BACK TO OLD ENGLAND Despatches Amid Sackville Controversy
The article reports on Anglo American diplomacy over Lord Sackville and Lord Salisbury, with U S reactions including visits by John Boyle O Reilly and Patrick A Collins. It notes Phelps urging Sackville recall, London press takes varied views, and a New York note alleging Patrick Egan authored the Murchison letter.
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John Boyle O'Reilly
Boston Pilot
Patrick A. Collins
Boston
Democratic Party
Lord Sackville
England
America
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Gorman
Barnum
Scott
Brice
Mr. Phelps
State Department
Department of State
Murchison
London
Lord Salisbuy
Hatfield House
and Sackville
Washington
Bayard
Lord Salisbury
United States
Phelps
Fish
Marquis of Salisbury
Legation
Sackville
White
Daily News
Daily Telegraph
Standard
the Chronicle
the Times
Louisville
Courier- Journal
Omaha
Patrick Egan
Irish National League
Minister West
Parading in the Rain as 20000 Business Men Rally in New York
In heavy rain on Oct 28 New York witnessed a massive Democratic business men’s parade. About 20,000 took part, marching through muddy streets from Bowling Green to Fourth Street to Madison Square where President Cleveland reviewed the crowd. Notables including Hewitt and Grant greeted him, with Mrs Cleveland observed from a Fifth Avenue hotel window as the parade concluded and the party headed to Washington.
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Sub-Treasury
Franklin Eason
Allen Campbell
W. K. Vanderbilt
Edward Cooper
Charles P. Daly
J. M. Cornell
Henry R. Pierson
Ohio
Francis C. Barlow
Spottsylvania
John Cochrane
August Belmont
William Steinway
Oswald Ottendorfer
Edward Schell
Roswell P. Flower
Theodore W. Myers
William R. Grace
Frank Chickering
James A. Roosevelt
Conrad N. Jordan
Henry Villard
Leon Abbott
Davie I. Kemuin
George W. Putnam
F. W. J. Hurst
T. Christensen
Eugene Kelly
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Fourth Street
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Madison Square
Randeau
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Hugh J. Grant
Isidor Wormser
J. J. Richardson
Isaac W. Reed
John D. Crimmins
J. Edward Simmons
Smith Weed, Jr
Rourke Cochran
Hewitt
Beekman
Myers
Mr. Cleveland
Grant
Messrs. Hewitt
Land
Mrs. Cleveland
James G. Blaine, Jr
Washington
Hewitt's Independent Style Dominates New York Mayoral Race
The race for New York City mayor draws national attention as former Mayor Hewitt runs for re election. Critics note his bold independence and clashes with Irish and foreign voters while praising his honesty and strong appointments for city departments.
Conductors Overcoats and Jackets for the Season
Indigo blue flannel lined overcoats for conductors praised as the most serviceable for the money. Demand outstrips supply, sizes may break. Leather jackets expected to be very popular this season with a large assortment. A small lot of imported Finland dogskin jackets recently received.
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Boston
Massachusetts
New England
From Gravelotte to Sedan in Sheridan's Scribner Article
The long awaited piece titled From Gravelotte to Sedan appears in the November Scribner's number. The New York Times hails the writing, noting that every line will hold the reader's attention.
What Shall the Schools Teach Lecture at Temple Adath Israel
Rev Solomon Schindler spoke on What Shall Our Public Schools Teach at Temple Adath Israel Columbus avenue presenting a middle path between utilitarian curricula and extreme mental discipline. He urged pleasant hygienic school surroundings plus an education fitting children to their civilization and warned against overloading with studies.
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Boston
Solomon Schindler
Temple Adath Israel
Columbus Avenue
America
Germany
Pestalozzi
Birmingham Elections Warmed by Conservative Unionist Pact
Birmingham voters face the municipal election on November 1 with a Conservative Unionist alliance aimed at unseating the Liberals. Conservatives field candidates in sixteen wards while Liberals contest only seven. In five Liberal-held wards Liberals oppose Unionists, and in five Unionist wards Liberals seek victory.
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Loxton
Birmingham
Conservtives
Liberals
Tne
Uionists
Miss Mary Anderson Sails on the Umbria From Queenstown
Miss Mary Anderson and her company sailed today from Queenstown to New York on the steamer Umbria. John L. Toole sent fruit and flowers to Miss Anderson from Edinburgh. Charles Mitchell the pugilist is also a passenger aboard the vessel.
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Queenstown
Mary Anderson
New York
Umbria
John L. Toole
Emperor William Requests Fewer Words on Move to Berlin
Breron dispatch reports that after addressing the municipal delegation, Emperor William said he would move to Berlin and asked them to see that less was written about his change of residence.
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Breron
William
Berlin
Natalie Declines to Receive Divorce Decree in Servia
In Bucharest on October 28 ex Queen Natalie of Servia refused to accept the divorce notice sent by her husband. The document was delivered by a special messenger and will be transmitted via the foreign office.
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Mary Anderson
Umbria
New York
Natalie
Russia
Cornwall Canal
Boucharest
Natalie of
Servia
Foreign Office
Arrest of a Cossack with Explosives and Poison
St Petersburgh reports a Cossack officer disguise arrested at Kutais station five minutes before the Czars train arrival. He carried handy explosives and poison capsules and tried to poison himself. A founder of the South Russian Revolutionary Society, he was previously expelled from a university for an imagined political offence. Other society members have been arrested at Simferopol.
