Torchlight Parade Splendid Yet Calm in Boston Night
The Cleveland and Hendricks torchlight parade in Boston drew 15,000 in line and an evening crowd. Chief Marshal Col. Henry W. Wilson oversaw preparations with Maj. Cate and Lieut. Lambert enforcing orderly movement along a long route via Commonwealth to Arlington streets. Rain later tested spectators but festivities continued with pyrotechnics and numerous organization contingents marching past prominent houses and crowds along Tremont and Beacon streets.
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Henry W. Wilson
Adjt
Thomas W. Barry
Commonwealth
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Chandler
Appleton
Tremont
Dartmouth Street
Lambert
John M. Cate
Wakefield
Marshal Wilson
Murray Guards
Ward 13
Boston
Revere House
M. M. Cunniff
P. Maguire
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O. G. Fernald
James Rankin
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Cambridge
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Lenox
Deven & Co
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Revere
Stanley
John Hartin
Cambridge Street
City Hall Square
Dartmouth
M. J. Kiley
Gen. Butler
Salt Creek
Sault Creek
B. F. Butler
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Local Drum Corps Rosters and Band Units Listed
The list details numerous city and ward drum corps and battalions with commanding officers and personnel counts. Notable entries include Somerville Paine Zouaves led by Maj. Mc Donough with 75 men, Mother Hubbard Drum Corps of Ward 1 led by B. W. Ellis Jr with 50, Wentworth Band with 20 pieces under Maj. Sullivan, and Continent al Drum Corps with 1 piece. Other units include Raymon's Salem Drum Corps, Hope's Drum Corps, Original Shaughrauns of Ward 4 Cambridge with 125 men, Peabody Police Guard, and Overbill Cleveland and Hendricks Battalion led by Col. Sargent with 125 men.
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Hyde Park
Ward
Gleveland and
Hendricks
Thomas Coudry
Woburn
Nemo Club
Charlestown
Maj
Tayne
Mother Hubbard
Kendricken
Shea
Collins
Sullivan
Maguire
Mahoney
Sally
Maj. Ready
Ford’s
Ward 17
J. EB. BE. Goward
C. H. Hersom
C. H. Grant
H. Lyon
Ll. Whittaker
D. McCarthy
Endicott
Maj. Connor
Cleveland
Col
John M. Woods
Ashland
Atkinson
Maj. White
Kennedy
United States Navy
Cannon Zouaves
Col. Cannon
Rosnosky
Newcastle National Band
Newburyport — Company
Adle
Spofford
Newburyport
Donahue
Charles F. Fairbanks
W. M. Merrill
Charles Pfaff
George H. Benyon
Albert P. Thayer
Charles D. White
Russell
Bohemian Brigade
A. G. Everett
Dahlgren
J. C. McNamara
Waré
Thomas F. Flynn
Sigourney Butler
Lieut
Quincy
C. BE. Walton
Wakefield
L. E. McCarty
Richard Daly
Arlington
Lexington
Cleveland and Hendricks
A. J. Adair
Division
Thomas Aspinwall
Chelsea Police Guards
T. J. Cooney
Chelsea
P. Conly
Cleveland and
Heenan
Harvard Drum Corps
Cambridge
Ward 2
Paine Guards
John Knox
Windsor Cadets
Messer
Paine Zouaves
Wm. Stolba
Union Drum Corps
Somerville
Somerville Paine Zouaves
Wm. J. McDonough
Mother Hubbards
Ward 1
B. W. Ellis
M. J. Crowley
Peabody Police Guard
Continental
Peabouy Cleveland and Hendricks
Thomas Filey
Augus Loveying Zouaves
Pratt
Millett
Overbill Cleveland and Hendricks
Geo. W. Sargent
Supreme court ruling on legal tenders noted in McCulloch letter
The letter from Hugh McCulloch discusses the Supreme Court decision on legal tender and its potential to unsettle the established law, warning of the risk of unlimited government note issuance. It highlights historical debates over currency power during constitutional formation and the 1862 act. The writer urges readers to study the history of United States notes.
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Hugh McCulloch
Supreme Court
Treasury
Boone
Tibet
Congress
Senate
House
United States
Fire Destroys Five-Story Chicago Factory Row
A massive blaze in Chicago gutted a five story brick building at Lasalle and Michigan, housing Schnabel & Co. berbed wire, Campbell Printing Press, Denheizer Bros., and Fisher's cigar box factory. Foreman James Carr died trying to save workers. 18 girls fled a collapsing fire escape, 5 jumping to ground injuring 3 seriously.
