Embezzler De Baun Brought Before Montreal Court
The case details the New York Park Bank embezzler De Baun being taken to court in Montreal on a writ of habeas corpus with his counsel seeking discharge. The article also notes political meetings and speeches by Republican and Liberal Union figures in Malden and Brookline, along with a lengthy account of tariff debate and campaign events in Ohio and New Jersey. Strong entities include Clark Thread Works, Harrison and Morton, Mills bill, New York, East Newark, and Newark.
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de Baun
New York Park
Montreal
Page
Messrs. Long and
Lodge
Malden
Liberal Union Club
Young’s
Hugh O. Pentecost
New York
Brookline
Winslow Warren
Everett
Sprctal
Clark Thread Works
Newark
N. J
Clark Thread Company
Clark Mills
New Jersey
Harrison and
Morton
Democratic Committee
Essex County
Clark
Pope's Rome Visit Sparks Church State Clash in Germany
Reports from Berum and London on October 26 describe government calls to recall Baron Von Schloezer, the Prussian envoy, after the Pope's oration to Neapolitan pilgrims. The papal note to foreign nuncios stresses that Emperor William's visit harms the Pontiff, while the Pope voices concern over German efforts to control Catholic education and church rights within the empire.
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Berurm
Baron von Schloezer
Vatican
Germania
William
London
Rome
German Empire
Harvard fall class races on the Charles River at noon
Rowing on the Charles River began after 4 pm with seniors and juniors leading the race, freshmen and sophomores close behind amid cold wind and eager spectators. The crews, lists of Harvard students and coxswains, battled through a mile course finishing with a late burst by the seniors and juniors ahead of the others.
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Harvard
Gloucester Street
Charies River
Ie Union Boat House
Nec
E. W. Dustan
J. H. Proctor
Hight
E. C. Pfeiffer
F.E. Parker
Hebard
E. C. Droll
J. Son
Storrow
E. Whitney
Artridge
J. G. Porter
J. H. Kidder
F. W. Atriss
J. Aide
George T. Keyes
Alexander
L. S
Matthews
Edge
Slocum
Hb. T. Woodbury
Blanchard
C. G. Page
G. Rublee de
Weather Indications For New England And New York
For twenty four hours: rain in New England with steady temperatures and brisk easterly winds on the coast. Eastern New York experiences rain and warmer readings with southeasterly winds, brisk along the coast. Cautionary northeast signals shown on the Atlantic coast from Virginia to Massachusetts.
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Washington
New England
New York
Res
Atlantic
Virginia
Massachusetts
Salem Democrats hold Town Hall meeting after big rally
Salem Democrats gathered Friday evening for a Town Hall meeting after a large Thursday rally. Chairman James F. Dean presided as stirring talks were delivered by William Perry, rank H. Pope of Boston, and John H. Mcdonald.
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Salem
James F. Dean
Democratic City Committee
William Perry
Rank H. Pope
Boston
John H. Mconald
Steamers Arrived On Oct 26 From Jamaica To New York
Shipping news lists vessels arriving or departing including Pirate from Jamaica to New York and others such as Lahn from Bremen Wieland from Hamburg City of Berlin from Liverpool Flambor from Gils t bremen OC sms from New Saale from do Tork 20th Off Dunnett Head St Regulus from Hamburg for New York Hans & Kurt from New York for Hamburg Alaska from New York Cilurnum from Charleston amara from St John NE City of Washington from New York Adriatic from New York for Liverpool Pomeranian from Montreal Circe from Montreal Eduardo from New Orleans for Liverpool Edam from New York for Amsterdam Jamaican from New Orleans for Liverpool Lake Superior from Montreal for Liverpool and more.
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Pirate
Jamaica
New York
Lahn
Bremen
Wieland
Hamburg
New 26Th
Alaska
Eneones
Havre
Cilurnum
Charleston
London
Amara
St John
Havana
City of Washington
Queenstown
Adriatic
Liverpool
Pomeranian
Montreal
Glasgow
Circe
Eduardo
New Orleans
Liverool
Honors to M de Giers in Russia Jubilee
St Petersberg October 26 The czar sends congratulatory telegram to M de Giers on fifty years in public service The czarina wishes him health and strength to serve Russia. A courier brings the Order of St Vladimir. Berlin reports Emperor William telegrams to M de Giers praising his fifty years in public life and his status as a respected European statesman.
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St. Peterspurg
M. de Giers
Czarina
Russia
Order of St. Vladimir
Berlin
Gazete
William
Not So Bad As Pictured Exile System Debate
London reports public correspondence between Secretary Tallack of the Howard Association and Mr Salamons of the Russian prisons administration regarding Mr George Kennan's Century articles on Siberian exile. Salamons expresses astonishment at Kennan's statements and says he no longer values foreign publications, claiming such writings mix gross ignorance with blind hatred of Russia.
