Donovan Elucidates Tariff Reform and Industry Growth
At a Middlesex County Democratic Club dinner in Lowell on Oct. 28 General John J. Donovan outlined views on tariff reform and propping up American industry. He attacked Congressman Allen’s record, urged cautious reform, and pressed for domestic shipbuilding, expanded manufacturing, and agri cultural support to boost wages and national strength. He stressed free materials for non manufactured goods and urged policies to keep work within the United States while expanding markets abroad.
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Lowell
Middlesex County Democratic Club
American House
W. E. Rusgil
Cambridge
John J. Donovan
Geneal
John M. Corse
Sherman
J. C. Abbott
John Welch
Colon
A. A. Hagcett
Edward B. Quinn
Lones
Frank K. Foster
Seeches
John J Donovan
Congress
Charles H. Allen
United States
Leeds
England
Allen
Lawrence
Fask
Europe
Canada
Mexico
Central America
South America
Germany
France
Polic
New England
Harvard Freshman Athletic Meeting Recap at Holmes Field
The Harvard freshman meet on Holmes field produced no official team results. Winners included W. Jiver in the 100 yards at 11 seconds, P. K. Browne in the final heat, W. Crane in hurdles, EL Sturgis in the 440 yards, R. P. Endicott Jr in the half mile, J. J. Gorbin in the mile, Floedman in high jump, F. P. Y. Brown in sprints, J. E. Fankner in shot put, W. S. Crane in pole vault, G. J. Morrill in the two mile, and G. Wheelwright in broad jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bestman
Holmes Field
W. Jiver
Fh Browne
P. K. Browne
W. Crane
EL Sturgis
R. PR. Endicott, Jr
G. W. Wheelwriht
War Claims Irregularities Highlight Auditor Report
In Tosx Indiana auditor Williams reports fiscal year 1885–86 settled claims total 11 6386 involving 159 401 724, up 58 percent in count and 74 percent in money from 1884–85. He cites gross irregularities in war claims, including illegal payments to Vermont and mischarges against the state, with hints of similar issues in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Vermont
Ordnance Office
War Department
United States
Turkey
Iowa
Classical Hill Coolidge Wedding at King's Chapel
King's Chapel hosted the wedding of J L Coolidge of 114 Beacon and Miss Autry J Will daughter of Hamilton A Hill lyde Park last evening. Guests included many Coolidge and Hill family members. Rev H W Foot officiated at the Church of England ceremony. A reception followed at 215 Commonwealth avenue with grand pine and white chrysanthemum decorations framing a pansy panel.
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King’s Chanel
Tremont Street
School Street
J. L. Coolidge
Beacon Street
J. Randolph Coolidge
Autry
F. J. Coolidge
H. T. Coolidge
F. Moors
Arthur Lyman
F. L. Coolidge
H. Fisk
F. Skinner, Jr
H. W. Foot
Church of England
G. G. Coolidge
Ameone
Adlecruon Coolidge
Mes
feMersion Hige
Ol. Randolph Coolidge
Misses Coolidee
Alass Bullard
Miss Davis
Mme
Ilijl
Mars
A. Hill
Miss Hill
Professor Hill
Johnson
Anne. Johnson
Loman
Joskok Lyman
Lyman
George Peabody
Francis Peabody
Henry Pickering
Chandier Robbins
A Robbins
Andrew Fiske
H. Fiske
Foote
Frothinghamn
Horace Gray
Gardner
George Gardner
G. P. Gardner
W. Grew
Miss Wigglesworth
Roger Wolcott
W. H. Ladd
Miss Ladd
Ushing
Sargent
Sears
Misses Sears
Mr. Coolidge
Harvard
Commonwealth Avenue
New England in England Lecture on Pilgrim Fathers
Mr Edwin D Mead delivered the second lecture in Jace Sleeper Hall on New England in England. He argued American republicanism sprang from English roots not French thinkers, noting Coke and Magna Carta influenced Adams and others, while Jefferson and Franklin studied Rousseau but aligned with English liberty. He urged close ties with the mother country and adoption of its best practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin D. Mead
Jace Sleeper Hall
New England
England
America
Jeverson
Franklin
Rousseau
Coke
Samuel Adaims
Hberty
Mr and Mrs Charles W Smith Observe Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles W Smith celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their home 501 Shewmat avenue on a Wednesday evening. A large group of friends attended despite bad weather, with their daughter Carrie assisting. Usners A M Leonard E C Chick and M Chadbourne assisted. The parlor displayed chrysanthemums from Mrs FE Underhill. Gifts included two silver pieces from Potter Wrightington. Music by Baldwins orchestra. Supper by Harvey Blunt. The event was enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Smith
Shewmat Avenue
Carrie Smith
A. M. Leonard
E. C. Chick
M. Chadbourne
Underhill
Winthrop Beach
Potter & Wrightington
Smith
Baldwin
Sipper
Harvey Blunt
Mexican Village Exhibition Praised by Oliver Wendell Holmes
Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes writes to the proprietors of the Mexican Village at 296 Beacon Street on October 27 expressing pleasure in the exhibition. He notes it is informative and engaging for all ages, praises the men women and especially the children, and highlights the variety of handiwork that invites visitors to purchase reminders of their visit.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Beacon Strep
Messrs
Orvin Bros. & Nichols
Centlemen
Oliver Wendell HouMus
Institute of Technology
Boyston Street
Ninesachusetis
Epole
Siffelk
EL. B. Wadsworth
Guores W. Pizece
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston Post
Sndh
Boston Evening ‘Traveller
Boston
Herdmaiter
John W. McKill
Escaire
Aoan H. Paine
TH. Paine
Massachusetts Lye and Ear Infirmary Annual Meeting Election
At yesterday's annual meeting the election results named Dr Collins Warren as president Augustus Slemenway as treasurer Ed ward J Browne as secretary and a slate of managers including J Huntington Wolcott Augustus Lowell William R Robinson Edward T Browne Roger Wolcott Augustus Hemenwey Arthur Rothh Charles P Curtin Nathaniel Thayer Percival Lowell Harcourt Amory and Dr J Collins Warren. The secretary reported 12299 new patients treated with 6501 males 9119 eye patients and 3280 ear patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Lye and Ear Infirmary
Dr. Collins Warren
Augustus Slemenway
Edward J. Browne
J. Wuntington Wolcott
Augustus Lowell
Wiliam R. Robinson
Edward Tf. Browne
Roger Wolcott
Augustus Hemenwey
Arthur Rothh
Charles P. Curtin
Nathaniel Thayer
Percival Lowell
Harcourt Amory
J. Collins
Salem Observer couple united in marriage
John D. H. Gauss of the Salem Observer married Miss Jennie J. Sinclair daughter of William F. Sinclair of Marblehead. The ceremony took place at the bride’s parents home in Salem conducted by Rev. Voorhees. A large number of Salon friends attended and many handsome presents were given to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. H. Gauss
The
Salem Observer
Jennie J. Sinclair
William F. Sinclair
Marblehead
New Air Line to Boston by 3½ Hour Rail Route
New York Oct 28 The Post details a grand steel airline railway from New York to Boston promising a 3½ hour passenger run with four palatial cars, four daily trains, and a Boston depot near City Hall. Plans include London consultations, a vast New York depot near the post office, and a vigorous three year construction window with over 25 million subscribed in London.
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New York
Sprcrar
The
Post
Wall
State Street
Boston
London
May
Geston
Quebec
Halifax
New England
Harlem
Zita
Himan Fsetov
Unisconarey
Orneius Vanierbut
Ies
Procenitors
Depew
New York Central
Hudson River
Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Middletown
New Haven
Charing Cross
Tts
United States Post Office
City Hall
Forty-Second Street
Vega m
Athens
America
Manhattan
Bestond& Lowell
Bestonian
New York Academy of Music
Massachusetts
Yaik
Puck
Marriage of Miss Nellie Avers and Mr Edwin Sibley
Miss Nellie Avers daughter of Captain O Avers of the city police and Mr Edwin O Sibley were married at St Johns Episcopal Church Charlestown yesterday noon. Rev D J Avers of Haverhill Mass officiated in the Church of England form. Ushers included George Motley Artemas Tyler Charles P Lincoln and Charles Slemenway. Best man was H H Sibley Lincoln. A reception followed at the bride's father 56 Washington street with immediate relatives. The couple will reside on Laurel street Somerville after a short journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Avers
Ont Dandler
O. Avers
Eewin O. Sibley
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Charlestown
D. J. Avers
Haverhill
Mass
Church of Englannd
Messra
George 8. Motley
Artemas Tyler
Lowell
Charles P. Lincoln
Charles
Council adjourns after nonquorum roll call
At 7 30 p m last evening the clerk called the roll and twenty seven members answered. The lack of a quorum caused the common council meeting to be adjourned for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Pierce’s Female Panacea Promises Cure All Ailments
An article praising Dr Pierce and his Favorite Prescription as a cure for women's chronic ailments. It claims the medicine treats leucorrhea prolapsus internal fever bleeding and related problems and notes a price reduction to one dollar. The piece emphasizes women readers and druggists as the distribution channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Pierce
Colossal statues and art critics contrast on monuments
T H Bartlett surveys major monumental works from Rome to Paris and Munich, arguing colossal sculpture often fails as art while noting niche successes. He contrasts American taste for size with European craftsmanship, cites the Arch of Triumph bas-reliefs, the Madeleine pediment, and the Munich Bavaria, and laments lack of robust art education and support for architecture, painting, and sculpture in the United States.
