Marlboro rally backs Cleveland tariff reform in Roxbury
Speakers including Henry W. Putnam and Robert M Morse Jr addressed a crowded Dudley Street Opera House audience. Organizers highlighted tariff reform and Democratic leadership as the path forward, praising Grover Cleveland and denouncing Republican pretense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Putnam
Robert M. Morse, Jr
John F. Andrew
Marvey N. Shepard
Collins
Marlboro
Roxbury
Cleveland
Andrew
Dudley Street Opera House
Charles 8. Hamlin
Henry L. Pierce
J.B. Gardner
J. F. ¥. Brewster
Charles A. Plummer
Edward B. Townsend
Charles V. Desey
William C. Williams
Samuel A. Merrill
W. Prentiss Parker
Frank Brewster
George A. Comins
Joseph W. Homer
Henry A. Morse
John I. Monroe
William A. Paine
Charles $8. Hamlin
Alfred A. Glasier
Daniel J. Staniford
William Lloyd Garrison
Robert
Collins at Marlboro Address on Protectionism and Free Trade
Congressman P A Collins spoke at Marlboro outlining protectionist views and support for free lists on tin plate, salt, lumber, and wool. He cited Texas votes for free wool and praised Grover Cleveland while warning of campaign misrepresentation and intimidation. A note from John Boyle O Reilly endorsed Edward Burnett’s reelection, praising his public service and Ireland Catholic community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlgoro
P. A. Collins
Congress
Texas
Marlboro
Grover Cleveland
John Boyle O'Reilly
Father McKenna
Edward Burnett
Burnett
Massachusetts
Heinehe
Burnetts
New England
Mr. McKenna
Joan Boye O'Reilly
Young Peoples Popular Matinees By Boston Symphony
The Popular Matinees at Music Hall will begin next Wednesday afternoon with light music. Single seats are affordable to all. Soloist for next event is Mr. George J Parker, while Mr. Gericke’s attractive programme is expected to draw a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Music Hall
George J. Parker
Gericke
Endorsement of Grover Cleveland by Massachusetts Colored Voters
A committee of prominent colored citizens urges support for Grover Cleveland for president and for Thomas Wentworth Higginson and John F. Andrew to Congress. They condemn Republican tactics, praise Cleveland for civil service fairness and veterans’ aid, and call for a split colored vote to back two trusted Democratic allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Grover Cleveland
England
Senate
Cleveland
Democratic Party
South
Mr. Harrison
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
John F. Andrew
Congress
Republican Party
Messrs. Higginson
Andrew
Messrs. Banks
Aid
Chicago
Messrs
Higginson
Grover
Cleve
John Forrester Andrew
National House of Representatives
George T. Downine
J. Gordon Street
Grimke
Obituary of Mahlon D Spaulding prominent Boston merchant
The Hon Mahlon D Spaulding senior partner of Nash Spaulding Co dies at 9 PM at 99 Beacon Street after a long illness from stomach cancer. Born August 18 1827 in Anson Missouri he joined Nash Co in Boston in 1859 later forming Nash Spaulding Co influential in banking rail and tea sugar ventures with roles including Atlas National Bank president Boston Governor’s Council and Union Pacific director. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM from his Beacon Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon D. Spaulding
Nash, Spaulding & Co
Beacon Street
Spaulding
Anson
Chicopee
Mass
Edward Everett
San Francisco
California
Genesee,ll
Bank of Genesee
Boston
House of Israel Nash & Co
West India
Oxnard
Eagle
Revere
Atlas National Bank
Boston & Albany Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad
City of Boston Sinking Fund
Trinity Church
Phillips Brooks
Papen
