Allen at Worcester Calls Out Wealthier Class Enemies
Colonel Allen speaks at Mechanics Hall Worcester urging support for protection tariff, arguing Democrats misrepresent tariffs, citing Lawrence speech by Governor Russell and Mills. He portrays Republicans as defending plain people, public schools, and honest money, urging Massachusetts to unite for victory in 1892.
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Canada
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Ohio
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Democrats Rally in Spencer for General Corcoran
In Spencer on October 27 the Democratic turnout surpassed recent rallies as General Corcoran, the evening’s main speaker, drew loud applause. Attendees also cheered Governor Russell and criticized Republican criticism of his administration.
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Russell
National Lancers Visit Washington for Boston Unit Reception
The National Lancers, Boston, arrived in Washington for a short visit hosted by the National Rifles. They were greeted at arrival, escorted to the National Hotel, with a reception by President Harrison scheduled and a banquet the same evening. The Lancers plan to return to Boston on Thursday.
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Experts appointed to examine Philadelphia banks
Acting Secretary Spaulding appoints J. P. Brown, Charles Shebel, W. J. Thompson, and W. P. Moxey as experts to inspect the Keystone and Spring Garden National banks of Philadelphia. They will be paid by Philadelphia’s committee of fifty and work under A. R. Brecht, chief expert of the Treasury Secret Service.
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J. P. Brown
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W. J. Thompson
W. P. Moxey
Keystone
Spring Garden National
Philadelphia
A. R. Brecht
Secret Service Division
Treasury Department
Regatta Race Postponed by Lynn Yacht Club
The Regatta Committee of the Lynn Yacht Club, in charge of the expert cup races, has postponed the sail-off race for that cup until next season.
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Free university plan prompts school board debate in Boston
Caroline Hastings and other School Committee members discuss the proposed free university and scholarships. Gallagher notes legal hurdles and multi million costs while Murphy urges funding existing schools and manual training. Hastings doubts readiness and sees the move as political.
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US notes buy thirteen Mexican dollars in Mexico
Commissioner Raum received a letter from Minister Ryan in Mexico City stating that US national bank and legal tender notes bear a 30 percent premium there. A ten dollar note would exchange for thirteen Mexican dollars, highlighting currency value differences between nations.
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Lossed Schooner Frank McDonnell Sighted Off Vineyard
The schooner Frank McDonnell, sailing from Philadelphia on September 29 to Lynn, reported lost, was sighted October 17 passing Handkerchief Shoal near Vineyard bound by the schooner Bessie C. Beach which arrived at Winthrop on Sunday. The MacDonnell showed a missing foremast and a bent jib set as foresail.
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Dexter the king of the turf in 2 40 mile pace
A sample tariff picture from the Chicago Globe notes that around 1866 the horse Dexter achieved a mile trot in 2 minutes 40 seconds, marking a remarkable turf milestone. The item places Dexter as a leading figure in racing history of that era.
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Sunol Tracks Fast Mile Run in 2 08 1 4 on Tariff Era Note
In 1891 amid the McKinley tariff era with rising monopolies and falling wages, Sunol ran a mile in 2 08 1 4, illustrating the period's sports pace and economic backdrop.
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Tariff Debate Highlights Economic Clash Over War Measures
A concise statement frames tariffs as a tool to outpace wartime duties, prompting readers to consider which policy best boosts growth and national strength. The remark signals ongoing scrutiny of tariff policy and its impact on the public economy.
Somerville Opens New Gymnasium On Buck And Orchard
The new Somerville gymnasium on Buck and Orchard streets opened to the public last evening. It is a modern building with up to date equipment. Ladies use Monday and Thursday afternoons and evenings with Miss M E Clark and Mrs G K Creighton as instructors. Gentlemen use Wednesday and Friday evenings with Joan Bowler from Harvard College's Hemenway Gymnasium as instructor.
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Hemenway Gymnasium
Harvard College
Clan Mackenzie No 1 to stage Hallowe'en concert and ball
The Clan Mackenzie No 1 of the American Order of Scottish Clans will hold a Hallowe'en concert and ball Thursday evening in the Odd Fellows Hall Berkeley and Tremont streets. The programme features Scotch songs readings and dances. The event opens at 7 45 pm with a ball to follow. Dunbar's Orchestra and Clan Piper T T Murray will provide music.