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London
Tallack
Howard Association
Salamons
George Kennan
Salamans
Kennan
Russia
Conservative Senate opposes Floquet constitutional revision
At a Republican Left meeting in Paris the Senate revealed a majority oppose Premier Floquet's proposal to revise the constitution. They argue the plan endangers parliamentary power and the executive's liberty of action.
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M. de Giers
Kennan
Floquet
Paris
Vatican
Senate
Attorney General Webster’s Adjournment Argument at Parnell Inquiry
London Oct 26 The Parnell commission heard Webster’s case with outrages linked to the league and speeches by Dillon and others. He promised to call witnesses who participated in outrages and disclose payments, then adjourned until Tuesday as subpoenas were served on O'Donnell and Parnell's secretary. A Times solicitor reportedly met the Invincibles Mullet and McCaffrey in Down Patrick jail. the prisoners offered no information.
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London
Parnell Commission
Webster
Times
League
Dillon
Justice Hannen
Manis
Frank Hugh O’donnell
Parnell
Henry Cambell
Patrick Egan
Dusuim
London Times
Mullet
McCaffrey
Down Patrick
Letters From Gladstone And Morley Mead At Meeting
At the Protestant Home Rulers meeting in Dupuy on October 26 a letter from Mr Gladstone deplored Belfast Protestants who once were Nationalists now praising Hartington and condemning their forefathers. A Morley letter expressed hopeful views on the Irish cause's progress.
Boulangist Meeting in Paris Ends in Free Fight
At the Salle Wagram a Boulangist rally drew about 600. An anti Boulangist group led by Lullier incited a brawl. Lullier fired a revolver into the crowd. he was beaten and a weapon strike to his neck occurred. He was taken for treatment. no confirmed gunshot victims announced.
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Paris
Salle Wagram
Lullier
Luilier
Long and Lodge Speak on Tariff at Malden Opera House
At the Malden Opera House last evening crowds of Republicans heard John D. Long and Henry Cabot Lodge argue protectionist tariffs. Lodge denounced free trade aims among the Ways and Means brass, while Long framed the campaign as business, praising Harrison and Morton and stressing that tariffs protect broader classes and national prosperity. Maplewood Band provided music as the event closed.
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Malden Opera House
John D. Long
Henry Cabot Lodge
Henry FE. Turner
Mr. Lodge
Everett
England
Spain
Ways and Means Committee
Mr. Long
Harrison
Levi P. Morton
Lodge
Harvard
Lincoln
Republican Party
Lord Sackville
Cobden Club
America
Cleveland
Lone
Jackson
Holyoke
Iran
Canada
Ireland
Long
Malden
Maplewood Band
Browns Win Dramatic World Series Game in Toronto
In a ten inning affair the St Louis Browns beat New York 14 to 13 on O Neill’s bases loaded homer as the New York club prepares to receive the Hall of Fame trophy tomorrow night at the Grand Opera House. Both teams set to disband Sunday after the title presentation.
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NEW Yorks
St. Louis
Browns
New York
O'Neil
van der
Grand Opera House
St. Stibhcc i Asonnee
Shoes at Discount Draw Boston Buyer to New York
A large New York shoe firm offered ready money to purchase a big lot of ladies and misses shoes at steep wholesale discounts. The Boston firm sent a buyer to the metropolis and secured the entire lot. Readers are urged to check Batanset & Du department for more manufac shoes at lower prices. A certain York was in.
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Arge
Boston
Metropolis
Batanset
Ton’ss
York
Republican vote fraud rumors swirl in New York chase
The arrest of Gen John Ramsey and John Beckham on trying to induce Charles Keefe to register William Laughlin's name sparked talk of other political figures, but rumors proved unfounded. Ramsey may face examination. Laughlin's name was given under belief of aiding a sick man. District Attorney Fellows seeks cross jurisdiction to hear illegal registration cases, with several arrests made for illegal registration.
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New York
John Ramsey
New Jersey
Republican State Committee
John L. Beckham
Charles Keefe
William Laughlin
Jersey City
Tlauser
General Ramsey
Laughlin
Beckham
Keefe
Ramsey
Mr. Laughlin
Cleveland and Thurman Dry Ganda Club
Fellows
Board of Police Justices
New York City
United States
William O'Keefe
James 5. Starr
Red Bank
N. J
Union Theological Seminary
New York State
Country Club Autumn Meeting Opens at Clyde Park
The Country Club begins its autumn meeting at Clyde Park with a full racing card. Entries for six events are listed, with two races to be split due to large fields and an extra purse offered. Major races include pony, sweepstakes, handicap steeplechase, and pony polo with purses and weights detailed for each entrant.
