Widespread fires report across several towns
Nov 80 reports say a cider factory owned by Royal M Flint burned in Leominster with 1500 dollars loss and insurance. In Plymovurn a pantaloons factory loss about 12000 dollars with unknown insurance. Heron hotel in Montana burned for total loss valued at 66000 dollars. Aiken South Carolina saw nine buildings burned with total loss around 40000 dollars and insurance 27459.
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Leominster
Royal M. Flint
Plymovurn
Joseph Cookin Campton
Boston
St. Paul
Minn
Thompson Falls
Mont
Pioneer Press
Heron
Northern Pacific Dining Car Company
Lynn
Seecran
Bernard Mcclenney
Harbor Street
Mary C. Dupar
McKenney
Aiken
5. C
Joss
Obituary of French Dramatist M Jules Lacroix
Noted French dramatist M Jules Lacroix has died. His translations of Mac Beth and Lear were staged at the Odeon Paris and his version of Oedipus Rex was performed at the Theatre Français in 1858. He coauthored two plays with M Magnet that featured Rachel in the lead.
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M. Jules Lacroix
Lear
Odeon
Paris
Theatre Français
M. Magnet
Rachel
Prohibition Vote in Arlanta Sets Liquor Sales Start
In Arlanta Georgia on November 80 the pro liquor majority reached 1128. The local vote decision prompts immediate commencement of liquor sales government officials announce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlanta
Gamma Phi Beta Delta Chapter Holds Initiation Banquet
Delta Chapter initiated new members and held a banquet at Parker's, with details noted on page 8.
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Delta Chapter
The
Gamma Phi Beta Society
Parker’s
Page
Funeral of Charles H Allison from Fire Department Service
The funeral for Charles H. Allison, former boseman of Engine 10, was held at Bulfinch Place Chapel at 2 pm with Rev. S. H. Winkley delivering a brief address. Pallbearers included members from Engines 1 2 and 22 and Ladder Co 3. Forest Hills burial followed alongside department officials and Engine 10 company.
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Charles H. Allison
Bulfinch Place
Charlestown
Boseman
Engine
Bulfineh Place
S. H. Winkley
H. Lynch
William J. Gaffey
W. H. Bowdoin
Ladder Company
Spencer F. Baird
Oak Hill Cemetery
Giesy
Epiphany Church
Episcopal Church
Churchill
U.S.A
Steamers Arrived List From Multiple Ports
Shipping notices show arrivals at various ports including San Francisco Antwerp Belfast Bristol Hamburg and Queenstown with ships such as Nederland Rhaetia Llandaff City City of Philadelphia Caspian and Queen recorded from routes like New York Baltimore Savannah and Montreal. Multiple dates in late November and early December indicate ongoing transatlantic and coastal arrivals.
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San Francisco
Australia
Honolulu
Antwerp
Grandolin
Savannah
Bremen
Donau
Baltimore
Belfast
Teelin Head
Bristol
Llandaff City
New York
Hamburg
Rhaetia
Nederland
Philadelphia
Kelgenland
Queenstown
Caspian
Liverpool
Havana
City of Philadelphia
Kinsale
Palestine
Boston
Ayerool
Travre
Barden Tower
New Orleans
Yedmandale
London
Bratsburg
Montreal
Gallina
Lake Ontario
Swansea
Disputo Bay
America
Oranmore
The
Queen
Buffalo
Hull
Lizard
Rotterdam
Tf Ero
Scholar
Averpool
Carl Woermann
Corona
Wandrahm
Sth
Kehrweider
Swinemunde
Island
Martenoc
Maude
Marseilles
Neustria
Malin Head
Buenos Ayrean
Hong Kong
City of Rio de Janeiro
Unionist rally in Leinster Hall defends Union and criticizes Home Rule
The Leinster Hall banquet drew leading merchants and professionals with Catholic Unionists present. Mr Goschen urged no neutrality toward separatists and praised landlords for rejecting a bribe while attacking Home Rule as disuniting the empire. Lord Hartington echoed calls for equality with England and urged Loyalist cooperation and press support.
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Leinster Hall
Lord Tartington
Goschen
Prince of Wales
Kenny
Ireland
England
Gusehen
Gladstonian
Freeman’s Journal
O’ Brien
Central League
Dublin
Imperial Party
Lord Hartington
Union
Lordlartington
Mr. Goschen
Grévy's Successor Heads to French Presidential Vote
Paris reports that after Grévy's resignation message is read the Senate and Chamber presidents will convene a Versailles congress on Friday to elect a successor. Republican leaders plan a Versailles meeting to pick a candidate. A right wing movement backs Vice-Admiral Dompierre d'Hornoy as a possible president candidate.
