Henry M Stanley Arrives Home After Rough Atlantic Voyage
New York on November 6 reports Henry M Stanley greeted by Colonel Finley Anderson and friends aboard the Teutonic. He defends his Yambuya camp actions, cites logbooks and Benny’s hospital journal, condemns Barttelot and rebukes nonprotesting officers.
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Cornerstone laid for grand Masonic Temple in Curiaco
The cornerstone ceremony at Randolph and State streets marked the start of a temple project with a 170 by 114 foot land plot. About 1000 Knights Templars and 3000 blue lodge members joined a business district procession. Ground and lease costs reached 1.1 million dollars, with land value now about 2.5 million and construction planned at no less than 2 million.
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Parlor Carpet Mill Announces Large Stock Sale
John El Pray Sons & Co. advertise a large stock of carpetings for parlors dining rooms libraries halls and stairs including Ax minster Moquette and Wilton. For the present these goods are officially offered at the old prices.
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Market weakness and rail stock declines in New York
The New York market opened weak with large selling across many issues. Sugar Certificates showed strength while Vanderbilts and other favorites slid. Union Pacific rumors and the Northwest Union Pacific alliance pressured Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, Rock Island, and St. Paul. Money remained firm but could drop further, with speculation on easier conditions and a possible rebound.
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Burlington & Quincy
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How Tamman y Won and the 1892 New York election
A Springfield Republican summary of New York politics argues Tammany survived by cynical maneuvers rather than moral revolt. It claims fusion talks hid Republican weakness and praises Tammany’s enduring influence while criticizing selfish partisan behavior and the failed reform effort. It ends with an unrelated ad for Salvation Oil and Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
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Debts Rise for Bonded Railroads Under Commissioner Review
Washington reports the commissioner's annual review of railroads under government bonds for the year ended June 30, 1890. The study details reporting compliance, improvements adding value, and persistent gaps between bond interest and net earnings. It notes that burdened by law and competition, subsidies scarcely cover interest, with calls to extend terms and avoid government ownership while boosting security through asset growth. The Union Pacific, Central Pacific, and Sioux City and Pacific lines are highlighted with specific liability, earnings, and asset figures.
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Union Pacific
Everett thanks voters after victory in sixth district
William Everett expresses gratitude to voters of the sixth congressional district for their support on election day and to audiences he met during the campaign. He notes health needs prevented social meetings but calls the campaign a factor in a glorious victory and looks forward to future interactions.
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William Everett
Senator Quay plans Florida fishing trip after election
Senator Quay travels from Beaver to Florida with his son Richard to rest and fish for tarpon, taking the last line for the East as he comments on the election results with humor. He doubts an extra session, credits farmers and workers, and praises Hood's Sarsaparilla for catarrh, portraying a buoyant post election mood.
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Saw Wood
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Sam
Congress
Marriages in Charlestown Cambridge Medway and Memphis
Notices report several marriage engagements: James Cummins Barr to Sally Crocker in Charlestown on November 5. Alice Austin Maguire to Sumner Maguire in Cambridge, New York. Asa I. Clark to Margaret R. Robinson in Medway on November 5. William Gordon Reed to Carolyn M. Eaton in Memphis, Tennessee on October 1.
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Charlestown
Charles Morris Addison
James Cummines Barr
Sally Crocker
Coolidge—Maguire
Cambridge
George W. Briggs
Sumner Ae Idgte
Alice Austin Maguire
Rea Ibinson
Medway
R. K. Harlow
Asa I. Clark
Margaret R. Robinson
Ree Aating
Memphis
Tenn
William Gordon Reed
Carolyn M.eatin
Deaths in City and Nearby Areas Nov 6 Nov 5 Nov 4
Death notices list Louisa Burnham William Culver Frank Clapp Michael Cadogan Whitman Gates Mary E Holden Fannie Horsfall Lucy Elizabeth Holbrook Oren Knapp Harper Leavitt Samuel Morse Martha Perry Mary Alice Denton James Phillips Mary E Reed Peter H Richards with funeral details and ages for each entry in Boston area obituaries across multiple locales.
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Louisa M. Burnham
Culver
William C. Culver
Yee Clapp
Highlands
Frank Webster Clapp
Mary Emma
William P. Clapp
Cadagan
Michael Cadogan
Gates
San Francisco
Whitman Gates
Boston
Holden
Gloucester
Mary E
Herman Holden
Horsfall
Chelsea
Fannie
Edward L. Horsfall
J. P. Johnson
Harris
Seattle
Wash
Lucy Elizabeth
Amos Holbrook
Eee Petb
Knapp
Somerville
Oren S. Knapp
School Street
Marlboro Street
Perry
Martha E
Augustus L. Perry
Pratt
Dorchester
Mary Alice Denton
Julius Pratt
Phillips
James Lewis Phillips
Reed
Cambridge
Mary E. Reed
Richards
Peter H. Richards
Fatal celebration sparks powder blast at Miller's Falls
At Miller's Falls a bonfire spark ignited a powder bowl during a political celebration for governor elect Russell. The explosion fatally burned Harry Robinson of Windsor Vermont and seriously injured John A Griffin and Andrew Kerble.
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Miller’s Falls
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Auction sales at Bumstead Hall for Stanley lectures
The Stanley lectures seat sale at Bumstead Hall yesterday drew large attendance. Bids for the first lecture on Tuesday evening November 18 included prominent Temple Somerset and Algonquin club members. Floor seats up to the letter Q sold with premiums averaging $4 and peaking at $25 for two seats bought by News Agent Connolly of the Adams House. Balcony front rows sold at around $5. Afternoon sale focused on seats for the Saturday matinee on the 22nd.
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