Irish parliamentary delegation tours the United States
The article recounts the Irish tenants' struggles against landlord coercion, the Tipperary arrests, and the broader push for land purchase on landlord terms. It notes prisonings, evictions, and police actions, and outlines planned U S appearances by Irish members with meetings in Philadelphia Boston New York Jersey City and Newark.
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America
Tipperary
Ireland
New Tipperary
Smith Barry
England
Mr. Labour
National League
Cpanion
Great Britain
Balfour
Gladstone
Pall
Grant
Hoffman House
O’brien
Dillon
Philadelphia
Academy of Music
McClure
Beaver
Boston
New York
I. B. O'Connor
Jersey City
Newark
Yale College Affairs Reports Elections and Campus Updates
The Yale Cooperative Society elected Dodge G M Landers Jr Stokes and others to posts including president Professor Reynolds and secretary E C Fellowes. The society aims to supply students at cost and saw store sales of 11018.23 dollars this year, up 2028 from the prior year. The Yale Divinity School reports 142 students from diverse states and countries, Amherst leading with 12 graduates. A new navy launch is planned due to previous issues, and a dramatic club may be revived with faculty permission. A new gymnasium is under substantial construction, its size becoming evident.
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Reynolds
E. C. Fellowes
Vertner Kenerson
Lilson
Lloyd, Jones
Robinson
South Middle College
Yale Divinity School
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
New York
Maine
Ohio
Ilinois
Missour
Rhode Island
Michigan
Virginia
Canada
Colorado
Wales
Vermont
New Hampshire
Iowa
England
District of Columbia
West Virginia
New Jersey
South Carolina
Kentucky
Kansas
Georgia
California
Wisconsin
Washington
China
Africa
Germany
Japan
Hawaiian Islands
Russia
Turkey
Amherst
Yale
City Affairs Board Forcibly Admitted After Locked Office
Cincinnati Ohio November 2 The new Board of City Affairs met with the Mayor and found the office locked. The Mayor ordered entry by force. The board elected a new clerk and discharged an assistant who refused to surrender the minutes book. President Resnelin of the old board protested but withdrew after the Mayor ruled he had no right to interfere.
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Mosby
Old Board
Bismarck
Prince Bismarck
Thrower Iin
Jan-Bismarck
Triglaw
Landtag
House of Hohenzollern
Moltke
Koon
Verlin
Friedrichsruh
Vargin
Harvard Defeats Cornell 77 to 0 in Rush Game
Harvard dominated Cornell on Jarvis field as substitutes filled the rush line and rapid ball control kept the ball in Cornell territory. Osood stood out for Cornell with strong rushing in a lopsided intercollegiate matchup.
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Harvard
Cornell
Jarvis Field
Cornel
Osood
New Haven
Yale
Wesleyan
Hanover
Dartmouth
Bowdoin
Amherst
Teeth
Andover
Phillips
Mechanics Fair draws weekly visitors with fresh exhibits
A speaker praises visiting the Mechanics Fair at the Music Hall. He notes new attractions each week, reports leaving energized rather than exhausted after evenings at the Murpock Liquip Foon Co exhibit, and encourages others to try the Liquip Foon beverage to boost stamina on return trips.
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Mechanics’ Fair
Murpock Liquip Foon Company
Music Hall
A Good Stroke of Warfare at Arlington Street Church
Rev. Brooke Herford lauds Boston Aldermen for quickly suppressing an immoral play and urges continued civic moral action. He argues liberty and decency must be balanced, defends the drama as a potential uplift, and calls for public and private standards to keep theater clean and wholesome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke Herford
Arlington Street
Isaiah
Talid
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Hiuman
Blaine Defends Protection Policy in Philadelphia Speech
Secretary Blaine addressed a large crowd at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia. He argued for protection, attacked Democratic aims to weaken tariffs, and urged Pennsylvanians to support protection to prevent its strangling by free trade forces. He noted past Democratic support for his stance and framed the fight as crucial for national economic policy.
Old Fashioned Methods Condemned in Boston Real Estate Debate
Prustee of Boston argues against the Transcript’s critique of a Boylston Street sale and defends modern conveniences. He praises Boston’s progress, laments old prejudices, and urges real estate professionals to embrace centralized exchanges to limit private sales. Dated Boston October 30, 1890.
