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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1890

Page

5

Close in the Ninth Aesthetic of Willams in Holliston Speech

Houston, Nov 3 Special Mr George Fred Williams reviews three weeks of campaigning in the ninth district. He criticizes opponent for legislative graft on sugar duties and McKinley era trade policy. Williams touts lobby elimination as a major issue and contrasts Republican leaders with Democratic resolve.

Houston George Fred Willams Ninth District Ninth Commonwealth of Massachusetts Williams Candler Massachusetts West End Republican Party Russell Brackett New England West Pittsburg

Gratitude for Loyal Support Acknowledged

A brief expression of thanks is offered for unwavering assistance and steadfast encouragement received in pursuing a personal effort. The speaker notes appreciation for the recipient's consistent loyalty and encouragement.

Candler Rally at Brookline Emphasizes Tariff Fight

The Brookline Republican rally at Town Hall featured William Whitman presiding and advocating McKinley tariff time to show benefits. John W. Candler spoke of storms faced since his last Congress term, defended majority rule, tariff, and the force bill, and warned that voting against him would honor Blaine slanders and replace Reed with a Southern brigadier general.

John W. Candler Congress James G. Blaine Williams Massachusetts M., Whitney Candler W. E. Russell Fifty-First Congress Thomas K. Reed

Baermann's Chamber Concert Impresses at Union Hall

Mr Baermann led a trio with Loeffler and Giese playing piano violin and cello in Beethoven opus 1 trio and a Mozart piano sonata. The Schumann trio followed with a refined, balanced performance praised for restraint and collective unity amid challenging acoustics.

Baermann Schumann Beethoven Prince Lichnowski Haydn Vienna Lenz Hercules Messrs Loeffler Giese Mozart

Adamowski Quartette opens season with mixed reviews at Steivert Hall

The Alamowski Quartette opened the season at Steivert Hall with Haydn and Dvorak works plus Klingel novelty. The ensemble features T Adamowski, Moldauer, Zach, and J Adamowski. Critics note nervous playing and uneven tone, praising the Klingel variations but deeming the Dvorak quartet long-winded and the finale perfunctory.

Adamowski Alamowski Steivert Hall Haydn Gradle Klingel Boston Dvorak Messrs T. Adamowski Moldauer Zach J. Adamowski Schulz Campanari Mingels

University Lecture and Debate Schedule for Week

A dense schedule lists events from November 4 to Friday including Faculty meetings at Arts and Sciences and Divinity Faculty, a Bible study conference with Thayer, Royce lectures in Sanders Theatre, English debates on the Republican party, a Young Men’s Christian Association address by Chaplin, a Symphony Orchestra concert, and a Harvard Union debate on reciprocity with a divinity school preaching service at 7:30 p.m.

Tursday Faculty of Arts and Sciences University Quincy Street J. H. Thayer Weednessday Divinity School Rofe Sevel

Electric car collision injures no one at Tremont and Royston

At 6 15 last evening a Grove Hat electric car struck a hedge at Tremont and Royston streets causing heavy damage to the hedge but no injuries to the driver or occupants. The vehicle owner is B Curley. Around 9 50 pm an unknown man alighting on Warren Street near Quincy Street was struck by another electric car and received a head cut. He was attended by street car staff.

Grove Hat Herdic

Sugar Market Moves on Sugar Trust Receivers

In New York the market focused on Sugar with prices around 59 8 to 65 8 as Judge Pratt named two receivers. Analysts expect a tidy reorganization. in Chicago, Sugar and copper showed mixed moves while rail stocks drew interest from shorts covering. Moore & Senley and Wales & Co. traded Sugar. a toy skeleton appeared on a State Street board after Pratt’s decision.

New York Pratt Moore & Senley Wales & Co Cammack State Street

Choate refutes claim of $75,000 damage settlement in Quincy report

President Choate of the Old Colony denies a Louisville damaged clans settlement for $75,000 involving Quincy. He confirms only two Louisville claims settled, those of Judge Edwards and a colored nurse, but declines to disclose details. Europe reportedly sold 25,000 shares. wheat and copper markets show weakness and large short interest informally noted.

Choate Old Colony Louisville Quincy Judge Edwards

Harvard Class of 91 Wins Class Football Championship

The Harvard class of 91 clinched the class football title after three years without a championship, defeating the sophomores in a tight game on Jarvis field. ’93 opened with a Parker to Ellsworth touchdown, then ’91 answered with two late scores as the half ended 8-6. Time expired with ’91 unable to add more, while heavy rushes from Masvun Moen and Blaney anchored the champion defense.

Harvard Jarvis Field Masvun Moen Blaney Winthrop Ellsworth Parker Dutfeld Harris Mone Bass Duffield Dutfield Crosby Mason Macleod Finlay G. Winthrop Corning Guerin Nichols Collamore Rogers Bartlett Slade Cary Dibblee Malone Thacher

Marriages Record Two Local Nuptials in City and Maine

In this city on Nov. 2, Rev S H Winkley united George A De Lano and Mary Leary. In Norridgewock Maine on Oct. 29 Rev J A Jones joined George P Staples of West Newton Massachusetts to Maria Ilton in a ceremony confirming the marriage.

Death notices from Boston area dated November with multiple names

Death notices list numerous individuals by surname and residence with ages and dates. Entries include Fred B. Ayer 36 Newton November 1, W. D. Bickford 76 Newton November 2, Samuel Brackett 84 Highlands November 3, Lucy Burgess 74 Highlands, etc. Several obituaries note widows or wives, and some include funeral details such as 5 Walton street November 4. Names span Newton, Woburn, Brockton, East Boston, Charlestown, Marblehead, Ipswich, Roxbury, York Maine, Rockland, Everett, Lexington, and Mt. Auburn Chapel services.

Fred B. Ayer Wve Bickford Newton W. D. Bickford Brackett Highlands Samuel Brackett Burgett Walnut Hill Lucy Burgess I. J. Burgess Dow Woburn Celinde Thompson Stephen Dow Drew Brockton Emma J. Brown Theodore Downing East Boston Emmanuel Downing Fisher Mary J GN. Fisher Charlestown Gibbs Somerville Clarissa H Benjamin F. Gibbs Hodges Marblehead Wiley Elizabeth F. Wiley Henry Wiley Mt. Auburn Chapel New York Whitman Lexington Mary F Jason Whitman Wilson Everett Sarah Wilson

Boston Vegetable Vapor for painless extraction and surgery

The article contends ether and chloroform dominate anesthesia while nitrous oxide is unsafe for general surgery. It credits Dr Mayo with discovering a vegetable anesthetic in April 1583 that treats all patients safely and effectively, usable from children to the elderly, and suitable for those with heart or lung issues. Over 1,000,000 operations have reportedly used it with favorable testimonials from Boston surgeons.

Schiff Ier. Litch Bright H. C. Wood Dental Mayo Boston U. K. Mayo Wal A. K. Marclear al. R. Thayer, M.D

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