Portsmouth 1789 Style Torchlight Parade Underscores Victory
A large Portsmouth celebration drew country visitors by train as Kempthy guns started events at 7 pm. A torchlight procession followed with the Boston Cadet Band, civic groups, and battalions marching through Congress Street to Market Square for a final banquet. The observed display and illuminations highlighted a festive mood and political optimism for Democrats amid opposing forces.
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Portsmouth
Kempthy
Boston
Congress Street
Pistoon Mounted Police
Henry F. Wendell
Aids
Daniel Marcy
Frank Jones
Dr. T. &. Langdon
John F. French
Marcellus Lidredge
Fred Jones
Cleveland and Hendricks
Col. D.ureb
Geo. Hh. Hodgdor
E. D. Comin
J.W. Caswell
Stowe Laskey
Jones Guards
Newcastle
Marey Guards
Jones Cadeta
Juggin’s Band of
Eldredge Guards
Eldredge Cadets
Page and
Sinclair Phalanx
Mother Hubbard Club
Portsmouth Cornet
Ctize
Messrs
Marcellus Eldredge
Daniel Leavitt
Dr. Parsons
Navy Yard
Political currents and Blaine criticism in New York press
Vermont Col. George W. Hooker accuses Jones and Elkins of spending 100000 to circulate obscene literature and defects in Blaine support. The East Concord Monitor cites Cleveland triumphs and Blaine conspirator claims, with Garfield and Sun editorials debating honesty and vote gains across states.
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George W. Hooker
Vermont
Blaine
Jones and Elkins
Hooker
Vice President-Elect Hendricks Speaks In New York
A Despatch to the Boston Post reports Republicans hover for a possible suit as official canvass nears. Blaine managers hoped to flip votes in 50 of 60 counties but Democrats preempted with affidavits. canvass in 24 counties shows near parity and Cleveland remains favored. Roscoe Conkling and other Democratic figures assert Cleveland’s decisive election. Queens County canvass nearly complete with a 1922 plurality for Cleveland.
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Grover Cleveland
New York
East Concord Monitor
Blaine
Judge Folger
Cleveland
Butler-Grady
Butler
New York Sun
Mr. Blaine
Ohio
Indiana
Garfield
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maine
Robie
Boston
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Detroit
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Evansville
Logansport
Lafayette
Boston Post
Boards of Elections
Interior
Democratic Committee
Livingston County
Roscoe Conkling
Hoffman House
Waite
Tammany
John Kelly
Tammany Aldermen
Kelly
Tammany Democrats
Joe C. New
Steve Elkins
Jones
Heeiers
George Bliss
Tom Grady
Butler’s Grady
Republican Committee
Grady
Queens County
Brellets
Kings County
Democrats and Independents Unite in Victory Parade
Special despatch from Portsmouth reports Democrats and Independent Republicans celebrating the Cleveland and Hendricks victory. Across New York State, canvassing continued with mixed results and irregularities noted, while officials in Queens, Brooklyn, and Westchester reported Cleveland leading with narrow margins.
Speeches Mark Victory as Hendricks Returns Home
In Indianapolis a Democratic rally celebrated the Cleveland Hendricks victory. Vice President elect Hendricks praised the party, dismissed rumors, and urged independence from federal interference in elections. Governor elect Gray forecast Democratic reforms and a shift of offices to Democrats after March. A torchlight parade capped the event with large crowds and evident enthusiasm.
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Gray
Republican Party
Mr. Hendricks
Washington Street
Otsego and nearby counties adjourn canvass amid counting errors
Officials report county canvassing boards in Otsego, St. Lawrence, Albany and Wyoming counties working through electoral returns. Otsego notes clerical errors and adjournment to tomorrow after noon. Albany assigns a three member sub committee to inspect totals. St. Lawrence lacks two supervisors and adjourns to 9 AM tomorrow. Wyoming county remains in session with no anticipated dispute.
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Albany County
Albany
Wyoming County
AourraLo
Wyoming County Board of Supervisors
Warsaw
Declarations of Votes for Various Candidates Across States
A compilation of election results from Burlington Iowa Harrisburg Pennsylvania San Francisco California St Paul Minnesota Hartford Connecticut Torrica Kansas Seattle Washington Philadelphia Pennsylvania Chicago Illinois San Francisco California Denver Colorado and more. It reports margins for Hall Woolson Bound Foster Henley Blaine Cleveland St John Voorhees Blaine Hartworth and other candidates with totals and anticipated majorities.
