President Cleveland Visits Indianapolis Terre Haute and St Louis
President Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland arrive amid crowds in Indianapolis and Terre Haute Indiana. Large gatherings greet the presidential party as they tour the state capital and nearby cities before moving on to St Louis for church services and a botanical garden visit. Mayor Francis and leading citizens host events and welcome the visitors with public addresses and receptions.
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Ind
Cleveland
Indiana
Indianapolis
Iniiana
Troud
Long
Hendricks
Terre Havre
Voorhees
Thompson
Richard Thompson
Terre Haute
United States
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Francis
Washington Avenue Presbyterian Church
Henry Shaw
Fair Grounds
Lindell Hotel
Curtis Declines Cleveland Trade Invitation From Republican Club
Chicago Oct 2 Jacob S Curtis of the Chicago Union Veteran Club replies to an invitation from General Fitzsimmons of St Louis to marshal a Cleveland tribute parade. He notes the club's deep respect for the President but emphasizes the Republican nature of the organization and declines the invitation.
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Cratic Association
Chcago
Jaccobs. Curtis
Chicago Union Veteran Club
The American Board and Slavery revisited in letters
A reader letter reflects on Andover Review coverage of the American Board and slavery, tracing early anti slavery clashes, 1845 compromises, and later pro slavery shifts after fugitive slave law. It cites Whipple 1861, Nehemiah Adams, Jay, Walker, and Cheever, noting orthodox stance and controversial missions among Choctaws and West Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover Review
American Board
American Missionary Association
Charles K. Whipple
Home Secretary
Dr. Alden
Sandwich Islands
United States
New England
Brooklyn
Africa
British West Indies
Nehemiah Adams
Prudential Committee
Storrs
Thompson
New York
Stone
Boston
Herrick
McKenzie
Cambridge
William Jay
John Jay
James B. Walker
Bangor
Board
Cheever of
Newtee
Congress
Business Committee
Cheever
Profitable and Pleasurable Southern Tour Promises Insight
The October 6 Southern tour will be a pleasant and instructive trip. It traverses a section rich in American interest with visits to Luray and the Natural Bridge, Richmond industries, and Washington magnificence, offering profits from thoughtful reflection.
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Luray
Richmond
Washington
Glass Shards Found In Hand After Twenty Seven Years
Mrs. Alexander McInnis of 154 West Brookline Street long believed a fragment remained in her left hand from a lamp chimney accident twenty seven years ago. Dr. John W. Parks of East Boston probed the old wound yesterday and removed seven pieces of glass, ending a long search for the source of a pricking sensation in the hand.
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Alexander McInnis
West Brookline Street
McInnis
John W. Parks
East Boston
Oct 5 Tourists to View Washington’s Government in Off Session
National Capital visit described as timely with Congress not in session yet government offices active. Tourists will see practical operation of governing a great people and the city’s busy pre winter atmosphere.
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Washington
Congress
Open Door at Harvard Chapel Promotes Christian Life
A large Harvard audience at Appleton Chapel heard sermons on opportunity as the open door for a Christian life. Speakers spoke of the university's role in guiding students toward moral growth, with emphasis on gratitude and cooperation for the coming year. The piece notes upcoming lectures, Glee Club auditions, exam results, and Bloody Monday hazing lore.
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Appleton Chapel
Alexander McKenzie
Christ
E. E. Hale
Phillips Brooks
Law School
Lyon
Semitic Seminary
Lowell Street
Henry Drummond
Edinburgh University
Yale
Thomas Aquinas
Detroit Clinches Pennant as Baseball Standings Finalize
In a late season update Detroit clinches the pennant with Chicago second and Philadelphia close third. At Philadelphia, the Quakers beat the Bostons 13 to 8 in a well played game highlighting Burdock and Bastian at second Irwin at short and Andrews at centre.
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Detroit
Chicago
Phillies
Rane Deatroits
Chicazos
Cccectesenne
Philastelphias
Naw
MOMEE
Swisiciconcessee OO
Pitteburgs
Washingtons
Cecsases
Indianapolis
Ceccesssee Dt
Philadelphia
Quakers
Bostons
Burdock
Bastian
Irwin
Andrews
Philadelphias
PO. A. G
N. BH
A. F. Wood
Nash
Wise
Fogarty
Sutton
Mulvey
Morrill
Johnston
Tate
Ferguson
Clements
Farrar
Conway
Fields
Brotherhood Letter Demands Change in Player Trades
John M. Ward, captain of the New York league team and Brotherhood of American Ball Players president, writes to N. E. Young of the National League condemning buying and selling of players and league backed peddling. He argues the Brotherhood seeks fair changes, warns of going alone after league magnates refuse conference or recognition.
