Startling facts on consumption and whiskey as tonic
The piece cites New York mortality from consumption as booming and argues early symptoms signal disease. It cites London physician Dr John Gardner and others praising Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a helpful stimulant and life extender for invalids, urging readers to use it per directions to defy consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
New York
John Gardner
London
D. U. Barker
Duffy
M. Buckwalter
Irish Leaders Visit Fall River and Irish National League Meeting
Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Esmonde and Arthur O Connor arrived in Fall River to a warm welcome by the Irish National League committee. A large public meeting at the Academy of Music followed with speeches urging sympathy for Ireland, denouncing coercion, and pledging support for imprisoned patriots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karn Aiour
Thomas Henry Grattan Esmonde
Arthur O'Connor
Irish National League
Academy of Music
Cummings
Fall River
Ireland
Irish Parliamentary Party
England
Scotland
Wales
John P. Sutton
Lincoln
Irish National League of America
Measrs
Esmonde
O’connor
Holyoke
Laughable Dilemma at Annual American Board Meeting
The final session of the seventy-eighth annual American Board meeting in Spinnerirp featured Dr. Plumb urging a seven member committee to probe administration and principles, a bitter exchange with Prof. Smyth, and broad debate on governance, with resolutions tabled and calls for conciliation amid strong rhetoric from clergy and tempers flaring briefly before solemn missionary addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprcran
Plumb
Christian Union
E. C. Smyth
Dr. Todd
Noble
Alden
Andover
Boston
Springfield
Waterloo
Dr. Storrs
American Board
George F. Pentecost
A. H. Plumb
Atength
Egbert C. Smyth
R. G. Butchins
Ohio
E. P. Parker
Hartford
Dwinell
California
Todd
New Haven
Chicago
Smyth
Prudential Committee
Porter
Yale
Dr. Alden
Des Moines
Lord Jesus Christ
Sitch
Christ
R. G. Hutchins
Parker
Grace
John N. Todd
Dr. Noble
George M. Boynton
Jamaica Plain
Home Secretary
Boynton
Edwin E. Bliss
Farnsworth
Turkey
John Howland
Mexico
Mr. Gates
India
Mr. Pettee
Japan
Cleveland
N. J. Burton
Harry Hopkins
Kansas City
Wisconsin Welcome Parade to Madison for President Visit
The presidential party arrived in Milwaukee and Madison with salutes to maimed veterans and a formal welcome on the Wisconsin Capitol steps. President Cleveland praised Madison’s beauty and Alma Mater, while Mrs. Cleveland and guests attended a Capitol rotunda reception and a Vilas family dinner. The city glowed with gas-lit decorations as bands played and crowds cheered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwauker
Wis
Plankinton House
Maprison
Capitol
Erasmus Cole
State Supreme Bench
Great West
Wisconsin
Madison
Ilave
Cleveland
Rask
Cole
Conklin
Vilas
London Meeting of Anarchists and Socialists Locked Out
A protest gathering in London to oppose Chicago anarchists' sentences was moved to a Communist club after the hall owner locked the doors for unpaid rent. William Morris presided and urged action while a Socialist League member backed a resolution condemning the Chicago judgment. A speaker urged bombing the police, and the motion passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cleveland Hall
Chicago
William Morris
Bartlett
Socialist League
Seymour
Gary
Garrett Denounces Gould Scheme Over Telegraph Sale
New York Oct 7 Robert Garrett decried the Gould led plan to sell the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company at the Hoffman House. He argued no trade and anticipated trouble for Gould in securing B and O Telegraph. Western Union directors ratified the committee action to buy the system, while speculation swirled around impact on Postal, United Lines, and Commercial Cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sproian
Robert Garrett
Edward S. Stokes
Hoffman House
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Company
Mr. Stokes
Mr. Garrett
Gould
Telegraph Company
Garrett
John K. Cowan
Brevoort
Western Union Telegraph Company
Prexel-Morgan Syndicate
Western Union
Baltimore & Ohio
Postal Telegraph
United Lines
Commercial Cable
Commercial Cable Company
Postal
George G. Ward
Postal Company
Baltimore& Ohio
Wall Street
Onilman Company
Virginia bondholders win injunctive action in coupon cases
In Ricamonp Virginia Judge Bond issued a decision sustaining an injunction on the state from suing or obtaining judgments against parties who paid tax coupons. He follows Poindexter and denounces the state coupon laws as a scheme to defraud creditors, noting the state's lack of constitutionality argument and asserting federal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricamonp
United States Circuit
Bond
United States Supreme Court
Poindexter
Greenough
Ireland's Woes and Hopes
Michael Davitt visited Prrissunc on his way to New York and pledged to devote himself to the Irish cause upon returning home. He called the coming year crucial, predicting either victory or defeat of the movement. He warned of Tory coercion efforts and a hard winter ahead as crops failed and rents loom, yet remained hopeful of eventual success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrissunc
Michael Davitt
New York
Ireland
Recollections and New Books in a 19th Century Review
The article reviews E B Washburne’s Recollections of a Minister to France 1869 1877 noting his broad experiences and connections, then covers Samuel Adams Drake’s The Making of the Great West, praising its concise school friendly narrative, and briefly mentions a whist manual and Cassell library issues with Pepys Diary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Adams Drake
Great West
Mr. Drake
New York
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Boston
Laughton, Macdonald & Co
Price
Moroccan Sultan Dies as Son Succeeds Under Curtain
London reports the Moroccan Sultan died after a long illness. His sixteen year old son swore to the throne atop his father’s corpse and named his uncle grand vizier. England, France, Spain prepare naval protection for their subjects. Rome notes Italian fleet orders to Morocco and Tarifa gears for Spanish encampments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Morocco
England
Paris
France
Spain
Dillon Street Proposed In Boston Public Works Hearing Set
City of Boston board of street commissioners announces plan to lay out private lanes from Lenox to Sawyer as a public street named Dillon street. Landowners named and all interested persons are notified that objections may be heard on October 13 at 11 o’clock a.m. Written copies of objections may be submitted as required.
