Ex-President Cleveland Rumored Dead Denied in Washington
Washington, Oct 23. A rumor spread that ex President Cleveland had died. He arrived in Washington to argue before the Supreme Court, and the tale grew with circumstantial detail until evening papers denied it. Cleveland told a reporter he was alive and well and would argue his case tomorrow.
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Washincton
Cleveland
Washington
Supreme Court
Pope
Loase
Everett
William Everett
Stoneham
Utica Herald
Dudleian Lecture ends with call for Christ’s light to guide America
The report from the National Civil Service Reform League criticizes Postoffice Department practices on presidential postmasters while praising the Patent Office. A Harvard audience heard Bishop John Keane speak on the Dudleian Foundation, urging belief in divine revelation and Christ as the light of the world guiding civilization and education.
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Washington
National Civil Service Reform League
Wiliam D. Foulke
Charles J. Bonaparte
Richard H. Dana
Wayne MacVeagh
Sherman
Rogers
Federal Service
Patent Office
Civil Service
Postoffice Department
Harrison
Foulke
Wanamaker
Daily Bulletin
Jouke
Baltimore
Harvard University
John d. Keane
Roman Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Dudleian Foundation
Keane
Cicero
Nature
Reison
God
Shem
Christ
Confucius
Plato
Mmaster
Rome
Department of Life
Democratic rally at Tremont Temple features Pierce, Hoar, Gargan
A large audience at Tremont Temple heard Henry L. Pierce, Sherman Hoar, Thomas J. Gargan, Josiah Quincy and others discuss tariff reform and minority rights. Speakers praised Democratic candidates for Boston’s four districts while noting illness kept Fitch and Andrew away.
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Tremont Temple
Henry L. Pierce
Fifth District
Sherman Hoar
Dr. Everett
Fitch
Andrew
Everett
Josiah Quincy
Francis A. Walker
Owen A. Galvin
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Hazard Stevens
A. Co. Whitney
William N. Osgood
Thomas J. Gargan
Flatley
Henry W. Swift
Alderman Leary
John J. Sullivan
John LT. Wheelwright
J. W. Coveney
Patrick Maguire
Ll. Frank Noon
Quay
John J. Belden
Canal Ring
Shernan Hoar
O’ Neil
Ces
Mr. Candler
Colonel Sellers
Asia
Mr. Gargan
Gargan
Pierea
Louisiana
Grover Cleveland
Democratic State Committee
York
Congressman Crisp
Georgia
House of Representatives
Eston
Faneuil Hall
Mr. Fitch
Crisp
Congress
John F. Andrew
Boston
Fifth
The Conveyancers Policies Backed by Cash Resources
Its policies are the simplest in form and backed by cash resources nearly double those of any other company in the state. They cover fraud forgeries and mistakes of fact law or record. Rates are very low and no risks are taken out of the state.
Gladstone at West Calder on Irish and labor issues
Mr. Gladstone spoke in West Calder on October 23 arguing Liberal election gains forecast a 90 seat majority. He rejected the label separatist for Home Rulers and favored local Ireland control, one man one vote, and shorter parliaments. He praised mass judgment, endorsed legal combination for unions, and urged limited eight hour use with miners favored.
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London
Gladstone
West Calder
Eccles
Westminster
Ireland
Tunnel projects compare St Clair and Northumberland Straits
Ottawa reports that after the St Clair Tunnel completion a plan for a Prince Edward Island straits tunnel arises. The St Clair Tunnel spans one and one seventh miles costing about 3 million dollars. The PEI line would cover six and a half miles at a similar rate totaling around 17 million, with private funding for St Clair and Dominion money proposed for the Northumberland scheme.
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Ottawa
Ont
St. Clair
Straits of Northumberland
Prince Edward Island
Ontario
Northumberland Straits
Dominion
Banker's death end of a hard business battle
J Blakely Creighton banker at 72 Broadway was found dead in his office from morphine poisoning. A letter to his wife Mrs Sarah Creighton and partner H H Brigham spoke of losing his fight, with money and jewelry in a bulky envelope. He was 32, son of the late Commodore Creighton and a NYSE member.
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New York
J. Blakely Creighton
Broadway
Sarah Creighton
H. H. Brigham
Weather forecast for New England and Mid-Atlantic states
Forecast through 8 p m Friday calls for cloudy skies and rain across eastern New York and New England with cool temperatures and high northeasterly winds shifting to variable. Storm signals show along the Atlantic coast from Boston to Hatteras, with Maine New Hampshire Vermont Maine Rhode Island and Connecticut affected.
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Washington
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Atlantic
Boston
Hatteras
Shipping News: Transatlantic Vessels Arrivals and Voyages
In Boston and New York ports during late October several ships from New York to destinations in Europe were reported. Vessels include Rhynland from Antwerp, Bremerhaven and Wilkommmen from Bremen, Germania from Liverpool, and Canada from New York, with multiple departures and arrivals noted along the British Isles coast and Ireland.
