Blaine Proclaims Protective Tariff Defense in New Haven Tour
James G Blaine and party arrived in New Haven at noon and spoke to about 3500 at the Green, urging Connecticut to uphold protection. He criticized government bank loans, connected funds to Cleveland and Thurman, and warned voters to back Harrison and Morton to preserve tariffs.
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Conn
James G. Blaine
Young Men’s Republican Club
Green
Blaine
Harrison
America
Connecticut
Grover Cleveland
Allan G. Thurman
Cleve
United States
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Deermine
Derby
Thomas Wallace
General Harrison
West
Dickinson
New Ae
Missouri
Kentucky
New England
Fall River
Congress
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Pacific
Republican Party
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Senate
House
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Morton
Europe
New York
Country Club Autumn Meeting Winds Up at Clyde Park
The Country Club closes its autumn meeting this afternoon at Clyde Park with a racing card featuring a handicap pony race, a two and a half mile hurdle chase, and a mile and a half flat race. Notable entrants include Rokeby Stables Jolly Roger, Foxhall Keen, Mermaid, Goblin Snob, Pat Oakley, and Hopeless from Queens County Stables with several stakes on offer and weights listed.
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Country Club
Clyde Park
Rokeby Stables
Jolly Roger
Foxhall Keene
Buckshot
R. B. Fords, Jr
R. B. Forbes, Jr
C. E. Baldwin
Homepway
Belfast
Queens County Stables
Zangbar
F. Elliott
Hopeless
Esses
Moscarol
P. P
Mintaes
M.J. Daly
Dick Turpin
M. J. Daly
Black
Sanford
Cev
E. W. Roach
Voyager
Ecserceveccesccee
Vigilance
Wecccesceevssevetess
Pink Coat Hunters
G. H. Warren
Detergent Spotlight Pyle's Pearline Washing Cleanser
A brief note highlights Pearline by Pyle as a leading detergent for washing and cleaning tasks. It emphasizes its scrubbing power and versatile use in household care.
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Pyle
Abuses of Protection Rally in Newton for Cleveland and Thurman
Newton Democrats and Independents filled City Hall for a Cleveland and Thurman Club rally. Osborne Howes Jr and Thomas J. Doherty spoke on tariff history and defense of protection, contrasting Hamilton’s 1816 tariff with modern Mills bill claims and urging freer trade to boost national industry and wages.
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Newton
Sorcrau
Cleveland
Thurman
City Hall
West Newton
Cleveland and Thurman Club
Henry J. Skeffington
Philadelphia
Osborne Howes, Jr
Thomas J. Doherty
Boston
Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton
Socrates
Christ
Stephen
Savonarola
Cranmer
Alexander
Siberia
Uncertain law tested in tobacco shop Sunday sale case
Philip Marzynski a tobacconist faced trial in Superior Court for selling cigars on Sunday between 11 and 4. The defense argued cigars are drugs and medicines under an 1888 statute, but the court barred evidence of medicinal effects and instructed the jury to convict if cigars and tobacco were sold in that window. The jury found him guilty.
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Philip Marzynski
Dewey
Burwell
Philadelphia firm Adams McCall Co sells foreign goods at Parker Co
Adams McCall & Co has failed and its stock of foreign goods is on sale at Joseph W. Parker & Co. 615 to 521 Washington street. Great bargains are offered in suits overcoats trousers and all items are new bright and of latest styles.
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Philadelphia
Adams, McCall & Co
Joseph W. Parker & Co
Washington Street
Women Missionary Society session reports and Indian outreach
The morning session submitted reports from about thirty conference secretaries and several bureaus. Afternoon remarks by Mrs Willing highlighted poverty among Mexicans and Arizonans while Mrs Towes and Mrs Chavez noted work at Espanola and Peralta. Talks covered Navajo Indians lacking religious teachers and Alaska missions. A commitment to next year’s meeting location was formed, and a $1000 gift supported the Northwest Washington Territory Industrial Home.
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Woman’s Home Missionary Society
New Mexico
Arizona
J. F. Willing
Espanola
Towes
Peralta
Chavez
H.C. McCabe
L Daggett
Alaska
R. W. P. Goff
Martinus Nelson
Utah
Tne
A. R. Clarke
Professor Marcey
Evanston
Colonel Springer
Mary T. Lord
J. W. Cushing
Miss Tompkinson
Harrisburg Penn
A. C. Morrow
Santa Fe
Ship News Notice to Captains and Weather Notes
The notice directs captains to adjust barometer readings by one one hundredth inch for every ten feet of sea level to correct errors. The miniature almanac lists high water and lunar data for Boston on November 2, with several arrivals and clear weather reports through November 1.
