Anarchists Await Doom Telegrams In Jail
A court telegram in Ottawa confirms executions for November 11. Spies and other condemned men receive the message, read it amid a tense jail scene as guards, detectives, and officials bolster security. Informal anarchist meetings across New York denounce the Illinois ruling.
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State Attorney’s Office
Purcell
Jarsons
Neebe
Linge
Matson
Captain Schaasck
Schaasck
New York
Illinois Supreme Court
Labor Party
Carpenter Neally Wedding in Bradford High Life
In Bradford's Congregational Church at Bradford Sept 14 Rev J D Kingsbury presided. Groom T Benjamin Carpenter of Dayton Ohio and bride Mand YV Neally of Haverhill wed. Bridesmaids Lula Devynell Carrie Everett and ushers Frank Gage Henry Holden Charles Brown A T Jacobs Bert Kelley. They will reside in Burlington Vermont.
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Haverhill
Congregational Church
Bradford
J. D. Kingsbury
T. Benjamin Carpenter
Dayton
Mand Y V. Neally
George H. Neally
Carrie E. Everett
Lula Devynell
Joe Day
Annie Fitts
Frank Gage
Henry Holden
Charles Brown
A. T. Jacobs
Bert Kelley
Family Reunions of Emerys Boyntons Poores Gather in Boston
Nearly 200 Emerys met at the seventh annual reunion at the Meiona with speeches by Rev. Rufus Emery and Rev. Samuel Hopkins Emery. Officers elected include Rufus Emery president and Thomas J. Emery secretary treasurer. A Boynton reunion of about 200 in Tremont Temple elected James S. Boynton president and planned a two day Boston celebration for September. The Poore triennial reunion in Haverhill drew 200 descendants with remarks by John M. Poore and Alfred Poore. next gathering set for Manchester New Hampshire.
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Meiona
Rufus Emery
Newburgh
N. Y
Charles M. Emery
Portland
Mabel S. Emery
Lynn
Samuel Hopkins Emery
Taunton
J. G. Whittier
Hannibal Hamlin
Eleanor Sherbourne Deane
Thomas J. Emery
Boston
George N. Emery
Utah
Maine
Samuel H. Emery, Jr
Illinois
C. F. Emery
Ohio
S. Hopkins Emery
Massachusetts
Matthew 8. Emery
District of Columbia
FE. J. Emery
New Hampshire
John C. Emery
Vermont
Lewis Emery, Jr
Bradford
Penn
William H. Simery
Hiram Emery
John S. Emery
Emery Cleaves
Mark P. Emery
Renealogical Committee
Tomas J. Emery
Edwin Emery
John 8. Emery
George T. Clark
E. J. Emery
Charles W. Emery
Annie Reed
Ulus Emery
SS. H. Emery
G. F. Clark
Hubbardston
Dr. Cook
Newton
George W. Emery
Greenville
N. H
Sumner Emery
Toledo
Boynton
Tremont Temple
William
John Boynton
James S. Boynton
Britain
Edward C. Boynton
West Point
James
Clearfield
F. J. Boynton
Lowell
A. Bb. Boynton
Havenquity
Poore
Centre Congregational Church
John Poore
John M. Poore
Haverhill
F. N. Poore
Somerville
Charles Scott
Reading
Eben L. Poore
Tremont
J. M. Poore
E. A. Webster
Alfred Poore
Salem
George
Edward
Charles Prescott
Core
Georgetown
Brittan Hall
Ben
Perley Poore
Henry Jesse Poore
Manchester
Alber Poore
Benjamin Poore
Raymond
Fisher of Nova Scotia Struck by Train Near Sarem
Andrew Fisher, 60, of Nova Scotia, was hit by a train last night near Sarem and lay beside the tracks until morning. He was taken to a hospital as doctors fear injuries and exposure may prove fatal.
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Sarem
Sreerau
J—Andrew Fisher
Nova Scotia
Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskey Promoted by Graves & Sons
An advertisement touts G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and Pure Rye as top quality. It claims the whiskeys are sold in bottles only, bearing Chester Graves & Sons signatures, through family grocers and druggists.
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G. O. Taylor
Chester ii. Graves & Sons
New York Republicans Name Grant for Secretary of State
Saratoga N Y Sept 14 Delegations to the Republican convention arrive as discussions on nominations and organization continue Seth Low is elected temporary chairman Warner Miller named permanent chairman Evarts Hiscock and Miller meet for two hours to sense the platform Colonel Frederick Dent Grant is nominated for secretary of state amid strong cheers and a strong platform pledges civil service reform and tariff protection.
