Irish Americans Returning to Cleveland Trenton Analysis
In Trenton New Jersey Irish American voters are observed as Democrats, with Republicans canvassing hard on tariff issues and wage fears in pottery. The article notes factory bosses and key potters aligning or wavering, mentions ex-Congressman Brewer and local figures, describes parades and financial mobilization, and predicts mixed outcomes as campaign rhetoric clashes with workers’ realities.
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N. J
Trenton
New Jersey
Cleveland
M. Alpaugh
Joseph Myer
Cial
Mr. Alpaugh
Alpaugh
Potters
Democratic League
Harrison
Blaine
Englan
England
Enthusiastic Hoosiers greet Thurman party across Indiana
Judge Thurman and Governor Gray toured Indiana by train with loud welcomes from Indianapolis to Fort Wayne. Crowds cheered at Arcadia Kokomo Peru Wabash Huntington and Fort Wayne as the party spoke briefly and thanked supporters. The group traveled amid rain and steady crowds and planned a large event the next day.
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Fort Warne
Ind
Judge Thurman
Indianapolis
Arcadia
Udge Thurman
Gray
Atlanta
Thurman
Tipton
Fort Wayne
Governor Gray
Peru
Andrews
Huntington
Fort Wayne Depot
Hendrcks Club
Wayne Hotel
Allison
Congress
Hewitt
Citizens’ Committee
Westfield Rally Critics Tariff Policy For Cleveland Campaign
At Westfield on Oct 16 the Cleveland and Thurman Club hosted a rally praising Cleveland and attacking the Republican tariff plan. Speakers William E. Russell John W. Corcoran and Harvey N. Collison led a wide audience with local politicians, debating tariff duties, surplus spending and the Mills bill.
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WestField
Srzoray
Cleveland and Thurman Club
Messrs
William E. Russell
John W. Corcoran
Harvey N. Collison
Cleveland and Thurman Zouaves
Westfield Band
Reuben Noble
Henry W. Ely
Congress
Co. M. Whipple
James Noble, Jr
J. H. Bryan
M. M. Pease
Sidney Harrocks
George E. Whipple
John ©. Robinson
Roland Parks
J. M. Gibbons
Noble
Cleveland
Russell
Corcoran
Mr. Ely
Ely
Democratic Party
Smith & Co
Lee Party
Republican Party
Chicago
Tariff Commission
Long
Lodge
Mr. Long
Old Lodge
Boston, Advertiser
New England
Washington
Kansas
Blaine on the Wing Short Addresses to Curious Hoosiers
Mr Blaine and party traveled from New Albany to Lafayette with stops at Providence Salem Bedford Stinesville Greencastle Gosport and Cloverdale. About 30 000 people met the train crowds cheered Blaine and he urged Indiana to back Harrison and oppose Cleveland. The organized rally closes the Indiana canvass with speakers including Alger Thompson and Hovey at Tippecanoe.
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New Albany
Ind
Blaine
Louisville
Chicago
Lafayette
Providence
Harrison
Salem
Washington County
Biproro
Indiana
Bedford
Lawrence
Union
United States
Canada
Dominion
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Buffalo
Great Northwestern States
Dominion of Canada
Sueyort
Tom
Benjamin Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Greencastle
Bloomington
State University
Maine Statesman
Stinesville
Gosport
Cloverdale
Lara Aurerre
Mr. Blaine
Bowen Brown Brockenbough
Tippecanoe
Alger
Navy
R. W. Thompson
Hovey
Gibson
Tanner
Incendiary arrest and local society notes in Boston area
In City weather shows rain then fair and warmer. Mrs Arsella Johnson of West Somerville arrested on incendiarism charge. Universalist Social Union met at Thorndike with remarks by President Strauss Rev Dusseault Rexford Miner. Harvard tennis tournament began. Mystic circuit races opened with Arthur Wilkes winning 2 40 class. 2 28 class unfinished. New England Cremation Society described as dead. New England Meteorological Society held fourth annual meeting. Bridal wedding at St Paul Episcopal Brookline. Merchants Week semi annual plan by Boston wholesale merchants. Rev James H Ross installed as pastor East Somerville. Frances Raymond arrested for $3000 diamond theft in New York. City Treasurer Turner appeals for Florida yellow fever relief. Barnum of Democratic national committee in town. Lodge renominated. Higginson dined with fifth district committee. Cambridge aldermen to visit Washington to inspect overhead electric streetcar system.
