Roll of Honor in Boston Attacks Pension Reform
The Bay State Club dinner speech by President Eror criticizes Republican pension policy as corrupt and degraded. It credits Cleveland era efforts to restore honor to veterans and cites Senator Manderson and Grand Army debates, noting divisions over pension eligibility and the impact of recent scandals on public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eror
Bay State Club
Republic
United States
Cleveland
Einer
Republican Party
Manderson
Secretary of the Interior
Service
Grand Army
Milwaukee
Congress
N. L. Farnham Post
New York City
Ingalls
Harrison-Tanner
Eliott
Tanner
Tariff questions demand specifics from Massachusetts Republicans
A letter urges the Boston Journal and Gov candidate to name concrete changed business conditions and tariff revisions. It presses for schedules to be revised with clear plans, cites woolen and iron mills, and asks if free wool coal or iron ore is intended. The piece challenges the Journal to clarify Republican stance and demand for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
New England
The
Boston Journal
Mr. Brackett
Mr. Russe
Bay State Club
Brackett
Abraham Lincoln
Russell
BracKkettr
Journal
Lopez
Nahant
Grant
Garfield
Congress
Republican Party
Bulair
Notable 19th Century Figures in World Affairs and Arts
A compilation notes Sir Arthur Sullivan writing an opera on a grave theme, Joseph Chamberlain’s Africa plans, Carnegie’s $750000 Pittsburg library, and other high profile moves. It lists Orr joining an African eclipse expedition, Pauncefote’s Washington arrival with family, and Mrs. Grant’s Vienna stay with royalty. It cites Jay Gould's stock, Bavarian income from Hofbrauhaus, hospital ball plans, Walsh acquiring the Democrat papers, Morton illness, and political ceremonies. Also mentioned are Munkacsy plate profits, Italy hunting expeditions, Humbert ibex preserves, Sir Frederick Young’s long tour in South Africa, Sister Maria Theresa’s Legion of Honor and wartime nursing feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sullivan
Joseph Chamberlain
Africa
Carnegie
Pittsburg
C. A. Orr
Clark University
Julian Pauncefote
Washington
Grant
Vienna
Jay Gould
Western Union
Bavaria
Hofbrauhaus
Cleveland
Morton
Hahnemann Hospital Association
Philadelphia
Michael Walsh
New York Sunday Democrat
Journal
Weekly Democrat
George E. la Faye & Co
John Maddison Morton
Cox
London
Harrison
Cabinet
Cesar Rodney
Dover
Del
Bayard
Karl Koepping
Berlin
Munkacsy
Italy
Piedmont
King Humbert
Europe
Grand Paradis
Frederick Young
South Africa
Paul Kruger
Transvaal
Maria Theresa
Sisters of Mercy
Tonquim
Legion of Honor
Balaklava
Magenta
Worth
Germany
Syria
China
Mexico
Tonauin
Theresa
Classified Notice Payment Instructions
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Publishing Company
Wasprecton
Corcoran Building
Fifteenth Street
Sixth and Seventh Pages Hold Financial and Commercial News
The notice indicates where readers will find the Financial and Commercial Departments on the Sixth and Seventh pages, and the Ship News on the Third page, guiding readers to the correct sections.
Dr William Everett for Norfolk senatorial seat urged by independents
On Wednesday morning October 16 1889 Doston Dost endorses Dr William Everett in Norfolk's first senatorial district as the progressive choice for better legislature. The piece criticizes recent party machine rule and argues Everett is not a machine politician, urging the district to send him to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WinLiam Everett
Norfolk
Everett
Evrer- Ett
Senate
If Ortmanos is Mr Gladstone in disguise argues Triple Alliance view
The article in the Contemporary Review attributed to Ortmanos or Gladstone stirs debate in England and Europe. It questions Salisbury’s policy and warns that Italy should avoid alliance with Germany and Austria. It also suggests Britain should cultivate France over Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ortmanos
Italy
Gladstone
London Daily News
England
Europe
Salisbury
France
Germany
Great Britain
Austria
Mr. Glandstone
European alliance idea debated amid political feud
In a heated public meeting Republicans defend the party and attack critics as the campaign intensifies. The discussion touches on Italy France Britain and German militarism while senators and ex governors rally behind prohibition and police control issues amid accusations of a city ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Hoar
Faxon
Lena
Boston
Mr. Bracs- Ett
Political speech condemns Harrison era amid party event
Speakers in chorus apologized for the Harrison administration while praising President Extor’s independence. The remarks contrasted Extor with President Cleveland and Harrison, implying the event’s tone undermines the party’s chance at victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Extor
Cleveland
International Marine Conference Opens in Washington
The International Marine Conference begins sessions in Washington. The broad agenda promises wide public interest and impact, with debate over potential obstacles among English and German delegates. Critics fear overemphasis on trivial hobbies, while noting Mr. Blaine’s rumored disinterest in a successful outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Marine Conference
Washington
Blaine
Painful Experience in Applying Party Ideas
The fragment notes a painful experience arising from the practical application of the party's ideas, highlighting difficulties and challenges faced in execution without detailing names, places, or dates.
