Indian and Chinaman Education Topics at Portland Meeting
The American Missionary Association debated Indian and Chinese teaching methods at Portland Oregon. Frank Wood outlined Indian reform, including vernacular use and bureau restrictions. Carlos Montezuma, an Apache, spoke of his life and schooling while discussions urged broader funding and church work among Indians and Chinese.
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PortlAnd
Behrends
American Missionary Association
Frank Wood
Boston
Indian Bureau
Powell
Carlos Montezuma
Yankton College
Dakota
South
S. L. B. Speare
Middlebury
Africa
Charles Mills
Newburyport
Yan Phou Lee
Cyrus Richardson
George F. Staunton
W. A. Crossthwaite
Congregational Church
Charles A. Hull
Brooklyn
N.Y
J. H. Mellvaine
Providence
R. I
Smith Baker
Lowell
Mass
St. Peter
C. W. Shelton
Otis Dean
Massachusetts
J. E. Roy
D.D
Women’s Bureau
First Church
D. P. Emerson
White Cross
C. W.5
Shelton
Santee School
Nebraska
Myers
Tennessee
Kentucky
Josephine Kellogg
Tougaloo University
Unfounded Cholera Scare Over Independent Free of All Disease
A sensational cholera article claimed passengers from the steamer Independente, after visiting Palermo, Italy, were scattered nationwide. Reports say six went to Boston and two to Providence, triggering quarantines and disinfection of clothing in Chicago and Baltimore. Quarantine Commissioner Nichols noted the ship left Palermo Sept. 24 and arrived Oct. 15, with no sickness or deaths during the voyage and the passengers in good health.
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New York
Independente
Palermo
Italy
Looston
Providence
Chicago
Baltimore
Nichols
Jacob Sharp's Case Reviewed by Court of Appeals in Auburn
The Court of Appeals heard the Jacob Sharp case in Auburn New York with crowded rooms. Attorneys Nicoll Semple and Comstock for the people and Cockran Paige and Stickney for Sharp argued four hours. Debate centered on admissibility of testimony from Pottie and others and on related flight evidence.
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Aubany
N. Y
Jacob Sharp
Court of Appeals
Nicoll
Semple
Comstock
Sharp
Cockran
Paige
Stickney
Ruger
Pottie
Reading
Assembly
Senate Committee of Investigation
Miller
Board of Aldermen
de Lacey
Moloney
Keenan
Dempsey
Sayles
Canada
Committee of
Senate
Niegell
Legislative Committee
Record of Fires at Beverly and Haverhill Streets
A lively blaze swept a five story building area on Beverly street and nearby Haverhill street at 2 80 this morning. Fire alarms from Box 19 triggered a second alarm. The property is owned by A Wentworth with Hoyt Manufacturing and other firms listed. The fire likely started in the horseshoe pad factory on the Beverly street side.
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Beverly Street
Haverhill Street
Te Ccord
A. Wentworth and
Ees
Hoyt Manufacturing Seine
H. Butler & Co
Frank Mead Ees Suits
H. W. Bigelo
Multiple local fires reported with small damages
A still alarm from 4 Morton street occupied by Marx Sternberg caused $50 damage due to matches. A second alarm from Box 14 reported a four story brick building at 284 Commercial street, occupied by John Shay and Thomas Lane and owned by Nathan Mathews, damaged $25 from spontaneous combustion. A 6:15 p.m. fire at 43 Pleasant street occupied by Josephine Foley was caused by a lace curtain catching fire, costing $25. A late 5:10 p.m. alarm from Box 325 reported a fire at Field's Corner owned variety store William Cahill with no damage.
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Morton Street
Marx Sternberg
Commercial Street
John Shay
Thomas Lane
Nathan Mathews
Good and Thayer
Station 4
Pleasant Street
Josephine Foley
William Cahill
Field’s Corner
Water Works Standpipe Bursts in Franklin
Early this morning at 3 o'clock the iron standpipe at the Franklin water works near Alpine street exploded with a loud report. The 30 foot high 35 foot diameter tank was torn asunder, bricks ripped loose and hurled as far as twenty rods. Owner George H Namam has spent thousands this summer on enlargements, and the brick pier damage adds to an estimated loss of 15 000 to 20 000.
