Sage Bird Reaches Eighty First Birthday At East Walpole
Mgr Frank W Bird celebrated his eighty first birthday at East Walpole with quiet reflections on statecraft and public affairs. He discussed labor issues and tariffs, emphasizing intelligent discussion by ordinary citizens over strikes, and noted his reluctance to write despite a sharp mind and active memory.
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Post
Boston
W. Bird & Son
Bird
Weather forecast for New England states and New York
Forecast through 8 p m Thursday calls for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont slightly warmer with fair skies and variable winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut see fair weather then rain, warmer with easterly winds. Eastern New York expects rain after a spell of fair weather in the north, warmer overall, except near New York City where temperatures stay steady with southeast winds.
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Boston Weather Report From Daily Observations
The report lists temperature and humidity readings for Boston including mean daily temperature 42.4, maximum 45.0, minimum 56.0, mean relative humidity 75.0, mean daily dew point 35.0, wind direction ON, wind velocity 16.6, cloudless sky, and total precipitation 0.00.
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Sage gifts Cornell 200000 for ethics department
Henry W Sage announced at Cornell University trustees meeting that he has donated 200000 for the department of philosophy of Christian ethics. The gift brings Sage’s total donations to nearly 750000 at the university.
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Cornell
IrHach
N. Y
Cornell University
Henry W Sage
University
Department of Philosophy of Christian Ethics
Mr. Sage
Steamers Arrived From All Sides in Late October Ports
Shipping notices list numerous arrivals and origins including Norseman from Liverpool to Boston October 7 Y. Bostonica and Oranmore from Liverpool and London respectively on October 22. Rowena from Isluetelus Nic. Wisconsin from Liverpool and City of Alexandria from Havana. Giara Madrilene and Majestic among others. Names include State of Nevada Glascow Bavaria Hindering destinations New York Liverpool Hong Kong and Montreal.
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Majestic
China
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Panama
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Werra
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OR Ley Islands
Rugia
Hiamburg
Father Point
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Buenos Ayrean, From Glasgow For Montreal. Atsnez, Oct. 7L, Glenavon
Manila
Queenstown
Nova Scotian
Baltimoré
Armisterdam
Vorwarts
Geestemunde
Philadelphia
Dominion
Montreal
Harburg
Gluckauf
Gladstonian Victory in Eccles Election Rocks Parliament Demand
London reports the Eccles division contest in Lancashire delivering a Liberal win for Roby 4901 to Egerton Conservative 4696. The News and other papers debate implications for dissolution calls and eight hour and New Unionism issues. Police summon orders in Tipperary over Court House disturbances were withdrawn.
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New tariff bill outlined as deputies to receive Saturday
Paris Germany reports the new tariff bill will be issued to deputies on Saturday with flax and hemp duty free. Agricultural products split into two tariff categories. cereals, livestock and meat capped, others under minimum tariff for treaty use. Some deputies seek removal of the minimum category.
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William
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Grand Duke
Hesse
Count von Moltke
Advance In Express Rates Among New York Firms
A meeting of principal express company officers in New York on Monday decided to raise rates starting November 1. The base New York to Chicago rate moves from 2 dollars per hundred pounds to 2.50 dollars. Increases of 50 cents apply from Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore and seaboard points to western areas beyond Buffalo Salamanca and Pittsburgh. East of those cities no changes. Rates from interior to seaboard and reverse rise. Tariff department superintendents will meet in Chicago next Thursday to finalize the new rates. The rise stems from higher railroad charges for privileges.
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Trains crash in tunnel near Shan's Valley injures many
Six killed and several injured in a tunnel collision on the Cincinnati Southern railway near Shan's Valley station. Freight No. 22 north bound and passenger No. 5 south bound collided after a delay caused by a prior wreck at Somerset. Fires followed as cars burned. three sleepers provided partial protection for some passengers before derailment and blaze. Names of the deceased include engineer Joan Pimvett of Detroit and fireman Govain of Ludd, with other crew and postal staff listed.
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Albany
Pat Taylor
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W! D. Witkeler
New Orleans
Khishn Station
Lodge Rally in Medford Supports McKinley Tariff
Republican constituents fill the Medford Opera House to hear Col N P Hallowell and Mr Lodge. Hallowell defends the McKinley bill, touts higher prices for labor and warns Democrats against tariff uncertainty. Lodge emphasizes majority power, Speaker Reed, and stable tariffs, while criticizing opposition debates and lobby claims.
Dem rally in Springfield clips Lodge on lobby issue
In Springfield a Democratic rally drew about 3000 as William E Russell and George Fred Williams hammered the lobby issue. Williams attacked the McKinley tariff and promised joint discussion on lobby reforms, while Lodge refused a public joint debate but faced pointed questions on ethics and state house influence.
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Colonel Codman Speaks at Middleboro Town Ball
In Middleboro Town Ball Col Charles R Codman the Democratic candidate for Congress from the first district and Elbridge Cushman candidate for Secretary of State addressed townspeople. Codman affirmed changing parties but not his principles while criticizing tariff policy and wage effects and urging tax relief for all. Cushman argued farm laws should not be altered by outsiders and predicted William E Russell would be next Massachusetts governor.
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Fires from Asheville to Maine scorch several properties
The Record of Fires reports damage from Asheville Female College in North Carolina amounting to ten thousand dollars. In Maine, Living J Hill’s farm at North Saco burned with fifteen tons of hay and tools, and a blaze at the State Company buildings in Blanchard destroyed parts of the boiler house and sheds with uncertain origin. A minor evening fire in a Boston and Albany yard car caused by a furnace was quickly extinguished with trifling damage.
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Daylight lamp praised for purity and ease of use
The advertisement extols a Daylight lamp noted for clean white light of 80 candle power, unconsumable wick, simple care for children, wheel regulation, and a warranty. It touts the new Enrice Finis as beautiful and points readers to Craighead & Kintz Co. at 33 Barclay Street New York, urging visitors to seek the exhibit at the fair and buy from first-class dealers.
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