Speech boomerang fallout prompts circulation demand
The Republican and Democratic state committees clashed over Governor Russell’s speech. Democratic Chairman Quincy demanded full circulation after a Post expose. Secretaries Wardwell and Dale disputed numbers, then agreed to distribute 100000 copies, some printed with red commentary.
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New Post
Quincy
Democratic State Committee
Wardwell
Republican Committee
Democratic Committee
Russell
Republican State Committee
Boston
William J. Dale, Jr
William E. Russell
New York
J. Oris Wardwell
Dale
Mr. Quincy
Mr. Wardwell
Juincy
Burdett
Quincey
Iiting
Nathan Sawyer & Son
State Street
Sawyer
Bomb targets editors in Abbey Street offices
Dustin reports a bomb fell in front of the National Press building on Abbey Street causing shattered windows and damaged furniture in the editors rooms and basement offices. No one was present at the time and no suspect or motive is known as crowds gather amid rumors.
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Dustin
The
National Press
McCarthyites
Abbey Street
Indictments in Chicago Boodle Scandal Target Poor House Case
Grand jury returns multiple indictments in the Poor House and Insane Asylum boodle scandal in Chicago. Court withholds names until arrests, but reports say John W Cells of the court asylum faced conspiracy defraud charges and was held on a $3000 bond.
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Chicago
Criminal Court
John W. Cells
Cour Asylum
Realism in Boston Art Turns to a Star’s Heel
A Boston artist of the realistic school models Otis Tucker’s heel in plaster at Park Theatre, after months of study among society and gymnasiums. The sculptor proclaims the buttressed heel a landmark for Boston art circles, promising a lasting model from the County Fair production.
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Back Bay
Blue Grass
Fifth Avenue
Beacon Street
Carrie Turner
New York
Gotham
Boston
Robert Fischer
Park Theatre
Mr. Fischer
Otis Tucker
Otis
Abby
Fischer
Mills and Everett rally dull fog inspires Democrat crowd
Salem rally marks the campaign start with Texas Senator Mills and Dr. William Everett of Quincy addressing a packed drill hall. Speakers assail Republicans on temperance, education and tariff policy while lauding Democratic achievements as a Lafayette Band procession winds to the Essex House amid blazing fires.
Chile Demands Reparations Over Valparaiso Attack on Baltimore
United States government through Minister Egan formally demanded Chilean reparation for the Valparaiso assault on Baltimore seamen. Captain Schley and Minister Egan presented investigation results showing a Baltimore petty officer slain, another wounded dying, and thirty five crewmen arrested with police violence and bayonet wounds attributed to Valparaiso police. The US emphasized indignation at police brutality and use of horses to drag sailors to prison. Chilean junta is expected to consider the demand.
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Santiago DE Cutie
United States
Egan
Chile
Valparaiso
Baltimore
Washington
Eagan
Schley
Charles Jiggan
Turnbull
Ater
State Department
Boston
Literary Notes In Educational Review November Issue
The Educational Review November issue features Bowdoin President Hyde outlining policy for small colleges, Maxwell on the literature of education, Tolman Smith on pensioning teachers in Europe, and Smith of Missouri debating Twelve versus Ten. It covers supervision, women teachers, New York exams, new school law for St Paul, Socratic method, educated proletariat of Germany, and includes reviews by Wilson, Hart, Giddings, Thwing, Johnson and editors. Aunt Mary's Obituary appears in Pack of Oct 28, and the issue includes The End of Fall by Jane L Jones and Opper comics on Professor Coacher and his pupil.
