President and Mrs Cleveland Begin Midwest Tour in St Paul
The presidential party travels from Madison to Minnesota with large crowds in Portram, New Lisbon, La Crosse, St Paul, and St Paun. President Cleveland thanks Minnesotans for growth, cites population shifts, and notes his wife’s school days in St Paul during a public remarks at Bridge Square and hotel reception.
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Madison
Wis
Porrancr
Cleveland
New Lisson
W. P. Mitchell G. A. R. Post
Lacrosse
Board of Trade
St. Paun
Minn
Winona
St. Paul
Union Depot
Ryan
Smith
Minnesota
North America
Mississippi River
Washington
Bridge Square
Ness
Blaine's Managers Speculation From Avousta Letter
In Avousta Maine October 10 rumors say J H Manley Republican State chairman and Blaine manager may be communicating with party papers. Governor Bodwell denies saying Blaine would be a candidate and elected.Observers think Bodwell was reprimanded and Blaineites angered by the denial. Possible European orders tied to the denial are conjectured.
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Avousta
J. H. Manley
Republican State Committee
Blaine
Bodwell
Philadelphia
Fall Styles for Boys Knee Pant Suits 4 to 16
Fall styles of boys knee pant suits ages 4 to 16 in fashionable plaids neat mixtures diagonals and tricots for dress made in double and single breasted jackets and Norfolks of correct form and careful construction.
Hat Department Offers Budget Derby and Silk Hats
The store highlights its hat department under Mr. C. My with wide stock for men and boys. Derby hats priced at 2 dollars, silk hats at 85 cents, and large sizes from 7 1 2 to 7 5 8 available. Cloth Derbys at 1 dollar, French soft felts at 2, repairs and custom orders in fur goods.
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Mr. C. My
Boston
Nationwide Events Prompt Crowds From Madison to St Paul
Across the nation a presidential party tour drew large crowds from Madison to St Paul with notable ovations. Lowell hosted a banquet for Esmonde and O Connor while Father Mathews monument in Salem was dedicated amid impressive ceremonies.
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Madison
St. Paul
Lowell
Esmonde
O’connor
Father Mathew
Salem
Chicago
John Bright
Atlanta
Gordon
Samuel Jandall
E. &. Wheeler
Cyrus Sturdivant
St. Louis
Detroits
Powderly
General Assembly
Knights
Cardinal Gibbons
Tampa
Fla
Locke & Jewell
Amesbury
W. Buster Duncan
Cairo
Denis Kearney
New York
Mary Lasten
Portland
Grand Trunk Railroad
Dublin Castle Ridiculed As Sullivan Case Fails
The failure to convict Lord Mayor Sullivan at Dublin has brought the castle into ridicule. League branches throughout Ireland are reported to be gaining in strength every day. Mr. Condon, M. P., created a scene at the Mitchelstown inquest by threatening Crown Counsel Murphy.
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Sullivan
Dublin
League
Ireland
Condon
Mitchelstown
Murphy
Gladstone
Hawarden
London
Maurice Strakosch
Paris
Dhulep Singh
England
India
United Ireland
Balfour
Scotland
Clare
Lisdoonvarne
Whelehan
Fenian Times
Great Britain
Herald Cable
Earl Spencer
Mr. Morley
Lord Rosebery
Nottingham
Lord Hartington
Joseph Chamberlain
Jesse Collings
Birmingham
Chamberlain
United Kingdom
Durty
Oet
Lonergan
Harrington
Crown
Morphy
National League
Suir
Barrow
Thomas Sexton
M. P
William O’brien
Elliott
Columbus
America
Mr. Gladstone
O’brien
Mr. Balfour
Weather shifts to rain then fair with cooler air
The weather map notes cooler conditions with rain followed by fair weather. Local events include a Mystic Park running event drawing large crowds and enthusiasm, plus meetings of women at the Vendome to discuss a home for women and girls.
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New England Furniture Manufacturers’ Exchange
Mystic Park
Vendome
Battery A
West End
Joseph Parker
Chamber of Commerce
Atchison
Boston
Crisis looms as Irish press crackdown collapses
London reports the Dublin prosecution collapse shocks government and Irish clubs. Evidence implicates Castle in press suppression and police complicity in the Lisdoonvarna outrages. Gladstone and Liberal leaders plan a conference at Hawarden with Hartingtons Liberal Unionists to discuss the crisis.
