People's Party Rally The Candidates On The Stump
One thousand people attended a party rally as candidates outlined party principles on stage. Speakers urged unity and reform while urging voters to support the People's ticket in upcoming elections.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1891
Page
8
Great Things Predicted at Faneuil Hall Rally
The People's party held its first rally in Faneuil Hall with about a thousand attendees. Edward Bellamy drew the fiercest applause as leaders urged labor reforms, anti-monopoly measures, and tax changes while criticizing wealth power and political establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
People’s Party
Faneuil Hall
Edward Bellamy
George F. Washburn
State Central Committee
America
Liberty
Washburn
Bellamy
Winn
House
Senate
Henry Winn
Maiden
Cradle of
Major Winn
United States Senate
Webster
Sumner Gat
England
Massachusetts
Farmer’s League of Massachusetts
Finn
Aollar
Standard Oil Company
Republic
Europe
Kansas
Western Union
Apa
Unitarian Club Dining Notes From Vendome Meeting
The Unitarian Club met at the Vendome after summer vacation drawing about 150 gentlemen of prominence. Speeches by Rev Armstrong of England and other leaders covered unity, character, and support for expanding Unitarian work, with calls to fund ministerial and lay efforts across various regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Club
Vendome
Arthur T. Lyman
Richard A. Armstrong
Liverpool
Enc
Charles G. Ames
Church of the Disciples
Archibald M. Howe
E. A. Horton
John Homans
Edward E. Hale
John Mason Little
George L. Chaney
Clarence W. Hubbard
Alexander H. Wheeler
DF. Coolidge
C. F. Russell
Arthur Lincoln
F. A. Osborn
F. W. Lincoln
Darwin E. Ware
Oakes Ames
Armstrong
England
United States
Broad West
Old Country
Edward KE. Hale
America
George L. Chang
Texas
South
Parnell Fights Leadership as Ireland's Fate Is Debated
The account details Charles Stewart Parnell's struggle for Irish party leadership amid Gladstone's demand for retirement after the O’Shea scandal, the Chicago envoy letter, and a pivotal parliamentary meeting. It notes his defiant stance, the church’s influence, and his ultimate political eclipse and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
England
Ireland
Parnel
O’shea
Mr. Gladstone
Liberal Party
Labouchere
Chicago
New York
T. P. O'Connor
Gladstone
Charles Stewart Parnell
Justin McCarthy
London
O'Connor
Harrington
Iealy
Healy
Sexton
Barry
Isaac Butt
Harcourt
Morley
O'Shea
Weather Indications Rain The Post Forecast
The New England region will be stormy with rain and east to north winds. Coastal areas may see storm force gusts and fog. Temperatures remain cool with little variation and a likely continued storm into tomorrow with winds shifting northerly to westerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Atlantic
Norfolk
Jupiter
Fla
Lakes
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Fort Assinneboine
Savannah
Pennsylvania
New York State
Oswego
N. Y
Pittsburg
Penn
New York City
Albany
Washington
Jacksonville
Florida
New York
Sandy Hook
Narragansett
Woods Hall
New Haven
New London
Newport
Observations in Boston Weather Summary
The Boston weather report lists at 8 A M a barometer at 30.10 inches a thermometer around 58.9 F, low point 61 F, relative humidity 79 percent, wind NE at 2 mph, no significant precipitation, mean daily temperatures 58.9 F and 60.5 F with a total precipitation of 0.08 inch. Normal highs 64.0 F and lows 46.2 F from eighteen year records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nse
Ieee
Ceceeseeenese
ChoUdy St. Kain
Ceceese Eect
Executive Council approves fair funding and nominations
The Executive Council adopted orders to authorize up to 35000 dollars for a Massachusetts building at the World's Fair and voted a 1000 dollar contribution to the American Library Association exhibit. Nominations were made for William C. Endicott of Salem as Eye and Ear Infirmary trustee and Charles A. Sayward of Ipswich as trial justice. The council adjourned for two weeks. Also advertised are Dr Bull's Cough Syrup at 26 cents and Salvation Oil at 25 cents for joint pain and rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Massachusetts
American Library Association
William C. Endicott
Salem
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Charles A. Sayward
Ipswich
Northern Investment Co stock a reliable income bearing asset
The Northern Investment Co stock is presented as a solid, income yielding investment not tied to speculative town growth. It highlights long term appreciation in company property, suggests profits for buyers at 103 per share, and offers circulars from 246 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Investment CO
Washington Street
Advertiser
Boston
Mystery Man of Politics Mr. Parnell and Mrs. O'Shea
G W Smalley writes in the New York Tribune that Charles Stewart Parnell has long been viewed as the mystery man of politics. The piece notes his absences from the House of Commons and social circles with Mrs. O'Shea and others, highlighting discreet press coverage and widespread speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
G. W. Smalley
New York Tribune
O’shea
House of Commons
Eltham
Par nel's secrecy and influence in Irish politics explored
A narrative portrait questions Charles Stewart Parnell's elusive leadership and hidden influence. It recalls his elusive addresses, unreturned communications, and a reticent style that confounded allies, rivals, and even Gladstone. The piece contrasts his supposed Irish patriotism with a distinctly Anglo view, noting skepticism about a single strong leader.
