Third District Rally and Capitol Address by Morse on Tariff
A large rousing rally in Dudley Street Opera House features Hon. Leopold Morse and supporters including John F. Andrew and P. A. Collins. Morse denounces Republican tactics, defends tariff reform, and endorses John F. Andrew for Congress amid heated discussion on free wool, Mills Bill, and protectionist policy.
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Third Congressional District
Dudley Street Opera House
Leopold Morse
John F. Andrew
P. A. Collins
F. O. Prince
Bile Gargan
J. H. McDonough
George B. Nichols
Nichols
Dupee & C
Morse
Congress
A. A. Ranney
Entleman
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Treasury Department
Hoar
Senate
Faneuil Hall
England
Nathaniel McKay
McKay
Indiana
Litchman
Michigan
Butler
Hisses
Blaine
Beard
Cleveand
United States
Boston
Sidney
Cushing
Grover Cleveand
James Russell
Lincoln Lappisuse
Cleveland
Andrew
Baels
London
Lonon
Home Market Club
Lowon
South
Democratic Party
New England
Norway Iron Works
Grant
Garfield
Arthur
Treasury
McCulloch
Folger
Sherman
Allison
Grover Cleveland
Representative McDonough
Nichols, Dupee & Co
John L. Swift
New York
F. C. Prince
Chester A. Arthur
Benjamin Harrison
General Harrison
America
John H. McDonough
Paine Memorial Hall
Nathan Matthews
Patrick A. Collins
Thomas J. Gargan
Car
Oakland Garden
Lever
Mr Sanborn Writes a Letter to Board of Lunacy
A long letter by F B Sanborn criticizes the Massachusetts Board of Lunacy and Charity, accusing the chairman of bias and unlawful acts. He details attempts to reform boarding policies for insane patients, threats to remove patients, and a push to discharge him as inspector. He seeks gubernatorial hearings and laments political maneuvering amid a disputed boardroom action.
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F. B. Sanborn
Board of Lunacy and Charity
Charles C. Coffin
Inspector of Charities
Europe
Donnelly
Tewksbury
Barnstable
Essex
Hampshire
Middlesex
Norfolk
Suffolk
Worcester
John Fallon
Henrietta G. Codman
Richard L. Hodgdoi
Elmshouse
Massachusetts
State Board
Rey
Henrietta
G. Codman
Charles Denny
Edward Hitchcock
L. Webster King
R. L. Hodgdon
Anne B. Richardson
Star Chamber
Butler
Jedwood
Sanborn
Mr. Sanborn
Sam
Miss Cooke
State House
Pennell
R. Donnelly
B. Sanborn
Boston
Insurgent Charities Inspector Explains Law and Rally Notes
Long letter from 1888 discusses legal limits on Massachusetts charity board actions and the inspector’s critique. Includes quotes on constitutional government, state versus individual authority, and references to a political rally supporting John F. Andrew with speakers Beard Collins Gargan and Andrew.
City notes and local business and social updates
The block numbers 124 to 128 State street sold by Samuel Hatch & Co for 50000 to Warren K Blodgett, assessed at 38000. Fisher Ames Club of Dedham granted incorporation. Winslow Warren president Edward Capen treasurer. Quarantine lifted for all but immigrant vessels. Back Bay concert management hosted a dinner for conductor F Van der Stucken at the Vendome. John Wilson of Ferren Street Charlestown, 27, missing since last Saturday. watch found in Revere, feared foul play. Fewer than a quorum attended common council duties. no meeting held.
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Samuel Hatch & Co
Warren K. Blodgett
Fisher Ames Club
Dedham
Winslow Warren
Edward Capen
Back Bay
F. van der Stucken
New York
John Wilson
Ferren Street
Charlestown
Revere
Common Council
Fourth Symphony Concert Notes on Tomorrow's Music
Brief notes review Schumann Symphony No 1 in B flat major completed 1841 first performed Leipzig 1841contents praise Schumanns grasp of symphonic form and orchestra use. then Beethoven influence noted and Violin Concerto in D major op.61 revived by Joachim. Michael Angelo overture op.39 by Gade praised for clarity and form
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Robert Schumann
Geandhaus
Leipzig
Wasielewski
Schumann
Beethoven
Lupwniig von Beethoven
Joachim
N. W
Michael Angelo
Gade
Mendelssohn
Smith-Foster wedding at King's Chapel in Salem
Frank L. Smith head master of Bowditch school Salem and Miss E Gertrude Foster of Everett wed at King's Chapel last evening. Rev W H Foote officiated. Ushers included Frederick W. Smith Mark Wilmarth E O Holmes Jr and Harry H Barrett. Bride wore olive green travelling suit with a velvet capote. They will reside in Salem after a quiet reception at Youngs.
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King’s Chapel
Frank L. Smith
Bowditch
Salem
E. Gertrude Foster
Everett
W. H. Foote
Frederick W. Smith
Mark Wilmarth
E. O. Holmes, Jr
Harry H. Barrett
George F. Foster
Young's
Richardson Lecture Draws Crowd at Tremont Temple
William Blaney Richardson, nephew of a Boston banker, debuted as a lecturer at Tremont Temple. The British Museum scientists sent him to Tamaulipas to collect natural history items, data, and geographic information. He began the task at about 18 and spent a year completing it, presenting a detailed report of his labors and experiences.
