Lobby and tariff clash outlined in Massachusetts rally
Speakers at a Massachusetts political gathering condemn lobby influence and defend signing the West End bill while challenging rival William E. Russell. Frederick T. Greenhalge praises Brackett, attacks Williams as a lobbyist, and touts an anticipated Brackett victory. James A. Fox is introduced amid praise for Banks.
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Henry Cabot Lodee
New York Evening Post
Boston Herald
Boston Lobe
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Republican Party
Lincoln
Republic
Brackett
Commonwealth
Greenhalge
George Fred Williams
Springfield
Iscariot
Jonn Q. A. Brackett
William E. Russell
James A. Fox
Cambridge
Congress
N. P. Banks
Fox at Speech on Hides and Free Trade Debate
Captain Fox argued against free hides, confronting charges of omission by free traders. A Cambridge author onlookers’ question interrupted him, prompting a humorous return to the Tariff discussion. Colonel Ephraim Stearns of Waltham, a Governor's Council candidate, delivered an address.
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Cambridge
Captain Fox
Ephraim Stearns
Waltham
Governor’s Council
Royal Edinburgh concert opens Boston tour at Tremont Temple
The Royal Edinburgh concert company debuts in Boston on a first American tour at Tremont Temple on Saturday evening November 8. Manager William MacLennan appears as solo dancer and pipe player. Mrs MacLennan holds world titles in both events and leads a cast famed for Scottish melodies. The program includes twenty two numbers with four dances by MacLennan and ends with the Sailor's Hornpipe. Business rep is D W R Burns.
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Royal Edinburgh Concert Company
Tremont Temple
Boston
William MacLennan
Congressmen in Malden rally features Lodge and leaders
In Malden at Barrett's Opera House the Republican rally drew a packed audience as Henry Cabot Lodge spoke for an hour and a half praising Massachusetts industries and criticizing Democratic leadership. The event highlighted tariff policy debates and mentioned other local figures like Hayes and Greenhalge in a lively political program.
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Opera House
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Yvonne Men
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Poland
League of Nations
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London Telegraph
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England
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Lynn
Greenhalge
Ariimston
Gray Wee
Hayes
Tangie
Lowell
John E. Russell
Sherman Hoar
Greenharge
Jackson-Smith
Crisp
Faneuil Hall
A Course of French Lectures by M. Guerin
Linguists and French language students are invited to a lecture series by M. Paul L. Guerin at 140 Marlboro Street. Sessions begin October 29 and run Wednesdays at 11 o’clock through March 11, with twenty lectures on topics including history literature socialism nationalism and theatre. Admission is 50 cents per lecture or seven dollars for the full course.
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Marlboro Street
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Orrick
Boston
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Charlestown
Alfred T. Turner
Mass
New President of the Woman's Union
Mrs. Susan S. Fessenden, elected president of the Massachusetts Woman's Christian Temperance Union, returns from Virginia and will assume duties Oct. 30. She will address a Reading neighborhood meeting Oct. 29. The union nationwide prays for the Atlanta convention and Nebraska prohibitory amendment success.
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Massachusetts Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Virginia
State Union
Womans Christian Temperance Union
Reading
Woman’s Christian Temperance Unions
Atlanta
Navy
Nebraska
Fishermen Seek Answers on Rates and Policy in Gloucester Letter
A Gloucester fisherman writes to Congressman Willian Cogswell urging clear responses on who cut fishing bounties, who set Halifax awards, and whether recent duties on frozen herring aid or harm local fishermen. He questions compensation for seized vessels, enforcement by Canadian authorities, and the impact of a 25 cent bushel duty on potatoes.
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New York
Philadelphia
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Con- Hvess
Nerendle Bostreet
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Halifax
Canada
United States
Mate Winship
Cape Breton
Sloward Slotbrook
Portune Bay
N. I
Supreme Court
Little
Department of State
Davy Crosett
Souris
Rapid Transit
Gloucester
Jonas UH
French
Oes McDonnap
Mass
Vermont Railroads Report Details Accidents and Upgrades
The Vermont Board of Railroad Commissioners released its second biennial report. It covers 27 complaints, 188 accidents from July 1, 1888 to July 1, 1890 with 72 fatalities and 49 injuries among passengers and other classes. Mileage rose to 952.535 miles with 8.69 miles of double track and 180.03 miles of sidings.
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Board of Railroad Commissioners of
Vermont
General Assembly
Montpelier
Tommorrow
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Loach
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Montpelier & Weils River
Church Architecture discussed by Episcopalian Club of Massachusetts
The Episcopalian Club of Massachusetts held its first after vacation meeting at the Vendome with about a hundred gentlemen discussing Church Architecture. Arthur Roteh presented the principal paper while various clergy and architects including Leighton Parks of Emanuel Church and R. Clipston Sturgis attended. London presided as president ill and aims for future meetings in November.
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Massachusetts
Vendome
Arthur Roteh
G. C. Shattuck
Ed. C. London
Roteh
Leighton Parks
Vmmmanuel Church
R. H. J. Goddard
Providence
K. J
R. Clipston Sturgis
Boston
Ek. N. Perkins
Brookline
S. R. Fuller
Buffalo
H. G. Wood
Beachmont
P. Gardiner
St. Paul’s School
London
Rice
America
Parks
R.clipston Sturgis
Desmond Fitzgerald
D G. Wood
H. M. Burleigh
KR. Fuller
Atlantic November issue highlights Mori profile and other reviews
The Atlantic's November section surveys Mori the Americanized Japanese official assassinated last year and honored posthumously by the Emperor. It surveys essays on reform in the judiciary, Horatian reflections, and literary pieces including poetry, travel, history, and fiction from Harper's and Scribner's, with emphasis on distinguished writers and vivid illustrations.
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Atlantic
Percival Lowell
Mori
Walter B. Hill
Judiciary Department
Holmes
Uri
Francis C. Lowell
Robert St. Faliers
Virginia
Sir John Jay Chapman
Stockton
James Y. Brelds
Obituary items for bankers, architects, and notable figures
The Irving National Bank president Charlies JL. Jewett died after a fall near his home believed to have fractured his skull. Architect Charles Edward Parker, longtime church and public building designer, died at Newport News aged sixty four. Captain Murphy of Cunard Gallia died in Liverpool. Jane Clemens mother of Mark Twain died in Keokuk at eighty seven.
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Charlies JL. Jewett
Irving National Bank
New York
Charles Edward Parker
Newport News
Boston
Shawmut
Murphy
Royal Navy
Jane Clemens
Samuel Clemens
Mark Twain
Keokuk
Fifteen Cattle Killed in Colorado Train Wreck
A Burlington & Missouri River stock train derailed at Yuma, Colorado, on October 27 killing fifteen cattle cars and fatally injuring stocksman Marion.
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Col
Burlington & Missouri River
Yumea
Marion
New York City Census Denial by Secretary Noble
Secretary Noble denied Mayor Grant’s bid for renumeration of New York City’s population. He rejected claims that the fall municipal census proves June counts unreliable and warned that local recounts undermine the national census’s harmony and usefulness.
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Washington
Noble
Grant
City of
New York
United States
New York City
Mechanic s Fair Showcases Art and Science Across New England
Exhibits from New England cover art and industry from oil paintings to molasses candy, silk loom machinery, pocket knives, printing presses, clothespins, telephones, phonographs and bricks. The Mechanics Fair is in order and draws crowds up to ten thousand on peak days.
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