Converted Chinaman and English wife barred from entry
Fong Tang a 27 year old converted Chinaman with an English wife 22 arrive Niagara Falls from Toronto New York and are stopped by customs authorities from entering the United States though his wife may enter without him she chooses not to go without him. Tang a British subject by naturalization and Christian, once lived in Canton and San Francisco. Judge Sawyer upholds the Chinese exclusion act declaring all Chinese in harbor or en route must be sent back, with appeals possible to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niacara Fats
Ont
Fong Tang
Toronto
New York
United States
Canton
China
San Francisco
Lada McEmber
Sawyer
Harvard Men for Reform Campaign Meeting at Tremont Temple
Harvard independents plan a public meeting in Tremont Temple to back Cleveland and Thurman with tariff reform. Col Charles Codman will preside. speakers include Dr William Everett Harvey N Shepard Josiah Quincy and others. Also coverage of Cambridge Republican caucuses nominating Frank W Dallinger and Warren E Spaulding and speeches by Higginson and Moreland on tariff policy and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Adda
Cleveland
Thurman
Tremont Temple
Tariff Reform Association of
Harvard University
Charles RK. Codman
Whilliam Everett
Harvey N. Shepard
Josiah Quincy
Harvey N. Collison
Sherman Hoar
University
Senator Crosby
Pittsfield
Dean Men’s Democratic Club
Massachusetts
Brooks Adams
Juincy
Waldron Bates
Boston
Joseph Bird
Dorchester
Edward T. Cabot
Brookline
Abraham A. Elston
Somerville
William H. Stearns
Salem
Samuel H. Hudson
Nahant
Michael J. Kiley
Charles E. Mongan
Josiah K. Juincy
J. Henry Taylor
Chelsea
Nathaniel Niles Thayer
B. Howard Pee
William R. Whitney
Naant
Greerfield
North Adams
White
Beard
Cambridge
Isaac 5. Pear
Frank W. Dallinger
Warren E. Spaulding
Cambridge Daily
M. D. Church
John Reed
Chester F. Sanger
J. W. Wilkinson
George Close
John Clary
Seventh Middlesex
Frank W. Howe
Lowell
Middlesex
A. Evans
Everett
Democrats
Union Hall
William B. Stolba
John B. Burns
Frank 8. Dardis
John J. Brassin
Aids
Russell Zouaves
Windsor
Russell
Corcoran
T. W. Higginson
Congress
L’reeman Hunt
Union Hali
Colonel Higginson
Stephen Anderson
Eliot
Alger
Henry J. Gilmore
Te Tilmore
David F. Moreland
Woburn
Moreland
O’connell and
Phillips
Washington
Pie
Wation
Arouina
Judge Tourgee
North C
Bureau of Education
New
Sr. Higginson
Democratic Party
Harvard Square
Bergmann calls Mackenzie defense arrant nonsense
New York Oct 15 The Herald Berlin interview with Dr Bergmann states his view of Sir Morell Mackenzie's defence on Emperor Frederick illness. Bergmann accuses Mackenzie of malpractice and criticizes his medical knowledge while faulting delayed cancer treatment and Tobold and Gerhardt opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Herald
Berlin
Bergmann
Emperor Frederick
Morell Mackenzie
Frederick
Roya
Mackenzie
Frederick Lil
Tobold An Gerhardt
Gerhardt
Monster Tariff Reform Meeting At Albany
A large mass meeting at the Academy of Music in Albany gathers leaders from business and politics to back tariff reform. Congressman Russell of Worcester addresses about 90 minutes, to an audience of around 2000, while Fitch unable to attend. The event marks a strong Democratic push for reform with another mass meeting planned tomorrow featuring Thomas G. Shearman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurany
N. Y
The
Academy of Music
Fitch
New York
Russell
Worcester
Mass
Mathew Hate
Dudley Olcott
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Grange Sard
National Stove Makers’ ‘Assoviation
Amasa J. Parker, Jr
John W. McNamara
Robert Shaw Oliver
Edward Bowditch
William Bayard van Rensselaer
Marcus L. Hun
Joseph A. Lawson
James Fenimore Cooper
Mathew Hale
Republican Party
Board of Regents of
University of New Eas
Henry R. Pierson
Cleveland
Thurman
Congressman Russell
Fie
Thomas G. Shearman
Uniform orders require 48 hours notice for campaigns
