Reduction of Taxes and Tariff Debate in Milton Rally
The Milton Democrats and Independents held a large rally at Associates Hall featuring Henry L. Pierce John F. Andrew John T. Wheelwright and Alderman John C Short as leaders and speakers They urged support for Grover Cleveland and criticized Republican tariff positions citing Arthur Taft and Lodge views and Henry Wilson’s legacy for tariff reform.
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Milton
Associates’ Hall
Henry L. Pierce
John F. Andrew
John T. Wheelwright
John C. Short
Amor L. Hollingsworth
J. Malcolm Forbes
Samuel Gannett
George B. Upton
Henry P. Jaques
Henry B. Martin
John R. Lawrence
George K. Gannett
Arthur Wainwright
William E. Silsbee
John Pierce
Maurice Duffy
J. Henry Brooks
John H. Watson
Waltar P. Beck
George R. R. Rivers
Milton Democratic Club
James G. Blaine
Henry Cabot Lodge
Dudley
Grover Cleveland
Allen G. Thurman
Rivers
Mr. Pierce
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Robert M. Morse, Jr
Republican Party
Tariff Commission
Arthur
Commission
Free Ls
Fol
McCulloch
Secretary of the Treasury
President Arthur
Someoe
John D. Long
Selboe
Henry Wilson
Washington
Weather forecast for New England and nearby states
The forecast from Washington reports fair to partly cloudy conditions across Vermont and most of New England with warming into Tuesday, followed by colder nights. Eastern New York turns warmer then cooler by Wednesday. winds shift southwest. The rest of the country mostly fair, with rain or showers in upper Midwest and several lake regions.
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Washington
Vermont
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
New York
Upper
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Victory in the air in New York election forecast
The Times editorial predicts a substantial Democratic plurality for Cleveland and Thurman in New York City and state. It asserts the Republicans will use fraud and criminal methods to try to steal the election, urging vigilance by Democratic committees to protect the outcome.
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New York
the Times
Cleveland
Thurman
Quay
Republican Party
Fire Record Compiles Broad Range of City Fires
Nov 5 The friction of a broken cylinder caused a 300 fire in the mule room of Edwards Manufacturing in Augusta Maine. Nov 5 A large double tenement house on Primrose Street in Haverhill destroyed with contents lost. occupant L. M. Whitmore and a resident named Dube suffered furniture loss. Nov 5 Buchanan Manufacturing furniture plant in Michigan burned with 60000 loss and 24000 insured. Nov 5 Cross’s soap factory Windsor Ontario burned. 8000 loss with 4500 insurance. Nov 5 In Macon Georgia several oil paint and hardware stores burned. total loss about 80000 with 80000 insured. Nov 6 North Front Street building damaged by fire. Swift Pump Works loss 1500 insured. Nov 6 Joseph Paquette sash and door factory Monteal burned. 70000 loss no insurance. Nov 6 Annesser Bros. flour mill Santa Anna Texas burned. 40000 loss no insurance. Nov 6 18 Tremont Street Lynn mass steam laundry and tenements damaged. loss 3000 insured on laundry 2000 on tenements.
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Edwards Manufacturing Company
Haverhill
S. M. Whitmore
Primrose Street
Lgeford Dube
Bvohanan
Mich
Buchanan Manufacturing Company
Windsor
Ont
Cross
Macon
T. ©. Burke
Nusselbaum
Van _Syckel
H. D. Adams & & Tindahl
Hard Co
Charles Taylor
Front Street
Sandsbis
T. W. Swift
Collsion
William McCann
Montrreal
Joseph Paquette
Santa Anna
Tex
Annesser Bros
Lynn
Spechan
Tremont Street
Frank Smith
Miss Belle Wilson to wed British official in Washington
It is unlikely Miss Belle Wilson will preside at the British legation in Washington for long after her marriage to Mr. Herbert, second secretary there on November 27. If a long gap occurs before a new minister arrives, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edwardes will depart for this country by an early steamer. The first secretary of legation is on three months leave and plans to return by February 1, 1889, but may stand in if needed to represent Great Britain.
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Washington
Belle Wilson
Herbert
Lord Sackville
Henry Edwardes
Legation
Great Britain
Market dull due to elections with varied dairy prices
In Unica New York area on November 5 and 6 buyers faced a quiet market as elections weighed on activity. Reports show sales of 2445 boxes at 9 420, 887 at 9 3 4 c, 1250 at 10 0 c, dairy butter and creamery lots moved with prices around 9 1 2 to 10 1 4 cents, while dairy butter bales were offered at 22 2 3 c.
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Unica
N. Y
Laittle Fas
Kettle Creek Mine Explosion Inquest Finds Miner Blame
Locx Haven Penn Nov 6 an inquest by the county coroner into the Kettle Creek mine disaster the seventeen dead. Witnesses indicate dynamite caused the blast but no one blamed except the miners themselves.
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Kettle Creek
Locx Haven
Penn
Scribner's Magazine November contributions and fresh ware
Tired of politics readers are urged to buy Scribner's Magazine for November featuring General P H Sheridan, Robert Louis Stevenson starting a new serial, Lester Wallack, General A W Greely and others. Royal Worcester wares replenish a large firm Art Room with extensive imports and prices advertised as marvellously cheap by Bs Houcuton and Durron.
