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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1890

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Miss Marlowe's Condition Improves Tonight

Purra Depluta reports on November 20 that Miss Marlowe's condition is improved according to her physicians.

Miss Marlowe Misa Marlowe

Parnell Loyalists Debate Resignation and Re election

At Leinster Hall the Nationalist meeting heard leaders push for Parnell to remain at the helm while hints of his resignation circulated. M Parnell supporters, including M'Carthy and Healy, warned of consequences if the leader falls. The debate covered loyalty to Home Rule, party discipline, and the need to act for Ireland while facing external pressure from Gladstone and the press.

Dugury Leinster Hall Ireland Parnell Justin M’carthy Timothy Healy M’carthy Cork Thomas Esmonde Redmond Leamy County Galway Dublin County South Sheehy Nolan The Freeman’s Journal Stead Pall Mall Gazette Journal London Mr. Parnell England O'Shea Galway Gladstone Mr. Gladstone

Morley Addresses Liberal Federation Meeting in Sheffield

London reports Mr Morley spoke to about two thousand Liberal Federation delegates in Sheffield urging eight hour limits for miners and examining state intervention for good ends. He backed disestablishment of Welsh church, local option, and urged keeping the Irish question apart from personalities.

Morley London Liberal Federation Sheffield

The Tipperary Riot Cases Court Proceedings Update

In Tipperary Court of Sessions on November 20 the riot summonses against Mr Harrison MP were heard. a request for adjournment due to illness was denied and a warrant for his arrest granted. Colonel Caddell’s police testimony began and adjourned. The court estreated recognizances in Dillon and O'Brien’s case but granted an appeal.

Tipperary Court of Sessions Messrs. Dillon O’brien Redmond

Our Country theme at Delmonico banquet with Cleveland

200 guests at Delmonico s banquet where former President Cleveland delivered the principal address on the theme Our Country He stressed unity equal sharing of benefits and distrust of exclusive advantage urging Americans to uphold justice happiness and prosperity for all without selfish enrichment

New York Delmonico’s Jewellers Henry J. Ide Cleveland EH. E. Hastings Hartford A. P. Bigelow Boston L. D. Cole Newburyport

Rockefeller interests boost Northern Pacific stock stake

A report from New York on November 20 notes that Rockefeller interests increased their holdings of Northern Pacific preferred by 100,000 shares. The article details existing control by North American Company and Villard, plus potential implications for Oregon Transcontinental proxies and Standard Oil allies. President Oakes disputes retirement rumors and suggests Rockefellers have expanded stock and bond holdings in Northern Pacific. The piece also mentions Union Pacific and Northwest leaders in New York with possible board reorganizations and Adams’s possible resignation if opposed by large stockholders.

Rockefeller Northern Pacific Wall Street Northern Pacific Company C. B. Wright Philadelphia Villard Colgate Hoyt Europe Rockefellers Oakes New York Navy Adams Union Pacific Hughitt Northwest Gould

Army and Navy Orders Reported From Washington

Washington reports army and navy movements with retirements leave and transfers. Captain John L. Phillips retired to Fort Crawford and ordered to Camp Guthrie Oklahoma Territory. Lt Lucien G. Berry to New York for Ordnance Board exam for possible transfer. Captain Henry G. Burton granted six months leave on disability. Navy: Lt John M. Hawley ordered to Naval Academy, Lt A L Hall from Endeavor to Franklin, Ensign Gratsrett from special duty to San Francisco, Lt B H Stevens detached from Vermont now awaiting sea service.

Washington Sprcrau John L. Phillips Fort Crawford Col Camp Guthrie Oklahoma Territory Lucien G. Berry Fourth Artillery Board of Ordnance Officers New York City Ordnance Department Henry G. Burton Naval John M. Hawley Naval Academy A. L. Hall Coast Survey Franklin Ae Gratsrett San Francisco B. H. Stevens Vermont

World's Fair site chosen with minimal dissent

Culcacy November 20 The national commission approved the grounds and buildings report. The main fair to be in Jackson Park with the art gallery music hall and electrical display on the lake front. Midway Plaisance and Washington Park to be used for overflow.

Special Excursion Rates in Ladies' Cloaks Begin Nov 3

On November 3 we started Special Excursion rates for Ladies' Cloaks and the program has proven a pronounced success with thousands taking advantage of the bargains. The experiment will continue through the MECHANICS' EXHIBITION.

London Panic Eases After Barker Bros Collapse

London reports a subsiding stock panic with rising confidence and stronger American railroad shares. Barker Bros and Co Philadelphia brokers of Baring Bros face failure with liabilities around 8 million dollars. Abraham Barker and Wharton Barker communicate that the assignment is unavoidable and deposits will be protected, as the money market shows improved liquidity and Bank of England reserves rise.

House of Baring Bros. & Co London Stock Exchange Barker Bros. & Co Philadelphia Baring Bros. & Co London Stock Exchange Bank of England New York Paris Suece Bank of France Purita Apelenta A Baring Bros The Fourth and Chestnut Streets Abraham Barker Wharton Barker Bellevue Philadelphia Stock Exchange Russia Finance Company of Philadelphia Investment Company of Philadelphia Stern Charlemagne Tower, Jr

The Sideboard Ad Urges Quick Purchase Before Holidays

An advert urges five hundred households to buy a sideboard this week before Thanksgiving and Christmas. It claims most would buy if they could see it and stresses that delaying costs present use and enjoyment, with a strong call to decide this week.

Barker Bros failures tied to rail investments and finance shift

The article details Barker Bros Co losses from railroad bets including Ohio & Northwestern, Oregon Pacific, San Antonio & Aransas Pass, and Charleston Cincinnati & Chicago. It notes Barker’s ties to Wharton Barker and leadership changes at the Finance Company of Pennsylvania, plus a new syndicate ready to aid. It also covers a Clearing House vote to end a loan certificate commission and ongoing bank withdrawals from Citizens Savings Bank.

Barker Bros. & Co San Antonio Aransas Pass Oregon Pacific Railroad Charleston, Cincinnati & Chicago Barkers Wharton Barker Finance Company of Pennsylvania Charlemagne Tower, Jr Philip C. Garrett Drexel & Co Brown Bros. & Co Provident Life & Trust Company Pennsylvania Company Philadelphia Reading ‘Terminal Railroad New York Clearing House Association Citizens’ Savings Bank

Kansas City Unit Warns of Looting if Strip Vacated

Secretary John A Blair of the Cherokee Strip Live Stock Association warns that within thirty days after ranchmen leave the strip thieves from Oklahoma and Kansas will seize improvements. The lease terms give Cherokees ownership of permanent improvements on vacating the land. Blair pegs the total value at $500 000. Judge Stover ruled the association's lease valid and the owner of the strip, prompting a potential government damages suit by the association.

Kansas City John A. Blair Cherokee Strip Live Stock Association Oklahoma Kansas Blair Judie Stover United States

Republicans to call special session of legislature in December

Prominent Republicans met in Concord New Hampshire on November 20 to discuss the political situation. It is reported the Governor and Council will decide tomorrow to convene a special session early in December to consider important questions related to the membership and organization of the next House of Representatives.

New Hampshire Pagejl Temple Hall General Hincks Cambridge Dana Concorp. N. H House of Representatives

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