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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1887

Page

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Maryland reformers oppose the Baltimore opposition ticket

In Baltimore thousands of Democrats back the opposition ticket while reassessing their views of the president. The piece profiles reformers who shift support, examining motivations and potential impact on local politics.

Baltimore Washington Sprcau Maryland Gorman-Higgins Post Eugene Higgins Higgins William Marbury Reform League Messrs Bernard Carter John P. Poe Bar John Gill Thomas MecUaster William W. Taylor R. Snowden Andrews Henry E. Wooster Howard Company William A. Hanway C. Morton Stewart Mr. Cleveland Morris Thomas Freeman Rasin Gorman Cleveland Democratic Party Democrats Incubus Marbury William Keyser Baltimore& Ohio Baltimore Copper Works Keyser Rasin Kamas Oman John K. Cowen

Female Smugger Seized Over Satin and Lace Dress Goods

Three special agents at quarantine watched the Havre steamer La Gascogne. Miss M Kennedy of Boston and passenger Joseph Melville drew suspicion as Kennedy hid four satin dress patterns and two silk dresses with costly lace undergarments. The value of the importation ranges from six to eight thousand dollars with declared goods totaling sixteen hundred six dollars. Kennedy and Melville were not detained.

New York Spxcray Havre la Gascogne Bay M. Kennedy Boston Joseph Melville Melville Laura Morgan Miss Kennedy Miss Morgan London Miss Powers

Baltimore Independents Endorse Republican Ticket

Baltimore Independents announce support for the city Republican ticket with reasons for their choice. They cite local issues and party platforms as the basis for alignment.

Thistle and Volunteer Set for Uncertain Light-Wind Race

The Volunteer crew of thirty six and Thistle crew of forty five prepare for tomorrow’s New York Yacht Club course race amid forecasts of light winds. Spectators, dignitaries, and guests watch as Thistle rivals Volunteer with experts predicting varying outcomes, while the Times notes Thistle's proven speed in light airs.

Bryant Messrs Richards Fay Forbes Puritan Bush Mischief Willard Larchmont Yacht Club Thistle Bell New York Sprcran Brooklyn Mill Staten Island Henn New York Yacht Club Hyslop Schayler Boston Long Island Owl’s Head Sandy Hook Chere Off Joe Ellsworth Terrys Grayling Berry Robert W. Wylie Royal Clyde Yacht Club Gibson Gracie Barr Latham A.ish Sachem Providence Viking Commo- Jopa Weld Wanderer Sam Paine London Times London The Times Today Royal Cinque Ports Yacht Club Dover Warne South Sand Aentle Heave Channel Sea Genesta Irex South Sand Head South Foreland America Rock Northwest Royal Mersey Yacht Club

Fire alarm traces three building blazes in Brantown area

Morning fires at a three story wooden building on Market Street owned by Thomas C. Roddy caused $300 in building damage and $20 in bakery damage after a kettle of fat boiled over in Nelson Bros. bakery basement. Insurance covered losses. A second small fire at Brooks’s dining room led to smoke damage to J B Brine’s and Lewis Levy’s stores totaling about $200. A roof fire at 67 Moore Street Cambridge triggered box alarm 27 at 6:50 AM.

Gox Thomas C. Roddy Market Street Brighton Nelson Bros J. B. Brine Brooks Kneelands Street Lewis Levy Moore Street Cambridge

Montreal Fire Destroys Furniture Plant and Lumber Yard

Fire swept Montreal Furniture Company's offices last night destroying the factory with about 150000 dollars of goods. Wind fueled flames to Crisson & Co lumber yard and Craig & Co factory across the street likely total loss with 75000 dollar value. In Seekonk a barn with cattle and horses burned at 3 am. loss about 5000 dollars with 800 insured.

Montreal Montreal Furniture Company Crisson & Co Craig & Co Craig Providence R. L Thomas Fitzgerald Seekonk

Ships and sailings spotted from Montreal to Europe

A fragmented ship movement list shows vessels traveling from Montreal and New York to European ports including Bremen Liverpool Glasgow London and Hamburg. Entries mention dates late September and late September voyages, with multiple ships named and routes noted.

CE Reesian Montreal Circasarpton New York Bremen Southwil Amsterdam Rees AL Vetten Kinsale City of Chicago Liverpool Falmouth Flamborough Norfolk Jonun Lladelphia Lord Clippool Marina Hive Livernant Marseilles Burgundia New Yo Wa New Orley Europa Bremerhaven Glasgow Alcides Sibeian State

Weather forecast for New England and eastern New York

Indications show warmer fair weather Tuesday in New England, followed by rain Wednesday with easterly winds. Eastern New York advised to expect warmth, rain, and increasing easterly winds. At Blue Hill Observatory the outlook calls for increasing cloudiness and rain with rising temperatures tonight.

Washington New England New York Blue Hill Observatory H. Clayton

Meteorological Record of Yesterday’s Observations

Yesterday’s weather summary reports synchronized observations at all stations up to 10 pm. The record notes rainfall traces at various sites marked T and catalogs other meteorological elements recorded across locations.

Meeting Reaches Agreement on Restoring Tariffs

Cincinnati September 26 report states a meeting of general passenger and ticket agents from St. Louis east bound lines and Cincinnati terminal lines agreed to restore all rate to tariff tomorrow.

Cincinnati St. Louis Cincinnat

A Fine Investment for a Cheap Railroad Tour

A Pennsylvania Railroad Company travel offer promotes a tour to Gettysburg Luray Caverns Natural Bridge Virginia and cities Washington and Richmond At $60 covering all expenses the trip promises six dollars a day in travel and sightseeing versus staying home The tour will use new vestible cars.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Gettysberg Luray Caverns Natural Bridge Virginia Washington Richmond Bon

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