Political Outlook Mixed as Supreme Court Moves Cases Forward
Senator Kenna expresses satisfaction with the political outlook while the Supreme Court grants a motion to advance telephone suits on the calendar. Congressman Randolph Tucker of Virginia is noted as potential successor to Justice Woods if he resigns and a David J. Adams case hearing begins November 11. Kilrain and Hearth fight is stopped by police. Foreign news covers Trafalgar square meeting cancellation, royal marriage, Balkan elections, and European leaders urging action in Egypt.
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Kenna
Democratic Congressional Committee
United States Supreme Court
Randolph Tucker
Virginia
Justice Woods
David J. Adams
Warren
Kilrain-Hearth
Kilrain
Frank Lawler
Overcoats in latest novelties for gentlemen
Saizares and Bork present a refined line of overcoats in kersey, beaver, melton, and elysian fabrics. Styles feature cloth collars, welled seams, satin and serge trims. Garments are well made, fitted to ordinary figures, and offered at a modest price.
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Elysians
Neucz
Cleveland in Boston Attended by Free Church Gathering
President Cleveland visits Boston with a sequence of receptions including the Vendome and Faneuil Hall. Governor Robinson welcomes him at the depot as enthusiasm spreads through the streets. California Southern leads stock gains while Union Pacific and New York and New Orleans lag. Boston banks report lower reserve surpluses.
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Free Church Association
Universalist Club
Cleveland
Boston
Robinson
Depot
Vendome
Harvard
Sanders Theatre
Memorial
Faneuil Hall
California Southern
Union Pacific
New York & New O Neland
Illness of Justice Woods Sparks Retirement Rumor
Wasuieron reports Justice Woods of the Supreme Court ill and likely to retire soon. The talk centers on Congressman Randolph Yucker of Virginia as a preferred successor, with Garland's chances seen as diminished due to Pan Electric troubles.
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Wasuieron
Justice Woods
Supreme Court
Randolph Yucker
Virginia
Garland
Free Church Association Holds Massachusetts Branch Meeting
The Massachusetts branch of the Free Church Association met in 5 Hamilton Place. Dr George C Shattuck presided while Father Hall led prayers. Secretary Winslow read minutes and the executive report. Treasurers balance stood at 26876 with 28971 receipts and 2095 payments. New officers named include President Shattuck and Secretary Winslow.
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Massachusetts
The
Free Church Association
Hamilton Place
George C. Shattuck
Father Hall
Church of S
John the Evangelist
William C. Winslow
Abe
Winslow
T- Walls Clarke
M.D
George J. Prescott
Beacon Street
J. Wells Clarke
Joseph Burnett
Reginald H. Howe
J. D. W. French
A. J.C. Sowdon
Sumner A. Shearman
Charles G. Saunders
Robert Codman
Henry F. Allen
Revenue cutter Manhattan arrives at Greenport after loss report
Despatch to the mercantile exchange states the revenue cutter Manhattan, thought lost off New Haven, reached Greenport yesterday and continued her cruise today.
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New York
Mercantile Exchange
Manhattan
New Haven
Greenport
L. L
Weather Indications For New England And Eastern New York
For twenty four hours starting 7 a m Tuesday expect fair weather in New England and eastern New York with slightly warmer temperatures and southwest winds.
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Washington
New England
New York
Weather observations across stations report yesterday totals
Meteorological record summarizes yesterday at 10 p.m. with synchronized observations from all stations. Data include temperature, humidity, wind direction and speed, precipitation, and barometric pressure.
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Signal Service
U.S. A
Boston
Renton
A . Popene
Crowning Boston Welcome for President Cleveland at Harvard
Crowds cheered Grover Cleveland as he toured Boston for Harvard's 250th anniversary celebration. He was greeted by Gov. Robinson and escorted to the Vendome for a breakfast and a full dress reception. The day included a Harvard appearance, alumni dinner, and multiple state escorts with cadets and cavalry.
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Grover Cleveland
United States
Boston
Harvard University
Robinson
Cambridge
Faneuil Hall
Vendome
Cleveland
Boston Reception Of President Cleveland Arrives In Cold Dawn
Governor Robinson and aides attend a dawn welcome as First Corps of Cadets escort Cleveland into Boston. A crowd gathers at Springfield to Boston, while police coordinate an orderly arrival with 125 officers. Cleveland seeks brief rest before a full day of ceremonies.
