Mohonk Platform for 1890 urges liberal Indian school funds
The Mohonk Lake Conference endorses a civilian education push for Indians, urging Congress to provide broad funding for school age children, expansion of industrial arts, and government controlled schools. It condemns political interference in Indian Bureau leadership and backs stronger justice administration and church support in Indian affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Mononx
N. Y
Kate Foote
Mission Indians
California
Quinton
Women’s National Indian Association
Sarah Smiley
Taylor
Vassar College
Austin Abbott
New York
Law Committee
Philip Garrett
Philadelphia
Dawes
Lyman Abbott
William H. Ward
H. O. Houghton
Addison Foster
Boston
Board of Indian Commissioners
Indian Bureau
Mohonk Conference
I Action Commissioners
Congress
ourth—Iit
God
Whittlesey
Joshua W. Davis
Senate
House
Gould
Alaska
Martha Waldron
Stampton
H. O. Tloughton
Andrew J. White
Ithaca
Thomas Riggs
Marshall
Green
Worcester
Hiles
Wisconsin
Sybil Carter
Gilman
Ferris
Christian Intelliencer
Cuyler
Woodbury
Tylor
Vassar
Kine
Gates
Smiley
What High Prices Mean to Many
A letter to the editor argues that tariff rhetoric ignores women wage earners and orphans. It warns higher prices will hit shop girls widows and minors hardest, as taxes and costs rise while returns on trust funds stay low. The writer urges concern for the poor over enriched lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Nahant Statesman
Massachusetts
Uedge
Constitution Water Remedy for Kidney Difficulites
Advertised on page eight the product Constitution Water is described not as mineral water but as an established remedy for kidney difficulties. It is said to be from a recipe of a renowned New York physician and backed by testimonials from prominent New York citizens and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution
New York
John St
New York City
President's Holiday Across Kansas Stops
The President's train arrives in St Joseph at 6:30 am with a large crowd and a G.A.R. escort. In Atchison crowds greet him as he accepts flowers from schoolchildren. In Torrea and Nortonville the reception grows, with governors and dignitaries present. Kansas City hosts a grand banquet and public reception before the party heads to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Josefu
Custer Post
G.A.R
Atchison, Atchison, Kan
Edna Elizabeth Downs
Horton
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas
Tracy
Nortonville
Humphryes
Valley Falls
Marion County
Indigna
M. M. Maxwell
Torrea
Kan
Ingalls
State House
Humphrey
Capitol
United States Cavalry
State Guards
Sons of Veterans
Illinois
Allen Buckner
Witneis
Lincoln
Grant
Indiana
Coleman House
Fair Grounds
EES
Jugalls
Anthony
Lecompton
Lawrence
Kansas City
Coats House
Racy
John 8. Harrison
Real estate sales and building activity in Boston area
Messrs Sullivan Bros sold at auction in Boston Highlands a dwelling with store and 2289 square feet at 16 Palmer street for 3000 to Daniel Mullane. In Brighton a dwelling with store and small stable at 377-379 Market street brought 4000 to John Casey. A third private sale moved dwelling No 3 Morley street Roxbury for 3800 to M Edwin Libbey. Deeds show further sales including 41 East Concord street lot 1746 feet for 635 to John W McDonald, 75 Appleton street dwelling for 9500 to John Reece, Columbus avenue property for 15760 to John Reece. Brookline sees heavy building. Sides report Park street home 10 000, Valley avenue home 10 000, Winthrop road and Beacon street residence 15 000.
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Messrs. Sullivan Bros
Boston Highlands
Palmer Street
Washington Street
Daniel Mullane
Brighton
Market Street
John Casey
Morley Street
Roxbury
M. Edwin Libbey
James McCormick
Concord Street
John W. McDonald
Appleton Street
Mary J. Kimball
John Reece
Isabella M. Keith
Columbus Avenue
Brookline
E. Martin
Park Street
May 5
Chapman
Valley Avenue
Moulting Hens Health and Sheridan’s Powder Promise
Advice on forcing laying through moulting claims high egg prices and quick returns. Promotes Sheridan's Condition Powder as essential during moulting to speed plumage, boost winter laying, and win premiums. Advertises prices, sample offers, and contact details for I S Johnson & Co., Boston.
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Sheridan
I. S. Johnson & Co
Boston
Mass
Best Poultry Magazine
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Blood Purification
An advertisement claims Bors and pimples and other affections arise from impure blood this season. It states Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies vitalizes and enriches the blood while strengthening the whole system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Steady Nominations Haunt Stormy Democratic District Convention
In Essex County Somerville and Lynn candidates surge as Ward 2 drives Donovans rise. The fourth district Democratic senatorial delegates met after nine at the Municipal Court room to select a nominee with Donovan securing 26 votes, surpassing the required total. Sullivan elected to the State central committee.
