O'Brien Renominated and School Board Nominations Sought
The Democratic city convention renominated Mayor O'Brien and Street Commissioner Dore. A committee was formed to confer with Republicans on a non partisan school board ticket for both ballots. The motion passed unanimously amid applause as Hor. Patrick Maguire clarified his support. Evening ward registration begins Friday night.
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Democratic City Committee
Meionaon
O'Brien
Dore
Thomas J. Barry
Swasey
Ward 12
O’brien
Court House
Charles’ River
Stony Brook
Messrs. Belford
Tilden
Weeks
John P. Dore
Dee
Murphy
Boston
Cunniff
Messrs
Dwyer
Lee
C. Donnelly
Patrick Maguire
Barry
New Hampshire Club Holds Monthly Banquet and Tariff Reform Talk
Members of the New Hampshire Club gathered at Young's Hotel for their regular monthly banquet. President Bunton urged neutrality in politics while noting reform on tariffs as a likely future goal. Resolutions were read honoring Edward C. Carrigan, a deceased member, with sympathy extended to his family. Short remarks followed by introductions of new members.
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New Hampshire Club
Young’s
General Harrison
Association
Bunton
Moses ‘True Brown
Tufts College
Abraham Lincoln
Grover Cleveland
Boston Deal
J. C. Jinehan
A. A. Folsom
George B. Chandler
N. B. Bryant
Moses T. Brown
C. H. Bartlett
D. W. Wardrop
John J. Bell
Warren F. Daniels
H. W. Dwight
William Parkman
James N. George
Plaistow
N. H
G. H. Hoyt, Jr
Hanover
N.H
N. Bourne
Manchester
Johan Sullivan
M. D
Dorchester
John . Weeks
Boston
George F. Richards
E. C. Carrigan
Edward C. Carrigan
New England
J. C. Linehan
Auction at Bird Co. draws large crowd at Pearl Street
The attendance was very large at the auction sale by Lewis J. Bird & Co at 81 Pearl Street. Decorated dinner, tea and ornamental ware sold well as prices ruled low. The choicest items remain available at 10:36 this morning at the same location. Housekeepers planning Thanksgiving repairs should attend.
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Lewis J. Bird & Co
Pearl Street
Water trip between Boston and New York all year round
The Sound route with the Fall River line steamers offers a comfortable safe and pleasant journey between Boston and New York in every season not just summer. This service aims to match any seasonal transport method in reliability and ease for travelers.
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Boston
New York
Fall River
Sound
Buffalo
Suspension Bridge
Detroit
Toledo
Cincinnati
New Orleans
South
Mexico
Guadalajara
City of
California
Utah
Colorado
Washington
National Board of Trade Holds Nineteenth Annual Meeting
The National Board of Trade opened its nineteenth annual meeting in Chicago with topics including board representation, lard adulteration, crop bulletins, a new executive department, the credit system, canal projects, harbor defense, revenue taxes, ocean navigation, the merchant marine, silver coinage, banking basis, Canada trade, postal rates, bills of lading, immigration regulation, the naval reserve, quarantine laws, and a proposal for a national mechanical and trade school. Frederick Fraley of Philadelphia was named president for the coming year.
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Curiaco
National Board of Trade
Chesapeake and Delaware Ship Canal
Canada
United States Naval Reserve
National Board of Health
Frederick Fraley
Philadelphia
Nationa Mechanical and Trade School
Straws From State Street Market Show Added Demand
The New York market closed stronger after morning weakness as buying grew, aided by favorable Chicago news on passenger rate adjustments and clearer sentiment. Local activity rose with New England and Atchison gains, while rumors and dealer actions involving Vanderbilts, New York & New England, and trunk line rates circulated amid cautious optimism.
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New York
Chicago
Father Grafton Named Bishop of Fond du Lac
News reports reveal Rev. Father Charles C. Grafton elected to the Fond du Lac Wisconsin bishopric after resigning from the Church of the Advent Boston on April 15 to pursue missionary work. He leads the Sisterhood of the Nativity and plans retreats and missions. the organization recently moved its base to Providence. He will address young men in Boston today and lead services next Sunday, with unresolved ties to the Nativity.
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Charles C. Grafton
Fond du Lac
Wis
Father Grafton
Church of the Advent
Boston
Sisterhood of the Nativity
Providence
Mt. Vernoon and
Charles Streets
Brimmer Street
Grafton
House contest looms as Democrats gain edge in seats
Washington November 14. Democrats appear one seat ahead of Republicans with several districts unresolved. Gorman seeks recounts in four districts in Maryland Louisiana and North Carolina where Republicans lead. Contests hinge on governors certificates as lawmakers duel to shape House organization and committees. No party yet with a firm majority. courts may be urged to compel certificates.
