Equal Rights for Civil Service Clerks in Ohio Politics
Ohio Democratic Association resolutions condemn Oberly for his stance on distributing minor offices between parties. He argues both parties may legally fund partisan efforts under civil service law and aims to remove partisan influence to run public service as a business. A Putnam Phalanx arrival and Washington Light Infantry receptions are noted with Carlisle and Sunset Cox speculation for the House Ways and Means chair.
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Virginia
Maryland
Illinois Association
Oberly
Ilinois Association
Putnam Phalanx
Hartford
Conn
Riggs House
Washington Light Infantry Corps
Carlisle
House of Representatives
Ways and Means Committee
Carlise
Democrats
Sunset Cox
Ways and Means
Indignant Hanover Students Rally Over Hazing Case
Hanover N H October 3 Special intense student feeling exists against the faculty and President Bartlett after a hazing incident involving W J Dade of Rockport class of 91. Flynn of the Thayer school and Merrill of the academic department were expelled. Flynn is on probation. Merrill may not be readmitted. A large Saturday night protest outside Bartlett’s house voiced disapproval of the punishment.
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Flynn
Thayer School of Civil Engineering
Merrill
Collegians
Bartlett
Horning
Dade
Springfield
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Charles Merrill
New York World
Leavenworth Times Sold to New England Syndicate
Kansas City dispatch reports Colonel D R Anthony has sold the Leavenworth Times to a New England syndicate led by W R Rice of Kansas City. Z A Smith of the Boston Journal becomes managing editor and E N Dingley son of Maine congressman joins the paper. Price set at $100000.
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Kansas City, Mo
D. R. Anthony
Leavenworth Times
New England People
W. R. Rice
Kansas City
Z. A. Smith
Boston Journal
E. N. Dingley
Dingley
Maine
Philanthropic Tour Promised by Railroad for Boston Visitors
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company plans a select tour for about 100 Boston residents, claiming to promote happiness and public welfare. The program is described as a notable experience, whether viewed as philanthropy or not, with participants expected to enjoy a premier outing unseen in prior tours.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Boston
New Rival Emerges In America's Cup Challenge
Yachtsmen await Charles Sweet's official challenge for the America's Cup with interest as他 plans a new cutter. The letter dated August 30 1887 to John H Bird signals Sweet's withdrawal from the New York Yacht Club and hints at a designer Watson backed vessel. The Volunteer remains at Bay Ridge awaiting a potential challenge while Larchmont Club debates a cup race, contingent on others' participation.
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Charles Sweet
Sweet
Watson
Burgess
Mr. Sweet
New York Yacht Club
John H. Bird
Sir
Thistle
Royal Thames Yacht Club
Clara
Bay Ridge
Atlantic Club
Bell
Larchmont Club
Paine Burgess Reception Planned at Faneuil Hall
City officers prepare a reception for General Paine at Faneuil Hall with a noon meeting in the mayor's office on October 4 to coordinate Friday evening events, October 7. Officials and noted residents receive invitations as the organizing committee meets.
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Paine- Burgess
Faneuil Hall
Executive Department
Crry Hall
General Paine
HuGh O'Brien
Charles A. Prince
Phineas Pierce
Henry R. Reed
Godfrey Morse
Martin
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W. W. Clapp
C. H. Taylor
E. B. Haskell
J. H. Holmes
E. M. Bacon
E. H. Clement
W. E. Barrett
G. F. Babbitt
A. T. Whiting
Irish MPs Arrive in New York After Irish National League Visit
Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde and Arthur O'Connor, Irish MPs, arrived aboard the steamship Arizona. They thanked American supporters and urged continued help for Home Rule, signaling resolve despite gloom. They spoke of coercion, English misrepresentation, and fighting for Ireland in England.