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Franklin
Water Works
Alpine Street
George H. Nornam
Ex-DA Elihu Root Leads City GOP Rally at Cooper Union
Elihu Root presided over a large mass meeting of Young Men's Republican clubs at Cooper Union with Julius Burrows and John Plummer as speakers. Notable vice presidents included Theodore Roosevelt and Levi P. Morton. Nicoll's candidacy drew the strongest cheers as resolutions backed Republican state and county tickets. Irving Hall convention also endorsed the ticket and condemned Tammany Hall and county Democrats for municipal reform indifference.
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New York
Elihu Root
Cooper Union
Julius C. Burrows
Michigan
John F. Plummer
Allen Thorndike Rice
Whitelaw Reid
Ernest Crosby
Theodore Roosevelt
Noah Davis
Levi P. Morton
Congressman Fitch
Nicoll
Irving Hall
Tammany Hall
Boston News Dealers Protest Monopoly Plan at Meeting
The Boston newsdealers gathered at 144 Harrison Avenue with John H. Henan as chair and Elmer Brown as secretary. They adopted resolutions opposing the Hotel and Railway News Company for seeking to monopolize Boston’s news stands and retail news trade and called for public support to defend their business.
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Boston
Harrison Avenue
John H. Henan
Elmer ¥. Brown
Hotel Railway News Company
Hotel and Railway News Company
New York
Brooklyn
London
Newsdealers
National Association of Newsdealers
Dwight School Association Holds First Annual Meeting
The Dwight School Association met at Parker House for its first annual meeting and dinner. A constitution and bylaws were adopted and officers elected including President George B. Yord and Vice Presidents James A. Page and Samuel A. Merrill. There were 180 members present.
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Dwight School Association
Parker House
George B. Yord
James A. Page
Samuel A. Merrill
A. 8.Oward
Samuel I. Wilting
BR. A. Gazala
F. A. Claflin
F. J. Weston
Only One Assembly Left in Beverly After Labor Strikes
The decline of District 77 Knights of Labor in Beverly is marked by a drop from 1500 members in six assemblies to debt and sale of group property. A seven week strike in 1886 followed by a larger tannery walkout caused steep losses and suspensions, with the lone remaining Cutter Assembly meeting monthly and District 77 reportedly $15,000 in debt.
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Bevery
Speciat
Knights of Labor
Order
Beverly
Sticeriors
Old Pea
Peabody
Salem
Building Trades
Cutters
District Assembly
Norwood’s Hall
Universalist Publishing House marks twenty five year milestone
A Shawmut Avenue ceremony celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of Universalist Publishing House with addresses by Rev. Dr. Richard Eddy and other church and scholarly figures. The article recounts founding steps from 1862, key acquisitions, name changes, and the growth of publications and assets over the period.
Teemer Gandaur Race Postponed Amid Rough Lake Water
The Teemer Gandaur race at Lake Marana cook was postponed due to rough water. A large crowd gathered, showing disappointment as organizers planned to reschedule when conditions improve.
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Lake Maranacook
Teemer
Gandaur
Shipping Arrivals and Departures at New York Ports
A long list details arriving steamers and barks including H. F. Dimpeck Ida Savannah and Navigators along with ships bound for Hamburg Liverpool Havana and Nassau. Numerous vessels from Boston Providence New Bedford and Portland are noted with destinations such as Matanzas Bermuda and Port de Paix.
