Support for Hon. John F. Andrew in Third District rally
The Young Men of the Third District back John F. Andrew with vigor, praising his five years in the Massachusetts Legislature and arguing his Washington career would honor Boston and Massachusetts. They urge a triumphant vote next Tuesday, citing his past governorship campaign and stressing relief from taxation and promotion of industry.
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Henry C. Weston
Henry J. Nazro
Charles E. Guild
Henry W. Putnam
Emil Heidenrich
Otto
William F. Jones
Alfred A. Reed
Albert Geiger
A. L. Hollingsworth
George B. Upton
Carl F. Heinzen
Henry R. Reed
L. Schlegelmilch
Thomas P. Proctor
M. Cramer
Charles B. Fox
M. V. Pierce
Francis Peabody, Jr
William Sheafe
Albert Meredith
J. J. Harley
William Minot, Jr
J. Homer Pierce
William H. Puffer
Nathaniel H. Everett
Edwin R. DeLong
E. N. Hill
Roderick Stebbins
George S. Cushing
Henry P. Jaques
John T. Wheelwright
Francis W. Lee
William C. Williams
L. G. Farmer
Johnson B. Moody
Caleb E. Niebuhr
Henry H. Buck
J.C. Talbot
Frank S. Churchill
Frank Jackson
Edmund M
French Cashmere Vests Made To Order This Week
The usual prices for French Cashmere Vests are eight and ten dollars, but this week our custom department offers them at four dollars. Orders full for ten days, with delivery November fifteenth to seventeenth. Mourning orders handled in twenty four hours by experienced staff. A simple self measure guide is provided with the illustration.
Tailored overcoats and suits offered at reduced prices
We advertise made to order overcoats for 18 and 20 dollars from Crombie Middlesex Worumbo Chinchillas Elysians Bea vers and suits to order for 18 and 20 dollars from Cassimeres Cheviots and Genuine Saxony Suitings. Usual prices were 35 and 40 dollars.
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Election wagers in Washington favor Cleveland
This morning's news reels the day with race notes across the nation. Reports show Cleveland leading in Washington wagers while Ohio Democrats expect congressional gains. The President may get election returns by private wire and committees fund fraud detection and prosecution across states.
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Maritime arrival listings from major ports dated November
Shipping round up shows multiple vessels arriving or sailing from Liverpool Havre Queenstown New York and other ports. Names include Ardanbahn Delphia La Champagne Polynesian City of New York Otranto Corean Critic and more with origins Boston Montreal New Orleans San Francisco and Philadelphia listed.
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Brice Expects Democratic Victory In Key States
New York Nov 4 Democrats feel confident of Tuesday's win. Brice predicts Cleveland carries New York, Connecticut, Indiana, and New Jersey with sizable majorities. Harrison’s burden lighter than Blaine in 1884. Republicans refrain from firm figures while noting strong organization to protect votes.
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Harrison
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Sunk Off Cowes Collision Sinks Steamer Nor Shipwreck
London reports the Norwegian bark Nor, from New York for Stettin, collided with the steamer Saxmundham off Cowes and sank. Twenty-two people are missing, believed drowned. survivors landed at Weymouth and Portland.
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Government aims to resume building eight ironclads
Nov. 4 from Bexrun reports a government plan to restart large ironclad construction after the Grosser Everfurst wreck. A bill proposing a credit to fund eight ironclads will be sent to the Reichstag for approval.
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Reason of the Coolness Between Germany and the Vatican
Rome reports the Pope refused Count Herbert Bismarck's request to influence government candidates in the Landtag elections. The result is a cooling of relations between Germany and the Vatican. Mer Jacobini to be made a cardinal at the next consistory.
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The Thingvalla Ready for Sea and Geyser Sinking
The Thingvalla, which sank the Geyser, will sail to New York on Wednesday after nearly completing cargo reloading. Repairs cost about 840,000, and the vessel is described as now as good as new. Anriggun Oak Library Table priced at 18 dollars is advertised in Jonpax, Mars & Co.
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Jonpax
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Deadly explosion in Kettle Creek coal mine shocks Pennsylvania
At Kettle Creek Coal Mining Company's new drift near Lock Haven, twenty one workers were present when a gas pocket ignited by a blown lamp caused a blast. Fifteen bodies were recovered with four injured, one later dying. most victims were Hungarian or Italian. Names listed include Samuel Killenger Patrick Dennell Michael Curran and J Carbeston. A driver named J Farrell escaped as his mule perished.
