Republicans Divided Ahead of Tomorrow Caucuses
Indications point to large turnout and split preferences among Republicans for a mayoralty candidate in tomorrow's city caucuses. The Journal backed Thomas N. Hart, while Mody Merrill presses his own bid. Merrill resists, claiming broad support in East Boston Charlestown South Boston and parts of the Highland district, with opposition from the South and West Ends andacking Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas N. Hart
Mody Merrill
Hart
Merrill
Mr. Kart
Boston
Charlestown
Koston
Highland District
Ihack Bay
Jollifications at Young's toast Republican triumphs
About 200 Massachusetts Club members and guests attended a Saturday jubilee at Young's. State officers and Congressmen-elect heard speeches denouncing President Cleveland, ridiculing the Mugwumps, and predicting Republican ascendancy. Speakers included ex-Governor Claflin, Governor Ames, Lt. Gov. Brackett, and several congressmen-elect, who urged tariff revision and territorial admission of new states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Young’s
Stewart
Vermont
H.S. Hyde
Springfield
Harrison
Morton
Cleveland
Northwest Territories
Claflin
Ames
Brackett
Peirce
Marden
Ladd
Davis
Beard
General
George A. Marden
Democratc
Republican Party
United States
Auditor Ladd
Robert T. Davis
Fall River
Grover Cleveland
America
A. W. Beard
Home Market Club changes venue for jubilee dinner
The Home Market Club will celebrate at the Charitable Mechanic Building on Huntington avenue next Thursday November 15 instead of the Vendome. The dinner will be served by the Vendome with Brunswick cooperation and a limited number of friends of members may attend. Germania Band will provide music. General Cogswell spoke at Salem amid rain and mud praising American loyalty and opposing rebel elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Market Club
Charitable Mechanic Building
Hotel Vendome
Vendome
Brunswick
Charitable Mechanic Association
Huntington Avenue
Tippecanoe Rifles
F. E. Farnham
Cogswell
Great Britain
Death by own action of Cambridge man Patrick Monahan
Patrick Monahan a 60 year old laborer residing at the corner of Dublin and Bolton streets West Cambridge died by his own action. He cut his throat with a razor while under the influence of liquor.
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Cambridge
Patrick Monahan
Dublin and
Bolton Streets
West
Yepercey
Sale of European Oil Paintings by Gideon Beck & Son
Iris preemptory offering the sale of elegant oil paintings from Gideon Beck & Son at 176 Tremont Street on Wednesday and Thursday November 14 and 15 at 2 30 p m. Consignment direct from Europe presents unusual buying chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris
Gideon Beck & Son
Tremont Street
Europe
Washington Street
F. D. Osgood & Son
The Frost Did Not Come and Jacksonville Yellow Fever
Jacksonville reports no frost last night while the government medical bureau disbanded leaving few staff. Northbound Jacksonville passengers will use Macon and Augusta lines. a large excursion departs Tuesday in locked cars. Dr. Sheftall of Savannah predicts yellow fever may persist in Florida through winter, while others expect frost and disinfection to end the outbreak. New cases 12, deaths 1, total 4481 cases 385 deaths. Gainesville reports six new yellow fever cases and one death Miss Ida Graham white.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Government Medical Bureau
Porter
Macon
Augusta
Sheftall
Savannah
Morning News
Florida
E. B. Carry
M. J. Weneman
Manuel Peris
Alexander
Gainesville
F.C
Ida Graham
Saxony royal dispute over hunt signals thaw
Dresden Nachrichten says the King of Saxony and the Duke of Coburg hunting together suggests a settlement of their quarrel sparked by Coburgs criticism of Saxon troop conduct before Paris in the Franco Prussian war. Rome notes Vatican satisfaction with Harrison victory and Catholic interests in America unlikely to suffer.
