President Cleveland in Madison and local news briefs
President Cleveland and party arrived in Madison to rest at Vilas residence and attend a reception at the state capitol. Washingtons and Pittsburgs win in the Baseball League. Wakefield factory workers strike for higher wages. Mormon Church holds its 57th annual conference in Salt Lake City. Winnebago Indians file charges with the Interior over land. Litchman reports at Knights of Labor. four coupon cases ruled against Virginia officials. Fanita and Ulidio begin a 210 knot race around Long Island for a $500 prize.
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Cleveland
Madison, Wis
Vilas
State Capitol
Washingtons
Pittsburgs
Wakefield
Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Secretary of the Interior
Alice
Fletcher
Secreta Litchman
Knights of Labor
Judge Bond
United States Circuit Court
Virginia
Fanita
Ulidio
Long Island
The Goodwood Scarf Patent Debuts in London
Welch, Margetson & Co introduce The Goodwood London scarf as a patented item. The firm notes receipt of the first invoice sent to the country and invites examination of its unique merits and features.
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London
Welch, Margetson & Co
Boston Welcomes Paine Burgess with Grand Faneuil Hall Celebration
A rousing reception at Faneuil Hall honors General Paine and Edward Burgess for America’s Cup feats. The event features a floral replica of the cup, yacht-themed decor, and speeches by Gov. Ames, F. Prince, and Dr. William Everett as crowds press through a carefully staged, security-filled hall.
American Cup celebrations echo on Boston common
At Faneuil Hall the crowd cheered as Mayor O'Brien and General Paine praised Charles J. Laine Edward Press Burgess and the crews of Puritan Mayflower and Volunteer. Speakers extolled American supremacy in design seamanship and maritime ambitions, urging continued strong naval progress and unity.
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O’brien
Charles J. Laine
Edward Press
General Paine
Liberty
Lucuy Willen
Sam
Rome
William Everett
Faneuil Hall
House of Burgesses
Robert Treat Paine
Samuel Adams
Burgess
le Mersey
Clyde
Jiverett
Henry BL. Lovering
Messrs. Paine
N. P. Banks
State House
America
Daniel Webster
United States
Jane
Paine
Thomas J. Gargan
Oda
Tamm
Tribute to General Paine and Burgess in America’s cup history
On Naushon Island Oct 5 a Boston letter-writer lauds General Paine and designer Burgess for shaping American sailing victory. The Puritan Mayflower and Volunteer are cited as surpassing English and Scottish rivals, reflecting national skill and spirit in nautical achievement.
Volunteer at Anchor Delivers Welcome Home for Yacht Volunteer
The sloop Volunteer, long awaited in yachting circles, reached Boston Harbor after a voyage from New York with stops at Whitestone New Haven Light Vineyard Haven and Highland Light. Crowds cheered as Captain Hart and crew docked, signaling eight races won. a grand reception planned in Boston with crew departing for the city after overnight stays.
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MareLennap
Srrcrar
Volunteer
New York
Abbot Hall Observatory
Boston
Round Point Neck
Point Neck
Goodwin
Mason Rocks
Catain Hart
Harry Haff
General Paine
Mr. Burgess
Haff
Bay Ridge
Whitestone
Grayling
New Haven
Vineyard Haven
Sprague
Highland Licht
Marblehead
Rip
Ime
Yachting Leaders Miss Marblehead Reception Honor
A series of letters from Milton Martha's Vineyard and Marblehead express regret at missing a Boston reception for General Paine and Edward Burgess. Authors praise the Puritan Mayflower and Volunteer designs and pledge admiration for Paine's patriotism and Burgess's skill. Letters convey strong civic yachting pride and intent to honor the achievement.
London press blasts on Irish parliament stance and Gladstone
John Bright denounces an Irish parliament while Gladstone and Parnell face sharp rebuke. London papers critique the failure to convict Lord Mayor Sullivan under the crimes act. Mr. O Briens trial adjourned as imperial and European tensions rise. The Sultan of Morocco dies and his teen son takes the throne amid calls for multination forces. Grand Duke Nicholas edges toward pro France lines.
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John Bright
Gladstone
Parnell
London
Sullivan
Dublin
O'Brien
Sultan
Morocco
England
Nicholas
Czar
France
Russia
Germany
Russia's Love for France Inspires Royal Support
A Paris dispatch reports Grand Duke Nicholas, cousin of the Czar, who arrived on the Uruguay, delivering an inflammatory speech praising France and urging a shift away from Germany. He declares Russian sympathy leans to France and predicts a future alliance with French forces.