Gifts to Vassar From John Guy Vassar Will
Extracts reveal bequests to Vassar College including 40000 for a natural history chair and 40000 for a modern languages chair plus 10000 for materials for the lab, 20000 for the John Guy Vassar Music Fund and 20000 for an art fund, with portraits and an oil painting to remain in the college art gallery. College Hill in Poughkeepsie is left to an orphan asylum, and one thousand copies of The Twenty Years Around the World are to be published for distribution. Residue to Orphan Asylum, Vassar Brothers Hospital, and Vassar College in equal thirds, with a codicil granting rights to the travel book plates and copyrights to Vassar College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Guy Vassar
Vassar College
Vassar Bros. Laboratory
John Guy
Egypt
Saintin
College Hill
Poughkeepsie
Seerand
Vassar Brothers’ Hospital
Work of an incendiary ruins several buildings in various towns
A string of fires reports destruction and losses across multiple towns. Reed's block in East Weymouth suffered heavy damage with a grocery stock and three Italian families affected. other blazes hit a carriage factory in Portland, a seminary in Goofrey, a woollen mill in Banner and a five story building on Summer street, with insured losses totaling tens of thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth
Reed
John K. Bean
Bean
Jonathan Salisbury
Pretsfield
Portland
Zenas Thompson
Union Street
Fox River
Fountain Street
Timothy B. Egan
Granite State
People’s of
New Hampshire
Banner
Benjamin Robinson
Carmel
Newton
Church Street
Mary A. D. Lewis
Framingham
Alfred Fitzpatrick
McDuff Bros
Summer Street
Messrs
Haley & Cutler
C. $. Marston
Country Club Races at Clyde Park Fall Meeting
The Clyde Park fall meeting concluded with Old Joe Shelly failing a hurdle and rider Bell breaking a collar bone. Race results: Buck Shot beat Mermaid in 1:33 of four starters in the pony handicap. Dave beat Hopeless in the two and a half mile steeplechase. Dick Turpin won the one mile handicap sweepstakes in 2:56%4 with Jim Murphy second. Dilemma won the Pink Coat Hunters Handicap steeplechase in 5:47%4 over Silver King. Pat Oakley won the consolation one mile flat in 1:56%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Clyde Park
Joe Shelly
Bell
Foxhall Keene
Dave
A. H. Barney
Hopeless
Dick Turpin
M. J. Daly
Jim Murphy
Pink Coat Hunters
Dilemma
F. Seabury
Silver King
Pat Oakley
Fashion steamer sinks near Bigle's landing after landing attempt
The steamer Fashion from Pittsburg to Cincinnati struck the shore at Bigle's landing Saturday morning and sank. Passengers and crew escaped safely, though the vessel is a total wreck valued at 30 000 dollars. Grant House manager H. C. Hatch died after being cut off by cars last Saturday night. he leaves a family. Also noted: G W Simmons & Co 32 North street offers cashmere vests to order at 400 dollars. usual price 8 to 10 dollars for vests of this type, reflecting low revenue in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Bigle
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Mails Close Listings For Global Steamship Service
Shipping notices detail mail cuts and sailings for routes to Brazil La Plata Ireland Great Britain Europe and the Caribbean. Specific ships include Germanic Aller Zaandam Pennland Circassia La Norman Die Umbria and Port of Boston departures with dates November 6 to 10 and multiple ports across New York Newport News and Boston. Freight and charter data cover Newcastle freight strike effects and various steamship moves to the UK Europe Asia and Pacific regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
la Plata
Savona
Baltimore
Ireland
Great Britain
European
