Hazen faces Garlington charges and diplomatic upheaval
Special Dispatch reports General Hazen levels severe charges at Lieutenant Garlington for failing to aid Greely at Cape Sabine. Hazen hints at court martial, recalls past record, and questions substitutions in Garlington’s report. Also notes Chilean legation issues in Washington and new U S marshal appointment Albert A Wilson.
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Swashington
Hazen
Elesmere Land
Cape Sabine
Garlington
Wilder
Brevyport Island
Proton
POST
Girirgian
Littleton Island
Sabine
Ieweral Hazen
Department of the Interior
Charlestown Children's Home Fair Opens at Monument Hall
The annual fair to aid the Children’s Home of Charlestown opened last evening at Monument Hall and runs today and tomorrow. A large attendance is reported and the Independent table, run by Mrs. J. N. Ayer and Mrs. James Macmahon, is highlighted as the prettiest. Donated valuables include an elegant fire screen painted by Mrs. Ayer, with many more items on shares from Charlestown residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Monument Hall
Tomor Xow
J. N. Ayer
James Macmahon
Minister and Hyannis Girl Arrested for Abduction
Rev Olden L Aschenfelder of Philadelphia and Miss Isabella Crowell of Hyannis Mass were arrested at the Cortlandt street ferry on a charge of abducting the 19 year old. She alleged money was provided by the minister and said they had a past relationship. The pair were released by Justice Worman at Tombs court and detectives remain on the minister's trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Aschenfelder
Esabella Crowell
Byannis
New York
Cortlandt Street Ferry
Olden L. Aschenfelder
Philadelphia
Isabella Crowell
Hyannis
Mass
F. B. Crowell
Brooklyn
Tombs
Worman
Dr. Aschhenfelder
Mr. Crowell
Sentieman
Brooklyn Eagle
Aschenfelter
Miss Crowell
Broadway
Dr. Aschenfelder
Labor conference edges toward settlement in Boston area
A secret manufacturers meeting at Youngs Hotel Boston placed George G. Snow on the executive committee in place of Frederick Packard of surt Packard as his firm did not sign the manifesto. The committee will decide on labor dispute terms and confer with the Lasters Union and other unions to reach a settlement. A separate evening audience heard Mme Durand Greville describe life in Russia with vivid notes on peasant homes, baptism, marriage customs, Easter ceremonies, and emancipation events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greekvon
Mass
Youngs Hotel
Boston
Georeg G. Snow
Frederick Packard
Surt & Packard
Mesrs
Keith
Coolidge
White
Lasters’ Union
Joint Labor Board
Hotel Belmont
Manufacturers
Messrs. Smith, Dunn and Ford
O'Donnell and Turner
Chickering Hall
Mme. Durand Greville
Russia
Mme. Greville
England
St. John’s
Winter Palace
Christ
Risen
St. Petersburg
Thouzanes
Azar
Str. Laws Report On Mexican Revolt Near Nuevo Leon
Globo-Democrat dispatch from Villa Garcia Nerero Leon Mexico says little change in the situation. Rodriguez forces left Monterey unable to catch Governor Sepulvedo at Santa Rosa near the Nuevo Leon border. Federal commander Reies at Monterey to be supported by the president with a military governor over Nuevo Leon. Rebels grow stronger while small northern towns organize to aid the governor. Common people show little interest, battles described as skirmishes, wages rather than principles drive fighters.
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Globo-Democrat
Villa Garcia
Nerero Leon
Mexico
Revolutionary Party
Rodriguez
Monterey
Sepulvedo
Santa Rosa
Boundry
Muebo
Leon
Coonerila
Reies
Montery
Nuevo Leon
New Hampshire Club appoints security leaders to seek insurance accord
Manchester officials and notable figures including Hon. James A. Weston of Manchester Hon. Charles H. Bell of Exeter and others were named by Lion J. C. Moore President of the New Hampshire Club to confer with state and insurance boards. The aim is to resolve tensions over insurance terms so all can obtain needed coverage. The committee includes Manchester’s P. C. Cheney and Wakefield’s John W. Sanborn and Manchester’s Charles A. Bartlett among others.