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New
Yor
Paris
Deraid
Nicholas
Dunkirk
Uruguay
Teneriffe
France
Jrnasia
Germany
Alli
Weather forecast for New England and Boston region
Indications show twenty four hours from 7 p m Saturday October 8 for New England and eastern New York: generally fair weather with light to fresh northwest winds becoming variable. At Blur Hill Observatory forecast for southeastern New England is fair weather starting at midnight tonight. Boston signal office forecast issued June 7 1837.
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New England
New York
Blur Hill Observatory
Buy of the Maker Keeler Company Warerooms
Cambridgeport advertisement lists Keeler Company furniture warerooms at 81 59 Washington Street and Elm Corner, promoting Faneuil Hall Cigars and a smoker’s moral reminder at State Street Boston. It imitates a ledger style with scattered phrases and location cues.
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Washington St
Cor. Elm
Cambridgeport
Faneuil Hall
A. Dhe
State Street
Boston
Distressed Replies From Distinguished Men to City Paine Event
Letters of regret from Oliver Wendell Holmes Henry Cabot Lodge and Charles Devens decline Boston reception for General Paine and Mr Burgess on October 7. They convey respect for their achievements while noting prior engagements and travel duties preventing attendance.
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Mr. Horton
Loston
Charles Levi Woodbury
America
Daniel
Beverly Farms
Hugh O’ Brien
Boston
Rapale
Charles J. Paine
Edward Burgess
General Paine
Liver Wendell Holmes
Boston Invitation Declines for Paine Burgess Reception
A Boston letter dated Oct 6 declines a popular reception for General Paine and Mr. Burgess at Van Ewell Hall on Oct 7 due to urgent engagements. The writer notes long years as a yachtsman and says travel to New York and Washington will force departure from the State if needed.
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Hall
New York
Commodore Forbes
Puritan
Boston
Paine
Mr. Burgess
Vanewl Hall
Washington
Notable reception honors yacht club leaders and dignitaries
The reception, led by a mayoral committee, honored numerous naval and yacht club figures. Colonel R F Clark served as chief marshal with a long list of aides and many yachtsmen present, including Commodores, captains, and club representatives from Boston and surrounding yacht groups.
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R. F. Clark
Mathews
Commissioner Whitney
Charles A. Prince
Henry R. Reed
Godfrey Morse
B. Haskell
G. &. Babbitt
H.T. Rockwell
John
J’. K. Waterhouse
Commodore Henry W. Savage
W. B. McClellan
B. Callender
L. M. Clark
A. J. Clark
T. G. King
Joseph Snell
E. H. Tarbell
W. P. Fowle
Frank Gray
Coolidge Barnaru
A. H. Jacobs
F. L. Ames
Cape Ann Yacht Club
J. B. Rhodes
New England Yacht Racing Association
MISS FLETCHER ACCUSED OF DISPOSAL OF INDIAN LANDS
A Washington dispatch reports a complaint by Winnebago Indians of Nebraska against Miss Alice C. Fletcher, the Interior Department special agent tasked with allotting lands. They allege she refused to allow retention of improvements and accuse her of corrupt influence. The six chiefs sign the protest. Fletcher, from Boston, has long worked with Indian affairs and the Dawes act.
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New York
Washington
Nebraska
Secretary of the Interior
Alice C. Fletcher
Miss Fletcher
Boston
Late Ship News Arrivals and Departures in New York Harbor
Late news lists arriving steamers City of New Bedford Fall River Balanora Portlaid Renee San Francisco and numerous vessels with origins including Boston Belfast Quince Point Rockport Narragansett Pier and Me ports. Cast includes schooners brigues and multiple bark ships among departures to Antwerp London Havre and Barbadoes with several steamers sailing for New York and Liverpool.
