Harvard Cheers Ring Speech on Tariff Reform
A Harvard audience hears Harvey N. Shepard champion tariff reform and Cleveland as a bold, wise leader. The talk lauds education in politics, calls for reducing taxation, and contrasts free trade with protection, urging support for the Democratic ticket and the president’s policy.
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Harvey N. Shepard
Commonwealth
Congress
Grover Cleveland
Annals
The
Republic
Treasury
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Cambridge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Harvard College
Harvard
Dorchester Dipthiera Outbreak and Local Real Estate Trades
In Dorchester a family on Real Estate Street suffers diphtheria as three children die and two remain ill. Stoughton school at Dorchester Lower Mills closes for ten days due to pupil cases. Iron pier extension bids opened at Marine Park with Builders' Iron Foundry and Shailer & Shinglan submitting. A Winthrop Junction resident, Mr. Charles Jarvis, 61, found dead in bed. Readings by George Riddle premier at Winthrop Hall on Thursday. Helping Hand Home fair announced for Nov. 19 at Horticultural Hall. donations urged at No. 12 Carver Street. Several local property transfers reported including parcels on Dorchester and Third streets sold to Bresnahan, Sheehan, Condon, Shannon, and Gallivan.
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Dorchester
John Ryan
Stoughton School
Dorchester Lower Mills
Marine Park
Boston
Park Commissioners
Iron Foundry
Providence
R. L
Shailer & Shinglan
Chicago
Charles Jarvis
Winthrop Junction
George Riddle
Winthrop Hall
Woman’s Charity Club
Horticultural Hall
Carver Street
Henry J. Bowen
Third Streets
Margaret E. Bresnahan
Fourth Street
Daniel Sheehan
Eighth Street
James Condon
Ellen Shannon
Third Street
A. Gallivan
Mystic Park pacers finish after noon with extra purse offered
Mystic Park races extend beyond regular close as the pacers race unfinished. manager Willis adds a special purse for horses beaten in the 2:28 and 2:31 classes. Yesterday's events featured fast times in 2:37 and a decisive Colt race won by Swiftsure, with Ember taking the sweepstakes in straight heats amid close challenges from Virginia Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Park
Willis
Arthur Wilkes
Swiftsure
Jock Bowen
Bennie
Ember
Virginia Evans
C. L. Vizard
B.m. Kenset Boss
Opie O
H. Fox
Crusader
Y. D. Marsh
Frank Patchen
N. T. Dore
Charles Yapp
A. Johnson
J. O. Gray
Ned Hanlon
H. A. Worthly
Spt
Lexinton
J. H. Richardson
John ‘Trout
Br. G. Banks
James Golden
Il aTibby
John Shillinglaw
Hattie W
T. McLoughlin
B. G
Sveina Lee
Ke Chunk
Ness
J. Oneil
J.J. Bowen
G. G. Bennie
B. G. Trumpet
A. Woodward
B. F. Swiftsure
W. M. Hadley
B. ¢. Peacock Wilkes
Wiguin
B. m. Christina
Ebic
Perry Tae
Br. m. Dirigo Maid
A. T. Williams
Billy Po
J. J. Bowen
Woodbrinod
J.B. Benson
Myrtlewood
G. W. Haight
B. m. Cindarosa
Ning Wee
Wool interest cry against tariff in Ohio speech
William H Lloyd Jarvison denounces high duties as wrecking Ohio wool growers. He traces decline of flocks to protection, contrasts with New England mills, and accuses farmers of bearing tax burdens while manufacturers seek monopoly. He laments capital shift and calls for freer trade to aid producers nationwide.