Queenstown
Liverpool
Germanic
New York
Europe
Southampton
Bremen
Aller
Bermuda
Trinidad
Bahama Islands
Santiago
Cuba
Cienfuegos
Newark
Tessereisseens
St. Thomas
St. Croix
Barbados
Demerara
Allianca
Newport News
Netherlands
Zaandam
Belgium
Pennland
Scotland
Circassia
France
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Switzerland
la Normandie
Eider
Ss.ceeeses
Germany
Austria
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Russia
Turkey
Umbria
Predy
Bocs Cece
Central America
South Pacific
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Newport
Hayti
Alvena
Jamaica
Port Limon
Alene
Pargoula
Boston
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Worcester
Tampa
Fla
Key West
United States Mail
Clascow
Moville
Londonderry
Glasgow
Naples
Henderson Brothers
Bowling Green
State Street
Ship Letters at Boston Post Office November List
A compiled roster of vessels and captains with letters awaiting at the Boston Post Office on Saturday November 8, listing ships steamers schooners barks and barges such as Guy Mannering Euphemia Moruca Christina Redman Annie Stafford and Maud Sherman along with owners and masters names in a static delivery register compiled by Alonzo F. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Alonzo F. Johnson
Albert Anderson
Guy Mannering
Patrick Sterrill
Maria Stomemas
Chris Hramble
Cowden
Arthur Crowley
Mount Hope
HH Cann
Euphemia
Charles Conrad
City of St John
A P Davis
William T Donnell
Michael Deeney
Maud Sherman
Mannering
Rodick
W Morse
Cornelius Seamon
K. A Scribner
Alonzo Snow
Mary
Alvin Small
Mandsherwood
Charles ‘Tarr
Silver Dart
William Thomson
Guy Manering
William Turner
Christina Redman
F B Walker
Collie
R W Warren
Petril
Janes Webster
Moruca
Samuel Woolley
Ship News Notice to Captains at Boston Station
Observations made November 4 at the United States Stenar Station Boston at 8 am correspond to 1 pm Greenwich time. Captains by observing barometer readings at that hour daily can correct errors. One hundredth inch should be added for every ten feet above. The miniature almanac notes high water and day length. Several steamers arrive and clear, listing vessels, cargos, and destinations. Mackerel fishing ends. catch this season about 4000 barrels, far below last year. High prices partly offset losses, but crew shortages hurt the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Beard
Ranney
Long
Lodge
PF St
Andrew
Democratic Party
Robert M. Morse, Jr
Republican Party
John F. Andrew
Harvey N. Shepard
Grover Cleveland
United States Stenar Station
Boston
Nellie M Snow
Freeman A Snow
Benjamin Oliver
Avert Harding
Maine and Nova Scotia Shipping News Casts Waves of Vessels
From Our Correspondents reports dozens of schooners brigs and steamers clearing Portland Boston New York Halifax and other ports. Names include Richmond Lillian Hattie Louise Sower Catalina and Emma R Smith with crews and cargo updates across Boothbay Canning Vineyard Haven and Gloucester. Weather southerly wind and underway voyages mark the busy maritime month with several vessels reported overdue or foundering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay
Cora C Meader
Meader
Bangor
Humboldt
Murphy
Damariscotta
Boston
Rosa E. Sawyer
Winslow Morse
Mary Eliza
Jordo
G M_ Porter
Calais
New York
Daphne
St John
Medford
Nevada
Rockland
Outer Arbor
Canning
Benicia
Lockhart
Havana
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Sower
Dixon
Halifax
Clide
Green
Cornwallis
Watson
Catalina
Johnson
Prince
Appleia
Amelia
Willard
Bay View
Moresby
Brooks
Nantucket
E R Emerson
Rockaway
Rockport
Mary Sanford
Brown
Philadelphia
B Shaw
Campbell
Lanesville
A F Conlon
Seavey
J M Kennedy
Bonsey
Ellsworth