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Educational Review
Hyde
Bowdoin
William H. Maxwell
Annie Tolman Smith
Europe
William B. Smith
University of Missouri
Greenwood
Kansas City
W. H. Payne
Nashville, Tenn
Regents
New York
New School Law
St. Paul
Mary
Jane L. Jones
F. Opper
Coacher
Governor Russell Sparks Rousing Rally at Opera House
Ma pen Oct 26 Special to the Post Governor Russell nicknamed a “name to conjure with” as his mention drew applause at a grand Republican rally in the Opera House hall. Henry E Turner presided with speakers Curtis Guild Jr Charles F Loring Captain John Adams and Senator Gallinger all urging tariff reform immigration and protection while criticizing Democrats. Gallinger warned of Britain's trade policy as Massachusetts leaned on protection. The hall was full and supporters cheered for Russell and allied Republicans.
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Russell
William E. Russell
Plain Russell
Opera House
Henry E. Turner
Curtis Guild, Jr
Boston
Charles F. Loring
Melrose
John Adams
Lynn
Jacob HA. Gallinger
New Hampshire
Guild
Roger Q. Mills
Massachusetts
Texas
Loring
Mr. Brown
Adams
Senator Gallinger
Great Britain
Britain
Blaine Reassumes Duties as Secretary of State
Washington reports Secretary Blaine resumed his duties after a morning at the White House with Secretary Tracy and the President. He returned to the State Department, ordered strict access, and began reviewing reports from assistants and officials, handling ongoing departmental business with zeal.
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Washington
Blaine
White House
Tracy
Presient
Department of State
Marriage of Winslow McKillip in Boston
In Boston on October 26, Henry H. Winslow and Alexandrina McKillip were married by Rev. M. K. Deming.
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Winslow McKillip
Boston
Obituary notices from Hyde Park East Boston and Boston Commons
At Hyde Park Charles Wonberg, 66 years seven months, death noted. In East Boston Sarah V Healey, 28, beloved daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Healey, funeral Wednesday Oct 28 at 8 o’clock from 193 Webster Street with high mass at Church of Assumption at 8:30. Relatives invited. Ackay Charlotte Landon Mackay, 78 years 11 days, widow of Robert C Mackay. Funeral at 220 Commonwealth Avenue Wednesday at 11 o’clock.
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Charles Wonberg
Healey
East Boston
Sarah V
Josep Healey
Webster Street
Chuch of Assumption
Ackay
Charlotte Landon Macay
Robert C. Mackay
Commonwealth Avenue
Shipping News Miniature Almanac From Oct 27
Shipping news lists arrivals at Boston harbor and outbound sailings. Vessels arrive with passengers and cargo from Savannah Charlottetown Baltimore Philadelphia Norfolk Hoboken and more. Numerous steamers and tugs tow barges and lumber cargoes while schooners and brigs depart or clear for Liverpool Antwerp Glasgow and other ports.
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Gate City
Googins
Savannah
Richardson & Barnard
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Halifax
Moise
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Wm Jones
Fuller
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Geo McQuesten & Co
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der Isle
Haskell
Satilla River
Harry Prescott
New Haven
Gilmore
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Geo McQuesten &Co
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Isaac T Campbell
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Waldron Holmes
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Hasson
Newburyport
Elmwood
Foreign Ports Updates From Oct 26 Sailings and Arrivals
Shipping notices list vessels departing and arriving across foreign and domestic ports. Entries include Geo V Jordan from Cochin to New York with leaks, Hippolyte Dumois to Boston, Elbridge Souther from Rockport to Boston, and multiple schooners and steamers sailing to New York, Boston, and Philadelphia with several in port and cleared at Boston and Portland for various routes.
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Geo
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Maritime notes on ships damaged in recent storm
Marine notices describe multiple vessels in distress or damaged. Schooner St. J in., rudder lost after speaking Oct 23 at lat 42.10 N long 67.45 W. J & H Crowley lost deck load of logwood and large anchor, damaged tick fittings while riding out gale at Bass River. Manitou arrived Philadelphia from Vinalhaven reports lost boat and sails, broken pump and hatch, cargo shifted. Wandering Jew seen after parting from steamer Joseph L. Colby in storm, lat 40.35 N long 68.30 W. Victoria ashore at Little Island Seal Harbor. B A Baker gone ashore near White Head.
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Victoria
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