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Ohio
Jason
Colchis
Buckeye
John Randolph
Boston
New England
United States
West
East
Free Trade Club
California
Texas
Eston
Williams and Coburn
Luce
Manning
Pacific Slope
Southwest
New Hampshire
Vermont
England
South Carolina
Rhode Island
Roger Williams
Massachusetts
Andrew Carnegie
Joseph Wharton
Philadelphia
Ryot
India
Opi
Curtius
Beard Attacks Andrew Aims At Dorchester Rally
At Dorchester Music Hall Field's Corner a Republican rally featured Dr. Thomas W. Bicknell praising party unity on labor franchise and education while Alanson W. Beard argued against the Democratic nominee John F. Andrew. Beard critiqued Andrew on civil service, silver coinage, tariffs, and a supposed Con federacy lineage, amid a disrupted pause due to a torchlight procession.
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Dorchester Music Hall
Field’s Corner
William H. West
Thomas W. Bicknell
Alanson W. Beard
John F. Andrew
Congress
Andrew
Senate
Beard
West
Mr. Andrew
John A. Andrew
Mr.Andrew
Mr. Beard
Massachusetts
John Fr. Andrew
Dramatic and Musical News Highlights Boston Theatres
Three new productions mark the week with shows at Hollis Street Globe Grand Opera House and more. Maude Banks leads a starry menu next week alongside Coquelin Hading Rosenthal Kreissler and Damrosch orchestra in Boston venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wife
Nadity
Hollis Street
Globe
Herminie
Grand Opera House
Crystal Slipper
Boston
Howard
Park
Lord Fauntleroy
E. Buckley
Miss Banks
Atkins Lawrence
London
M. Coquesin
Mme. Hading
Hollis Street Theatre
M. Coquelin
César de Bazan
L’etourdi
Jean Marie
Funeral of Hon Knowles Freeman in Chelsea
The funeral for the Hon. Knowles Freeman was held at First Congregation Church in Chelsea yesterday afternoon with delegations from multiple Masonic bodies and civic groups in attendance. The Rev F W Baldwin presided, pallbearers included Daniel G Crandon Otis Merriam Jr Samuel Marshall Charles A Walker Colonel John H Roberts Edwin F Pierce and L Pickett. Burial followed at Goodfawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowles Freeman
First Congregation
Chelsea
Robert Lash Lodge
A. M
Royal Arch Chapter
Shekinah
Palestine Commandery
Knights Templars
Winnisimmet Lodge
Samaritan Shampment
O. F
Crescent Council
Royal Arcanum
Bay State Lodge
Review Club
F. W. Baldwin
Daniel G. Crandon
Robert Ash Lodge
Lyman M. Miller
William Robinson
Otis Merriam, Jr
Samuel Marshall
Samaritan Encampment
Charles A. Walker
John H. Roberts
Edwin F. Pierce
Democratic City Committee
L. Pickett
Boston Fish Bureau
D. Frank Kimball
Old Roman Thurman and Blaine Campaign Tactics Compared
The piece contrasts Judge Thurman and Mr. Blaine as campaigners with Thurman labeled the more vigorous. It notes tariff reform letters sway converts, a Connecticut wool producer backs free wool, and the Independent committee moves Blaine bolters to Charles J. Canda of the national Democratic committee.
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Independent National Committee
Blaine Bolters
Charles J. Canda
National Democratic Committee
New York Businessmen Support Glooming Cleveland Lead
A canvass by the Commercial Advertiser shows New York business men enrolled for Cleveland now outnumber those who supported him in 1884 by a ratio of two to one. The finding is presented as foreshadowing the likely election of the Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
W. Pavey
Illinois
Republican State Committee
Pavey
John M. Palmer
Palmer
Pinkerton Police
Ber J
James Pyl
Tariff bill alarms and political signals in early reports
In New York and Washington the tariff bill sparks debate on shirt buttons and expert calculations, while newspapers clash over invitations to a Pacific conference. Campaign tactics include circulars, polls, and statements on Palmer versus Harrison Armstrong figures. The piece ends with an ad promoting Paine’s Furniture Company for the sick room.
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Dickerhoff, Roffleer & Co
New York
Washington
New York Tribune
Dry Goods Chronicle
Dodge
Harrison Armstrong Assembly
R. of L
Indiana
Decorated Toilet Sets At Low Prices At Morey Store
Morey CHURCHILL and Morey advertise decorated toilet sets from two dollars upward at 155 Friend Street offering a wide variety for home use.
