Anarchists in Boston Hear Chicago Case at Faneuil Hall
About one hundred men and a dozen women gathered at Faneuil Hall to hear two hours of speeches defending seven Chicago anarchists condemned to die. Speakers argued free speech, fair trials, and opposition to corporate influence, with reminders of Haymarket and calls for amnesty and public action.
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Faneuil Halls
Chicago
Faneuil Hall
James Sumner
James Waldock
J. M. L. Babcock
Massachusetts
Babsot
Haymarket
Boston
Hayes
Parsons
Babcock
Mr. Babcock
Boston Press
Pilot
Soka Boyle O'Reilly
J. W. Badger
A. H. Simpson
A. H. Merrifield
Charlotte Smith
Cardinal Gibbons
Father McGlynn
Faneuil Hill
Defence Amnesty Association of Chicago
Ulinois
Defence Amnesty Association
Congress Street
Feneuil Hail
Boston Anarchists Hear Anarchy Talk at Codman Hall
About 250 attendees at Codman Hall listened to W A Wilson of the Anarchist Club argue for Anarchy using the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. He claimed arms rights support his view and criticized the Supreme Court over Mormonism.
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Victor Yarros
Boston
Codman Hall
Anarchist Club
W. A. Wilson
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Uniform Through Freight Rates From West To Europe
Rules establishing uniform through freight rates from Western shipping points to European ports via all Atlantic ports were approved by the Export Traffic Association and adopted by the Trunkline executive committee in New York.
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Export Freight Committee
Export Traffic Association
Trunkline Executive Committee
New York
Export Through Rates Rules for Central Traffic Association
The export freight committee approves a 10 rule framework to set uniform through export tariffs from Chicago and other points, detailing inland, ocean, and port charges, carrier rights, notice periods, reductions, and reporting for transatlantic traffic and related routes.
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Central Traffic Association
Export Freight Committee
Joint Committee
Chicago
Seaboard
St. Louis
Memphis
Milwaukee
Peoria
Axe
Boston
Lecture by Dr Wright and Isles of the Princes review
The Rev. Dr. William B. Wright accepts an invitation to Tremont Temple for a lecture titled The Heritage of the Meek to be delivered Nov. 9. The Isles of the Princes travel piece by Samuel S. Cox recounts Prinkipo scenery, Armenian and Greek beauty, and Bulwer anecdote with portrait of Turkish life and Cox’s humorous tone.
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William B. Wright
Tremont Temple
Boston
William Burnet Wright
Berkeley Street
Joseph T. Duryea
D.D
Phillips Brooks
Reuen Thomas
William R. Campbell
P. M. McDonald
C. A. Beckwith
John Hood
L. Baldwin
Alexander McKenzie
O. P. Gifford
A. H. Plumb
William K. Griftis
W. H. Brodbeck
D. W. Waldron
Samuel F. Herrick
Wolcott Calkins
William C. Winslow
David Gregg
George M. Boynton
N. B. Jones, Jr
A. KE. Dunning
Ezra Farnsworth
Samuel Johnson
Hamilton A. Hill
Stillman B. Allen
Leander Beal
George A. Miner
Brainerd Pratt
Charles WY. Hill
H. J. Darling
John F. Colby
G. Gannett
Luther Farnham
J. T. Duryea
Sam
Wma
Burnet Wright
Sea of
Marmara
Constantinople
Princes Islands
Prinkipo
Cox
United States
Turkey
Peck’s
Congress
Asia Minor
Garden of Eden
Byron
Maid
Athens
Ouida
Barber
Mark Twain
Sir Henry Bulwer
Mr. Cox
Dead Sea
Asia
Hannibal
Flaubert
Principe
Samuel 8. Cox
New York
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Estes & Lauriat
Price
United States Watch Co. Waltham Watch Tops Four Grades
The United States Watch Co. presents its Waltham Watch in four grades noted as best by the maker. This position emphasizes quality and reliability hailed by the manufacturer in promotional material.
