Newburyport Rally Highlights Tariff Debate and Free Trade Voice
Democratic speakers John E. Russell and Charlies A. De Courcey addressed a large audience in Newburyport arguing for tariff reform and free trade. Russell condemned McKinley and Sherman laws while urging protection against a return to restrictive measures, citing Massachusetts 1857 free trade views and English reforms under Peel as a model for progress.
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Newburyport
John E. Russell
Charlies A. de Courcey
Russell
Middlesex
Boston
Hoar
Concord
New England
Congress
Mills
Roger Q. Mills
Texas
Massachusetts
England
Robert Peel
Robert
The Real Thing at The Manager Casino Building
William A Brady writes from The Cotton King praising a Chicago replica shown at The Manager Casino Building 541 Tremont Street. He commends the truthful accuracy and magnetic effect, noting his years in Chicago and astonishment at the replication.
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Casino
Tremont Street
Chicago
WM. A. Brady
Cotton King
C. H. Guild & Co. Move to 252 Washington Street
C. H. Guild & Co. the advertising agency long established in the Herald building Boston has removed to 252 Washington street. The firm reports a large increase in business this fall and Warren J. Muchemore formerly with C. S. Goss as manager is now associated with the firm in a like capacity.
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C. H. Guild & Co
Herald
Boston
Washington Street
Warren J. Muchemore
C. S. Goss
Governor refuses extradition warrant for Newton duo
Governor Greenhalge declined to issue a warrant for the extradition of B. C. Lewis and Mrs. Corinne Cleveland of Newton, sought by Brooklyn parties in a suit filed by Mr. Lewis's mother.
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Greenhalge
B. C. Lewis
Corinne Cleveland
Newton
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mr. Lewis
Mercier Dies Former Quebec Premier at 69
Honore Mercier former premier of Quebec died this morning in Montreal at age 69 after a long public career. He rose from journalist to political leader, opposed Confederation in 1864, led French Canadians in Parliament, and served as premier from 1887 to 1891 before a royal commission found vast malfeasance. He was later acquitted in 1892 and remained active as a critic of British rule and champion of Canadian independence.
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Montreal
Honore Mercier
Quebec
Mercier
John Macdonald
Canada
House of Commons
Joly
Louis Riel
Angers
Jette, Baby
Davidson
Armstrong
Bay Des Chaleurs
M. Mercier
Gumbo the Great Gorilla Dies After Illness at Austin Stone’s
Gumbo Sr. the famed gorilla at Austin Stone’s Museum died Tuesday morning after weeks of illness from pulmonary consumption. He showed near human behavior during his decline and was attended by doctors at the school. He came from Lisbon seven months ago and will be stuffed and mounted as a museum specimen.
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Gumbo, Sr
Austin & Stone's Museum
Gumbo
Lisbon
Portugal
Boston
New England
Antonio
Gaboon River
Lisbon Zoological Gardens
Stone & Shaw
America
Tenney Arrested After Prison Release Rekindles Case
David E. Tenney, once jailed for horse theft in Massachusetts and freed from prison in August after an eighteen year term, has been arrested again in New Jersey amid fresh trouble and alleged wrongdoing.
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David E. Tenney
Massachusetts
State
New Jersey
Bride Agnes Bagge Dies After Wedding Ceremonies
Lawrence oct 30 Agnes Maria Charlotte Bagge 21 died of heart trouble shortly after her wedding to Charles Johnson of Roxbury. The ceremony was moved to her room due to illness in the late hours before death at 12 a.m. Reverend W A Keez officiated.
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Johnson
Boston
Seven Die In New York Tenement Fire At 216 West 32nd
A five story tenement fire in New York at 216 West Thirty second street killed seven people. Victims include Annie Appleblatt 22 and Levy Friedmann 3 and George Friedmann 4. Lena Friedmann 28 leaped from a window and is badly burned. Fire origin in cellar remains a mystery with forty residents present.
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New York
West Thirty-second Street
Annie Appleblatt
George Friedmann
Levy Friedmann
Margaret Killian
Jacob Killian
George Lovey
Funeral of Deputy Huckins at Charlestown
The funeral of Deputy Warden Robert L. Huckins, who died Sunday at Charlestown, was held yesterday afternoon at his home. Chaplain J. W. F. Barnes led services as a large circle of friends and the Board of Prison Commissioners attended. Pallbearers included four prison officers and four members of Howard Lodge of Odd Fellows. Interment followed at Woodlawn.
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Robert L. Huckins
Charlestown
J. W. F. Barnes
Board of Prison Commissioners
Howard Lodge of Odd Fellows
A. Frazier
Joseph Fuller
W. A.whitman
Edward W. Hyde
Angel Hart
Joseph F. Bradbury
Byron Noyes
John Smith
Woodlawn
Upholsterers Strike at Wilde's Furniture Factory
Five upholsterers at Wilde's furniture factory 80 Fulton street walked out yesterday after a vote by the Furniture Workers' Union. The firm refused the union price bill, citing stiff Western competition, longer hours, and lower West wages making it hard to meet higher demands.