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Manchester
N. H
New Hampshire Club
Lion
J. C. Moore
James A. Weston
Charles H. Bell
Exeter
Comet Discovery Report From Kiel Yough Paris Observable
A message from Dr Krueger Kiel reports a faint comet found in Paris space with coordinates Right Ascension 0h39m8.5s Declination 21°2′25″ and motion 2m25s in RA and 3′ in Dec. Harvard College Observatory notes last night’s observation by Mr Wendell with position Dec 2 7h8m? Cambridge mean time RA 6h36m26.5s Dec 21°0′30″.
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Harvard College Observatory
Krueger
Kiel
Paris
Wendell
Cambridge
Weavers Strike at Legg Woollen Mill in Worcester
Weavers at James Legg woollen mill in Worcester Mass walk out over a proposed 12 14 cent per hour fine for sewing in done by female workers. The owner blames poor work and calls it a necessity, while workers allege the fault lies with the stock. Strikers join the Knights of Labor.
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Worcester
Mass
James Legg
Knights of Labor
Trial on embezzlement charge for Councilman Francis L bite
The second charge against Councilman Francis L bite will be tried at Woburn today. It alleges direct embezzlement of leather belonging to Hiram Leonard & Co, distinct from the prior charge of aiding embezzlement of leather owned by Leopard and Looney. Defense counsel has not decided on arguments or witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis L
Woburn
Hiram Leonard & Co
Leopard and Looney
Boy at shoe factory loses arm in press accident
Timothy Buckley a fifteen year old worker at Rice and Hutchins on Troy Street was caught in a pressing machine yesterday afternoon. Doctors at the city hospital amputated his right hand and wrist below the elbow due to severe crushing injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Buckley
Rice & Hutchins
Troy Street
City Hospital
President Receives Historic Oak Cane Gift
Mrs Horace Goodwin sends a cane of Mt Vernon oak to President Cleveland via Hon P A Collins. The satin covered walking stick, enclosed letter, and Democratic ladies crafted cover reflect a pledged gift from Union Park Boston dated April 22 1885. Major Horace Goodwin's Putnam Phalanx visit to Washington under Buchanan frames the heirloom gift.
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P. A. Collins
Horace Goodwin
Mt. Vernon
Cleveland
Washington
Union Park
Boston
Grover Cleverann
United States
Mt Vernon
Major Horace Goodwin
Putnam Phalanx
Hartford
Conn
Buchanan
Board of Health Opens Back Bay Nuisance Abatement
The board began abating the Back Bay nuisance after residents complained for months. A flooded tract between Chester park Parker street and Boylston street will be drained by a 427 foot aqueduct from the land to the Stony Brook conduit. Sea water intrusion precautions are planned and officials expect the nuisance to end in days.
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Board of Health
Back Bay
Chester Park
Parker Street
Boylston Street
Stony Brook
Personal crisis epidemic spreads in Boston area
In a troubling development the personal crisis epidemic is described as contagious across Boston and nearby districts. Bernard E. Conley, a young Brighton district resident, is noted for yesterday’s reports and is described as married with a young child. he formerly lived in the area.
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Boston
Bernard E. Conley
Brighton
Conley
Lad Ong
Liberals gain in dec 3 elections amid riots and Balkan rumors
Jonpon reports Liberal gains in yesterday's polling with 271 to Conservatives 10. Liberals lead in old and new constituencies while Parnellites lag. Rioting blocks voting at Carlingford and Rhonda valley areas. Belgrade rumors claim Pirot burned as Bulgarians reject armistice extension and Serbian withdrawal proposals.
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Jonpon
Carlingford
London
Nolanites
Callanites
Callan
Parnell
Nolan
Rhonda Valley
Wales
Pirot
Belgrade
West End Gambling Den Raided On Sudbury Street
Last Friday a West End gambling party opened at No 83 Sudbury street with a discreet setup but police raided Saturday night using a sledge hammer. Patrols rechecked Tuesday and again last night seizing a gaming table chip rack check bag rack of cards and 337 chips. The proprietor plans another site on another division after repairs and losses.
