Interview series highlights currency danger and tariff debate
Governor Rus sell discusses the silver issue in a bold exclusive interview. General John W. Corcoran, Clinton Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor, says Republicans bear full responsibility for current currency dangers and argues the Democratic record justifies reappointment, citing tariff policies and regional industry shifts as proof.
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Rusell
John W. Corcoran
Clinton
Corcoran
Washington Street
New Post
New England
Massachusetts
Steamer Report Confirms Citta di Roma Lost Not City of Rome
In New York on Oct 14 the Anchor Line said from St Johns the missing ship is the freighter Citta di Roma, not the City of Rome. Captain and first officer drowned. others saved. The vessel, 1308 tons, sailed New Orleans Sept 23 and Norfolk Sept 3 for Bordeaux and Queenstown. Cap Rac, N F, Oct 14 report says City of Rome passed east Tuesday afternoon. all well.
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New York
St. Johns
City of
Rome
Citta di Roma
Maritime Register
Freigh Steamship
Bertolotta
New Orleans
Norfolk
Bordeaux
Queenstown
Messrs. Henderson Bros
Cape Racg
N. F
Parnell Reveals Distrust of Followers in Labouchere Reminiscence
London dispatch summarizes Henry Labouchere’s reminiscence on Charles Parnell. The Irish leader distrusted followers amid internal strife, doubted secret carriers, and believed O Kelly alone could keep a secret. He reserved hope for reconstituting his party and anticipated Gladstone's home rule measure.
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London
British Isles
Parnell
Henry Labouchere
M. P
O’shea
Pigott
Times
Parliamentary Commission
Paris
O'Kelly
Mr. Lapouchere
Effective Exhibit at the Food and Health Exposition
The Royal Dutch Cocoa Factory of Holland founded by C. J. Van Houten & Zoon of Weesp, Holland, holds letters patent from 1817 and exclusive rights to cocoa powder. European medical authorities certify its purity, and the firm operates extensive works and plantations with a large workforce and vast shipping. Sales in Great Britain reached nearly six million pounds of cocoa in 1900.
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C. J. van Houten
C. J. van Houten & Zoon
Weesp
Holland
King of Holland
Royal Dutch Cocoa Factory OF Holland
Europe
South America
Great Brite
New England Weather Outlook From The Post Forecast
The Post's forecast says New England will be mostly cloudy today with warmer southerly winds and occasional light rain, mainly in the western and northern parts. Tomorrow remains unsettled with potential rainfall to the north and a notable thermal shift as southwest winds develop.
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New England
Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Florida
Lakes
Saul Ste. Marie
Montana
Pacific Coast
Western Gulf Region
Omaha
Kansas City
Mississippi
Nebraska
Colorado
Arkansas
South Atlantic
Michigan
Halifax
Boston
Walas
New Boston Post Praised as People’s Democratic Paper
The new Post in Boston wins broad public praise for its fresh appearance, fearless progressive policy, and lively coverage including a remarkable Governor Russell interview. Leaders from Democratic groups and city officials commend its enterprise and anticipate strong support from Democrats and the public.
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New Post
Post
Boston
John H. Sullivan
Democratic State Central Committee
Democratic City Committee
Russell
Alderman Lee
Pople
Benjamin F. Stacey
Hamilton
Worcester
Gordon Gladding
Walter Hayward
John F. Evans
Jacob L. Nourse
Dolan
Charlies
K. Andrew
George &. McNeil
Galvin
Casey
Rust
Missionary Board Meets In Oct Session Discusses Giving
The American Board session opened with Alden presenting papers on responsibility from missionary growth and the need for large gifts. J M Hall urged bold fundraising to a million, listing potential donors by giving capacity. Other talks warned against overextension and stressed self-supplied evangelism while calling for steady emergency resources. Prayer and foreign mission leaders from Asia, India, Turkey, and Hong Kong spoke, finishing with a glowing note on Ayer's Coffee Substitute at a food expo.
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Prins.seld
American Board
Alden
J. M. Hall
Boston
Dr. Storrs
Clark
Prue
Judson Smith
D.D
Oreign
George Allchin
Japan
London Times
London
Times
Nehemiah Boynton
India
R. Hayes
Hong Kong
C. Tracy
Dr. Virgin
New York
Plume wins Hetherston porting Co Elite Kentucky Whiskey
The plume is awarded the Hetherston porting Co s Elite Kentucky Whiskey for age purity and value. It notes three bottle sizes, wired and sealed, in original shape. Merchants listed include Stephen Gale 1759 Washington St J H W Hill 73 Green St Frank W Moore Allston Station John T Powers 743 Tremont St and others.
