Emperor's Berlin Speech Sparks Banquet Honors in Hamburg
Berlin and Hampoure report the Emperor rebuking press for private family remarks while Berlin hosts his arrival. Hamburg coverage notes a triumphal progress with guards, flowers, and a banquet at Kunsthalle, ending with greetings to Prince Bismarck amid cheers.
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General von Moltke
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Herr von Boetticher
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Upper Harbor Canal
Elbe Bridge
Elbe
Professor Delbruck
Carl Schurz
St. Paul’s Landing
Jenisch Palace
Kunsthalle
Friedrichsruhe
Prince Bismarck
Statue of Liberty celebrated at Paris banquet
Paris October 29 A banquet at the Hotel Continental honored the Statue of Liberty Enlightening the World a gift from France to the United States. American minister McLane and French foreign affairs minister Goblet attended. McLane praised France for the ideals that shaped modern liberty and noted the emblem’s growing significance. He also toasted President Carnot.
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Czarina Arrival and European News Update
Reports from St Petersburg claim the alleged disguise of a Cossack with explosives near Kutars was an invention. The Czar and Czarina arrived at Sebastopol, reviewed Black Sea fleet maneuvers, then proceeded toward Gazchina. London coverage notes changes in Mr Parnell's lawsuit against the Times and updates on Stanley expedition rumors.
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Brussels
Bargains Highlighted by Local Trade Notice
R. and J. Gruewrist No 5 and 7 Winter street publish a notice in this issue promising unusual value in seal plush wraps. The sale features special bargains in black dress goods and Newmarkets plain striped and plaid cloth, urging an early visit for best results.
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Newmarkets
Open Letter to Senator Hoar on Trade and Patriotism
A Boston reader rebukes Senator Hoar for saying protective tariffs aid workers and argues labor division, exchange, and global humanity are compatible. The writer cites St. Paul, Fenelon, Beecher, Thompson, Paine, Channing, and world figures to defend cosmopolitan sympathy and universal brotherhood over narrow patriotism.
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Victor Hugo
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Harper’s Ferry
Herbert Spencer
Contadus
Universal Brotherhood
Massachusetts
Bronze statue marks a patriot in Garrison tribute
The piece recalls William Lloyd Garrison in Boston as Massachusetts leaders clashed with his abolition zeal. An effigy in bronze now stands on a famed avenue, bearing the inscription My country is the world my countrymen are all mankind.
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State House
Market declines dominate New York trades as New England sinks
New York market weakens with broad declines led by New England shifts and copper stocks holding steadier. The piece notes heavy selling by Chase & Higginson, Whittier’s suspected influence, and Silver King Mining downsizing while Macey resigns and Adams takes over. Kansas yields and Western speculation also appear amid cautious money markets.
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Silver King Company
Adams
Columbia School of Mines
Harvard Happenings and Freshman Fall Sports Recap
Over 540 Harvard students signed for the Republican torchlight parade with a drum corps expected to push total near 600. Dudleian lectures at Appleton Chapel featured Yale’s Professor George P. Fisher on minister ordination validity. revival of the Dudley fund after 1765 origins. Freshman fall athletic meeting produced winners in track and field events with times and marks recorded for two mile bicycle, 190 yards dash, mile walk, half mile run, running broad jump, mile run, 440 yards, high jump, pole vault, 220 yards events.
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George P. Fisher
D.D
Yale
Apleton Chapel
Paul Dudley
Eliot
T. Woodbury
Lathrop
F. Fiske
F. Keene
J. P. Lee
A. M. White
H Wright
W. N. Duane
Annuities Grow In Interest Worldwide Despite Low Rates
The New York Mutual Life Insurance Company offers annuity policies with rates from five percent for young applicants to over fourteen percent for ages seventy to eighty. The fixed, rising income appeals to those with and without heirs, especially older individuals seeking certainty and less anxiety, potentially extending life expectancy.
