Chicago Peace Precautions Safer Militia Call
Gov Orlesby calls out two Illinois National Guard regiments to guard Chicago amid the strike at the stock yards and pricking houses. The plan aims to prevent violence and avoid arming workers or Pinkerton agents, hoping for a definite settlement to curb disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inois National Guard
Chicago
Orlesby
Pacificatory
Rusk
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Powderly
Beard
Pinkerton
Boss Quay Faces Senate as State Treasurer Gains Seat
The Pennsylvania election is set to elevate State Treasurer Quay to the U.S. Senate, replacing Mitchell. Quay, known as Boss Quay, leads the Republican machine with bold party control. Beaver’s win is linked to a platform pledge on prohibitory amendments and quiet talks with liquor interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Quay
United States
Mitchell
Boss Quay
General Beaver
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Senate
Labor union factions threaten new party course in New York
The Central Labor Union denounces members who did not vote with the majority, branding dissenters as traitors to labor. The editorial notes the paradox of urging independence while purging nonconformists, comparing it to employer dictates and warning that such tactics undermine a new party's credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
George
New York
Central Labor Union
New Haven News
Christopher Fagin
Connecticut
Chemst
Norwich Bulletin
Alderman McCabe
Montana
James Russell
Lowell
Solomon the Wise
Pageant Threatened by Unrest in London Demonstration
The London Lord Mayor's day pageant faces a rare clash with a socialist element in Trafalgar Square. Police precaution signals fear of a confrontation as authorities prepare to contain potential disorder without harming workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prafalgar Square
Vermont lawmakers move to replace prohibition with license system
The Vermont Legislature introduces a proposal to substitute a license law for the prohibitory statute. The piece argues prohibition fails, with liquor still widely available, causing evasion, perjury in courts, and police laxity. Burlington's prosecuting attorney cites weak public sentiment as the core obstacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Burlington
Prohibitionists Call For Enforceable Liquor Law
A leading Prohibitionist from the same place says it is nearly impossible to get Prohibitionists to complain about a liquor dealer. He urges removing the impracticable statute and enacting a law that can be honestly enforced.
President Cleveland in Boston a welcome home to massachusetts
The article describes President Cleveland's Boston visit as warm and sincere. It covers his arrival from the station to the hotel, the Cambridge speech at Harvard, the Faneuil Hall reception, and the public's hearty hospitality. Bostonites see him as a plain man of the people who bears his office with dignity and charm.
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Mr. Cleveland
Boston
Massachusetts
Faneuil Hall
Vendome
Cleveland
Fotlers
Cambridge
Commonwealth
Sons of
Harvard
United States
Memorial Hall
Lexington
Anne Whitney
James Wallker
Starvard Law School
Peck Square
Harvard Alumni Day Honors Cleveland and Whitier At Commencement
Harvard alumni day concluded with President Cleveland and a large audience in Sanders Theatre. Lowell praised the president, Holmes delivered a strong poem, and Whitier received high praise as a poet. The day featured lavish honorary degrees and notable speeches at Memorial Hall dinner.
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Harvard
Cleveland
College Grounds
van Brunt
Sanders Theatre
Mr. Lowell
Dr. Holmes
President Cleveland
Cambridge
Whittier
Eliot
Memorial Hall
Remarkable records of a suppressive occasion noted guests
The text highlights individual qualities of notable guests in attendance, promising to stand as a remarkable part of the records of this suppressive occasion. The fragment emphasizes the event's significance and the distinguished presence at the gathering.
Lowell Oration at Harvard Highlighted Education and Leadership
A Harvard festival review lauds James Russell Lowell for a comprehensive address praised as a definitive treatise on education. The piece notes his calm, judicial style, wide historical scope, and the strong legacy of Harvard from John Harvard to present officers, plus remarks on notable alumni and ceremonial pomp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Bhenor
James Russell Lowell
Lowell
John Harvard
Cowd
Horward
Harvard Alumni Day Recalls Past and Prospects for Future
Harvard attendees celebrate the college’s birthday with remarks by President Eliot and Oliver Wendell Holmes’s verse. The address honors alumni from abroad and across campuses, praising liberal arts, leadership, and a vision of educated gentlemen grounded in culture and public spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machiavelli
Clive
Ecanotmny
Winple
Times
Lev
President Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland Greeted Warmly in Cambridge and Boston
The welcome extended to President Cleveland and his wife in Cambridge and Boston was notably cordial. Reporters note her grace and charm left a strong, pleasant impression on all who met her during the brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Dives
Cleveland
Cambridge
Boston
President Cleveland Tours Boston Crowds Drawn by Solid Democratic Presence
In Boston crowds gathered near Faneuil Hall to greet President Cleveland and his cabinet showing sympathy rather than curiosity. The writer notes Cleveland’s rugged simplicity and democratic bearing as he moved with Governor Robinson, praising republican institutions for elevating a man from workshop to national leader. The scene contrasts formal ceremony with informal, friendly interactions on Tremont Street.
