Prohibition Politics at Tremont Temple Rally Watchword: Men Not Parties
The Tremont Temple audience heard ex Governor Long and clergymen urge unity between temperance Republicans and Prohibitionists to elect a Legislature that will submit a constitutional prohibitory amendment. Speakers argued for unified action, emphasized taxation, labor, and social costs of liquor, and urged voters to back candidates pledging submission regardless of party.
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Long
J. B. Gould
Temrance
Cowell
Gifford
Dramshop
Gould
Prohibition Party
Ashburnham
O. P. Gifford
Massachusetts
Chicago
Supreme Court of the
United States
Iowa
Kansas
Maine
Father Mathew
Cardinal Manning
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Amos- Kkeag Manufacturing Company
Washington
Trannc
Sophia Hall
A. H. Plumb
Christ
Liberal Party
Hugh Montgomery
Union of Temperance Men
Miss Anderson Arrives in New York for Palmer's opening
Mary Anderson arrives on the Umbria in New York in a neat gray ulster and black hat. She is greeted by family and friends at Grand Central and travels to Irvington to stay with her mother. She will open Monday at Palmer's Theatre in A Winter's Tale with an English company.
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Mary Anderson
Umbria
Grand Central Depot
Irvington
Miss Anderson
Palmer’s Theatre
Duncan B. Harrison
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Harry Lacey
Harrison and the Irish in Scranton
Boston Pilot accused General Harrison of denouncing Irish people. Barrett of the Scranton Truth asked for facts. Harrison replies from Indianapolis stating at an 1888 labor meeting he never spoke disparagingly of Irish nationality or descent.
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Scranton
Penn
Boston Pilot
General Harrison
Harrison
Barrett
The
Scranton Truth
Indianapolis
John E. Barrett
B. Harrison
Election Bribery Rewards Offer From New York Citizens
New York citizens moved by the Dudley letter offer 20 000 to support Indiana anti bribery efforts. Jewett announces rewards including 5000 for Dudley arrest and conviction, 1000 for up to five conspirators, and 100 for up to 100 others who conspire or bribe voters in the November 1888 election.
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Sopianapolis
Ind
Jewett
Democratic State Central Committee
New York
Dudley
Indiana
Calvin
Brice
William W. Dudley
L. Jewett
Thurman’s Last Speech Draws 30000 at Nelsonville
Judge Thurman wrapped up his campaign in Nelsonville with about 30 000 attendees including 5000 miners who pledged solid support for his upcoming Tuesday election. He argued against taxation to wealth, praised labor, and cited the Bible to defend labor’s dignity while touring 5000 miles and delivering 65 speeches from a car platform.
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Nelsonville
Judge Thurman
Echo
New York
Democratic Party
Columbus
Hocking
Athens County
Congress
Beheaded by a hand car on a rail line tragedy
In Mippueron New York on November 4 boys from the city took a hand car from the Ontario and Western railroad. On a steep grade near Sands station the car sped uncontrollably and derailed. McGreevy was decapitated and another boy sustained fatal injuries.
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Mippueron
N. Y
Ontario & Western Railroad
Sands Station
McGreevy
Amusements listing at Boston theatres tonight
The Evening shows Frederic Warde at Boston Museum with Little Lord Fauntleroy at 7 46 Bees at 7 46. Uora Tanner at THEATRE 7 45 She Paymaster at Globe Theatre 4 pedia Theatre Mathias Sandorf at night Nickelodeon 111 Court Street Museum and étage entertainments Howard Athen Mum Variety 8. Cyclorama 541 Tremont Street Gettysburg Battle Grand Opera House Among the Pines at 7 45.
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Frederice Warde
Boston Museum
Lord Fauntleroy
Bees
Uora Tanner
Globe Theatre
Pedia Theatre
Mathias Sandorf
Nickelodeon
Court Street
Muséum and Étage Etertainments
Howard Athen
Variety
Cyclorama
Tremont Street
Battle of Gettysourn Grand Opera House
Among the Pines
Mme Hading Sees Paris Echoes in Boston Talk
A Post reporter visits Mme Hading in her Tremont House hotel room after the Coquelin Hading tour, as she defends acting from emotion over mechanical technique. She recalls her Paris training, early stage life, and her career highs, while commenting on critics, Bernhardt, and Damala’s American plans.
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Tremont
Post
Coquelin- Hading
Boston
Mme. Hading
Madame
America
Paris
M. Coquelin
Claire
Coquelin
Théatre Gymnase
Sappho
Mmneing
M. Coqueline
Conservatoire
James Brown Potter
M. Damala
Mme. Bernhardt
Straws From State Street Markets and Mine Updates
The market in New York showed quiet trading with a strong undertone amid talk of a Southwest conference at Mr Gould's residence. Reports note railroads like Atchison needing repairs to earnings, while Boston investors eye large funds. Local stock activity and land purchases near Portland are mentioned along with livestock shipments to Chicago and earnings figures for St Paul. Dockside mining updates describe iron ore yields at Dunkin and Harvard shaft discoveries, suggesting favorable prospects for Dunkin with the Harvard strike.