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Arsella Johnson
West Somerville
Universalist Social Union
Thorndike
Strauss
W. F. Dusseault
Malden
New England Meteorological Society
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Brookline
Mystic
Arthur Wilkes
Boston
James H. Ross
First Congregational Church
East Somerville
Frances Raymond
New York
Turner
Florida
Barnum
Democratic National Committee
Lodge
Higginson
Fifth District
Democratic Committee
Cambridge
Washington
Page
Congress Debates Adjournment and Tariff Timing
Washington reports show Democrats favor delaying adjournment with Republican planning a recess start date. Senate consider a recess from Thursday to November 19 as revenue and tariff measures loom. Also, comptroller approves reserve agencies for several New England banks including Boston and New York institutions.
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Washington
Spectran
House
Oates
Senate
Allison
Denham Boot and Shoe Firm Faces 7000 Deficit
George A. Denham a boot and shoe jobber at 125 Federal street vanished last Thursday after an expert found about 7000 missing from the books. Denham had attempted to run the business with George H. Burt, who contributed 10000 in cash, later additional funds were provided. A creditors’ attachment followed Denham’s failure to meet obligations, and a meeting of creditors is planned for next Thursday or Friday.
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George A. Denham
Federal Street
Denham
George H. Burt
Burt
Grothusen
Disturbance Leaders Shot by Patrolman in South Boston
Around 11 pm Dennis Callaghan J Patrick Murphy James Brady Michael Keenan and others raised a ruckus between First and Second streets South Boston. Patrolman Brace ordered a stop. they assaulted him and a rock was raised. The officer drew and shot Murphy in the calf. Keenan and Murphy were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Callahan
J. Patrick Murphy
James Brady
Michael Keenan
First
Second Streets
Boston
Brace
Murphy
Keenan
East Boston Roof Fall Claims Life of Man
Robert Cawthorne fell twenty feet from a Havre street house roof in East Boston yesterday fracturing his skull. He died at City Hospital last night.
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Patal
East Boston
Robert Cawthorne
Havre Street
Boston
City Hospital
Late ship news reported arrival of Alexander Yeata
News desk records that the ship Alexander Yeata arrived, with the update originating from New York on October 16 while port reports also mention Shanghai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alexander Yeata
Shanghai
Cable Car Men Face Discontent After Rerouted Grip Crew
In Cxuicaco on Oct 16 the north division grip cars were reassigned to new workers from Kansas City, displacing about 100 old employees. Police guarded the new gripmen, but cables broke in several spots and a riot arose at North avenue and Halstead street as rocks rained on two new horse cars. Passengers suffered injuries amid the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cxuicaco
North Division
Kansas City
LaSalle Street
North Avenue
Halstead Street
Democratic rally draws attendees in Newton Upper Falls
In heavy rain, a Newton Democratic rally at Prospect school drew a large crowd. James Aylward of Cambridge spoke on the Mills bill and refuted claims of free trade, followed by E J Slattery of South Framingham who discussed public trusts and shared Canadian lumber region wages data.
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Newton
Speday
Newton Upper Falls
Prospect School
James Aylward
Cambridge
E. J. Slattery
South Ramingham
Steamer Thorn Holm Released After Security Deposit
The steamer Thorn Holm seized by McArthur Bros. for 13000 dollars with Captain Bain of Quebec providing security has been released and is now loading for Glasgow.
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QueBec
Thorn Holm
McArthur Bros
Bain
Glasgow
Striped Jackets for Sale at JoorpA Marsh & Co.
Striped jackets priced at $2.50 each are featured in JoorpA Marsh & Co.'s Misses' Clothing department. The sale highlights affordable attire for women, with emphasis on style and value for shoppers.
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Joor- Pa
Marsh & Co
Hewitt Accepts Renomination and Talks Union Candidate
New York Mayor Hewitt writes that he accepts renomination ratified by the County Democracy and offers to withdraw in favor of a union candidate named by citizens and endorsed by both Democratic organizations. He labels Tammany as an irresponsible secret society. Erhardt, Republican mayoral candidate, claims Democratic backing could push Harrison votes to defeat Hewitt. Tammany rejects union on local nominations.