Newark
Alfred Keen
Richmond
Herbert
Perkins
New Bedford
RW Denham
Hinckley
Augusta
New Haven
RF Hart
Dodge
Bridgeport
Emma F Hart
Keene
Baltimore
Annie Lord
Portland
Cape Elizabeth
Parker
Bucksport
Fort William
Clearea
Lillian
Dexter
Buenos Ayres
Port Hawkesbury
Hattie Louise
Bernard
Barbados
Gondola
Martin
Hoston
Worcester
Nickerson
Tolman
Weelawken
Martha Innis
Hunt
Elizabethport
Lyra
Leak
Joren Bedford
Gloucester
Esther Ward
Sarah
Florence
Joseph
Sterling
Tragabizzanda
Percy
Georges
Druid
Carrie
Annie
Rosemath
Bessie M Weiss
Grand Banks
Frank Foster
George F Edmunds
Johnn McQuinn
Henry Morganthan
Fannie Tell
Seining
Fred F Cox
McConnell
Trinidad
Sullivan
New Trees
Mitchell
Strout
Oriental
Tenney
Wisgasset
Matilda
Coffin
Lizzie
Willey
Pensacola
Kixpress
Lloyd
Sailea
Pearl
Barter
Stephen Orr
Jewett
Belle
Dunton
Bark
Emma R Smith
Faulker
Eva Odell
Lord
Port Liberty
William Flint
Catharine
Sinclair
William Stevens
Turner
Wim F Green
Crockett
Amy Adeline
Wentworth
Dindem
Sellers
Whale Fleet Arrivals Reported From New Bedford and San Francisco
New Bedford reports steamer Thrasher with five whales and Balaena catches including Ly Beluga Gracapus Hunter Narwhal Orca Abram Barker Kelvedere and others. San Francisco lines list Orca Beluga Narwhal Gramyus Hunter J H Freeman and more with a total known fleet catch of 162 whales. Dundee cablegram notes three tons of whalebone for the Davis Strait season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
San Francisco
Thrasher
Weeks
Hunter
Mrartlett
Belvedere
Gifford
Reindeer
Baker
Tritton
Warren
William Baylies
Manter
Orca
Bouldry
Pealwel
Smith
Billow
Ludlow
Eiza
Keenan
Helen Mar
Ellis
McKenna
John P West
Koon
Northern Light
Wing
Sea Breeze
Worth
Wanderer
Winlow
Brig Hidalgo
Williams
Icha Rosario
Barker
J A Hamilton
Ryder
Dundee
Scotland
Davis Strait
Marine Notes and Ocean Movement Near Boston 1588
Summary of weekly marine operations from Boston Office for the week ending Nov 3 1588 including vessels visited logs copied barometer checks buoy reports wrecks waterspouts and pilot charts. Also notes Melbourne dispatch on Martin Shunn death aboard Belle OBrien and Norfolk libel suit over brig Hyperion collision. Reports from across ports list ships bark sloop and steamers with arrivals departures and coastwise movements worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Beard Heats Raplite Office
Melbourne
Martin Shunn
Belle O’brien
Port Ludlow
Norfolk
Hyperion
Old Dominion
Roanoke
Alpha
Pamlico Sound
Steaiger Defence
Bast River
Chesapeake Bay
Charleston
Helios
Hamburg
Cape Romain Shoals
Planter
Eutaw
Port patrol log of ships and barks listing ports and sailings
Maritime notices from ports including Portland Providence Port Townsend Pensacola Philadelphia Portsmouth NH Seattle St Augustine Savannah and Wilmington detailing ships barks and steamer movements with listed origins such as Buenos Aires Rio de Janeiro Montevideo Norfolk Baltimore Genoa and Las Palmas. Cleared sailings and arrivals include vessels like Commodore Mineola Grace D Buchanan and Blue Jacket with destinations New York Dover and Norfolk.
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Melbourne
Newcastle
XSW
United States
Iile
Barkinhock
Manila
New York
Domira
Brunswick
United Kingdom
Continent
Lake Nepigon
Norfolk
Liverpool
Sandringham
Charleston
Baltic Port
Munster
Philadelphia
Havre
Varks Crown Jewel
Caraiff
William Cochrane
Roe Petroleum
Antwerp
London
Suffolk
General Cargo
Australia
Valparaiso
Ceres
Bbis
Ovorto
Sche Grace Cushing
Rockport
Mass
Avis
St John
Wille Martin
Bangor
Anne Martin
Baltimore
Bath
Portland
Boston
Portsmouth
New Haven
Bridgeport
Providence
Hoboken
Jersey City
Galveston