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Gould
Atchison
The French company at Hollis Street Theatre farewell
The Hollis Street Theatre hosted the French company in two brisk shows with large crowds. Mme Had ing’s Camille drew mixed critique for uneven inspiration and range while M Coquelin impressed as Don Caesar de Bazan in the evening. Duquesne and Duval earned praise for artistry, and Coquelin’s gracious aside and grateful reception left a warm close to the engagement. The company’s spring return was welcomed by an enthusiastic audience.
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M. Coquelin
Hollis Street Theatre
Mme. Hading
Camille
Mme. Bernhardt
Miss Morris
Mme. Modjeska
M. Duquesne
Armand
M. Duval
M.coquelin
Don Caesar de Bazan
Maritana
City of Boston Precinct Ward Station Listings
A dense street by street list of precincts ward rooms schools police stations and public buildings across Boston streets including Schoolhouse Princeton Street Webster Street Eutaw Street and many wards with details like addresses and room designations. Strong entities include Boston city wards streets and buildings providing a snapshot of municipal space allocation.
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Lexington Street
Eutaw Street
White Street
Princeton Street
Adams
Sumner Street
Webster
Webster Street
Meridian Street
Ward
Maverice Street
Sheate Street
Charter Street
North Bennet Street
Hanover Street
Derne Street
Court Square
Mason Street
Kingston Street
Marlboro
Exeter Streets
Hooylaton Street
Dartmouth Street
Church Street
Yavette Street
Appleton Street
Hawes
Broadway
Dorchester
National Streets
Fourth Street
E Street
Seon Fourth Street
Fifth Street
Out
WAED
Warren Avenue
Dartmouth St
Ward Room
Waltham Street
East Dedham Street
Union Park Street
Parker and
Ruggles Streets
Smith Street
Heath Street
Marriages Arranged in Cities and Towns Across the Region
A series of nuptials reported from Charlestown Indianapolis Boston Worcester and Chelsea with couples named Andrews Summers Bowser Rowell Dean Bingham Gallagher Kearns Grady Keefe Lincoln Hamilton Makepeace Edwards Morse Paul Parker Adams Pease Carver. Dates range Oct 29 to Nov 3 with clergymen and venues listed.
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Jesse Grady
Susan L. Keefe
Lincoln—Hamilton
E. Edmunds
William E. Lincoln
Mary Addie Hamilton
Boston
Makepeace—Edwards
Worcester
H. 8
Rogers
D.D
Cambridgeport
Ernest WV. Makepeace
New York
Mary E. Adams
Pease—Carver
G. A. Gordon
C. A, Pease
Newton
H. E. Carver
Death notices from East Boston and surrounding towns
Death notices list Warren Belcher 41 of East Boston and multiple others across Somerville Bedford Newton Watertown Winchester Charlestown Everett Roxbury and South Boston. Services and burial details accompany several entries with names ages and family relations noted. Some items request no flowers and a few include city or state paper copy requests.
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Belcher
Boston
Warren E. Belcher
Davis
Somerville
Sarah A. Davis
Henrietta Page Davis
Bedford
Mass
Page Homestead
Drury
Boston Highlands
Michael Drury
Dunn
Mary Dunn
Flynn
John Flynn
Holland
Newton
Sarah KF. Holland
Kimball
Mary Wood Spofford
Josith Kimball
West Brookline Street
Burns
Boxford
Winchester
Harriet A
Daniel W. Kimball
Lowell
Watertown
Sarah D
George W. Lowell
Youngsville
Penn
Marcy
Everett
Clarissa Marcy
Thomas B. Marcy
Marden
South Boston
David
Albert M
Mary d. Marden
Matthews
Elizabeth
William
Elizabeth Matthews
Nagle
Charlestown
Benjamin Nagle
O'Brien
Margaret Paulina
Ellen O'Brien
R Peek
John Peer
Roche
Gracie A
Joseph C
Mary Roche
Smith
Roxbury
Eliza J
J.T. Smith
Mahlon
Beacon Street
Tirrell
Elizabeth Tirrell
Woodward
George M. Woodward
California
Real Estate Mortgages for Sale in City Proper
Real estate notice offers seven first class mortgages on new brick buildings in City proper with 3 to 5 years remaining. Interest ranges from 4.5 to 5.5 percent on amounts from 4000 to 18060. Henry W Savage located at 68 Court Street corner of Cornhill.
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F. C. Hyde
Milk Street
Ba Ks
Devonshire
Henry W. Savage
Court St
Cor
Cornhill
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Kan
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T. Merrihew
John Jeppries & Sons
Devonshire Street
J. H. O’nell
Boston & Maine Railroad
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Otis Company
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Summer Street
George F. Fabyan
Columbian Manuf’g CO
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Elijah George
William R. Richards
Prore
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Aakon K, Gay & CO