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Paris
Grévy
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Versailles
M. Grévy
Dompierre d'Hornoy
Somme
Congressmen Ponder Tariff and Postal Telegraph Debates
The Post will print interviews with about one hundred Congress members on tariff reform surplus reduction and a postal telegraph. Many favor revenue cuts, free sugar, or tax shifts. others oppose government telegraph ownership. Renomination of Cleveland is seen as assured. Blaine leads GOP hopes, with New York pivotal for victory.
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Washineton
the Post
Congress
Carlisle
Morrison
Randall
McAdoo
Adt
Stalitvecker
Wilkins
Merriman
Lawler
Minnesota
Michigan
Mr. Lyman
Ohio
Messrs. Sawyer and Bacon
New York
Jackson
Pennsylvania
Catchines
Mississippi
Shively
Indiana
Youibee
Caruta
Kentucky
Abbott
Texas
Louisiana
Gulf
Bynum
West
Northwest
Turner
Unsas
Uite
Whitthorne
Tennessee
Philadelphia
Browne
Whiting
Thomas
Ilinois
Walker
Stone
Wade
Woodburn
Nevada
Sutton
Missouri
Wise
Virginia
Taulbee
Cleveland
Gray
Las
Illinois
Black
Stevenson
Blanchard
Voorhees
Blaine
Sherman
Representative Gannon
Judiciary Committee
House
Election-Triggered Health Measures Planned After Victory
Authorities say steps to open in an outbreak will begin after a new President is elected. Officials stress readiness and rapid deployment of response protocols to protect public health and maintain services.
Committal for Trial of Burns and Graham in Trafalgar Riot Case
Burns and Graham, MPs, were arraigned after Trafalgar Square riots on Sunday the 13th. They were committed for trial with bail granted. trial set for the next Criminal Court session. The magistrate upheld police authority over Trafalgar Square meetings. Queen Victoria reportedly to San Remo in January.
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London
Graham
Lanarkshire
Burns
Trafalgar Square
Charles Warren
Metropolitan Police
Criminal Court
Fenoa
San Remo
Queen Victoria
Prince William
Count Waldersee
Prince Henry of Reuss
Berlin
Friedrichsreicch
Vienna
Prince Bismarck
Suananat
Corea
England
France
Germany
Russia
America
Prsru
Unterhaus
Polonyi
Raphael
Durer
Rembrandt
Esterhazy
National Museum
Herr Trefort
Soria
National Defence
Portuano Dispatch: Schooner D. W. Hammond Wrecked Near Portland Head Light
The D. W. Hammond commanded by Captain Flanders of Rockland broke up close to the Portland Head Light after sailing from Portsmouth to Rockland yesterday. The crew were saved and the vessel valued at $2000 with $200 of insurance. it was the captain's sole property.
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Grace Church
Newton
Vilas
D. W. Hammond
Rockland
Portland Head
Portuano
Severar
Portland Head Light
Flanders
Portsmouth
Thoroughly Cornered by The Tin and Copper Syndicate
New York reports an global corner on tin with prices near 44 1/4 to 45 cents spot and 35 futures, while copper climbs from 1044 to 15.35 and signals shipments to France. S. Mendel of the Paris syndicate reveals a 40 to 50 million dollar capital and a plan to hold London and New York markets for months.
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New York
Merchants’ Exchange
S. Mendel
New York Exchange
Paris
London
East Indies
Europe
France
Calumet & Hecla
E. Strauss & Co
W. J. Russell
W. J. Russell & Co
Tim
Russell
Mr. Russell
Brown Wood and Kingman liquidating not suspending says NY Post
The New York despatch miscalled Brown, Wood & Kingman as suspended. Authorities state the firm is dissolving and winding up, not extending credit or suspending. Indorsed mill paper is the sole liability. successors are mills and commission houses handling their accounts.
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New York
House of Brown, Wood & Kingman
Copyright League Backs Stamp System Rejection
The American Copyright League council met in New York with Vice President Stedman presiding. They reported over 4000 dollars net from authors readings and passed a resolution thanking Lowell and colleagues. They unanimously oppose a proposed stamp system as unwise impracticable and a surrender of authors property rights, calling it an unfortunate diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Council of the American Copyright League
Crosby
Stedman
Lowell
Sugar Refinery Sale Reported in New York
In New York on November 30 a sale is reported of the North River Sugar Refinery Company to the sugar trust syndicate for 325000 dollars. Trade reports also say the firm Moller Sierck and Co will sell out to the trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North River
New York
North River Sugar Refinery Company
Sugar Trust Syndicate
Moller, Sierck & Co
Prohibition Party Holds National Committee Meeting
The Prohibition party national central committee met in Battery D with about 500 attendees. Officers named include Samuel Dickey as chairman and a seven member organizing committee. A June 1888 national convention is planned in Indianapolis.