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Country Club
Clyde Park
Bayon d
Nell Gwynne
Marblehead Stable
B. c
Mose Kay
King Alfonso—Astoria
A. H. Barney
B.g
Dave
Highlander
Lily Bell
P. Clinch
B. G
Orphan Boy
Darrodsbury
Fed Cares
A. P. Gardner
Hamilton
Billet
James Parker
the Tramp
Tom Blind
K. D
Queens Count Stables
Jim Murphy
Felowcraft
Lady Mansfield
J. P. Harrington
Wanda
H. B
J. R. Bullard
C. H
Pinto
Powhattan
Atalanta
Sheeeness Stao F
Elliott
Blk. G
Virgil
J. Warburton
Ch. m
Pretty Jane
BE. Baldwin
Ro. m
Unity
M. Sheridan
Ch. G
Pat Oakley
Bonnie Kate
J. A. Sawyer
Br. G
Sirocco
Algerine —Cathedra Tie
E. Baldwin
Fiddiesticks
Imp
T. G. Frothingham
B. m
Bowie
Verity
James Keenan
B. F
Dick Turpin
Wilful
My Girl
E. W. Roche
Voyager
Wanderer
Glenella
Goblin Snob
Harrodsburg
Gabe Jackson
Hurrah
Asseo J. H. Bradford, Jr
the Barb
Bramble
Lady Lindora
Cee A.D. Webber
Skylark
Dick- Cns
NOUIG
Essesse Eee Coreswe
Dhe
R. Black
Sanford
Hb. B
R.G. Tower
John C
Great Tom—Leah
Rayon dVor—Lilly R
Queens County Stable
Br. E
Zangbar
Mortimer—Loo
J. J. Morrisy
Norman
Saxon— Wendomikin Co
Falconer
Matador
F. Elliott
Bl. G
Estrensesseeee
Lilly Bell
Silver King
Essex Stables
R. G
Tattoo
Foxhall Keene
Buckshot
J. Barnard
Wild Cat
H.b
Barnum Threat Recalls 1884 Real Estate Offer
BripcEroft Conn Oct 26 Over 3000 gather at Gem Rink to hear United States Senator W P Frye of Mine talk tariff Barnum opens with a quip claiming as earnest in 1884 when he offered to sell Bridgeport real estate for less than value if Cleveland won He notes the Senate’s opposition to the Democratic doctrine persists.
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Lora
Judge Thurman
Carlisle
Cink
Miamisburg
Hamilton
Troy
Thurman
Canoe
Brice
Dayton
Tippe
Aseed
Tory Stump
Cuse
Sidney
Wapakeneta
Lima House
Faurot
George W. Hail
Piqua Democratic Glee Club
Gil Thurman
Cleve
Ging
United States
Senate
Senat
America
Britain
Gread
Earth
Unite States
Congress
Democratic House
Representatives
Canada
House
Great Britain
Speaker
Cthurman
Blaine
BripcEroft
Conn
Gem Rink
W. P. Frye
P.J. Barnum
Bridgeport
Cleveland
Bridgeport offer tied to 25 percent price cut pledge
A property owner states he will sell all buildings and surrounding land around Bridgeport at 25 percent below current prices if Cleveland and a Democratic congressional majority are elected. He binds himself to do so and offers 5000 to backers who form a syndicate to accept the deal before the election.
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Cleveland
Bridgeport
Congress
Obituary of Jarvis D. Braman Boston industrial leader
Jarvis D. Braman, president of the Boston Water Power Company, died at his Beacon Street home after a recent apoplexy. Born June 25, 1825, he rose from private Chauncy Hall and public Boston Latin schooling to lead major New England firms. He served as director and president in multiple companies, aided western Boston development, and held public posts including councilman and alderman. A war-era figure, he helped organize colored regiments, assisted in postwar civic projects, and was known for generosity. He leaves a widow, two sons, and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis D. Braman
Boston Water Power Company
Beacon Street
Jarvis Braman
Nathaniel Hammond Richardson
Boston
Chauncy Hall
Boston Latin School
New England
Jerome ‘I. Whiting
Charles River Embankment Company
West End Railwa Company
Commonwealth Avenue
Massachusetts Rite Brigade
Andrew
Marshall
Dock Square
Governor’s Island
General Grant
Washington
Sumner
Nee
New
Braman
Tailor James Mackie Changes Firms from Redfern of London
Mr James Mackie formerly with Redfern of London retires from Laides Tailor and joins Jonpan Marsh and Co now with Laides.
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James Mackie
Jonpan, Marsh & Co
Redfern of
London
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United States Fish Commission
Alfred H. Love
Equal Rights Party
Lord Fauntleroy
Ulster
G. W. Simmons & Co
North St
Russell
Worcester
P. T. Barnum
East Newark
N.d
Lima
Bagging Trust Pool
Tennessee
Chicago
Pulsifer
Higginson
West End
Lé Kooman
Hale
Clearty
Cincinnati
Germany
The
de Pope
de Giers
Chauncey Thomas
Brewster & Co
Million & Guiet
Kimball’s
Allston St
Bulfinch Street
College Notes
Salem Democrats
Tremont ST
Park St. Church
Call & Tuttle
Summer Street
John M. Call, Jr
Andrew J. Lloyd
Washington St
Milk St
Harvard Place
Salt Lake City
Bright Manl Nat
Lipe Ins
Deven
Emperor William
Premier Fioquet
Mr. Gladstone
Mr. Morley Mead
Pars
Barnum
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