Joint Debate On Protection Between Walker And Hopkins
A coming joint debate on the protective tariff between J H Walker and John Hopkins of Millbury set for October 31 at Mechanics Hall Worcester will fill the venue. British American Society branch No 86 invites Messrs Walker and Sayles to discuss protection versus free trade with Hopkins opening, Walker closing, and both speaking about 45 minutes total. Charles Booth will preside and arrange the order of speakers.
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Worcester
Soroian
Mechanics’ Hall
J. H. Walker
John Hopkins
Millbury
British-American Society
Messrs. Walker
Sayles
Walker
Charles Booth
Hopkins
Mr. Walker
Mr. Hopkins
Typhoid Fever in Montreal Exposed by Health Board Review
A Montreal Herald editorial denounces sensational posts while local doctors and hospitals confirm widespread typhoid fever. Physicians report daily patient loads far above reported figures, with many cases unregistered. The health board summons doctors for concealing cases under city bylaws.
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Montreal
Sprctat
The
Herald
Post
Board of Health
General Hospital
Montreal Star
Notre Dame Hospital
Brennan
Blackadur
Beaver Hall Hill
Kirkpatrick
Montreal General Hospital
Notre Dame Hospitl
Hotel Dieu
Local Health Board
Provincial Health Board
Democratic Day in Cincinnati Exposition Parade
A large crowd filled Cincinnati streets for Democratic Day at the centennial exposition. Judge Thurman spoke amid cheers after a lengthy parade by eight Democratic clubs from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. He defended labor and attacked taxes as harming workers saying wealth comes from labor and urging fair wages.
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Cincinnaty
Judge Thurman
Race
Twelfth Streets
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Thurman
Carlisle
Exposition
Music Hall
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Peter
Paul
Aole
Lawter
Rom
White House
Democratic Party
Heat Your Home With New England Heaters This Season
Local catalog highlights the finest line of parlor and heating stoves in square oblong and round shapes. Cast and sheet iron bodies offered in ornate or plain styles with sizes shown in the cut. Guarantee of satisfaction with models and complete accessories including stove boards and coal boxes.
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New England
United States
Imported Englishman urges Woburn to back protection
A large Woburn gathering heard Mr Pettifer and Ex Mayor Fox of Cambridge denounce free trade. Pettifer argued England’s surplus harms American wages, while Fox attacked the Mills bill and Confederate supporters. The event featured a colored quartet and concluded with Butler R. Wilson.
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Pettifer
Woburn
Fox
Cambridge
London
Liverpool
England
America
Germany
Holyoke
Butler R. Wilson
Belm ont Train Fatality Claims James Hearn at Crossing
Belmont October 25 James Hearn about 60 was struck by an outward bound Fitchburg train at the Belmont crossing at 552 pm and killed instantly. Conductor Farrar and Engineer Sprague were aboard. Hearn leaves a widow.
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Belmont
James Hearn
Fitchburg
Belmont Crossing
Farrar
Sprague
Hearn
Apothecary Benjamin Nagle Found Dead in Store
Benjamin Nagle an apothecary of 236 Bunker Hill street was found dead in his shop at 6 yesterday evening. Cause of death appears to be an overdose of chloral. Daniel Sheehan of 194 Harrison avenue was found dead in his bed yesterday afternoon.
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Benjamin Nagle
Bunker Hill Street
Daniel Sheehan
Harrison Avenue
American League dynamiters claim thunderous murder agenda
Attorney General Webster told a special commission that members of the American League are dynamiters and advocates of murder. Montreal reports typhoid fever at alarming levels with hospitals crowded and physicians failing to report cases. Weather mixed with fair skies and rain. Closing of the State Federation of Labor convention. Free Hospital for Women annual meeting. A meeting at Faneuil Hall featured Senator Hoar Pettifer and Beard. Farnum in North Adams held for forgery trial. Boston mail pouch robbed en route to Chicago. Harvard poll shows Harrison slight lead. Boston total registration 72 200. Fifth district candidates discuss civil service reform. Professor Ventura presented French readings from Coquelin.
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Webster
Special Commission
American League
Montreal
The
Federation of Labor
Free Hospital For Women
Faneuil Hall
Hoar
Pettifer
Beard
ATO Co
H. G. Farnum
North Adams
Superior Court
Boston
Chicago
Harvard
Harrison
Ventura
M. Coquelin
Conspiracy claims tied to Irish leaders and American money
London and New York dispatches report Attorney General Webster linking Parnellites with the American league, calling them conspirators aided by American money. The Times is said to possess forged documents as Parnell and counsel scrutinize the Phoenix Park letter. Police witnesses and letter copies surface as the Parnell commission unfolds.
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London
Parnell Commission
Webster
The
Times
Parnellites
League In
America
League
American League
Irish World
Chicago Citizen
Boston Pilot
Patrick Ford
Brennan
Sheridan
Breslin
Condon
Devoy
Finerty
Redpath
Rossa
League In America
Parnell
Davitt
Kettle
Evan
William O'Sullivan
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Thomas Powerl’Connor
New York
Evening Post
Charles Russell
Phoenix Park
Sir Charles Russell
Lewis
Russell
Crow Indians All at Home and Quie Warpath Report Quelled
The Indian Affairs Commission received word from Crow Agency Montana stating no Crow warpath against the Sioux. Cheyenne starving claim denied by Indian bureau officials. On reservation each Indian receives daily three-fourths pound beef half pound flour and occasional coffee and sugar.
