Russell at Woburn Exposition of Tariff Draws Applause
The Hon. William E. Russell spoke last evening at Woburn and Medford, blasting Republican tariff policy. He argued tariffs raise prices, hurt workers, and harm industries, citing copper, wool, tin, coal, and leather cases across Massachusetts towns.
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Republicans Attack Free Trade Claim At Mass Rally
The speaker cites Arthur McCulloch Lodge and 1884 platform to attack free trade and defend tariff protection. Russell argues wages rise with protection or unprotected industries vary by state and that taxation and equality under law matter more than tariff policy. Other speakers include Osgood Street and Corcoran at Meprorp rally.
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Ministers Return From New York Trip In Disgust
Ottawa reports Sir John Thompson and Sir Adolph Caron, after a pleasure visit to New York, are returning tonight amid disgust at petty persecutions reported on arrival. Despatches suggest Lord Sackville West may visit the Governor General before going to England.
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Fever situation at New Decatur sparks Alabama dispute
Jerome Cochran, state health officer, reports New Decatur faced no fever patients, nurses, or deaths and accuses Mayor Frey and a local reverend of running a charity mill. He says Old Decatur had about 120 yellow fever cases and thirty deaths, with rising costs, and affirms self reliance.
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Treasury Secretary corrects Blaine on national debt claims
Syracuse reports Secretary Fairchild debunks Blaine's assertion that 60 million dollars was loaned to pet banks while only 4.5 million reduced the debt. October spending and bond premiums show the debt fell by about four and a half million after premiums, with total expenditures and receipts offset.
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Flint Mills Annual Meeting Reelected Officers
Fallu River November 5 The Flint Mills annual meeting reelected officers including Clerk Franklin L Almy Treasurer William R Potter and directors John D Flint Bradford D Davos Gardner T Dean George W Nowell Franklin L Almy George H Eddy Reuben Hargraves and William B Potter The year yielded net earnings of 102 858 60 with 58 000 paid as dividends Quick assets in excess of liabilities stood at 219 578
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Explosion in Starkville coal mine kills two workers
TriumDay Col, Nov 5 reports an explosion at the Starkville coal mines at 50 oclock this morning. Two miners died and the mine was badly wrecked. Officials suspect natural gas ignited by an underground source.
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Yesterday's Accidents Reported Across City Streets
Names and injuries from yesterday's accidents include Thomas J. O'Brien of 16 Wadley street who fractured an ankle. Henry Martelle of 163 Dorchester street with a rock fall. E H Casey of West Eagle street East Boston with a fractured leg. Patrick Ellis of 26 Franklin avenue with internal injuries. Charles Schofield of Cambridgeport injured in an elevator. John Walsh of 46 Norfolk avenue hurt by a horse car. Manning Lent of 214 Princeton street East Boston with a broken left leg from a falling iron bar at Central Wharf.
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Cambridgeport
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Election Today in City and State Promises Large Vote
The article notes a historically large anticipated popular vote across city state and nation with registration up 20 percent over 1884. It provides 1884 to 1887 presidential and gubernatorial figures, Suffolk county totals, and projections for probate registry contests tied to Endicott Prince Andrew Lovering and similar names.
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Market Quiet but Strong Finish in New York Trading
The New York market closed with a firmer tone and a strong finish as Mexican Central incomes rose on English buying. Bonds advanced, Atchison showed strength, and London acted as a sizable buyer as traders anticipated a Wednesday price spurt. Railways report expanded construction totals for 1888 with state mileage rising across many regions.
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Amusements at Boston Theatres Tonight
Frederick Warde at Hollis Street Theatre and Cora Tanner at Park Theatre headline a Boston night of shows. The Paymaster at Globe Theatre and Mathias Sandor at Boston Theatre offer additional options. Museums and stage entertainments continue at Nickelodeon. Evening programs vary by venue with several 7:45 P.M. and 8 P.M. showings.
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Frederick Warde
Boston Museum
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Cora Tanner
Globe Theatre
the Paymaster
eTire
Boston Theatre
Mathias Sandors
Nickeloweon
Court Street
Howard Athenium
Variety
Tremont Street
Grand Opera, House
Among the Pines
Auction Sale Tomorrow At Leonard and Co
Auction notice for Leonard and Company listing a sale of carpets and related items scheduled for 3 p m with unspecified location and items described as carpets and bugs in the listing.
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Marriages listed for Armour Kiddy Clemson Sparks Morse Paul Reed Greer
In Chelsea and Taunton area notices, marriages are announced: Armour wed Kiddy on November 5, Clemson wed Sparks on November 1 in Taunton, Morse wed Paul in Chelsea, and Reed wed Greer on October 30 in Chelsea, with officiants named.
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Paul
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Frank W. Morse
Roxbury
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William A. Reed
Nellie F. Greer
Deaths in the area November notices and funeral details
Obituaries list residents from Cambridge to Malden including Emily Everett Abbot widow of Ezra Abbot with funeral at 23 Berkeley Street, Jotham W. Bailey 56, Thomas Barry 56, Eunice Coolidge 72, Anna P. Dodge 87, Eri T. Joy 72, Isabella Bridge Leighton 47, Edmund O'Brien 68, Mahlon D. Spaulding 61, Abbie Welch 57. Services and burial plans noted. flowers discouraged.
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Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati to meet in Boston
A regular meeting of officers and standing committees will be held at the Parker House Boston on Thursday November 8 at 10 30 am. Applications for aid or membership from descendants of Revolution officers who were original society members may be made to designated officers including Samuel C Cobb Winslow Warren and others.
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