Senator Morgan Defends Cleveland on Canadian Treaty
Senator Morgan of Alabama praises President Cleveland’s stance on the Canadian treaty and retaliation, disputing West’s interpretation. He says Cleveland sought a peaceful settlement, feared bloodshed in fishing grounds, and would enforce duties if provoked, arguing partisanship should not block this action.
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Secretary Bayard defends U S from foreign interference
Secretary Bayard denounces a California letter to the British minister as an improper foreign attempt to influence American politics. Lord Sackville says the episode trapped him, and plans to reveal who organized it. Cabinet meeting focuses on the matter as Bayard clarifies official stance.
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More American Fishermen Leave Gloucester After Season
Gloucester October 25 They came they caught fish and now they have departed The following fishing vessels have hauled up and their captains and crews have left for their homes about Pubnico and Argyle Nova Scotia Schooner Ada S Babson owned by D H Babson Captain Vanumburgh and crew of eighteen men The Ada S Babson was a new vessel last spring In this her first season she has stocked 12113 Schooner Carl W Baxter owned by Pettigill Cunningham Captain Kenney and fourteen men Have made two trips from this port this season Their address until spring will be in Nova Scotia.
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Professor Ventura Opens Season With Reading in Boston
Professor L D Ventura, just back from vacation, held a French reading in the Young Men’s Christian Association parlor. A largely ladies audience engaged with the vivacious interpretations as he announced M Coquelin’s engagement and presented Grignoire plus monologues including Le corbeau et le fromage in a droll, lively style.
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October Weddings Bring Two Union Ceremonies
There was a gay wedding at the Vendome last evening with Miss Stella Bernard and Mr. Lawrence M. Heilbrun married at 8 o'clock by Rev. Solomon Schindler. Albert Bernard gave his sister away and J. Monroe Heilbrun performed the like office for his brother. The bride wore white Latin rhadamé with flowered tulle and diamonds, ushered by a list of relatives. A reception, music and supper followed. In Malden Episcopal Church, Harry W. Barrett and Hattie Bishop were wed as well with attendants and ushers named. They will reside in Maiden at Main Street and Mountain Avenue. At home November 8.
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Julius Waterbury
Timer Foy
George A. Strang
Maiden
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Tariff Reform Club meeting speeches and notable talks
The Wryekty Post describes this morning’s Tremont Temple gathering under the Tariff Reform Club of Harvard University with Colonel Higginson at Lexington, William E. Russell at Malden, Hurvaan in Indiana, William Lloyd Garrison in Cleveland, Morse on Cleveland policy, Conant on New York politics, the ninth district Independents, Usher’s acceptance letter, and notes on national affairs. Also includes Rev. Noyes ordained to Japan, Taverner’s observations, chess notes, market views, vessels in port, and other items. fifty two numbers for $1, $100 a year.
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SumMER Homes Offer of 260 Choice Lots at Uniform Price
The Frenchman's Bay and Mt. Desert Land and Water Company offers 260 selected lots for sale at a uniform price before advancing. Following directors' vote, all unsold lots as of January 1, 1889 will be offered over the next sixty days in Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington.
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Quincy rally shows Dems in strong numbers at Town Hall
In Quincy last night the Democrats held a large rally in Town Hall with about 200 troops from Cleveland and Thurman battalions. Speaker Josiah Quincy, Democratic candidate for Congress, defended his nomination and attacked opponent Morse over tariff policy and civil service reform. The event featured speeches by Nathan Mathews Jr, Alderman John C Short and Judge George W Kelly.
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Straws From State Street Market Rumors Shake Wall Street
The New York market rallied late after rumors of trouble in Boston proved unfounded. Cammack led bear pressure on coal stocks while Eastern rail issues and Manitoba railroad dispute developments influenced prices. London and Boston observers noted subtle shifts as Reading and East Tennessee trades affected sentiment.
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Stove on Sale by B. A. Atkinson & Co in Advertising Column
A picture of a stove in the paper's advertising column praises its looks and possible working condition. B. A. Atkinson & Co. have the stove on sale along with many other sorts. Read their statements about these and other items.
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Auction Sales Advertises Selling Times
AUCTION SALES. TODAY. Fruit-Snow & Co., 1 p m. Carnets, etc Leonard & Co., 3 p m. Fruit-Horatio Harris, 12 m. SATURDAY Flax-Horatio Harris, 11 a m.
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Local Theatres Show Schedules For Tonight
Sage Theatre presents The Wife at 7:45. Boston Museum shows Little Lord Fauntleroy at 7:45. Park Theatre offers A Hole in the Ground at 7:45. Globe Theatre features Nadjy at 7:45. The Nickelodeon at Court Street hosts Museum and stage entertainments. Howar Atheneum offers variety and burlesque at 8. CYC Ohioma presents Battle of Gettysburg. Grand Opera House screens Alone in London.
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Marriages Occur Across Several Cities in Late October
In Malden and nearby towns on October 23 to 25, multiple weddings were conducted by diverse reverends. Notable unions include Harry W. Barrett with Hattie shop, John E. Keeland with Hattie F Wardwell, and E W Marston with A P Snethen, among others, spanning Malden Boston Dorchester Andover Fairhaven Cambridge Milford and Great Falls New Bedford.
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Charles J. Twombly
Lowell
Alice B. Cook
Obituaries and death notices from late October list
City records note Horatio Bigelow aged 74 and Elizabeth Coffey aged 23, with other deaths including Wayne Emerson aged 6, Mamie Guild aged 24, Joseph Hartt of the U.S. Navy, Daniel Havlin aged 2, George Stokes aged 34, and Rev. George E. Tucker aged 68. Interments and locations given for several entries.
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