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Burlington
Hall
Woolson
Harrisburg
Bound
Foster
San Francisco
Cal
Henley
Congress
Pacific Coast
St. Paul
Minn
Blaine
Hartworp
Conn
Secretary of State
Waller
Torrica
Kan
Cleveland
Butler
St. John
Martin
Seattle
W.T
Voorhees
Philadelphia
Sullivan
Senate
House
Chicago
Cook
Cook County
Denver
Col
State Returns Progress Report Across Regions
LitTLE Rock Ark November 11 reports only about two thirds of the state heard from as returns come in. St Louis Missouri notes the state vote will not be canvassed until all returns reach the secretary of state, likely taking a week. Columbus Ohio expects official canvass tomorrow if county returns are complete.
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Westchester County
White Plains
N.Y
Cleveland
Schoharie County
Schonanie
N. Y
Blaine
Butler
St. John
Board of
Little Rock
Ark
St. Louis
Columbus
The Attempted Steal. Leading Republican News Papers Comment
A compilation from Philadelphia Telegraph and other papers critiques Republican leaders for alleged fraud and attempts to steal the election. It contrasts editorial stances from Albany, Brooklyn, New York papers, and other outlets, warning of manipulation and urging fair, honest counting by lawfully appointed officials. The piece cites figures and quotes from multiple parties and emphasizes the risk of conspiracy and disorder if the outcome is contested.
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Philadelphia Telegraph
Evening Telegraph
Blaine
Republican Party
Albany Journal
Cleveland
Associated Press
Brooklyn Union
Ind
Steve Elkins
Kigs County
Jones
New Lots
Republican National Committee
Jewell
Nicholas Holley
L. Biederman
New York State
New York Commercial
Newport News
Albany
Trying to Buy Up the Illinois Legislature
Special Despatch to the Boston Post reports the Logan gang failing to win a legislature majority, seeking votes to gain control. Defeated candidate Mamer claims he refused Logan’s bid for involvement. Democrats threaten a three vote joint ballot edge unless seats are stolen. Hall, elected in Iowa’s first district, asserts he will take his seat despite fraud attempts.
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Illinois
Boston Post
Chicago
Logan Gang
Mamer
Logan
Hall
Iowa
Colored Minister Warns Arthur on Slavery Revival
Rev. C. Smith, a prominent Illinois colored orator and former Republican, sends a despatch to President Arthur from Bloomington urging caution by federal Southern officeholders. He argues slavery is dead and warns against its possible partisan revival, citing nine years of southern residence.
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Bloomington
Ill
Smith
Illinois
Blaine
Arthur
Lll
Chester A. Arthur
Washingington
D.C
South
State canvassers meet in Albany to certify elected per sons
The board of state canvassers, four Democrats and one Republican, meet in Albany on the Wednesday after the third Monday in November to canvass votes and declare the persons elected. Electors meet at the state capitol on the first Wednesday in December to ballot for president and vice president. The certified result becomes the return to the president of the Senate.
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Board of State
Albany
State Capitol
Senate of the United
Next House Since Election Forecast by McPherson
Washington November 11 Edward McPherson secretary of the Republican Congressional Committee predicts the next house will have 182 Democrats 141 Republicans 1 Greenbacker Brumm of Pennsylvania and 1 Fusionist Weaver of Iowa He notes Democrats lose 19 seats Independents 4 gain 22 Republicans and 1 Fusionist from the current house The Weaver seat is inferred from a morning dispatch and minor district shifts may still change the count.
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Washington
Edward McPherson
Republican Congressional Committee
House of Representatives
Brumm
Pennsylvania
Weaver
Iowa
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Post
Democratic Congressional Committee
Democratic Committee
McPherson
Democrats Celebrate Election With Parades And Salutes
Town by town reports across New Hampshire Massachusetts Virginia and Georgia detail Democratic celebrations on November 11. Processions lights and fireworks accompanied large gun salutes ranging from 100 to 219 shots as crowds and dignitaries marked Gov. Cleveland’s election victory in Nashua Portsmouth and Savannah with thousands participating.