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Stearns
Campbell
Councilllor
Essex County
Sherman Hoar
Somerville
Lynn
Court House
John H. Sullivan
Ward 2
John S. Murphy
Davie E. McGillicuddy
Ward
W. J. Donovan
McEnaney
John W. Leahon
Ward 16
James Donovan PE
J. Kennedy
Kennedy
Island Ward
Donovan
Mr. Mullane
K.orovan
Mullane
State Central Committee
Lynn Democrats to hear Everett and Russell in October
Dr Everett of Quincy, the Sixth District candidate for Congress, will visit Lynn next Thursday evening to address a Democratic rally. On Friday evening October 31, John E Russell will speak to Lynn Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
John E. Russell
Lynn
Spectauo
Dr. Everett
Quincy
Sixth
Democrats
Sherman Hoar in Somerville rally plans
Sherman Hoar of Waltham and Charles Scanlan of Arlington addressed Somerville Democratic ward and city committee. A large party rally is planned for Union Hall next Tuesday evening with John M. Woods presiding and speeches by Sherman Hoar, James Monaghan, RK. 1, and Frank Hateb.
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Sherman Hoar
Somerville
Waltham
Charles Scanlan
Arlington
Democratic Ward
Union Hall
Union Square
John M. Woods
James ©. Monaghan
Providence
Frank . Hateb
Medford
Coveney Nominated for Senator in Third Suffolk District
Last evening the Democrats of the third Suffolk senatorial district nominated John W. Coveney of Cambridge for Senator. On the first ballot Coveney led with 28 votes to Gillespie 16 and McLaughlin 13. On the second ballot Coveney received 29 votes, Gillespie 16, and McLaughlin 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Coveney
Suffolk
Cambridge
John F. Gillespie
David McLaughlin
Coveney
Gillespie
McLaughlin
Stearns Defeats Campbell for Third Councillor Nomination
Delegates in Wesleyan Hall select Augustus W. Stover and Ephraim Stearns as leading candidates after an informal ballot shows Waltham backer Stearns favored over Outside candidate Campbell. Stearns vows vigorous, high plane campaign and full ticket support.
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Stearns
Campbell
Wesleyan Hall
Somerville
Boston
Cambridge
Chelsea
Lexington
Waltham New
Fox
Waltham
S. K E. Barrett
J. Henry Russell
J. H. Campbell
L. B. Bigelow
Charlestown
Augustus W. Stover
Charles A. Campbell
Ephraim Stearns
Barnes
Essex County Republicans Choose Between Bessom and Raymond
The Essex County Republican convention at Lyceum Hall in Salem featured a bitter contest between Eugene A. Bessom of Lynn and Colonel J. W. Raymond of Beverly for county commissioner. Initial informal totals favored Raymond 181 to Bessom 127, a move to formalize sparked debate about exposing the county ring. A formal ballot later showed Raymond 183 to Bessom 124, cementing Raymond as the preferred candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County Republicans
Salem
Lyceum Hall
Lynn
Eugene A. Bessom
Martin
J. W. Raymond
Beverly
Kessom
KE. B. Hayes
County
Court Houses
Melvin Putnam
Danvers
Colonel Raymond
J. W. Berry
Putnam
E. A. Bessom
Moody Merrills Son For Senator Nominee Joe Merrill Victory
The ninth Suffolk Democratic senatorial convention met at the Democratic State headquarters last night. KE N Hill presided and Thomas J Dwyer served as secretary. Winthrop M Merrill of Ward 21 was named the nominee by acclamation and John W Mitchell of Ward 21 joined the State central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody Merrill
Suffolk
KE. N. Hill
Ward
Thomas J. Dwyer
Ward 24
Winthrop M. Merrill
Ward 21
John W. Mitchell
State Central Committee
Minor nominations list in several districts
The notice itemizes minor nominations including Second Councillor H M Bullock of Norwood for Pro, Seventh Suffolk Senatorial Charles Carleton Coffin of Boston, Sixth Berkshire Representative John L Pomeroy, Bristol County Commissioner Francis Babbitt of Taunton, First Bristol Senator Cyrus Savage of Taunton, Fourth Worcester Senator Alfred Pinkerton of Worcester.
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H. M. Bullock
Norwood
Suffolk
Charles Carleton Coffin
Boston
Berkshire
John L. Pomeroy
Bristol
Francis 8. Babbitt
Taunton
Cyrus Savage
Worcester
Alfred
Pinkerton
Mystic Park Races Highlight Lizziemont Victory and Dusty Miller Purse
Mystic Park enjoyed a rich program with crowds watching Lizziemont win the 2:29 pacing in 2:25 1/4, and Dusty Miller capturing the 2:28 trotting purse with a 2:26 1/4 heat. Several heats and exhibition runs preceded a postponement due to darkness, with notable performances by Harry Wilkes Rosalind Wilkes Ellard and All-So, and multiple favorites contending across pacing and trotting classes.