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National Central Committee
The
Prohibition Party
Chicago
Curiiaco
Battery D
St.ohn
John Lloyd Thomas
Maryland
John P. St. John
Kansas
J. A. van Fleet
Illinois
James Black
Pennsylvania
R. C. Pitman
Massachusetts
A. A. Hopkins
New York
Mrs. Brown
Ohio
George P. Rogers
Connecticut
C. B. Knight
Thomas H. Peabody
H. H. Richardson
Rhode Island
W. W. Lyman
Clinton
National Committee
National Republican Committee
Indianapolis
Samuel Dickey
Michigan
C. Richmond
Wisconsin
Albion College
Mich
Pittsburg
St. John
Gogol Seen Through Panin's Goldman Lens in Russian Letters
Ivan Panin lauds Gogol as the first Russian writer with a noble purpose and a protest spirit born from Cossack roots. He praises Taras Bulba as the noblest epic and Revisor and Dead Souls as enduring works that mix humor with pathos to reveal Russia to Russians. Gogol’s life, Panin notes, embodies compassion for the oppressed and a call to sympathy.
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Russia
Ivan Panir
Gogol
Panin
Pushkin
St. Petersburg
Taras Balba
Toras Balba
Mr. Panin
Swift
Fielding
Dickens
George Eliot
Carlyle
Cervantes
Reform talk, actress sprague, and tariff skirmishes in Washington
Washington dispatch notes General Tom Browne leaning toward tariff relief on sugar salt and lumber while opposing repeal of whiskey tax and cautious on tobacco. It covers Ethel Sprague pursuing stage work in Europe, habeas corpus writs against Chinese immigration, clerks’ salaries, and plans for national party conventions in Washington with caucus timing and speaker hopes.
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Tom Browne
Sprague
Boston
New York
Endicott
California
Washington
Sprcau
Ways and Means
Browne
Judge Kelly
Indiana
Blaine
Harrison
Thompson
Congress
Garland
United States
Missing Son of Ex Senator Jones Sought
Pittsretp reports the family of ex Senator E. D. Jones is anxious over E. Archie Jones who disappeared after Oct 20. Educated at Highland Military Academy Worcester and the School of Technology Boston, he lately lived on a ranch at North Park Col. He last mentioned a hunting trip and has not been heard from since.
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E. D. Jones
Archie
Raymond
Fitchburg
Pittsretp
E. Archie
Highland Military Academy
Worcester
School of Technology
Boston
North Park
Col
Cambridge Aldermen authorize land purchase and voter roles
At a regular meeting the Cambridge board approved 6700 for Linden street land for a schoolhouse and 500 for an industrial school. Registrars Bradford Cox and Osborn to be paid 400 each. Rules for ballot handling were set with separate deposits for municipal offices and license questions and checks on voter lists. Hearings were scheduled for December 14 on Windsor and De Wolf street extensions.
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Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Linden Street
Iiaac Bradford
James Cox
Horace Osborn
Windsor
de Wolf Streets
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MR. S. Bing
Meiescurs
Daubigny
Jacque
Ziem
Brissot
Michel
Heade
Gaugengig
Tait
Richter
Bunn
Sperl
Colman
Hart
Noterman
Moormans
Rosenboom
Ceramano
Paine
Canal
South Side
Boston & Maine
John Getz
S. Bing
Fifth Avenue
N. Y
Hotel Vendome
Milk Street
Chilton Paint Company
R. Brackett & Rowe
Cambridgeport
Sumner Street
David M. Randall
Montague
Butte
Silver Bow
Banqnet
Rae
Lord Harrington
Irish Times
Dublin Express
Dompierre d’Hornay
M.P
Coppers
Percival W. Clement
Rutland
New England
B. S. Blanchard
Ivan Panin
Hugh O’brien
Dudley Street
Calvin A. Richards
Prentiss Cummings
West End Street Railway
Jenkins
Chelsea Academy of Music
Cambridge
O’brien
Brady
Keeler & CO
Washington Street
Cor
Elm
Hartington and Goschen
Grevy
Right
General Foreign News
Brown, Wood & Kingman
American Copyright League
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Miss Sprague
Ethel Sprague
Kate Chase Sprague
Museum
Ben Folsom
State Department
Sheffield
Eng
Department
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Ordnance
Columbia Democratic Club
Webb
Leading Citizens
Messrs. Anderson and
Littler
Padifia Railroad Commission
House of Representatives
Star
S. 5
Cox
Cannon
Turpie
Henry Irving
Star Theatre
Beecher Monument Fund
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