Irish rents and Home Rule shape Dublin outlook in London talks
Mr P O'Neill Larkin reports Irish Parliamentary party members in London to open Parliament will weigh policy against Tory Liberal Unionist stance on the Irish evicted tenants bill and rent readjustment. He warns of possible expulsions, unity risks, and a potential parliamentary defiance over Home Rule tied to rent reform amid poor crops and looming evictions.
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Dublin
London
Ireland
Party of
Ualts
Balfour
Commons
Armenia
Morley
Y Jin
Mr. Balfour
Land League Times
London Daily Chronicle
Islands
Mme. de Navarro
Mary Anderson
Walter Besant
Old Westminster
Old London
Justin McCarthy
Hodgson- Burnett
Gladstone
Bishop Butler
Mr. Gladstone
Westminster Gazette
Liberal Party
O'Neall Larkin
Reunion of Forty Second Massachusetts Volunteers at Nantasket Beach
The ninth annual reunion and outing of the Forty second Massachusetts Volunteers Association gathered at Nantasket Beach with about 30 members and guests attending a dinner at Ocean View. Elected president Isaac S. Burrell declined. Major T. G. Stiles assumed duties as acting presiding officer amid a year with eight deaths and memorials for several officers.
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Forty-second Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteers Association
Nantasket Beach
Ocean View
Isaac S. Burrell
Allerton
Association
T. G. Stiles
D. C. Tinkham
John D. Cogswell
John P. Burrell
Joseph Stedman
Europe
Stiles
A. N. Proctor
A. BE. Proctor
Sawyer
T. H. Newcomb
Hutchinson
H. C. Revallion
H. C. Dimond
Captain Henderson Leaves Boston Towboat Company
The ocean towboat Mercury’s Captain William T. Henderson, long a faithful navigator for the Boston Towboat Company, relinquishes command after years of service. He will sail tonight for a month’s fishing trip to Rangeley Lakes, Maine, as younger captains assume his duties.
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William T. Henderson
Ocean
Mercury
Boston Towboat Company
Henderson
Afterife
Confidence
Herald
Kate Jones
Rangeley Lakes
Maine
Holyrood
Port Tampa
Hamburg
Newport News
Salamanca
Hutchinson
Progreso
Boston
Mary A. Roberts
Chelsea
Hiram Emery
Turk’s Island
Scotia
New York
New England
Montreal
Lockwood
Simpson
Kemp
Webnaul
Europe
National A
London
Nantucket Shoals
Charles H. Kidder
Ann
William McKinnon
Robbins
Charles Acorn
Fam'i
Nova Scotia
Knights Templar
Templar
Startle
Gloucester
Bergensen
Chatham
Dangerous coast near Provincetown lacks protection
The Aug statement warns that Race Point to Long Point light forms a vulnerable coast with limited lifesaving coverage beyond Race Point crew. Sudden west or south winds endanger anchored craft and harbor approaches, as with the Julia Bailey last winter. Mariners question how long this stretch remains unprotected and calls for a Wood End light station.
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Provincetown
Race Run
Long Point Light
Race Point
Cape
Julia Bailey
Wood End
Campania Arrival Trails Record-Lapse by Minutes
The Cunard steamer Campania arrived in New York from Liverpool this afternoon, lagging the record by one hour and sixteen minutes. The Lucania holds the faster crossing at five days, seven hours, and twenty three minutes.
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New York
Cunard
Campania
Liverpool
Lucania
Indians Face Starvation After Bad Blueberry Crop
Black River Falls Wisconsin August 23 Owing to the failure of the blueberry crop which usually furnished them a living the Wisconsin Winnebago Indians threatened with starvation this winter and facing extreme privation unless aid is given promptly by public authorities and charitable organizations to provide food and relief for the tribe and its aged and dependent members.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Supported Wives To the Editor of the Post
ALICE ST Georgeville, P. Q., argues against female political equality without burdens, stating women seek independence without burden, cites a Massachusetts widow case, notes wives perform domestic labor and deserve fair wage recognition, and contends motherhood carries duties alongside legal obligations.
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Mr. Peabody
Massachusetts
Alice ST Georgeville
P. Q
Opening Week Across Boston Theatres Under New Management
Major venues across Boston launch new seasons with Columbia Theatre led by Gulick Co presenting The White Rat and Park Theatre promising Barney Fagan minstrel vaudeville. Grand Opera House readies for Knights Templar week with European vaudeville acts and Primrose and West minstrels. Boston Museum Tremont and Castle Square stage late summer revues while Nutmeg area houses host Sphinx Thrilby and Old Rube exhibition aboard steamship Scotia.