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Lizziemont
Dusty Miller
Mystic Park
Harry Wilkes
Golden
Rosalind Wilkes
Turner
Harry
So-so
George Wilkes
Little Ida
Daisy B
Dan Ripley
Katie Q
Hazel Kirke
Psyche
Pilot Bird
Myrtie
Billy T
Myrtie Katie Q
Bariness
B. m
M. Bb. Wilcox
Bik. m
G. W. Chase
J. Grant
B.s
L. E. Collins
G. G
A. F. Williams
World records fall at Terre Haute races
Terre Haute Ind Oct 10 two more world records were set today Belle Hamlin with Justin as mate trotted a mile in 2 15 The day’s second record was the average time for forty three heats in class races 2 19 Allerton won the 2 16 trot today making the third heat in 2 15 2
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Neat
Iscsiss
Icscvecsevsex
Chevalita
Jerry
Orange Slossom
Princess
Hugh H
Katie B
Dusty Miller
Blanche Prince
Nutmont
Miller
Tom Marsh
Hugo H
Orange Blossom
R. m
Maplehurst Farm
Orangs Blossom
B. m
J. M. Galvin
B. G
T. D. Marsh
Ch. Mig Ds Tloul
Black Prince
Bik. G
F. Mann
Terre Haute
Ind
Belle Hamlin
Justin
Mate
Allerton
Polymnia Club of Roxbury enters fourth season
The Polymnia Club of Roxbury led by Mr C E Hay starts its fourth season with flourishing conditions and limited openings for active and associate members. Officers for the year are Horace G Allen president William G Reed vice president H P Whitcomb secretary treasurer Clarence K E Hay director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polymnia Club
Roxbury
C. E. Hay
Horace G. Allen
William G. Reed
H. P. Whitcomb
Clarence KE. Hay
Exhibition chandelier blends with First Empire decor
Messrs R Hontainens Co at 547 Washington street announce a showroom exhibition featuring a chandelier suited to modern drawing rooms inspired by the First Empire white and gold motif. Reproductions of Empire candelabra accompany their extensive fixtures stock, inviting discerning Boston buyers to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. R. Hontainens & Co
Washington Street
Boston
Ivory Soap Supremacy Asserted Against Counterfeits
The notice warns that many white soaps falsely claim parity with Ivory and urges readers to demand Ivory Soap. It emphasizes Ivory’s unique qualities and states it is sold widely.
Black and White Effects of Tariffs on Low Priced Linens
Boston firm Farley Harvey Co criticizes McKinley tariff for raising duties on cheap linens and invoicing charges. It cites price lists from Stevens Linen Co and other imports showing increases and argues the burden falls on poorer shoppers. Firms Hill Langtry announce they will oppose Republican nominees due to tariff impact on saddlery and hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Farley, Harvey & Co
Chauncey Street
Post
Beacon Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Stevens Linen Company
William P. Hill
Joseph H. Langtry
Langtry
Hill
Web
England
Lanztry
Sunday Religious Services Across Arlington Street Churches
The Columbus era list shows Rev. Brooke Herford at Arlington Street Church 10 30 a m. The Y M C A Union hosts vesper service with Rev John B Lindsay speaker and special music by Miss Driver Miss Munroe and George Mendall Taylor. Several other churches present sermons seats free and programs include lectures music and Sunday schools.
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Arlington Street
Brooke Herford
H.S. Lake
Count Tolsto
Eliot Square
James de Normandie
Ciuren
Berkeley and
Marlboro Streets
Stopford Wentworth Brooke
First Reformed Episcopal Cituren
Dartmouth
Iorwich Streets
James M. Gray
King’s Chapel
A. P. Peabody
Cambridge
Music
J. J. Lansing
Worcester
Italy
Spain
Mexico
Astowe Vly Square
Boylston Street
Edward A. Horton
South Congregational Church
Newbury Street
Ixeter Street
Mr. Hale
I. Shawmeer Congregational Caturch
Tremont Street
Corner Brookline
William Elliot Griftis
Winnkles
Tremont Temple
Emory J. Haynes
D.D
University OF the Science OF Gop
Union Park
E. J. Arens
Greene's Nervura nerve tonic promised cure for nervous exhaustion
An advertisement touts Dr. Greene's Nervura as a universal remedy for nervous debility sleeplessness and physical exhaustion. It claims dramatic cures for paralysis insanity and death and urges purchases at druggists for one dollar per bottle. The offer features free consultation at Temple Place Boston and warnings to refuse substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Temple Place
Bonon
Mass
Mrs JennessMiller to Lecture on Dress at Lasell Friday
Mrs Jenness Miller will lecture on dress at Lasell Seminary Friday afternoon October 24 at 2 30 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenness-Miller
Lasell Seminary
Bostonian Society meeting at Old State House reads paper
At the next meeting of the Bostonian Society to be held at the Old State House on October 14 at 3 p.m. Mr. Curtis Guild will read a paper entitled Boston's Old Theatres and Actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostonian Society
Old State House
Curtis Guild
Boston
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Ariel
Little Wiley
Fred
Maud Elenah
Lexington Chief
Otis Shaw
THS Polymnia Club
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Association OF Collegiatesalumna
Association of Collegiate Alumnie
Chicago
Ellen H. Richards
Vida D. Scudder
Bryn Mawr College
Woman’s Club
Northwestern University
Hyanston
James Pyle
N.Y
Miller’s
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Hamilton Pl
Park St
Atock
London
Paris
John C. Chaffin & CO
Constitution Water
Boston Post
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