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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1888

Page

5

Sackville Case Papers Published Amid Diplomatic Tangles

London reports publish the Sackville correspondence with Lord Salisbury and Mr Phelps detailing recall requests, a published interview, and a passport arrangement. Despatches show disputes over language, a ploy by a Republican committee, and apologies from Bayard.

London Sackville Lord Salisbury Lord Sackville Phelps Murchison Phelips United States Cleveland Washington Mr. Herberts Lord Stalisbury Weim Mr. Phelps Bayard Republican Committee New York California California To Prevent Suspicion. Mr. Bayard Bayaré

Revolutionary movement uncovered in Poland by Gourke

St Petersburg correspondent reports General Gourke has announced discovery of a Polish revolutionary society with many branches. Numerous arrests include students a magistrate and several government officials, all imprisoned in Warsaw. The group issued a manifesto regretting the Kutais life attempt and threatening a new attack.

Loxpon St Petersburg Daily Telegraph Gourke Poland Warsaw Czark Kutais

Reception to Gladstone in Birmingham

Brewingham Nov 6 Mr Gladstone received a presentation from Birmingham workmen. He offered to back a practicable plan to ease the financial barrier to becoming an MP while preserving independence and equal standing with other representatives. The mayor hosted a reception with Lord Spencer and Mr Morley in attendance. Gladstone said he was greatly pleased by the reception.

Dynamiters in Prison Refuse Times Offer for Testimony

Dusny Nov 6 The Freeman's Journal says all UK dynamiters in prison have been approached by emissaries of the Times offering freedom in exchange for testimony before the Parnell Commission. The prisoners refused to accept liberty at such a price.

Dusny the Freeman’s Journal United Kingdom The Times Parnell Commission

Prussian election results show party standings and elected

Final ballots list 133 Conservatives and Free Conservatives, 93 Centrists, 87 National Liberals, 29 Freisinnige party, 13 Poles, 2 Danes, 2 Guelphs and 1 Independent. Elected figures include Stoecker, Richter, Rickert, Friedberg Voss, Gneist, and Virchow.

Chamberlain to Marry Miss Endicott in America

London November 6 The Birmingham Post reports that Mr Chamberlain is traveling to America to marry Miss Endicott a few days after arriving He will spend weeks visiting friends in the United States and return to England around Christmas.

London The Birmingham Post Chamberlain America Miss Endicott England

Germany invites England to aid in stopping slave exports

London, Nov 6 In the House of Lords Lord Salisbury said Germany invited England to cooperate in stopping the exportation of slaves and the importation of slaves. The statement signals a diplomatic push to curb the slave trade through joint action and enforcement measures among nations.

Germany England London House of Lords Lord Salisbury

Naval blockade plan to curb East Africa slave trade

England pledges naval action to aid East Africa suppression of slave trade. France agrees to cooperate with German and British vessels in a blockade. Blockade vessels may search any flag, aiming to intercept slave and arms carrying ships.

East Africa England France

Newfoundland Governor Blake Knighted in St Michael and St George

London reports Henry Arthur Blake Governor and Commander-in Chief of Newfoundland has been promoted to knight commander of St Michael and St George. Paris dispatches note floods devastate villages Sanzier Perlit and Vuarrennes with rail line destroyed and widespread damage at the latter locale.

London Henry Arthur Blake Newfoundland St. Michael and St. George Paris Nanteux Sanzier Perlit Vuarrennes

Scenes on the Street as Voter News Draws Crowds

Washington street buzzed after polls closed as crowds packed from Milk Street to Young’s Hotel for election returns.Stereopticon portraits of Cleveland and Harrison sparked cheers, with Mrs. Cleveland uniting all sides. Hotels like Young’s Parker House and Quincy hosted lively crowds, betting, speeches, and rapid wire-read returns via Long Distance lines.

Washington Street Brunswick Newspaper Row Milk Street Young’s Eastport Cleveland Harrison LaPointe Whipple Parker House John F. Andrew Beard Massachusetts Reform Club Quincy Chamber of Commerce Fruit and Produce Exchange Pearson

Straws From State Street and Railway Prospects

The New York stock exchange closed for a holiday and Boston brokers followed suit. Reports note Canadian Pacific plans a Hudson Bay rail line with 325 miles surveyed. pine lands could finance construction. Northern Pacific buys Tacoma to Seattle branch and eyes Seattle Lake Shore Eastern. Allouez mine shows shaft depth near 1000 feet, with $1,260,000 invested and stock at 5 percent. market value around $430,000.

New York Stock Exchange Boston Canadian Pacific Hudson Bay Sturgeon Falls Northern Pacific Acoma Seattle Seattle, Lake Shore Manitobe Allonez Allouez Tne

The New Legislature Surprises Show GOP Gains

The 1888 Senate shifts to 83 Republicans and 7 Democrats, while the House moves from 161R 74D 2I to 177R 59D 1I. Three Middlesex districts remain unheard, Suffolk in the Senate stays 5R 4D, and Suffolk in the House adds an Independent Democrat, Omer Pillsbury of Ward 5.