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Hetherston Porting Co
Stephen Gale
Washington St
J.H. W.hill
Green St
Frank
W. Moore
Allston Station
John T. Powers
Tremont St
Corcoran Defends Party Roles in Silver Question
General Corcoran argues that party attitudes matter less than past actions and future aims, accusing Republicans of sole responsibility for current currency disruption. He praises Democrats as hard money guardians, laments today’s monetary instability, and links free silver to mercenary politics and McKinleyism, noting a Republican-led push to raise silver prices via protective measures. CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE.
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Corcoran
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Atlanta Arrives After Stranded Steamer Rescue
The United States ship Atlanta reached Delaware Breakwater after heading from New York to aid the stranded Government steamer Despatch. The voyage lasted fifty hours into a heavy gale that damaged a hawse-pipe and caused a gas explosion injuring six men, with two in critical condition. The Atlanta is repairing its engines now.
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Delaware Breakwater
Del
United States
Atlanta
New York
Storm Toll Hits Long Island Sound Vessels
New York reports a northeast storm battering Long Island Sound. The steamer Elm City anchored off Great Neck for shelter with about 150 passengers. Delaware remained offshore Whitestone with several schooners and barges, while Skidmore is overdue with barges possibly adrift. Offshore waves near thirty feet pound Rockaway Beach and Holland’s Station boats were forced to beach. In Cape May Point, Wanamaker’s cottage wall washout and beach damage occur, but Harrison’s cottage remains largely intact.
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New York
Long Island Sound
Elm City
New Haven
Great Neck
L. L
Delaware
Norwich
Whitestone
Bridgeport
Skidmore
Jamaica
Bowery Bays
Rockaway
Holland’s Station
Rockaway Beach
Asbury Park
N. J
New Jersey
Sandy Hook Point
Seaside Park
Wanamaker
Cape May Point
Harrison
Bad Night for Surfmen in Provincetown Fire Event
Schooner Henry L. Phillips returned with 8000 pounds of codfish but ran ashore on Long Point after parting lines and losing an anchor. The crew is safe, Cook Wrecking Co. to float her, surfmen report a severe Cape Cod surf with many sightseers observing the harbor’s busy fleet including D A Small and Agate among other fishing vessels.
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Provincetown
Henry L. Phillips
Channel
Long Point
Cook Wrecking Company
Cape Shore
D. A. Small
Agate
A. Heaton
Veto
Commodore Tucker
Robert P. King
Elia F. Bartlett
Nellie G. Adams
Rosa Cabral
Josep F. Johnson
Gertie Winger
Lulu Wilour
Hatue and
Lotue
C. K. Jones
Yacht Ashore After Fogland Point Storm
Judge George N Bliss of East Providence sees his yacht ashore at Fogland Point Seabonnet River. Crew reach land safely and may salvage the craft as a gale at Block Island rages eighty hours with winds to eighty four miles an hour. Two stone scows ashore and the schooner Elnora Hill likely to drag in the harbor with three anchors set.
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Providence
R. L
Spector
George N. Bliss
East Providence
Fogland Point
Seabonnet River
Block Island
Elnora Hill
Flower Harbor
Coastal gale wrecks multiple ships near Portland harbor
On the Maine coast near Portland a strong blow dragged anchors of schooners Quire Twilight and N Jones, tearing away headgear and jibboom. Quiver broke her waist and fore rigging. All vessels slipped their chains to clear. At Macutas a four masted schooner William Johnson went ashore.
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Portland
Quire
N. Jones
Macutas
William Johnson
MASSACHUSETTS GOP RALLY ENTHUSIASM AT MUSIC HALL
About 3000 Republicans packed Music Hall for a ratification gathering. Speaker Reed drew the crowd last, but lasting interest waned as Allen staff and Soley spoke. Roosevelt’s letter was read. Notables including Hart Morse McPherson Marden Allen Doherty attended, with Roger Wolcott presiding and praising Republican gains under their rule.
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Mr. Soley
Reed
Allen
Walcott
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Wolcott
Hart
Congressman Morse
McPherson
Marden
United States
Marshall Doherty
Roger Wolcott
Massachusetts
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A T. Phelps
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