Cause of Defeat: Democrats Rebel Over Tariff Views
Washington reports a prominent Illinois administration member says Morrison’s tariff stance isn’t the sole cause of his defeat. Internal party resentments and retaliatory pressure from disgruntled Democrats across Chicago, Springfield, and Peoria are blamed for Morrison’s loss.
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President limits Washington stay during new Congress
The White House announced that between November 10 and the next congressional session the President will be unavailable except for essential public business. He will not entertain visitors during this period but will maintain the usual 1:30 pm Monday, Wednesday and Friday receptions.
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Acworth Deacon and Mrs Thayer Celebrate Golden Wedding
Deacon Warren Thayer and wife Mrs Thayer of Acworth New Hampshire marked fifty years of marriage at their home on Tuesday election day relatives filled the old farmhouse. They wed November 2 1856 in Acworth with Rev Joseph Orvill officiating. Sons and daughters and several grandchildren attended as relatives read letters from across Maine California and beyond. A bountiful collation followed prayers. poems speeches and music filled the evening. The couple remain active in New England social circles and are highly regarded in Boston and nearby towns.
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Professor Morse Delivers Japanese House Talk to Chauncy Hall Pupils
Professor Edward Morse entertained Chauncy Hall School pupils with a lively talk on Japan. He noted Japanese dwelling customs emphasizing movable screens, quiet gardens, and the avoidance of dust. He described decor and etiquette, the significance of ornaments, and a house built to withstand earthquakes.
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Boston College Opens Winter Lecture Series With Education Talk
The fall agi winter course of lectures at Boston College opened last evening in Boston College Hall with Rev. J. O'mnor delivering a discourse on education. Mayor O'Brien introduced the speaker as a large attentive audience listened closely. The next lecture is set for Wednesday Nov 17 with Rev. Thomas J County speaking on The Present Condition of Ireland.
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President Cleveland to Visit Boston for Reception
Mayor O'Brien directs elaborate preparations for a visit by President Cleveland and wife. The party will travel from New York to Boston arriving Monday morning, meet by committee, breakfast with the Governor, tour Harvard, receive a city welcome at Vendome, and end with a public reception at Faneuil Hall before returning to New York.
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Harvard 250th Anniversary Festival Begins Friday
Harvard College marks its 250th foundation with four days of events from Friday November 5. The schedule includes Law School Association events at Austin Hall, a Sanders Theatre ceremony with Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr., a football game versus Wesleyan, a torchlight march, observatory open hours, and a grand alumni gathering at Gore Hall and Memorial Hall with honorary degrees and a luncheon.
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Early Military Leaders of New England Described
The New England Historic Genealogical Society heard Rev. Increase N. Tarbox present a paper on early military leaders including Miles Standish John Mason John Underhill Daniel Patrick and Lyon Gardiner. The discussion highlighted Mason’s decisive role in Connecticut fighting for colonists and offers of command from Fairfax.
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Seven Dinners Each For Memorial Association Members
Two Boston Memorial Association gentlemen waited in room 10 at Young's Hotel for the annual meeting to begin at 4 30. Dinner for twenty one expected, seven per man. The group welcomed rescuers who brought the remaining eighteen members to the session. Officers elected include Martin P Kennard as president and Henry H Edes as treasurer, with several new members announced. The Theodore Parker statue is nearly ready to be cast after plaster completion.
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The Ferry Investigation Continues Hearing Last Evening
The East Boston ferries board investigation proceeded with witnesses including Charles H. Buck who denied interlineations in records, ex-Alderman Woolley and Henry B. T. testifying, Phalen detailing his board ties, and William A. Foss outlining his ferry board career.
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Dickens and His Travels Lecture At Music Hall
The third Stoddard lecture at Music Hall last night covered Charles Dickens and his travels. The speaker traced Dickens's early poverty and career vicissitudes as journalist author traveller and lecturer and closed with life at Gad's Hill illustrated by the stereopticon to a large appreciative audience.
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Keeler & Co Enlarges Furnishings Store in New England
The pressure to expand has driven Keeler & Co to occupy the upper floors of an adjoining building. The larger stock will make one of the region’s biggest furniture showrooms and aims to meet every taste and requirement.
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Boston Girl Reports London Concert Debut in Crystal Palace Series
A Boston student in London writes of Oct 17 about the Oct 16 Crystal Palace concert. Aug Manns conducted the Crystal Palace Orchestra in three pieces including The Naiades, Beethoven Symphony No 5 in C minor, and Massenet ballet music from Le Cid. Soloists were Ella Russell and Fanny Davies with Mendelssohn and Scarlatti solos. Russell’s Verdi aria received mixed reaction.
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Boston Theatres and Plays Schedule Tonight
Boston venues list showings including Denman Thompson and Harbor Lights at 7 45 PM. Globe Theatre presents Mr Wilson Barrett and Parlor Match appears at Park Theatre with nightly 745 showings. Hollis Street Theatre features Adonis and Howard Athen Zum Storm Beaten also listed.
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Marriages listed in city notices from November and October
Bezanson Pitts in this city on November 1 by Rev N B Jones Jr. James il Bezanson to Ida Pitts. Hanna Embree in this city on October 31 by Rev C Hi Spalding M M Hanna to Eugenia C Embree. At Cambridge Oct 26 Thomas F Atmner to Mary J Stubbs. Healy Lewis in Ruthland Mass Nov 2 Adelaide J Healy to Robert W Lewis. Johnson Fisher Hartford Oct 28 Gil Stafford Johnson to Auntie Augusta Fisher. Perry Cooper Penmoroke Oct 31 Chester B Perry to Josephine Cooper.
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Deaths across Massachusetts towns list various ages
Death notices from Norfolk Charlestown Dorchester East Boston Roxbury South Boston Dorchester Lower Mills Weston Laconia Foxboro Somerville Reading and other places report victims including Thomas Hardy M D aged 60 Ellen Cril wife of Owen Cril 23 young Frederick E Hunchinson 19 Edwin Furber Haley 22 Elizabeth C Hills 80 Mary B Bush 77 Louis F Busiel 8 Abbie Boyden 53 Rowen Hawes 30 years 7 months 6 days among others.
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