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Taries
Alliance of Italy Germany and Austria Renewed for Five Years
Berlin reports a new five year renewal of the Axis between Italy Germany and Austria with Italy reserving absolute neutrality if France and Germany clash. In Sofia election results show 250 government and 40 opposition deputies returned to the Sobranje. In Brazil the emperor is said to have announced a policy or decision. details unclear.
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Berlin
Italy
Germany
Austria
Seria
Bapen BapeEn
Brazil
Piedmont Exposition Opens with Gov Gordon Praise
The Piedmont Exposition in Atlanta opens at 1 30 PM with Governor Gordon lauding American liberty and inventions. He credits American leadership in customs and progress while highlighting the nation’s role as a model for civilized peoples.
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Atlanta
S. J. Randall
Gordon
Tfl
America
Gast Randall
Printers Get An Advance In New York Strike Outlook
New York printers won a wage advance from 40 to 48 cents per 1000 ems for composition and 40 cents hourly overtime. De Vinne & Co. and Trow & Co. resisted, with De Vinne workers awaiting arbitration and Trow workers already out. About 2500 compositors and 1000 pressmen and feeders in city book and job offices poised to strike if employers refuse to hire only union men.
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New York
de Vinne & Co
Trow & Co
Fever Spreads in Tampa Amid Quarantine Measures
A Tampa health board telegram reports six new cases and one death today as fever continues to spread. Officials reject non professional opinions that it is not yellow fever and say all precautions are taken. Mail route agents ordered by Superintendent Nash will not return and will be quarantined.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Wall
Board of Health of
Tampa
Nash
Labor party mood among Knights of Labor in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on October 10 an interview survey shows officers favor a labor party is premature among leaders while rank and file push for a party now. Powderly is the preferred presidential choice among Knights of Labor nationwide.
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Mixnxeapolis
Minn
Knights of Labor
Thomas Barry
Michigan
Powderly
Dennison and Artz Injured in Dartmouth Practice
Hanover Oct 10 J A Dennison of Boston a top Dartmouth football player sustained a severe injury to his left eye in a practice game this afternoon Artz the varsity catcher hurt his leg in the same game both must miss action for a period of time.
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Hanover
N. H
J. A. Dennison
Boston
Dartmouth
Artz
Directors to discuss Rockland to Rockport line plan
A committee of the Rockland Rockport Camden railroad directors will meet Knox and Lincoln directors in Rockland to discuss constructing a Rockland to Rockport Village line. The line has been surveyed and work is expected to start in early spring.
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Sixcran
Rockland, Rockport & Camden Railroad
Knox & Lincoln
Rockland
Rockport Village
Camden
Churches as Moral Conservators for Civic Duty
The piece argues churches should model moral teaching beyond partisan aims. It critiques citizens too focused on money, allowing political rings and bosses to thrive, and urges church members to subordinate partisanship to public welfare to curb corrupt governance.
Steamers Arrived and Departed Ports Across Europe and America
Shipping notices list vessels arriving at Liverpool Southampton Amsterdam and Leghorn with origin cities such as Wil At London Newport News New York Montreal Philadelphia and Havana. Additional entries show cargoes and sailings from Bordeaux Leghorn Tarragona Gibralter and Elbe with ships including Chloe Egypt Monarch and Gluckauf among others.
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Liverpool
Hay Green
London
Darien
York
Father Point
Lake Huron
Montreal
Alcides
Post Ome Isane
Bordeaux
Chateau Yquem
New York
Amsterdam
Edain
Kinsale
England
Boston
Palestine
Alert Mer
Generk
Eider
Eer
Bremen
Ars
Gibraltar
Philadelphia
Asciden Ioe
New Orleans
Naranja
Tarragona
Pontiac
Leghorn
Cienfuegos
Havana
Verdon
Escalona
Battal
Wight
Gluckauf
Isle of Wight
Leaner
Ethelbert
Johns
Hamburg
Kerwheder
Glasgow
Eagle
St Johns
Hull
Mme
Tower
Egypt
Bettis
Crincess
Pool
Wetherby
Barrows
Liver
Elbe
Bribery Void Sir Charles Tupper's Dominion Seat
Hautrax N.8 Oct 10 The election of Sir Charles Tupper to the Dominion House of Commons has been voided due to bribery by election agents.