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Portsmouth
N. H
C. Nasnua
Nashua
New Beprorp
Mass
Lynchburg
Cleveland
Savannah
Cleveland Victory Rumors Across Transatlantic Press
London papers proclaim Grover Cleveland elected as returns align with prior view. Telegraph hints at Gould's control of returns prompting possible new elections in New York and potential unrest. Pall Mall Gazette notes Cleveland’s apparent win amid charges of black voters in Virginia and Florida. Mulligan Blaine supporters demand investigation and possible discarding of those states.
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Wresh
London Times
Grover of Cleveland
London Telegraph
United States
Jay Gould
New York State
Pall Mall Gazette
Cleveland
Virginia
Florida
Mulligan Blaine
Democrats Certain of New York Victory, Says Boston Editor
Despatch from Col Z A Smith editor of the Boston Journal reports Democrats are confident of New York. Jay Gould congratulates Cleveland on his impending election. Dated Boston November 7 at 4 PM.
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The
Boston Journal
New York
Boston
Jay Gould
Cleveland
A. Smith
Cambridge recount shows slight shifts in senator and representative votes
The New York Globe reports Cambridge recount results with no change in senator standings, minor shifts among representatives, and the board to reconvene for wards 12 through 24. Gove gains nine votes while Andrews loses two. Prince wins in ward 9, and calls go out for funds to support Cleveland and Hendricks.
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Boston
Board of Aldermen
Gove
Andrews
Chappell
Prince
Worthington
Custom House
Cleveland
New York
Blaine
Turbulent Hocking valley unrest spreads fire damage
The Hocking valley strike violence worsens as a Columbus and Hocking Valley coal company dwelling at Sand Run burns. Governor meets sheriffs, syndicate, coal exchange, Mine Inspector Bancroft and issues a proclamation urging citizens to halt incendiary acts and support authorities. If unrest continues, state military force may be used to restore peace.
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Hocking Valley
Columbus
Sand Run
Columbus and Hocking Valley Coal Company
Hocking
Perry
Athens
Syndicate
Coal Exchange
Bancroft
Law passes amid debate on Orlean county shire and fish law
A large majority backed the library building project and the house gave third reading to a bill reorganizing Orlean county. Another measure tightens the fish law allowing seizure of vessels with illegally caught fish from Lake Champlain. Seized property benefits officers and county. The close season shifts to February first through June fifteenth.
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Orleans County
Lake Champlain
Illness Rumors Spark Fury Over Van Zandt Report
London press attacks Paris journalists for claiming Miss Van Zandt's illness at the opera was caused by intoxication. The Times Paris correspondent defends her, noting a nervous attack and cerebral paralysis not related to liquor, and says she drank only orange flower water.
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Vianne van Zandt
London
Paris
The
Times
Miss van Zandt
Frederick Allen
Dublin
Frederick J. Allen
Young Ireland Society
T. M. Healy
Allen
Ireland
Mr. Healy
Hague
Berlin
Brunswick
Duke of Brunswick
Duke of Cumberland
London Times Haakow
Hankow
Council of French Ministers
Cairo
Suakim
William
Aul Heyse
Ernst Wildebruch
Jay Gould Plans Ocean Voyage From New York
Rumors say financier Jay Gould has closed his Fifth Avenue palace and left the city with his family. He is stopping at the Windsor for a few days and may soon sail on his renowned yacht to escape business and political pressures.
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New York
Jay Gould
Fifth Avenue
New Hampshire
Irvington
Windsor
Dartmouth Medical College Graduation Exercises at Hanover
Graduating exercises held in college church with prayers by President Bartlett and two addresses by Irving A. Waton and Bartlett. MD degrees conferred on a long list of graduates including Charles A. Blake Willis E. Bowie Edward R. Clark Walter Corliss and others from New Hampshire Vermont Maine Massachusetts and Canada. prizes awarded for general excellence and best examination in therapeutics to F. E. Mayberry and W. E. Bowie.
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North Conway
N. H
Edward R. Clark
Peacham
Walter Corliss
Rider Falls
Oliver A. Everett
Everett
Mass
Onslow A. Gordon
Boston
Henry C. Holbrook
West Fairlee
Almon H. Keach
Brashton
N. Y
Charles KE. Lovell
Middleboro
Frank C. Manchester
Angus O. Patton
Caughnawanga
Canada
Charles J. Pierce
Nashua
Frank F. Pope
Leominster
Elsworth E. Shaw
Hermon
Horace J. Soule
Winthrop
Frank Averill
Biddeford
Conference in Philadelphia on heavy gun manufacture
A high level federal conference opened at the American Iron and Steel Association to plan for manufactur ing heavy guns for modern warfare. The gun foundry board members from 1883 meet with leading national steel manufacturers to determine best production methods.