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Senate
Republican Party
New York Tribune
Democratic Party
Collison
Europe
Colison
Home Market Club
Ecards
Cleveland
Thurman
Herbert Radclyffe
Pat Collins
M Prisident Cleveland
New York
Hewitt
Citizens’ Committee
Tammany
Tilden
Belmont
Barlow
Winthrop Chandler
Joel B. Erhardt
Harrison
Union
Tammany Hall
Balfour Opposes Closer Union with Unionists
London on October 16 Mr Balfour chief secretary for Ireland stated he did not share the view that a closer union with the Unionists was desirable. He said each man owed something to his party and that amalgamation might occur without erasing the historic identity, a change in name potentially reflecting the Irish controversy.
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William
Naples
Mr. Balfour
Alunda
Newfoundland
London
Balfour
Ireland
Haddington
Empire
Emperor William in Naples amid 500000 cheering crowds
Emperor William King Humbert and party arrived in Naples at 2 30 pm. The streets were jammed with about 500 000 people and workingmen and fishermen in costumes cheered from the Piazz a Plebiscito and along the royal procession. Crispi received onlookers with cordial acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Emperor William
Humbert
Prince Henry
Duke of
Aosta
Royal Palace
William
Crispi
Processfol
Interrupted Bridal Tour Arrest in St Louis
George B. Hawkes of Gardner Massachusetts was arrested in St Louis after police linked him to selling fine gold watches at very low prices. He claimed he traveled from home to Boston last week, acquired watches from a jeweler his father dealt with, then ran into financial trouble with Annie Matthews, his fiancée, and sold jewelry to cover expenses.
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St. Louis
George B. Hawkes
Gardner
Mass
Boston
Annie Matthews
Denial of Rome Watertown Ogdensburg Rail Sale
Oct 16 Aupany New York report said the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company had acquired the Rome Watertown and Ogdensburg railroad, with alleged closing in the city. Horace G. Young, D H Canal general manager, denied the sale saying no negotiations or plans existed as far as he knew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rome
New England
Aupany
N. Y
Sredau
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Railroad
Horace G. Young
Cartwright speaks on federation and reciprocity policy
Sir Richard Cartwright addresses constituents in Ingersoll on October 16. He notes strains in Canada United States relations and argues for unrestricted reciprocity with the United States as the best path for Canada, while cautioning federation only if paired with lasting friendship with Britain. He predicts the Reform party and much of the Conservative party favor unrestricted reciprocity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Incerson
Richard Cartwright
Canada
United States
New Zealand
Australia
Reform Party
CARELESS FLAGMEN. Eight Die In Rail Wrecks Across Two Lines
A Lehigh Valley gravel train wreck near Tamanend Pennsylvania kills six Hungarians and injures twenty six. The flagman failed to signal the fast freight, blame placed on him. Killed include William Goulden and George Petrey among others. A separate Fitchburg yard collision at Williamstown injures work crew. no scratches to most, but damages estimated at 5000 to 6000 dollars.
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Macon Cuunk
Penn
Pottsville
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Tamanend
Lehigh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
William Goulden
Nescopec
George Petrey
Rockport
Joseph Hoskinisi
Mike Catilski
John Lowinski
Edwig Pike
John Levinkie
Joseph Levenski
North Apams
New Williamstown
Fitchburg
Cheney
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Depositors Hope for Full Recovery
About 200 depositors of the defunct Farmers and Mechanics Bank met in Pirrspura Pennsylvania on October 16. A statement showed total assets of 224,020 dollars, with stockholders responsible for 130,000 dollars extra. Combined assets and obligations give hope depositors will recover every cent.
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Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank
Pirrspurag
Penn
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Mills
Meherson
Newark
Fudge Thurman
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Allen, Solly & Co
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Hamilton Place
Leonard & CO
Bromfield Street
Superb Oriental
Mola Aaly
Persia
Natl Life Ins
J. T. Phelps
Agt
Cockrell
H. R. Pierson
Board of Regents
The
University of New York State
Rugia
Hamburg
G. W. Simmons & CO
North St
Call & Tuttle
Summer Street
John M. Call, Jr
National Bank
National Bank of the Republic of New York
Commercial National of
Fourth National of
Globe National of
Hanover National of
State National of
National Bank of the Redemption of Boston
Broadway National Bank of
Welden National Bank of
St. Albans
First National of
Merchants’ National of
Burlington, Vt
National Exchange Bank of Providence, R. I
California
San Francisco
Gest ‘& Belek
Savage
Cal & Va
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Crown Point
Union Con
Utah
Eureka
Yellow Jacket
Dowd & Curry
Commonwealth
Hale & Norcross
Mexican
Nevada Queen
Mono
Democrats
Steamer
Mayor Hewitt
Conservatives
Sir Richard Cartwright
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