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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1888

Page

5

Thurman Addresses Colored Democrats on Rights and Freedom

Judge Thurman greets a delegation of colored Democrats in Cotcemans Ohio and urges voting with whites. defends equal rights under Grover Cleveland’s platform and cites the Declaration of Independence as the source of liberty for all. He recounts family history and argues political parties used race for power, urging unity and lawful equality.

Cotcemans Thurman W. H. Furbush Arkansas Cleveland Ohio Grover Cleveland Democratic Party Whic England Christendom Russia Germany France Jefferson Lincoln South Republican Party

Baggage master Tracey killed saving woman in Hyde Park

Patrick Tracey a Hyde Park baggage master of the Old Colony Railroad died after being struck by Conductor Williams train while trying to pull Mrs. Mary Young from the track. Mrs Young 69 lost a foot and severed arm with multiple injuries, doctors at MGH hope for recovery.

Hyde Park Patrick Tracey Providence Old Colony Railroad Williams Boston Mary Young Sharon Young C. A. Hixson Mrs. Young Lancaster Tracey Graham

Yale University opens with large freshman class and campus changes

Yale College opened with a bustling campus and a record freshman class approaching 350 new students. The science department gains most, the old fence is removed, a $125000 new library is under construction, and a $200000 recitation hall rises. Football looms as Yale fears Harvard for the first time in modern times.

New Haven Conn Yale College Samuel B. Chittenden New York City Yale Corbin Harvard

Market Fever in New York Stock Trading Amid Bearish Tactics

The New York market yesterday ran feverish with broad selling and a bearish mood among large houses, notably in Atchison stock where a major short sale pushed the price to 87. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy rose on light buying as funds shift. London and foreign selling pressures weighed on St Paul. Banks softened funds while paper rates fell. The Riley elevated railway charter and electric motive power are under discussion. Northern Pacific shows mounting debt, with substantial increases in investments and a shift toward bond sales. Corn belt output projections rise across Illinois Indiana Iowa and Nebraska, portending a large crop increase.

Atchison New York Boston

Haverhill Manufacturer Injured in Carriage Fall

Haverhill, Sept. 20. C. F. H. Peaslee, a shoe manufacturer, was badly injured last night when thrown from his carriage while returning from his Newton factory. The doctor says he will recover.

Haverhill C. F H. Peaslee Newton N. H

Fancy Crockery Sale At Houghton and Dutton Now On

Houghton and Dutton offer special attractions for the next few days in the sale of fancy crockeryware. Japanese goods of every description are also to be obtained at the lowest prices.

Houghton & Dutton

Three Cornered Fight at 3rd District GOP Convention

The third congressional district Republican convention adjourned near midnight after four hours of futile balloting among Alanson Beard Halsey Boardman and Edward Pierce. The gathering, held in Roxbury, saw persistent formal ballots with no clear winner, and observers speculated Boardman might gain from the tactics as the night ended with a tentative adjournment.

Alanson W. Beard Halsey J. Boardman Edward L. Pierce State House Robert C. Nichols Beardman E. J. Hathorne Beard J. P Churchill Pierce Boardman Dudley Hall Roxbury Weston Lewis Frank D. Buttrick W. H. Vialle W. Channing Clapp Charles H. Allen George O. Shattuck J. P. S. Churchill Milton BE. P. Wilbur Congress Whitcomb Jordan J. Q Teele Wilbur AON Jester Toarghotels Rousmaniere Wade Ward WARDE Aia KO Matthews Urge Res Tech Edward I. Pierce W. W. Blackmar Lane Aaas Oal Ey Cathe Sree Ward 17 P. T. Sullivan Ward 19 George E. McCuen

Boston Symphony ticket sale for Saturday concert seats

The Boston Symphony Orchestra announces remaining seats from $12 and all $760 seats from yesterday's auction will go on sale today at box office Music Stall at regular subscription prices. Box office opens at 8. Early applicants who missed matinee tickets likely get good seats.

Boston Symphony Orchestra Music Hall

Fourth annual carriage clearances by Ford F. French Co

Ford F. French and Co Ltd announce their fourth annual sale of carriages. The long list features new, lightly worn, and second hand vehicles with bargains to be had at the Sudbury street salesrooms.

Ford F. French & Co. (Limited Sudbury Street

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