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Dresden
Socialists Gather in Hyde Park to Mark Anarchists’ Execution
In Lownpon on November 11 three thousand Socialists met in Hyde Park to observe the Chicago Anarchists execution anniversary and to denounce suppression of free speech in Trafalgar Square.
Indians in Jamaica Plain Hear Indian Association Meeting
A large Jamaica Plain audience attended the Jamaica Plain Indian Association semi annual meeting at Central Congregational Church. Sioux speaker C J Eastman described his family’s conversion, while Mrs A N Quinton of the National Indian Association reviewed Dawes era policies, Indian finances, boarding schools, missions, and the push to build homes on reservations including Alaska.
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Central Congregational Church
Jamaica Plain
Jamaica Plain Indian Association
John E. Tuttle
C. J. Eastman
Canada
Easman
A. N. Quinton
National Indian Association
The
Indian Association
Quinton
Alaska
Curtis Hall
Jamaica Plain Society
Pauline Propaganda anti Romanist meeting at Music Hall
At the Music Hall a Pauline Propaganda meeting featured Rev E H Walsh in monastic robes denouncing Roman Catholicism as unchristian and arguing its adherents seek money and to threaten national liberty. Secretary Arthur Crane chaired and criticized local clergy and noted two ladies would review the Meeting House Hill affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
E. H. Walsh
Pauline Propaganda
Arthur Crane
Father Ronan
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
J. Loughlin Scott
East Boston
Fulton
Earth
Kingdom of Heaven
New Train Fleet to Improve Boston New York Rail Service
The New York & New England railroad announces noon departures replacing 10 o'clock trains with a 6:30 p.m. arrival at both ends. Hartford routing via Hartford replaces the Air Line for better comfort, with trials from Boston to Putnam and new dining cars, 72-seat coaches, and luxurious parlor cars by Barney Smith Co. The update includes schedule shifts for Providence Hyde Park Mattapan and a Hartford Boston express.
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New York & New England Railroad
Boston
New York
Willimantic
Hartford
Putnam
A. A. Jackson
J. A. Shinn
G. A. Phippen
R. E. Rockwell
H. B. Henney
Eastern Division
R. E. Evanson
A. C. Kendall
L. E
Twe
New England
Hill & Kilburn
Baker
Barney, Smith & Co
Dayton
Providence
Hyde Park
Mattapan
Brill Third in the Race From the N Y Herald
The discussion analyzes New York election figures showing complex pluralities across counties. Harrison leads in total votes while Hill's county tallies lag, suggesting many voters chose electoral tickets but abstained from gubernatorial candidates. Hill avoided 47,000 Cleveland votes.
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New York State
Shed Shook
Harrison
Hill
Cleveland
Miller
Kings
New York
Mr. Cleveland
Catholic Church Dedicatory Service Held at Randolph
St Marys Catholic Church in Randolph was dedicated this morning in impressive ceremonies. The wooden edifice cost about 4000 dollars, featuring a marble and wood altar regarded as the finest in this section of the state.
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Randolph
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Review of Several 19th Century Novels and Authors
A critical survey of new and recent novels including The Guardians Orthodox Leola Doctor Ben and other titles. The piece praises, critiques, and contextualizes works by Miss Preston Chaplain Kane Dorothea Gerard John Carroll Mrs Wister Laura Jean Libbey and Clara Louise Burnham, noting strengths weaknesses and narrative ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prig of
Arbanoff Pére
Count Rommingen
Hardy
Boston
James J. Kane
Philadelphia
J. _B. Linginsott Company
W. B. Clarke &Co
Price
Dorothea Gerard
New York
D. Appleton & Co
Leola
John Carroll
J. B. Lippincott Company
Phyllis
Molly Bawn
Lippincott
Doctor Ben
Orlando Witherspoon
Ticknor & Co
Ticknor
Clara Louise Burnham
Cameron Hall
Laura Jean Libbey
George Munro
H. Schobert
A. L. Wister
J. _B. Lippincott Company
Clarke & Carruth
Consistency Not a Republican Jewel on Free Ships Debate
Letter to the editor argues free ships policy undermines national industry and taxation fairness. Criticizes the Boston Journal for opposing free wool while supporting free materials for shipbuilding, and contends protection must be discriminating and costly to producers. Concludes consistency is not a Republican jewel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Journal of
Journal
Cleveland
Justicc
Dingley
Pnnsylvania Iron Masters
Delaware
J.C. Boston
Charity Theatricals at Union Hall Aids Boston Charities
A large audience watched amateurs perform The Queensbury Fete and The Mouse Trap at Union Hall to raise funds for the Associated Charities of Boston. The review praises bright acting and notable touches by Mrs Ayshorp and Mr Parkman Dexter, notes some accent issues, and mentions costumes and stage wit. The performances repeat tonight.
