Prospect of Self-Government for Ireland Hailed in Boston
A Boston crowd at Faneuil Hall applauded a push for Ireland’s local self-government led by Parnell. Speakers including Governor Robinson, Mayor O Brien, Frederick O Prince and others urged support for Ireland’s parliamentary champions, stressing constitutional means and universal rights.
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Vaneuilhall
Irish Parliamentary Party
Parnell
Ireland
Robinson
Frederick O. Prince
O’brien
Commonwealth
Hlon
John E. Fitzgerald
Thomas Flatley
Patrick Donohue
P. D. Dwyer
Dr. Kelly
John Hurley
Templeton
T. B. Fitz
Newton
Municipal Council of
Boston
Trish
O’ Brien
Great Britain
United States
Governor Robinson
Gov. Robinson
Mother Erin
Erin
Liberty
Faneuil Ball
Prince of Wales
Prince
Idle Rumors Denied by President Cleveland Special Despatch
A Boston Post dispatch reports President Cleveland denying idle rumors over a Boston collectorship and notes the administration has not discussed the matter with Saltonstall or Endicott. The article surveys patronage shifts and potential reorganization, with remarks on Senate nominations and political maneuvering in Washington.
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Cleveland
Washington
Saltonstall
Boston
Endicott
Treasury Department
Congress
Jordan
Manning
Senate
Revess
Sherman
Virginia
Daniel
Barbour
Washlington
San Francisco
New York
Treasury
Department
Philadelphia
New Mexico Chief Justice Vincent Seeks Vindication Over Dorsey Jury Appointment
Despatches from Santa Fe report Chief Justice WM A Vincent arriving home and asking to visit Washington to vindicate himself. He cites Dorseysappointment as jury commissioner in Colfax county as reason and notes local factionalism, jail attack, and deaths. Garland says he will not comment until detainees speak.
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Vincent
New Mexico
Firmself
Garland
St. Louis
Santa Fe
N. M
A. H. Garland
Stephen W. Dorsey
Colfax
United States
Dorsey
Washington
WM. A. Vincent
Officer Uses Door Destroyer In Howard Street Gaming House Raid
Third division officers led by Sergeants Gaskin and Cain with Patrolmen Foss Fitzgerald Cleary and Howe raided No 31 Howard Street after boarding a West End car. The door to the upper room yielded a counting board dice sets and cards, while the inner safe remained locked with no loot found. The raid follows a similar operation last week and promises further actions.
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Gaskin
Cain
Foss
Fitzgerald
Cleary
Howe
Cambridge Street
Stoddard Street
Howard
No. 31
Gaskins
Printers of Lynn Discuss Union at Local Office
In Lynn, printers gathered at J. F. McCarty & Bro to consider forming a craft union. A separate report notes William H. Bingham, 193 Chestnut, awoke Monday around 3:50 AM to see a burglar slipping from a kitchen window. no theft occurred. Another crime note says burglars entered George Abbott’s home, 35 Maple Street, while the family was away and took $15.
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Lynn
J. F. McCarty & Bro
William H. Bingham
Chestnut Street
George Abbott
Maple Street
Stabbing Suspect Denied Lower Bail in District Court
Patrick Crane remained in stable condition after being stabbed Saturday night. Julius Winfrey appeared before Judge Orcutt, pleaded not guilty, and was held on $2000 bail for next Saturday’s appearance. Counsel E. G. Welker of Charlestown represented the defendant. motion to set bail at $800 denied as Crane still in danger.
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Patrick Crane
Julius Winfrey
Orcutt
District Court
E. G. Welker
Charlestown
Crane
Embezzlement Arrest of Castor Company Bookkeeper John Lorenzen
John Lorenzen head bookkeeper for George A Castor & Co at 515 519 Washington street was arrested yesterday by Patrolman Raymond division 4 for embezzling between 900 and 1000 dollars. A 28 year old married man with a good prior reputation, Lorenzen lives with his wife at the Hotel Winthrop on Bowdoin street.
