Maynard's Jewelry Store Robbed on Brattle Street
The Brattle street jewelry shop of Maynard’s was robbed of jewelry valued at 1200 dollars. Police investigators secured the scene and searched for clues as the case drew local attention.
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Massachusetts Association of Union Ex- Prisoners of War
Tremont Temple
Maynard
Brattle Street
Harvard College
Young People’s Christian League of the Methodist Episcopal Church
John F. Andrew
Congress
Seth Low on Reform and Tariff in New York Debate
In New York the Reform Club at Cooper Union hosted a tariff reform discussion featuring Anson Phelps Stokes and Seth Low. Low argued for tempered protection, warning against rigid party lines and urging gradual tariff reform to strengthen American industries while avoiding inflationary costs and trusts.
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Congress
Senate
Teller
Secretary of the Treasury
Allison
House
Cox
Senator Quay
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Brooklyn
New York Reform Club
Cooper Union
Blaine
Lafayette
Ind
Vilas
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
New York
Sendau
Reform Club
Anson Phelps Stokes
J. H. Haviland
A. E. Faxon
Otto Heinze
J. H. van Amringe
A. Newbold Morris
D. C. Penny
John Dewitt Warner
R. K R. Bowker
Haven Putnam
W. J. Coombs
Eugene G. Blackford
R. W. Gilder
Horace E. Deming
George H. Sackett
C. Augustus Haviland
Low
New York State
Saratoga
Republican Party
Saad
East River
England
New York and Brooklyn Bridge
America
Carnegie
United States
Thurman Arrives in Indiana with Enthusiasm and Plain Talk
Fort Wayne crowds greet Judge Thurman as about 30 000 visitors pack the city. A torchlit procession, Frances Cleveland clubs, and a rally at the Princess Rink highlight the day. Thurman defends Cleveland, argues against surplus cash burial, and calls for tax relief on essentials while criticizing Republican bond policy and tariffs.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Judge Thurman
Indiana
Wayne House
Frances Cleveland
Peru
Indianapolis
Brazil
Epeeter
Princess Rink
Vorhees
Joe McDonald
Cleveland
Thurman
van Wert County
Cleve
Nland
Tilden Club
Democratic
Senator Voorhees
Gray
Opera House
Lam
United States
Treasur Department
Congress
Treasury Department
Cratic Party
Harrison
General Grant
Tsay
New Jersey Campaign Report Shows Faker War of Hats
In New Jersey, October 17, reports from both parties indicate Cleveland may win the state by a large margin, with Democrats optimistic and Republicans cautious. Hobart declines firm figures, while McPherson and others predict a Cleveland majority. tariffs and local liquor policy draw limited shifts.
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Jersey Crry
N. J
Cleveland
Hobart
Republican State Committee
Harrison
John Ramsey
Republican Committee
Hudson County
H. M. Burnett
League of Republican Clubs
Ramsey
New Jersey
Mercer County
Trenton
Clarks
Gener Hobart
Blaine
Harrigan
Personal Liberty Party
Gross Country Horse and rider themed ad notice
A morning illustration depicts a low wall and a graceful rider with an intelligent horse. The notice promotes a wide range of horse stocks including blankets, wraps, sweat cloths, and square blankets at 90 cents to $1.25, plus street robes and full equestrian outfits for ladies and gentlemen. It highlights gear for riders and drivers and calls attention to horse clothing in a dedicated department.
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North Street
District Attorney Warns on Voter Colonization Schemes
New York officials, led by Assistant District Attorney James Fitzgerald, say the district attorney’s office holds knowledge of specific attempts to colonize voters for the upcoming election. He promises prosecutions for detected offenses and stresses focus on false registration and returns over colonization. He notes no large influx of voters from distant states is likely undetected.
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New York
James Fitzgerald
New Jersey
Connecticut
Philadelphia
Fitzgerald
Weather Indications for New England and Eastern New York
Wasixcron forecast for 24 hours ending Oct 17 8 p m calls for fair cooler conditions with westerly winds and frosts expected Thursday and Friday mornings across New England and eastern New York.
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New England
New York
Cotton Region Bulletin
Atlanta
Augusta
Charleston
Galveston
Little Rock
Memphis
Moblie
Montgomery
New Orleans
Savannah
Vicksburg
Wilmington
President Vetoes Thirteen Private Pension Bills
Washington October 17 The President returned thirteen private pension bills to Congress without approval. Vetoes cited include John Robeson for disability at enlistment Mary Woodward due to a deserter husband William S Latham pending at the pension bureau Sophia Vogelsanger for death by sunstroke not war wounds Peter Liner for accident while hunting John Dauper Eljen Kelly Mary A are Eliza C Glass Elizabeth Heckler Mary Hooper Lydia A Eaton Ester Gaven and others whose claims were not shown to arise from war service Descriptions note cases pending or disputed at the pension bureau.
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Congress
John Robeson
Mary Woodward
William S. Latham
Sophia Vogelsanger
Peter Liner
John Dauper
Elijen Kelly
Mary A.are
Eliza C. Glass
Elizabeth Heckler
Mary Hooper
Lydia A. Eaton
Ester Gaven
Pension Bureau
Fever rises in Jacksonville as new yellow fever cases reach thirty six
Dr Neal Mitchell reports thirty six new yellow fever cases for the 24 hours to 6 pm with three deaths. Six new cases are white and thirty are colored, bringing total to 38663 cases and 321 deaths as warm weather fuels spread. South Jacksonville reports many new cases in a sad plight. In Sheffield Alabama a Decatur dispatch notes no deaths and three new cases. Two cases considered serious.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Neal Mitchell
Sheffield
Ala
Daily Enterprise
Decatur
Turner Acknowledges Florida Yellow Fever Relief Gifts
City Treasurer Turner reports contributions totaling 15117 37 to the relief fund for Florida yellow fever sufferers, indicating broad public support and ongoing fundraising efforts for outbreak aid.
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Turner
Fund For the Relief
Fire claims two children in Fairfield Wisconsin tragedy
The Fairfield residence of F. Smith was destroyed by fire this morning, killing two children aged 3 and 18 months who were alone in the home. Separate notes report Henry W. Simond’s Guilford house fire with $5000 loss and Islington Street fire damage in Portsmouth totaling up to $8000, insured.
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F. Smith
BraTt Lesoro
Henry W. Simond
Guilford
Portsmoutsh
N. H
Islington Street
Harrie W. W. Jackson
New York thief named Edward Q OConnor linked to Quebec Bank theft
Montreal detectives declare Edward Q OConnor alias Seymour the expert thief behind the Quebec Bank robbery. He previously looted the Fifth National Bank of $2000 and later the Commercial National Bank, prompting investigators to suspend station surveillance as they close in on the fugitive.
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Montreal
Quebec
Edward Q O’connor
Seymour
Fifth National Bank
Baie
Commercial National Bank
Kellert
O’connor
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