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Brotherhood
John M. Ward
Brotherhood of American Ball Players
N. E. Young
National League
Ward
League
Early Baseball Scores From City Matchups
In Pittsburg city play Detroits defeated 10 to 6 over Pittsburg-Pittsburgh. Washingtons beat New Yorks 3 to 0. Indianapolis defeated Chicagos 6 to 4. Sunday results show Brooklyns 7 over Metropolitans 2 and Cincinnatis 8 over St. Louis 2.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Detroits
Washington
Washingtons
New Yorks
Indianapolis
Chicagos
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Metropolitans
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
St. Louis
New Books in October Century Frontispiece Stowe Portrait
The October Century feature discusses Harriet Beecher Stowe and slave life in Kentucky, with pieces on Lincoln's era including Caleb Cushing and coverage of Civil War mobility. It reviews James Lane Allen on Uncle Tom, and includes accounts of Sherman and Bentonville plus poetry by Guiney and others, noted for vivid language and restrained criticism.
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Century Magazine
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Lincoln
Caleb Cushing
James Lane Allen
Kentucky
Allen
Daniel Oakey
Georgia
Carolinas
Slocum
Sherman
Savannah
Bentonville
Wade Hampton
Stockton
Lord Tennyson
Browning
A Big Clerical Job In Anarchists Case
Curiaco October 2 Captain Black and Moses Solomon began preparing the petition for a writ of error to the Supreme Court. Two copies of the record exist, one with the Illinois clerk and one in the States attorney’s office. A transcript is being made in Ottawa, and a $4000 transcript is promised with $1500 already paid. Twenty five typewriters operated as 20,000,000 words are to be written in ten days.
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Curiaco
Supreme Court of the United States
Captain Black
Moses Solomon
Illinois Supreme Court
States Attorney’s Office
Grinnell
Ottawa
Salomon
Stay on Sharp case may be argued later this year
It appears the planned argument on permanent stay granted to Jake Sharp by Chief Justice Ruger will not be heard next Thursday. Both sides favor setting aside the argument and having the entire matter on appeal before the fall bench of the Court of Appeals soon. If that happens, the temporary stay would continue until the court reaches its decision.
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New Yorks
Jake Sharp
Ruger
Court of Appeals
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
Boston Post
Yale Lecture by Drummond on American College Religions
Professor Henry Drummond of the University of Edinburgh addressed a large Yale crowd at Dwight Hall in New Haven as he and colleagues study religious systems across American colleges.
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New Haven, Conn
Henry Drummond
University of Edinburgh
Scotland
Yale
Dwight Hall
Mrs Hughes Hallett in Washington and a Parisian marriage tale
Washington despatch recalls Emily Schaumberg as a Philadelphia and Washington belle before the war. Her marriage to Colonel Hughes Hallett is portrayed as a fortune seeking match. Her father, a dragoons officer, was cashiered and died amid failed attempts to seek redress, leaving her an heiress in name only.
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Washington
New York Evening Post
Hughes-Hallett
London
Emily Schaumberg
White House
Buchanan
Hughes- Hallett
Simly
Philadelphia
Dragoons
Congress
Pennsylvania Pleasure Tour of the South Planned
A plan guarantees top hotel accommodations and engaging southern entertainment for a Pennsylvania party. The organizers vow a true pleasure tour with meticulous detail to ensure comfort and enjoyment throughout the trip.
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Pennsylvania
Review of Lecky England in the Eighteenth Century Vols 5 and 6
A compact critique praising Lecky as a modern historian who uses thorough investigation and balanced judgment. The reviewer notes his emphasis on facts over dramatic rhetoric, highlights the book’s coverage of the eighteenth century including Marlborough, Chatham, Burke, Smith, Wesley, Whitefield, and imperial expands, and observes a minor fault in Lecky’s Irish stance and Pitt’s reaction to the French Revolution.
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Mr. Lecky
England
Lecky
Hume
Macaulay
Mr. Leeky
Leecky
Ireland
Marlborough
Chatham
Burke
Adam Smith
Wesley and Whitefield
India
Australia
Europe
Pitt
William Edward Hartpole Lecky
New York
D. Appleton & Co
Appraisals Free as Auction Sells Bonded Shares and RRs
Auction sales every Wednesday and Saturday at 11 30 AM list diverse securities including 21 shares Shoe and Leather Nail Bank 14 Old Boston Natl Bank 15 North do As collateral 54 Naumkeagee Cotton Co 75 Manchester Mills 50 Somersworth Machine Co Great Falls Salmon Mills and Thover 21 West End Street Ry pfd 8 Howard Natl Bank 25 Freeman’s do do Boylston 1 Boston 60 Arlington Mills 1 Laconia Mfg. Co 5 Continental Mills and many others with bonds bank shares and railroad securities across New England and the U S. securities noted with issuers and lot sizes for a public auction in Providence City.
