Western Prosperity Demonstration in Franxapolis Indiana
A massive Republican rally in Franxapolis Indiana drew an estimated 60 000 visitors with 12 000 marching in a 9 division parade. General Harrison and Mr Blaine addressed crowds from the Exposition Grounds as supporters praised protectionist policies and Western prosperity amid regional votes for Harrison and Morton.
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Franxapolis
Ind
Indiana
East Washington Street
Charles §. Millard
Harrison
Blaine
Denison
Harison
Mrs. Harrison
Jerry
John W. Foster
Hastings
Porter
General Harrison
Seventieth Indiana
Dtates
Hancock
Shelby
Hamilton
Hendricks
Fayette
Wayne
Delaware
Howard
Boone
Clay
Putnam
Montgomery
Knox
Governor Porter
Mr. Blaine
Exposition
General Hovey
Mr. Chase
Cape Race
Atlantic Ocean
Morton
Tomlinson
West
East
America
Europe
New England
Old England
Alleghanies
Chicago
Pittsburg
OVD
Cox accuses Delano over forged frank in Congress
New York dispatch reports Rep. Cox angrily addressing Rep. Delano over a forged political frank. Cox says he will raise the issue as a privilege question upon Washington arrival and demands Delano explain his role and provide apologies if exculpated.
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New York
Representative Cox
The
Tribune
Frank
Cox
Representative Delano
Washington
Five Weeks For Ten Cents Weekly Post Offer
The WEEKly Post offers five issues for 10 cents or $1 yearly, featuring Colonel Codmans speech, Carl Schurz letter on the election, William E Russell speeches, notes on tariff bills, Men and Measures of Half a Century review, Taverner anecdotes, chess notes, market reviews, vessel lists, and other valued content. Postpaid delivery to any US address through the election.
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Weekly Post
Charles R. Codman
Newton
Carl Schurz
William E. Russell
Lynn
Gloucester
Fitchburg
Senate
McCunlloch
Taverner
United States
Schoeffel Clears Mortgage Tale On Masconomo House
New York Oct 11 Mr Schoeffel of Abbey Schoeffel Grau explains the 42000 mortgage on the Masconomo House Manchester by the Sea was part of a refinancing plus additions to the hotel. He denies any plan to end the partnership or fund a Boston theater with his wife’s property.
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New York
Sprcraw
Schoeffel
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau
Masconomo
Manchester-by-the- Sea
Abbey & Schoeffel
Junius Brutus Booth
Manchester
Reuben E. Demmon
H. Staples Potter
Cape Ann Savings Bank of
Gloucester
Messrs. Demmon
Potter
Abbey
Boston
Tariff in the Senate and protectionist Clash in Washington
In Washington on October 11 the House bill funding Chinese exclusion enforcement passed after reporting. Senate debates feature Cullom defending a protective tariff while Vest and Platt rail against free trade and labor conspiracy. Chace critiques Post Office Department management amid Mills bill battle and Republican labor dynamics.
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Washinetton
House
Allison
Mitchell
Senate
Post Office Committee
Cullom
Carlisle
Thurman
House of Representatives
Texas
United States
Missouri
Vest
Platt
Grover Cleveland
Tie
Randall
Congress
House Committee On Ways and Means
Democratic State Committee of
Pennsylvania
W.L. Scott
Sowden
Hogg
John Roach
Chace
Postothee Department
Arrest of ship steward for incendiary fire on steamer Admiral
Beverly October 11 Officer Foley arrested Benjamin Gangloff shipkeeper aboard the burned steamer Admiral on a charge of incendiarism. He was jailed for examination Saturday in $2000 bail. Evidence includes kerosene saturations and an oil soaked excelsior bundle found on the lower deck. The vessel, beached beside the pier, is gutted though hull sound. a fire inquest will be held.
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Beverly
Speday
Foley
Benjamin Gangloff
Admiral
Washington Tariff Debate Favors Adjourning Senate
Washington notes show the congressional session near collapse with the Senate only in session at times. Twenty seven Senators attended, twelve shy of a quorum. Republicans shelved tariff plans, and finance committee members hinted at speeches next winter. House members delay action, adjournment looms with plans for Wednesday to end by Saturday.
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Washington
Spxoran
Senate
Finance Committee
House
Rogers Case Demurrers Heard in General Term Court
In the Rogers case J Harris Rogers versus Attorney General Garland and others, demurrers were heard in general term today. Defendants except Garland did not answer, contesting the bill on several grounds including the claim that relief should be sought in law courts rather than the equity inquiry.
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Rogers
J. Harris Rogers
Garland
Harris
Casey Young
Atkins
J. E Johnson
Mr. Garland
Notice on bonds for national bank circulation
Acting Secretary Thompson states that no offers of bonds held as security for national bank circulation will be accepted until further order. Existing accepted offers appear to exhaust the October limit of 3,009,008 for bonds deposited and may absorb the November allotment unless withdrawing banks accept loss of interest until November 1.
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Thompson
Straws From State Street Markets in New York and Boston
New York opened steady then grew strong on Atchison gains as Boston bids and the Vanderbilts lift prices. City bonds sold quickly at 107 to 108 with small banker profits, while money markets show ease but no rate shading yet. London and Bank of England signals, coal trade tensions, and rising fuel demand frame a broad market rally with rail and mining stocks buoyant across the period.