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Boston
Bowden
Jamaica
New York
Rhynland
Antwerp
Wilkommmen
Bremen
Bremerhaven
Iyremen
Southampton
Saale
Fastnet
Nevada
Liverpool
Augusta Victoria
Hamburg
London
Canada
Queenstown
Germania
Werra
Hutt of Lewis
Thingvalla
Copenhagen
Amalfi
Glasgow
Critic
Baltimore
Fire records from Oct 23 report multiple blazes
The Worthy article notes a grease refining factory on Conn street owned by Benjamin H. Nichols caught fire about 5:15 PM and burned completely, with $6,000 to $7,000 loss and no insurance. Nichols caused the blaze by a lamp while inspecting a leaking tank. a firefighter was burned at the scene. A nearby Park street fire, likely incendiary with kerosene traces, prompted another alarm. Additional fires in Brooklyn New York and Vermont, all linked to accidents or arson, are briefly described with varied losses and injuries.
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Nichols
Park Street
Rooklyn
N.Y
Front Street
North Troy
George Armstrong
Jay
Krenn
N. HS
Cheshire Box Company
Sprazueville
Winchendon
Middlesex Agriculural Society
Great BarningTon
West Stockbridge
John Tansey
Rhode Island Campaign Speech in Providence Music Hall
Ex Secretary of the Treasury Charles S Fairchild addressed a Democratic mass meeting in Music Hall with Governor Davis presiding. Lapham and Page attended as Congressional candidates. Fairchild criticized Republican fiscal policy and the Treasury book-keeping, disputed the $62,000,000 surplus claim as a $13,000,000 deficit, and argued tariffs through the McKinley measure.
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Providence
R. L
Charles S. Fairchild
the Treasury
Music Hall
Davis
Lapham
Page
Congress
Fairchild
Blaine
Treasury
New York Yacht Club Rescinds Cup Challenge Conditions
The New York Yacht Club adopted a resolution in New York on October 23 concerning the America's Cup. It states that by deed of gift the club could accept challenges under satisfactory conditions and refers to a May 17, 1883 vote to accept a challenge under the Lighthouse Volunteer match, which is hereby rescinded.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Sale of the Utica Herald in auction to John E. Goodale
Utica New York October 23 1890 The Utica Herald was sold at auction yesterday to John E Goodale as the sole bidder The purchaser declined to name the bidding party New company plans to continue the paper as a strict Republican organ Directors named include Ellis H Roberts Charles W Hackett J Fred Maynard J R Swan and State Senator Litus Sheard Republican backers reportedly provide about 200000 to support the venture
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Utica Herald
Utica
N. Y
John E. Goodale
Goodale
Eilis H. Roberts
Charles W. Hackett
J. Fred Maynard
Utica & Black River Railroad
J. R. Swan
Litus Sheard
Frederick Kimball pleads guilty in embezzlement case
Worcester case reports Frederick Kimball ex teller at People's Savings Bank admitting guilt to embezzlement totaling over 50 000. He fled to Europe with the LeBon woman and is expected to be sentenced November 1 in Worcester court.
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Prederick Kimball
Worcester
Frederick Kimball
People’s Savings Bank
Europe
LeBon
Assault with axe leaves wife injured. husband fled
Cornelius Connelly of 410 Commercial Street assaulted his wife with an axe last night, breaking two ribs. The woman was taken to City Hospital while Connelly escaped.
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Cornelius Connelly
Commercial Street
City Hospital
Startled by a Meteor Lighting Northeastern New Hampshire
Crammont New Hampshire October 23 residents near Bradford and Hillsboro Bridge heard a distant artillery like noise and saw a meteor. The object appeared northwest at Hillsboro Bridge and near Bradford two miles away, looking like a rocket then bursting with cannon like thunder around 7 15 p m.
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Crammont
N.H
Bradford
Hillsboro Bridge
Wines and Liquors Catalog Listing Prices and Bottles
A liquor dealer advertises wines and liquors with bulk and bottle pricing. Items include Rock and Rye at $2 a gallon, imported sherries and ports at $2 or $3 per gallon, matured rums, Holland gin, and California fortifieds, plus elite whiskeys. Large bottle counts are listed along with 35c to 90c per gallon equivalents and COD shipping.
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California
Henry L. Pierce Voices Opposition to House Control
Milton presiding officer Henry L. Pierce denounces partisan power in Congress and the tariff, arguing the recent session trampled minority rights, pushed through aims to appease big interests, and threaten free debate in the nation’s government.
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Henry L. Pierce
Milton
Pierce
National House of Representatives
Congress
Blaine
Err
Randall
Reed
Republican Party
Clay
Senate
Cass
Choate
Chase
Hale
Maine
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Newton
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United States Supreme Bench
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Charles A. Russell
Willmington
Conn
I. Blakely Creighton
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