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Morey, Churchill & Morey
Friend Street
Harvard Law Figures Debate Tariff and Reform
Mr Smith of Harvard Law spoke on political choices urging young men to back a party with substance. He blasted Republicans for inconsistent platforms and praised Democrats led by Allen Thurman for civil and tariff reform. Sherman Hoar closed with critique of free trade mocks and a test of Lodge’s Harvard curriculum.
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Smith
LAW School
E. L. Smith
Harvard Law School
Blaine
Allison
Harrison
Lodge
Democratic Party
Allen Thurman
James Russell Lowell
Cleveland
Harvard
Sherman Hoar
Mr. Lodge
Hoar
Bowen
Arlington Street Parish Union Services and Meetings
The text lists multiple church services and events across Arlington Street and Bowdoin Square including Rev. Brooke Hertford preaching at 10:30 a.m., Sunday school reopening, 4 p.m. vespers, Bible classes, and musical concerts. Also notes Baptist Tabernacle anniversary events, Y M C A activities, and Unitarian and Congregational church lectures with various speakers and free seats.
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Arlington Street
Brooke Hertford
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
George M. Stowell
R. M. Armstrong
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Y. M
The
Clarendon
Association
Joseph Stewary
George W. Proctor
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
M. R. Deming
Moxon
Pator
Greenwoo
Ashman
Greenwood
Tiain Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
E. L
First Universalist
Roxbury
Ploza E. Barry
Alma C. Norton
Byron A. Kinson
Byron A. Robinson
George Mendell Saylor
Christadelphian Bibl
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Christ
Church OF the Disciples
R. F. Johannet
Sprintvay TemPle
Newbury
Exeter Streets
Temple Fraternity
Lake’s Guides
Epie
RoxBoury
O P Unitarian Cnuroxu
Dudley
Greenfield Streets
Arthur Crane
the American
Pauline
Jects
SrEcono Curren
Rostoton Street
Edward A. Horton
South Congregational Church
Newbury Street
Exeter Treet
Hale
J. D. Fitton
Pauline Propaganda
Boston Music Hall
Copley Square
Boyls
Stolen Ticket Ring Examined in Municipal Court
Preliminary examination of Inspector Dennis A. Mountain and Edward A. Noble on receiving stolen property charges took place in Municipal Court before Judge Forsaith. Testimony traced how tickets were procured and sold to scalpers, with O'Brien and Hoffman among key witnesses. next session set for Wednesday for defense arguments.
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Dennis A. Mountain
Edward A. Noble
Forsaith
Asa French
W. W. Dougherty
M. J. Creed
Jd. L. Connor
Golony Railroad
Boston
O’brien
Thomas W. O'Brien
Mountain
Charles A. Hoffman
New York
Fall River
Noble
Nobile
Johnson
John G. Webb
Broadway
Pay
Old Colony
University Debate and Lectures Schedule for October
A series of events at the university includes a Sunday talk by Rev. Theodore C. Williams of New York at Appleton Chapel 7:30 p.m. Reserved front pews for university members. Tue Oct 23 faculty meeting at University 6, 3:30 p.m. Wed Oct 24 English Oral Debate University 2,3 p.m. Divinity School Library Conference 4:15 p.m. Thu Oct 25 Harvard Union Level 11 7:30 p.m. Debate on Prohibition party stance with Affirmative G E Furber and L B Stedman and Negative F S Stebbins and D Torrey. Fri Oct 26 Divinity School Chapel Preaching 7:50 p.m.
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Appleton Chapel
Theodore C. Williams
New York
University
M. Divinity School Library
Harvard Union
Prohibition Party
E. Furber
L. B Stedman
Stebbins
D. ©. Torrey
Divinity School Chapel
Superior Court Sessions and Docket Highlights
Oct. 19 first session before Judge Mason includes Daniel Wood v Atkins with a tort verdict of 325 and a $600 horse value. Sylvanus Small v Applin for $8,000 services. many other cases listed from 1646 to 251. second and third sessions noted with Gould v Boston & Maine and various docket entries. fourth session pending a damages case over foul drains.
