Malden Tariff Reform Rally Features Russell On Tariffs
A Malden rally at Barrett's Opera House led by W B de Las Casas praised tariff reform with Hon. William E. Russell as principal speaker. Russell argued high tariffs harm industries by taxing raw materials, citing Bridgewater iron works, Sandwich leather and textile centers, and job losses, urging free raw materials to revive regional mills and exports.
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Fitchburg
Massachusetts
New England
Norway Iron and Steel Works
Boston
Sat
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Lynn
Republican Party
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Lawrence
Waltham
Northampton
Shot in the thigh leaves Northampton man at City Hospital
William Banks of Northampton Street was brought to City Hospital with a gunshot wound to the thigh early today. He refused to disclose how the shooting occurred, offering no further details.
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City Hospital
Shipping arrivals and clearances in New York and Hawkesbury
New York ports report arrivals including steamers State of Nevada Glasgow Prins William J Amsterdam H F Dimock and others from Boston Demerara and more with cargo listings and passenger names. Hawkesbury notes schooner Puritan carrying Captain Lawrence O'Brien remains from Grand Banks. A Newfoundland sailor James Lannigan drowned in an actory incident. verdict natural causes.
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Yerry
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Angela
Franklin
Maine
Aarbuck
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Helen Thompson
Thomaston
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Robert Byron
Thomas Hix
Rockland
T. A. Stewart
Sullivan
Samuel L. Russell
Lanesville
Kit Carson
South Gardiner
Osprey
Carrie Walker
St. John
N. B
Gaspar Embree
Miramichi
Britannic
Gallia
City of New York
St. Oswald
Liverpool
Trave
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Britannia
Marseilles
jHondo
Belize
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St. Ann’s Bay
Gen. Whitney
Glancus
Grundloven
Stettin
Ellen M. Mitchell
Shannon
Develgonne
Glaevicke
Hamburg
State of Georgia
Moouie
City of Atlanta
Hansen
Havana
Athos
Gloucester
Express
Puritan
James Lannigan
Newfoundland
Carrell, Brown
Alton
Amg
Books and forged letters loom in Parnell inquiry
The Parnell commission resumes as Sir Charles Russell seeks production of letters from Dillon Biggar and other Parnellite MPs. The Times disputes materiality while the court orders disclosure. Attorney General Webster lays out charges of league funds and violence tied to Parnell, with testimony extending to 1882 notes and O'Shea negotiations.
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Davitt
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Arnell
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Ireland
Dublin Freeman’s Journal
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Eens
Local Newspaper Sale Continues Despite Trial Turmoil
Readable fragments indicate the paper sale proceeding independently of ongoing trial proceedings. Officials note circulation plans remain unchanged while the legal matter unfolds. The article emphasizes sustained distribution and market activity amid courtroom action.
General Boulanger Calls for Constituent Assembly
General Boulanger urged dissolution of the Chamber of Deputies and the convoking of a constituent assembly independent of the executive to prevent abuses that could lead to a dictatorship. He stuck to his views on the Senate presidency and rejected monarchy. he favored no religious politics in the army.
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Boulanger
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France
Milan and Natalie Marriage Dissolved by Servian Church
The Official Journal from RE.GRACE on October 24 reports Metropolitan Theodosius using his authority to dissolve the marriage of King Milan and Queen Natalie, declaring the union no longer existent.
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Coal Strikers Expand as Owners Refuse Concessions
In Loxpox Yorkshire 15000 coal workers walked out today and the strike spreads. In Sreeps the coal owners resolved to make no concessions to the strikers as the movement alarms observers.
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Sreeps
Fever Stricken Town Widens Yellow Fever Panic
Reports from Enterprise Florida describe dozens of fever cases with several deaths among a 700 population. Dr Wylly confirms cases since June, with Orange County quarantines and local officials criticized for concealing the outbreak. Jacksonville reports 31 new cases and 4 deaths in the past day, totaling 5903 cases and 337 deaths. City funds and donations flow to aid sufferers amid widespread fear.
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Long
Bennett
Volusia County
Mitchell
Jacksonville
J. P. Howard
Ethel May Welch
W. Sandy
Benjamin Hi. Deas
Pope Leo Addresses Neapolitan Pilgrims in Rome
Romer Oct 24. The Pope condemned the Italian government and accused Rome of insults and usurpation degrading it to a mere capital. He insisted Rome should be the See of the Vicar of Christ and the capital of the Catholic world and professed faith in his cause's triumph.
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Meeting in Glasgow backs imperial federation vision
In Glasgow on October 24 advocates of imperial federation met as Lord Rosebery called the scheme no dream. A letter from the Marquis of Lorne urged imperial federation as a hopeful aim while Lord Brassey argued severing from the motherland harms colonial interests.
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Emperor William invites Bergmann and Gerhardt to Palace dinner
Emperor William has invited Professor Bergmann and Dr. Gerhardt to dine at the Palace in Braun on October 24. The invitation follows the recent publication of Dr. Mackenzie’s book and the charges raised therein, signaling a notable reception by the emperor.
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White Pasha Again-Austrian Reichs rath Opened-The Budget
Wady Halfa reports the white pasha remains in Bahr el Gazelle with new Egyptian forces marching to oppose him. Vienna notes the Reichsrat reopened. 1888-89 budget set at 638 million florins with a 21 million rise in expenditures. German opposition to Taafe ministry looms. potential dissolution of parliament. London says Berlin abstains from Emin Bey relief and Neufeld at Khartoum. Duhallow, Cork, Kennedy released after crimes act arrest.
