Mills on the Tariff explainer at Music Hall rally
Burrarwo New York Oct 24 Roger Q Mills addressed a large crowd at Music Hall defending his tariff bill. He argued it protects American industry, boosts domestic labor, and counters opposition claims. He contrasted duties on iron and steel, cotton goods, wool, sugar, rice, and chemicals, urging more raw materials and broader demand to raise wages. The audience repeatedly cheered, especially when Cleveland’s name was mentioned.
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Burrarwo
N. Y
Pit
Roger Q. Mills
Mills
Ir. Mills
Congress
House
North
Senate
Cleveland
City Bankrupt After Treasurers Absconding Visit
Cleveland citizens face bankruptcy as about 450000 in city funds are held by bondsmen of defaulting treasurer Thomas Axworthy. Kaufman Hays takes temporary charge. mayor may issue 200000 in notes to ease the shortfall. Axworthy is reportedly in Canada, with detectives pursuing him.
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Cleveland, O
Thomas Axworthy
Kaufman Hays
Axworthy
Board of Aldermen
Board of Councilmen
Canada
B. Conkey
Newark
Mater
New York
Anada
Cleveland
Mr. Conkey
Montreal
United States
O. Axworthy
J. Lawrence Hall
Kellert
Dugas
Quebec
Europe
Campaign Canal Boat Visits Amsterdam
The campaign canal boat Thomas Jefferson arrived in Amsterdam New York to night. About five thousand men and women and six hundred uniformed Democratic club members greeted the craft. After anchoring the crew was escorted to the Neff Opera House for speeches before about two thousand people. Peace Allen of Mississippi delivered the principal address.
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Campaign Canal
Amsterdam
N. Y
Thomas Jefferson
Neff Opera House
Peace Allen
Mississippi
Cleveland to review New York business parade Saturday
Washington dispatch notes President Cleveland will ride with Colonel Lamont in the business men's parade in New York on Saturday. He plans to return to Washington the same day. Lamont says it is undecided whether the President will travel to Buffalo to vote on November 6.
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Washington, D. C
Cleveland
New York
Colonel Lamont
Washington
Jonel Lamont
Buffalo
Daily Graphic Sold at Sheriff Sale to Southern Trust Co
New York The Daily Graphic an illustrated afternoon newspaper was sold at sheriff's sale today to the Southern Trust Company for five thousand dollars. It is understood the paper's pageant policy and management will remain unchanged.
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New York
Daily Graphic
Southern Trust Company
Southern Trust Orpary
Walker at Worcester on Tariff Rally Speech
The Republican gathering in Mechanics Hall featured J H Walker as the headliner with Colonel E B Glasgow presiding. Worcester native Charles A Russell spoke over an hour, Walker argued the tariff spurred twenty five years of prosperity, contrasted parties, and touched on markets and protection against free trade, warning of German competition and urging measures to protect American industry.
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Sprcrar
Mechanics’ Hall
J. H. Walker
E. B. Glasgow
Indiana
New York
Charles A. Russell
Connecticut
Free Traders’ Convention
Chicago
Germany
Walker
Dr. Everett
Chicago Wheat Market Shows Mixed Session With Bullish Tone
Chicago wheat trading opened weak with prices about 4 cents below yesterday but rallied to levels near 114 for December and 138 for May. By close, May and December were within a half to three quarters cent of each other as speculative volume rose and May drew more attention.
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Chicaco
Straws From State Street Bid Upswing Amid Market Fever
New York tone improved and Bulls confident as stocks rally despite unsettled Boston Eastern lease issues. Atchison seen as solid while buyers outpace sellers. notable traders like E Rollins Morse & Co and Adams Blodget & Co increased Eastern purchases. A Cleveland treasurer tale provides a cautionary note on speculation as rail freight demand grows and car shortages persist nationwide.
Theatrical Gossip In Boston Theatres This Week
Miss Maude Banks draws crowds at the Boston Theatre with Love's Sacrifice yet proves crude and amateurish. Next week Coquelin and Hading perform at Hollis Street Theatre with a packed schedule through the week. Sothern's tour ends in Boston while Held by the Enemy debuts at Palmer's Theatre. Jefferson stars at Fifth Avenue in The Rivals with Gilbert and Drew. Mathias Sanders bows at Boston Theatre next Monday with grand spectacle.