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Old Boston Natl. Bank
North Do
Naumkeageee Cotton Co
Manchester Mills
Somersworth Machine Co
Great Falls
Salmon Malls
Thover
West End Street
Howard Natl.bank
Freeman's
Boylston Ao
Boston
Arlington Mills
Laconia Mfg. Co
Continental Mills
McKay & Big
Heeling Mach
Dorchester Gas Light Co
McKay
American Loan and Trust Co
American Ins. Co
Washington Fire and Marine Ins. Co
Eng. Mort. Sec. Co
Maine Central Rd
Little Rock Junction
Abolishing the Grade Crossing by New Haven Railroad
The New York New Haven Hartford railroad under President Clark moves to abolish grade crossings. Hartford Courant notes thirty two hearings this summer, with both states seeing crossings altered or planned. Clark opposes gates and flags, urging highways to pass over or under tracks. He cites duties to travelers and vows to eliminate grade crossings, a policy seen as unusually progressive for a railroad.
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N. Y. Evening Post
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Clark
Hartford Courant
New York State
Connecticut
The
Courant
Epee
Fairfield
Comfortable travelling quarters on Pennsylvania Southern tour
Each adult tourist joining the Pennsylvania Southern tour will get a double berth in the vestibule drawing room sleeping car and couples a section kept throughout the tour. Accommodations are unmatched for comfort and luxury and included in the ticket price, covering hotels and carriage charges.
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Pennsylvania
Narragansett Boat Club Seeks New England Oarsmen Admission
The semi annual meeting of the New England Association of Amateur Oarsmen will be held at the Revere House next Wednesday evening at 8 o clock. The Narragansett Boat Club will apply for admission to the association.
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New England Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Revere House
Narragansett Boat Club
Francis B. Beaumont
Burroughs Street
Jamaica Pond
Ward 23
Jack the Fisherman reviewed by a critical eye
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps's Jack the Fisherman from Harper's Magazine is reprinted by Houghton Mifflin. The critic finds the tale emotionally intense but often hysterical and inferior to Madonna of the Tubs. Illustrations are plain. book appearance striking and price notably cheap at 50 cents.
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Miss Phelps
Jack
Messrs. Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Harper’s Magazine
Jack the Fisherman
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Revere House Hosts Families in Homelike Hotel
Families find in the Revere House Boston a select and homelike hotel with large handsomely furnished rooms and suites. The European plan with moderate terms is now run and has proven immensely popular due to its convenient location and unrivalled cuisine.
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Revere House
Boston
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the American Board and Slavery
Harvard College Notes
Baseball
NEW Books
Jacob Sharp
Professor Drummond
Brice S. Evans & Son
Equitable Building
Emerald
Dover Street
8. R. Knights & Co
Washington St
Main St
Cambridgeport
Sharon Street
Thera
Elm Streets
Cambridge Street
KR. LL. Day & Company
State St
Exchange Building
Boston Stock Exchange
Stocis
wWaesceuwnees Natl. Rubber. Co
Prin. and Int
Providence
R. C
Ity of
W. L. Gold
Lombard Investment Co
Keee Button Hole Machine Co
Russell Mills
Plymouth
Mass
Exchange
Bank
Salem
Old
Concord & Mont. Rd
Rockland
Roxbury
Mach
Rutland
Granite Ry
Love Nal
Union Bank
Huntington Ave
Salem Gas Light Co
Lowell Mig. Co
Meem
North Natl
Hamilton
J. & Ft. Sairbanks & Co
Boston Towboat Co
Revere Beach
Lynn
Amory Mfg
Norwich & Worcester
Cambridge Gaslight Co
Everett Nath
Blue Hill
Milton
Shoe and Leather
Blackstone N
Washington N
State N
Revere Bk
Continental N
Suffolk N
Waltham Watch Co
Franklin Co
Lewiston
Bates Mfg. Co
Detroit, Law, & No. RR. Ptd
Mass. Cotton Mills
Amoskeag Mfg
Freeman’s Natl
Maverick
Tyman Mills
Lawrence
Wisconsin Valley
Fitchburg
R.R. Bs
Aay
Boston Wharf Co
First National Bank
Woburn
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R.R
Boston & Maine RK
Cheshire R.R. Pidt
Gt. Falls Mfg. Co
Pueblo
ISO
Boston & Chelsea Horse RR
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Wis
Valdiv
Atchison & Nebraska RR
Aig
Anf
Albert Howe & Coo
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
James Williams
J. A. Churchill
Andrew M. Davies
Charles A. Place
Gossamer Manufacturers’ Association
Broadway
Richards & CO
John C. Wilmeeding
Wilmeeding, Hoguert & CO
White St
Townsend & Montant
Leonard Streets
Atwood & Weld
Sears Building
Centre Street
Jamaica Plain
Horatio Harris & CO
State Street
Catalonia
Almeria
Loring
Francis Henshaw & CO
Merchants’ Exchange
Heam L
James
Wisconsin
Waupen
James Leonard
Libby Leonard
Yomamonwealth
Massachusetts
Earl P. Mason
William P. Chapin
Ward E. Arnold
Rhode Island
Samuel L. Peck
Warren
Lincoln Pulp and Paper Company
Lincol
Mane
Mutual Insurance Company
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Fall River
Boston Vest
Jos. A. Willard
Edwin A. Wadleigh
Arch St
Chester
Chichester
Chichester Chemica CO
Pean
Gro, C
Goopwin & Co
Maga
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