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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1888

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Mugwumps Endorse Cleveland as Reform Leader in 1888

In a September campaign rally at Associates Hall the Mikton Democratic Club heard Dr. Everett defend Grover Cleveland as a reformer who upholds civil service merit, rebukes spoils politics, and acts independently of party demand. He contrasted Cleveland's independent presidency with GOP expectations and urged continued civil service advancement.

Sprcian Mikton Democratic Club Associates’ Hall William E. Silsbee George R. R. Rivers William Everett Josiah Quincy Quincey J. Mitchell Galvin Boston Baldwin Everett New Yolk County Hey Glieveland United States Cleveland Plymouth Flanagan Texas Cleve Republican Party Senate Harrison

Fevered City Hopes Epidemic's Worst Is Over

Jacksonville reports a drop in new cases and deaths with eighty five cases and five deaths. The death toll stands at two hundred forty two from two thousand four hundred fifty eight cases. Relief efforts expand via Bishop Weed and Jacksonville Relief Association aiding McClenny. Fernandina Gainesville and others face limited reports and a tense mail situation. Local leaders condemn policy delaying telegrams.

Jacksonville Fla L. T. Eddy Julia Hourahan Fanny Curry J. W. Burke Jack Davis J. Ds Daniel Baker State National Bank Dr. L.eddy Louisville Medical Bureau Bishop Weed McClenny Jacksonville Relief Association F. O. Miller Gainesville Fernandina Nassau County Board of Health Dillon Florida Sanderson Sampa Manatee Jackson Miss Washington Merchants’ Exchange of St. Louis Stewart Louisvile Ben_ B. Grant Newark Decatur Ala W. Black J. R. Stuart Hanceville O’brien City Hall Boston G. Stark Howard Association John Barr Turner

General Benet Circular to Punish Party Favoritism

Perry S. Heath delivers a confidential circular from General Benet, chief of ordnance, to Senator Hale, who will seek an official Senate inquiry. The Jan 4 memo directs national arsenals and armories to favor Democrats in hiring and firing across all grades, including women and children, to balance party representation.

Congress House Senate Connecticut Rhode Island General Benet Hale Abbott Interstate Commissioners Wasuina Ron the Post Perry Heath Indianapolis Journal Ordnance Ordnance Office WAR Department Washington National Springfield Rock Island United States New York West Troy Philadelphia Boston Benicia Benet Endicott

Train Collision at Gardner Baldwinville After Saloon Car Detaches

A Fitchburg railroad mishap near Baldwinville sees a saloon car and freight cars runaway from Conductor Smith's train. The saloon car demolished, two cars topple off embankments, a brakeman asleep inside is pitched out but only lightly hurt. Also noted is the sixth district Democratic convention in Medford to choose Lodge opponent and Henry Bradlee as suggested presidential elector.

Baldwinville Fitchburg Smith Gardner Henry Cabot Lodge Medford Henry Bradlee

Worcester Festival Review Reports Strong Orchestra and Notable Soloists

The Worcester concert featured a larger orchestra role and praised performances by Ms Marie Howe Mr W J Lavin and the Messiah finale with Miss Judh Hope Glenn Alvary and Mr Babcock. Critics noted ventilation faults at Mechanics Mall and suggested improvements while praising the chorus and soloists.

Worcester Hebrides Mendelssohn Lucia Donizetti Marie Howe Spohr Schubert Beethoven Arthur Foote Zerrahn Alibriff Lavin Miss Judh Hope Glenn Messrs Alvary Babcock Judi Redeemer

Rights of the Indian irregular loans and bank turmoil

A sept 28 report from Facet River describes a clash between Bank Examiner Getchell and D A Chapin cashier of Union National Bank over loan practices. Chapin's resignation followed irregular loans totaling about 30000 to Beattie Zinc Co. and transfer of securities from Union Savings Bank. Joans T Burrell named cashier. An audit of the savings bank is planned. The Union National Bank, formed 1823, has 800000 capital. the savings bank, 1569, deposits 800000. Directors expect losses limited by a 60000 surplus.

Aldrich Chapin Union National Bank Getehell E. B. Powers Malden Edward Walden Lynn Home Market Club Lynn Democrats Reed Robinson Springfield Jacksonville Fitchburg Baldwinville Chicago New York Blaine Walker Paget Williams, Black & Co Produce Exchange Milton Democrats William Everett Josiah Quincy J. Mitchell Galvin Dr. Everett Chicagos Indianapolis Pittsburgh New Hampshire Getcheil D. A. Chapin Union Savings Bank National Bank Beattie Zinc Company Savings Bank National Union Bank

Blaine in New York Amid Western Tour Plans

The Hon. James G. Blaine and his son Walker traveled to New York after brief calls in Providence and New Haven as part of a Western tour plan with appearances in Boston and Detroit. Meetings included Republican officials and Irish Nationalist supporters, with further speeches scheduled in New York and Michigan. Reports from Washington quoted a Massachusetts resident alleging Blaine is ill, having limited speeches and relying on assistants during public appearances.