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Washington
Sorcrau
House of Representatives
Gorman
Maryland
Louisiana
North Carolina
Messrs
Quay and
Tremont Temple Nerve Tonic Promises Cure for Nervous Ailments
A Boston lecture by Dr. Greene at Tremont Temple touts Nervura Nerve Tonic as a universally available, plant based remedy. The physician explains he now permits druggists nationwide to sell the tonic at one dollar a bottle, asserting broad cures for neuralgia, insomnia and numerous nervous disorders.
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Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Tremont Temple
United States
Mass
Cost of the Postal Service Report Deficit
The Third Assistant Postmaster General Harris reports total postal costs for the last year at 58,126,004 dollars with receipts of 52,695,176 dollars, leaving a 5,480,327 dollar deficiency. The report cites expanded free delivery and higher railway mail transportation as main causes.
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Harris
Army division commander reshuffles after general Scho field promoted
Secretary of War issues orders reassigning division commanders. Schofield leaves the Atlantic division, Howard takes that command. Miles moves to Pacific. Grierson of the Tenth Cavalry commands Arizona Department, Carr of the Sixth Cavalry commands New Mexico Department.
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Secretary of War
Schofield
Army
Atlantic
Howard
Miles
Pacific
Grierson
Tenth Cavalry
Department of Arizona
Carr
Sixth Cavalry
Department of New Mexico
Presidential appointments to international exposition post
The President named Charles B Richards of Connecticut Howard A Clark of Massachusetts and David King of Rhode Island as assistants to the commissioner-general for the United States for the Paris Exposition of 1889.
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Charles B Richards
Connecticut
Howard A. Clark
Massachusetts
David King
Rhode Island
United States
Paris
France
Auction Schedule Details for Art and Goods
Today listings include China and glassware by Lewis J Bird Co at 10 30 a m paintings by Gideon Beck Son at 2 30 p m furniture by Leonard Co at 10 a m Tomorrow features fruit by Horatio Harris at 12 m furniture by Eric a Brac and more from Leonard Co in the morning"}
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Lewis J. Bird & Co
Gideon Beck & Son
Leonard & Co
Horatio Harris
Eric-a-Brac
Local Theatres Bulletin Mixed Nightly Showings
The Hollis Street Theatre presents Lord Chumley with an 7:45pm show. Boston Museum shows Little Lord Fauntleroy. Oak Theatre features Cora Tanner. Globe Theatre screens The Stall Alarm. RicKeloDEON at 111 Court Street lists Variety at 8pm sunrise.
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Hollis Street
Lord Chumley
Boston Museum
Lord Fauntleroy
OAK Theatre
Cora T
Satre
Cora Tanner
Globe Theatre
Boston Theatre
Dockstad Ee Rickelodeon
Court Secreen
Allen Harvey and Other Marriage Notices in West Bridgewater Area
A series of marriage notices from mid November lists couples wed by various ministers in Massachusetts and New York. John M. Allen to Nellie Harvey in West Bridgewater. Henry W. Bullard to Mary Bell Palmer of Oyster Bay. William Harvey to May Cook in Boston. Winfield G. Merrill to Florence Clapp in this city. Theresa Huntington to Royal Robbins of this city in New York. Charles W. Tilton to Emma Le Baron Kettlelle in this city. Richard C. Whitford to Alice Hurd of Chelsea in this city.
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Allen—Harvey
West Bridgewater
William Brown
John M. Allen
Nellie Bk. Harvey
Bullard—Palmer
Oyster Bay
Long Island
A. G. Russell
Henry W. Bullard
Cambridge
Mass
Mary Bell
Wilson Palmer
Harvey—Cook
Elijah Horr
Wiliam Harvey
Chelsea
May A, Cook
Boston
Merrill—Clapp
Ss A. Horton
Winfield G. Merrill
Florence Ky. Clapp
Robbins
Huntington
New York
Grace Church
Wiliam R. Huntington
George L. Locke
Theresa Huntington
Royal Robbins
Tilpton—Kettelle
Emory J. Haynes
Charles W. Tilton
Emma le Baron Kkettellle
Whitford—Hurd
J. J. B. House
Richard C. Whitford
Brook
Alice B. Hurd
Death notices from Boston area November obituaries
A long column of deaths dated Nov 11 to Nov 14 lists many residents by surname with ages and brief funeral notes. Entries include Charles Bartley 39, Alvin H. Bixby 29, Abraham Brown 89, J Edwin Buller 41, James R. Clark 60, Thomas Clarke 44, Henry Cowdin 72, Walter Davenport 23, John Dowd 43, Louisa I. Glover 60, Martha Le Baron, Jonathan Eastman Hazleton, Ellen J Hurley 52, Marian Jeffries funeral at St Paul’s, Gertrude Leahy 4, William Lee 55, Sarah Oliver 94, Frank W. Picker Malden, Rebecca H. Sisson 90, Stephen Stimson, Daniel W. Wincheste r 78, Augusta L. and others. Burial details and funeral arrangements are variably noted with churches and locations such as King’s Chapel, Tremont Street, Boston.