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le Bar
Mometer
Non
Boston and San Francisco Trade Activity Report
Boston reports dull business yet firm rates with shipping scarce and tonnage in high demand. High freight rates persist to Buenos Ayres Rosario Antwerp and coal rates hold, while paving and general cargo engagements shift among Boston Somes Sound Portland Sullivan and Norfolk routes. San Francisco and New York show continued charter activity with vessels in multiple international trades and cargo movements to Europe Australia and domestic ports.
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Rosario
Antwerp
Continental
Somes Sound
New York
Sullivan
Barks Nelite K Rumball
Ridgewater
Respit
Christiania
Norway
Clyde
Erbice
Gem
Trinidad
Sachs C
H Foster
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Curacoa
Sch
Wim
Green
Baltimore
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Sydney
New Bedford
Hart
Philadelphia
Kennebec
Washington
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Hallowell
Cape Ann
Pensacola
Portamouth
Lynn
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Lanesville
Gloucester
S.h . Frank Seavey
Dover
San Francisco
Firth of Clyde
Cork
United Kingdom
Havre
Clara
Phasis
Galatea
Barks Lapwing
Kriemhild
Game
Kylemere
Liverpool
Lord of the Isles
Essex
Australia
Schs
George Lab
Pierre
Alice Braushaw
Yti
Maritime Shipping Notices From Salem to Vineyard Haven and Beyond
From Our Correspondents lists sailings and arrivals across New England ports. Entries mention vessels like steamer Lancaster and Storm King with tows, multiple schooners bound for Boston New York and Newark, and crews reporting incidents including a seaman from Mt Desert missing after an anchorage off Chatham.
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Salem
Schs
Douglass Haynes
Greenleaf
Hoboken
Alabama
Warr
George B Ferguson
Elizabethport
Freetwing
Williams
Ipswich
Henr Dennis
Gloucester
Lra Latfrienier
Crowell
Perth Amboy
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Milbalge
Inez
Brown
Boston
Isabella
Caroline
Leighton
Anaconda
Strout
Margaret
Crusoe
Hawkesbury
Halifax
Prince Edward Island
Worcester
Salled
Carlotta
Reid
Wallace
Vineyard Haven
Anne Lord
Kendall
Bangor
New York
Joe Carleton
Hal
Rockport
Jerusha Baker
Chase
Machias
George Savage
Carter
Wiscasset
Abe W Parker
Dean
Plymouth
Sebago
Clark
Hillsboro
Newark
Lorena
Jonathan Cone
Sherman
Rocknd
Franconia
Young
Bivehill
Coastwise Shipping Casualties and Harbor Tows Reported
The log notes a crew at work on an anchor when a line parted and a block struck a man. A Nova Scotia bound schooner with cargo lime suffered mast damage near Cape Cod and proceeded to repairs. Boats Elsie and H J Cottrell maneuvered to port for a tow and grounding for bow port leaks amid a busy Bangor Gloucester Gloucester harbor list of pilots and schooners with various destinations.
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Ing
Ist
Catalina
Boothbay
Johnson
Rockland
New York
Cape Cod
Esterday
H J Cottrell
Deer Lae
Pensacola
Elsie
Bangor
Ar 2d
Fany Stewart
Blake
Turks Island
Mary Jane
Lowell
Emily F Swift
Haraing
Boston
John Smith
Foss
Charleston
Dora M French
French
Abbie Somerv
Maier
J Warren
Frank Barker
Meader
Hyannis
Sophis Willey
Quinn
Cape Ann
Twilight
Shipping Movements From Various Ports In Late October
A maritime bulletin lists ships including Ship Flintshire bound for San Francisco sailing Oct 28 at lat 46 N lon 16 W. Bark Marianna Bertha en route to Wilmington NC sailed Oct 8 at lat 20 lon 40. all well. Bark Storfursten sails from Buenos Ayres to Savannah, Oct 28 at lat 27 06 lon 63 30. Bark Professor Nosasuakiola sails from Buenos Ayres to Savannah, Oct 28 at lat 27 05 lon 68 30. Bark Jane Kilgour, Belize to Goose, Oct 27 in Straits of Florida, 14 days out. all well.
