Iowa's Two Pets Son s Sunset Cox Smiles at a Suggestion
Washington dispatch notes J H Wilson of Des Moines urges General Weaver as second presidential candidate for 1888 citing his Greenback past, soldier record, and appeal to Prohibitionists and workers. West Virginia Republicans push pension campaigning to rally veterans, raising fears of GOP use of Grand Army. Speaker Carlisle weighs Cox as head of Ways and Means and foreign affairs posts. naval board considers coastal defense plans with a $2 million budget and potential Atlantic harbor defenses estimated at $25 million.
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Iowa
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New York
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Atlantic
Anarchists Defense Plans Show Legal maneuvering
George A. Schilling tours the East with the case record to enlist counsel from B. F. Butler Roger A. Pryor and Robert G. Ingersoll for a U S Supreme Court appeal. The defense fund remains $6000 short as labor groups consider mass meetings and further appeals.
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Chicago
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Supreme Court
B. F. Butler
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Robert G. Ingersoll
Schilling
J.R. Buchanan
Ingersoll
Defence Committee
United States Supreme Court
Butler
Fee
Rroscoe Conkling
New York
Brooklyn
Joseph R. Buchanan
Labor Enquirer
Magruder
St. Louis
Anarchist Threats Following Court Sentencing In Chicago
Max Steeler and Frank Reifgrabber discuss possible violent reactions to trials of anarchists. Steeler warns of vengeance and future deadly acts after hangings, contrasting centralized Socialist leadership with anarchist diffusion. Reifgrabber predicts pardons and minimal disruption for Chicago.
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Max Steeler
Chicago
Bloo
Frank Reifgrabber
Die Parole
Florence B Parr Arrives at Canso After Gale Losses
The schooner Florence B Parr under Captain Ryder reached Canso with decks swept and two dories saved. He reported passing many disabled vessels after the gale of the 26th last month, with much wreckage and a phantom ship seen lifeless. He also recovered a stanchion from a French fishing vessel believed lost with all hands.
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Florence B. Parr
Ryder
Canso
Dories
Funeral of Captain Michael Cregan in Masonic Temple
Captain Michael Cregan Republican leader lies in state funeral held at the Masonic Temple. Right Worshipful John R. Pope led services with Amity lodge members reciting the Lord's Prayer. Pallbearers included Roscoe Conkling and Judge W H Kelly. The divorced wife attended. burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Michael Cregan
Masonic Temple
John R. Pope
Amity Lodge
A. M
Roscoe Conkling
W. H. Kelly
Charles Phelps
Obituary of James Deshon Boston Merchant Deceased
James Deshon a prominent Boston merchant died at Waltham at 82. He began as a ship broker at 23 India Street and later built wealth in finance and tax titles. He partnered with Captain Yarrington in Africa trade and loaned money to notable figures. A regular Old South attendee he was known for early rising and daily ship calls. Funeral set for 8 this afternoon.
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Boston
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Biddeford
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India Street
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Jo Locke
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Eben Wheelwright
Yarrington
Africa
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South Boston Bridge
The
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End of Boffin's Bower to Auction and Sale
After Jennie Collins's death Boffin's Bower closes and its remaining items face private sale or auction. The Helping Hand Society plans a new Boston era, a charity fair at Horticultural Hall October 31 to fund a Home for Working Girls and preserve Collins's memory with a dedicated room and enduring benevolence.
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Boffin
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Washington Street
Bird
Helping Hand Society
Horticultural Hall
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Society of Workers For Free Protestant
Free Home
Caroline Burnap
Carey
Collins
Sue
Prominent Waltham Citizen Emory Lane Dies at 53
Emory William Lane a noted Waltham figure died Thursday night at age 53. Born in Fitchburg on Oct 8 1834 he moved to Waltham at age 11 and built a public service career including the school board library board and state legislature. Funeral set for Sunday at 3 pm.
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Waltham
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Fitchburg
Dartmouth College
Lincoln
Lexington
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Lane
Waltham Public Library
Bostom Custom House
Waltham Farmers’ Club
Rumford Institute
Septima Randolph Meikleham
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Thomas M. Randolph
Virginia
Jefferson
Robert Lenox Kennedy
New York
Trave
Western Union, Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railroad
Bank of Commerce
Robert W. Lincoln
South Braintree
Hingham
Premature Ottawa Appointment to Fisheries Commission
The Mail's Ottawa correspondent says Sir John Macdonald's appointment as Canada's representative on the fisheries commission is premature since the cabinet has not decided. It is believed he will take the position and that Hon. Thompson will present the Dominion's case before the commissioners.
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Henry George Fined for Ignoring Juror Call in City Court
Henry George was summoned as a juror in City Court Part 3 on Monday last but did not answer when called and has not appeared since. Judge ere imposed a $100 fine for his disregard of the law.
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New York
Henry George
Ere
Man Seeks Good Whiskey From Reputable Bottler
Advertises G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon or Pure Rye as the best whiskey. Sold in bottles bearing Chester Hi Graves & Sons signature by family grocers and druggists everywhere.