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Lasalle
Michigan
Schnabel & Co
Campbell Printing Press Company
Denheizer Bros
Fisher
James Carr
Lovering Nominated by Charlestown Democrats in Packed meeting
The Charlestown district Democrats filled Monument Hill to hear Hon. Henry B. Lovering candidate for congress. Joh Boyle O Reilly presided and praised Lovering as a war veteran and a true friend of the workingman, citing his labor record in the legislature and in Congress. Lovering defended tariff revision and denied free trade, urging voters to reelect him. John E. Fitzgerald followed with a brief speech, and the meeting closed with cheers for Cleveland and Lovering.
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Congress
Henry B. Lovering
Joh Boyle O’ Reilly
Parkstown
O’reilly
Committee On Labor
House of Representatives
Lovering
Mr. Lovering
Jim Blaine
Boston
Massachusetts
Washington
John E. Fitzgerald
Cleveland
Medical Academy of Medicine Elects New Officers in Session
Baltimore reports the annual American Academy of Medicine meeting opening in Hopkins hall. Albert L. Gibon is named president, with R Stansbury Sutton James A Stewart William Elmer and James Cheston Morris as vice presidents. Richard J Donglison becomes secretary treasurer and Oliver Wendell Holmes plus Maj. George W Sternburg are elected honorary members. A report on medical practice laws and papers on induction coils were presented before adjournment.
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United States Navy
R. Stansbury Sutton
Pittsburg
James A. Stewart
William Elmer
Bridgeton
N. J
James Cheston Morris
Philadelphia
Richard J. Donglison
Charles McIntyre, Jr
Easton
Oliver Wendell Holmes
M. D
Boston
George W. Sternburg
United States Army
William H. Vanderbilt
College of Physicians and Surgeons of
New York
United States
Canada
H. O. Marey
A. D. Rockwell
White church disturbance ends in officer's killing at Parkesville
In Parkesville Edgefield county South Carolina on Sunday last a white church service was disrupted by colored men who fired pistols. The confrontation escalated when James Blackwell an officer attempting arrest was killed by a volley from negroes barricaded in a house. Gov. Thompson was advised. great excitement and further violence are anticipated in Parkesville thirty miles from Augusta.
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Parkesville
S. C
Toeek
James Blackwell
Gov. Thompson
Edgefield County
Vermont Senate Advances Exposition and Library Bills
In Montpelier on October 28 the senate ordered a $5000 appropriation for the New Orleans exposition to a third reading. A prison committee found the state institution well cared for and proposed a $5000 improvement appropriation. A $50,000 bill for a state library building passed committee. A house-passed bill imposing a $25 to $50 fine for adulteration of maple or bees honey was approved.
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Senate
Committee On State Prison
Committee On Public Buildings
House
Steamer Estado de Sonora Lost With 57 Onboard
The Estado de Sonora, missing after a September voyage from Mazatlan, is believed to have foundered in the storm after Sept 30. The Newbern’s captain reports no further trace of passengers or crew.
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San Francisco
Newbern
Estado de Sonora
Mazatlan
Estado
Disturbance in Michipicoten Sparks Call for More Police
Information from Port Arthur reports a gang of about 30 desperate roughs near Michipicoten conducting a reign of terror. The police force sent there was inadequate to quell them and a larger police force or military detachment is requested to restore order and protect informants.
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Winnipeg
Man
Port Arthur
Michipicoten
Official List of Staff Officers for Blaine and Logan Parade
The official list names the chief marshal Col. A. C. Wellington and staff for the Blaine and Logan parade in Boston tonight. Key officers include Col. Horace T. Rockwell as chief of staff, Maj. Thomas R. Mathews as adjutant general, and Col. Jedediah P. Jordan among division chiefs with numerous aides and captains listed.
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Samuel K. Bayley
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W. T. Lambert
Frank E. Howe
John W. Mahan
Otis H. Mahon
Jedediah P. Jordan
A. M. Lunt
Edward E. Currier
F. S. Hesseltine
Wesley A. Gove
William A. Bancroft
Aids
B.S. Atwood
C. B. Allen
Geo. T. Allen
A. E. Bullard
Geo. F. Betts
F. B. Bemis
D. Bush
J. G. Bartholmesz
Geo. M. Barry
Dwight Braman
D. A. Brown
E. W. Curtis
Harry Curtis
J. C. Capelle
Re 2. Done
J. W. Dolliver
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