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Flintshire
Pierce
Liverpool
San Francisco
Marianna Bertha
Pitesch
Hamburg
Wilmington
Storfursten
Buenos Ayres
Savannah
Professor Nosasuakiola
Jane Kilgour
Belize
Straits of Florida
Notice to Mariners East beacon sector change at Sandy Hook
Notice to mariners warns that the East beacon light at Sandy Hook New York will shift to show a red sector covering about 15 degrees from NE to ENE. Vessels must not anchor within the sector unless east of Genneys Channel. Captain Beers reports shoal water near the light ship in September and October. shoal extent under a mile east and west.
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East Beacon
Sandy Hook
New York
Geuney
Beers
Steamer Alliance
Bragaza Shoal
New Bedford Reports Whaling Fleets Amid Arctic Ice
Despatches from New Bedford note the bark Northern Light with five whales and the Lydia with five whales and 5500 pounds of whalebone. The Dora arrives San Francisco with 24 crew of the Ich Van derbilt wreck. Thirteen vessels are trapped in an ice basin twenty miles wide, Thetis to lead relief.
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San Francisco
Northern Light
Wing
Lydia
McLane
Ochotsk Sea
Uchotsk
Arctic
Jacob A Howland
Arctic Ocean
Mary E Simmons
Loum Snow & Sun
T Thomas Luce
Dora
Onnalaska
Ich Vanderbilt
Sanok Island
Washington
Lucretia
Thrasher
Freeman
United States
Thetis
Maritime Log of Global Vessels and Incidents
Reports from Boston London Key West and Halifax detail weather, collisions, groundings, and repairs. Vessels including Waldemar Victoria Camerata Brooklyn City Gerona Port Gordon Thingvalla Lizzie J Call endure gales, losses, and hull damage while operations resume at Greenock Plymouth and New York ports.
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Victoria
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Geiser
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Gloucester
Mass
Yesterdy
Amail
West Acon Ch
Seir
Sarah Carlin
Bridgewater
Popham Beach
Augusta
Guantanamo
Erin
Baltimore
Port Antonio
Maritime arrivals and sailings from ports worldwide
A mixed list of ships and barks sailing or cleared in late Oct to early Nov from ports including Arch 17 Ayrsh G W Jones Levanter and others. Entries cover Hamburg Halifax Liverpool St Johns Montreal and Singapore routes with names like Frederika Schepp Davis Loring Sailed dates vary from Oct 17 to Nov 1 and include cargoes and destinations such as Mobile New York and Cardiff.
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Ayrsh
Folk
Frederika Schepp
Cole Noein
Crosby
Smith
Andreas
G W Jones
Newport News
Isaac Dodge
Gaul
Ship Island
Charles Loring
Thestrup
Mobile
Alvens
New York
Charlotte
Davis
Eerrien
Levanter
Gerry
Newark
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Philadelphia
Olyhead
Galgate
Camm
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San Francisco
Halifax
Annie A
Deal
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Guy Cross
Maliett
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York
Tvirpool
Oss
Richibucto
Alette
Gullicksen
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Montreal
Navassa
Priscilla
Mc Z Bades
James A Garfield
Tolte
St See Bat
Concordia
Glasgow
Vancouver
Mabye Ae Nak Magan
San
Suarvness
Shi Condy
Calcutta
Ise
Hoogly
Lewis
Singapore
Boston
Maggie Dixon
McDonald
Batavia
Mark Edward D Jewett
Shipping movements from Buenos Ayres to New York and London
Listing records show vessels including sch Busiris with Lockhart from Buenos Ayres cleared Ist with sch Olio and Martin to New York. Sailed Ist on steamer Alufida to London. ST JAGO sailed Nov 2 with steamer Bencroy to Perth Amboy. Yak KOHAMA sailed Oct 1 with steamer Spindrift to New York.
Vast Atlantic and Gulf port traffic report excerpt
Numerous ships and sailors appear in a lengthy log of arrivals, departures, and clearances across U S ports. Vessels including steamer Bekshire Alleghany Boston and bark Clara from Demerara are noted alongside many schooners, brigs, and steamers moving between Boston Philadelphia New York Baltimore Hoboken and other ports with sailings to and from Demerara Havana Rio Janeiro and Antwerp.