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New York
City of New Bedford
Fall River
Balanora
Portlaid
Renee
San Francisco
Woodlark
Altata
Dullus
Oporto
Reverca Caruna
Matanzas
Richard Parsons
Uollo
Mare
Bremen
Rigs Echo
John McDermiott
Oston
Flowers St. John
N. B
M W
H. Weathergoon
Sbatan
Anna A. Booth
Sarah
Theresa
St. John
Pannie A. Weston
Belfast
Mannie Fay
Quincy Point
A. K. Woodward
F.C. Pendleton
Bangor
Somerset
Emily A. Staples
Katie d. Hoyt
MM. E. Eldredge
Stephen Morgan
Boston
Helen Thompson
Thomston
Marshall Perin
Rockport
L. L. Jnmlin
Providence
BE. Derricken
Northport
Gora
Lanesville
Annie Louise
Dennis
John Crockford
Fall Liver
Oakwood
Narragansett Pier
Isaac T. Campbell
Windsor
S. C
Vaderland
Antwerp
Chicago
London
Athlon
Frans Stafford
Havre
Snow Queen
Pearl
Barbadoes
Favorite
Ruby
Port Spain
Harriet G
Neuvitas
Queen
Liverpol
Florida
Liverpool
Allenport
Steamers Arrived Across Major Ports in Early October Hints
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures from Bristol Liverpool London Queenstown Havana and New York with vessels including Llandaff City Adriatic Saale City of Puebla Sidonian Jeravuos Helvetia and Umbria among others. A shirt factory plans reach half of the $20 000 capital needs at St Johnsbury Vermont signaling potential success.
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Bristol
Llandaff City
New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
London
Ocean King
Montreal
Southampton
Saale
Bremen
Queenstown
Adriatic
Havana
City of Puebla
Vera Cruz
Gibraltar
Indipendente
Palermo
York
Benjarigan
Yokohama
Newark
Kinsate
Iowa
Heaton
Leghorn
Robilani
Naples
Sidonian
Bordeaux
Jeravuos
Helvetia
Isremen
Celtic
Worcester
Haakow
China
Glenn Tamar
Mediterranean
Peru
Bilbao
Boston
Pavonia
Umbria
St. Johnsbury
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Hewins & Hollis
Outfitters
Hamilton Place
Leonard & CO
Bromfield Street
the Goodwood
Hoston
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
C. C. Hutchinson
Great Britain
J. Bodfish
M. J. Savage
Pee Seale Beith
Levi Woodbury
W. F._ Loveing
Alexander H. Rice
F. O. Prince
Gsvere
N. Appolonio
Joseph Halbawn
Reuben Me
Desmond Tuttie
Wolfson
Smond
W.E. F. Whall
John Devers
C. A. Kemp
Wang
RF Ag Bet Sg Aera
Everett
Russell
Cambridge
N. B. Banks
Secend
Lalcony
Charles Lotman
George Moberg
Hans Chester
John Beekman
The
Commonwealth
Rou Ceaieat
Stone
Andrew Anderson
Stewart
Naneviondé
Cook
Frank Samdel
Joseph Mayo
Sargeant
F. C. Prince
Old
Lipston
Britain
John Brill
Messrs. Paine and Burgess
Henn
Deot
Bmw
Bostonia
Britannia
Europe
E’en
Sean
Whitney
Fairchild
Whiting
Wembley & Sons
J. W. Linnell
William E. Pere
Ritchie
Bagnell & Sons
General Aine
Eastern Yacht Club
Hull
South Boston
Corinthian
Beverly
Lynn
West Lynn
Dorchester
Bunker Hill
Jeffries
Monauiqui
Quippy
New Bedford
Robert F. Clark
Theamily
Mrs. Paine
Mrs. Burgess
Baldwin
Burges
Governor Ames
F. ©. Prince
Edward ‘A. Horton
Father Bodfish
H. B. Lovering
Thomas J.gargan
General Banks
General Butler
Dalghren Post 2
Scotland
Geneal Paine
Busj. F. Butler
Hugh O’brien
City of
J. M. Forbes
Hugh O'Brien
Naushon Island
Oct
Captain Half
R. B. Forbes
Milton
Kh. B. Forbes
Messrs
Sons of
Yacat
General Waine
Maneuil Hall
H. C. Harr
Massachusetts
Federation of Labor
New England Dental Society
Atchison
San Diego
H. H. Clayton
Osstervhl
Signal Luxvies
U.S.A
Uwoston
Keeler & CQ
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Henry Cabot Lodge
East Point
Nanant
Hugh O' Lhien
Mr. Burcess
Stea
HH. C. Lodge
Charles Devens
Kosroy
Hugh O' Brien
Cit
Mr. Hargess
B. F. Butler
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