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New York
General Whitney
Kearse
Boston
Orinoco
Garvin
Hamilton
Santiago
Allen
Cienfayros
Hammonia
Mlebich
Gene
Branscombe
St. John
N. B
Lester A. Lewis
Moody
Dart
Whittaker
Yarmouth
Matthew Vassar
Jdr
Mackay
Yairhaven
Mass
Robbie Godfrey
Cook
Charlottetown
I. BE
H. F. Dimpeck
Poston
Ida
Savannah
Hamburg
Lewis Walsh
London
Isabel
Louise
Stettin
Ieariette
Lizzie Curry
Windsor
Louise Adelaide
Orient
Lillian
Bangor
Silas McLean
Silver Heels
Caroline Kryight
Idaho
Ann Eliza
H. EF. Willard
Lady of the Ocean
Rockland
Abbie Busley
Isrove
Sullivan
Julia A. Decker
Joseph G. Namblin
Provincetown
Solomon L. Crocker
Henry P. Halleck
Emma
Sallie T. Chartre
Oceanus
New Bedford
Bvylin
Oakwoods
Narragansett Pier
Judge Low
Lubec
Marion KH. Rockhill
Minnehaha
Samuel Kvastner
Minguas
Allie H. Belden
Lanesville
Orrie V. Drisko
Edward R. Emerson
Minnie A. Read
Fred GC
Holden
Jane L. Newton
Ocean Spray
Millstone Point
Willow Harp
Hortensen
Kate Scranton
Belle R. Hall
Hero
John N. Chaffee
Allston
Providence
Mattie J. Alles
Gardiner
Uranus
Hillsboro
Abbie L. Dow
Blue Hill
Grace Webster
Mary Stewart
Frankfort
Weat Side
Gloucester
Robert Ross
Pacific
Lucy Wentworth
Modoc
Shulee
Lillia
Whiting
Union
Hallowell
Angler
Wood's Hall
Edwardslade
Coweset
Copin
Aurelia
Vinalhaven
Anna
Murch
Elsworth
D. K. Akin
A. W. Ellis
Belfast
J. S. Terry
John Feeney
Nantucket
M. Brookings
Richmond
Osprey
Two Rivers
Liazzio J. Call
Augusta
Annie
T. Bailey
Kennebec
EM. J. Simmons
Thomaston
J. UB. Knowles
Portland
C. J. Willard
Newburyport
Luella Nickerson
Cotul
Hamatonta
Queen
Liverpool
State of Nevada
Glasgow
City of Wyanne
Havana
Nassau
Bergensen
Port de Paix
Bermuda
Rebecca Carnaby
Matanzas
Harry and
Aubrey
Macoria
New Books in the Forum Highlight Debates on Society and Politics
The November Forum features President Barnard urging temperate reform, Edward T. Peters arguing for education to spread wealth, and George Ticknor Curtis weighing Utah statehood. Senator Colquitt defends the Negro vote and warns against Republican manipulation, while other essays touch on veto power, the Panama Canal, life’s purpose, and Brander Matthews on literature.
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F. A. F. Barnard
Edward T. Peters
George Ticknor Curtis
Utah
Colquitt
Georgia
South
Republican Party
Cleveland
United States
Long
Hurlbut
Panama Canal
W.5
Lilly
Romanes
Brander Matthews
Moliére
Matthews
English Masterpieces and Welsh's English Literature Course
A critical review praises Alfred H. Welsh's English Masterpiece Course as a systematic bibliography of English literature. It argues the work favors content over form, weighs its value for classrooms and individuals, and highlights its structured periods, author lists, and critical references.
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Mgr. Welsh
Frederic Harrison
Welsh
Earth
Shelley
Diman
Lang
Milton
Macaulay
Alfred H. Welsh
Chicago
John C. Buckbee & Co
Silver, Rogers & Co
Price
OA Corey
Teaching the Old Testament In a Sunday School Talk
The Unitarian Sunday School Society opened a lecture series in Channing Hall with Rev. A P Peabody teaching on How to Teach the Old Testament He defended belief over doubt argued the Old Testament contains moral teaching and traces the plan of salvation through history He noted Moses may not be the author of the Pentateuch praised Jewish morality and warned against overreliance on external aids urging study of Isaiah and the Psalms for devotion.
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Unitarian Sunday School Society
Channing Hall
A. P. Peabody
D.D
Jesus
Moses
Greece
Collateral Loan Co sale of unredeemed goods opens Oct 24
The Collateral Loan Company's 55th Semi-Annual Sale of Unredeemed Goods begins Monday October 24 at 10 A M in the Banking Rooms 328 Washington Street Boston and continues daily until sold. A large assortment including gold and silver watches chains rings earrings bracelets clocks silverware pins and other items will be offered with catalogues ready October 21.