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United States Watch Co
Waltham Watch
Two New Tales Disappoint in Senora Villena and Oldhaven Romance
The critic pans Senora Villena for melodramatic narration and weak structure, noting the pla y's staging barely mitigates the dull pages. Gray An Oldhaven Romance is deemed similarly dull, offering little payoff beyond a glossy title and unengaging plot.
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Senora Vil- Jena
Senora Villena
New York
White, Stokes & Allen
Boston
Estes & Lauriat
Price
Garden Secrets and Under Pine and Palm reviewed
A Boston review notes Philip Bourke Marston's Garden Secrets as likely his final published verse with genuine feeling and musical flow. Frances L. Mace's Under Pine and Palm is praised for sound form but criticized for lack of originality, framed by brief prefatory praise from Mrs. Moulton.
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Philip Bourke Marston
Dr Van Dyke Presents The Psalms As Personal Confessions
The book portrays Psalms as personal confessions revealing the soul and the events around their writing. Dr. Van Dyke argues true religion is universal and urges readers to see Psalms as living, relevant texts.
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Dr. van Dyke
Three Books on Political Economy and Taxation
A review notes Laughlin's Elements of Political Economy favorably for schools and social questions, Jones's Federal Taxes and State Expenses argues for federal liquor and tobacco taxation and careful state funding, and George's Protection of Free Trade challenges protectionism and endorses simpler tax systems. The piece praises clarity, argues reform, and cites speeches at a Home Market Club banquet.
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Laughlin
Appleton & Co
W. H. Jones
Europe
Turkey
England
France
Germany
Jones
Washington
George
Home Market Club
J. Lawrence Laughlin
Harvard University
New York
D. Appleton & Co
William H. Jones
G,. P. Putnam’s Sons
Pilgrim’s Progress edition edited by Rev John Brown
A long notice reviews Bunyan's Pilgrim’s Progress and The Holy War in editions from Houghton Mifflin. Rev John Brown of Bedford edits both works with introduction and notes, noting the 1682 first edition reproduction and enduring relevance against modern rivals. Prices: 1.50 dollars.
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Bunyan
Houghton & Mitchin
John Brown
Bedford
England
John Bunyan
Boston
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Price
Coffin Publishes First Volume Drum Beat of the Nation
The first volume of C C Coffin's history of the War of the Rebellion is released under the title Drum-Beat of the Nation and dedicated to the sons and daughters who followed the drum so the nation might live. In May,
Drum-Beat of the Nation: Coffin’s Civil War History
The review praises Charles Carleton Coffin as a war correspondent and historian for youths. It notes his eye witness role in major battles, broad access to generals, commitment to truth, and aim to explain the Civil War’s costs and meaning. The volume covers 1861–1862 with 720 engagements, highlighting heroic tales and soldier camaraderie.
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Coffin
Paxton
Rappahannock
Fredericksburg
General Grant
Union
Charles Carleton Coffin
New York
Harper & Bros
Matthew Calbraith Perry and his enduring naval legacy
The article portrays Matthew Calbraith Perry as a pivotal naval figure beyond rank, crediting him with founding the naval apprenticeship system, expanding education in the Navy, aiding the suppression of the slave trade, reforming discipline, and notably opening Japan to American commerce. It notes his character, mother’s influence, and Griffis’s praise while questioning the commodore title and correcting a name in Griffis’s appendix.
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Matthew Perry
Commodore O. H. Perry
Matthew
William Elliot Griffis
United States Navy
Africa
Vera Cruz
Scott
Mexico
Mexican
Japan
Oliver Perry
Lake Erie
Rhode Island
Russia
Egypt
United States
Lighthouse Board
Matthew Calbraith Perry
M. C. Perry
Commodore
Dennis Galbraith
Victor Galbraith
Boston
Cupples & Hurd
Price
The Wonder Clock by Howard Pyle Delights in Colorful Illustrations
Holiday Juveniles reviews The Wonder Clock with hourly tales of fairies giants and magicians. Richly decorated drawings by Palmer Cox style Brownies appear among lively scenes of kings queens witches and animals. The binding and design receive high praise for whimsy and action.