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Superior Court
Mason
Daniel Wood
John E. Atkins
Plainti
Laintiff
T. J. Gargan
C. P. Sampson
H. E. Swasey
William B. Orcutt
Sylvanus Small
Sumner Applin
J. T. Wilson
E. B. Hale
Ton
Jenkins
Linton
Sunderan
Thompson
Giles
Kingsbury
Drew
Boston
Hammond
Arthur H. Gould
Boston & Maine Railroad
Malden
G.alls
Lincoln
W. I. Badger
Superior Court verdicts on liquor laws and break-in
October proceedings return verdicts of not guilty for J William Dewey Black and John Battles and Thomas Boland on liquor charges. Albert King found guilty of breaking and entering. Dennis Collins also charged with liquor law violation, result not fully shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Dewey
J. Wiliam Black
John Battles
Thomas Boland
Albert King
Dennis Collins
Superior Court Docket Notices from Middlesex County
Oct 19 docket items list cases including Brock v Travis, Frost v Sumner, Henderson v City Cambridge, Diehlman v Miller, Phipps v same, Lynd v McGovern, Vincent v Town Everett, Hersom v City Malden, Manning v Erland, Smith v Chamberlain, Fenneron v Town Wakefield, McCarty v same. Includes various defendants and dockets with multiple salience for Oct 22.
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Bruce
Travis
Frost
Sumner
Gunnerson
Henderson
City
Cambridge
Diehlman
Miller
Sole—Eropers
Phipps
Lynd
Vincent
Town Everett
Hersom
Indictments in Superior Court list numerous Lowell cases
Middlesex Superior Court grand jury reports many indictments from Lowell and surrounding towns. Defendants include Charles A. Lord for robbery, Henry W. Wellington for breaking and entering five counts with guilty pleas, William Douglass on four larceny counts, John Kelly and James Kiley for felonious assault or breaking and entering, and others for adultery, arson, embezzlement, and escape. Several defendants pleaded guilty. no bills were found for F O'Brien Hannah Fields Andrew Droyle and Margaret Buffington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Middlesex County
Eric Ham
Grand Jury
Toda
Frank Layour
Marlboro
Charles A. Lord
Lowell
Daniel Cahill
Florence Murphy
Stephen Murphy
Patrick Cooligan
John Lapierre
William Sullivan
Richar Hawley
Natick
Levi Sansville
Augustus Blanchard
Antoine Carbona
Annie O'Donnell
James H. Glancy
Daniel Ryan
Manias__ Dubois
William J. Douglass
William Sweeney
John Kelly
W. J. Cassidy
W.J. Leach
Timothy Bissell
John F. Flaherty
John Or. Welch
Edward Johnson
Flaingherty
Thomas Fitzgerald Lowell
Militia not ordered to parade for Crispus Attacks monument
The committee announced no funds for a parade to honor the unveiling. If any company volunteers, the Governor will ask the Legislature to fund them. Frederick Douglass will not attend. Mayor O'Brien may join the ceremonies, with Governor Ames presiding if well, or Lt. Governor Brackett otherwise. Captain Frank Bogan to serve as chief marshal. Military units invited as escorts.
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Crispus Attacks
Frederick Douglass
O’brien
Faneuil Hall
Ames
Brackett
Frank Bogan
Paine Furniture ad Promotes Comfortable Lounges
An advertisement from Paine Furniture Company at No 48 Canal Street asserts life is worth living with their lounges. It touts nearly fifty styles in stock and invites readers to see them in person to affirm the promise.
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Paine Furniture Company
Canal Street
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Slocum
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Herr Rosenthal
E. C. Stanton
Fritz Kreissler
Paris
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George W. Wilson
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Gaiety Theatre
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Harvard University Calendar
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Bean
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Laimson Store Serv. Co
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Crowley
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Shotwell
Oil Paint & Drug Pub, Co
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McLeod
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Slade
Southwick
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