10 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1892
Page
1
In the Boot and Shoe Department look for Bowling Shoes and Athletic Shoes including Gymnasium Slips at moderate prices. Seasonal goods feature men's heavy double soles at 1.50, grain bals 2.25, calf piccadilly bals 4.00, calf police bals 4.00, calf cork sole bals 3.00, calf blucher piccadilly 4.50, and pat calf balls 4.50. Located at 32 to 44 North Street.
Cleveland leads with 156 electoral votes as Illinois Indiana Connecticut Wisconsin swing to Democrats. Weaver gains Kansas Wyoming Colorado Nevada South Dakota. New Jersey backs Cleveland and Morris governor. Ohio appears Democratic by 1500 2000, signaling broad Democratic victory in Congress and state races.
At the Lord Mayor's banquet in London on November 9, Earl of Kimberley, secretary of state for India, said the government would not reveal Ireland policy yet. He noted a drop in Irish agrarian crime and praised Britain’s foreign relations while the cabinet weighed abandoning Uganda. Toasts honored the House of Lords and Commons, with responses from Ripon and Asquith. George Foster urged Canada to train more agriculturalists.
New York November 9 reports large winnings from election bets by turf figures. Mike Dwyer allegedly gains nearly 80000 by placing bets on general results New York New Jersey state and city county majorities and Indiana Cleveland. Joseph J O Donohue also among heavy winners with about 20000 bet on Indiana. Hotels crowded last night with excited bettors as payments loom from successful plungers.
In Pressburg two horses drawing an empty carriage bolted into a marching company of recruits. The collision left twenty soldiers on the ground. Four men were killed and twelve seriously wounded as the horses toppled and trampling occurred during drill in Vienna today.
Washington figures forecast shows snow in New England and eastern New York turning to rain by Thursday night. Northeasterly winds will strengthen as temperatures rise modestly, reducing the wintry mix by late day.
John Burns, 15, a Brighton cattle driver, fell when his horse stumbled and was kicked in the face. He suffered a broken jaw and severe facial lacerations and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital in a fairly comfortable condition last night. He will be disfigured for life.
Bottled under Moore and Sinnott’s label for sale by druggists grocers and reliable liquor dealers.
London reports the British steamer Bishopsgate arriving from Galveston via Norfolk had part of its cargo burned in a fire at Liverpool. sixteen bales of cotton damaged. The steamer Start, sailing from Galveston to Liverpool, also caught fire but was extinguished with no serious loss.
An advertisement proclaims Salvation Oil as the greatest cure on earth for pain, priced at 25 cents. The claim emphasizes its exceptional effectiveness and affordability for readers seeking quick relief.
Word from Democratic headquarters at Columbus says Ohio has gone Democratic by 708 with Monroe Gallia and Vinton counties to hear from. The late returns suggest the Democratic plurality will rise to about 1500 or 2000 as more results come in.
Ohio results show Democrats leading in unofficial returns with about 800 plurality statewide and Cleveland electors possibly carrying a slight margin. Republicans claim 116 plurality at headquarters though official counts pending. Congressmen elected across districts include Bellamy Storer Republican in the First and James Richards Democrat in the Twenty-First, among others.
In Hartrorp on November 9 with one town missing, Cleveland leads with 2,406 votes, Harrison 76,089, Weaver 3,994, scattering 1,005. Cleveland wins by 5,417. The Democratic ticket carries statewide. Governor Morris receives 82,269 to Rep. Merwin 76,402 and Pro. Augur 3,549. Sperry re-elected to Congress in the first district by 547. Piggott wins second district by 2,540. Issell re-elected in third by 527. Deforest re-elected in fourth by 2,091. The State Senate ties, Republicans hold about 14 majority in the House. In Bremmauam, Republicans contest Randalls’ election to the Legislature, alleging tickets swapped.
Quiet White House day as President receives Wanamaker and others. Miller pins blame on smallpox remark while Foster links defeat to tariff issue. Officials say policy, not personnel, condemned and Cleveland may gain party majorities for a full policy trial.
New York Democrats led by Chairman Harrity sent telegrams of congratulations to Vice-President-Elect Stevenson and key party figures including Edward Murphy Jr., Richard Croker, Lieutenant-Governor Sheehan, Hugh McLaughlin, and Thomas H. Pearsall of Brooklyn. The Stevenson telegram offered warm congratulations and praised his campaign work.
Final results show Governor Russell with a 2436 plurality after including all towns except nine Royalston Boxboro Georgetown Walpole Braintree Marshfield Seekonk West Bridgewater Somer set. Boston error adds 45 votes, still leaving Russell ahead. Wolcott leads Carroll for Lieutenant Governor by 845.
A compilation of names by district and county shows recommended representatives for Berkshire, Hampshire, Hampden, Franklin, Middlesex, and Essex regions. Party affiliations noted include Republicans and Democrats for districts across multiple counties with continuations indicated on the next page.
Returns from Chicago on November 9 show a decisive Democratic victory in Illinois with strong margins on national and state tickets. Analysts across parties agree the Democratic plurality will be about 10,000, giving the Democrats a solid lead in the state.
Edward F. McCartney 25 slashed his throat with a razor in John T. Sullivan’s barbershop at 7 p.m. He collapsed, bleeding, then was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Though severely wounded, doctors believed he might not die. A letter to his father preceded the act.
Joseph M Culbert, 17, of 16 Bromley Park, disappeared Saturday morning after leaving home. Henry Bartlett, 77, of 366 Broadway, South Boston, also disappeared Monday. Bartlett is 5 feet 7 inches, about 140 pounds, light complexion, with brown pants, vest, dark overcoat, white derby, and a slight limp. Both have not been seen by friends or relatives.
A kerosene lamp exploded in Carrie Bayne's restaurant at 83 Beach Street last night. A passerby activated alarm box 54 at 8 19. There was little damage.
Thomas Curley 30 of 62 Warrenton street is in dangerous condition at City Hospital after a runaway incident in the South End yesterday afternoon. A frightened horse on Washington street threw Curley from the animal when startled by a passing car.
Hartworp Connecticut November 9 Negotiations for the purchase of the Pratt and Whitney works by an English syndicate are practically completed. The plant will come under English control soon with terms totaling 2 1/2 million dollars.
The piece weighs New England’s representation in Cleveland’s future Cabinet after a Democratic landslide. It notes Connecticut’s overture and Massachusetts’s Governor win as prescient factors, with speculation that a Bay State officer will be chosen, though details remain unconfirmed. A Postman canvasses prominent Democrats on the topic.
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