Hold the Colored Word in Ninth Ward Meeting Speech
A ninth ward meeting features Richard P. Hallowell Curtis Guild Jr and N G Gaskins urging colored voters to reject Colonel Higginson’s appeal Their critique centers on Democratic suppression of the colored vote and the need to support a constitutional amendment enforcing racial equality in Congress.
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Ninth Ward
School House
Pinckney and
Anderson Streets
Richard P. Hallowell
Curtis Guild, Jr
N. G. Gaskins
Hallowell
Colonel Higginson
Drsne
Democratic Party
South
Union
Congress
United States
Higginson
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Brighton
Senator Voorhees
House
Washington
Boston
Colonelson
Garrison
Ku Klux Organizations
Remarked Speech on Currency and Party Platforms
The speaker praised sound money and condemned silver coinage on the 1884 Republican basis while noting the 1888 convention attacked administration actions. He endorsed the Democratic platform and a president candidate noted for wisdom and patriotism amid strong applause. Harvard seniors Winslow Warren and S. G. Howe added stirring remarks.
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Moree
Democratic Party
Mr. Morse
Mr. Farlow
Winslow Warren
5. G. Howe
Harvard College
William H Lamb Obituary of Orange Selectman Dies
William H Lamb of Orange aged 54 and a selectman died yesterday morning. Born in Phillipston he moved to Orange twenty five years ago. He was an active member of the G A R and the Masonic fraternity and previously led Castine as principal of the State normal school of Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Lamb
Orange
Phillipston
Bodies Found in Neponset River Near Milton Bridge
The body of an unknown man was found in the Neponset River on the Milton side near the Eastern railroad draw bridge yesterday afternoon. He wore dark clothes and a white calico shirt with black spots, and showed signs of remaining in the water for several weeks. The attire included a dark coat and mixed striped pants.
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Neponset River
Milton
Is Pitcher a Lunatic
Montreal reports Pitcher, the Providence absconder, held in the St Vincent de Paul penitentiary medical ward and believed to be a lunatic. Adamowski partners with Fiedler Kuntz and Campanari to form the Adamowski quartet for three Chickering Hall concerts on Nov 26 1888 Jan 7 1889 and Jan 5 1889. Subscriptions are open at three in the office Music Hall.
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Montreal
Providence
R. L
St Vincent de Paul Penitentiary
Adamowski
Messrs. E. Fiedler
D. Kuntz
G. Campanari
Chickering Hall
Music Hall
Massachuww
Suffolk
Superior Court
A. D
Trenton Banking Company
New Jersey
Trenton
John Taylor
William C. Brandt
Copartners
John Taylor & Company
Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company
Commonwealth of Masschusetts
Boston
Matthew Luce
Francis J. Manning
Luce
Kdward A. Green & Co
George B. Lombard
A. C. Lombard
Horace Billings
Horace Eaton
John F. Heckman
Nme of Billings and Eaton
Boston Post
Jos. A
Willard
Lyine G. Loomis
Humorous Mr Blaine The Sackville Incident Demonstration at Norwich
Norwich Conn November 1 Largest political demonstration in this part of Connecticut greeted James G Blaine as he arrived from New York with General Adam E King. A 2000-strong procession led to Williams Park where 25000 gathered for addresses by Blaine King Bulkeley Russell Osgood. Blaine blasted Bayard and the Morey letter while praising Republicans diplomacy and arbitration.
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Norwich
Conn
Connecticut
Mr. Blaine
Adam E. King
Baltimore
New York
Washington Square
John T. Wait
H. H. Osgood
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Hartford
Charles A. Russell
Killingly
Williams Park
Messrs
Blaine
King
Bulkeley
Russell
Bayard
Joseph Surface
Mr. Bayard
Bayara
Republicans--they Have All Taken That Word. Mr. Thurman
Lord Sackville
England
Lord Salisbury
Cleveland
Abram Hewitt
Morey
Garfheid
Hewitt
Democratic Party
Great Britain
General Grant
Abraham Lincoln
British Columbia
Pacific
Behring Strait
Gulf of California
Socratic
Alabama
Grant
Republican Party
United States
Willimantic
James G. Blaine
John G. Keigwein
Roderick Dawson
S. C. Vinton
Vinton
Clark
Hartrorp
M. G. Bulkeley
W. E. Simonds
Dakota
Jamaica Plain
Andrew
Robert M. Morse, Jr
Centre Hall
Andrew and
Corcoran
Moses Williams
Godfrey Morse
E. N. Hill
Suffolk
Lee Murphy
Academy of Music
Chelsea
Young Men’s Tariff Reform Club
Salem Cadet Band
John R. Baldwin
Lynn
George Fred Williams
Dedham
W. N. Osgood
Thomas J. Gargan
Boston
Charlies J. Noyes
Ames
J. Ovis Wardwell
Southworth
Warren T. Bush
Northboro
Worcester
Dartmouth Street
Dartmouth
Hoylston
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Columbus Avenue
Washington Streets
Adams Square
Cornhill
Citizens’ Association
Board of Registrars of Voters
Electoral votes would place the result beyond a doubt
The passage notes that electoral votes would settle the result, leading to her being kept out. Mr Blaine spends the night at Mr Bulkeley's and will depart for New Haven the next morning.