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Thomas Grattan Esmonde
St. Patrick’s Division
Dublin
Arthur O’connor
East Donegal
Arizona
O'Connor
America
O’connor
Mr. Esmonde
Irish National League
Esmonde
Court of Appeals
Ireland
England
League
Market Notes on Dividends and Northwest Rail Ties
Atchison directors declare a 7 percent dividend payable Nov 15 with books closing about 30 days prior. Stock lists slide as St Paul dips from 78% to 75%. Western Union steadies amid telegraph business changes. Rates cut across Minneapolis to Des Moines, Cedar Rapids and Council Bluffs threaten revenue. Analysts blame Northwest turmoil for bearish tone. past summer sentiment hints at a fall recovery.
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Burlington & Northern
Northwest
St. Paul
Western Union
Baltimore & Ohio
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Iowa
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Council Bluffs
Northwestern
Vestibule cars offer luxurious linked coaches for smoother rides
The latest car design links multiple coaches with enclosed passageways and tight platforms to form a single elongated coach. The result is easier passenger movement and greater train steadiness, with richly upholstered interiors. These cars will compose the tourists' special train on Oct. 6. No king travels in better style.
Local Theatres Evening Showings Listed
Park Theatre presents The Deacon's Daughter at 7 45. Globe Theatre shows Erminie at 7 45. Boston Theatre screens A Run of Luck at 7 45. Boston Museum hosts Diplomacy at 8. Hollis Street Theatre presents The Corsair at 7 46. Howard Athenaium offers a Variety program at 8.
Auction Schedule for Fruit and Real Estate Items
The notice lists sales by Fruit Horatio Harris to be held on Wednesday for ae and carriages by Albert Howe and Co Brighton. stocks by R L Day Co at 11:30 am. stocks by Francis Henshaw Co at 12 pm. real estate by S R Knights Co at 12:30 pm and 4 pm.
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Horatio Harris
Albert Howe & Co
Brighton
A. mm
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
S. R. Knights & Co
Boston
Jos
Couey
Suffolk
Theron B
Prentic of
Somerville
Middlesex
Virgin
Prentice of
Suffol Co Partners
Prentice & Company
Court Room
Court Square
Thomas Lee, Jr
Shere Essenger
Marriage Rite at St. Pauls Church John Ome Marries Marion Raymond
In the city on October 1 at St. Pauls Church the Rev Dr Courtney presided as Dr. John Ome of Boston wed Miss Marion C Raymond of Alden.
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Pratt—Raymond
St. Paul’s Church
Courtney
John Ome
Boston
Marion C. Raymond
Alden
Obituary notices from Boston area dated Sept and Oct
A list of obituaries and death notices for Abigail F. Allen Sarah M. Davis Patrick J. Hunt Susan E. Loring Abigail Newman George A. Priest Joseph H. Ripley William J. Ross William R. Sever Eliza A Smart H A Tucker Helen A Upton Isaiah Williams with ages and service details across Malden Somerville Cambridge Weston and Plymouth during early October.
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Hotel Vendome
Ripley
Weston
Joseph H. Ripley
Malden
Mass
Ross
East Cambridge
William J. Ross
Plymouth
William R. Sever
Eliza A
Charles . Smart
Tucker
Revere Street
H. A. Tucker
Berkeley Street
Cambridge
Williams
Isaiah Williams
Providence
R. I
Prudence in Southern Tour Signups Urges Prompt Action
Rapid registration for the Oct. 5 Southern tour is filling the 100‑person limit. The tourist office at 206 Washington Street urges potential participants to enter their names immediately to ensure maximum personal comfort during the trip.
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Washington Street
Deputy Francis X. Macdonald Named by U S Marshal Banks
Francis X. Macdonald appointed as deputy by United States Marshal Banks. He is brother of Jerome 8. Macdonald, a real estate agent and auctioneer, and served as a court officer during the second session of the Superior Court under Sheriff Clark.
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United States
Banks
Francis X. Macdonald
Mr. Macdonald
Jerome 8. Macdonald
Superior Court
Clark
Park the Hatter Sells Young Men's Hats at Low Prices
Park the Hatter of 278 Washington Street is noted for correct styles and low prices. His latest young men's hats are offered from two dollars to three hundred fifty nine.
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Park
Washington Street
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