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Bavaria
Munich
Schwanthaler
Louis
France
Pay
Bonassieux
Vereingetorix
Cote D’or
Millet
Buees
Barge
Falzaire
Rude
Stenius
Thiers
Arch of Triumph
Etex
Corcot
Cortot
Listory
Frémier
Carpeaux
Dailou
Heston
Art Museum
Boston
United States Bureau of Education
United States
Walter Smith
New York Nation
Bureszu
Commissioner of Education
Mrinds
T. H. Bartlett
Children’s Mission Meeting Called by Ladies Circle
The Ladies' Home Circle will hold their first meeting on Tuesday, November 2 at the Children's Mission, 277 Tremont Street. Garments are needed for the children and the poor, and many more volunteers are invited to join. Cast-off clothing for children and adults sent to Mrs. E. B. Barry, 277 Tremont Street, will be carefully distributed.
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Ladies’ Home Circle
Children’s Mission
Tremont Street
EB. D. Barry
Passachamsetta
Sue Folk
Mary GC
Whittle
Boston
Willea MB. White
Walter HH
Suffolk
Boston Post
McRin
Massachusectts
J. Sup
Edward, Holmes
B.C. Tlolaes
Court Square
John B. Fitzpatrick
Entertainment listings at Boston theaters tonight
The Boston stage shows include The Merry Wives of Windsor at the Boston Theatre Evening at 7 45 Harbor Lights at the Boston Museum Rose Coghlan at the Globe Theatre A Parlor Match at the Park Theatre Adonis at Hollis Street Theatre and Hallen and Hart prize devuls at the Howard Athenaeum Evening performances begin around 8 as listed
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Boston
Harbor Lights
Globe Theatre
Rose Coghlan
Hollis ST
Adonis
Howard Athen
Hallen and
Hart's
Jdevuls
Frederic DE Bemlevilele
America
Ehie
Priday
School For Scandal
Lady Yeazle
Walter Lytton
Lady of Lyons
Pantine
London Assurance
Montel
NEW Boston Museum Company
Auction Notice for Roots and Shoes and Misc Goods
In New York Richards & Co. invites bids at the library for paintings and curiosities. Leonard & Co. advertises a Saturday sale with stacks offered by Day & Co. and Francis Henshaw & Co. Sale scheduled for the afternoon, with detailed items including furniture and accessories.
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Aturday
OCE
ROL. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Gorham Rogers & CO
Duntree Goods
Federal Street
Marriages in Cambridge and Boston Area Notices
A list of marriage announcements from Cambridge and surrounding areas. Names include Agnes Devens, Berry and Craig, Arthur Boo s, Mary Craig, Grace Hathaway, William Chapin, YT Mills, Fania Temple, Edith Baker, Grace Powars, James Beale, Mabel Burd, Imma Winslow, Woodworth Tucker, Nila Miller, Burton Gardner, Adeline Hartley, John Preston, Susan Sturgis, and Frank Prescott. Details cover venues, dates in October and November, and officiating ministers.