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West End
Sudbury Street
Butters
Foster
Burrill
Wyman
Cambridge farmer foiled bunco swindlers at Broad Street
Fletcher of Cambridge Massachusetts was approached by two men at Broad Street station Philadelphia claiming familiarity and asking change for a 209 dollar bill. He conspired with them at a saloon. one swindler escaped after getting the bill as debt payment. Two suspects were later arrested but released for lack of evidence.
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Philadelphia
Fletcher
Cambridge
Mass
Broad Street
Westchester
Bunco
Miss Jordan presents hand modeled souvenir to Miss Clarke
Miss Annie Clarke receives a charming gift from Miss Louise Jordan, a hand modeled in clay resting on a cushion with a rose between the fingers and a stand for incense. The inscription reads Very much at your ladyship's service, designed by Mr. George Rarse Jr., and praised as a clever artistic production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Clarke
Louise Jordan
Miss Clarke
Miss Jordan
George Rarse, Jr
Drill Instructor Haney Drills Police Captains and Lieutenants
Drill instructor Haney conducts training in the fourth police station drill hall for captains and long-day lieutenants this week and plans to drill captaing and short-time lieutenants next week. Progress is favorable as officers aim for proficiency before broader drills and a city-wide coverage patrol may be assigned by the superintendent. The force aspires to a notable spring parade display.
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Haney
Two Robbers Arrested for Nov 2 Eliot St Robbery
On November 2 Thomas Hassett of Eliot Street was knocked down by two men and robbed of a silver watch and $15 as he tried to enter his house. Officers recognized John Farron and Alexander Howard as the assailants, identified by the victim, and Patrolman Robbins arrested them. Maria McPheian attempted suicide at the first station while drunk. she was rescued during detention.
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Thomas Hassett
Eliot Street
Hassett
Robbins
John Farron
Alexander Howard
Maria McPheian
Barton
Garnett
Thoeough
Jackson Carter
George St. Dowing
Stephen D. Titball
Kiev
J. M. van Horne
Charles F. D. Fayerweather
Magruder
Peter Casty
Henry Ecroyd
Allan W. Dorsey
Burton
Maria
Jane
Maria Dorssy
Philadelphia
Sarah
Dorsey
Jaly
Sarah A. Dorsey
Darius Bualtfum
Mr. Butffum
Father
Mr. Chase
Chase
Emiy
Mr. Tregers
Mrs. Tregers
Webl
Lyot Beek Ll
Alien Dorsey
Emily
Alien
Emily Burton
Emly
Allen
Dorchester Lyceum opens Shakespeare lecture series
Mr Henry A Clapp of the Boston Advertiser delivered the first of six lectures on Shakespearean dramas at Lyceum Hall Dorchester last evening. The talk covered A Midsummer Night's Dream and an introduction to Shakespeare. Concluding lectures will unfold on subsequent Wednesdays on Henry IV Twelfth Night Hamlet Othello and The Winter's Tale.
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Henry A. Clapp
The
Boston Advertiser
Lyceum Hall
Dorchester
Odd Fellows Hall Dedication in Newport New Hampshire
In Newport New Hampshire on December 2 a newly fitted and furnished Odd Fellows Hall in Richards block costing 2000 dollars was dedicated by Grand Master C A Jewell of Plymouth with Grand Secretary Joseph Kidder of Manchester and Grand Warden William O Folsom of Henniker assisting Sugar River Lodge funded the project and oversaw the ceremony.
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Newport
N.H
Odd Fellows
Hallin Richards
Sugar River Lodge
C. A. Jewell
Plymouth
Joseph Kidder
Manchester
William O. Folsom
Henniker
Smallpox Epidemic Hits Montreal Hotels Hard
Montreal December 2 The Windsor Hotel which pays a seven percent dividend this year shows great losses from the smallpox epidemic. Transient visitors fell by about 15000 in six months as hotels in the city suffer financially.