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Philadelphia
American Iron and Steel Association
J. Simpson
U.S. N
Normandie Arrives at Quarantine with Notables from Havre
The General Transatlantic steamship Normandie reached quarantine this morning from Havre carrying 143 cabin and 280 steerage passengers. Among the cabin group were M. Roustan minister plenipotentiary to the United States, M. Barbe superior judge of Tahiti, M. de la Chere military attaché to the French embassy, M. Chasanol surgeon to the French minister, and Mr. Wambold the minstrel who had been traveling in Europe for his health. The vessel left Havre on the prior Sunday and endured very heavy weather throughout the crossing.
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New York
Novil
General Transatlantic Company
Normandie
Havre
M. Roustan
United States
France
M. Barbe
Tahiti
M. de la Chere
M. Chasanoil
Mr. Wambold
New York Concert Company Favours Aronson Contract Extension
A committee appointed by John McCaul reported to New York Concert Company stockholders that the books were examined and favorable to Rudolph Aronson. It recommended extending his contract from September 1886 to September 1888, a report that was adopted. The Casino profits since 1882 total $52,000.
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New York
John McCaul
New York Concert Company
Rudolph Aronson
Aronson
Postal Service Expenditures and Swaim Court Case
Washington reports 1885 postal service expenditure estimates with detailed items for postmasters clerks free delivery rail transport and railway postal clerks totaling 55 million. Also notes higher next year due to pay increases and service expansion. Gen Swaim protest over court martial legality and secretary of war discussion. First Auditor Reynolds proposes new division and staff to handle rising accounts. Treasury solicitor Neal reports suits and recoveries. Massachusetts to get new topographical map under federal program. Naval Academy at Annapolis reports admissions and nomination timing reforms. Tin plate duty inquiry to be investigated for uniform port rates.
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Department
Money Order Service
General Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Post Office
Garley
Free Delivery Service
Gen. Swaim
Secretary of War
Auditor of the Treasury
Judge Reynolds
the Treasury
The
Treasury
Henry T. Neal
United States
Massachusetts
Geological Survey Bureau
Naval Academy
F. M. Ramsey
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Secretary of the Navy
Ramsey
Fraternity Conventions Open Across Two Cities
In Rochester Delta Kappa Epsilon opens with a reception in Powers hall drawing over 1000 attendees. Julian Hawthorne to deliver an oration and Hon. George A. Marden to read a poem. Nashville Phi Delta Theta opens with a large delegate turnout as four days of activities begin.
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Rochester
N. Y
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Powers Hall
Julian Hawthorne
George A. Marden
Nashville
Tenn
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Diamonds Borrowed by Boston Dealer Sparks Inquiries
The Boston Diamond company fixtures at 298 Washington street were to be sold by auction prompting jewellers to seek proprietor kh. Poppelhouwer who has run a five year diamond business in the city. He borrowed diamonds from Humphrey and Guild, G W Dearing and Co, and others at 383 Washington Street to study patterns for his cuts. About ten thousand dollars worth of property is involved.
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Boston Diamond Company
Washington Street
Kh. Poppelhouwer
Poppelhouwer
Humphrey & Guild
Winter Street
G. W . Dearing & Co
First literary meeting of the Woman's Union in 74 Froylston Street
The Woman's Union held its first literary meeting in the union parlors at 74 Froylston Street on Tuesday afternoon. A large group recalled summer memories from mountain and seashore, discussed a real home supper, and heard poems by Mrs Juna Anagnos, Mrs Maria S Porter, Mrs Smiley, and Mrs Diaz. Dr Mary Salford Blake presided and Mrs Satford Blake bid farewell for the winter as she departs for the south. music and dancing concluded the evening. The union grows in popularity and is at its most prosperous this year.
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Woman's Union
Froylston Street
Mary Salford Blake
Juna Anagnos
Maria S. Porter
Smiley
Diaz
Sallie Joy White
The
Advertiser
Satford Blake
South
Salem man Hurlbut detained in Nova Scotia murder case
Absalom Hurt, about 42, was arrested in Salem after a stranger reported Hurt killed Benjamin Trefry in Yarmouth Nova Scotia three weeks earlier. Hurt says he left Yarmouth because of false accusations and can prove his innocence. He will be held until official word arrives from Yarmouth.