A 19th century notice from G. W. Immons & Co. warns against telegraphing two hundred suits at once and to allow 48 hours for all campaign uniform orders during the next fifteen days. Despatches for flags banners torches swords and other gear can go out immediately, but uniforms demand preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W
Immons & CO
Democratic barbecue tribute to Cleveland and the administration
Ten cars carried Judge Thurman and party from Cincinnati to a Shelbyville Democratic barbecue. Crowds greeted him as he reviewed a parade and spoke at fair grounds before thousands. Thurman and Governor Gray addressed themes of Cleveland prosperity, tariff policy, and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beggs
Fair Grounds
Judge Thurman
Senator Voorhees
General Black
Governor Gray
Indiana
Grover Cleveland
United States
Cleveland
Grover Cleve
Democratic Party
St. Louis
Maine
Mexico
Nan
Republic
Thurman
Gray
Indianapolis
Conflict at Chicago as street car strikers clash with new men
In Curcaco on Oct 15 a mob attacked new drivers and conductors near Garfield avenue barns after protest over their retention. Police and Captain Shaack arrived with 25 officers. Several union men were injured. a new worker fired, wounding Burley. Yerkes warned ex-strikers against sabotaging the new hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaack
Garfield Avenue
Yerkes
North Side
Burley
Emperor William’s Vatican Visit Praised by Pope’s Secretary
Rome Oct 15 Cardinal Rampolla papal secretary of state issues a circular to nuncios saying the pope is much pleased with Emperor William’s Vatican visit and that the emperor recognizes the pope’s high sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Rome
Cardinal Rampolla
Vatican
Rampolla
German police seize copies of Dr Mackenzie book in Berlin
In London on October 15 reports say Dr Mackenzies Berlin publishers sold 2000 copies before police interference. Morning street sales were brisk as messengers carrying bundles to retailers were halted and the books seized by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dr. Mackenzie
Berlin
Revision bill in the French Chamber debates monarchy and republic
Paris Oct. 15 The Chamber of Deputies reassembled with General Boulanger present. Prime Minister Floquet introduced a bill for constitutional revision, praised by the Left as a step to strengthen republican institutions. He argued the republic endures and monarchism must be excluded, aiming to curb royalist plots and empower ministers with limited tenure while preserving chamber power to impeach. The motion to refer the bill passed 507 to 181.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
General Boulanger
M. Floquet
Floquet
M. Flogher
M. Andrieux
Zibot
M. Fioquet
M. Delmas
Proy
Lumber Mills Shut Down Over Sawdust Law Enforced
In Halifax Nova Scotia on October 15 E. D. Davidson and Sons halted operations at their La Have River mills, leaving 300 to 400 men unemployed. Cook & Co. also shut, with many more expected to follow as mills suspend work due to a law prohibiting sawdust discharge into the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallifax
E. D. Davidson & Sons
la Have
Cook & Co
Young Men's Democratic Club Ends Mayor Endorsement
New York October 15 The Young Men's Democratic Club after a heated debate tonight resolved not to endorse any candidate for Mayor in the present contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Murder in South Adams Leaves Four Charged
Norry Adams reports a man killed by a mob in front of his South Adams home. Four young men aged 17 to 24 are arraigned for murder and held without bail. Witnesses recount a violent clash at the Boyle residence. Investigations suggest further complications including alleged infidelity and possible cross-border flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norry Adams
John Waters
South Adams
Martin
James
Boyle
Dwight M. Sherman
Napoleon Reeves
Sherman
James Boyle
Martin Boyle
Boyles
Reeves
Waters
Frank Brooks
Louis Tardy
Goldthwait
Parlor Vase Lamps Featured by JorDAN, Mansi & Co.