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Allston
Baker-Desim¢Mon
Francis G. Peapody
Charles M. Baker
Edith
Dominion
Powars
Beale
Neponset
Francis Tiisny
Charles Bieler
Grace Evelyn Powars
James Beale
Philadelphia
Bargent
Church of the Messiah
Obituary Notices From Several Cities
Obituaries list multiple deaths with dates from October in various locales including Boston, Charlestown, South Boston, Newton, Medford, Somerville and Groton. Names include Clara I Goodwin, Joseph Hale, Charles C Hayward, Katie M Hanson, Edward Ts Mermillud, Mary Miller, Catherine Van Pelt, Wah Hanis, Carrie Wilson, Mary Woodworth, Arthur Cunningham, Ellen Muslish, Caroline Foster, Henry Leeds, Charles H Moors, Frank J Peck. Ages range from under two to 80s with causes noted as illness or paralysis in several entries. The notices indicate private funerals, varied residence origins, and family relations.
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Hay Ward
Charles C. Hay Ward
Hansun
Ri¢Chlands
Katie
F.C
Ante A. Disnson
Tarmaud
Biston Miehlands
Ger
Edward Ts Mermillud
Carrie
Marry Wilson
Wwoodworth
Boston Highlands
Mary O
Ife
Isaac M. Woodworth
Cunningham
Art Newton
Arthur Cunningham
7Ston
Pnglish
Druvkiine
Ellen Muslish
Fostila
Medford
Caroline Foster
Boston
Taoatta
LEEDS
Somerville
Henry Leeds
Moors
Groton
Charles H. Moors
Peck
Newton
Frank J. Peck
D. J
Sirah i, Peck
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Kiddlesex Democrats
Hill—Coolidge
King’s Chapel
DR. Holmes
Ayers Ai
Sibley
the Common Council
Rome
Church of
Santa Maria Degli Angeli
Moses
Tiber
Quirinate
A. Roman
Lise
Madeleine
Paris
Christ
Lemaire
Salese&a’ Y Auction
Special
Socciches
Blair
Atadl
Politica
MPIC
NY EE 4
Desocuratic Caucuses
City OF
ResTon
Beaton
General Court
John H. Lee
H. E. Brapy
Geowusen Pricker & CO
Slain Street
Cambridgeport
Brattle Gircet
Campridge
GQ Gardening
B.T. Wells
Hawley St
Louis Papanti
Hawthorne
Park Street
Dull & Richards
Doil & Richards’s
Chickering & Sons
Mr. Papanti
Broadway
Chauncy-Hall School
Borston Place
Albert Ali
Hester
Ren DE Raglon
Sirinis Eal
Abbot Owning
Ofice
Manchester
BR NO
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BR Las
ANC Aard
Besres
Northeen Bralrua
Las
George A. Ekettell
Rukl Ping Materials
Barber, Adamson& CG
Jgsen Sraee
Ake Ghd Leasinwof
Goston and
Pevoushtre St
Coffin & Henry, OW
Aleta State At
Wiaton
Wes
Frobate
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Bmarsanchusetts
Benen
Sach
Sitolk
Robert Dickson Smith, JR
Béstén Atowo
Rupert Dickson Weston
Robert
Ickson Weston Smith
Weston
Ehaie
Amea
Coheed
Sail Boston
Willsase Krelupy
Sunfork
Jacob M. Kelley
Baston
TSP Lech
Nave Gordon Greene
Buttelk
Cumston
Dexter No Richards
Daratl W. Johnson
Aaron F. Stevens
Nashia
New Hampshire
Aaron F. Beteviens
Lovisa Eldredge
Stio
Jane
Charles H. Norton
Ilanatl Sullivan
Henry J. Morrice
Ann Whittier
Washington St
Mr. Wilson Barrett
Miss Eastlake
London Princess’ Theatre Company
Shaksvere
Hamlet
Claudlian
Bale
Iollis
Isaac B. Richite
Dixey
Rice & Dikrewy Y
Boston Museum
Ero
M. Field
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tomprens
Robson and
Crane
Shakspere
Windsor
Lifenisan Thompson
Danath
W. French
Will
Ireland
Dublin
North
Boston Music Hall
Spopbard
Charles Dickens
Peter the Great
Nile
Burditt & North, Managers
Ouparernership Notices
Bialess
Burdett, Young. & Exgalls
Simned
Horatio. S. Burdett
Amos S. Young
J. Jiergert Bingales
Jules MO Burna
Caeneral Partners
Charles V. Whitten
Amasachusetts
Burdett, Young
Tingaels
Burns
Commonwealth
Henry B. Peirce
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