Savannah
Port Royal
Wilmington
Thomas Point
Carrie Winslow
San Francisco
Kate Carnie
Rotterdan
Meverly
Richard Hill
Whitmore
Elizabethbort
Dangersport
Delhi
Green
Port Liberty
Emileo Clampa Cafiero
Genoa
Emma L Cottingham
Paltimore
Henry C Winship
Weymouth
Florence F Lillan
Danversport
Icha Alligator
Ashford
Stephen J Watts
Kelly
Elizabethport
Eagle
Simmons
Fernandina
Chlaos
Point-a-Pitre
New Orleans
Sicily
Monte- Lena
Ag Monte
Hawthorn
Hudson
Free Taan
Bond
Marcelino Jane
Amigo
Barcelona
Legislator
Alejandro
Roach
Royal Arch
Chatfield
Robert Morgan
Cressley
Twilight
Collins
Hope Haynes
Seth W Smith
Newark
Umbria
City of Chester
Greece
California
Hamburg
Stamford
Baracra
Schs
Fannie H Stewart
A P Emerson
Day
Helen T Townsend
Smith
Hillsboro
Wm G Mowry
Motz
Calais
Carrie A Norton
Hadedon
Margaret Kennedy
Jewett
Port Jefferson
James Henry
Chevalier
Port Eaton
Zaandam
Amsterdam
Rhaetia
Trinidad
Bermuda
Ponca Denia
Glendowe
Girgenti
Aguan
Greytown
Gen Whitney
Bosion
Winthrop
Fritz
Bremen
Barks Minden
Barbados
Stillwater
Rio Janeiro
Scis
South Shore
Varennes
Lucy Jones
Rockland
Rogers
Cornet Stettin
Donati
Mexico
Havana
S C Tryon
Jerusha B
Ker
Machias
M Everett
J Whitehouse
Tiverton
A A Shaw
Altimore
Valdare
Laura Brown
Fall River
Agricola
Augusta
Staimford
D Morgan
New
Foot
Buenos Ayres
Rocky Glen
Bray
Hoston
Trene LE Messervey
Messervey
Ramball
Drinkwater
Boxer
Maggie Ellen
Littlejohn
Kennebec
Luis Grabel
Pottsville
Sarah W. Lawrence
Farrow
Witch Hazel
Arnold
Albany
L L Hamlin
Velsar
Perth Amboy
Kelle K Hail
Hart
Port Johnson
Frank O Dame
Sers
Eclipse
Dixon
Charles W Church
Mary Augusta
Richard Law
MB Mahoney
Hiram
Clampa Emilia
Centipede
Hanson
Lynn Lanther
Anderson
Newburyport
Rattlesnake
Reed
Garwood
Lynn
Converse
Seaman
R A Taulane
Champion
Kate F Gifford
Wright
John J Hanson
Stevens
Chase Balch
Manson
E W Perry
Nickerson
Pawtucket
E M Reed
Rankin
Mineola
Dover
Maine
Shaw
Delaware
Arey
Grace D Buchanan
Henry Sutton
Hnond
John Hay
Tilton
Khota
R&s Miller
Wroten
Harald
San Jose de Norte
Seattle
Blue Jacket
Storrs
ST Augustine
Glover
Ingersoll
Barks Medusa
Krause
Mississippi
Jacobsen
Montevideo
Nordenskjold
Dase
Storfursten
Engbl
Incoming steamers for Boston and other ports dates
Shipping notices list incoming steamers and their origins with sail dates. Entries include Samaria from Liverpool arriving October 25 and Omar Oman vs Liverpool line, Warren Bostonian from Liverpool October 27, and Marmion Jamaica from Boston Fruit Co with November 11 deadline. Additional vessels from Yarmouth and Cephalonia appear with November 9 to November 11 dates.
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Samaria
Liverpool
Alex Martin Worcester
Halifax
Harris
Loring Oman
Liver
Warren Bostonian
nayereLine
Yarmouth
Hall & Co Marmion
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Co
Alex Mai
J G Hall, & Co Cephalonia
Glasgow
Allan
Michigan
Warren & Co
Ryre
G Hall:& Co
Parthian
Philad’p’a
Sampson
Hlaverpoel
Thayer& Line
Boston
Norseman
Palestine
Nts
Postouat
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Georgia
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and Savannah Steamship Company
Orley
Macon
City of Savannah
Acon
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Priday
G. Pearson
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East River
Gulf Streare
Mayport
Flamont St. John’s River
Tree
J. A. Flanders
Theo, G. Eger
Broadway
New Mexico
Colorado
Old Mexico
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Mobile
Ala
Red Rivers
Carornia
J. N. Magna
Washahhest
Samuel H. Seaman
Offee
N. Y
Foster's Wharf
Camden
Belfast
Searsport
Rucksport
Winterport
Hampden
Gar Harbor
Bar Harbor
William H. Hill