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Columbia Theatre
Messrs. R. M. Gulick & Co
New York
Columbia
Barney Fagan
the Park Theatre
Knights Templar
Grand Opera House
Boston
Templar
Spe
Vo- Knights
Egger-Reiser
Florrie West
Odell
Wqse
Castle Square
Tremont
Museum
Brooklyn
Bowdoin Square
Keith's
the Howard
Lyceum
the Palace
Grand Museum
Nickle Odeon
Hanover Theatre
First Annual Report of the Children's Health Fund
The report shows a prosperous period with detailed treasurer figures up to May 1895. It lists subscriptions totaling 304.98, various entertainment and hotel costs, board and food expenditures, medical supplies, salaries, stationery, and cash in bank totaling 919.18. The record notes 252 children given one or more weeks of vacation in 1894 and 273 during the winters of 1894 and 1895, along with counts for picnics and public dinners.
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Children’s Health Fund
Pemberton
Reen
Cseeceeres
Reais
Saemens
SBS
Ressade Uy eWeGs
Esiases
Petihcesnphates Eeetaonses
Passengers on the Cunarders head for Liverpool and Queenstown
The Pavonia sails at noon bound to Queenstown and Liverpool with 225 steerage and cabin passengers including Mr and Mrs John Patrick and Rev John A McElwain. The Etruria leaves New York with Boston quar tered passengers. The Scythia arrives at East Boston with 133 cabin and 333 steerage travelers. The season’s end implies smaller lists later.
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Pavonia
Watt
Cunard Line
Queenstown
Liverpool
John Patrick
B. W. Kilpurn
Annie Miller
Annie Howe Miller
Gertrude B. Miller
F. C. Babbitt
Nora Shea
Mollie Shea
Julia McCarthy
Daniel Shea
William H. Hart
W. J. Harris
W. A. Donald
William M. Bunting
Robert Farquhar
John Smith
Caroline Bently
F. W. Hollingsworth
W. J. Smith
John A. McElwain
Joseph Fryer
Sarah R
J. L. Thompson
Scythia
Silk
Boston
London Aberdeen fast train breaks records on inaugural run
The London and Northwestern Railway launched a new fast service from London to Aberdeen. The train departed London at 8 pm and arrived in Aberdeen at 4 32 am, covering part of the 9 miles at 75 mph. The time for 40 miles in 12 minutes set a new record.
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London
London & Northwestern Railway Company
Aberdeen
Plymouth
O. E. Lewis
Lillie
Atlantic Ave
Boston
Atlantic Avenue
Gallupe
Senator Hoar Controversy Draws Republican Critique
Congressman Morse criticizes Senator Hoar for attacks on patriotic societies, saying the move risks splitting Massachusetts Republicans. He argues Democratic policy harms workers and industry, and notes patriotic orders are largely Republican and unlikely to support Democrats. He urges a united Republican front to protect business and national prosperity.
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Hoar-Evans
Morse
Senator Hoar
Massachusetts
Republican
Boston Globe
Pilot
Republic
New England
Grover Cleveland
Navy Yard Visit Signals More Work Force Required
Commodore Edmund C. Matthews chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks inspected the Charlestown Navy Yard in Boston with Captain J. W. Philip. He flagged repairs to the steam engineering department machine shop and other buildings and expected orders to boost yard employment upon return to Washington.
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Edmund C. Matthews
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Navy Department
Boston
Charlestown Navy Yard
J. W. Philip
Steam Engineering
Washington
Commodore Matthews
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Yard
Arrest of Woman Nellie Hunting for Shop Lifting
Inspector Knox arrested a 30 year old Somerville woman named Nellie Hunting for shop lifting after she took goods valued at 28 dollars, then returned them the next day for money. She claimed a Christmas pattern of theft and was committed to the Tombs after firms declined settlement.
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Knox
Nellie
Somerville
Talbert Brown Dies by Selfinflicted Wounds at Seabrook
Amesbury August 23 Talbert C Brown a respected Seabrook citizen shot himself behind a shed both shots striking him in the wells He was found by physicians who said the wounds were fatal and he could not last long The 73 year old man had recently complained of not feeling well.
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Amesbury
Talbert C. Brown
Seabrook
Brown
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Hattie Ladd
Gertrude Quinline
John Moore
Arthur Wooley
Thomas Persse
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Richard Jones
Charles Scribner
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
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Sphinx
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Edward E. Rice
Pain
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Howard Atheneum
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Little Lucky Thurlow
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R. M. Gulick & CO
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Henry Engh
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State St
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Canada Atlantic & Plant S. S
Halifax
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Mass
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Kennebec Steamboat Co
Kennebec
Sagadahoc
Lincoln Wharf
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Richmond
Gardiner
Hallowell
Augusta
Boothbay
Frederick A. Jones
Bass Point
Nabiant
Naval Brigade
Base Point
Nahant
A. Flanders, Agt
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Winthrop
Steambou
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