Condemned Anarchists Advocates Seek Executive Clemency
Friends of the condemned Anarchists plead for clemency as efforts surface to prove Lingg insane. Judge Gary writes on behalf of Fielden. Mentions political results favoring Cleveland and opposition to Blaine in Washington commentary.
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Gary
Fielden
Washington
Cleveland
Blaine
Prescott
New Hampshire
Dartmouth College
New Hampshire Agricultural College
Chamberlain
Gorman
Maryland
Dr. Storrs
Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions
United States
Mark Hopkins
Pacific Railroad
New York
FE. F. Searle
Great Barrington
Seaside Institute
Bridgeport
Crowds Petition Governor Oglesby for Clemen cy in Haymarket Case
A Springfield morning crowd awaited the Chicago delegation to plead clemency for Fielden Schwab and other anarchists. Petitions supposedly run to tens of thousands, with affidavits on Chicago names and calls for reprieve or commutation. The governor heard speakers and private interviews but gave no decision as of evening.
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Springfield
Ill
Chicago
Oglesby
New York
Captain Black
Gary
Grinnell
Fielden
Schwab
General Trumbull
Cora L. V. Richmond
Amnesty Association
E. M. Haines
Waukegan
George Schilling
Senator Streeter
Streeter
L. S. Oliver
Friends of the Anarchists
Leland Hotel
Bailey and
Campbell
Trades Assemblies
William Orville
Oliver
Shellburg
Detroit, Mich
CG. G. Dixon
W. M. Salter
H. D. Lloyd
S. P. McConnell
Salter
Richard J. Oglesby
Haymarket
Michael Scawab
Curiaco
James G. Kiernan
Cook County Hospital For the Insane
Louis Lingg
Cureaco
Samuel Fielden
Supreme Court
Degn
Josefna B. Gary
Moses Solomon
Spies
Sureme Court
Cook County
Criminal Court
Mr. Grinnell
Mr. Campbell
Clarkson Court
London
Illinois
Stopford Brooke
Oscar Wilde
Stepniak
Walter Besant
Walter Crane
Maddox Brown
Dr. Aveling
Lord Salisbury Addresses Banquet on Foreign Affairs
London reports Lord Salisbury speaking at the lord mayor's banquet in Guildhall. He cites Russia Afghan frontier progress and France-Ni Hebrides accord, notes Suez understanding, Ayoub Khan’s surrender, and urges calm amid European armaments. He praises Mr Balfour and affirms Ireland and empire stability while toasting the retiring lord mayor.
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London
Lord Salisbury
Guildhall
Russia
France
Hebrides
Suez Canal
Ayoub Khan
Europe
Mr. Balfour
Seaker
America
Ireland
Balfour
William Henry Smith
House of Commons
de Keyser
Jord
Continent
Buls
Brussels
Democrats Eye 1888 Nomination After New York Victory
Washington confirms favorable electoral returns for Cleveland era prospects. Democrats in Washington view New York result as decisive for 1888 nominations. Republicans face debate over Blaine renomination and seek a candidate likely to win New York.
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Washingtton
SpvcrAu
Washington
New York
Blaine
Grover Cleveland
Empire State
Lord Salisbury notes pacific shift in foreign affairs
Lord Salisbury, at the lord mayor's banquet in Guildhall, spoke on a growing pacific aspect of foreign affairs. Justice Egan reports Mr. O'Brien ill in prison hospital. M de Lesseps plans another Panama visit as his son claims the canal will open in 1890. In the Caffarelli trial, several deposed paying General D Audlan for decorations. San Remo talks say crown prince condition not serious and no alarm.
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Guildhall
Justice Egan
O’brien
M. de Lesseps
Panama
Caffarelli
D’audlan
San Remo
Weather, banquets, and stock market news from Boston pages
Threatening rain dominates today as the Boston Unitarian Club hosts a Ven dome banquet with Rev. Brooke Herford delivering an address to prominent guests. Metropolitan South Boston Cambridge street railway stocks ratify a consolidation with West End Company. Harvard students discuss Home Rule for Ireland and enjoy hare and hounds. Civil service rules amended for soldiers’ exemption. English parliamentary deputation reception planned. Independent reacts to election results. Boston Wholesale Grocers elect officers and dine. New Hampshire Club hosts dinner with James E. Murdoch. Boston Marine Society holds annual meeting and banquet. Stock market remains active with a drop in Atchison but overall steady.
