OME RULE PROSPECTS TO DEMORALIZED UNIONISTS
A Dublin dispatch reports that a Rule Union deputation from Ireland met in England to strengthen ties with Home Rule supporters. The piece highlights enthusiastic receptions for English visitors, the aim of burying past resentments, and notes Ulster nationalist growth and likely Parnell gains with National League strength.
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Don
Sorcrau
Me Rule Union
Ireland
England
National League
Ulster
Mr. Parnell
Unionists Diminish as Salisbury Ministry Struggles
Edward Dicey warned the Salisbury government can only be saved by admitting a few Unionists, but signs show none will join. The Unionists are defeated, demoralized, and lack followers, with Hartingtonians unlikely to back a discredited ministry. The Tory leadership fears a swift Salisbury collapse.
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Lord Hartington
John Morley
Newcastle
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Ward
Title Insurance Co
Enry W. Savage
Court Street
Cornhill
Crumbling Irish policy sparks Liberal infighting and scandal
The piece criticizes the ministries handling of Ireland and England, detailing police surveillance during protests, false accusations against Irish nationalists, and the Whelehan Callinan case. It blasts government agents, praises Nationalist leaders, and casts doubt on leadership choices including Rosebery Spencer and Chamberlain.
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London
Lewis Lyons
East London
Tower Hill
Walker
St. Pancras Arches
Orange
Callinan
Whelehan
Joseph Chamberlain
National League
Tralee
Cork
Ennis
Salisbury
Arnold
Lord Rosebery
Ipswich
Gladstone
William Harcourt
Morley
Chamberlain
Lord Rosebere
Rosebery
Lord Spencer
Progressive Party
Liberal Fears Of Leadership In Decaying Lords Chamber
The piece notes the Radical leaders in the House of Lords face hostility from the Tory party and criticizes Rosebery for ties to the Rothschilds. It also contemplates Gladstone’s long-term absence and foresees upheaval in Liberal ranks upon his departure.
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House of Lords
Lor Rosebery
Liberal Party
Gladstone
Osceola
Northumberland Miners Vote Reflects Socialism and Bourne Burt
The Northumberland miners largely oppose Burt, a Liberal MP, citing neglect of mining interests amid years of privation and a rising socialist sentiment. A leading observer warns socialism may split the Liberal party, with a new labor party forming to claim industrial-district support.
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Northumberland
Messrs. Burt
Fenwick
Burt
Liberal Party
England
Cromwell and the Positivist View by Frederic Harrison
The article notes Frederic Harrison works on Cromwell from a Positivist political angle. As a republican he may reject Carlyle’s praise yet favor a strong government beyond shifting parliaments. Irish policy under Cromwell would likely draw disapproval, suggesting a work of notable interest upon completion.
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Frederic Harrison
Cromwell
Harrison
Carlyle
Politics of Fisheries Rights For American Sailors
Secretary Bayard commented on the fisheries issue saying the State Department has not set a final policy. He emphasized the need to define American rights in Canadian waters, hoping for an amicable settlement while preserving U S rights.
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New York
the Herald
Bayard
State Department
United States
The French Opera Company presents Audran's Serment d Amour
The French Opera Company's performance of Audran's Serment d Amour drew mixed notice. While the cast showed spirit and strong acting by M Mezieres and Mile Picard, the music was not regarded as his best. some numbers shone but overall the score lacked freshness and vibrancy. The cast included M Mezieres as Gavaudan, Mile Picard as Rosette, and M. Maris as Le Comte with other performers noted for their contributions.
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Audran
United States
M. Mezieres
Gavaudan
M. Maris
M. Stephen
Grivolin
Mile. Stani
la Marquise
Mlle. Nordall
Marion
Madame Angot
Miles
Bennati
Picard
Boston Theatre Week of Luck Run Draws Large Crowd
The Boston Theatre presented A Ran of Luck with a strong audience last night and offers matinee and evening shows today. Silver horseshoe pins will be given to ladies and children at the first performance.
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Chickering Hall
Music Hall
Mme
Helene Hastreiter
Maud Powell
Adele Marqulies
Whitney Mockridge
Charles Howson
New York
Henry Irving
Star Theatre
Faust
Louis XI
Irving
England
Richmond
Londshore-Potts
M.D
Tremont Temple
J. Charles Harrison
N.D
Dr. Potts
Longshore-Potts
Harrison
Parker House
Tremont Street
Theatres Schedule Showings This Evening and Afternoon
Amusements list several venues with matinee and evening performances today. Philopene at Park Theatre 7:45 pm. Sophia at Boston Museum 2 pm and 7:45 pm. A Run of Luck at Boston Theatre 2 pm and 7:45 pm. Phryne at Hollis Street Theatre 2 pm and 7:45 pm. Maurice Grau French opera company at Globe Theatre 2 pm and 7:45 pm. My Partner at Howard Athenaeum 2 pm and evening unspecified.
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Globe Theatre
Joel Stetson
Maurice Grau
Mary Pirard
Rosette
Ening
Mme
Anger
Mile
Julia Bennafi
Lange
Clairette
la Mascotte
Julia Bennati
Fatinitza
Saturniay
Angot
ONDAY
Auction and sale timetable for Brighton and area
Listings show morning and midday auction slots for barses and carriages at Albert Howe & Co in Brighton, with sales by Moses Colman & Co, Rh. L. Day & Co, Francis Henshaw & Co, Libbie & Co, Gideon Beck & Son and others. Thursday features entries for horses by C. T. Walker and fruit by Snow & Co with times 10:30 and 11 a.m. respectively.
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Albert Howe & Co
Brighton
Moses Colman & Co
Rh. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Horatio Harris
Charles I’. Libbie & Co
Gideon Beck & Son
C. T. Walker
Fruit—Snow & Co
Marriage notices in city register October events
In the city record, October events list L. B. Schwarz and Luther Krauer to Seca. Hosea White appears with WEIAUT WECKESSER in East Cambridge on October 18 officiated by Rev. L. B. Schwarz, Joseph Welat and Maria Weckesser noted.
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B . L. B. Schwarz
Luther Krauer
Seca
Hosea White
Weiaut—Weckesser
East Cambridge
L. B. Schwarz
Joseph Welat
Maria Weckesser
Cepa Nees Te
Obituary notices list multiple deaths including Gardiner and Higins
Deaths reported from Smyrna to Newport announce Amanda J Constantine and William D Higgins among others. Names listed include John Gardiner, Sarah Howland, Harriet Jones, Grace Parker, Caroline Pickman, Henry Plimpton, Nathan Robbins, Lydie Robbins, Mary Rust, Eustis Til den, and William Wheeler with ages and locations in Oct. notices.
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Parker
Reading
Grace I. Parker
George A. Parker
Pickman
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Caroline Head Pickman
George E. Head
Plimpton
London
Eng
Henry M. Plimpton
Walpole
Mass
Robbins
Nathan Robbins
Plymouth
Lydie F. Robbins
L. T. Robbins
Rust
East Shelburne
Mary E. Rust
Tilden
Eustis Woodbury
Com Ny B
First Battery
Heavy Artillery
M. V
Wheeler
Newport
R. I. Saceenly
William Lamont Wheeler
United States Navy
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