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Howard Pyles
Palmer Cox
Fairyland
Bonnie Prince Charlie in White Cockades Review
A literary notice compares White Cockades by Edward I Stevenson and Bonnie Prince Charlie by G A Henty. It praises Stevenson for battle scenes and youth appeal, notes Henty’s richer battle depictions, and lists related works with publication details.
Pen Portraits and Living Voices Of Litera Women
Review contrasts Pen Portraits of Literary Women with a kaleidoscope-like view of multiple editors and opinions. It also praises Living Voices of Living Men for clear theological insight, noting sermons by Episcopal bishops and rectors aimed at spiritual health and guidance.
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New York
Cassell & Co
Boston
Little, Brown & Co
Price
George F. Cushman
Episcopal Church
Thomas Whittaker
Clarke & Carruth
Low rate travel offer from Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers a pleasure tour on October 26 at seventy dollars for eleven days and nearly 2000 miles of travel. The price includes railway and Pullman fare plus eleven days at top hotels carriage hire and incidentals.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Auction Sales and Horse and Carriage Auctions in Brighton
Auction notices announce sales of real and personal property with optional attendance. Horse and carriage sales occur weekly at the Brighton Salesroom. Private sales offer new farm and road carts, hay wagons, grocers and express wagons, carriages and harness. Residence listed at 159 Warren Avenue, Beston.
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Brighton
Gale
Warren Avenue
Beston
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Lyte
van Dyke
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David
Solomon
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Laughton, Macdonald & Co
Holiday Juveniles
Charles Edward Stuart
Edward Irenzus Stevenson
Scotland
Windlestrae
G. A. Henty
Clive
India
Mr. Henty
Mr. Stevenson
Kung Stuart
Holyrood
Culloden
Henry
Howard Pyle
The
Century Company
Edward Ireneus Stevenson
Charles Scribner’s Sons
G. A. Henry
Scribner & Welford
Damrell & Upham
Rovale Aking Powder CO
Wali St
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Arkerson
Western Avenue
Harvard Street
Brighton District
H. P
S. R. Knights & CO
Washington St
Boston Street
South Boston
Moratio Harris & CO
State Street
Kansas
Cephalonia
Acadia
Almeria
Malaga
California
Steamship
Francis Henshaw & CO
Merchants’ Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Tremont Natl
Atlas Natl
City Bank
Hide and Leather Bank
Exchange Bank
Blackstone
Hamilton Mfg. Co
Continental Natl
Merchants
Merrimack Mfg
Lyman Mills
Lancaster Mills
Facine Mils, Sore Co
Atlante Cotton Mills
Lawrence
Mfg
Amory Mfg
Boston Ae
Hamilton Woollen Mills
Connecticut River RR
Cheshire RR
Berkshire RR
Brookline Gaslight Co
McKay & Bigelow Heeling Md. Assn
Boston Gaslight Co
Boylston Mutual Insurance Co
Revere Bank
York Mfg
Mass
Cotton Mills
Asiatic Natl. Bank
Salem
Ware
Natl. Bank
Clinton & Fitchburg
Malden & Melrose Gaslight Co
Boston & Maine
Saginaw & Western
Prin
Det
Can. & No. RR
Amoskeag Mfg. Co
KR. Ll. Day & Company
State St
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Ares
Calais Bank
Calais
Bank of No. America
Blackstone de Howard
Bates Mig. Co
Boston Belting Co
Arlington Mills
Cabot Mfg
Waumbecg Mills
Salem Gas Light Co
Charles River Embankment Co
Jamaica Plain Gas Light Co
Cambridge Gas Light Co
Merchandise
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Franklin
Sun Electric Co
Woburn
Rutland Rd
City of Fall River
Toledo
Clinton
Fitchburg
New Bedford
W. R. R. Mitchell
Summer Street
Jordan, Marsh & Co
C. F. Hovey & Co
Richards & CO
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
White St
Townsend & Montant, ‘Auctioneers
Leeward Street
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