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M. Coquelin
Mme. Hading
Hollis Street
L’aventuriere
Mile de la Segiere
Camille
Cesar de Bazan
Park Theatre
Palmer’s
Wallack’s
A. M. Palmer
Joseph Jefferson
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Bob Acres
John Gilbert
Anthony Absolute
John Drew
Malaprop
Jefferson
Mathias Sanders
Boston Theatre
National Board of Steam Navigation Officers Elected
The National Board of Steam Navigation elected officers led by President A. Cheney and Treasurer Addison Lyst with J. W. Biren as secretary and Charles H. Boyer as assistant secretary. The next annual meeting will be in Pittsburg in October 1889. An evening resolution urged Congress to impose a $100 daily fine on any bridge entity that places lights deemed dangerous by the lighthouse board. Captain J. W. Miller discussed the Nicaragua Canal as a way to expand U S coasting trade.
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Board OF Steam Navigation
New York
National Board of Steam Navigation
Cheney
New York City
Addison Lyst
Pittsburg
Fenn
J. W. Biren
New Orleans
Charles H. Boyer
Penn
Congress
Lighthouse Board
J. W. Miller
Stonington Steamboat Company
Nicaragua Canal
United States
Paine's Furniture Offers Elegant Tables At Family Price
An inviting plea at 48 Canal Street Boston markets elegant tables from Paine's Furniture Company. The ad targets housewives, claiming the price is so low that every family should own one.
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Paine’s Furniture Company
Cali
Canal Street
Boston
Scribner's Magazine Seeks Popular Appeal With Fresh Impetus
The publishers aim to make Scribner's Magazine the most popular periodical while maintaining high literary character. In six months 25,000 new readers joined due to better contents, especially railway articles, and the second year closes with renewed momentum. New illustrations will showcase novel effects and keep the publication attractive and engaging.
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P. H. Sheridan
Gravelotte
Sedan
Prussia
William I
Germany
Kruell
Robert Louis Stevenson
the Master
Scotland
India
United States
America
William Hole
B. B. Adams, Jr
A. B. Frost
Lester Wallace
England
Augustine Birrell
Matthew Arnold
A. W. Greely
Stevenson
W. €. Brownell
John R. Spears
Barum West
Arlo Bates
F. J. Stimson
James T. Fields
Scribner’s Magazine
Auction Sales And Theatres On Friday Evening
Real estate and horse auctions listed for today at 12 and 3 pm with fruit sales at 12 pm. The Hollis Street Theatre offers The Wife at 7 45 pm along with Boston Museum Little Lord Fauntleroy and other venues presenting Ingomar Nudity A Hole in the Ground The Nickelodeon Howard Athensum Cyclorama and Grand Opera House feature a mix of museum stage shows burlesque and operatic performances nationwide today
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Hollis Street
Boston Museum
Lord Fauntleroy
Park Theatre
Slobe Theatre
Boston Theatre
Tremont Street
Barrett Crane Attingham Wedding Notices List
In Barrettaurn—Barrett Crane Attingham and others wed Oct 24 20 by multiple ministers in various cities. The list includes Boyden Setchell in Newton and Krell Rahm in Boston with several couples from Boston and nearby towns tying the knot from Oct 20 to Oct 24.
October Weddings at Emanuel Church and Cambridge Home
The October society season opens with the Emanuel Church ceremony of Samuel W. Lippincott and Blanche Tribou with Rev. Leighton Parks officiating at high noon. The bride’s uncle George O Shattuck gave her away. reception at 311 Marlboro Street. Separately Eva M daughter of Simon Alghieri wed James H. Wyman at No 56 Norfolk Cambridgeport. no bridesmaids. Also James Barrett and Catherine E Crane wed at St Pauls Hingham with Margarett Crane maid of honor. future home Brockton. At Centre Baptist Church John F Parker and Minna W Ballard united in marriage with reception on Linden Avenue. couple to tour then reside in Main Street home.