Senate House Middlesex County Suffolk County Omer Pillsbury

Senators Elected in Suffolk and Surrounding Counties

A compiled list shows Senators elected in multiple counties and districts. Republicans sweep several Cape to Middlesex districts, with Democrats holding a handful in Hampden Worcester and Middlesex areas. Overall tally: four Democrats and five Republicans in Suffolk. scattered party results across Barnstable Dukes Nantucket Bristol Essex Norfolk Plymouth Hampden Franklin Worcester Berkshire Hampshire districts.

Suffolk County B. F. Campbell Edwin L. Pilsbury Edward W. Donovan James J. Donovan H. H. Sprague John A. Collins E. J. Hathorne, Jr Thomas F. Hunt Daniel Gunn Barnstable Dukes Nantucket Counties Cape District David Fisk Dennis Rep Dem Ind Plymouth Worcester Worcester-Hampshire Franklins Hampden Berkshire SakueCeevee Staan Berkshire-Hampshire Middlesex Cecscceececee Reece Bobos Byistol Nantucket Hampshire

Representatives Elected Across Wards and Districts

A list of elected representatives by ward and district, detailing party affiliations. The compilation shows Republicans and Democrats with a single independent in Ward 6. County results note 24 Democrats 27 Republicans and 1 Independent, across Barnstable Dukes Nantucket districts and towns.

Barnstable County Albert R. Eldridge Bourne Joshua Crowell Dennis George Eldridge Chatham David Conwell Provincetown Dukes County Cornelius B. Marchant Edgartown

District legislative candidates listed across states

District by district candidate pairings show Republicans and Democrats across multiple counties including Middlesex Worcester Bristol and Essex with numerous districts. Names include Prevaux Rogers Wardwell Johnson and many others along with party affiliations and localities. The list culminates in marriage notices and obituaries from the same issue.

Essex County John J. Prevaux Amesbury George C. Rogers West Newbury J. Ons Wardwell Henry Johnson Haverhill Martin L. Stover William R. Rowell Methuen Michael F. Sullivan John F. Howard Lawrence Phineas W. Hazleton John H. Stafford Thomas K. Gilman North Andover Baxter D. Theo To Wenbury Luther Dame Newbury Edward P. Snare Simon Dodge Jr Peaks Edgar Taft Apa Davis, Jr Gloucester William H. Nichols Gloucestr William D. Sohier Francis T. Berry Salem Samuel L. Gracey Edward F. Brown Thomas Snow Marblehead James H. Richards Lynn Daniel P. Simpgon Swampscott Elihu B. Hayes James P. Martin John McFarlane Rufus Kimball Horace H. Atherton Saugus Langdon H. Holden R. Sai Stephen S. Littlefield Peacdy Charles H. Shepard Danvers Worcester County John D. Holbrook Athol John H. Wilkins Ashburnham Percival Blodgett Templeton George Ayres Petersham Herbert W. Howe Het Milford Thomas McCooley Blackstone

Supreme Court delays ruling on Bell Telephone demurrer

Washington November 6 The Supreme Court issued no opinion on the Bell Telephone demurrer yesterday. Indications point to a likely overruling of the Bell company demurrer, with next steps including evidence to trace how the Bell patents were obtained. Unrelated ads note Jr Bull's Couga Syrup and Salvation Oil at 25 cents.

Wasmngton Supreme Court Bell Telephone Bell Company Bell Jr. Bull Salvation Oil

Annual Meeting of Associated Charities of Boston

The Associated Charities of Boston invites the public to its annual meeting on Thursday in November at 3 30 p m at Huntington Hall Institute of Technology. Addresses will be given by The Rev Joan G Brooks Mr Thomas F Rixe The Rev Frederick B Allen The Rev Edward Osborne and The Rev Epwarp E Hale.

Huntington Hatt Institute of Technology Joan G. Brooks Thomas F. Rixe Frederick B. Alilen Edward Osborne Epwarp E. Hale Boston New England Tremont Temple Phillips Brooks D.D F. B. Allen P. Gifford Mary A. Livermore Beacon Orchestral Club Cora Tanner Buchanan Saperb New York Globe Theatre John Stetson Duncan B. Harrison Barry Lacey Boston Theatre Eugene Tompkins