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Salem
Mass
Absalom Hurt
Benjamin Trefry
Yarmouth
N.S
Hurlbut
Maine Central shows solid year despite overall rail decline
Portland reports Maine Central earned 224,461 net for year ending September, up from 197,804, with receipts 2,825,572 versus 2,564,614 prior year. A $50,000 bump in passenger traffic came from the Mount Desert branch during the three summer months, aided by lower operating costs, interest and rents.
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Portland
Maine Central
Mount Desert
Three men plead guilty to defrauding government in New York
William Lyddell Chas Watson and James Gridwood admitted attempting to under value goods for government fraud and were freed on 30600 bail in New York. Charles Parker a Fifth Avenue hotel cashier shot himself at 272 West 127th Street after weeks of illness.
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New York
William Lyddell
Chas. F. Watson
James Gridwood
Charles K. Parker
Fifth Avenue Hotel
West One Hundred and Twenty Seventh Street
General Schofield urges new barracks and relief for tribes
Nov 11 Cuscado reports the annual dispatch by Maj. Gen. Schofield commander of the Missouri division. He urges liberal appropriations for permanent troop shelter and barracks, notes destitute tribes in the Platte department, and calls for a practical field artillery school modeled after Fort Leavenworth infantry and cavalry schools.
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Cuscado
Schofield
Missouri
Department of the Platte
Fort Leavenworth
Garfield matriarch in critical condition in Cleveland
Cleveland dispatch reports Gaima Garfield, mother of the late president, who accompanied her daughter to Solon, fell ill on return and is now in critical condition at Mrs. James A. Garfield’s Prospect Street home. Medical advice urged rest and retreat from public duties amid mounting concern.
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Cleveland
Gaima Garfield
Solon
Palo
James A. Garfield
Prospect Street
Assassination Shocks Longview Resident Field
LONGVIEW Texas November 11 Dr I H Allison a prominent citizen was assassinated this morning as he entered his office after rounds. Jim Fillerty a disreputable character shot him three times in the heart. No motive is given and Fillerty is being relentlessly pursued with bloodhounds.
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Longview
Tex
I. H. Allison
Jim Fillerty
Longtime Hinsdale resident dies after horse kick
Springfield reports Sylvester B. French, aged Hinsdale notable, kicked by a horse Monday and dies from injuries today. Providence notes Ellery Bentley, nearly 80, fell at home yesterday breaking his neck. death follows today.
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Springfield
Mass
Sylvester B. French
Hinsdale
Providence
R. I
Ellery Bentley
Thalia Theatre Lands Victoria Schelling-Hulskamp For Six Months
Manager Amberg announced a six month engagement with Mrs Victoria Schelling Hulskamp also known as Miss Morosini for concerts at the Thalia theatre. She performs next Sunday in a sacred concert and then proceeds to Boston for future engagements.
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New York
Amberg
Thalia Theatre Today
Victoria Schelling-Hulskamp
Morosini
Thalia Theatre
Boston
Plenary Council Meets at St Sulpice Seminary
The plenary council reassembled at St Sulpice Seminary to study the first chapter of the proposed action. A secret conference followed at the archepiscopal residence, with mainly priests in attendance and action kept confidential.
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Baltimore
St. Sulpice
Burlington Withdraws From Kansas City Rate Pact
In Kansas City a new rate arrangement emerges after the Burlington line withdraws from the regional agreement amid a Chicago St. Louis rate war. Remaining members set rates at five dollars to Chicago and four to St. Louis, marking another one dollar cut.
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Kansas City, Mo
Chicago
St. Louis
Burlington Road
Kansas City
Seven prisoners escape Ebensburg jail in daylight
EBENSBURG PA November 11 seven inmates escaped from the jail this afternoon. Three were recaptured shortly after, but four remained at large. The men took the jailer�s keys and locked him in a cell while they forced the yard door locks.
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Ebensburg
Grand Trunk Workers Face Wage Cut After Slump
Montreal November 11. Owing to continued falling off of receipts the Grand Trunk railroad company has notified workers in their workshops of a further wage reduction between five and eight percent.
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Montreal
Grand Trunk Railroad Company
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