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Transcript
Boylston Street
Boston
Boston Real Estate Exchange
Washington Street
Dr. Johnson
England
Shakspere
Haglishman
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Salmagundi
Prustee
Father Ignatius Preaches in Boston Episcopal Service
Rev Father Ignatius O. 8. 4. the famed evangelist monk spoke at Horticultural Hall to a large crowd. The Welsh born preacher conducted the service, sang, read lessons, and preached on The One Fold and the One Shepherd, arguing for unity through Jesus and the Holy Ghost as the ultimate teacher. He noted the hall not consecrated by the bishop and hoped prayers would consecrate it.
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Horticultural Hall
Father Ignatius
Boston
Wilson Barrett
Order of St. Benedict
Athens
Ieuutius
Episcopal Church of England
Father Latius
Episcopal
Chiurch
Ile “Maelish
Jesus
Holy Ghost
Christ
Nearly Destroyed Fire Destroys Chillicothe Town Flourish
A huge blaze in Chillicothe wipes out the business portion centered on Hancock’s livery stable. Telegraph and telephone offices burned, 37 buildings destroyed, with losses near 290000 and only partial insurance. Additional fires in Olneyville and other cities reported with various damages and insured losses.
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Preoria
Chillicothe
Hancock
Providencr
Olneyville
Alfred Anthony
W. J. Whipple
Pryce Owens
Baker
W.L. Whipple
J. Murray
Warrury
Conn
Wilbur Austin
Holohan Block
New York
Dnane Street
Thurber, Whyland & Co
New Albany
Ind
New Rolling Mill Department
New Albany Forge and Rolling Mill Company
Winamac
Grand Meadows
Indiana
Nine Out of Ten People Suffer Catarrh Says User
A reader testifies that catarrh affects nine of ten people and warns it can lead to bronchitis or consumption if untreated. The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a constitutional remedy, citing a Omaha Neb user who reports good results after trying many products.
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Hood
Omaha
Neb
New Athletic Handbooks and French Revolution Review
Book notices discuss new Bohn's Handbooks of Athletic Sports covering Cricket Tennis Golf and more with multiple contributors. A critical review of Justin McCarthy's The French Revolution notes uneven style yet solid research, warning it skews toward journalistic treatment and may appeal to readers seeking vivid portrayal over deep philosophy.
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Bohn
Isell
Ton
Ik. Lyttleton
Cambridge University
Julian Marshall
W. W. Wilberforce
Hilliard
W. K. Woodcate
Oxford University
M.A
New York
Seribner & Welford
Boston
W. K. Clarke & Co
Justin I
McCarthy
I'hiers
Mignet
Taine
Carlyle
Bastille
Justin M‘carthy
Voltaire
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
M‘carthy
Justin H. McArthy
M.P
Harper & Bros
Brooks for Young Folks and the Boy Hero in Half a Dozen Boys
A review lauds Annie Chapin Ray’s Half a Dozen Boys highlighting Fred the blind boy and Rob, with Fuzz the dog and Miss Bessie Carter guiding the young cast. It praises Chuck Purdy and Dad Kinzer for natural New York settings, though deeming Sam’s death unnecessary as a forced climax.
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Rob
Fuzz
Bessie Carter
Frank Muir
Sam
Dad Kinzer
St. Nicholas
Mr. Stoddard
Chuck Purdy
New York
New Ward
Harlem
Third Avenue
Chuck
Bismarck in Private Life described with glee and doubt
A British review surveys Bismarck in Private Life, noting the French author’s playful myths about Bismarck, threefold symbolism, and witty anecdotes. It covers new tales, old favorites, and an English appendix illuminating portraits of the Emperors, Bismarck, his wife, and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Reichstag
Hichter
Theophi
Prussia
England
Henry Hayward
New York
D. Appleton & Co
Town and Country Library
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted for Catarrh Cure
An old advertisement urges readers to treat catarrh by purifying the blood rather than addressing nasal symptoms. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a permanent cure and describes it as a great blood purifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Dow Bickford Watertown ship chandlery pioneer dies
Dow Bickford longtime Atlantic avenue slip chandlery operator in Watertown died at home on Jewett Street after a long illness. Born in Epsom New Hampshire in 1800s he began ship chandlery in 1840 with Luther Dena on Purchase Street. He leaves a widow two sons and two daughters.
