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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1888

Page

5

Indiana Is All Right in Close Indiana Vote for Cleveland

A private Indiana memo claims Cleveland would win by 5,000 to 15,000 votes if the election were held tomorrow. It says Harrison labor opposition runs strong, Gray leads the campaign, and Indiana’s electoral vote is safely for Cleveland. Republican Senators discuss tariff debate and possible adjournment before the election. Mills of Texas back on stump. Prohibition strength aids his bid. Huge bond purchases and a Treasury surplus drop noted.

Washington Sprctan Indiana Cleveland Harrison Gray Kentucky Senate Congress Mills Congressman Mills Texas Illinois

Governor Ames Reviews Amherst Cadets at Springfield Fair

Governor Ames and party arrive for Governor's Day at the big fair in Springfield. The group includes his wife and daughters Susie and Lillian, several state councillors and executive staff. He reviews the Amherst Agricultural Cadets before officials and visitors, then tours Horticultural Hall and hosts a small reception at L. J. Powers residence. The itinerary includes visits to Northampton Insane Asylum and Hartford American Asylum later.

Springfield Ames Susie Lillian Frank D. Alien Lynn George W. Johnson Brookfield Levi J. Gunn Greenfield Francis Jewett Lowell Ebenezer M. McPherson Boston Edward F. Hamlin Newton Amherst Agricultural Cadets Horticultural Hall L. J. Powers Peart Street Robinson Northampton Insane Asylum Hartford

Second Day of Intercollegiate Tennis Meet in New Haven

The second day at New Haven from October 9 features brisk crowds and strong play. Sears of Harvard defeats Campbell of Columbia in a key singles match, while Hall of Columbia trims Ludington of Yale in another first round. Harvard pair Sears and Shaw beat Hurd and Huntington Yale in doubles, and Vernon Johnson of Princeton falls to Harvard in straight sets.

New Haven Conn Sears Campbell Harvard Ludington Yale Hall Columbia Hurd Wright Trinity Beach Shaw Huntington Vernon and Johnson Princeton Hovey Brown Ball Chase and Failer Lumbia Sears and Shaw Vernon and Johnson

Alarm at Montreal Overrun by Typhoid and Illness

Montreal faces a spreading typhoid outbreak amid overcrowded hospitals. Notre Dame Hospital reports twenty one cases with daily refusals, Montreal General has fifty one cases and nine rejections. Health officials cite poor sewers in low lying districts and note warnings of a possible smallpox case.

Montreau Montreal Notre Dame Hospital Montreal General Hospital Toronto

Wall Street Mixed as Atchison Decline Quiets Bulls

In yesterday's New York market traders trimmed expectations despite a late rally sparked by government bond buying. Atchison dominated Boston activity with 31,219 shares amid a total 53,237 on the exchange while margin holders faced renewed strain and a cautious tilt toward higher prices. A London gold shipment by Kidder, Peabody & Co. appeared speculative, not a currency shift, as bankers largely expect no near-term Bank of England rate rise. Sub-treasury payments reached $500,000 with weekly disbursements near $1,000,000.

Treasury Department Treasury New York Atchison Wall Street Boston London Kidder, Peabody & Co Europe Bank of England Buenos Ayres Sub-Treasury New York & New England New England Irving A. Evans Moore & Schley Harvey Durand

The Boston Theatres Weekday Lineup of Plays

Amusements listings show multiple venues with matinees and evening shows. Adenis M liss Erminie Little Lord Fauntleroy Barred Out and a Gettysburg cyclorama provide a packed schedule across Hollis Street Park Globe and Grand Opera Houses with venues like Nickelodeon and Austin Stone offering museum and stage entertainments in Tremont and Court streets.

Hollis Street Grand Opera House Pe Oker- Cyclorama Tremont Street Gettysburg Austin & Stone’s Museum Tremont Row Nickelodeon Court Street Sudbury Hanover Streets WM. Austin & CO Washington Dover Street Proctor & Mansfield Edwin Arden Tremont Redmund-Barry CO

Auction Sales Today and Thursday Calendar

Auction notices listPaintings by Leonard & Co at 3 p m and 3 p m Real estate by L Foster Morse at 3 p m Fruit by Snow & Co at 11 a m Thursday Horses by C T Walker at 10 30 a m Real Estate by S R Knights & Co at 5 p m Bools by Charles II Libbie & Co at 2 p m Brick House by Brice Evans & Son at 3 30 p m Real Estate by Charles W Sawyer at 12 m Paintings by Leonard & Co at 3 p m

Leonard & Co L. Foster Morse Fruit—Snow & Co C. T. Walker S. R. Knights & Co Bools Libbie & Co Brice Evans & Son Charles W. Sawyer

Faulkner Morison Nuptials in Keene and City

In Keene New Hampshire on October 4 Dr Herbert K Faulkner wed Emily Morison daughter of the late Dr James Morison of Quincy Elizab. In the city on October 6 Warren D Lombard wed Anna M and Jacob Van Heest wed Mary L Milner in ceremonies conducted by local ministers.

Faulkner Morison Keene, N. H Mr. Gallager Dr. Morison Herbert K. Faulkner Emily James Morison Quincy Lombard Flint Jes Gifford Warren D. Lombard Anna M Nt. van Heest Milner C. L. Rhoades Jacob van Heest Mary L. Milner

Obituaries from Brookline to Hartford listed for Oct 8

Notices record multiple obituaries across Massachusetts and Connecticut. Names include Lovina Baker John Ellis Billings Mary Ellen Bridge Harriett Coffin Sarah Gould Samuel H Hall Susan Hamilton Nancy Jordan Olivia H Little Daniel Edward McCarty Delia F Keilly and Sarah Denny Ripley widow of General James W Ripley. Ages range from 6 years to 89. Locations include Brookline Walpole Winchester Cambridgeport Newton Upper Falls Holliston Newton Centre Charlestown Hartford.

Baker Brookline Lovina Baker Benjamin F. Baker Billings Walpole John Ellis Billings Bridge Winchester Mary Ellen A. M Mary A. (Fullam) Bridge Brooks Holliston Thomas Brooks Coffin Harriett Coffin Fowler Cambridgeport Frank A. Fowler Gould Sarah Gould Hall Newton Upper Falls Samuel H. Hall Hamilton Susan John Hamilton Jordan Charlestown Nancy Jordan M. T. Jordan John and Dorcas Brown Boston Kelly John Kelly Ats Little Olivia H George Little McCarty Newton Centre Daniel Edward McCarty John Margaret McCarty Keilly Delia F Prudence John Reilly Ripley Hartford Conn Sarah Denny James W. Ripley U.S.A

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