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Montreal
Windsor Hotel
Emerald Gem From Stranger's Crown Plucked in Irish Dream
At Tremont Temple a large Irish gathering heard Rev. Thomas J. Conaty discuss Ireland's unity under Parnell, home rule, and the goal of an Irish Parliament. General Collins clarified parliamentary funding while praising the Irish struggle and envisioning a future self governed nation.
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Thomas J. Conaty
Tremont Temple
Sons and Daughters of
Ireland
Worcester
P. A. Collins
Boston Central
National League
O’brien
College Green
England
Parnell
Gladstone
Brian the Brave Pate
Emmet
Grattan
Collins
London
Adams Mass Smallpox Death Infected Family Quarantined
A Martin family member dies after illness from smallpox while four others in the family are sick. Five members of the Field family also ill. Both houses are quarantined and officials expect no further cases.
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Adams
Mass
Martin
Field
Boston Police Unmasked Hayes as Confidence Man Leader
Inspector Fernald's investigation links Hayes, alias Condit, to a Boston gang of con men active over five months. Hayes hoisted as a cigar dealer, rented space at Merchants Row, used a private detec tive cover, and diverted stock from Jennings and Sanborn. Associates Foster, Parker, and Baker face arrest while others remain at large.
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Boston
Winfield
Hayes
Fernald
South End
Lancaster
Penn
C. P. Condit
J. W. Gillespie & Co
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Wiggin & Woods
Washington and
Camden Streets
Small
Pennsylvania
Condit
Taylor
Charles O. Parker
Barker
Jennings
N. Sanborn
Postailics Square
Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Sanborn
Mercnnauty’ Row
Jeweller Prentiss
School Street
Foster
Tremont Street
Tennessee
Hanscom
New Marlboro Hotel
Washington Street
Far West
Baker
Charles Street
Adams and Jefferson Group to Be Rected for the Association
An adjournment of the fifth annual Boston Memorial Association meeting at Young's Hotel chaired by Hon. Martin P. Kennard outlined a revised constitution. The aim is city ornamentation and worthy art, with an executive committee of five and new gift controls to avoid past disputes. The board will refer statue projects to an advisory body, funds are to be solicited, and amendments require five members' written proposals. The ticket of officers was elected unanimously and consolidation with the Bostonian Society deemed inexedient. An advisory group for the Adams and Jefferson sculpture was formed, with Ball offering to donate the sculpture and a group to study size and placement named.
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Adams and Jefferson
Boston Memorial Association
Young’s Hotel
Martin P. Kennard
Kennard
George G. Crocker
Coggs Well
Dana Estes
W. H. Baldwin
Bostonian Society
Nathaniel H. Ittendman
Desmond Fitzgerald
Barber
Robert Dr. Winthrop
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Ball
Ball
Robert C. Winthrop
William 5. Appleton
Carl Fehmer
Alexander H. Rice
Executive Committee
Frederick W. Lincoln
Henry H. Eses
William H. Baldwin
Fires destroy multiple shoe and textile works across New England
A three story shoe factory at Campsello owned by Howard L Bros. burned with a loss near 9000 and 7500 insured. Wilton New Hampshire suffered a heavy blaze on Main street destroying several blocks with 25000 loss. The Salem New Hampshire shoe factory of T M Russ burned with 15000 loss and 9000 insured. Orlo Austin family home also burned with 1200 loss. David Block tinware plant in New York lost 32000 insured. Merrill barn at Woodstock Vermont damaged, loss 36000 insured. Tippecanoe mills in Carroll County Indiana burned, loss 50000.