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Union Hall
Associated Charities of Boston
Queensbury
Countess of
Gladys
Francesca Lunt Mittens
Ellen
Eldredge Viscount
Leatherhead
Lotte Testes
Mason W. Hammond
Felix Lovel
Percival Lowell Giles Fairland
Parkman Dexter
Lionel
P. B. Howard
Cuuyes
Seces
Charles Bb. Howard Tania
Ste
Joseph Balch Pompey
J. F. Skinner
P.M. Reynolds
George II
England
Dresden
Giles Fairland
Dexter
Methodist bishops plan secret visitation meeting agenda
Methodist bishops continue semiannual session at Tremont Street M E Church. Bishop Merrill presides. A plan of visitation committee will appoint one bishop to each class and keep assignments secret until report. Bishop Mailalieu named to lead New England conference next April. Morning session, luncheon at Boston University School of Theology, afternoon library meeting, evening supper with Methodist Social Union at Odd Fellows Hall with speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Merrill
Ener
Mailalieu
New England
School of Theology
Boston University
Mount Vernon Street
The
Methodist Social Union
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Fine Arts Exhibition at Studio Building Draws Crowds
Artists in the Studio building hosted an all day event despite rain with visitors touring studios and viewing varied works. Miss Gilbert and Miss Baker displayed notable pieces while F Fenery impressed with roses and a portrait of child actress Hiss¢ Leslie. Ordway and Billings offered portraits and landscapes including a tribute to Rev. Dr. Sweetser and George Fuller, with strong color and studied technique throughout.
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Gilbert
Miss Baker
F. Fenery
E. T. Billings
Dr. Sweetser
Worcester
Clark
University
Heart of
the Commonwealth
Billings
George Fuller
Illustrations Planned for Thornbury's Old and New London
Rev E C Bolles of New York compiles 15000 to 20000 images to accompany Thornbury's Old and New London. He sorts wood and steel engravings of streets monuments thieves monarchs and more into cardboard pages. 160 to 200 boxes may hold the collection. not bound but boxed with reference marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Bolles
New York
Boadicea
Langtry
Furnaces Start Up Across Brooks Iron Plants
Renprna Pens Nov 11 The No 2 blast furnace at Brooks Iron Co idle since January will start tomorrow with full force. Shanon Penn Nov 11 Managers of Spearman Douglass Mabel and Claire furnaces raise wages 15 cents a day. Prospects say all furnaces will blast all winter. Henderson furnace to resume next week after long idleness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renprna
Penn
Brooks Iron Company
Shanon
Spearman
Douglass
Mabel
Claire
Henderson
Late Ship News Surfaces of Transatlantic Arrivals and Departures
New York reports arrivals including the steamer Alaska from Liverpool and Aurania from Liverpool with many vessels docking at Moville and Queenstown. Sailed are Wyoming and Etruria bound for New York. Other ships listed include Euclid, City of Berlin, Gubirt, Lord Lansdowne, Maryland, Santiago, and more with dates noted from Nova Scotia to Yokohama and London.
