Democrats Rally Across Salem Beverly Tariff Debate
The Salem Mechanics Hall and Beverly Town Hall hosted Democratic rallies led by Colonel Jonas H. French and Frank K Foster. French pressed labor rights, employer employee cooperation, and misrepresented attacks on his record. Foster argued for labor reform and tariff critique, while Mayor Russell urged party unity to back Andrew.
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Beverly
Dennis W. Quill
Jonas H. French
Congress
Republican Party
James Buchanan
Jaber
Colonel French
Mechanics’ Hall
Frank KX. Foster
Haverhill
Democratic Party
Ofefferson
Massachusetts
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Foster
Wakefield
Peabody
Mr. Foster
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Pillsbury
William E. Russell
Cambridge
Eurosy
Tie
Rodgay
Becun
Spaulding
Russell
John Andrew
Andrew
South
Reform or ruin in Massachusetts politics speech
A Boston rally voices strong criticism of the Republican party over gerrymandering and civil service corruption. It lauds Grover Cleveland and the Democrats for reform, contrasts opposing stances on prohibition, and recalls Col. French and J. S. Cannon as attendance cheers Democratic candidates.
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Republican Party
Massachusetts
Boston
Lyon
Massachuset
Democratic Party
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Lodge
Cleveland
Carlyle
St. Peters
United States
Horder
Sid Pls
Russell
Colonel French
Beverly
J.S. Concannon
Tariff reform meeting in Dudley Street Opera House highlights liberal critique
Last evening in Dudley Street Opera House a tariff reform rally for General Hazard Stevens in the third district featured Professor A. L. Perry of Williams College delivering a sharp attack on protective duties. Perry argued tariffs tax consumers, harm industry, and shield favored interests, urging liberty and free exchange.
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Dudley Street Opera House
Hazard Stevens
Edwin R. de Long
James Freeman Clarke
Albert Palmer
J. B. Gardner
Independent Republican Committee
Stevens
A. L. Perry
Williams College
Lie
United States
Tabor
Washington
Berkshire
Chicago
J. S. Moore
United
Speech Attacks Tariffs and Tax Waste by Professor Perry
A speaker denounces tolls and tariffs as wasteful through improper collection and says the remedy is to teach a class of young men to oppose unfair advantages. Applause follows as Dr Clarke and others congratulate him on the address.
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Egypt
India
Black Sea
Tom
Professor Perry
Dr. Clarke
Ryder Coon Wedding at 25 Upton Street in Boston
Miss Lella Ryder and Mr A Spencer Coon wed at the bride's father's residence with Rev O P Gifford officiating. The Howard Richardson Orchestra provided music for a reception. guests included Montgomery Clarke and many Boston society figures. The couple plan a New York sojourn and will reside at 48 West Newton Street, with home evenings on Nov 9 and 16.
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Lella Ryder
Gilman M. Ryder
A. Spencer Coon
Upton Street
O. P. Gifford
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Clarence Ryder
Stephen Clayton
Marechal Neil
Howard Richardson
Montgomery C. Clarke
L. Pickett
C. Brown
G. E. Brown
William C. Voorhees
Briges Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Ernest Grant
J. Griin
Winthrop
P. Gowan
NS Aleene
Devereaux
Winslow Nickerson
F. Allen
C. Bremmnuck
Daniel White
F. B. Ellis
Augustus Sever
C.S. Piper
T. E. Mayo
J. M. Barrett
New York
West Newton Street
Matineés and Lectures at Globe Boston and New York
Matinees today at the Globe and Boston Theatre feature Thatcher Primrose and West minstrels Har bor Lights and variety. Harry W French describes Connemara Killarney and Cork in a Boston Theatre lecture next Sunday evening. Mme Janish Countess Aree arrives for her third American tour with two new plays and Paris gowns, opening Oct 26. Helen Dauvray continues success in Philadelphia. Rose Coghlan’s Globe Theatre engagement lists a varied week. The Mikado comes to the Fifth Avenue Theatre November 1 with Almar and Pounds. Robson and Crane to present Merry Wives of Windsor at the Boston Theatre. Tremont Temple hosts a religious literary event tonight.
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Primrose & West
Harbor Lights
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Killarney
Cork
Ireland
Harry W. French
Boston
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Janish
Aree
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Paris
New England
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California
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Philadelphia
Courtice Pounds
Fifth Avenue Theatre
New York
Fritz Emmet
Boston Theatre
Robson
Crane
Shakspere
Murray
Park Street Church
Music Hall
Tremont Temple
Autumn foliage explained by oxidation and parenchyma bonds
A reader cites Paris Temps explaining autumn leaf color as caused by light and natural tissue chemistry. The piece discusses oxidation of chlorophyll, leaf respiration, and the role of parenchymma bonding between stalk and petiole, arguing the leaf fall reflects normal development, not decay.
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M. de Cherville
Vander
Universalist Social Union Banquet Sees New Officers Elected
The Universalist Social Union held its annual banquet and meeting at the Parker House with about ninety attendees. J M Horton presided as officers were elected for the year: J B Horton president George W Gay vice president Cummings L Lothrop recording secretary Miss 8 F E Bickford corresponding secretary B Sears treasurer and directors A W Strauss Miss L G M Card and Miss M J Riley. Rev A E White of Cambridgeport gave the after dinner address.