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John Lorenzen
George A. Castor & Co
Washington Street
Raymond
Division 4
Lorenzen
Hotel Winthrop
Bowdoin Street
YANKER YACHTSMEN SOCIAL EVENT AT PARKER HOUSE
A social dinner honoring Puritan builders and patriotic yacht club members will be hosted by Eastern Yacht club at the Parker house on October 18. Arrangements are led by F Gordon Dexter and a committee including T Dennie Boardman, John M Glidden, John Jeffries, and others. The list of Puritan builders includes Commodore H 8 Hovey and Rear Commodore W T Weld among several gentlemen and one unknown friend.
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Parker House
Eastern Yacht Club
F. Gordon Dexter
T. Dennie Boardman
John M. Glidden
John Jeffries
Geo. Z. Silsbee
W. D. Pickman
Greely S. Curtis
General R. H
H. 8. Hovey
J. Malecomb Forbes
W. T. Weld
C.J. Paine
W. H. Fornes
J. L. Gardner
Augustus Hemmenway
T. 5. Higginson
Wm. Gray, Jr
J. Montgomery Sears
Tigers Celebrate 87th Anniversary With Boston Units
The Boston light infantry known as the Boston Tigers marked the 87th anniversary of its organization with a daytime parade from No. 19 Essex street to the Quincy house and a two hour banquet. Officers from the active company and veterans spoke, noting growth in rolls and honoring fallen members, while public tributes were paid to Mayor O'Brien and senior commanders.
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Quincy House
Boston Light Infantry
Fourishing Veteran Corps
Boston Tigers
Boylston Hall
Essex Street
Salem
George Lovell
Samuel Hobbs
Howard Wade
Veteran Corps
Ezra J. Trail
David W. Wardrop
J. N. Cushing
George B. Appleton
Jacob Bensenoil
W. G. Shillaker
Frank H. Little
Foster Shores
Caleb L. Pope
O’brien
City Hall
Joshua M. Cushing
Ezra J. Trull
Lovett
A. C. Wellington
Jackson
Hovey
EK. A. Horton
George S. Merrill
Augustus Whittemore
C. G. Atwood
Tobin
Grand Army
Harton
Worcester Continentals
Frank H. Ward
Wadrop
Abbott
Second Corps of Cadets
John McDonough
S. H. Leonard
Henry D. Andrews
Allard
Wadsworth
The
Lancers
Providence, R. I., Light Infantry
Draper
Kendall
Weeden
Warfield
Trull
Austin B. Wellington
New York
Edward A. Horton
Commonwealth
Wardrop
Disease Plague Rises in Montreal Amid Cold Weather
Special dispatch reports Montreal smallpox death rate rising past 57 per day with 403 total deaths last week including nine Protestants. Officials push inspections, vaccination for Quebec arrivals, and stricter passenger disembarkation controls as winter deepens the outbreak.
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Montreal
Quebec
Ohio Vote Count Continues Across Columbus and County
The Columbus vote count proceeds with precinct A tally disputes and updates. In Franklin County Foraker leads, Hoadly and Leonard show strong results, while commissioners offer rewards after a tally sheet theft. Cincinnati and Montgomery County counts finish patterns as a citizen committee arrest raises election fraud questions.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Citizens’ Committee
Ward 13
Atherton
Supreme Judge
Taylor
Myers
Young
Franklin County
Foraker
Hoadly
Leonard
Northrop
Cheney
Ellis
Joyce
15Th
Davyson
Montgomery County
Samuel KE. Kemp
Robertson
Preble County
Kemp
Messrs. Turner
Edwards
Eidemiller
Hamilton County
Hudson
Julius Dexter
Citizens’ Committee of 100
Dexter
America in London Exposition Plans Unfold in Adams House Visit
John Whitley and John Gilmer Speed outlined the American exhibition in London to a Post reporter. The site, access, and facilities include eight acre main and eastern grounds, three rail stations, a grand restaurant, a 200 foot tower, and a fountain. Opening is set for May 1, 1886, with six months of displays and a major European audience in view.
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John Robinson Whitley
John Gilmer Speed
London
Adams House
Whitley
United States
Middlesex
Great Britain
Scotland
Kensington
Versailles
Europe
Rockies
Earl of Dunraven
Earl of Mayo
Sir Samuel Baker
Morton Fryen
Washington
Congress
Queen Victoria
India
Prince of Wales
Boston
C. B. Norton
Norton
New York World
Hurlbert
New Orleans
Waltham's Mystery Autopsy Hints at Self-Inflicted Death
Autopsy on the dead stranger found in Waltham woods reports four bullet wounds to the right temple. One shot fatal, others potentially lethal but not instantly. Organs healthy. only a few berries found in the stomach. Medical Examiner Mead notes findings do not contradict the theory of death by own action. burial planned for today.