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the Peepee
Woman's Industrial Union Announces Fall Class Schedule
The Industrial and Educational Union outlines its mid October start for classes across stenography German drawing painting French penmanship millinery English sewing and more. Weekly and monthly sessions include coteries practical talks to mothers and girls with numerous instructors listed throughout the week.
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Industrial and Educational Union
E. V. Plummer
E. E. Hardine
L. P. Cook
School Schedule And Committees Details
A schedule lists botany class at 2, bookkeeping at 3, elocution classes at 7 and 8, and Sunday afternoon meetings from October to May. It notes the mora and spiritual development committee overseeing unsectarian sessions and that departments will review cases within their officers jurisdictions.
Theatre Listings Show Matinees and Evenings
Park Theatre presents Jim the Penman with 2 and 7 45 showings. Globe Theatre shows Monte Cristo at 2. A Run of Luck at Tom Theatre Ston with afternoon show. Boston Museum features The Dominie’s Daughter at 3 and 8. Hollis Street Theatre runs The Corsair at 2 and 7 45. Howard Athenaeum offers The Night Owls at 2 and evening show.
Real estate sales schedule listings Knights & Co and Morse
Real estate sales notices list Horatio Harris at 12 m and L Foster Morse at 3 p m. Knights & Co. conduct auctions at 3 and 4 30 p m. Plants Samuel Hatch & Co. hold a sale at 10 a m on Monday.
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Samuel Hatch & Co
Horatio Harris
L. Foster Morse
S. RK. Knights & Co
Marriages listed in New England notices
In this city Sept 14 by the Rev 3 Reisdorf George S Elliott to Eugenie F Canot Green Hazelton at Wellesley Hills Sept 15 by Rev Jonathan Edwards Samuel Bowdlear Green of Amherst and Alice Chamberlain Hazelton of Wellesley Hills Liver moe Brown Sept 14 Roxbury by Rev James De Normandie Homer Fiske Liver moe to Nellie Bazin Brown May to Brown Lloyd Witham Sept 15 in this city Rev W A Lewis Alexander H Lloyd of Washington DC to May B Witham of Boston White Smith Sept 14 Shrewsbury Vt at the bride’s parents residence Rev Church Tabor John C White of Boston Mass to May N Smith of Shrewsbury Vt.
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Elliott—Canot
Reisdorf
George S. Elliott
Eugenie F. Canot
Green
Hazelton
Wellesley Hills
Jonathan Edwards
Samuel Bowdlear Green
Amherst
Alice Chamberlain Hazelton
Livermore
Obituaries and deaths dated September notices
A list of obituaries and death notices from various Massachusetts towns dated Sept 14 to Sept 18. Names include Martha E Pailey Hannah R Belcher Margaret Clancy Eliza Cole Thomas I Concannon Edward Appleton Crane Mamie Cushman Elizabeth Dudley Mary English Robert Farley John Farquhar Hannah Foley Thomas Gleason A Lincoln Hanson Emery W Lane Margaret Maguire Margaret Mahoney Polly B Neale and Margaret A Stickney with ages and localities in Charlestown, South Boston, East Boston, Ipswich, Holliston, Duxbury, Brookline and more. Funeral details for Lane noted as Weston Street residence in Waltham.
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Roxbury
Martha E
F. W. Bailey
Belcher
Holbrook
Hannah R
Asa Belcher, Jr
Clancy
South Boston
Margaret Clancy
Cole
Charlestown
Eliza Cole
Concannon
Thomas I. Concannon
Crane
Bridgewater
Edward Appleton Crane
Joshua BK. Crane
Cvst Man
Duxbury
Mamie A. Cushman
Joseph S
Elizabeth Cushman
Dudley
Elizabeth Dudley
George H. Dudley
Henry Andrews
English
Boston
Mary
John English
Farley
Ipswich
Robert Farley
Farquhar
Holliston
John Farquhar
Foley
Hannah
Timothy Foley
Gleason
Thomas Gleason
Hanson
A. Lincoln Hanson
Lane
Waltham
Emery William Lane
Weston Street
Maguire
Margaret Maguire
Mahoney
Margaret
Jeremiah Mahoney
Neale
Polly B
Alonzo F. Neale
Stickney
Brookline
Margaret A. Stickney
William Stickney
Portsmouth
N. H
New Publications from Houghton Mifflin Co
Houghton Mifflin lists Memoir of Ralph Waldo Emerson by Cabot with a steel portrait in two volumes at 3.50 dollars and half calf 6.00. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps publishes a one volume study after the Gates. Moses Colby Tyler presents a Statesmen volume, Deland offers new poems in a deluxe edition, and Hawthorne’s complete works appear in a six volume Fireside edition priced 10 dollars for the set.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
James Exuort Cabot
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Guarantee of sweetness in our hospital infant bottles
The text claims that adding five or more drops at each feeding will revive a failing baby within days. It states the hospital uses 200 large bottles of every lot produced and guarantees sweetness in every bottle sold, claiming no other prep is as good.
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Washington
Bureau of Ordnance
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United States
Washington, D. C
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Ney
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