N.Y Conference of the Friends of the Indians Lyman Abbott Committee On Lake Mohonk United States Indian Agent Congress Senate Department of the Interior Christian Charities Armstrong Indian Bureau Albert K. Smiley New York A.S. Quinton Philadelphia W. H.ward A. L. Coolidge Boston Ellingwood Anna L. Dawes Washington H. O. Houghton James G. Blaine Walker Young’s Blaine Burden West Frank L. Punshaw Canton John D. Driscoll Butler Providence J. H. Manley Augusta John W. Candler Congressiona R. I Detroit Indiana Michigan New Haven Conn Hugh Dailey Republican Campaign Committee Harlem Republian Club Levi P. Morton William Walter Phelps Walker Blaine Fifth Avenue Massachusetts Old Orchard Portland Colonel Coppinger

The Wheat Short Troubles

The Daily News discusses the September wheat shorts and their hope of relief from St. Louis stock. The issue centers on whether the wheat can be inspected switched to elevators unloaded and warehouse receipts issued before month’s end.

Chicago The Daily News St. Louis

Steamers Arrived at Ports From Baltimore and New York

Vessels arriving include Nova Scotian at Liverpool from Baltimore and Saale at Southampton from New York bound for Bremen. Bremen port records show kms from New York, while Aberdeen reports Abyssinia from Vancouver and Abyssinia from ao. Alliance reaches Rio de Janeiro from New York via the West Indies. New York lists City of Chester from Liverpool, Celtic from Dublin, Elea from Portland Maine, Lucy P Muller from Bangor Maine and other arrivals near Sept 28.

New York Macregor Miller Belize Ilbe Meyer Kremen Crown Rince Scrivener Prazresso Republic Dawson Iverpool Alvena Owen Gonaives Aguan Dair Kekla Thomson Stettin Pora Halifax Devonia Craig Glasow Ambrose Lisson Para Zaandam Bengar Aspinwall Pleanora Portland Lucy Tiller Bangor Karoo Rio Janeiro China Amburg Curacao Daylight Port Pain Edith Godden St. Ann's Say Prigs Harry Smith Timenos Ayres Ising UN Barbados Harry and Aubrey Mau Liverpool Nova Scotian Baltimore Southampton Saale Bremen Kms Hong Kong Aberdeen Vancouver Abyssinia Alliance West Indies City of Chester Liverpol Celtic Bergar Sea Wall Elea Portland, Me Lucy P Muller Bannora

New Fast Mail Train Connecting Chicago to New York

Postmaster General Dickinson and W L Bancroft announce a new fast mail train from Chicago to New York starting Sunday the 30th. The New York and Chicago fast mail East will depart Chicago 8:30 a.m. and reach Boston by 3 p.m., enabling same-day local delivery in New England and earlier connections for the East. The route shortens Pacific coast to Atlantic mail time by about one day, with improved connections from San Francisco and Portland.

Wasureron Dickinson W. L. Bancroft Railway Mail Service Chicago New York Buffalo Albany Boston Great Northwest Pacific Coast East San Francisco Cal Omaha Portland, Or St. Paul Pace Atlantic Seaboard New England Portland

Work of the House passes private calendar bills

A conference was ordered on the yellow fever relief joint resolution. Senate approved the Rhode Island Connecticut boundary accord. A committee found Representative Stahlnecker exonerated. Treasury navigation law questions were adopted. The House approved multiple private bills and pension measures before adjourning.

Washington Russell Connecticut Senate Congress Rhode Island Rice Minnesota Stabbecker New York Stahlnecker Dingley Maine Merchant Marine and Fisheries Secretary of the Treasury Treasury Department

Chamber of Deputies Sets Oct. 15 Meeting Date

London dispatch reports a council fixed October 15 as the Chamber of Deputies session start. Ministers sparred over constitutional revision and naval budget cuts while agriculture minister Viette announced grain harvest at 96 million hectolitres vs 108 million average. City of New York arrives at Queenstown after 7 days 23 hours voyage with starboard engine limited and injuries from storms.

Paris Admiral Krantz Marine M. Viette Agriculure Chamber of Deputies London Inman Line City of New York Queenstown Sandy Jock

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