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Salem
N. i
Campsello
Howard L Bros
Wilton
N. H
Main Street
A. A. Ramsey
T. M. Russ
Orlo Austin
David Block
New York
Prosper Merrill
Woodstock
Tippecanoe Paper Mills
Carroll County
Ind
Obituary for Francis N. Bangs of New York firm
Francis N. Bangs, 65, of Bangs & Stetson in New York, died in Ocala Florida after health decline from nervous prostration and kidney disease. He was born in New York, educated at NYU and Yale Law, joined the bar in 1850, and led a large bankruptcy practice. He helped found the New York Bar Association and served as its president in 1882. He was twice married, his second wife being Mrs. George E. Batcheller.
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Francis N. Bangs
Bangs & Stetson
New York
Ocala
Fla
Mr. Bangs
University of the City of New York
John Sedgwick
Yale Law School
Lemuel Bangs
Fort McKenry
Westchester
Bangs
New York Bar Association
Union League Club
George E. Batoheliler
J. D. McAuley
Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross College
Charlestown Aldermanic District Convention Ends In Nomination Turmoil
In Charlestown the Republican district convention devolved into a heated dispute over nominations. Joseph W. Hull was chosen chairman and Arthur B. Coburn secretary as 24 delegates met. Ex councilman Gerry Brown pressed for a Republican only slate while others pushed for informal balloting leading to John H. Studley’s nomination after a formal ballot.
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Charlestown
Republican City Committee
Joseph W. Hull
Arthurb. Coburn
Johin P. Hilton
John H. Trudley
Brown
Majoru
Homer Edgerly
Wedie
Denis
Angs
Blome
Ciégen
Ceie Ws
Gerry
Cevasndascess Eyacsascaupeseses
Svases Hachtiwenemaaia Poutt
John H. Studley
Major Edgerly
Studley
Sindley
Donovan
Trouble Over the Workingmen's Nomina tions A New Convention to Be Called
A Brockton lawyer tied to the Democratic city committee says Enos H Reynolds will be nominated for Mayor. Reynolds reportedly will withdraw from the Manufacturers' Union, cutting labor support from Whipple. Democrats held caucuses Friday and will reveal Reynolds's reasons Thursday.
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Brockton
Democratic City Committee
Post
Enos H. Reynolds
Reynolds
Manufacturers’ Union
Whipple
Monacay
Douglas
Colonel Whipple
Merk
Daniel E. Miller
H. EK. Lincoln
Baylis Sanford
Republican Committee
Springfield
Pratt
Daniel KE
Miliech
W.M. Pratt
George F. Stevens
Charles I. McCanna
Raymond Chapman
William H. Lhorne
Raymond Major Nomination Endorsed at Lyceum Hall Convention
The Raymond ticket was ratified at a Lyceum Hall gathering with Ex Alderman Brown presiding. John M Raymond named for mayor and an extensive slate of aldermen ward officers and school committee members were listed. Raymond pledged prudent spending and full duty if elected.
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Saiom
Raymond
Lyceum Hall
John M. Raymond
Edward F. Brown
John B. Bettis
George A. Collins
Oliver D. Way
Urban R. Williams
George D. Glover
Joseph F. Pitman
Joan J.sheehan
Daniel J. O’brien
Michael J. Noonan
E. A. Hall
James G. Ryan
Thomas H. Norton
William L. Welch
Walter H. Trumbull
Stephen Whipple, Jr
Michael A. Dodd
Clarence Hayward
F.C. Hersey
Nelson P. Wentworth
Willis H. Ropes
James Byrne
William B. O’ Keefe
William E. Luscomb
William &. Mead
Richard Nagle
John T. Lovett
Wuard
Charles H. Symonds
Patrick O'Keefe
William E. Mackintire
J. Collins Moulton
David A. Wentzell
M. Hl. Millett
Samuel Worcester
Fielder Israel
E. S. Atwood
Henry M. Stooks
Henry J. Gaffney
Citizens' Party in Cambridge nominates mayor and aldermen
Cambridgeport held a protracted convention to nominate officers for the Independent Citizens' ticket. William E. Russell was unanimously named for mayor. Aldermen nominees include Coggswell Burns Lindsay Wood Howard Anderson Henderson Rideout Rogers Murphy. School committee nominees cover five wards. Committee discussions touched civic expenses and repairs, with concerns over elevated costs and upcoming funding needs.