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St. Petersburg
Kutais
Tiflis
Black Sea
South Russian Revolutionary Society
Ben
Simferopol
Jailed MP Sheehan and Wage Rise in Derbyshire Collieries
Dupuy Oct. 28. J D Sheehan MP for East Kerry was taken to Tralee jail after being arrested at a meeting for advocating the plan of campaign. Police offered bail with silence pledge, which he refused. London reports 10 percent wage increase for 30,000 Derbyshire coal miners. Paris notes two thousand at Monarchist meeting Tours, banquet attended by 500. General Boulanger addressed guests, deriding the government revision bill as an insult to public opinion and predicting success of his scheme.
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Tours
Lambert de St. Croix
General Charlotte
General Boulanger
Labor union condemns pay envelope coercion in payrolls
Buffalo central labor union adopted resolutions denouncing a new method of intimidation by unscrupulous employers. Pay envelopes are printed with political tracts and campaign literature to influence employees to vote as the employers desire. The action was taken at a Buffalo meeting on October 28.
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Phelps
Lord Salisbury
Sackville
Lord Sackville
Florida
Enterprise
Fla
New Decatur
Ala
Buffalo Knights of Labor
Burrayto
N. Y
Buffalo Central Labor Union
Anderson Fowler Linked to Clifton & Co in Hutchinson Crash
In Crrocaco October 28 it is stated Clifton & Co the firm behind the Hutchinson wheat corner had liabilities of 230000 and assets of 50000. Creditors allege Anderson Fowler the wealthy packer owns 45 percent of profits and losses. Fowler refuses to propose terms to creditors.
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Republican League
Dickinson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Blaine
Newark
N. J
New York City
Mayor Hewitt
Anderson Fowler
Packer
Clifton & Co
Chicago
Josiah Quincy
Crrcaco
Hutchinson Wheat Corner
Three Americas Market Push and Pacific Coast Trade
Washington reports on a proposed Congress of American nations to standardize weights and measures coinage patents and trade marks and to settle disputes. The article urges U S manufacturers to push into the Danish American market to counter English French and German competition and boost American shipborne commerce.
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Wasurineton
Congress of the Three Americas
Congress of American Nations
America
Steamers Arrived From Across the Seas At Sea Ports
Shipping news lists vessels arriving in major ports with origins including Demerara Liverpool New York Boston and Shanghai among others. Entries note dates in late October and early November, detailing ships such as Pavonia Jamaican Adriatic Polynesia Venetia and more with origin and destination notes.
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Ioruca
Demerara
Pavonia
Liverpool
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Lspanole
Hull
Buffalo
New York
Hamburg
Polynesia
New Orleans
Lake Superior
Montreal
Lord Clive
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la Bourgogne
la Bretagne
Celtic
Liverpool I Island
Copenhagen
Valencia
Laguayra
Baltimore City
St Jago
Philadelphia
Bengore Head
San Francisco
Alameda
Xoly Sein
Yokohama
Bydnen
Servia
Fom
Rydal Water
Devonia
Glasgow
Hamae
Isuffon
Aneiro
Lord of the Isles
China
Japan
Benuda
Deveraya
Pawhee
Girgeni
Moville
Oregon
Eapanol
Strathioven
AL Liverpool
Polat
Tower Hill
New Ae Prawork
Tyrian
St. Jago
Edam
Rhymiand
President and party arrive in Washington on swift train
The President and party reached Washington at 12:45 this morning after a five and a half hour trip from New York aboard a special train with baggage and Pullman cars. The party included Mrs Cleve and Mrs Folsom and Mrs Harmon, while Colonel Lamont stayed behind in New York. The depot was nearly empty except for railroad officials and two reporters.
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Washington
New York
Jersey City
Cleve
Folsom
Harmon
Lamont
President Cleveland’s White House Arrival Attended Church
The party left the depot and entered the White House carriage for immediate drive to the White House. The President attended divine service at Dr Sunderland's church this morning, accompanied by Mrs Cleveland and Mrs Folsom.
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Sunderland
Cleveland
Folsom
Republican League Uses Novel Dollar Appeal in Wucema
Circular No 8 from James P. Foster urges Republicans to forward two copies with $1 each, creating a doubling appeal up to 1024 inquiries. The plan, unsigned and dateless, targets prominent local Republicans who spread the letter to many employees. The scheme seeks funds for Harrison and Morton campaign expenses, claiming potential returns near $1000.
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Wucema
W. Va
Republican League
Foster
Harrison and
Morton
James P. Foster
Republican League of the United States
Fifth Avenue
New York City
League
Canal Break Cuts Inland Trade Prospects In Cornwall
A second major breach in the Cornwall Canal ends hopes for a season reopening. Repair crews work under a looming deadline as the last ocean steamer departs within weeks. Montreal merchants fear losses exceed one million plus additional damages from the latest break.
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Que
Cornwall
Weather Indications and Warning Signals at Wood's Hall
The bulletin notes fair, cooler conditions for New England and eastern New York with brisk coastal winds. Northerly signals are displayed at Wood's Hall with locations listed for Boston Portland and Eastport, signaling caution as of Oct 28 at 8 p m.
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New York
Wood’s Hall
Wood's Hall
Boston Boston
Portland
Eastport
Washington
Smyrna rag sales make luxuries into necessities
Since Houghton and Dutton began their Smyrna rag sales, hundreds view these fabrics as essentials. Soft silken fabrics priced at 49 cents for 18x36 inches and 149 dollars for 24x50 inches illustrate how the carpet department has grown popular with thousands of buyers, with larger sizes scaled accordingly.
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Houghton & Dutton
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