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No Right to Vote in Jersey City Warrants to Arrest Bogus Voters
Jersey City officials announce two hundred warrants for arrests of illegally registered voters as bogus voters are deterred from polling by imminent arrest. Officers have already arrested Thomas Dolan at 205 Grand Street and Zetas Diunne who speaks little English after six months in the United States.
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N. J
Thomas Dolan
Grand Street
Zetas Diunne
Steamers Arrived and Departed Ports List Oct 24
A bulletin lists multiple steamers arriving at Boston Liverpool Glasgow and other ports with origin and destination details including Alliance from Rio Janeiro Florence from Bona and Philadelphia, Cephalonia from Boston and Cas pian from Baltimore, Nymphea from Hamburg Montana from London Luthara from Jamaica and several ships bound for New York Philadelphia Antwerp Bremen and London with dates October 22 to 24.
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Glendowe
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Farness
Appleton Family Backs Cleveland and Thurman in Vote
In New York on October 24 a D Appleton and Co executive announced all ten Appleton voters will back Cleveland and Thurman with tariff reform. He noted the family previously split party lines, now unified by confidence in Cleveland’s administration and strong business conditions.
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New York
House of D. Appleton & Co
Cleveland
New Yor
D. Appleton & Co
Appleton
Thurman
Messrs. Appleton
JH. C. Apleton
Money for the campaign and a club plan
The Cleveland and Thurman Club in New York proposes funding the national campaign fund through $1 membership certificates. Thirty-six certificates were auctioned for $765, with buyers including Walter Stanton at $250 and Meyer Jonasson at $100, signaling strong potential among 8000 to 9000 members.
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Cleveland and Thurman Club
National Campaign Fund
National Committee
Walter Stanton
Meyer Jonasson
J. F. Bamberger
R. T. Woodward
Judge Gresham Declines Campaign In Trumpet For Harrison
Indianapolis Oct 24 1888 Judge William B Gresham declines to actively back General Harrison in the upcoming campaign citing propriety and potential criticism He notes he supports the ticket in spirit but cannot participate publicly without lowering his standing to right thinking people The refusal follows urgent requests from supporters and a cordial letter from Judge Calkins of Indianapolis confirming the request
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Harrison
Gresham
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W. H. Calkins
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W. Q. Gresham
THAT BIG KANSAS FARM WAGERING MYTH OVER ELECTION BETS
New York October 24 The Democratic national committee reports a Brattleboro Vermont postmaster and Meade Centre Kansas correspondence proving the farmer who would stake his 640 acre farm on Harrison is a myth Detective Billy Edwards claims he holds $10 000 of Democratic money for Cleveland bets and turfman James McCormack has $10 000 plus Mike McDonald of Chicago $50 000 all unplaced The Pittsburg Post telegraphs a $50 000 wager on Cleveland winning New York electoral votes or the presidency with no odds.
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Kansas
Harrison
Chicago Board of Trade
Cleveland and Thurman Club
Democratic National Committee
Brattleboro
Meade Centre
Kan
Billy’ Edwards
Hoffman House
Cleveland
James McCormack
Mike
McDonald
Chicago
Pittsburg
Democratic State Committee
Grover Cleveland
United States
Rich Plumbago Deposit Found Near North Adams
In Adams South Part at Tophet H D Ward and partners sank a shaft to twenty feet uncovering a large vein of plumbago ore. Samples sent to New York show best quality in the United States with only one mine elsewhere matching its quality.
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H. D. Ward
Adams
Tophet
New York
United States
Great Jacket Sale At Houghton and Carron This Week
We recommend the feminine readers attend the jacket sale advertised by HOUGHTON & Carron this week. Their Newsmarkets Irish Peasant garments seal plush sacks and wraps are worth a visit as prices are low. Carmoren's Cashmere Suits $10 Mars & Co.'s Misses' Clothing department.
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Carmoren
Jorpan
Mars & Co
Thurman At Cincinnati Political Tour With Son
Judge Thurman and his son Allen W. left Columbus for a political tour stopping briefly at Mt. Sterling Washington Court House Sabina Wilmington and Blancaster where small crowds welcomed the train. In Cincinnati a couple of hundred greeted the Old Roman as he arrived and he hosted an informal reception at the Grand Hotel.
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Mt. Sterling
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Wilmington
Blancaster
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Tariff reform attracts 630 Chicago Board of Trade members
A Chicago despatch reports the Cleveland and Thurman Club at the Board of Trade now lists 630 members, enrolled in 24 hours. John Cudahy is president, Louis Duck vice president. Four years ago the group had about 100 members with Blaine supporters in 1884. Tariff reform is advancing.
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Evening Post
Board of Trade
Cleveland and Thurman Club
Chicago
John Cudahy
Louis Duck
Republican County
Blaine
Blaine in New York Reviews O'Brien Legion Parade
After resting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Blaine and his son Walker toured Central Park. He greeted ex Senator Platt Fred Grant Judge Goodloe and several national committeemen at the hotel. From Fifth and Eighteenth streets he reviewed a 3000 strong O'Brien Legion procession. The crowd numbered about 5000 as Blaine joined in cheers for Harrison Morton and Miller before retiring.
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Walker
Central Park
Thomas Platt
Fred Grant
Judge Goodloe
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F Eighteenth Streets
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O’brien
Platt
Walker Blaine
Mr. Blaine
Harrison, Morton
Miller
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Weather Outlook For New England Thursday To Friday
Washington reports a twenty four hour outlook for New England fair Thursday followed by local rains Friday. Warmer conditions expected with southwesterly winds.
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