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New York
Atchison
Boston
New England
City of
Messrs. Cahn & Co. of
West End Street Railway Company
Brookline
Beacon Street
WM. Crafts
State Street
Tg Counting House
Messrs
George Croshaw & CO
London
Francis Peabody
J. W. Field
Harry S. Bean
Agat. Secy
GALLINGER ACCUSED OF ABUSE OF FRanking PRIVILEGE
A New Hampshire report charges J H Gallinger M C long active in Republican politics with abusing the franking privilege. A purported Congressional Record document, sent from Washington during Gallinger’s NH visit, allegedly mimics official material while promoting protectionist speeches and party aims. The piece cites multiple dated speeches and letters as evidence. The article asserts evidence exists to convict Gallinger, and implies a denial is unlikely.
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Woonsviller
N. H
J. H. Gallinger
M.C
Republican State Central Committee
Gallinger
Washington
New Hampshire
Congressional
Senate
House
J. N. Dolph
Oregon
Hon. R. Guenther
House of Representatives
B. Herman
New York Evening Post
Dolphin
McCormack
Pennsylvania
Herman
McGallinger
Unprofitable Springfield Fair Weighs Heavily on Budget
Springfield fair managers report disappointing crowds, with fewer than 500 attendees. The stock parade was canceled, and agricultural prize awards postponed as the deficit climbs into the thousands. Cattle dealers praise results, selling stock at good prices, while premiums paid exceed $5000 in two hours. Officials expect $12,000 in prizes but cut to about $10,000 due to unfilled classes.
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Springfield
Local Theater Listings Show Evening Shows Across City Venues
The street theatre ad lists Adonis at Ae TP and M liss at theatre amidst Erminie at Globe and Crystal Slipper at Boston Theatre. Also shows Little Lord Fauntleroy Barred Out Battle of Gettysburg and other museum stage entertainments across Tremont, Court streets with hours from morning to night.
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Ee Street
Adonis
Evenin Ae TP Theatre
M’liss
Globe Theatre
Erminie
Howard Athen
Variety
Boston Theate
Crystal Slipper
Boston Museum
Lord Fauntleroy
Er Glen Opera House
Tremont Street
Battle of Gettysburg
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Tremont Row
Nickelodeon
Court Street
Auction notices for paintings at Leonard & Co
Today sale by Fruit Horatio Harris lists 12 dozen paintings. Saturday auction at Leonard & Co features paintings at 3 p.m. The notices announce next sales and timing for collectors and buyers.
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Horatio Harris
Leonard & Co
Burnett Kidder at St Mark's Church marriage notices
A batch of marriage notices from St Mark's Church and surrounding towns dated Oct 9 to Oct 11 list Joseph Burnett to Charles A Kidder. William Chaffee to Isabel Waitt. Ennis Carle to Gerry Hartley. Harry Glover to A Lillian Hewitt. James Hudson to Laura Kibby. Stephen Johnson to Margaret Beattie. Francis Armsby to Ella Armsby. George Parsons to Mattie Call.
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Johnson—Beattie
Winchester
Charles R. Seymour
Stephen A. Johnson
Margaret E. Beattie
McClellan—Armsby
New York City
A. B. Stone
West Fifty-ninth Street
Charles M. Lamson
Charles D. W. Bridgman
Francis A. Euean
Boston
Death notices from Milton to Chelsea in October
Obituaries list multiple deaths with names and ages including Margaret A Bolger 64 in Milton Winnie Beals Malden Martha Louise Freeman 71 in Malden Ernest T Holwill 42 in Newton Highlands Jane Hubbard Hodgkinson 61 in Norman Cross Henry 8 Little 60 Somerville Alexander Lawson 69 4 months Somerville Marian M Manton ? Beach Bluff Robert S McCombie 33 in city Robert Pepper LO Somerville Thomas M Richards 65 5 months Somerville Sarah Denny Ripley Hartford Abby M Swett 59 Chelsea Clement Willis 2 4 months in city.
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Bolger
Milton
Margaret A. Bolger
Beals
Winnie
Cr. W. Beals
Freeman
Malden
Martha Louise
George M. Freeman
Holwill
Newton Highlands
Ritchie
Ernest T. Holwill
Mary A
Edward G. Manton
McCombie
Robert S. McCombie
Peper
Robert Pepper
Richards
Somerville
Thomas M. Richards
Ripley
Hartford
Conn
Sarah Denny
James W. Ripley
U.S.A
Kearsarge Naval Veterans Admit Seven New Members
The Kearsarge Naval Veterans met in G A R Post 15 hall and admitted seven new members. A committee was named to arrange a naval ball in late November.
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Kearsarge Naval Veterans
G. A. R. Post
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VERE
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R & Man
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Mme
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Samson and Dalila
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Arace
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Hathaway, Higgins & CO
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William R. Howland
Waumbeck Street
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L. Foster Morse
Exchance Place
Mass
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S. A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railroad Company
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
John VP. Whitehead
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Wm. C. Codman
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Holbrook & Fox
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Newbury Street
Hubbard’s School For Girls
P. O
Ernst Perabo
Ashburton Place
Litok
Coffin & Henry
OWA
Kosten
Des Moines
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire St
NEW Georgia Enterprise
Leak’s Collecting and Protective Agency OF
Georgia
Griffin
S. G.leak
S. G. Leak
Griffin, Ga
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Board OF Railroad Commissioners
Aaron EK
Insurance
American Insurance Co
Suffolk
Holden
Margaret A. Cole
Harry Ellsler
Moston
Oston
WM. T. Connolly
H. E. Bellew
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