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Blaine
Captain O'Shea Recalled At Parnell Commission
London November 1 Captain O'Shea recalled to the witness stand and submitting the protest about his exclusion from Parliament by Parnell. In Edinburgh the Par nell libel suit against the London Times was heard in the Court of Session with defense contending lack of jurisdiction. Judge Kinnear reserved judgment.
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London
Parnell Commission
O’shea
P. Parnell
Epurzcrecex
Parnell
London Times
Kinnear
Rosebery letter signals Irish MPs retained at Westminster
London reports Lord Rosebery reading a Gladstone letter urging retention of Irish members in Parliament reflecting general public desire. Birmingham municipal election results show seven Unionists and two Gladstonians chosen. In Moscow the Czar was greeted with ceremony and visited the cathedral before continuing to Gatschinna.
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London
Lord Rosebery
Dalkeith
Gladstone
Westminster
Birmingham
St. Peterssora
Moscow
Kremlin
Gatschinna
Powdry warning circulates on political literature in Knights of Labor
In the Journal of United Labor circulars urging votes for a candidate are condemned. T. V. Powpearty warns members to discard political literature and bans interviews suggesting party alignment. He urges burning documents and denounces parties as undermining the order, calling for vigilance against hidden enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor
Journal of
United Labor
Assembly
General Executive Board
General Assembly
United States
T. V. Powpearty
Seventy-Second British Charitable Society Meeting
The British Charitable Society met at Youngs for its 72nd annual session with officer elections. The secretary reported net losses and gains, a total membership of 835, and a life member count of 45. A Mt. Hope burial lot was secured and relief funds were tabulated.
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British Charitable Society
Young
M.D
Edwin Wilcock
Henry Laurie
George Spicer
Alot J. Mercer
Albert E. George
W. D. Ward
Mt. Ope
Alexander McDonald
William Watson
Thomas Rance
Thomas Jackson
Young’s
W. T
Shoe and Leather Reporter
James KE. Ladd
Bristol
Conn
G. A. Hill
Jervis
J. W. Old
Norfolk
John Y. Smith
J. H. Long
Philadelphia
Bonar
Draper
Hopedale
Tremont
Robert M. Libbey
Washington, D. C
J. P. Wagner
Lillian Wagner
San Francisco
A.C. Slater
Newport
W. L. Woeresdotter
Mannheim
Germany
Victoria
L. del Monte
Thorndike
Fred Whiting
New York
W. H. Saxton
Henry Souther
Westport
J. W. Winans
James A. Mead
Julia Mead
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. H. McMullan
McMullan
Portland
G. M. Stearns
Chicopee
Adams House
Bangor
R.L Dow
J. Fred Webster
J. Y. Ricker
Frank A. Owen
F.H. Getchell
William P. Shinn Vise Nremnenk
New Englan
Eugene van Loran
J. E. Jacobs
Revere House
Rickie
George Burnham, Jr
J. A. Morrill
Auburn
Fred E. Richards
Camden
Samuel H. Jones
Carl A. Asp
A. J. Baldwin
John C. Whiton
Boston
Seasonable Suits for Gentlemen by A Shuman Co
Announcement from A Shuman Co offering men’s suits priced 20 to 28 dollars. The firm, known for quality materials and styles, operates at Washington Street corner of Summer Street.
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House of A. Shuman & Co
Washington
Summer Street
Boston Voter Registration Claims Debunked By Inquiry
A Boston Law School report corrects an afternoon paper claim of 200 fraudulent registrations and dead voters. The total alleged fraud is 108, with twelve already on the rolls and eight deemed legally registered. Dead voters are routinely erased the night before elections. The piece also covers a Boston University Law School event, corrections on nominations, and a series of brief political notes and nominations from various districts.
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Boston Law School
Cleveland
Apollonio
Voting lists question on legality and publication
The article notes alleged irregularities on the voting list with ster Carney refusing publication, stating many listed men are legally registered. Ward lists are with constables who must summon men to prove registration, no returns yet as lists arrived yesterday at 6 and were given to constables today.