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Kettle Creek
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Patrick Dennell
Michael Curran
J. Carbeston
J. Farrell
Philadelphia
Williamsport
August Pierson
Mike Curren
P. F. Denley
Denley
Charles Almon
John Carlsen
John Anderson
Stephen Plutoo
Washington election notes on clerks and figures
Washington dispatch notes scarce politicians in the capital as odds favor Cleveland on election eve. It reports Dayton and Ohio districts potential gains by Democrats. It mentions Republican clerks aiding the campaign, printing office distributions, Tennessee senator Harris reelect hint, and General Drum shifting to street railways with Justice Matthews slowly recovering from intestinal catarrh.
Uprooting Slavery in Zanzibar Chase by German Forces
The Times Zanzibar correspondent reports German action at Whindi Harbor burning dhows and boats. Lieutenant Fitzherbert of the Algerine pursued a 200-slave dhow off Madagascar under heavy Arab fire, forcing its grounding. Jakala’s capture freed twenty seven slaves. the rest were recaptured. Stanley reports are discredited.
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Recent Railroad Disaster Prompted Czar to Increase Speed
The Czar and Czarina sustained only slight injuries in the railway accident. St. Petersburg’s Tageblatt reports the Czar blamed himself for ordering higher speed to make up for delay. Engineers warned Admiral Possier of danger. the admiral reportedly ignored the warning. On return to St. Petersburg, the Czar and entourage were welcomed with decorated streets and troops lining the route.
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Wallack Memoirs Highlight in Borber's Magazine
Lester Wallack’s reminiscences feature in the current Borber’s Magazine with a second paper titled Memories of the Last Scriba Years by Mr Wallack. The installment offers recollections from the actor and playwright era, noting period details and literary impressions.
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Bowell Won’t Publicly Release Decoy Letter
Ottawa reports that Canada’s Customs Minister Mackenzie Bowell will withhold the decoy letter’s public release until after polling day. He aims to stay neutral, despite telegrams from across the United States urging disclosure. The episode involves a similar ploy aimed at Sir Charles Tupper and remarks on Anglo-American diplomatic strains.
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Mackenzie Bowell
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England
C. H. Tupper
Tupper
Minister Bowell
OST
Lord Sackville
Cleveland
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Lord Salisbury
Election Returns How the Vote Will Be Collected
New York Nov 4 elaborate arrangements for collecting the presidential vote on election night. Returns in New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania will be collected by the Associated Press alone. Other states rely on AP and Western Union. Comparisons with 1884 for most states, Ohio with 1887 governor vote due to redistricting. New York City returns by O Rourke City Press Association. General bulletins cannot compare due to subdivided districts. Assembly district comparisons will be reported as districts report.
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania
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City Press Association
California Outlook From Hearst on California Election
Chicago November 4 William R Hearst proprietor of the San Francisco Examiner was in the city en route to New York He predicts California will be carried by the Democrats by about 8000 majority He notes Republican gains from New England emigration offset by Democratic moves from Texas The Democrat advantage in San Francisco is put at two to three thousand due to the Chinese exclusion law.
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Quay Sets 500000 Rewards to Snare Ballot Frauds
Colonel M. Quay issued a circular to the Republican State chairman in the South announcing that at the national executive committee meeting a fund of 500000 was set aside for rewards to assist arrest and conviction of those conspiring to fraud the ballot in southern sections.
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Quay
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National Executive Committee
Greenshields urged to seek mercy for Providence bank fugitive
Montrest Nov 4 Greenshields Guerin Greenshields advocates of this city have been asked to petition the Governor General to release Pitcher the Providence bank absconder. His mind has been affected since imprisonment and the necessary papers will be sent shortly.
Weather and mat prices boost Boston shoppers
Indications from Washington warn of warmer conditions in New England and eastern New York as a southwesterly breeze blows in. Meanwhile Boston women are urged to replace worn door-mats with new ones, with HoveHton & Dutton offering mats from 34 cents, suggesting buying new mats is cheaper than reusing old ones.
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New York
Boston
HoveHton & Dutton
New York Campaign Voices Split Over Tariff Issue
In New York on the eve of the 1888 election Republican manager Quay and Democratic chief Brice express confidence in their tickets while expert observers foresee possible surprises. The tariff question and shifting independence among voters reshape predictions as Cleveland weakens tariff fears with labor support growing.
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Boston
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