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Waltham
Mead
Taylor
Cambridge
Jordan
Ward arraigned again on indictment over forged check
New York on October 19 Ward stood before Judge Barrett in the court of oyer and terminer to plead to a new indictment accusing him of fraudulently obtaining 71,800 via an over certified Marine Bank check. He entered a not guilty plea and the case was adjourned to Thursday morning.
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New York
Fires at Union Glass Works Die Out After Night
Fire at Union glass works not drawn, allowed to die out. Workers held secret meeting yesterday morning.
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Union Glass Works
The Magistrate at Museum Dazes New York Critics
The Museum stage last night hosted A. W. Pinero’s The Magistrate a three act farce delighting with rapid, witty dialogue and strong, mirthful situations. Strong ensemble led by Barron Owen Mason and Miss Rhea received praise for lively performances and natural pacing despite language hurdles.
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A. W. Pinero
London
New York
Brutus
Museum Company
Mr. Barron
Colonel Lukyn
Mr. Owen
Mr. Posket
J. B. Mason
Captain Vale
Mr. Hudson
Mr. Bullamy
Mr. Seymour
Cis Farringdon
Miss Clarke
Mrs. Posket
Miss Thompson
Beattie Tomlinson
Messrs. Burrows
Abbe
Whytal
Nolan
Atkins
Lang
Boardman
Davenport
Dayne
Wilmington Seeks Improved Railroad Facilities
A northern town pushes for better rail links while multiple local accidents are reported. George Brewster fell from a Maplewood tree yesterday and broke his neck. John Morrison was arrested in Quincy yesterday for murderous assault on Robert Sparrow of Rockland on May 24. William Charleton of Newtonville fell from an apple tree and broke his back, but remains alive. In Stoneham Centre Frank Littlefield driving a team owned by M Holt of Wilmington was kicked by a horse and leg injuries occurred. Three degrees of Odd Fellowship were exemplified at South Abington with the Franklin degree lodge of Boston assisting Boston and Commonwealth lodges. Webster lodge hosted visitors who returned by a special train.
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Wilmington
George Brewster
Maplewood
John Morrison
Quincy
Robert Sparrow
Rockland
William Charleton
Newtonville
Stoneham Centre
Frank Littlefield
M. Holt
South Abington
Franklin
Boston
Commonwealth
Webster Lodge
Surprise musical by East Boston friends honors Dr Grainger
Last evening about 75 guests gathered at No. 11 Chelsea Street East Boston to surprise Dr and Mrs William H Grainger with a social tribute. The group included politicians and medical professionals among others and presented a silver tea service inscribed Presented to Dr and Mrs William H Grainger by their East Boston friends Oct 19 1885. Doherty delivered the presentation address and Granger expressed gratitude amid heartfelt remarks as the event ended after late hours.
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William H. Grainger
Chelsea Street
East
Boston
Island
Thomas F. Doherty
John H. Sullivan
P. J. Grady
Ferry
Andrew B. Porter
James L. Walsh
Des
M. J. Ralli
Thos
Roche
Chas
Zeilinger
Herman Drake
John A. Gill
Ignatius Keily
Phillip Smith
Patrick Morrison
John F. MacCarthy
J. Lane
My Musicale
Sadie E. Carney
Tina Martin
Anme E. Dever
Tinnie Zielinger
Thomas FF
Doherty
Granger
Rev C W Booth suspended for forgery and misconduct
Springfield Mass Oct 19 Rev C W Booth Baptist evangelist and former Mexico N Y church pastor suspended from State street church and likely to be expelled. He confessed forging the reception letter from Mexico and forging names for a character reference for a woman who claimed prostitution. He circulated the paper in Mexico to bolster his character and used copied signatures for autographs tied to his revival work in Plainfield last winter. He has served as acting pastor at the Cummington Baptist church for a year. Angostura Bitters advertisement follows.
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Springfield
Mass
C. W. Booth
Mexico
N. Y
N.Y
Vplainfield
Plainfield
Cummington Baptist Church
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Asthetic School
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