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Will dine tonight Chickasawbut Club at Thorndike
The Chickasawbut Club will meet at the Thorndike today. From 5 to 6 o'clock a reception will be tendered to Hon. John D. Long and Messrs. David Hall Rica Frederic W. Bliss and Louis M. Clark Colonel E. V. Mitchell and Hon. William H. West. Dinner at 6 followed by a discussion of the state's political situation.
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John D. Long
David Hall Rica
Frederic W. Bliss
Louis M. Clark
E. V. Mitchell
William H. West
Perils of the Sea: Unknown Four Master Sinks Near Matinicus
Captain Chute of the schooner Seraphine reports a mysterious four masted schooner sank 35 miles south of Matinicus. The Seraphine sighted signals of distress late afternoon. the unknown vessel lurched and disappeared bow first with all aboard. Seraphine arrived in Boston with the news.
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Bark Lefurgey Aground Off Cape Cod In Dismast
The bark Charles E Lefurgey of Charlottetown P E bound from Philadelphia to Partridge Island dismasted off Cape Cod and taken in tow by the tug Wm Slater and put into Provincetown harbor. A steamer Carroll later rescued six from the sinking schooner L B Hatch near Seal Island after a gale.
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Jamaica
Lefurgey
South Shoal
Reed
Boston
Highland Light
Wm. 5
Slater
Provincetown Harbor
Open letter questions to Massachusetts senators on tariffs
A group of young men publish ten pointed questions to the Massachusetts senators, listing figures such as George F Hoar William Dawes Charles Allen and others. They demand clear positions on tariff policy free exchange taxes government revenue and the McKinley act, urging a public reply or face opposing guidance.
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John W. Candler
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Coggawell
James A
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Australia
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United States Supreme Court
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South
Boston
Bristol County
Pennsylvania
Marine notes report two ships ashore near Georges Island and Plum Beach
The schooner Ira Bliss bound for Boston went ashore at Georges Island yesterday but was later floated. The schooner Harold C Beecher from Brunswick GA remains ashore on Plum Beach, stuck on a sandy bottom and twice her length from shore, a sturdy vessel likely to float if easterly winds don’t hinder salvage. Cargo bound for Rhode Island Lumber Co is valued at 600 dollars. Queenstown reports the steamer Teutonic arriving from New York to Liverpool in five days one hour twenty three minutes, beating the eastern passage record by nineteen minutes.
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Georges Island
Harold C Beecher
Brunswick
Plum Beach
Rhode Island Lumber Company
Queenstown
Teutonic
New York
Liverpool
Shipping Movements Report from Various Ports
Maritime notices record ships and barks sailing or arriving from ports including Barbados Calcutta Cardiff Havre Havana Kingstown Matanza Rosario St John Vancouver and more with dates October 15 16 19 22 23 24 26 and 27. Vessels named include Ladahk Servia Herbert Fuller Rebecca J Moulton Privateer Pocahontas and Hecla among others with destinations New York Boston Philadelphia Montevideo and Shanghai routes.
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Kingstown
Ire
Alameda
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Dublin
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Matanzas
Rebecca J Moulton
John J Marsh
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Privateer
Murphy
Boston
Palermo
Pocahontas
Rosario
Rachel Emery
Wyman
Buenos Ayres
C S_ Bushnell
Jones
Montevideo
Annie Lewis
Late Lewis
White Cloud
Leach
Zulu
ST John
Lolanthe
Card
Port Spain
Vancouver
Hecla
Cotton
Shanghai
Multiple Vessels Sail From East and Gulf Ports in Late October
Shipping notices list numerous schooners brigs and steamers sailing from Baltimore Brunswick Bath New York Philadelphia and other ports. Entries note vessels such as Essex Peter H Crowell Willie H Higgins Amster dam and Jennie Sweeny with destinations including Boston Philadelphia and New York and cargoes or crews mentioned like R D Bibber Mary Sanford Eva May and Nina Wilson across dates Oct 24 27.
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Luther
Salem
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Ortsmouth
Henry
Clark’s Island
Fanny & Fay
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