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Scribner’s Magazine
P. H. Sheridan
Robert Louis Stevenson
Lester Wallack
A. W. Greely
Royal Worcester
Bs. Houcuton & Durron
Burned letters and grim outlook mark party scenes in New York
At Republican headquarters Senator Quay Colonel Dudley Clarkson and Senator Fassett burned correspondence as a watchdog note urged trashing papers. They predicted a 20 000 plurality for Harrison and Morton while Democrats in Philadelphia boasted of victory. Reports of millions raised and ballot tricks fueled the tense backdrop of the campaign night.
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New York
Speoran
National Republican
Senator Quay
Dudley
Indiana
Harrison
Morton
Clarkson
Senator Fassett
Republican Party
Pat” Ford
Chauncey M. Depew
Mr. Depew
Serens
National Democratic
Colonel Brice
Senator Gorman
Post
Fifth Avenue
Cleveland
New Jersey
Connecticut
Illinois
California
Nevada
Philadelphia Record
National Park Bank
Republican State Committee of
Fort Wayne
Ind
Brice
Union League Club
Philadelphia
Quay
Ipbia
Deceptive Elector Tickets Warned Against at Polls
The piece notes tickets listing twenty Democratic electors and sixteen Republican electors, presented as straight Democratic tickets. It says the tactic will fail as voters and allied groups monitor polls to prevent deception by Senator Quay’s schemes.
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United Democracy
Cleveland
Quay
Betting in New York Tells Cleveland Win Hopes On Eve Ballot
On November 5 on Wall Street and the exchanges betting favored Cleveland for the next day’s ballot decision. Large sums traded hands as backers of Cleveland posted substantial bets including F L Adams ten thousand dollars to eight thousand, with others like William Gwynne and Simon Wormser staking five thousand and one thousand respectively. Odds also favored Cleveland on the cotton and consolidated exchanges as supporters shouted in the wheat pit.
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New York
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Cleveland
F. L. Adams
Harrison
William Gwynne
H.H. Hart
A. H. DeSilva
Mr. Gwynne
Simon Wormser
H. K. McHarg
Produce Exchange
B. F. Cogger
Judge Thurman Hopes Democratic Ticket Wins
Columbus Ohio November 5 Judge Thurman said he is no prophet but hopes and expects the Democratic ticket to come out ahead. Leaders of both parties anticipate a full vote.
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Columbus, O
Thurman
Indiana Returns Prep For Election Bulletins
Indianapolis reports extensive preparations to distribute Indiana election returns. Precincts totaled 1778, with bulletins showing 1884 precinct results. Wires reroute to Democratic and Republican quarters, and General Harrison will receive returns at his home.
Russian revolutionary society uncovered in Poland
General Gourke reports discovery of a Poland based revolutionary group with many branches. Arrests include students a magistrate and several officials. prisoners are held in Warsaw. The manifesto condemns the failed Kutais assassination and threatens a repeat. Additionally mentions about Wurtemberg scandal and officials Woodcock and Hendry.
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St. Petersburg
Daily Telegraph
Gourke
Poland
Warsaw
Kutais
Daily News
Nice
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Kine
Jackson
Buckle
the Times
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Foreign Office
Parnell
St. Peterssuna
Kiedl
Stutraart
Woodcock
Hendry
Coogan Says He Was Offered 100000 To Withdraw Mayor Bid
New York reports United Labor party mayoral candidate James J. Coogan claims a $100000 bribe offer to drop out. He refuses to name the sources but publishes strong cards in newspapers asserting he will stay in the race despite threats.
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Coogan
United Labor
New York
Thurman
Indiana
North & West Branch
Nescopeck
Penn
James J. Coogan
United Labor Party
Cleveland Calm as Election Eve Reports Favor Democrats
President Cleveland remains unruffled on the eve of the vote. Officials anticipate a Democratic victory, with quiet in Washington as voters depart for the polls. Virginia and Maryland show Democratic gains while Indiana funds hint at a corruption effort for floaters.
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Washington
Spacran
Cleveland
White Flouse
White House
Lamont
Parke
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Joe Johnston
Ndtian
Oberly
Muldrow
Harris
Virginia
Mahone
Maryland
McComas
Colonel New
Indiana
Blaine Interview Sparks Optimism Ahead of Election
After the Blaine party arrived in Boston, Walker Blaine spoke to a Post reporter, praising Republican prospects and noting better chances in New York than in 1884. Blaine Sr. appeared at Brunswick with a cheerful demeanor, predicting a fair outlook and a potential presidential victory.
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Boston
Post
Walker Blaine
New York
Mr. Blaine, Sr
Brunswick
Iowa's Vote Opens Tomorrow With New Precincts
Drs Mores Ia Nov 5 The polls in Iowa will open tomorrow at 9 a m and close between 6 p m and 9 p m The presidential vote will be compared with the 1884 result adjusted for precinct changes but will be compared with the governor race last year when Larrabee had a 16 160 plurality The state ticket will be headed by secretary of state There are 1700 voting precincts in this state.
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Drs Mores
Iowa
Larrabee
Steamers Arrived At Ports With Diverse From Manila to New York
Shipping news lists numerous vessels arriving or sailing with destinations and origins including Cambodia Manila New York Havre Marseille New Orleans Boston Philadelphia Hong Kong Yokohama Glasgow Liverpool Bremen Kinsale St Kitts and others. Advertises design and quality in JonpaN Magix & Co. furniture department.
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John Dixon
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R. M. Morse, Jr
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Russell Gray
William P. Fowler
Arthur Hilton
Grenville H. Nore
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Alexander F. Wads
Alfred D. Chandler
Albert P. Worthen
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Joseph J. Feely
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Francois W. Spray
Robert W. Light
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