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Hugh Cochrane
Metters
Columbia
Cleveland
O’brien
Endicott
Robinson
Bayard
Lamar
Whitney
Mayor O' Lvien
Governor Robinson
Garner
Plue
Boston
Leopold Morse
Jonas H. French
Morse
N. P. Banks
Leverett Saltonstall
John M. Fiske
John LE. Fitzgerald
Henry O. Kent
Thomas L. Nelson
G. L. Gillespie
A. G. Robinson
T. €. Sullivan
W. Beard
L. A. Kimberlee
Joseph Fyffe
M. L. Johnson
Marcus Morton
Devine
Walbridge A. Field
Charles Allen
A. H. Rice
William Gaston
Frederick O. Prince
Albert Palmer
PL Martin
Lamet A. Green
John S. Camrell
Robert G. Fitch
S. H. Durgin
Oliver Stevens
Hlorace
George M. Stearns
Curtis Guild
Daniel Proctor
C. W. Ernst
David Winslow
Charles A. Prince
William St. French
Thomas Sherwin
C. H. Baldwin
KE. L. Pillsbury
Sigourney Butler
Charles Davis
Thomas Babson
M. I. Adams
F. W. Draper
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Boston School Committee
Woburn
Bayard, Lamar and Whitney
Dalton
Boston & Albany
Lamont
Tremont House
Corps of Cadets
Grover Cleveland
United States
Commonwealth
Holt
Nettleton
Heaton
Chase
Houghton
Dexter
Lee
Young
Hussey
Bosson
Springfield
New York
Thomas F. Bayard
L. Q. C. Lamar
Daniel Lamont
Peter Dwyer
Palmer and
West
Brookfield
South Framingham
Rice
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Faneuil Hall
Irish
Lagrange Street
Whiting
Board of Police
Smuall
Procession to Faneuil Hall Marks Presidential Visit
Crowds line the Cambridge to Faneuil Hall route as 500 police guard A list of officials attends the event. The presidential party arrives delayed by an hour amid cheers and a 2500 strong handshaking audience. They depart by 6 08 to the Vendome.
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Cambridge
Faneuil Hall
Wilkins
Sullivan
Freeman
Lee
Cherrington
Taylor
Jenkins
Frost
Farrar
Nickerson
Flatly
Edward Avery
P. A. Collins
John
Camrell
Flannagan
Peters
Vinal
H. B. Lovering
Henry L. Nelson
Leopold Morse
Reuben Noble
John S. George
John Boyle O’reilly
Strme
Columbia
O’brien
Robinson
Bayard
Endicott
Lamar
Dalton
President Cleveland’s Vendome Reception Draws Crowd
Hundreds were refused tickets as the Cleveland party attended a prolonged Vendome banquet in Boston after early arrivals lined Dartmouth Street. Mrs. Cleveland joined the President after visiting Cambridge and Cambridge area events, with guests moved through the Dartmouth street entrance to the banquet hall amid crowding and crossing paths.
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the Vendome
Cleveland
Vendome
Faneuil Hall
Dartmouth Street
Godfrey Morse
Outside the Vendome Crowds at Dartmouth Street Entrance
At 7:30 the Vendome vestibule and surrounding streets were packed as carriages lined up along Dartmouth and Newbury streets. Police and staff controlled access while a continuous stream of vehicles and people pressed toward the door.
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Vendome
Dartmouth Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Newbury Street
Boylston Street
Brunswick
Strikes and Militia Guard Chicago Packingtown Dispute
Chicago November 8 reports the largest strike at Packingtown with 12 600 fewer workers than a week earlier. Militias arrive to guard the stockyards as violence erupts against non union men and leaders are arrested. Packhouse owners require signings to renounce labor groups before reemployed.
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Chicago
Packingtown
Flower
Henry Sharp
W. Oakley
Armours’s
Oglesby
State Militia
Sheriff's Deputies
Pinkerton
Winkerton
Knights of Labor
Arpany
N. Y
West Albany
Troy
New England
Gladstone urges production of Ireland plans to close Liberal breach
In a letter to Lord Wolverton, Mr Gladstone says no progress toward uniting Liberals is possible until the government reveals its Ireland policy. He notes six months spent preparing plans and urges dissident Liberals to press for their release, arguing that agreement to produce them would advance a reconciliation.
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Loxpon
Mr. Gladstone
Lord Wolverton
Ireland
Canadian counsel heads to Boston for Adams seizure case
Graham Canadian counsel leaves Hautrax for Boston to attend the David J Adams seizure case examination before Mr Warren. Meagher American counsel requests a bill of particulars on fishing times but the motion is argued all day with judgment reserved.
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Hautrax
N. S
Graham
Boston
David J. Adams
Warren
Meagher
Unite States
Local Patent Remedies Advertised in 19th Century Page
Various patent medicines and beauty products priced to entice buyers include Bales Honey Cough Cure at 50c and 1 dollar, Glenns Sulphur Soap for healing and beautifying, Seaman Corn Remover for corns and bunions, Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye in black or brown, Pime's Toothache Drops claiming cure in one minute, and Deans Rheumatic Pills noted as a sure cure. The ad highlights mixed nostrums and topical remedies.
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Glenn
Seaman
Hill
Pime
Dean
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Saltonstall
John Quincy Adams
Charles Francis Adams, Jr
James Russell Lowell
the Republic
Lowell
University Hall
Central Club
David. Adams
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