Finance Committee
Boston
John Eaton
Haverhill
Charles C. Eaton
Thomas Whittaker to Publish Noted Works in New Editions
Mr. Thomas Whittaker will soon publish a library edition of Pascal's Thoughts and launch a three volume illustrated series. The set includes J. G. Wood Romance of Animal Life Leaders Upward and Onward by H Ewart and Round the Globe by W L Proctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Whittaker
Pascal
J. G. Wood
H. ©. Ewart
W. L. Proctor
Freeland Loomis & Co Open New Store at Busy Corner
Freeland Loomis and Company the Continental Clothing House occupy three columns in the Post to announce their new establishment at the corner of Boylston and Washington streets. The opening is scheduled for tomorrow at 6 o clock in the afternoon with no sales, but 114 salesmen will greet attendees and the event aims to please the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeland, Loomis & Co
Continental Clothing House
Boylston
Washington Streets
Fine Arts Show at Blaney Studio in Beacon Street
The Blaney studio exhibition at 20 Beacon Street closes November 3. It features etchings by Mr. Blaney including Easter Spires and a large plate depicting The Old North Church, with praise for his and Mrs. Helen Farley Blaney’s teaching and color work. The Doll Richards gallery displays etchings by William Warren and portraits by Hardie, with works by A. P. Smith and others. Visitors may view paintings by J. F. Cole, Sandy, La Farge, and Shaw, plus a Pine Farm School benefit sketching session at Chestnut Hill with Ross Turner pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ross Turner
Edward Bolt
Despond
Helen Farley Blaney
Adirondacks
Museum of Fine Arts
Crew Sa
Florida Creek
Doll & Richards
William Warren
Mr. Vinton
Lionel le Couteux
Paris
Lawrence Barrett
Stuart Robson
Mr. Warren
Young Shaw
Florence
Larkin Mead
Hypatia
la Bella
la Farge
H. Davis
Murphy
J. F. Cole
Sandy
Annie C. Shaw
Mullet
Corot
Daubigny
Chestnut Hill
Pine Farm School
Newton
A. P. Smith
Brookline
Johnston
Mrs Alice J Shaw Whistles at Music Hall Concert
A large audience welcomed Mrs. Alice J Shaw the whistling prima donna at Music Hall last night. She appeared with a six member concert company before thrilling with Ardius Il Bacio and a second encore whistle routine including a polka encore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice J. Shaw
Music Hall
Boston Man Killed in Rubber Co Employee Accident
Daniel Wiggin, an employee of the Davidson Rubber Company of Boston, died after an accidental gun discharge near Glen Cottage. He and W. F. Hollis were preparing for a mountain trip when Wiggin struck his gun while entering a carriage, the shot ending his life after about two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorxham
N. H
Daniel Wiggin
Davidson Rubber Company
Boston
Glen Cottage
W. F. Hollis
Auctioneer Notice From Samuel Hatch and Company Boston
An auction notice from Samuel Hatch and Co at No 9 Congress Street Boston announces upcoming sales. The advertisement lists the firm as auctioneers and provides location details for prospective bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hatch & Co
Congress Street
Boston
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Bangor
Middlesex
Arlington
Winchester
James Russell
Samuel W. McCall
Russell
Nthe
Edwin Robinson
Republican Town Committee
Cleveland and Tariff Reform
Charles N. Dodge
James
Harvard Law School
Harvard Union
Speyear
Tote
Harrison
Ss Geeke Hs
Fisk
Eliot Hall
Thursay
Committee of One Hundred
Robert M. Morse, Jr
Winslow Warren
Dedham
Mr. Howe
Tremont Temple
American Watch Company
John 8
Farrow
Saugus
Swampscott
Nahant
Richards
Cleveland Beard
Harvard Law
Mrs. Robinson
Railroad Matters
the Fine Arts
B. C. Porter
Newart
Frank Duveneck
Wm. T. Cutter
Connecticut
Duffy
Trustees’ Sale
Allen Street
West End
Lewis J. Bird & CO
Bromfield Street
J. Harry Welch
Snow & Co., Commission Merchants and Auctioneery
North Market St
Fulton St
Pavonia
Michigan
Almeria
Malaga
Barcelona
Metropolitan Co
C. T. Walker
Walker’s Horse and Carriage Bazaar
Portland Street
W. P.aich Live
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Horatio Harris & CO
Nathan G. Green
Cyrus C. Mayberry
Wastington Street
Garbett and Wood
Suffolk
Leeds
Lorin L. Fuller
Richards & CO
United States Engineer Office
Mass
Manchester
G. L. Gillespie
Enginfifer
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