Columbian Week Celebrations Dot New York Streets
Special services and festive decor mark Columbus commemorations across churches and streets in New York. Italian community events at Lenox Lyceum feature a Reversi lecture and a Gariliano visit. crowds gather along Fifth Avenue and Broadway for processional standards and arch decorations. Police warn of thieves amid large crowds as President Harrison deputizes Morton for NY events. Fort Adams garrison heads to New York with units from Second U.S. Artillery to support the Columbian celebration.
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New York
Baron Fava
Lenox Lyceum
Luigi Reversi
Columbus
Gariliano
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Twenty-second Street
Manhattan Club
Whitney
Madison Square
Thirty-fourth Street
Ferdinand, Isabella, Columbus
Washington
Harrison
Morton
New York City
Newport
R. I
Fort Adams
Storey
Second U.S. Artillery
Fourth Artillery
Fort Hamilton
Cunniff Predicts Cleveland Russell Victory In State Vote
In a Boston office interview, Hon. Michael M. Cunniff asserts Governor Cleveland is popular and would win Massachusetts despite a Republican reserve vote. He forecasts a 15 000 margin in Boston and argues Russell’s gains would not derail Cleveland. He backs McEttrick and Carroll as promising Democrats and notes New York looks favorable for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Russell
Michael M. Cunniff
Richards Building
Bay State
Haile
Allrot
Pillsbury
Boston
Cunniff
The
Democracy
Beacon
Mr. Cunniff
Maguire-Cunniff
Maguire
McEttrick
New York
New York State
Cleveland =o
Stevenson
Carroll
Senator A'Nary Talks on Boston District Race
Senator A'Nary accuses the tenth district race of creating chaos to aid Atwood. He claims liquor licenses were discreetly distributed by police commissioners to Atwood henchmen to recruit votes against Governor Russell. He names close allies among brewers and officials as key figures in Atwood and McEttrick campaigns, urging the Democratic party to confront the issue this year.
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Tenth
Osborne
Atwood
McEttrick
Russell
Flere
Boston
Tenth Congressional District
Police Commission
Democratic Party of
Democratic Party
Carroll
Bigamy Alleged Stops In Everett Lockup
James B. Patterson, a Malden book-keeper, faced charges of bigamy after police arrested him with two wives. A Boston woman identified as Mrs. Annie Patterson said they wed in Scotland in 1880 and lived there five years before his arrival in this country. Patterson also lived with a second wife, Maria L. Perkins, whom he wed nine months ago in South Boston. Patterson, aged about 45, and his two spouses, ages roughly 40 and 30, await arraignment in Malden Police Court.
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Boston
Malden
Everett
Maria JL. Perkins
Patterson
G Street
South Boston
Frank H. Hinman
A Fortunate Escape From Apple Island Outing
Thirty five men sailed from Federal Street Bridge in a twelve oared barge for a harbor outing and were overdue. Harbor police searched the harbor and found them swamped on Apple Island. Two reached the city aboard another boat while the rest endured cold wind with no shelter until rescue.
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Federal Street Bridge
Apple Island
Arty
Family Jars and the divorce law at Union Church
Rev Nehemiah Boynton spoke to young married couples on family jars cause and cure at Union Congregational Church Columbus avenue. He cautioned about the divorce law and stressed joint financial openness and mutual understanding to build a happy home.
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Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
Nehemiah Boynton
Harvard College
Democratic Campaigns and Tariff Reform Debate Echoes
The interview highlights Governor Russell’s strong re election prospects and declares Democratic strength in national campaigns. It argues for tariff reform and free raw materials benefiting Massachusetts industries, citing paper, leather, and wool sectors. It notes opposition from police officials and license fears among rivals.
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Massachusetts
Union
Democratic Party
Rourke Cochran
Tresont Temple
Commissioner Osborne
Narrow Escape In Salem Yard Collision
Salem October 9. A Portland Pullman train bound for Salem at 9 50 narrowly escaped serious collision with a Bernett freight at Castle Hill. Engineer Charles Waterman and Conductor Frank Barker managed a quick brake and reverse, but wet rails prevented stopping before impact. The Pullman head end was damaged, its tank sprung, baggage car smashed, caboose on the freight also damaged.
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Salem
Portland
Charles Waterman
Frank 8. Barker
Castle Hill
Bernett
Waterman
Campaign charges accuse Democrats of veiling color voters influx
The Republican national campaign committee accuses the Democratic national committee of attempting to import large numbers of black voters from Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington to influence New York elections. It cites Committeeman David Martin of Pennsylvania and Captain Elder of Washington as key organizers with three color supporters.
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New York
Republican National Campaign Committee
Democratic National Committee
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
David Martin
Pennsylvania
Elder
Prize Fight Ends in Fatal Outcome in Memphis
In Memphis at the Amateur Athletic Club a eight round quarrel between Jack Davis a Texas professional and Dick Barker a Memphis moulder ended with Barker dying the following noon. Davis was supported by Mike Conly and Bob Lee. Davis is jailed with seconds under bonds and club officials expected to be arrested.