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Emanuel Church
Samuel W. Lippincott
Baltimore
Blanche Tribou
Leighton Parks
George O. Shattuck
P. E. Pegram
R.B. Hopkins
Arthur Provan
Dr. Stackpole
John D. Menshaw
Boston
Marlboro Street
Eva. M
Simon Alghieri
James H
Hingham
Gerald Fagin
St. Paul’s Church
Margarett Crane
John Barrett
Ship Street
Brockton
Marpen
Centre Baptist Church
John F. Parker
John H. Parker
Minna W. Ballard
Captain Ballard
Legion of Friends
Harry E. Converse
F. E. Benjamin
D. E. Richards
Horace E. Sawyer
William C. Lovell
Charles L. Parker
Deaths in City Thirteen Names and Ages Listed
Obituary notices list Honora Coakley Dennis Crowley Andrew Cuffe Timothy Davis Hugh Dooling Mary Griffin Daniel Kelly Jacob Lindsley Michael Moran Sarah McLaughlin Elizabeth Story Benjamin Spinney Mary Stevens Sarah E Thacher and others with ages from 29 to 78 in city and nearby towns. Funeral details note services at First Church Somerville and other local arrangements.
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Coakley
Honora
Charles Coakley
Crowley
Dennis Crowley
Cufre
South Boston
Andrew M. Cuffe
Davis
Timothy Davis
Cooling
Hugh Dooling
Griffin
Boston Highlands
Mary Stevena Thacher
Acher
Sarah E
George M. Thacher
DKE Elects Officers at Forty Second Convention
Delta Kappa Epsilon at Cincinnati Ohio opened its forty second annual convention on October 24. Elected officers include President from Syracuse New York and Brunswick Maine, and Secretary S M Grainger from Gamier Utica New York.
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Delta Kappa Epsilon
Cincinnati
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
L.ers
Sricuse
N.Y
Eicecentiaea
Kamperery Brunswick
J. C
Eicae
Utica
N. Y
M. Grainger
Gamier
Boston Man Sues Montreal Trustees Over 1244
In Montreal this morning Charles S. Browne of Boston files a first class action in the Supreme Court against the defunct South Eastern Railway Company trustees W C Van Horne W B Blodgett and William Farwell to recover 1244 Browne says it is a balance on advances to the line Judge Lorganer grants leave to inscribe the suit on the roll.
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Montreal
Supreme Court
Dundurapd
Charles S. Browne
South Eastern Railway Company
W. C. van Horne
W. B. Blodgett
William Farwell
Sherbrooke
P.Q
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Lyceum Theatre Stock Company
Sweet Lavender
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Miss Dillon
Mr. le Moyne
Charles Scribner’s Sons
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NEW England Conservatory
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Tenney
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Boston & Maine Railroad
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SETIS
Middlesex
George M. Brooks
Ovil K. Phinney
Melrose
Cambridge
Samuel W. Tucker
Ommonwealth OF
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Henry A. Gustavson
Court Square
Fred H. Seavey
Henuty
Jessenger
The
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Tremont Temple
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William E. Russell
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Bridgeport
Conn
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Crocker, Burbank & Co
Fitchburg, Mass
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
University
Hollis ST
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Henry
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Mme
Jane Hading
Joie
Les Precieuses
le Maitre Des Forges
Les
Mile de la Segliere
Hollis Isaac B. Rich
Daniel Frohman
Lyceum Theatre Co
Coquelin
Hoyt
Clara Morris
R. M. Field
Mrs. Burnett
Fauntleroy
Austin
Court Street
WM. Austin
Prop
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Gen. Man
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Maude Banes
J. Buckley
Iingomar
Lady OF Lyons
LOVE
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FICE
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Kiralfy
Mathias Sandorf
Rudolph Aronson
Comic Opera Co
NADJY
Howard Atheneum
Leavitt's
English Folly and Burlesque Co
Rand Opera House
Dover Street
Proctor & Mansfield
London
Park Theatre Company
Brooklyn
Tremont
LAS Week OF Jerusalem Horticultural Hall
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
Navy Department
Boston Navy Yard
New York Navy Yard
Department
James Fulton
U. S. Navy
Ofice of the Lighthouse Board
Armenia
C. Rowan
High Street
John P. Hawkiss
C. S
Huchins & CO
Border Street
East
State St
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