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WasHincron
Commission of Indian Affairs
Briscoe
Crow Agency
Montana
Fort Buford
Dakota
Indian Bureau
New Yorks Win in World Series Clinches Title Over Browns
In St Louis on October 26 the New Yorks defeated the Browns 8 to 6 to settle the world championship. Buck Ewing starred with a home run and a three RBI triple drive, while Keefe pitched well for the Browns but received scant support. New Yorks outplayed the Browns throughout the series, earning the laurels with strong fielding, timely hitting, and solid pitching.
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St. Louis
New York
Browns
Giants
Buck Ewing
Keefe
Herr
New Yorks
Louis
A. EB. R
Tiernan
Latham
Ewing
Robina
Rich'ds
O'Neet
Ee Ee
O Comish’y
O'Rourke
McCarthy
Gore
Bt. Louis
Chamberlain
Slattery
Whitney
Chamberlan
Robinson
White
Milligan
O’rourke
Comiskey
Kelly and
Gaffney
Lime
Maritime arrivals and sailings reported with multiple ships
Mariners and vessels are listed with origin and destination ports across ports such as Boston Liverpool New York and Baltimore. Entries include ships like Durand Dorian Godallg Unita City of Dublin and City of Rome with routes from Charleston Havana Matanzas and the West Indies to Liverpool or New York.
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Boston
Liverpool
Lorenzo D Baker
Jamaica
Gibraltar
Vyonca
Mediterranean
New York
Monmouthshire
China
Japan
Guy Mannering
Manila
Mariner
Charlestown
Caspian
Baltimore
Nevada
Prawle Point
Aguadillana
Stettin
Tarifa
City of Dublin
Batavia
St Johns
Halifax
Queenstown
Alaska
Barnmoor
Stago
City of Rome
Manhattan
Matanzas
Havana
Godallg
West Indies
Unita
Karpados
Charles Morand
Port
Dorian
Kingston
Munificent Gift From Daniel Hand To Missionary Association
Providence Oct 25 The American Missionary Association received a record gift from Daniel Hand of Clinton Conn a sum exceeding 1 million dollars in interest bearing securities to fund The Daniel Hand Educational Fund for Colored People The income is to educate colored youth in the Southern States The trust will be managed by the association and amounts for any single recipient are limited to 100 The gift arises from Hand’s wartime loss and an 1887 settlement with his clerk George Williams Judge Luzon Morris arranged the gift Hand is about 87 years old
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Josiah Quincy, Jr
Quincy
Morse
Harrison
Indianapolis
Harvey N. Shepard
Middleboro
Colonel Higginson
Sherman Hoar
Arlington
Franklin Park
Morgan
Cleveland
Pettifer
Fox
B. R. Wilson
Woburn
Judge Thurman
Cincinnati
James Hearn
Fitchburg
Belmont
J. H. Walker
John Hopkins
Worcester
New Jersey
The
American Missionary Association
Daniel Hand
Clinton, Conn
Blaine
Providence
R. I
Clinton
Conn
South
Association
D. C. Mears
D.D
God
Christian Church
American Missionary Society
Charleston
D. C
George Williams
Hand
Williams
Luzon B. Morris
Harrison address draws workingmen in Indianapolis
An Indiana Harrison rally drew 1575 to 5000 marchers and a full Tomlinson Hall. General Harrison defended labor, attacked campaign slanders, and warned that Democratic tariff policy risks reduced U.S. wages and fewer jobs. Senator Blair followed with notes on labor and education.
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Indianapolis
Ind
The
Evening News
Associated Press
Tomlinson Hall
Harrison
Litchman
L. W. MacDaniels
Typographical Union
General Harrison
McDaniels
Indiana
MacDaniels
America
Democratic Party
Europe
Blair
New Hampshire
Fever Advances In Jacksonville Area News Brief
The daily health bulletin reports 71 new fever cases and 2 deaths, bringing total cases to 3974 with 339 deaths. Enterprise reports nine sick, six in critical condition. McClenny records seven new cases.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Enterprise
McClenny Today
Hewitt and Cleveland in Democratic Ticket Backing
In a letter to a ratification meeting chairman Hewitt defends his stance on the national Democratic ticket citing his 1882 House speech for free raw materials and a revised tariff. He says Cleveland has mass confidence due to honesty courage and independence and notes Thurman as a household name for his long public service.
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New York
Hewitt
Grover Cleveland
Allen G. Thurman
Cleveland
Thurman
The Country Editor's Wife and the Winter Bonnet
A humorous diary item recounts a trip to Boston’s Hoventon and Durrox at 66 Tremont Street where a wife buys an expensive winter bonnet. The narrator details mortgaging a power paper cutter borrowing ten dollars from Deacon Pogram and repaying loans after purchase.
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Deacon Pogram
Hoventon & Durrox
Tremont Street
Boston
Lkachange
General Ramsay Arrested Over Illegal Registration
Jersey City October 25 General John Ramsay a Republican State committee member was arrested tonight charged with complicity in obtaining illegal registration for a man. Ramsay posted 300 bail claiming he is the victim of a conspiracy.
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Jersey City
John Ramsay
Republican State Committee
Ramsay
Weather Outlook for New England and Nearby States
Washington dispatch reports for twenty four hours the forecast across Maine New Hampshire and Vermont calls for fair and warmer conditions with easterly winds. The rest of New England and eastern New York expect fair weather followed by rain Friday night with warmer easterly winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New England
New York
Taylor Made Costume Cloths At Jonpan Maxsu Co
Northwest listings advertise Taylor made costume cloths in plaid designs using silk and wool, 54 inches wide, priced at 2 dollars per yard at Jonpan Maxsu & Co.
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Jonpan
Maxsu & Co
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