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Charles Tupper
Hautrax
Dominion
House of Commons
Cardinal Gibbons Favors Knights of Labor Over Anarchists
Powderly reports that Cardinal Gibbons supports the Knights of Labor goals and cautions against anarchists while urging church and order to remain free of secret affiliations. The assembly admires the Cardinal’s stance as Powderly’s testimony is shared with delegates amid heated debate on a death penalty resolution and labour rights.
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MixwheaAroas
Minn
Powderly
General Assembly
Richmond
Workman
Baltimore
John W. Hayes
Tom O’reilley
Order of the Knights of Labor
Cardinal Gibbons
Knights of Labor
America
Samson
Rome
Vatican
Knights of Labor Assembly
James E. Quinn
District Assembly
New York
Chicago
Workman Powderly
Joseph Evans
Pittsburg
Quinn
H. Lawry
Pennsylvania
Electric car proves success on Cambridge tracks testing
The West End railway trialed an electric streetcar on Cambridge lines with 48 passengers aboard. The battery system housed in 14 boxes powered five cars over Main Street grades and Huntington Avenue, promising about a 25 percent saving for horse car operators.
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West End
Cambridge
Main Street
West Boston Bridge
Harvard Square
Charles Street
Mechanics’ Fair
Huntington Avenue
Cambridgeport Electric Light Company
Boston
Weather Indications for New England and New York
For twenty four hours from 7 am Tuesday October 11 cooler rain followed by fair weather in New England and eastern New York. Eastern New York winds light to fresh northerly, brisk on the coast. Also southeastern New England expected rain tonight followed by cooler fair weather per Blue Hill Observatory.
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Washington
New England
New York
Blue Hill
Meteorological Record of Yesterday’s Observations
The document notes yesterday’s weather record up to 10 p m with synchronized observations from all stations. It lists atmosphere data compiled at the same moment, reflecting a coordinated meteorological report across locations.
Spirits in a Storehouse
Victor Woolf was jailed for grand larceny after a New York trip. In Dallenger's Broad Street storehouse he allegedly stored twenty eight and a half barrels of whiskey thirty cases of wine and brandy and five thousand cigars valued at four thousand to five thousand dollars. Woolf claims a New York firm hid the property on Greenwich Street before bankruptcy and it did not appear on the assignee’s schedule.
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Victor
Woolf
New York
Dallenger
Broad Street
Greenwich Street
Funeral of Colonel A W Quint in Manchester NH attended by notable figures
The funeral of Colonel A W Quint at Manchester New Hampshire yesterday drew ex Governors Currier Cheney and Prescott, Senator Blair and other prominent citizens. A cholera death on Swinburne Island Sunday raised island deaths to seventeen for the Alesia's patients and twenty five overall.
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A. W. Quint
Manchester
N.H
Currier
Cheney
Prescott
Blair
Swinburne Island
Alesia
Late Ship News Arrivals and Departures
New York dispatch lists arrivals including the steamer Winthrop from Portland and multiple vessels such as the 8S. P. Hitchcock from Liverpool, Julia from Cork, and schooners James Slater Neuvitas Mable Rose. Several ships sail from Boston and other ports, with Colon bound for Aspinwall and Fairmount for Antwerp among others.
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New York
Winthrop
Portland
Pierre D. Coninck
Antwerp
Boston
P. Hitchcock
Liverpool
Julia
Cork
James
Slater
Neuvitas
Mable
Rose Harry L. Whiton
Kate E. Gifford
Kate
Mary
Lucy Friend
Stephen c. Aiken
Yar
Woolsey
Wellsfleet
David K.mouth
Fred Tyler
Vineyard Haven
Angler
Woods Hall
Clarissa Allen
Taunton
Hattie
I. King
St. John
B. F. Hart
Bangor
General Grant
Oothbay
G. B. Whiteman
Gloucester
B. L. Sherman
Rockport
Mark Pendleton
New Bedford
Ada Herbert
Wareham
von Home
King
John Warren
Edward Slade
Providence
Saiied
Colon
Aspinwall
Barks Fairmount
Scots Bay
Rouen
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