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Kingsley Camridge Aig William N. Davenport Marlo Moses P. Palmer Groton Alonzo H. Evans Everett Frank W. Howe Lowell C. T. Witt C. P. Lovell T. O. McEnaney P. J. Kenney Ai. W. O'Neill William H. Murph Ha A. Worth W. H. Preble George N. Syptor T. Gillespie Thomas G. Farren Daniel Meanhlin John In Sullivan H. H. Atoat B. Lattimore Frank Morison Edward Sullivan Jacob Fottler Gyorge P. Sanger, Jr Andrew Blume D. A. Quinn J. H. Burke E. J. Leary M. J. Moore R. F. Means George H. Bond William McNary Joseph Olan Ward Jere Desmond Thomas Ess Vediz Willard Howland Charles Grant Nantucket County Anthony Smalley Everett F. Sherman Thomas Alden Duxbury J. Dean Bonney Pembroke Robert O. Harris East Bridgewater R. Sn Charles F. Porter Brockton A. Cranston Thompson R. Pbistict Charles C. Bixby James H. Mellen James M. Cronin John W. Plaisted William B. Sprout Edward B. Glasgow Worces Abijah T. Wales J R Stephen Stanley Attleboro Charles B. Gardiner Raynm William L. White, Jr William M. Hale Taunton Rollins H. Babbitt Berkley Noah F. Mendall Robert Henry Hugo A. Dubuque Fall River Charles Berry Rehoboth Cleere . Stearns Dedham Hiram B. Lane William F. Ferry R. District 7 Olin Brooks Charles A. Call Springfield, R Charles H. Bennett Lorin J. Potter Longmeadow William W. Leach Palmer Hampshire County John B. Bottum Northampton George K. Edwards Southampton Charles K. Brewster Worthington Samuel P. Billings Hatfield Frank E. Paige Amherst William C. Douglass Greenwich Orland J. Brown Albert E. Richmond North Adams Levi J. Fisk Cheshire Joshua L. D. Bowerman Lanesro Peter J. McDonald Charles M. Wilcox Charles N. Foote Lee Theodore Giddings Georges A. Shepard Sandfield Cutler Greenfield Henry D. Hamilton Newslem Ralph L. Atherton Gill John B. Packard Conway Charles Howes Ashfield Abbot Cambridge Emily Everett Ezra Abbot Berkeley Street Burnham Stoughton Mary Ji Simon Burnham Chessman Weymouth Dorcas Addison Chessman Davenport Chelsea Mary J. Davenport Damon East Boston Davis Damon Devine South Boston Annie Devine Farrar Malden Louisa Farrar City Mary Fidelia Josven Leighton Isabella Bridge George E. Leighton St. Louis Marcy Clarissa Ana Thomas B. Marcy Nokre Thomas Norton O’nossey Boston Highlands Michael O'Neil South William Orpin Charlestown Mary Riley Torrey Sarah M Frederick Torrey Tyler Hyde Park William F. Tyler van Wwari Clarence A. van Wart White Holliston Hannah M L. B. White Walker John Walker Associated Charities OF Boston N. Y N. E.R. Bey Water St Arthur Aster Carey Fayerweather and Reservoir Streets Alex. S. Porter Beach Street B. P. Weeks Water Street William H. Cundy Atoraiser Bi Milk St Bowdoin Building WM. C. Codman J. G Fremman Kilby Street Coffin & Henry State St Des Mines NEW Publications Wide Awake Young Aople Splendid J. Trowbridge Margaret Sidly Susan Coolidge Charles R. Tabor Jessie Benton Fremont Ei. B W. Boyesen Jean Lagelw D. Lothrop Company Bush Lothrop Farmers Loan and Trust Company of Kansas Western Farm Dja Ks Washington Butler Bourbon, Greene, Harvey, Vwarnan Maverick National Bank Water Hevonshire A. &. Goss Sorrento Mount Desert, Me Frenchman’s Bay Mount Desert Milk St Liberty St New York City N.Y N. E Chestnut Sts Phila East Lexington St Baltimore F St Washington, D. C Western Farm Mortgage Trust Co B. Rogers Congress Street the Winner Investment CO. i Gp the Eastern Banking CO Francis A. Osborn W.T. Merrihew Hollis Street Theatre Isaac B. Rich Frederick Warde Gaston Tonizshi Ramon and Pythias Vesginids Richard Lil E. H. Sothern Lord Chumiley Boston Museum M. Field Mrs. Burnett Fauntleroy Bronson Howard Bolossy Kiralfy Mathias Sandorf Dockstader Boston Music Hall Moritz Rosenthal Fritz Kreissler Grand Orchestra Walter Damnoscuh Music Hall Austin Court Street WM. Austin AL. Haynes Howard Atheneum MAC John Fiske Old South Meeting House Thomas Hutchinson Massachusetts Charles Lee Andrew Jackson Tippecanoe Daniel Webster Grand Opera House Gettysburg Tremont Street Wead & Com Marion Harband A. W. Greely Qaters Dodi, Mead & Company Publisha Broadway JOF Jeffries & Sons Devonshire Street Henry W. Savage Court St Cor Cornhill Ati Vgbelle Patent Office Kell G. Bell & CO Entertainments Wilhelm Gericke Young People's George J. Parker Zampa Armintus Sudbury Street
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