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Hiscock
Seth Low
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Congress Hall
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Leach
Brooklyn
Low
Committee On Permanent Organization
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Republican Party
Congress
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North
Frederick Dent Grant
General Grant
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Kings County
Colonel Grant
Jesse L’ Amore
James H. Carmichael
Erie
James A. Dennison
Fulton
O. H. P. Cornell
Tompkins
Colonel Cruger
New York
Fassett
Chemung
Carroll E. Smith
Committee On
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Howard Crosby
Messrs. Crosby
Erwin
St. Lawrence
Crosby
Brodsky
Yeas
House of Representatives
Peas
Chicago Phillies streak noted in multiple league games
Chicago defeated the Phillies to extend their impressive run, while New York beat Indiana and Washington fell to Pittsburgh. Boston dropped a Detroit clash as Detroit piled up runs, with Detroit and Philadelphia edging ahead in the standings and Indianapolis and St Louis showing mixed results.
Boston Post Platform Embraces Protection and Reform Ideals
The article outlines a platform favoring tariff protection for American labor and markets, national taxation for debt and defense, civil service reform, immigration restrictions, and local option liquor laws. It voices support for pensions, anti imitation butter laws, Irish sympathy, and condemns Cleveland and Hill administrations for partisan perversion.
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Boston Post
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Cleveland
Hill
Ireland
Tilton's Fair Opens Big as Patrons of Husbandry Attend
The second day of the State fair of the Patrons of Husbandry at Tilton New Hampshire drew an estimated ten to twelve thousand attendees. The livestock exhibit and agricultural machinery display were strong with speeches by Congressmen McKinney Gallinger Burnett and others. Premiums were awarded, races and a ball game held, and a potential surplus expected if tomorrow continues strong. The Missouri commissioner Harmon Coteman was absent despite plans to speak.
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Sorcian
Patrons of Husbandry
Tilton
Agricultural Machinery Department
McKinney
A. Gallinger
Edward Burnett
Bay State Agricultural Society
Moses Humphrey
Concord
State Board of Agriculture
Thomas Cogswell
Harmon J. Coteman
Missouri
United States Commissioner of Agriculture
Boston Furniture Strike Split Over Ten Hour Demand
The New England Furniture Exchange reports only about 100 strikers, not 1100 or 1200, as members vow to resist outside pressures. Resolutions condemn strikes as un-American, pledge no hire of workers from striking firms, and assert momentum to defend local industry against ten hour pay for nine. A committee was named to settle disputes over finishers and allegations of long siege.
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New England Furniture Exchange
Exchange
Hanover Street
Boston
Vicinity
Levin, Gould
James H. Dee
Charles F. Cumings
F. N. Bardwell
F. A. Brown
F. A. Brown & Co
Bardwell, Anderson & Co
Jerome Crosby
C. Blake & Co
Charles P. Whittle
M. Hubley
Mellish, Byfield & Co
E. A. Hooper
Hemenway Company
Clifford & Allen
P. Derby & Co
Thomas ‘Tretyy & Co
Curry & Ellison
van Wart
N. C. Boutelle
A. L. Barnes & Co
D. C. Storr & Bros
Ira H. Ames & Co
Cap Babson Challenges 18 to 24 Foot Yachts in Ipswich Bay Race
Captain Babson of the Viola challenges all boats from 18 to 24 feet water line to a fifteen mile race in Ipswich Bay on Sept 21. Entrance fee is $10 with Frederick Norwood of Gloucester handling the prize split of 50 30 and 20 percent for the three winning boats.
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Goloucester
Babson
Viola
Cape Ann Club
Ipswich Bay
Frederick Norwood
Gloucester
Produce Exchange Hears Bucket Shop Claim
Chicago Board of Trade president A. M. Wright is reported to have called the exchange a bucket shop. Members mocked the remark with a staged burning of a paper Mt. Waet sketch at the New York produce exchange.
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New York
Produce Exchange
A. M. Wright
Chicago Board of Trade
Mt. Waet
Morgantown ledger of games scores in city matchups
In Baltimore and New York fixture notes the Metropolitans played Cincinnatis with Staten Island results and Brooklyn matchups. Athletics defeated Louisvilles and other scores show a mixed set of outcomes across five listed games.