A sale listing offers a $5.00 Parlor Vase Lamp from JorDAN, Mansi & Co. The notice notes a patent or petty wording as a tag line and highlights a limited price for the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan, Mansi & Co
Mystic Park Match Races Draw Cozy Crowd
Two top match races at Mystic Park drew a sizable audience on the eve of the regular meeting. Lady Wilkins defeated Allen Maid in heat four to win the $1000 race, while Sancho edged Butcher Boy to win the $600 event after multiple heats with times around 2:17 to 2:35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Park
Lady Wilkins
Aulen Maid
Sancho
Butcher Bey
Little Maid
Maid
F. U. Foster
W. M. Leet
Allen MO
Butcher Boy
Tom Marsh
We Casey
Pollock
Smith Saville nuptials tie Market National Bank banker
Henry F. Smith of Market National Bank married Jennie B. Saville at her parents home on Mead Street Charlestown. Rev Lees officiated with ushers Joseph Smith Caleb Saville A Otis Smith and Henry Barber Jr. Couple after reception left Boston for wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith—Saville
Henry F. Smith
The
Market National Bank
Jennie B. Saville
Mead Street
Charlestown
Lees
Joseph Smith
Caleb Saville
A. Otis Smith
Henry Barber, Jr
Boston
Rabbi Strauss Dies by Self Destruction in Central Park
New York City on October 15 reports Rabbi M. Strauss aged about 65 formerly of Cincinnati shot himself in Central Park. Letters to his son Henry in Cincinnati on the body describe his failed struggle to earn a living in old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
M. Strauss
Cincinnati
Central Park
Henry
Steamers Arrived and Sailing Dates Listed in Port Notices
A series of vessel arrivals and sailings are reported with dates from October across global ports. Ships include Lord Lansdowne from London Ontario and City of Peking from Hong Kong, with listings for New York Glasgow Hull Philadelphia and Yokohama, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Lord Lansdowne
London
Ontario
Hull
California
Mediterranean
Liverpool
Ohio
Philadelphia
City of Chester
Egypt
Rotterdam
Denmark
Baltimore
Buteshire
St Jago de Cuba
Philadephia
Marco Aurelio
Port Antonio
San Francisco
City of Peking
Hong Kon
Aspinwall
City of Para
Father Point
Montreal
Fame Point
Grecian
Para
Ambrose
Christiana
Léctimbre
Yokohama
City of Rio de Janeiro
Galileo
Toronto
Palm Branch
Edmondsley
Quebec
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Kinaman
Mis Eng
Canada
Lish
Harvard Men For Reform
Higginson
Wils
John W. Candler
DR. Bergmann
Albany
Eting Weta
Monster Mass
Squires
Sidney Squires & CO
Tremont Street
Opp
Hollis
Thos. O'Gallaghan & GO
Washington St
Globe Theatre
Leonard & Co
Bromfield Street
Molla Aaly
Persia
LNS. CO
J. T- Phelps, Agt
Ibe. Dev
New England
Atlantic Coast
Halifax
N. B
Yarmouth
N.S
Que
Eastport
Norfeld
Lewes
Portland
Antucket
Block Island
Lynchburg
Norfolk
New Orleans
Shreveport
Fort Smith
Ark
Galveston
Tex
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Memphis
Tenn
Knoxville
Cincinnati, O
Pittsburg
Pennseer Lake Region
Rockline
Sauceen
Oswego
Buffalo
Detroit
Mich
Marquette
Green Bay
Wis
Grand Haven
Chicago
Jil
Oene BO
Duluth
Minn
Upper Mississippi Valley
St. Paul
Fort Sill
Santa Fe
EL Paso
Cotton Region Bulletin
Atlanta
Charleston
Little Rock
Mobile
Montgomery
Savannah
Vicksburg
Wilmington
Roman and
Bellagio Silk Couvertures
Como
Bellagio
Hewins & Hollis, Outfitters
Hamilton Place
Senate
Union Pacific
Blair
Doherty
Allison
West
House
Oates
Alabama
Wheeler
We of
Blaine
New Albany
Ind
Ada M. Bittenbender
United States Supreme Court
Medford
Mills
Sugar Trust
Shelbyville
Holyoke
Vancouver
Cae
Feir
Dr. McDonald
Alanson W. Beard
John D. Long
Milton
South Boston
Peter J. Reardon
James Jerrier
Fast Boston
Brookline Selectmen
Street
Harvard Street
Banctio
Charitable
Irish Society
Parker House
Boston Executive Business Men’s Association
Werkes
Leo
RM. Floquet
Four Rien
Mystic
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