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Cambridgeport
George C. Bart
J. M. Nazro
Porter
William
John d H. Appleton
Phoebe M. Kendall
Patrick J. Finnegan
Joan C. Nichols
A. M. Barnes
Janes E. O’brien
Chelsea
Citizens’ Ward
Broadway
Committee On
Only a Small Number of Names Added Since the State Election
Boston voters show a modest rise in supplementary registrations after the state election with a grand total of 2,012 names on the voting list published for city elections. Registration closed yesterday evening, with figures broken down by wards and a notable uptick in women voters, now numbering 99 registered since November 7, twice last year's total.
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Boston
Wikedsk Decwassbacnss
Prohibition Meeting In Boston Cites Liquor as Political Force
The Prohibition State Committee met at Faneuil Hall with about one hundred attendees. Speakers included Rev. A. A. Williams and H. Clay Basco. The discourse treated the liquor traffic as a political issue and urged prohibitory laws, arguing both parties are tied to the liquor trade and need a dedicated temperance party. The Newport trial segment reported with witness testimony and a dramatic disruption caused by Maria Dorsey’s tainting in court.
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Faneuil Hall
George M. Buttrick
A. A. Williams
Lynn
William IT. Colcord
A. KE. Hall
Chelsea
Wilbur F. Brigham
Hudson
C. B. Travis
Natick
Sul. Fay
C. B. Aldrich
C. B. Knight
Worcester
H. Clay Basco
New York
Kbey
Congress
Temperance Party
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Republicain Party
Wenust
Bakor
Newport
R. I
Burton
William C. Swinburne
Charles Eaton
Dorsey
Emily
Maria Dorsey
James Magruder
Jonn Molgan
Mr. Sheffield
Notable Miscellany From Various Courts and Crimes
A roundup of incidents includes a Boston Galveston relief gift of 2000, a Pittsburgh divorce grant to actress Lillian Spencer Cityburg, and Archdeacon Farrar’s reception in Philadelphia. Strikers at Hamilton Pa glass factories accept a 10 percent wage cut, while a Knoxville cook is jailed for arsenic in coffee. Mrs Lucy A Schieffelin’s bigamy charge ends with nolle prosequi in New Jersey. Trojan County official James Crane flees after forging signatures to raise 59,000 to 75,000. Illinois postmasters plan a February 1836 convention in Chicago to air grievances. The Iron City towboat explosion near Herr’s Island kills one, injures others. Panama dispatches report Iglesias surrender and provisional president Sánchez named. A New York court denies release in a long-running Ludlow Street case. Two fast freight trains collide near Washington, Pa, killing a conductor and a brakeman with several injured.
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Pittsburg
Lillian Spencer Cityburg
Archdeacon Farrar
George W. Childs
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J. A. Galllens
Knoxville
Tenn
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New York
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Troy
N. Y
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James F. Crane
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A. R. McDonald
Ludlow Street
Workman’s Cut
Washington
Penn
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Kidder
Frank Snyder
Dean
Reynolds
James Morris
Salvini's Evening at Boston Theatre The Duke's Motto
Elder Salvini underperforms with an off night yet earns hearty approval for son Alexander Salvini in The Duke's Motto. Reviews note improved reading and stage presence, dual roles demanding brisk business, with Miss Allen charming as Blanche and Mr Lane humorous as Carrickfergus. Scenic effects satisfy but some speeches mar the evening.
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Boston
Alexander Salvini
Henride
Lagaurdere
Holiday Book Trade Shines at De Wolfe Fiske’s Store
In town, bookstores showcase a wide range of editions from cheap to choice, with De Wolfe & Fiske at 365 Washington Street boasting an immense, well stocked holiday display. The store offers an extraordinary array of literature at remarkably low prices, including an exceptional extra holiday stock unrivaled in the city.
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de Wolfe & Fiske
Washington Street
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