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Washington Street
Boston
Navy Department
Washington
Navy Yard
Navy
United States
J. G. Walker
Secretary of the Navy
Massachusetts Baptist Sunday School Anniversary Ends
The final day features reports from the Massachusetts Baptist Sunday School Association noting 818 schools with 61 959 members and $53 214.838 raised. Officers for the next year are listed and speakers discuss Bible study, Sunday school methods in Rhode Island, and planting new schools.
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Massachusetts Baptist Sunday School Association
George C. Whitney
J. D. Fulton
Orville Coats
Pittsfield
William N. Hartshorn
D. H. Brigham
Charles C. Barry
Francis P. Morton
F. M. Gardner
Lawrence
George ©. Needham
Lucy Wheelock
A. B. McCrillis
Providence
Rhode Island
A. J. Gordon
D.D
Boston Stock Exchange Members Named
Boston Stock Exchange announces membership roster with Milton among listed brokers and firms.
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The
Boston Stock Exchange
Jackson & Co Sets The Styles With Latest Hats
The Boston shop Jackson & Co. stocks the newest English hat styles and the famous Dunlap. Patrons flock for up to date headwear, with a full range available for those seeking alternatives.
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Boston
Jackson & Co
Perkins & Dupee postpone creditors meeting after missing key partner
Perkins Dupee & Co at No 40 State street postpone formal affairs until next Saturday at noon due to the absence of W H Harris of Braintree. Liabilities total 100 700 with 64 300 secured and 36 400 unsecured. assets 90 500 including a 16 000 Brokers Board seat. deficit 10 200 with twenty creditors. Other items note Johnson Perrin Co assigns to A M Armstrong. a $2500 mortgage on Burrillsville mill. Cleverly insolvency in Lower Mills Boston. Manufacturers Clothing Co assigns to George W Manson. ex Alderman James Pearson transfers business to A J Pearson amid financial pressure.
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Perkins, Dupee & Co
No. 40
State Street
W. H. Harris
Braintree
Perkins & Dupee
Brokers’ Board
Johnson, Perrin & Co
Woollen Manufacturers
Burrillsville
R. I
A. M. Armstrong
Woonsecket
Almira Fairbanks
New York
Thomas F. Cleverly
Washington Street
Lower Mills
Boston
Manufacturers’ Clothing Company
Providence
R. J
George W. Manson
James Pearson
Boodle
Sixth Avenue
A. J. Pearson
Annual meeting of Dedham asylum reviews finances and staff
The Temporary Asylum for Female Prisoners at Dedham met in Trinity Church to report year finances. Income totaled 8736 dollars with expenses of 8727 leaving 3 dollars, plus 25 inmates and 14 children at Sept 30, 1886. Officers elected include President Mrs Henry B Mackintosh and Secretary Miss Mary L Adams.
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Dedham
Trinity Church
Board of Women
Russell Sturgis, Jr
Mr. Prescott
F. B
Auction Advert by Howe & Co Real Estate Brighton
Auction sales by Albert Howe & Co real estate and general agents of Market street Brighton established 1843. Telephone 7368 horses and wagon sales every Wednesday at the salesroom. Private sale at auction prices includes carts wagons and harness. Also listed is academy at 159 Warren Avenue Boston.