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Unitarian Club
Vendome
Brooke Herford
Metropolitan
South
Boston
Boston Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Young’s
New Hampshire Club
James E. Murdoch
Boston Marine Society
Atchison
Weather Forecast for New England and Southeastern New England
The forecast covers twenty four hours from 7 a.m. Thursday Nov 10 with threats of rain in New England and a slight rise in temperature. Southeastern New England expects fair weather tonight then increasing clouds and rain. Winds shift from southerly to westerly.
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WashtneTon
New England
Blue‘ Hill Observatory
H. H. Clayton
New Hampshire Club Dines With Elocutionist James Murdoch
At the New Hampshire Club monthly dinner in the Revere House, over sixty members heard elocutionist James Murdoch recount stories from Cincinnati and the South. Prof Moses T Brown presided and delivered remarks before a vote of thanks. Carter's Orchestra provided entertainment while two new members were elected and plans for ladies’ day were postponed.
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NEW Hampshire Club
New Hampshire
Revere House
J. C. Moore
Manchester
Moses T. Brown
Boston School of Oratory
W. E. Barrett
Brown
James 5. Murdoch
Murdoch
Cincinnati
South
Sheridan
Mr. Murdoch
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Lexington
Carter
Two Cambridge Officers Assaulted on Causeway Street Corner
Last evening about 11 o clock Reserve Officers Richard A. Friel and Michael J Toomey of Station 8, while in civilian dress on Causeway and Lowell, were attacked by about six roughs. The officers recovered and captured Joseph Kelly and Morris Bresnahan after a scuffle, with injuries described as minor.
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Richard A. Friel
Michael J.toomey
Station 8
Causeway
Lowell Streets
Cambridge
Joseph Kelly
Morris Bresnahan
Sailed steamers City of Chicago Dorset for New York
Loxpon reports steamers City of Chicago bound for New York and Dorset sailing for New York today from Queenstown and Liverpool respectively.
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Loxpon
City of Chicago
Queenstown
New York
Dorset
Liverpool
Simple Swindle Alleged in Caffarelli Trial
In Paris on November 9, witnesses testified that funds were sent to General d Andlau in exchange for decorations. The public prosecutor urged removing M Wilson from the case after retracting accusations, calling the matter one of simple swindle tied to high rank defendants.
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Paris
Caffarelli
d’Andlau
M. Wilson
Condition of Crown Prince Alarms Europe
Reports from San Remo and London indicate the crown prince’s illness causes widespread concern. The Empress mourns, while Italian King Humbert seeks updates and doctors urge regular bulletins to quell rumors. Paris dispatches warn of Berlin rumors and alleged fainting in Emperor William.
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Brerutn
San Remo
Humbert
Italy
London
Standard
Mackenzie
New York
Paris
Berlin
William
Detective links Burchell to Cohen case in latest proof
Commissioner Monroe declares he has written proof that Burchell is Philips an accomplice of Melville He says Philips took a letter from Box 386 Philadelphia Post Office on Oct 24 and introduced Melville to Dave O'Brien at Joel Bailey’s Philadelphia. Paris reports a Panama canal prediction with a 1890 opening date and no new loan.
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Joel Bailey
Market Street
Philadelphia
Paris
Victor de Lesseps
Count Ferdinand de Lesseps
Panama
Chamberlain compares US and UK voting and campaign funding
Joseph Chamberlain discusses differences between American and British elections. He notes US ballots show many choices and names, while UK ballots focus on one or two candidates per race. He explains parish selection for school trustees, varied election frequency, and that constituents often fund campaigns. He recalls his own funds paid by Birmingham voters.
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New York
Joseph Chamberlain
Birmingham
John Bright
Bright
Married Twenty Millions: Mrs. Mark Hopkins Weds E F Searles
In New York Trinity Chapel yesterday Mrs. Mark Hopkins widow of California’s wealthiest figure married Boston architect E F Searles. They left for Boston after the ceremony. Hopkins estate valued at 35 to 40 million. Hopkins heiress now valued 20 to 25 million. The couple’s match surprised high society. Searles long affiliated with Hopkins’s affairs and once built her San Francisco Nob Hill mansion.