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Richardson
William Blaney Richardson
Tremont Temple
Boston
British Museum
Mexico
Tamaulipas
Gospel Among the Indians Society Meets at Unitarian Building
A meeting of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel Among the Indians and others convened at the Unitarian building yesterday afternoon. Dr. Peabody presided with Dr. McKenzie as secretary. Little business beyond routine matters occurred. New members elected include the Rev. C. R. Eliot Arthur B. Wells the Rev. Reuven Thomas the Rev. Howard W. Bronson and George S. Saunders.
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Society For the Propagation of the Gospel Among the Indians
Unitarian Building
Peabody
Dr. McKenzie
C. R. Eliot
Arthur B. Wells
Reuven
Thomas
Howard W. Bronson
George 8. Saunders
Direct Service to Florida From Clyde Steamship Co
Clyde Steamship Company schedules direct New York to Mayport Florida service connected to St John’s River lines. The route, aimed at aiding Florida patrons and easing orange shipments during quarantine disruptions, operates from Pier 29 East River with Gulf Stream and Delaware boats. Returning service from Mayport departs Fridays after connections arrive.
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Florida
Clyde Steamship Company
New York
Mayport
Fla
St. John’s River
Jacksonville
Maypore
Lake Jessup
South Florida
Gulf Stream
Delaware
Pier 29
Fast River
San Aayy
Hats and Caps Move Fast at G W Simmons Co
A dollar or two buys a fall or winter silk hat or Derby as G W Simmons and Co at 32 to 44 North street advertise the latest styles at remarkably low figures. Their hat and cap department is always crowded by young men and prudent parents.
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Derby
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Purest market liniment and Dr Bull’s cough syrup ad
An advertisement touts St vation oil as the sure and purest liniment that kills pain priced at 25 cents. It also promotes Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup as a national dispenser of happiness priced at 25 cents.
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Dr. Bull
Trial of Harpoon Assault on Francis A. Barstow Crew
United States Circuit Court on November 1 hear the cases of master J Liam F Macomber and the mate of the barkentine Francis A Barstow charged with harpoon assaults on crew members. The trials were finished and given to the jury, with further proceedings to follow for Wil.
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United States Circuit Court
Newson
J.liam F. M.acomber
Barkentine
Francis A. Barstow
Wil
Superior Court Nov 1 First Session Docket
Court records list numerous civil actions and verdicts from the first and subsequent sessions. Cases include Horatio N Page vs Janes Higgins for bond deed breach in Revere. Bernard Naughton vs William W White for injuries from a tub fall in South Boston. many other listed tort and contract matters with judges Hammond and Mason, and numerous docket entries for Boston area plaintiffs and defendants.
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Superior Court
Mason
Horatio N. Page
Janes Higgins
Pilaintif
Revere
A.D. Bosson
B. Durant
Bernard Naughton
William W. White
South Boston
F. Paige
Plaintaff
Merwin
Quincy M.c.s.co
Farmer
Pitcher
Ean
Keating
Harris
Quincy M
Pepper
Kendal
Plea Bargains in Superior Court Case Docket
On November 1 in Superior Court J Adam Lowe pled guilty to larceny and was fined ten dollars. John Powers pled guilty to violating liquor laws and fined fifty dollars. Michael Flaherty pled guilty to liquor violations with a fifty dollar fine plus costs. Several pleas of guilty were entered but sentences were deferred. Julia Sullivan is charged with being idle and disorderly and remains untried.
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Superior Criminal Court
Dewey
J. Adam _ Lowe
John Powers
Michael Flaherty
Julia Sullivan
Edison and His Portrait Court Case Emerges
A court case probes whether a company may use inventor Thomas Edison’s portrait for advertising after acquiring his name rights. Edison objects to his likeness being used with his polyform invention to ease neural pains and to Lydia Pinkham branding. Boston capitalists own the invention and show Edison’s likeness in ads, triggering the restraining action yesterday.
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Thomas A. Edison
Lydia Pinkham
Boston
Rhey
Edison
Discovery of Asteroid 281 by Dr Palisa Vienna
A Science Observer Code cable from the EU of Astronomers reports the discovery of asteroid 281 of twelfth magnitude by Dr. Palisa in Vienna. It provides the position for Oct 31.5165 GMT and a detailed right ascension and declination, with daily motions noted in both axes.
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Science Observer Code
European Union of Astronomers
Palisa
Vienna
Greenwich
New Brighton Engine Company 34 Named and Commissioned
Five Brighton commissioners establish Engine Company No 34 with George C Fernald as captain. The unit commences service on November 3. Promoted within are John A. Ryan to engineman No 8 Hoseman Thomas H. Evans to assistant engineman No 8 Hoseman J P Dean to lieutenant No 4 and Hoseman John Quigley to lieutenant No 8.
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Brighton
George C Fernald
John A. Ryan
Thomas H. Evans
J. P. Dean
John Quigley
Pathfinder November Issue Reveals Winter Schedules
The November Pathfinder issue is released featuring the latest time tables and winter schedules. It notes techniques or tips for readers while highlighting upcoming timetable updates and seasonal planning.
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Oto
Last Ear’s
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