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Mr. Cleveland
Cambridge
Tremont
Commonwealth
Governor Robinson
Grant
New York
Fiesho
Adirondacks
Cleveland
Buffalo
Opinion Fragments on Wealth Religion and Trade
A jumble of editorial snippets from Philadelphia papers arguing wealth distribution undercuts social order, urging more religion over sectarianism, and condemning tariff fraud. The clippings show partisan voices warning against smuggling under protectionism and praising economic reform through responsible policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
Heathen at Home and the Threat to Religion
A Providence Star summary notes editors warn against atheistic and anarchist ideologies, urging defense of religious heritage at home while acknowledging tensions with anti-religion sentiments abroad. It cites Thanksgiving timing and broader concerns about national morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Argus
Arlington Horse Railroad Stockholders Meet For Capital Increase
Stockholders of the Arlington Horse Railroad Company met at 178 Devonshire Street to review a committee report on a sale or consolidation with the Cambridge Horse Railroad Company. Directors were authorized to increase capital stock to not more than $6,009.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Horse Railroad Company
F. J. Parker
Devonshire Street
Cambridge Horse Railroad Company
Universalist Club Meets in Berkeley and Elects Member
The Universalist Club in Berkeley Hell held a session with over one hundred attendees led by President A. K. Denison. Resolutions honored M. Lincon and G. Gath while Lester L. Burrington of Providence was elected a member. Willard Goldthwaite of Salem presented a paper on early Universalism with remarks from Dr. Miner and Dr. Emerson. Guests included multiple reverends and local officials.
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Universalist Club
Berkeley
Hell Lasteven
Over Loo
A. K. Denison
Avon
Fot M. Lincon
George Gath
Lester L. Burrington
Prinikiln
Ebarlier
Willard Goldthwaite
Salem
A. A. Miner
G. Oo
Emerson
Lee
J. J. Lewis
A. J. Patterson
D.D
P. Coddington
G. H. Emerson
Boston
C. Bolles
W. Tomlinson
Fawt
Major Phinney Ties to Presidents Through Years of Support
Major Phinney from Barnstable met President Cleveland yesterday and earlier met President Jackson in Boston. He once gave a public dinner and recalled Daniel in the lions den. For forty years he has backed Democratic principles as editor of the Barnstable Patriot and supported Cleveland’s nomination.
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Major Phinney
Barnstable
Cleveland
Boston
Jackson
Daniel
Fanning Water Color Sale At Leonard & Co Art Rooms
A sale of watercolor paintings from the Fanning collection is scheduled for Wednesday through Saturday with sessions at 4 p.m. at Leonard & Co. art rooms located at 48 Bromuck Street. The event spans November 10, 11, 12, and 18.
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Fanning
Leonard & Co
Bromuck Street
Doct ors of Laws and Divinity at the Festival
A list of individuals named as doctors of laws and divinity with titles and roles from the university world. It includes George Dexter Robinson and Lucius Quintius Lamar among lawmakers, educators, and scholars, and notes several absent honorees led by Michael Eugene Chevreul due to distance or disability.
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George Dexter Robinson
Commonwealth
Lucius Quintius Curtius Lamar
George Frisbie Hoar
Massachusetts
Charles Taylor
St. John’s College
Delesete
University of Cambridge
Mandell Creighton
Emmanuel College
Worcester
Harvard’s College
Emmanuel
Sir Lyon Playfair
University of Edinburgh
Timothy Dwight
Yale University
Ezekiel Gumen Robinson
Brown University
Joseph Leidy
University of Pennsylvania
Charlies
Kendall Adams
University of Michigan
Corus? University
Amd
Mark Hopkins
Willams College
Anther
Cuide
Frederick Henry Hedge
Edwards Aransa Fark
Andover Seminary
Wiliam Seymour Tyler
Amherst College
Jonathan Ingersoll Bowditeh
Edward Elbridge Salisbury
Longs
Charles Deane
James Dwight Dana
James Hall
New York State Geological Cabinet
Roswell Dwight Hitchcock
Aiden Theological Seminary of
New York
Fenry Driser
Columbia College
Lincvain Flare Brichan
Supreme Court of
Thnngs
McIntyre Cooley
Sipssachiusclis
Spencer Fatlerton Baird
Smithmoved Bustier
National Vwnkenia
United Rates Fish
Oak Ou Ovicas Aeleuce
Bisil Boar Tu
Adan Balle
Henry Laureom Abbot
United States
George Farves Brash
Mineratory
Ie We Raver
Ene University
Swericid Scientifc School
Minera.og Sf
Lane P. Langley
Observatory
Alteorheany
Ets
Joan Wesley Powell
United Sates Geological Survey
Udner Mitchell
Perso Z Waleridge Abner Field
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
John Shaw Billites
United States Army
Rodolfo Lancia
Archeonooy
University of Rome
C.ty
Museo Urbanigo
Pate Tetration
Italy
Otlave Charles Versi
Vete University
Andover Theological Seminary
Alexander Viets Griswold Alien
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Michael Eugene Chevreul
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Whitney
Fremont Street
Robinson
Rubinson
Atlanta
Adam
Florida
Samuel Ek
Sewall
Law School
Hemenway Gymnasium
Carter
Bancroft
Caleb Cushing
George B. Emerson
Samuel Joseph May
Avid Lee Child
Stephen Salisbury
Sudbury Street
Pemberton Square
Samuer Sewall
Cambridge, Eng
Eng
Harvard University
Old Cambridge
Professorum
Vestrornum
Ordine Imsigni
Mr. Ruskin
Price
Cthent
Algo
Atta
College
Eimmanuel
Lin
Naling
Seneca
Neptune
Mme
Beethoven
Lr. Holmes
Oliver Wendel Holmes
Palfrey
Ani
Saan
Wisdour
Hiv
Warren
Warriors
Prospero
Lisbon
Earth
Sirius
Israel
Egypt
Trath
England
Pririm’s Bay
Britain
Qur God
Luther
Andrew P. Peabody
Pemocrata
Manchester Union
Andrear
Ehurch Bai Nary
Philadelphia Times
Philadelphia
Blaine
Cheage Herald
Providence Star
Arlington Horse Car Company
Cape Cod
Fine Arts
Doctors OF Laws
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