The Home at Avondale Birthplace of Mr Parnell
Avondale home remains a grand country residence about 100 by 50 feet perched above the Avon. The estate overlooks wooded hills and the stream named as The Meeting of the Waters. Living rooms offer a superb view, with a central drawing room flanked by library and dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Parnell Home Described With Irish Heritage and Grand Hall
The narrative surveys a vast Dublin style hall and adjoining rooms in honor of Charles Stewart Parnell. It details trophies like Irish elk antlers, wampum, lances, and encased addresses from Wexford, Waterford, Wicklow migrants, and Meath. a grand billiard table, clocks, fights for Grattan, and a central hall used for social gatherings. The drawing room features antique bowls, an Irish harp ottoman, porcelain bowls, and framed city gifts, with wall portraits, Florentine mosaic, and a richly decorated dining room. The library holds thousands of old volumes, a notable octagonal desk, and a cozy inglenook, while the overall plan is praised as a livable model for a country house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wexford
Waterford
Charles Stewart Parnell
Wicklow
New York
Meath
Cork
Ireland
Grattan
Union
House of Commons
Guardians of Wexford Union
Ancient
Order of Foresters
Common Council of
Chicago
Parpell
Dillon
Green Isle
Parnell
Connolly
Kilmainham
Dublin
Limerick
Delia
S. Parnell
National Land League
William Murphy
West Clare
John Fox
Kanny
Liverpool
Kilmainhem
Charles Stewart
Delia S. Parnell
Sully
Big Lakes
America
Ingle Nook
Parnell's Death Sparks Irish Union Talks and Reassessment
A collection of brief reflections on Charles Stewart Parnell's death from Irish figures, stressing that his leadership transformed Ireland and that his passing may accelerate Home Rule. Commentators note a unified party and potential new leaders, while mourning a man whose influence shaped Ireland's political path.
Death of Parnell Draws Wide Irish Regret
A Post reporter spoke with leaders including Congressman ONeal, Hugh OBrien, M M Cunniff, W S McNary and Councillor Flynn. They lauded Parnell’s Home Rule effort, urged unity in Liberal and Home Rule ranks, and urged John Dillon as successor while noting past party dissension and the lasting impact of his leadership for Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stewart Parnell
America
British Empire
Ireland
Post
Joseph Jf. O'Neil
Parnell
Hugh O’brien
Home Rule Party
M. M. Cunniff
Gladstone
John Dillon
Dillon
Irish Home Rule Party
W.S. McNary
E. J. Flynn
Leader Sir John Pope Hennessy Found Dead in Queenstown
London reports the death of Sir John Pope Hennessy MP for North Kilkenny aged about 60. He died suddenly at Queenstown from strain linked to North Kilkenny politics. Michael Davitt recalls Hennessy as a small, wiry Irish scholar with robust Home Rule principles and a career as governor in Labuan, West Africa, Bahamas, Windwards, Hong Kong, and Mauritius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mander
Michael
George
O’shea
Sir John
Kilkenny
Parnell
Vincent Scully
British Association
Social Science Congress
John Hennessy
Ballyhennessy
County Kerry
Elizabeth
Henry Casey
Cork
Catherine
Henry Low
London
John Pope Hennessy
North Kilkenny
John
Queenstown
New York
Michael Davitt
West Indies
Mauritius
Hong Kong
Sir John Pope Hennessy
House of Commons
Kings County
Labuan
Bahamas
Windward Islands
Clifford Lloyd
Hercules Robinson
Harvard Dominates Myopia in Country Club Polo Cup
Harvard and Myopia Polo Clubs clashed on the Country Club grounds with Harvard taking control from the start. The first period yielded 6 of 8 wins for Harvard, the second period added 5 of 6, and by 5:02 Harvard led 13 to 3 with a two goal handicap. James Parker refereed. S. D. Warren Fay and Stedman were scorers and timers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Myopia
F. B. Fay
A. W. Stedman
Man Jumps From Express Train Near Stony Brook
An unknown man leapt from an express on the Fitchburg railroad near Stony Brook station while traveling about fifty miles per hour. He suffered a six inch head gash and an arm severed above the elbow. He was rushed to Massachusetts General Hospital in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Fitchburg
Stony Brook Station
Massachusetts General Hospital
Springer Bros Cloaks Display Attention Women of Boston
Messrs Springer Bros invite the attention of the ladies of Boston to a fine display of ladies fall and winter garments from Europe and their own celebrated make. The garments are noted for style and workmanship and finish unsurpassed. Advertisement appears on the first page today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springer Bros. Cloaks
Springer Bros
Boston
Europe
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E. Gerry Brown
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Prohibition Party
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John Sherman
Henry Lemon
Butler Committee
Moody Boynton
Newburyport
Unitarian Club Dines
R. A. Armstrong
E. E. Hale
Balfour
Shea
Pigott
Phoenix Park
Traders National Bank
Mass
MR. Parnell
Mr. Redpath
Wonersh Lodge
Phenix Park
Invincibles
James Redpath
anti-Parnell Party
Daniel O'Connell
Farnell
Smith O’brien
Smith
O Brien
Blaine
Tom
Parnell Movement
W. Baker & CO
Call and Thy
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G. i Cummings
Zomonia
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Chemical Works
Kome
Misses Parsons
Food and Health Exposition
Patrick Donahoe
Providence
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Boulanger
P. A. Collins
John E. Fitzgerald
Dominie Toy
Tr. B. Fitz
Joan Warren
James J. Roche
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G. O. Taylor
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