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Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
Acaienee
Warren Avenue
Boston
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Latimer W. Ballou
Joseph Day
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D. W. Joy
A. A. Miner
Barry
Moses Mellen
Cornhill
Trumpet
Christian Freeman
Tompkins & Co
the Repository
Universalist Quarterly
Christian Repository
Vermont
Bromfield Street
Christian Leader
Star and Covenant of Chicago
J. W. Hanson
Star and Covenant
J.S. Cantwell
Tremont Street
Mary T. Goddard
Univeralist
Ill
Myrtle, Universalist Quarterly
Sunday School Helper
Universalist Register
Eddy
George H. Emerson
Patterson
Roxbury Universalist Church
R. T. Polk
EF. M.ruce
Myrtle
H. W. Rugg
S. J. Barrows
J. S. Cantwell
A. Gunnison
G. L. Demarest
C. F. Lee
W. Semple
NEW Books
Rev. A. P. Peabody
Roya Aking Powder CO
Wall State Ye
Samuel Hatch & CO
Congress Street
Albany Street
Wareham Street
Harbor Commissioners
George E. Hall
School Street
S. R. Knights & CO
Washington St
Newton Street
A. P. Pierce
Almeria
Borderer
Iowa
Francis Henshaw & CO
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First Fleet
Com L
Suffolk Cordage Co
Continental N. Bk
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Somerville Horse RR
Cow Hamilton Mfg
Exchange
Blackstone Natl
Ware
Freeman’s Natl
Amory Mfg
Continental Mills
Brookline Gas Lt
Appleton Co
Hamilton Woollen Co
Lowell Gas Lt
Lowell Bleachery
Middlesex Co
York Mfg
Hill Mfg
Cocheco Mfg
S. C. Forsaith Machine Co
Man
N. H. On. RR
State Natl Bank
Cheshire RR
Middlesex Mills
Blackstone Natl. Bank
Merchants’ Natl. Bank
Boston Mfg. Co
Boylston Mutual Ins. Co
Merrimack Mfg. Ces
Do Lyman Mills
Natl
Exchange Bank
China Mfg. Co
Pembroke Mills
Topeka & Sante Fe
Banet Houghton & Ontonagon RR
Amoskeag Mfg. Co
Boston Ga
Baptist Convention
R. L. Day & Company
State St
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Dexter & Newport
Do Mass
Nat’l Bank
Globe Nat] Bank
Nat’s Bank of Commerce
Nashua & Lowell Rd
Blackstone
Nat'l Bank
Cabot Mig. Co
Nanmkeag Steam Cotton Co
Hill Mig. Co
Boston & Maine
Det
Hillsdale & So
Western
Dorchester Gas Light Co
Essex Co
Salem Gas Light Co
Cambridge Gas Light Co
Order of ‘Trustee
Mercantile Mike Aes Marine Ins
Winnisimmet Co
State Nat’l Bank
Eastern
Fitchburg
City of Lowell
Essex
Boston Water Fewer Co
Wes Bay
Aals
Saco & Ports
Russell Mills
West End
Rockland Bank
Roxbury
Columbian Natl
Eliot Natl
Everett Natl
Chicago Rolling Mills
Merrimack Mfg. Co
Gt. Falls & Conway
Cheshire Rd
Adm
Naumkeagree Cotton Co
Michigan Central
State Natl. Bank
Old Colony Rad
Erie Tele. & Tele. Co
Bay State Live Stock Co
American Electric Mfg. Co
Rutland
Burl. & Q
Houghton & Ont
Rutland Ra
New Eng. Mort. Sec. Co
Old Colony Steamboat Co
Vt. Serip
Jackson
United States Watch Co
Waltham
Richards & CO
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding
Hmogullet & Co
White St
Townsend & Montant
Leonard Street
Hshares Lawrence Mfg. Co
Adto U.S. Hotel Co
Amoskeag Mig. Co
Kennebec River
Bath
Boothbay
Star OF the East
Jason Collins
C Linecoln
H. HH. Hyde
Portlan & East Staunch
India Wharf
Pe F. Williams
Digby
Annapolis
N. S
Nova Scotia
Port Hawkesbury
Plotou
ST. John's
Boston, Halifax
Prince Edward Island
Lewis Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Harrison Soring
A. Dew. Sampson
Heston and
North Side Central Wharf
E. S. Merchant
Cunard Line
Queenstown
Cork
Marbor
Cephalonia
Samaria
Scythia
Catalonia
Palmyra
Pavonia
Great Britain
Reland
Alexander Martin
Quebec
Charles V. Casey
Broad Street
Hi. & A. Allan
Anchor Line
Atlantic Express
Oueenstown
CULTW
Rome
Clascow
Londonderry
Carexpeal
RZO
Menderkson Brothers
Yowling Green
Warren Line
Liverpoor
Issus
New
Norseman
Palestine
Warren & CO
LS Postollice Scuars