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Ster Carney
November magazines review Harper's Paris and New Orleans pieces
The November issue is rich with entertaining content and strong illustrations. Articles covered include the Hotel Carnavalet treasures in Paris, the New York Real Estate Exchange, Charles Gayarré’s Reminiscences of the New Orleans Bar in 1828, Lower St. Lawrence and Tagus boat topics, and Abbey's opening illustration. The issue also teases next year’s offerings by Mise Woolson General Lew Wallace and others.
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Harper’s
Carnavalet
Paris
Seine
Childs
New York Real Estate Exchange
New York City
Charles Gayarré
New Orleans
Ir. Gayarré
Lower St. Lawrence
Abbey
Mise Woolson
Lew Wallace
Abney
Shakspere
Lang
Walter Scott
Coquelin Praises Henriette of Moliere Across Oceans
In a Paris lecture from 1882 or 1883 M. Coquelin extolled Henriette of Moliere as a living reality blending grace with independence. The writer recalls his praise of American Henrietttes as equal to the Gallic ideal and hopes for an American tour. Meanwhile New York Republican managers claim victory is assured yet beg for 400,000 to secure it, showing voter corruption dependence.
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M. Coquelin
Henriette OF Moliere
Boston
Paris
Salle Des Conférences
Boulevard Des Capucines
Henriette
Moliere
New York
Aroused Kingston Urges Hunt's Remedy Endorsement
Special correspondence from Kingston New York reports a remarkable awakening in the community after Jere Smith son of Cornelius Smith of the State Insurance Department endured a life threatening ordeal and was saved by Hunt's Remedy. Local officials and druggists including W H Winton Cornelius B Smith Edwin Fasset and William Brennier testify to the medicine's life saving qualities and rising demand in Kingston in a town talk that its supporters call a health boon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N.Y
Jere Smith
Cornelius B Smith
State Insurance Department
Inter-Sis
The
Kingston Freeman
L-St
W. H. Winton
Hunt
Cornelius B. Smith
Edwin H. Fasset
William D. Brennier
Messrs
Cooper and
Winchell
Willy'raropr
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Garnet
Long
Committee On
House of Apresentatives
Mr. Findlay
Krow
Anca
Senate
Republican
Engrees
Mr. Mills
Mills
Iit
Bridgewater
O Weymouth
Pitcher
Sackville
O'Shea
Edinburgh
General Foreign News
Boston Law &School
Boson University Law School
Harrison
Jacob Sleeper Hall
Boston University Law School
Edmund H. Bennett
W. H. Thorpe
D. ©. McDougal
Walt Coulson
J. H. Dyer
E. C. Jenner
C. J. Hamblett
Morse
Second District
Quincy
A. M. Jameson. Wollaston
Newton Democrats
Newton
Democrats of
Newton Centre
Somerville
John F. Colby
Ward 18
Colby
Henry Frost
Frost
Franklin
Dennis E. Farley
H. W. Kendall
F. A. Ward
Fitchburg
A. D. Raymond
Royalston
Essex
George N. Nichols
Elihu B. Hayes
James P. Martin
William H. White
Brookline
Den
H. G. Leslie
Amesbury
Samuel F. Coffin
West Newbury
Denn
John H. Gaffney
John A. Bancroft
James H. Mellen
James M. Cronin
William Hart
Enoch Earle
John £. Sullivan
Middlesex
Anthony Traverse
Ashland
Howard Colburn
Dem
Charles Howes
Ashfield
Hampden
John J. Leonard
Frank D. Foot
Springfield
George Harper
Charles H. Bennett
John Pettigrew
Berkshire
O. J. Brown
A. E. Richardson
North Adams
Robert B. Crane
Westfield
Frank D. Sargent
West Springfield
Third Hampshire
John N. Pierce
Hadley
Rep
November Magazines
A. M
Joséah C. Davis
Davis
Henry W. B. Cotton
Joseph C. Davis
A. W. Davis
Northampton Street
Gopior
Kingston, N. Y
Les
L. Foster Morse
Warren St
Maywood St
Boston Highlands
Maywoo Street
Albert Howe & Coo
Market Street
Sitle
Warren Avenue
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctionlers and Commission Merchants
State Street
Richards & CO
John G. Tappan
Boston Beling Company
James B. Forsyth
Sai Boston
United States District Court
Post Office
Costello D. Converse
Geo. M. Hobbs
Arthur Lincoln
Y Commonwealth OF
Albert L. Richardson
United States Engineer Office
Mass
Island Sea Wall
Boston Harbor
G. L
U.S.A
Draper & Hall
Mausie
HM. Hill
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