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Gommestonenn
Lenox
Sawyer Street
East Newton Street
East Boston Ferries
Lincoln
Bath House Dock
Atlantic Works
Iorder Street
Boston
H. B. Butler
Massachusettes
Suffolk
Sarah Scott
John W. McKim
Washington Street
Hall
Brooks
Lawrence
Sarah Curtis
Francis Dana
Norfolk County Registry of Deeds
L. Foster Morse
Scott
John A. Scott
John J. Griggs
City hearing on locating police signal boxes called
City of Boston notices a public hearing by the Committee on Electric Wires at City Hall Room 24 on Wednesday the 12th at 2 p m. Petitioners and others interested in locating the police signal boxes are invited. P J Maguire, chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hal
City Hall
P. J. Maguire
Portfolios of railroad and bank shares listed by order
By order of Adm. five shares Ports Gi Falls and Conway Road five do Port Saco and Ports Road ten do Conn River Road forty do Northern Road seven do Boston and Albany Road six do Boston and Maine Road six do Boston and Providence Road fourteen do Fitchburg Road pid twenty three do Old Colony Road twelve do Merchants National Bank Tremont National Bank five do two thousand Burroughs and Mo River Road in Neb Imt sixes nineteen fifteen AGLLYE eight hundred closed roads of Vermont fifty eight, one thousand thirteen. One hundred dollars Toledo Delphos and Burlington Road one month Ga nineteen ten Dayton Division coupon April first eighteen eighty five on Also six five eight five shares Merchants National Bank Kansas City eighty shares Brookline Gas Light Co thirty nine destined Sauna Gre Cotton Co fifty destined Everett Mills one hundred destined Conn and Pass Rivers Road paid one thousand Chicago Burling and Quincy Road Conservative Mortgage seventy three nineteen hundred eight two thousand Chicago Burlington and Quincy Road forty eight nineteen twenty two Denver Ext.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
E. B. Washburne
Scribner’s Magazine
Paris
Europe
Napoleon II
Carlyle
Emeror
Bonaparte
Victor Hugo
England
Varennes
Eugénie
Ducrot
Journal
Officiel
Vincy
Renault
Duerot
Garde
le Bourget
Luxembourg Gardens
Trochu
Jules Favre
Versailles
Washburne
Kanamichi
Champs Elysées
Hambourg Les Bains
Nansouty
Latour Maubourg
Royal Guard
Prussia
Grand Army
Elliot C. Cowdin
New York City
French Assembly At Once Removed Thither
Bordeaux
Charles H. Shepard
Mechanics’ Savings Bank
Lowell
Suffolk
Boston
Roxbury
Washington Street
Shawmut Avenue
Egleston Square
Seaver Street
Wim. Whiting
Georgianna A. Howard
Whitman & Breck
Ella Gemerson
Georganna A. Howard
Whitman& Breck
Georgianna
Henry Dahl
Ashworth Park
Juni
Charles C. Hutchinson
W. Kirkevee
Court Street
Gi. Falls & Conway
Saco & Ports
Conn
River
Northern
Boston & Albany
Cheshire
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Boston & Providence
Fitchburg
Old Colony
Merchants’ Natl. Bank
Tremont
Toledo
Delphos
Burlington
Dayton
Kansas City
Brookline Gas Light Co
de Sauna Gre Cotton Co
de Everett Mills
Burl. & Quincy Rd
Cons. Mort
Burl. & Quincy
Denver
Auction Sales Resume Weekly at Boston Exchange
FRANCIS HENSHAW and CO auctioneers and brokers announce sales every Wednesday and Saturday at 12 M from No 51 State Street in the Merchants' Exchange Building Boston with Boston Stock Exchange membership and telephone contact 1665.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Harris & CO
State Street
Atwood & Weld
Sears Building
Boston
Centre Street
Jamaica Plain
R. L. Day & Company
State St
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Francis Henshaw & CO
No. 51
Merchants’ Exchange
First Bloor
Com L