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New York
Mark Hopkins
California
Trinity Chapel
E. F. Searles
Boston
Hopkins
Central Pacific Railroad
San Francisco
Great Ongton
Mass
Marrie
Lie
Searles
Lesson of the election in Massachusetts
Democrats rallied to pressure for offices held by Republicans in federal service and denounced Independent Republicans. The result was a defeat for the Democrats as Republicans nominated Governor Aves, whose stance reflected the era. The Cleveland administration’s anti spoils policy loses support as voters rebuke party managers and the spoils campaign. The Massachusetts result shows the spoils doctrine cannot strengthen the Democrats.
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N. S. Times
Aves
Cleveland
Massachusetts
Steamers Arrived Off Gibraltar and Ports Worldwide
Ships reported arrivals and movements with ports of origin and destination. Vessels listed include Tancarville from Marseilles to New Orleans, Hammonia from New York to Hamburg, Alaska from New York to Liverpool, City of Sydney from San Francisco to Hong Kong and more, with dates ranging from Nov 6 to Nov 9 and locations including Gibraltar, Hamburg, Lizard, Pura, Queenstown, Moville, St Johns, New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Havre, Marseilles, and Liverpool.
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Tancarville
Marseilles
New Orleans
Hamburg
Hammonia
New York
Lizard
Kbyaland
Antwerp
Suevia
Pura
Finance
Rio Janeiro
Hong Kong
City of Sydney
San Francisco
Liverpool
The
Queen
Queenstown
Alaska
Kremen
America
Baltimore
Moville
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Ipesoeey
St Johns
Elcano
Elgiva
Jamaica
Alps
Hayti
Alliance
Rio Daneire
Senate and House Returns From Ricamono Virginia
Early returns from Ricamono Virginia give the Senate at Democrats 25 Republicans 10 with five districts to hear from likely shifting to Democrats 28 Republicans 12. The House stands Democrats 58 Republicans 23 with nineteen counties yet to report likely moving to Democrats 65 Republicans 0 making a 46 vote majority on joint ballot.
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Ricamono
Senate
House
Henry George's Defeat Cited Over Catholic Campaign Flaws
Patrick Ford in the Irish World claims credit for defeating the United Labor party by tying Henry George's fall to his relations with Dr. McGlynn. He argues the loss reflects anti Catholic sentiment infused in the campaign, not the land tax doctrine, and suggests George could improve next time if the error is corrected.
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New York
Patrick Ford
United Labor Party
George
Mr. George
Dr. McGlynn
Democratic Gains in Iowa Vote Shapes Governor Race
Des Moines reports from 750 of 900 precincts show a Democratic gain of 785 with Larabee leading Republicans for governor by about 18 000 if trends hold. Cain's Labor vote is between 9000 and 10 000 and Farnham Prohibition drops under 200 statewide. Legislature expected Republican on joint ballot by about 45 seats.
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Des Moines
Larrabee
Anderson
Cain
United Labor
Farnham
Maryland voters choose governor and legislature with Democratic edge
Baltimore reports sufficient returns show the Democratic State ticket winning by about 10,000 votes. The Legislature on joint ballot will lean Democratic by 71 seats, while Republicans gain 14 seats. The constitutional convention proposal is defeated by at least 15,000 votes.
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Baltimore
Republicans Claim 22 Senators and 63 Representatives
Commeus, C. November 9. The Republican State committee claims the election of twenty-two Senators with a possibility of twenty-three and sixty-three Representatives. If Carlin is elected in the thirty-third district, Republicans have twenty-three Senators.
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Commeus
Republican State Committee
Carlin
Republican lead in Philadelphia treasurer race narrowed
In Philadelphia Hart the Republican candidate for State treasurer held a plurality of 36 596 with a Democratic gain of 6630 as returns came in on November 9. The report notes a reduced lead for the GOP and a shift toward Democratic strength in the city.
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Republican Party
Philadelphia
Paraapelphtia
Hart
Ex-Governor Prescott Named New Hampshire Railroad Commissioner
Ex Governor Benjamin F. Prescott of Epping appointed railroad commissioner for three years by the Governor and council in Concord. Prescott, 54, educated at Pembroke Exeter and Dartmouth, has served as secretary of state and governor, with wide agricultural and historical society ties. The selection gives general satisfaction.
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Concorp
N. H
Sprciau
Benjamin F. Prescott
Epping
E. J. Tenney
Claremont
Tenney
Prescott
Pembroke
Phillips Exeter Academies
Dartmouth College
Independent Democrat
Idependent Statesman
United States
Treasury Department
Andrew Johnson
Presott
New Hampshire
New Hampshire Historical Society
Royal Historical Society of Great Britain
College of Agricultural and Mechanic Arts
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