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Bartley
Charles Bartley
Bixly
Alvin H. Bixby
Brown
Maplewood
Abraham Brown
Tiverton
R. I
Buller
Charlestown
J. Edwin Buller
Clark
James R. Clark
Claremont Park
Maine
Hampshire
Clarke
Thomas Clarke
Cowdin
Somerville
Henry Cowdin
Cummings
William Cummings
Davenport
Minneapolis
Minn
Walter Davenport
Cowd
John Dowd
Glover
Cambridgeport
Mass
Louisa I
Nathaniel A. Glover
Godiaed
Martha le Baron
Delano A. Oe Eeee Ae
King’s Chapel
Hazelton
Jonathan Eastman Hurley Tire
Earley
Ellen J
James P. Hurley
Ae Jeffries
Marian Shiminia Jeffries
B Joy Jeffries
St. Paul's Church
Tremont Street
Boston
Oliver
Medford
Sarah H. Oliver
Cambridge
Pickering
Malden
Frank W.picker
Roci Wierry Winch
Winchester
Navy
Augusta L. 5Sson
Rebecca H. Sisson
Charles Sisson
Smith
Chelsea
Ren See Stimpson
Everett
Ord
Stephen A. Stimp
Braintree
Daniel W. Fe
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F.H. Prince & Co
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Harvey Kennedy
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Penobscot Bay Land Company
Lynn & Boston Horse Railroad Company
Tr. W. J. Holmes
National City & Otay Railway
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Sweetwater
Choice Mercantile
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Concord
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Land Department
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Franconia
Southern and Western Iron, Coal and Land
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G. E. Manning
Western
NEW Publications
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No Man’s Land
Alice
Ruthie
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Franklin Street
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Francis A. Osborn
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John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Raymond’s
W. Raymond
I. A. Whitcomb Cular
Grand Christ
the Young Ladies’ Journal
International News Company
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Isle OF Palms
C.M. Newretu
Washington Street
Continental Clothing House
Freeland, Loomis & CO
Insurance
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Co
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Jos. M. Gibbens
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WM. B. Turner
Boston Music Hall
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Brooklyn
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Florence
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Dockstader’s
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Kellogg
English Opera Company
Il ‘Frovatore
Mars
Bohemian Girl
Trovatore
GLOBE
John Stetson
Harry Lacy
Joseph Arthu
R. M. Field
Mrs. Burnett
Little Fauntleroy
Sanat Acoder
eMay
Broreos
Senandoa Ie
Hollis Street Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
E. H. Sothern
DeMille
Belasco
Daniel Frohman
Austin
Mickelodeon
Lst
113 Court Street
Seymour
WM. Austin
Prop
al, Haynes
Gent
Man
A. N. van Daell
Woman Suffrage Association
Park Street
Carl Schoenhue
Howard Atheneum
Night Owls Burlesque Co
Grand Opera House
Kilby ST
Silas Peirce
Eugene E. Patridge
Charles E. Macallaer
Crocker, Burbank & Co
Fitchburg, Mass
Boston & Maine Railroad
Amos Blanchard
Copartnership Notices
John Downey & Sons
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Edward C. Donnelly
Province
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City Hat
Chestnut Hill
Cumberland
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Thomas F. Doherty
William B. Smart
Uwater
Robert Grant
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Bureau of Constriction and Repair
Secretary of the Navy
Washington, D.C
D. B. Harmony
North Street
Dover Stamping Company
WM. C. Codman
J. G. Freeman
Kilby Street
Waumbeck Street
Roxbury
L. Foster Morse
Warren St
Liberty Square
James & Albo
North End
Particuars
P. O
Les
Summer Street
LE. M. Dickinson & CO
Summer St
Hartford
Willimantic
Conservatory
E. Tourjee
Franklin Sq
Tes
Wade
Aaron Lb. Gay & CO
Music Hall
Campanini
Signora DE Vere
Signora Fabbri
Marie Groebl
Sig. Stehle
Sig
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del Puente
Sig. Carbone
Chevalier Niedzelski
Italo Campanini
Sigs
Ferrari
Guarro
Moulson
Rachestar
Balch Bros. & Graham
Bromfield Stu
Henry Bernard Carpenter
Steinert Hall
Delphi
Spenser
Marathon
Keats
St. Francis of Assisi
Milton
Acropolis
Athens
Sophocles
St. Cecilia
Messrs. Noyes, Cobb & Co
W. B. Clarke & Co
Steinert Piano Rooms
Messrs. Cupples & Hurd
Boylston Street
Hasty Pudding Club
Holyoke Street
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