Fragments of 19th century bond list and notices
A dated financial item lists multiple banks, railroad and manufacturing stocks and bonds, with issuing locations such as Boston New York Chicago and massachusetts mills, plus notes of Union Cotton Mfg and Union cables. It references auctions and a sale date of Wednesday Oct 12 1887 and Saturday Oct 8 18387, and includes details on various railroad and factory securities and shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Bank of Weymouth
Bank of Commerce of
New Bedford
City of
Real and Personal Property Sales at Brighton Auction Room
Sales of real and personal property offered when desired. Horse and carriage five dollars weekly at the salesroom in Brighton. Houses and lands for sale across the country. On hand stock at auction prices including new custom carts, hay wagons, grocers wagons and harness. Ross, 159 Warren Avenue, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Ross
Warren Avenue
Bostom
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NEW Books
Esmonde and
Pr. Plumb
Professor Smyth
Milwaukee
General Vilas
Virginia Bondholders
Davitt
Germany
Republic
Charles Scribner's Sons
Utica
N. Y
United States
Useful National Library of Messrs. Cassell & Co
George Herbert
Pepys
Italy
City Notices
John C
Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
White St
Townsend & Montant
Leonard Stree
Constable Sale
Boylston St
Eug. Verboec
E. Richter
Chas, Jacque
Alf. Guillon
Y. Cores, EK. Munier
Felix Zeim
A. Piotrowsky
Daubigny
Corot
E. Giroux
van den Bos
Josef Coomans
George C. Davis
Constable
Sullivan Bros. Auctioneers
School Street
George H. Abbott
Mortgagel
Warren Regnets
Francis B. Hoawmont
Burroughs Street
Jamaica Pond
Ward 23
The
Boston Stock Exchange
Cambridge Gas Light Co
Mass
Faneuil Mall
Salem Gas Light Co
Aaubkeae Steam Cotton Co
Concord Rd
First Natl
Lynn
Weropain Rad
Bank of Commerce
Atlas Natl
Bay State Live Stock Co
Old Boston
Freeman's
Hogiswu Uy
New England Natl. Bank. A
Natl
Basith
Chelsea
Cabot Mfg. C
Lyman Mis
Revere Beach
Oregon Short Line
American Loan and Trust Co
Huntington Avenue
USA
Id Colony
Aliso
Oston & Lowell
Columbian Natl. Bank
First Natl. Bank
Metropolitan St. Ry
St. Louis
Western Ry. Co
Rockland Bank
Sg Hay
Aeeen Fikhorn & Mo. Val. iImt
Eng. Mort. Ee Co
Neptune Fire S and Y Marine Ins
BSB
Manchester Mills
Eastern Rd. Com
Shawrout Natl
West End Street
Eliot Natl
Bank
Reece Button Mole Miach. Co
New Eng. Mort. Sec. Co
Kal
Ategan
Grand Rapids
Holle
Wayne
Monroe Ra
City Nashius
N. H
Flint & Pere Marg
N. Ik. of Redemption
Blackstone N
Washington N
State N
Continental N
Suiglic N
Freeman’s
New England
Tremont N
Metropolitan N
Bates Mfg
Franklin Co
Lewiston
York
Mfg
Lawrence Mfg
MLS
Chicopee Mfg. Co
Mass. Cotton Mills
West End St. Ry. Co
Lan. & No
Passumpsic Rivers B.R
McKay & Bigelow Heeling Assn
Ola
Boston N . Bk
Jremont N. DR
Lombard Inv. Co
Fitchburg R.R
Mil & St. Paul KR
W. Val
Wilmington
Baltimore
R.R
Burlington & Ao
River R.R
L. G. An
Detroit
Southwestern R. R. Cos
Mechanics’ N. Bk
Newburyport
Admis Union Cotton Mfg. Co
Mall River
Saginaw & Western R. R
Northern R. RR. Co
Burlington & Quinney R. R
Susamit Branch
RB. R. Ts
Son & Providence R. BR. Go
Atlas N. BR
Ins. Co
Atlantic
Otton N Mills
National Tube Works
Natl, Bank
West End St. Railway Co
Willimantic Linen Co
Boston Ee Co
McKe Bigelow Keeling Mch
Ass'n
Erie’ Igraphat i One
Rutland Rr, Co
Pfdlo Manufacturers’ Natl
Chicago & Liverpool
New York Despatch Refrigerator Co
Republican Valley
Kansas City Cable Railway Co
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
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