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Memphis
Amateur Athletic Club
Jack Davis
Texas
Dick Barker
Davis
Mike Conly
Ithaca
Giant
Bob Lee
Barker
Athletic Club
Maher Goddard Match Backer Accepts Offer at Coney Island
Dave Holland acting for Peter Maher accepts the $5000 offer from the Coney Island Athletic Club for a Maher versus Joe Goddard bout. He may wager further on the outcome. If the match occurs at Coney Island, the club will post a £10,000 prize for a winner’s bout against Jackson.
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New York
Dave Holland
Peter Maher
Coney Island Athletic Club
Maher
Joe Goddard
Goddard
Jackson
Labor Lockout Risks and Union Stand in Boston
Readings from the Boston labor turmoil detail contractors threatening a lockout over wages and hours. Union leaders claim strong backing, vow to resist reductions, and outline plans to fight if necessary while headquarters shift to Washington Street. A South Boston street railway meeting solidifies a unionizing push and a firm endorsement of Senator McNary’s voting record on ten hour work laws.
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Boston
United Garment Workers
Kneeland Street
Washington Street
New England
Union
South Boston
West End Street Railway
Pilgrims Hall
James A. Gutherie
James Rattigan
Pioneer Labor Union
McNary
Congress
W.S. McNary
Fifth Division
Old Citizen of Waltham Caleb Wellington Dies at 86
Caleb F. Wellington, a longtime Waltham provision dealer and father of six civil war veterans, died yesterday at his Ash street home. He was 86. He arose, walked, returned, and expired within minutes.
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Caleb F. Wellington
Waltham
Ash Street
Wellington
Bostonian Society Meets Tomorrow on Writs of Assistance
The Bostonian Society will hold its next meeting tomorrow afternoon at the Old State House council chamber. Hon. Mellen Chamberlain will read a paper titled James Otis and the Writs of Assistance.
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Bostonian Society
Mellen Chamberlain
James Otis
Olid State House
Gabrielle's Velvet Tea Gowns At Doucet's Paris Fashion
Paris fashion writer observes Gabrielle at Doucet's lining a tea gown in pink crepe with a velvet belt and shoulder closure. The designer sketches a chic belt snore effect, while Gabrielle dreams of fame, mad capes, and velvet gowns, with dahlia purples and plumes dominating this winter's wardrobe.
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Paris
Gabrielle
Doucet’s
Ceinture Ronftante
Madame
Ceinture
Hood's Sarsaparilla Aids Bleeding Skin Disease
Grateful parents report Hood's Sarsaparilla cured their children with impure blood and diseased skin after doctors failed. The tonic expelled foul humors from the blood and restored the skin to brightness, praised by readers from Lowell Massachusetts to aid blood and skin cures.
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Hood
C. IL. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Fashions and Remedies From a Paris Soiree
A narrator recalls three doctors failing to relieve a severe eczema in two children, then praising Hood's Sarsaparilla for a cure within a month. The piece shifts to fashion notes and a dinner dialogue about Paris couture houses led by Gabrielle and a witty aside on M. Doucet, ending with JT’s musings on loyalty and fashion.
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Hood
Gabrielle
M. Doucet
Paris
New York Herald
Herald
Worth
Pingat
Doucet
Felix
Morin-Blossier
Raudnitz
Homme
Reader survey counts by John Charles Frouhn in Boston
A letter from John Charles Frouhn lists newspaper readership counts with 57 posts 39 Heralds and 43 Clothes, dated September 30 from 554 East Eighth Street South Boston. The note requests acknowledgement to the Post editor.
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Post
John Charles Frouhn
East Eighth St
Boston
A Shakspere Luncheon Novelty in Boston Times
A Shakspere luncheon featured Quotations on menu cards and clever favors by the hostess. Guests wore corsages and belts with bardic allusions. One guest’s corsage showed Two Gentlemen of Verona, another a Pest tempt depiction, and a chatelaine cartoon of dog and cat ate bones labeled This is Julia. A guest solved the theme with Romeo and Julia eat.
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Boston Times
William
Ostess
Stratford-on-Avon
V.E.R
Julia
Romeo
Boy Falls From Fountain Breaks Leg in South Boston
Arthur McGovern an 11 year old of 605 Second Street South Boston fell from the top of a drinking fountain in Independence Square yesterday afternoon injuring his right leg and was taken to City Hospital. The boy soprano Cyril Tyler has a large repertoire and will sing Bird Song from Le Perle da Brazil a Lullaby by Chadwick and the Bach Gounod Ave Maria at his concert Tuesday evening.
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Arthur McGovern
Second Street
Boston
Independence Square
City Hospital
Cyril Tyler
Brazil
George Chadwick
Sulphur Bit Coupon Notice Found On Page Seven
A brief notice indicates a coupon or feature related to Sulphur Bit may appear regularly on Page 7. The fragment suggests routine listings or advertisements in the page section. Further context is unavailable in the readable text.
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Linimert
Johnson
LS. Johnson& CO
Maas
W. P. B. Brooks & CO
iSi Hanover St
Wilson Bros
Big Ok
Fremont Row
MW. M. Cunniff
Senator A'Nary
Boston Commercial Bulletin
A. W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover St
American House
Maher and Goddard
Eas
Charlestown
Quinerville
Cambridge
Pedham
Albany Sts
Hoston Veterinary Hospital
R. P Bawan Beckett
Wilbert Soule
Tremont
UTS Fashions
Mrs. M. M. Soller
Altoona, Pa
M. M. Soller
2D Avenue
Altoona
Herald and Globe
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