Ward 11 Voters Organize a John F. Andrew Club
Ward 11 voters met in Association Hall to back John F. Andrew for Congress, with speeches supporting tariff reform civil service reform and revenue reform. Leaders, officers and a strong lineup of backers including George S. Hale Darwin E Ware and Nathan Matthews Jr set the movement in motion amid broad praise for Grover Cleveland and criticisms of Beard and Home Market Club financing.
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George
Hale
John F. Andrew
Association Hall
Congress
Harold Williams
Cleveland
Hugh Montague
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Andrew
Cleveland and Mills
Ward
Beard
Grover Cleveland
Blaine
Prince
Lee
Darwin E. Ware
Mills. Bill
Ware
Treasury
Third
Mr. Andrew
Old Third District
John A. Andrew
J. Gordon Street
Clifford H. Plunmer
Higginson
Josiah Quincy
Colonel Higginson
Mr. Beard
William Gaston
Darwin E Ware
Arthas
Dorchester
Oakland Garden
Senator Hoar
Edward L. Pierce
A. W. Beard
Old Town Hall
Godfrey Morse
General Stevens
William Everett
First
Norfolk Democrats
Young Men’s Democratic Club
John
Twenty Five French Cloakings At Jordan Margse UO Found
Twenty five styles of French cloaking fabrics newly designed offered by Jordan Margse and UO at three dollars per yard.
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Jordan, Margse & Uo.’S
Sackville Letter Sparks Diplomatic Rumors Across North America
Washington and Ottawa buzz over Lord Sackville Wests letter and possible leave of absence. Reports tie Sir Charles Tupper to Washington post. Bayard and Salisbury keep quiet as London, Montreal, and Ottawa gossip fuel a potential shift in British diplomacy.
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Phelps
Sackville
Sir Charles Tupper
Nine illegal registration cases reach district attorney
New York on October 29 reports nine cases of alleged illegal registration have reached the district attorney. Bills were presented to the grand jury awaiting action. Police Captain McCullough has issued thirty-two warrants for people believed to have registered illegally. The cases involve ledgers from the Mulberry Benn neighborhood. Arrests will not occur until after election day votes are cast.
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New York
Grand Jury
Olice
McCullough
Parece
Neigborhood O Mulberry Benn
Butler at Detroit in crowded political rally
General B F Butler spoke to a packed Detroit rink crowd, singing his Greenback past and preferring Harrison for protection of capital and labor. He pressed tariff issues and the Mills bill, and said the Murchison letter mattered regardless of forgery.
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Greenback
Harrison
Butler
Sackville-West
Murchison
Railroads Granted Heating Extension Until 1889
The Newburgh Dutchess and Connecticut railroad receives a one year extension to comply with steam heating rules for passenger cars. Additional lines including Grand Trunk Long Island Northern Central Western New York and Pennsylvania Delaware and Hudson and others get until January 1 1889. Wagner Palace Car Company is ready to meet the law with steam heated cars. Grand Trunk and other Western lines are instructed to extinguish fires within an hour of entering the state while steam systems are installed.
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Apang
N. Y
Railroad Commissioners
Newburgh, Dutchess & Connecticut Railroad
Grand ‘Trunk
Long Island
Northern Central
New York & Pennsylvania
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware Lackawanna & Western
Pennsylvania & New York
Vermont Central
Elmira, Cortland & Northern
Pullman Palace Car Company
Wagner Palace Car Company
Grand Trunk of Canada
Republicans Split on Morse Nomination in Second District
A Quincy town hall gathering aired strong opposition to Elijah A. Morse as the Republican nominee for Congress. Speakers denounced his methods and money influence, urging defeat, while supporters argued for honesty and the district's traditional high political standards.
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Quincy
Elijah A. Morse
Congress
Russell
John W. Corcoran
New Bedford
Bayard
Lord Backville
Morse
Massachusetts
Rice
Charles A. Foster
R. F. Claflin
W. B. Rice
Town Hall
William B. Rice
W. L. Faxon
A. E. Sproul
Dr. Faxon
Er. C. Bumpus
Republican Party
House of Representatives
John Quincy Adams
Thomas Mr. Harris
Long
W. R. Lord
H. Price Collier
Hingham
Becaus
Hiranam
Mass
Brooklyn
Mr. Morse
H. Prick Collier
Lord
Blaine
D. M. Wilson
Unitarian Church of
Church of the Adamses
Charles Francis Adams
Claflin
Freeland Loomis & Co to Open in New Washington Boylston Corner
Freeland Loomis & Co inaugurates its new building at the Washington and Boylston street corner on the former Boylston Market site. The public may inspect the establishment Friday Nov 2 from 6 to 9 pm, with no sales that night as the firm hosts a public reception.
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Freeland, Loomis & Co
Washington and
Boylston Streets
Boylston Market
Hoveton and Durron Close-Out Offers Week Bargains
A refined note paper appeal promotes elegant correspondence and taste while noting economy. The letterpress firm Hoveton and Durron advertise bargains from a large stock sale at price levels described as absurdly low for the week.
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Hoveton & Durron
Late Ship News Arrivals and Clearances From New York
Arrivals include steamers Niagara Vera Cruz Donal Ssantos Gen Whitney H K Dunock and others. Cargoes list barks cornelia batavia and more with schooners and brigs. Cleared steamers Godalming Shekulas Rouen Arizona Brooks and others to various ports. Also noted are arrivals at Isle of Wight including Godiva Ocean Persian Monarch and Oregon.