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New York
Alaska
Liverpol
Aurania
Liverpool
London
Wyoming
Etruria
Queenstown
Euclid
Rio Janeiro
City of Berlin
Browhead
Vancouver
Montreal
Moville
Tedh
de Ruyter
Antwerp
Partnership Dissolution Notice for Revere Mfg Co
Charles Cutter and Samuel Sager dissolve their at will partnership carrying on business as Revere Mfg Co at 29 Broadway Chelsea and 40 Hawley Street Boston. Dissolution is effective from November 8, 1488.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cutter
Samuel
Sager
Bisness
Revere Mfg. Co
Broadway
Chelsea
Hawley Street
Charles Cutie
Boston
Union Institution for Savings Trustees Meet in Boston
The regular semi annual meeting of the trustees of the Union Institution for Savings in the city of Boston will be held on Tuesday November 13 1888 at 530 o clock p m for the transaction of such business as may legally come before the trustees John J McCluskey Clerk Boston November 12 1858
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Trustees of the Union Institution For Savings
Boston
John J. McCluskey
Charles H. Sh
Charles O. Whitmore
Suffolk
Winchester, Church and
Biedmont Streets
Bustona
Winchester Street
Jseph A. Ronse
Koeri Hawthorne
Herly
Piedmon’ Street
Church Street
Sxty
William Tlmes
Whitmore
William W. Low
A Woman's Wisdom on Duffy's Malt Whiskey
Mrs Staunton praises temperance and endorses Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a tonic aiding health and happiness for women and strength for men. Prominent American ladies and physicians reportedly back its benefits while warnings against counterfeit claims circulate amid its growing popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Staunton
New York
America
Duffy
Daffy
New Household Furniture Sale Promises Huge Stock
A large sale offers new furniture carpets ranges rugs and more. The items include sixty parlor suits, 150 parlor chairs and sofas, 75 chamber sets in various woods, 800 imported and domestic rugs, 300 window shades, 150 spring beds, and 56 ranges plus parlor stoves. The sale mentions Wilton and other carpets and will run on an upper floor from a returned lease house. This is touted as the largest sale of new household furniture in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Roxbury
Lowell
New Inngiand
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Massachhusetts Club
General Foreign News
Vatican
Anarchists’ Day
Chicago
New Era Hall
New Crusade
Vaughan
Phillips Brooks
Brooks
J. C. Kimball
Yarros
W. D. Howells
Nahant
New York Tribune
W. D. Howes
Indian Progress
Pauline
Atchison
New York, Mahoning & Western
Atchison, ‘Lopeka & Santa Fe Company
New York, Ma
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Seaboard
Brill
N. Y. Herald
NEW Books
Miss Preston
Felicitas
Wallis
Tolstoi
Turgénief
Miss Ingestre
Chaplain Kane
Old South Church
Kane
Mr. Kane
Kan
Union Navy
Robert Elsmere
John Ward
Ortenegg
Lord Lulbrook
Lorraine
Comte Lausanne
Thames
Lulibrook
Witherspoon
Baltimore
the Charity Theatricals
Methodist Bishops
the Fine Arts
Copartneership
Union Institution For Savings
City OF
C. BE. Osgood
C. F. Libbie & Co
Hayward Place
T Boston
L. Rabillon
Charleston
Washington
Norman
Marta Washington
Alvan Fisher
Faneuil Hall
Wasington
Gilvert Stuart
Eta
Horatio Harris & CO
Reo
State Street
Almeria
Samaria
Florida Oranges
Samuel Hatch & CO
No. 9
Congress ,St
Charles and
Revere Streets
Charles Street
Revere Street
Charles Rive
Charie River
Charies and
Charies Street
West End
W.C. Codman
Oe Freeman
Kiley Street
George 8. Abbott
Osice
Washington Steet, Reston
Albert Howe & Co
Market Street
Brighton
Nalesroom
Reudence
Warren Avenue
Richards & CO
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