Justice Errant and a Broken Leg Robbery Complaint
A Lynn incident shows police arresting a man lying by the roadside, assumed drunk because he could not stand. He explained his leg was broken by robbers who had robbed him of $30, highlighting perceived court inefficiency and flawed police logic in administering justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Samaritan
Lucretia
England
Lord Denman
Massachusetts
Ben Tuamm
Austin
Tribe of Justice Shallows
Lynn
Vagram
Anonymous reminiscences about a famed death spark gossip
The passage notes a surge of sensational personal revelations in journals about the late Mr Winkie Corus. It cites Mr Yates in the London World on how anonymous reminiscences by “One Who Knew Him” cause astonishment among Corus’s old friends and feed biographical mania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates
Winkie Corus
Ill Health Rumors Hint At Succession Silence
Reports on the Prince of Watts health are said to be exaggerated by expert royalist Edmonp Yates. English journals reportedly avoid debate on succession, aligning with Sir Epwin Arnoup’s remark that the English are not a prospective people and hinting a settlement question may soon be pressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Watts
Edmonp Yates
Epwin Arnoup
Eighth Annual American Forestry Congress in Philadelphia
This week the eighth annual meeting of the American Forestry Congress is being held in Philadelphia. The gathering will feature important papers on timely subjects to be read and printed in the Annual Report. The text stresses the need for efficient forest protection and care legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Forestry Congress
Philadelphia
France to forgive duties on Angelus if painting returns
Miller's Angelus has reached New York and if it is returned to France within six months the duties totaling $32,500 will be remitted. If not, they must be paid. A picture dealer protests against the arrangement and the public questions the value placed on art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central Park
Greenough
Washington
Capitol
Boston
New York
Miller
France
World rider returns from Africa without Stanley
Mr Tuomas Stevens, sent by the New York World to locate Stanley, has come back to Zanzibar without him. The piece ends the praise of his swift London to Africa journey. Perhaps Stanley did not wish to be found.
Italians Celebrate 397th Columbus Anniversary in Boston
Italian societies in Boston marked Columbus Day with a 250 strong procession from 193 Hanover Street to Crescent Beach on a narrow gauge train, banquets at Hotel Strathmore, fireworks, and speeches by President Bragi and the Italian consul Baroni L. Testi. The event, led by chief marshal O. Brogi, featured blue uniforms, Italian colors, and orderly celebrations with no disorder reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
America
Christopher Columbus
Societa Columbus
Hanover Street
Providence
O. Brogi
North End
Salem
Crescent Beach
Hotel Strathmore
Bragi
Baroni L. Testi
Brixman
Lawrence Cain
Station 1
Society
Columbus
United States
Boston artists and studios showcase summer works
A parade of painters and exhibitions fills Boston streets as Mr. and Mrs. Blaney display etchings and water colors at their Beacon Street beehive studio. Works by Mrs. Field Miss Wadsworth and Miss Curtis receive praise, while Blaney tackles Cr uikshank edition engravings and local harbor scenes through autumn exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaney
Stoneham
New York
Melrose
Gloucester
Gloucester Harbor
L. B. Field
Phillips
Ross Turner
Sharon
Mass
Marblehead
Wadsworth
Bowdoin Street
East Gloucester
Persia
Twelfth Night at Hollis Street Theatre Delights Boston Crowd
A strong ensemble led by Miss Julia Marlowe and Miss Mary Shaw presents Twelfth Night with sparing set pieces but rich performance. Critics note Marlowe’s Viola shows growth yet hesitates at deeper emotion. Shaw’s Olivia shines, Crompton and Levick deliver solid supports, while others like Owen are missed. The crowd filled the house, cheering for the curtain calls re-risen after the final scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Marlowe
Shakspere
Hollis Street Theatre
Julia Marlowe
Mary Shaw
Eben Plympton
Viola
Boston
Hollis Street
Wyria
Olivia
Orsigo
Mrss Shaw
Maria
Miss Shaw
Mr. Crompton
Orsino
Mr. W. Crompton
Malvo
O Vic Steward
Mr. Owen
Toby Belch
Leslie Allen
Cooper
Ian _ Robertso
Florence Roberts
Sir Andrew
Antonio
Levick
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Roll OF Honor
Oor
Paris
Boston Post Post Publishing CO
Milk
Washington Street
Vane
Doston
Justice Errant
Jones
Bones
George Bliss
Butch
Philadelphia Herald
Howells
Henry George
L. B. Eaton
Steuben County
Cincinnati
Millersburg
Andrew Miller
Hochstetter
Mrs. Whitman
Beverly Farms
James Russell Lowell
A. M. Curtis
Lawrence Building
Mr. Sanderson
Vermont
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