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New York Mutual Life Insurance Company
Concord
N. H
Boston
Mass
Franconia Iron Company
Land Department
New Hampshire
A. D
Franconia
Southern
Southern and Western Iron, Coal and Land
Eastern
Western and Southern Securities
G. E. Manning
Western
Cheese Market Reports Quiet Utica and Falls Accts
The Utica market shows cheese sales totaling 3225 boxes at 95c 490 at 9 46 2820 at 10c 735 at 10c and 1030 at 10140 with butter at 26 34c. The Falls market records 5140 boxes at 10c 1110 at 10c 525 at commission and 730 farm dairy at 10 11 with butter at 23 40c.
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N. Y
White Dresses for Hot Weather Feature
Pyle's Pearline is promoted as the best and easiest solution for washing white dresses in hot weather, highlighting its stain removal and whitening benefits. The copy emphasizes ease of use and effectiveness for summer garments.
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Pyle
Going Home to Vote and the Cleveland Voter Phrase
A Washington report notes widespread leaves of absence for voting in the coming election. Clerks depart for polling places while many declare they are Cleveland voters. Ohio Republicans feel sure of victory, while Democratic staffers mostly exit, some choosing unpaid leave to cast ballots.
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Dr Mary Walker Appeals Women to Register and Vote
Dr Mary Walker issues a stark appeal to the sisterhood urging women to register and vote. She warns of potential suits up to the Supreme Court if rights are denied, urging action to advance constitutional arguments and civic equality. The piece closes with a call for women to step into their ballot sphere. The report also covers Judge McCalmont's customs commissioner's annual outline urging fixed salaries for officers, past back pay settlements, and detailed treasury accounts and unclaimed duties.
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Mary Walker
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Poisoning of Mt Vernon Street bloodhound Provokes City Law Debate
A letter to the Post argues against keeping a bloodhound as a private watchman on Mt Vernon street. The writer notes the dog’s danger to bystanders, cites Chapter 340 of the 1886 acts banning such dogs except for exhibition with muzzled confinement, and calls for enforcement and removal rather than private warfare. The piece references a local Essex case and urges lawful policing in Boston.
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Ponce
Essex County
Boston
Auction Sales Today and Tomorrow Real Estate and Goods
Auction listings show Real Estate by Samuel Hatch & Co at 3 p m and 12 m on Wednesday with multiple agents. Porcelain and Pottery to Leonard & Co at 8 p m tonight. Also Cotton and Fruit to Horatio Harris at 11 a m and 12 m, Horses to J C Richardson at 10 30 a m, and other real estate sales by Knights & Co Sullivan pros and more real estate firms.
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Leonard & Co
Knights & Co
Sullivan Pros
Horatio Harris
J. C. Richardson
Marriages in this city and Chelsea in late October
In this city on Oct. 26 Rev A McKeown joined Atkins W Carter to Nellie A Averille. At Fairhaven on Oct. 26 Rev W F Davis united H Albert Doe to Miss Nellie E How ard, both of Fairhaven. On Oct. 22 Rev David H Ela wed Clinton E Hobbs to Elizabeth R Doane in this city Boston couples Peter Johnson to Matilda Johanssen at Chelsea on Oct. 26.
Deaths in Boston Area Notices Oct 26 30 1900s
Brief death notices from Boston area sources list Jarvis Dwight Braman James H Bouve Margaret Colbert John Cotter William Green Arthur Francis Elijah Goodrich Frank Harkins Francis Herr Ames Maynard Harriet Pitman and Joseph H Simonds with ages and some service details for the period Oct 26 to Oct 31.
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Goldthwaite
Wellesley
Arthur Francis
Francis J
Lillian A. Goldthwaite
Goodrich
Cambridge
Elijah D. Goodrich
Harkins
Charlestown
Frank Harkins
Herr
South Boston
Francis Adam Herr
Maynard
Ames Maynard
Arba Maynard
Pitman
Harriet Minot
Isaac Pitman
Stephen Minot
Haverhill
Summer Street
Somerville
Simonds
Buffalo
N. Y
Joseph H. Sim
Alvan Simonds
South Oston
Harvard Board of Overseers Meeting Adjourned
An adjourned meeting of the Board of Overseers of Harvard College will be held at No. 50 State street Boston on Wednesday Oct 31 at 11 o clock a m The reports of Visiting Committees are to be presented at this meeting. Alexander McKenzie Secretary Cambridge Oct 24 1888.
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Amos Blanchard
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Tremont Street
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