Tremont Temple Harvard Rally Toasts Liberty History and Reform
A crowded Tremont Temple meeting by the Harvard Republican Club features speeches from Dr Hale Senator Hoar Judge Long and Henry Cabot Lodge with letters from Whittier and Roosevelt. Attendees celebrate Harvard College’s tradition of self government and debate the nation’s course amid tariff reform and Civil War legacies.
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Tremont Temple
Hale
Hoar
Robinson and
Long
Mr. Lodge
Whittier
Roosevelt
Harvard Republican Club
Harvard Tariff Reform Association
Harvard
J. M. Merriam
Senator Hoar
John D. Long
Henry Cabot Lodge
Boyden
Republican Club
Harvard Reform Association
Edward E. Hale
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Harvard College
Sam Adams
John Adams
General Warren
Otis
England
America
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Dorchester
Edward Everett
Charles Sumner
Waldo Emer
Wendell Phillips
Shaw
Putnam
Hallowell
South
Nestion
Texas
Carolina
Mississippi
Congress
Massachusetts
Fort Wagner
FE. R. Hoar
John H. Heywood
George B. Loring
Samuel F. McCleary
Stephen H. Phillips
Vo One
Eben F. Stone
Abbott Lawrence
Thomas M. Stetson
Augustus Lowell
George Oo. Shattuck
Samuel A. Green
John D. Washburn
Edward D. Hayden
Frederick L. Ames
Stephen Salisbury
Daniel A. Gleason
Edward L. Giddings
J. Lewis Stackpole
Bowman
Stephen M. Weld
Edward C. Jonson
Francis M. Weld
Frederic J. Greenhalge
George ©. Crocker
William L. Richardson
J. Q. A. Brackett
Charles W. Clifford
Samuel Hoar
Charles G. Fall
Harris C. Hartwell
Arthur Lord
M. H. Richardson
Dudley Pickman
Jones Co
Lowell
Curtis Guild
Risle
E. Rockwood Hoar
Cleveland
Lause
Jonen
Two Business Surprises From Stanley Expedition News
Couriers report direct Stanley expedition news from Tabora dated Nov 2. Arabs trading between Lakes Victoria Nyanza and Nzige met Stanley’s rear guard west of Albert Nyanza as the party prepared to cross swampy terrain. 40 drowned crossing a great river.
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Zanzibar
Tabora
Stanley
Lakes Victoria
Nyanza
Nzige
Albert Nyanza
Sanga
Congo
Zanmbar
Extradition treaty debate and political fallout storm
A Boston Journal critique of the proposed extradition treaty with Great Britain is debated. Patrick Ford and other figures deny Pilot claims that Democratic senators pressed the clauses, while Senator Morgan and Bayard are cited on the treaty’s passage and the authorship of contentious provisions. The article also covers financial chaos with several notable assignments and bank leadership changes amid broader economic distress.
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The
Journal of Thursday Afternoon
Great Britain
Collins
United States
Senate
Morgan
Alabama
Boyle O’ Reilly
New York Herald
Mogan
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Dominions
Bayard
Boston Journal
New York
Patrick Ford
Jloston
England
Kr. Ford
Dolph
Frye
Evarts
Iaunds
Riddleberger
Patrick Egan
EB. v. Meagher Condon
Foreign Suit Sale Offer On High Class Goods
They advertise a sale of foreign garments formerly priced at 85 to 50 dollars per suit now offered as an entire lot for 20 dollars. Made to order with skilled cutters, claiming unbeatable value and quality. A few displays are in the windows and on counters for inspection.
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Summer Street
Boston
John M. Call, Jr
Boston Chronicle Political and Civic News Roundup
Reports detail speeches at Cambridge Tremont Temple and Jamaica Plain rallies with figures like Edward Hale Hoar Morse and Andrew. Updates note two men found dead in Boston and the disappearance of Walter Hull of the Yarmouth Steamship Co. The Crispus Attucks monument was installed on the Common and Woman's Home Missionary convention continued.
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Boston
Walter Hull
Yarmouth Steamship Company
Woman’s Home Missionary Convention
Weather Outlook for New England and Atlantic Coast
For twenty four hours Maine and New Hampshire face threatening weather with rain and slightly colder Saturday night, westerly brisk winds along the coast. Elsewhere in New England and eastern New York expect rain and colder conditions Saturday night with brisk easterly winds. Cautionary southwest signals are set on the Atlantic coast from Delaware Breakwater to Eastport.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
New England
New York
Atlantic
Delawarereakwater
Eastport
Thrasher brings word on whalers trapped in ice
The steam whaler Thrasher arrived from the Arctic with news that thirteen whalers and about five hundred crewmen trapped by ice late September are safe. Relief ships began evacuations on October 2 as ice broke after a nine day confinement, enabling vessels to reach the rendezvous.
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San Francisco
Arctic
Ounalaska
The Everyday Life of Railroad Men in Scribners Offer
First popular account of railroad engineers duties and rewards appears in Scribner’s November issue. Twenty illustrations by A B Frost accompany the feature.