Passengers Arrive by Cunard and Norddeutscher Lloyd Steamer Lists
Boston to Liverpool Pavonia carries Mr and Mrs T M Williams and many companions including Bernard Williams and Isaac H Russell. Keoston to Liverpool Servia lists R A Robertson and Livesey. Lahn Bremen bound from New York lists Jellie Pevear Denny and Denny family. Werra Boston Bremen lists H N Castle and Edward B Russell. La Bretagne to Havre includes Franklin W Smith and Rev George W Cutter. City of Savannah to Savannah lists RJ Gilam and multiple passengers.
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Boston
Liverpool
Cunard
Pavonia
T & M Williams
Goodlard Clarke
Walter Kedwell
R Baker
Bernard Williams
Isaac H Russell
George Winslow Gallison
Blogg
C J Morse
D Sanford
HG French
G H Gordon
A F Taylor
Rey
Ls Stiles
F W Brown
Thomas Rodger
W 38 Williams
Rovert Martin
Keoston
Servia
New York
R A Robertson
Livesey
Suston
Bremen
Norddeutscher Lloyd Sreaimer Lahn
Jellie UO D Pevear
Alice Hi Pevear
Florence C Pevear
F P Denny
Mary Denny
Emily Denny
KE Denny
Anna D Slocum
Mary Hutchins
Ge Marie l Wilder
Fred 4
Wilder
Richard T Wiler
Boson
Norddeutscher Lloyd
Werra
H N Castle
Edward B Russell
Havre
Transatlantique
la Bretagne
Franklin W Smith
Mary Q Loud
Mary H Simpson
George W Cutter
RS Greenough
Edward A
Mail Close Dates for British and Mexican Steamships
Notices announce mail cutoffs for Great Britain Ireland and other European destinations aboard the Pavoni with a November 3 departure, Jamaica on November 2 via Dorian, Nova Scotia via Carroll from Boston, and Vera Cruz Progreso Mexico routes with Mexico steamship from New York on November 3. Cuba mail routed by rail to Tampa closes at 3.00 PM in Boston.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Pavoni
Jamaica
Dorian
New York
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Carroll
Boston
Vera Graz
Progreso
Mex
Mexico
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Incoming Steamers for Boston and New York Listings
A list of ships due in Boston and New York with origins in Canada England and Ireland. Entries show vessel names agents and due dates from Nov 3 to Nov 6 including Yarmouth Liverpool Halifax Bostonian Circassia La Normandie and more.
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Yarmouth
Halt& Co
Samaria
Liverpool
Alex Martin Worcester
Halifax
Harrie’ nLpring
Roman
Warren & Co Bostonian
Thayers Line
Leyland Line
Boston
Bostonian
Istrian
THA ¥Er & Lincoln
State Street
Outgoing Steamers and Ship Lines Listed
A partial list of ships sailing from New York and other ports with destinations to Halifax Liverpool Glasgow Antwerp Bremen Havre and more. Entries include ship names carriers and departure times from November 5 to November 7 with lines such as P Wright Sons Hendersn Bros J Hall & Co and Brown Co.
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Halifax
Norman
Philad’p’a
Sarmapson Fairfax
Pal Riech
Dé& Barn
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Liverpool
Alex Martin
London
AMC Furness
Sages
Glasgow
H & A Allan
Michigan
Warren & Co
Yarmouth
Hall & Co
New York
Berlin
P Wright&Sons
Pevonia
Henders’n Bros
la Bretagne
Havre
Amia Forget
Servia
Amia H Brown&Co
Waesland
Antwerp
Brown
J B Ismay
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Searsport
Hiacksport
Winterport
Hampole
Bar Harbor
Ellsworth
William H. Hill
Cromwell Line
New Orleans Direct
Pier 9
North River
Knickerbocker
S. S. Louisiana
Hudson
Uisiana
California
Old Mexico
Texas & Pacific
Mississipy
Red Rivers
Carornia
J. N. Magna
Ager
Washington S
Associated Railways
Virgins
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence
FB KR
Aldo A. Pearce
N. E
Boston & Providence Railroad
N. Eng
Wrocatuasee St
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn, & Ga
Air Line
Atlantic Coast
Seaboard Air Li Kanawha
Baltimore Ohio
Amore
South
Wey
E. Smalley
Gen
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
Florado
EK. E. Currier
N. FE
Washington St
EE. Hawley
Landing Place
Pier II
Nere
Cane Seth
Ong
WH. M, Whitney