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Boston
Orsino
Palermo
Crown Ince
Progreso
Michigan
Liverpool
Flanese
London
Starlight
Savannah
Oregon
Montreal
France
New York
Tower Hill
Lizard
Suevia
Hamburg
Tarifa
Victoria
Flame
Newark
New Orleans
Havre
Bordeaux
Atlas
Philadelphia
Lord Gough
Membrance
Huntingdon
Om Shield
Domingo
St. Jago
Father Point
Glasgow
Toronto
Arcelona
Cadiz
Bremen
Fulda
Scilly
Westernland
Antwerp
Queenstown
The
Queen
City of Richmond
Do Tor Do
Orinoco
St Croix
Andes
Savanilla
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Havana
Nea
Brazil
Werra
Baltimore
Rhein
Montana
Para
Finance
Newport News
Rio Janeiro
Aurania
St Jago
St Thomas
Philadelhia
Perim
Cambodia
Manila
Gibraltar
Naples
Barcelona
Delambre
Isle of Wight
Godiva
Ocean
Niagara
Donate
Santos
New Yor
Donal
Ssantos
Gen. Whitney
H. KF. Dunock
Cornelia
Batavia
Thomas
P. By
Vu Horn
Wimser
N. S
Leonessa
Fannie Buller
Maggie Mulvey
James O'Donoghue
Bangor
Cottage City
Victor
R. L. Jay
Calais
J. P. Wyme
Sullivan
Centennial
Reaper
St. John
Lala
Windsor
N.S
David Crockett
Harvest Queen
Robert Belknap
San Francisco
Karoo
Burks Louise
Rotterdam
Ingolt
Newcastle
Eng
Christina
Cayenne
George E. Dae
Godalming
Shekulas
Rouen
Arizona
Brooks
Dorcas
Cook
Port Willliams
Magnhild
Tolleien
Amsterdam
Iliisen
Marcussen
Nieldsen
Limerkc Ky Yafalla
Roig
Port-de- Ernen Bo
NO TAX ON DRUMMERS Drummers win again in Supreme Court ruling
The U S Supreme Court overturned a Texas Supreme Court decision in the case of William G Asher testing the drummers tax law. It remanded to discharge the plaintiff in error from imprisonment. The drive to end drummer taxation continues with cases against remaining states and legislative efforts stalled by regional opposition.
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Wasuindtoy
Supreme Court
Texas Supreme Court
William G. Asher
United States Supreme Court
Commercial Travellers’ Protective Association
Jaehne Case in Supreme Court Seeks Habeas Corpus
Washington October 29 Supreme Court heard arguments in Henry W Jaehne once part of the Broadway boodler cases now in Sing Sing seeking a writ of habeas corpus He claims the law under which he was convicted is ex post facto and void Sherman argues the maximum penalty was two years and that the consolidation act retroactive while Semple for New York counters that the statute is not ex post facto and may apply to crimes committed after both laws took effect
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Washipton
Sordau
Sackville
Bayard
State Department
Legation
Sang Froid
Lord Sackville
White House
Phelps
London
Lord Salisbury
England
West
Montreal
Locate
Tan Sackville
Charles Tupper
Los Ancrues
Cal
Murchison
Pomona
W. F. Fitzgerald
Henry T. Gage
Colonel Otis
The
Times
Otis
Fitzgerald
State Republican Central Committee
National Republican Committee
New York
A. W. Kell
tEast
Gell
H. C. Vonner
Vonner
Gage
Ottawa
Ont
Strcrax
Sackville West
United States
Washington
Court of St. James
Supreme Court
Henry W. Jaehne
Jaeline
Sing Sing
Roger M. Sherman
Aehne
Jaehne
McKenzie Semple
State of
Weather forecast for New England and New York
Washington October 29 8 p m for twenty four hours fair warmer westerly winds across New England and New York indicating improving weather conditions with rising temperatures.
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Washington
New England
New York
Cotton Region Bulletin
Atlant
Augusta
Charleston
Galveston
Little Rock
Memphis
Montgomery
Vurleans
Savannah
I Vicksburg
L W Limington
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SEAL
Newmarkets
Leonard & CO
Bromfield Street
China
Call & Tuttle
Summer Street
John M. Call, Jr
Kimball's
Aliston St
Pulfinch Street
Supers
Superior
Draper & Hall
Hi. Mill
Natl. Ie
INS. CO
J. T. Phelps
Agt
Dev
Oston
Scribner’s
Ilroad
A. B
Finland
Hamilton
McGee
G. W. Simmons & CO
North St
Mary Walker
Boodler Jaehne
Brighton
Democratic Congressional Committee
Tenth District
Walker
New York State
Hartford & Putnam
Bolton Notch
Conn
Thurman
Wheeling
W. Va
Detroit
William
Paris
Canada
Charles ‘Tupper
Capital
Star
John A. Macdonald
St. Lamberts
Sherbrooke
Lie
Adolphe Caron
Charles Tupa
Orasion
Hector Langevin
Great Britain
Charles Tuppr
Empire
Pall Mall Gazette
America
Globe
St. James
Wilmindon
Del
Morning News
Lord Sackville West
Pianapolis
Carlisle
Anderson
Khabeas
Priscoa
Ignal Service
U.S.A
Observer's Office
Orton
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Yarmouth
Que
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Wis
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Rapidity
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