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Scribner's
A. B. Frost
Violin Prices Advertised by Hoventon and Dutton
If your children have musical talent it wont cost much to buy them a violin from Hoventon and Dutton. They offer beginner instruments imported priced from 1.92 to 10 dollars and higher quality imported violins for more money.
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Hoventon & Dutton
Lord Sackville's Future and Diplomatic Moves
Washington reports Lord Sackville remains in the capital and may announce his departure soon. rumors place him heading to St Petersburg with Herbert appointed chargé d affaires in Washington, while London notes Herbert's new post and Sackville's leave. The Times of Los Angeles adds details on the Murchison West correspondence and associated letters from Pomona.
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Washincrox
Lord Sackville
Great Britain
United States
Washington
Legation
Bayard
Lord Sackvlle
Lord Salisbury
St. Petersburg
Baltimore
England
Secretary of State
Treasury Department
London
Michael Henry Herbert
Los Angeles
Cal
Times
Pomona Inquirer
Murchison
West
Pomona
W. A. Bell
W. P. Fitzgerald
State Republican Committee
Henry G. Gage
Chi
Dudley Letter Sways Indiana Politics Amid Controversy
Washington reports indicate the Dudley letter has shaken Indiana politics with some Republicans abandoning the ticket to vote straight Democratic. The Democratic campaign asserts the signature is genuine while Dudley’s counsel calls it a forgery and plans potential suits against papers printing the circular.
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Washington
Sprcrar
Dudley
Indiana
New York
Democratic National Campaign Committee
William W. Dudley
Commissioner of Pensions
Brice
George Bliss
Democratic Committee
Noter
President Cleveland Denies Irish Bias Allegations in Buffalo
A Democratic mass meeting in Burrao, N Y, heard James Mooney preside as Secretary Fairchild spoke. An affidavit claiming Grover Cleveland would not pair with an Irishman sparked a sensation, promptly denied by the White House and critiqued as reckless mendacity. Cleveland’s dispatch drew wild cheers from the crowd.
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Burrao
N. Y
Music Hall
James Mooney
The
Land League
W. S. Bissell
White House
J. R. Mooney
Executive Mansion
Washington, D.C
Wilson Bissell
Buffalo
Grover Cleveland
Balfour Jubilant Over Lib Unionist Wins at Wolverhampton
London Nov 2 Mr Balfour chief secretary for Ireland spoke at a Liberal Unionist conference in Wolverhampton praising Conservative municipal election gains. He claimed Unionism advanced, that Gladstonians were beaten in strongholds like Leeds, and that government policy won across the board. He noted Ireland crime drop and mocked eviction outcry, citing New York evictions.
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London
Balfour
Ireland
Wolverhampton
Gladstonians
Leeds
New York
Democratic caucuses select court candidates in most wards
City Democrats held ward caucuses to choose General Court candidates. Ward 16 produced four contenders with Desmond 352 votes and Keliher 308. both Desmond and Keliher advanced. Ward 2 saw a tight contest defeating Democratic Associates and Knights of Labor nominees by about two to one. Other wards listed slates and outcomes, with several races to be reported at the polls.
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General Court
Jeremiah Desmond
Thomas J. Keliher
David McCarthy
James F. Morley
Desmond
Keliher
McCarthy
Morley
Beverly
Democratic Associates
Knights of Labor
Thomas C. Kennedy
George Carlin
P. J. Kennedy
Thomas O. McEnany
Ard
John W. O'Neil
William H. Murphy
Warp
John H. Quinlan
Joseph T. Corbett
Edward Gagan
Michael J. O’brien
Richard M. Barry
John J. Gilles
Daniel McLaughlin
Thomas Garren
John H. Sullivan
Thomas F. Kelly
Michael J
Alexander P. Bro Fitzgerald
Dennis J. Quinn
James J. Burke
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National Bank of Redemption
James B. Case
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Fobes
Mr. Forbes
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James A. Houston
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Roxbury
Henry 5. Dewey
Maple Street
Henry S. Dewey
Presley
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Canada
Dominion of Canada
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Harrison Gray
Los Angeles Times
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Adams, McCal & CO
Philadelphia
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Merchant Tailors
Washington Street
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Tremont St
Lord Fauntleroy
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Weber
Gabler
M. Steinert & Sons
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Andrew J. Lloyd
Optician
Washington St
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Starvard
God
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Nai’l Leferns. CO
J.T. Phelps
Agt
Independent Rally
Atty
Cleveland, Andrew
Dudley Street Opera House
Henry W. Putnam
Robert M. Morse, Jr
Harvey N. Shepard
John F. Andrew
Geo. A. Dary
Henry L. Pierce
J. F. Andrew
J.B. Gardner
R. M. Morse, JR
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Osborne Howes, Jr
Newton
Mr. Blaine
New Haven
Conn
Derby
New York Graphic
New Continental Clothing House
D. M. Lindsey
Russell
Cambridge
Higginson
G. A. Leland
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Lodge
Ward
T. W. Higginson
William Lloyd Garrison
George T. Downing
Newport
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