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Wilde
Fulton Street
Furniture Workers’ Union
Piano Lecture and Concert at Steinert Hall
Jerome Hopkins delivered his second piano lecture and concert in Steinert Hall last night. His topic was Musical Modesty.
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Jerome Hopkins
Steinert Hall
McCarthyite Irish Parliamentary Meeting Scheduled in Dublin
Dublin reports a meeting of the Mc Carthyite faction within the Irish parliamentary party has been summoned in Dublin on November 1. The gathering aims to discuss party strategy and leadership directions amid ongoing political tensions.
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Dublin
Mc Carthyite
Irish Parliamentary Party
Helping Hands Bazaar Boosts New England Fair At Horticultural Hall
The New England Helping Hand fair hosted a two day bazaar at Horticultural Hall with Maiden Circle of King's Daughters under Miss Grace A. Dean offering orchestral music and various acts. Tables feature numerous organizations including the Ladies' Physiological Institute, Bunker Hill Educational League, WCTU, and local charities with 107 items from Emmanuel Church's Camden group. The cafe serves hot lunches for businesspeople while other exhibits include flower and candy tables and a Christmas tree display.
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New England
Horticultural Hall
King’s Daughters
Grace A. Dean
Boffin
William B. Smart
Dorchester
Ladies’ Physiological Institute
W. E. G. White
Somerville
Bunker Hill Educational League
Elen M. Lee
Charlestown
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Caroline Ritchie
Agnes G. Parritt
Rebecca A. Fillebrown
M. C. G. Allen
Highland Home Guardian Society
John S. Kemp
Gordon
Dorcas H. Lyman
Martha Bolton Shepard
Alice Lancaster
Co. W. Wellington
King
Railway Agents and Excursion News From Boston
W A Dolan takes the role of travelling passenger agent with New York HQ and Boston office at 15 State Street. Judson’s California excursion ran yesterday under Conductor Hopkins. Frank Priest returns from California trip as Boston manager for Judson Co. Cc O Gwatkin of New York, Wisconsin Central eastern agent, has been in Boston and left for New York. Florida Central and Peninsular Rail Road opened offices at 197 Washington Street. Wisconsin Central ends Boston office, routing via New York. Pennsylvania Railroad adds new Pullman cars on its New York Chicago limited with two sparking rooms and seven staterooms, daily departures at 10 a.m. from New York and 5:30 p.m. from Chicago.
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W. A. Dolan
Great Western Railway Company
New York
Boston
State Street
Judson
California
Fitchburg Railroad
Hopkins
Frank Priest
J. C. Judson & Co
Cc. O. Gwatkin
Wisconsin Central
Florida Central & Peninsular Railroad
Edmund
New England
Washington Street
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
Acme
Bostonian Brings Stowaways Amid Busy Harbor News
The Leyland steamer Bostonian with Captain Parker arrived from Liverpool carrying three stowaways, one England native George Alfred Poole to be denied land. American citizens Simon B. Sampson and Edward Murphy were allowed to land. Gloucester schooner Hiram Lowell grounded near Castle Island but was freed by tug Peter B. Bradlee. Fishermen arrived with easterly wind and fish wharf bustled with activity. The Chamber of Commerce received a cable from Almeria about pirates boarding the Italian bark Scutulo off Africa and stealing 1000 boxes. Montrealer John Haley left Kingston Jam. exposition for home. Barnstable brought fruit and Jamaica mails with several passengers. Fifty-three down East schooners and twelve Johnnies arrived in port.
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Parker
Liverpool
Ireland
George Alfred Poole
England
London
Simon Brown Sampson
New Bedford
Edward Murphy
New York
Gloucester
Hiram Lowell
Nelson
Castle Island
Peter B. Bradlee
Jonathan Chase
Bradley
Chamber of Commerce
Almeria
Scutulo
Starita
Philadelphia
Naples
Morro Nuovo
Africa
John Haley
Montreal
Can
Kingston Jam
Exposition
Ethel
Old Harbor
Jamaica
J. F. Pratt and
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Sa.m. Sharp
Sal
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Yankee Mfc. CO
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Ese
Fea Fee
Baankpupt
Ogfqs
Ioan
Wwe
Aera
Liberty
Lowell
Manchester
Waltham
Lawrence
Holyoke
Fall River
R. T. Almy & Co
Washington St
Cor
Hayward Pi
THE
American Tool & Machine Co
Kingston St
Tenney
W. L. Douglas
W.l.douglas
Douglas
Totay
Green
Washington
City Hall Ave
Huckins
Charles Holtzman
New York & New England Railroad
Baltimore
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
East Boston
Boston & Maine
Haymarket Square
James Hogan
Union Station
B. Leavitt
Cc. E. Bates
National Express Company
W. J. Stone
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