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Parker House
J. M. Horton
J. B. Horton
Boston
George W. Gay
Norwood
Cummings L. Lothrop
Cambrideport
FE. Bickford
B. Sears
Melrose
A. W. Strauss
L. G. M. Card
M. J. Riley
A. E. White
Cambridgeport
Sunset Cox Says Cleveland May Seek Renomination
New York politician Wiley states President Cleveland told him he would like to secure a renomination. The discussion in New York papers centers on whether Cleveland will run again in 1888, though his letter of acceptance is cited as supporting the one term idea. Wiley, a Buffalo-area figure, notes the remark amid broader party chatter.
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New York State
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Cleveland
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Herald
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Boston
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Ant
Boston Post
Joan W. McArow
John H. Paine
Dos van Ot
Bostot
S Probars Court
Sali Court
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Johan i) Paine
Asst. Register
Cox Signals Interest in Returning to Congress
Washincron Oct 19 The Hon S B S Cox United States minister to Turkey is here and in an interview today expresses desire to return to Congress if the nomination is offered. He remains cheerful and genial as ever. Tariff reformers would welcome his aid in the next session especially as they are to lose Mr Hewitt
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Cox
United States
Turkey
Congress
Hewitt
Sommonwerealte
Massachusetts
Supreme Judicial Court
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Court House
Beaton
Wendell Eh. Corel
Sant United States Benefit Association
Tit Posto Post
Boston
Seid Hencing
Cours
Jolin Noble
Aitrue
Appointment of Liberia minister likely from Democratic ranks
Washington reports a new Liberia minister is due, replacing the deceased Rev. Moses A. Hopkins. The late minister, a Republican, enjoyed Democratic support in North Carolina. The next pick is expected to come from educated Democratic Negroes, as Republicans face little political gain.
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Severac
Liberia
Moses A. Hopkins
North Carolina
Eliza Scribner
Boston
Suffolk
Moses BH
Scribner
Strikes Riot as Non-Union Man Targeted at Home
Salem reports renewed labor unrest as about twenty five striker supporters trailed Thomas Conway a splitter who quit the union and resumed work and pelted his residence with stones. Police guarded the scene and prevented an assault.
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Salem
Thomas Conway
Boston Theatres and Venues Tonight Schedule
Boston theatres present Fritz Our Cousin German at 7 45 with Harbor Lights at 7 40 afternoon and evening, Minstrels at Park Theatre, Margie Mitchell at 8, Adonis at Hollis Street Theatre at 7 46, and Marinelli's Cosmopolitan Congress at the Howard Atheneum with afternoon and evening showings.
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Fritz
Boston Museum
Harbor Lights
Globe Theatre
Park Theatre
Margie Mitchell
Hollis ST
Howard Athenaium
Marinelli
Cosmopolitan Congress
Auction Sales The Boots and Shoes Event Listings
Thursday October 24 features multiple auction items including Boots and Shoes by Richards & Co in New York at 11:30. Real estate by Knights & Co at 3 pm. Furniture at 10:30, Mills Property Worcester, and cars by A M Bates at 3 pm. Plus various items from Lippincott Son in Philadelphia and more.
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Richards & Co
New York
B. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
S. K. Knights & Co
Alibert Howe & Co
Varkey
Leonard & Co
A. M. Bates
Ischwald Koch at Shawmut Street Church service
A religious notice announces Ischwald, along with August, taking part in a service at Shawmut Street Church led by Rev. Louis Bb. Schwartz.
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Shawmut Street
Louis Bb. Schwartz
August Ischwald Io AmeHa Keech
A Boston Girl's Ambitions by Vilainta F Pownsexp
The listing advertises the novel A Boston Girl's Ambitions by Vilainta F Pownsexp in ymo. Cloth binding with Lee Shepard's Town series, seven volumes total. Prices and edition details noted for Townsend's best home stories now back in print after being out of print.
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J. Taylor
Anprzw
Lee & Shepard
Boston
Vilainta F. Pownsexp
tYmo
Townsend
Viner F
Te Foltan Bs
All TAUTOR Building the Boat by Oliver of Tigs Drleist
A fragment from a popular Duck series notes the 11th installment in The Boar Builders Series. It highlights the author’s success and ongoing popularity among readers.
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Oliver
TIGS
Wither
New Edition of A Collection of Extracts in Prose and Verse
A new edition of Charles DuPley Wakrnek’s anthology for declamation exercises in colleges and schools. Contains prose and verse from famous orators and poets. Cloth bound edition priced at 1.50 with a bibliography note.
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Charles Dupley WakrNek
Obituary notices from Octobers across several towns
Death notices list Franklin Burr Edward G Dike Susan A Frost Horace Fuller Eliza M Hennessy George F Johnson Helen E Little Martha Mallows Huldah C Patterson John T Veazie Theodorus Van Wyck Isaiah G Whiton James A Dupu ee funeral details given for James A Dupu ee with church and timing. burial private and flowers discouraged
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Johnson
Cambridgeport
George F. Johnson
Sipple
Woburn
Helen E. Little
Allows
Martha Mallows
James Mallows
Patterson
Beveris
Huldah C. Patterson
Thomas Patterson
Veazie
Quincey
Oet
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van Wyck
Poughkeepsie
Theodorus d. van Wyck
Whiton
Quinity Point
Isaiah G. Whiton
DU Pee
Boston
James A. Diupee
West Church
A. Bartol
Special Meeting Notices At Tremont Street Hall 1886
A special meeting of the society will gather at Chickering Hall Tremont street to address the death of Mr C Perkins and consider electing a president to fill the vacancy. The Harvard Board of Overseers meet at State Street Boston to discuss a call or action.
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Li. B. Hagar
Tuk Board OF Aldermen
Doane Street
Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation
Boston
Central Massachusetts Railroad
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