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Baltimores
Louis
Staten Island
Cincinnatis
Metropolitans
Brooklyn
Brooklina
Clevelands
Strikes Sweep Mills and Mines in Multiple States
Reports from Fatt River Newark and New York describe the end of a weaver strike at Granite Mill after a price cut to 34 cents a yard as workers adjust from an initial 44 cent rate. New Jersey talks show leather workers and manufacturers seeking return-to-work deals while some workers demand matched terms. In New York City and Brooklyn 2500 ale and porter workers threaten a strike unless a June 1886 labor pact is renewed, with Knights of Labor involvement. In Pennsylvania the Lehigh region coal miners, about 22,000 on strike, demand a 15 percent wage increase. arbiters may settle disputes at Pottsville, risk of general strike if refused. Violence feared as nonunion work attempts arise at Hazleton firms Coxe Bros. & Co. and A Pardee & Co.
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Granite
Newark
N. J
New York
Brooklyn
Ale and Porter Employees’ Association
Knights of Labor
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Lehigh
Luzerne
Upper Schuylkill Counties
Panther Creek
Tamaqua
Mauch Chunk
Philadelphia and Reading Company
Schuylkill
Obituary for Rev Amos Smith Beloved Belmont Unitarian Pastor
The Rev Amos Smith died at Belmont Monday evening after a career as a Unitarian minister. Born in 1816 in Boston he was a Harvard College graduate of 1838 and educated at Cambridge Divinity School. He served at New North Church in Boston Leominster Belmont and Helitenore before leading Belmont’s New Unitarian Society from 1857 until retirement. Also noted: Madisonian Luke Blackburn of Kentucky died at Frankfort at 71 and Congressman Nicholas Kane of West Troy died last evening of consumption.
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Amos Smith
Belmont
Amos and
Catharine Langdon Smith
Boston
Harvard College
Divinity School
Cambridge
Francis Parkman
New North Church
Hanover Street
Unitarian
Leominster
Burnap
Helitenore
New Unitarian Society
Madiaternin Luke Blackburn
Kentucky
Frankfort
Nicholas T. Kane
West Troy
N. Y
Auction Sales Announcement by Francis Henshaw & Co
Francis Henshaw and Co auctioneers announce weekly and Saturday sale events at 12 M. from their Boston location at No 51 State Street Merchants' Exchange Building First Floor Room L Members of the Boston Stock Exchange are listed and reachable by telephone 1665.
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Francis Henshaw & CO
State Street
Merchants’ Exchange
KR. LL. Day & Company
State St
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Mhoratio Harris & CO
Public Sale of Navy Stores and Unserviceable Materials
Navy Department announces a public auction of unserviceable stores and surplus materials at Portsmouth New Hampshire starting 10 a.m. Tuesday Oct 11. A 10 percent deposit is required with payment due within twenty days and removal at purchaser expense.
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Navy
D&sparrtment
Washington
Portsmouth
N. H
United States
N. Fl
Navy Department
William C. Whitney
Secretary of the Navy
Delinquent Stock Sale at Kearsarge Mining Company
The Kearsarge Mining Company announces sale of delinquent shares for five dollar assessments unpaid since 1886. Listed stockholders from Michigan, New York, Minnesota and elsewhere will have their shares sold October 4 at 10 AM at three Michigan offices and the Boston headquarters. By order of the directors A. S. Bigelow secretary treasurer.
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Kearsarge Mining Company
Devonshire Street
Boston
Mass
James Adams
Houghton, Mich
Joseph A. Ames
Charles L. Anthony
New York
N. Y
James Arthur
Hancock, Mich
Tully D. Bowen
Providence
D. F. Canfield
Houghton
Joseph Martineau
Mich
Ats Bug
New
Jacob Snyder
Hancock
Lead City
Oak
Henry B. Trathan
J. Ellenbecker
John B. Ellenbecker
T. W. Edwards
William Foley
Joseph Gregory
Joseph Hicks
Joseph Richley
Thomas Locklin
John J. March
John Martin
Joe Martineau
William B. Martin
Samuel Romer
John Rood
William H. Streeter
James Thompson
Martin Wagoner
D. E. Washburne
James Wilson
Robert Wilson
James H. Quinn
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Stone & Gray
William B. Frue
William B. Frne
Torenveon
Jully D. Bowen
Asher F. Leopold
A. E. Lyon
Richard Pope
Thomas Redstone
A. H. Sibley
Henry Trathan
A. S. Bigelow
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Franklin Square
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School Street
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Congress Street
Lipston
Kennaiid’s Avenue
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Middlesex
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