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Dow Bickford
Atlantic Avenue
Jiosion
Jewett Street
Watertown
Epsom
N. H
Luther Dena
Purchase Street
W. D&s. L. Bickford
Mir Weare Tickford
Alston Wat
Pughton
Newtonville
Lon
Essex Streut
Wells Fargo Express Agent Robbed in Miapvinia
In Miapvinia Pennsylvania two men robbed Wells Fargo Express agent C. P. Moore as he counted cash. They held a revolver to his head tied and gagged him, unlocked the safe, seized money packages estimated between $6000 and $15,000, then fled. Moore cried for help about half an hour later.
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Miapvinia
Penn
C. P. Moore
Wells-Fargo Express Consommy
Ir. Moore
Governors in Connecticut campaigns contrast tariffs and trade
Governor Bill of New York spoke in Norwich and Willimantic arguing tariffs should cover government needs yet not hurt American workers. He hailed Democratic support for reciprocity, claimed the party should be aggressive, and denied free trade positions. Governor Lill addressed industrial issues to a large Willimantic audience.
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New Haven
Conn
Bill
New York
Connecticut
Norwich
Blaine
Willimantic
Lill
Kimball Sentenced to Seven Years in State Prison
Frederic Kimball former teller at the People's Savings Bank was sentenced by Judge Mason in Worcester Superior Court to seven years in the State Prison with one day in solitary confinement. He confessed wanderings and sought clemency, admitting a serious offense against the Commonwealth. His father supported restitution efforts and a letter seeking compromise.
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Kimball
Worcester
Frederic Kimball
People’s Savings Bank
Mason
J Hopkins
Commonwealth
Ute
Soliery
Men of War Founder in Gale Near Korea Coast
News from Yokohama via Oceanic reports two Chinese men of war bound from Fusan to Jinsen foundered in a gale on October 4, sixty miles from Jinsen. The Turkish ship Ertougroul lost 600. 250 bodies have washed ashore. The Kongo departed Kube for Turkey October 10 carrying survivors.
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San Francisco
Yokohama
Steamship Oceanic
Iska
Fusan
Jinsen
Kube
Turkey
Accidents Leave Men Maimed After Train Strikes
William Kane of 38 Avon Street Natick was struck on the Boston and Albany track near Natick injuring his left leg which was removed at Massachusetts General Hospital. Dennis Donovan of Somerville was struck on the Boston and Lowell railroad near Prison Point suffering amputation of right leg and left foot. William Slughes aboard the steamer Restitution was knocked by a heavy sea and broke a leg, taken to MGH in critical condition.
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William Lt. Kane
Avon Street
Natick
Boston & Albany
Massachusetts General Hospital
Knoa
Dennis Donovan
Somerville
Boston & Lowell
Prison Point
William Slughes
Restitution
Literary notes and new editions from publishers in Chicago and New York
Albert and Scott announce a gift volume of Cicero Bacon and Emerson on friendship, plus Delhikins and the Miser by Frances Eaton and Around the World With the Blue Jackets by H B Rhoades. D Lothrop Company adds editions of The Might of Right Spare Minute Series Child Love Poetical Quotations and Who Told it to Me. Brentano’s issues a Dickens Christmas Carol facsimile. NY Times Indianapolis notes discuss Huston, Harrison, and presidential voting implications.
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Albert & S Scott
Chicago
Cicero
Bacon
Emerson
D. Lothrop Company
Delhikins
Frances Eaton
Blue Jackets
H. B. Rhoades
U. S.N
Wisconsin
Reuben G. Thwaites
Gladstone
Clara Doty Bates
Margaret Sidney
Ivory Soap Superior to Counterfeits Warned
A local notice warns that many white soaps claim to match Ivory Soap but fail to match its famed qualities. Readers are urged to request Ivory Soap and insist on buying it, as it is sold widely.
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Divinity School Pall Catalogue
Yale Cooperative Society
Dodge
G. M. Landers, Jr
J. G. Stokes
J. A.stlartwell
T. #. Bayard
H. A. Aiken
Cincinnati
Quay
Delamater
United States
Union
Pattison
Til
Providence
Pinkerton
Adams Foxpress
Court Street
Charles F. Waggett
Burnham
Lremont Street
Hall Place
Michael McNamara
Robert Bishop
Tudor Street
Middlesborough, Ky
C. L Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mags
NEW Books
Fae Bob
London
Sir Moves Montefiore
Nora Perry
Bartlett
Stella Austin
Sebastian Gates
Socrates
St. Christopher
Anna Chapin Ray
T. Y. Crowell & Co
Chuck Pardy
W. ©. Stoddard
Mstes & Lauriat
Price
Wells-Fargo Express
Governor Hill
Men-Of
Gale
Brentano's
Huston
Harrison
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