Procession at Baudin monument turns tense in Paris
Delegates from the Left unions attend a municipal parade to honor Baudin at Montmartre cemetery. The crowd grows unruly on the return, Boulangists are attacked, police intervene, and the Boulangist committee vows to remember Baudin while urging resistance to government provocations.
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Paris
Baudin
Mont Martre
Deputies’ Union of the Left
Republican Union
Senate
Hotel de Ville
Boulevard St. Denis
Vive la Republique
La _ Lanterne
M. Darlot
Quartier Latin
Cleveland's message signals tariff reform and extra session talk
Washington Dec 2 President Cleveland will send his last annual message to Congress. He will press tariff reform on broad terms, with no shift from last year. Democrats remain united, while tariff differences rise among leaders. Senate passage of the Republican tariff bill is likely, but the House fate remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washieton
Sorcrau
Cleveland
Congress
Treasury
Carlisle
Oak View
Burrows
Michigan
Post
Senate
West
Allison
Senate Committee
Major McKinley
Mr. Lodge
Dawes
Harrison
New England
Senator Dawes
Riggs
Mrs. Pickerell
I Street
Mrs. Russell
Berkshire Hills
Commonwealth Avenue
John Davis
General Collins
Long
Mr. Burnett
Dr. Davis
Hamilton
Maine
Frye
Mr. Reed
Chandler
Dr. Gallinger
Metropolitan
Cogswell
White House
Associated Press
Secretary of the Treasury
Committee On Finance
Morrill
Sherman
North Dakota
Montana
Washington
Union Pacific
Oklahoma
Committee On Indian Affairs
House
Committee of Rules
Committee On Rules
Postal service reform urged in Dickinsons annual report
Postmaster-General Dickinson outlines fiscal year 1888 with a $4.19 million deficit and rising costs. He urges government ownership of post office buildings, stamp purchases by annual allowance, franking reform, stamp and envelope production brought in-house, and a commission to test telegraph inventions and pilot lines. He criticizes subsidies to foreign lines and calls for railroad mail facility improvements via public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dickinson
Postal Service
Great Britain
Germany
France
United States
South
Central America
Mexico
Postal Administration
Pers
House O Representatives
Pony Express
Congress
Committee of Congress
Department
President
Endicott
Secretary of the Interior
Calumet & Hecla
Rae Meeting Aids Hampton Institute In Trinity Church
A meeting held in Trinity Church supported the Hampton Institute for Negroes and Indians. George W. Cable resigns from teaching the Sunday school Bible class on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Hampton (Va
Institute For Negroes and Indians
George W. Cable
John Bright Suffering Worsens in London Bulletin
A London bulletin reports John Bright was restless and feverish during the day. This evening his lungs are worse than this morning, though better than yesterday.
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London
Armed Them With Rules And Sent Them Back To Fight Tribes
A Zanzibar Times despatch reports three Arab caravans with slaves and ivory were driven into Logamoyo by coast tribes after hunger. Germans armed them with breech loaders and sent them back to clash with tribes. German attack on Sandari closed the interior route. mails halted. Two Germans may have perished. fever rises aboard the German fleet. Europeans note rising tension among natives.
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London
The
Times
Zanzibar
Logamoyo
Sandari
Inpwapwa
Expulsion Plan for Polanders and Jews in Warsaw
The Daily Telegraph dispatch from St. Petersburg reports a war office plan to defend Warsaw by provisioning 56,000 non garrison residents while expelling 350,000 Polanders and Jews. This decision ends the Polanders' prospects for reconciliation as war looms.
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London
Daily Telegraph
St. Petersburg
War Office
Gourke
Warsaw
Waterford Parade Honoring Manchester Martyrs Dispersed
Dusit Dec 2 In Waterford a prohibited procession in memory of the Manchester Martyrs was held despite a decree. Parade banners and bands led the march but police charged and dispersed the crowd after mobilizing stages.
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Waterford
Manchester
Dusit
Anniversary of Austrian Emperor's Accession Observed
In Vienna and across Austria Hungary churches held special services for the fortieth anniversary of the emperor's accession. Newspapers praise the reign and the monarch received congratulations from European sovereigns. In London Henry George spoke at a Radical banquet urging land value reforms and opposing peasant proprietary. Also news on Hamburg America agent Carl Schurz and new steamer Victoria Augusta launched at Stettin.
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Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Europe
London
Henry George
Carl Schurz
Hamburg-American Steamship Navigation Company
Vulcan Company
Hamburg-American Line
Stettin
Calumet Fire Dims as Temperature Falls
The Calumet and Hecla mine fire in Calumet Michigan shows a slight temperature drop last night, raising hope the blaze is dying out. The mine will not be flooded. flames will be smothered and exhausted. Plans call for carbonic gas to descend, then draw the fire upward, with completion expected in days though may take weeks.
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Calumet, Mich
Calumet & Hecla
Railroads Agree to Restore All Winter Rates at Last
In Curiaco on December 2, general managers of lines between Chicago and St. Louis and the Atlantic seaboard concluded a two day session by agreeing to restore all rates to the full winter tariff. More than forty roads were represented and the proposed rate increases are expected to save the lines many millions of dollars this coming winter, including dressed beef and livestock tariffs.
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Curiaco
Chicago
St. Louis
Atlantic Seaboard
A Remarkable Story of Eddison Vance and White Caps
Curiaco Dec 2 Eddison Vance of Rutland Vermont recalls a wild night with the White Caps near Sardonia Ohio. After a masked posse threatened the house the uncle fired first, the family held on through a night of gunfire and a brutal assault before dawn. Neighbors later faced whipping though found innocent.
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Curiaco
Eddison Vance
Rutland
Sardonia
Whitecap
Aaron Vane
Christendom
Vance
Harwick
Aaron
Heene
White Caps
Striped Jackets at Marsh amp Co Misses Clothing
A sale notice for striped jackets priced at $2.50 each in the Misses' Clothing department at Jonpan Marsh & Co. Strong emphasis on bargain pricing and department location within the store.
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Jonpan, Marsh & Co
Civil Service Overhaul May Rearrange Commission
Washington December 2 The civil service commission faces a likely overhaul within four months. Vacancies linger on the board as Oberly moves toward Indian service and Judge Edgerton remains head but inattentive. Democratic and Republican factions argue over seats and reform loyalties amid a shifting Harrison and Cleveland dynamic.
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Oberly
Civil Service Commission
Cleveland
Harrison
Gberly
Washington
Judge Edgerton
Edgerton
New York Sun
Lyman
Indian Office
Late ship news from New York and Havre ports
December 2 report notes arrivals and departures of multiple steamers and barks. Vessels include William Coleman, West Indies, Brooklyn City, Bristol, Glaucus, Herman Winter, Winthrop, Portland, Mary Fraser, Teresa Lovice, Lonpony. Additional arrivals at New York include La Bourgogne and Rotterdam with Montreal calls.
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New York
William Coleman
West Indies
Brooklyn City
Bristol
Glaucus
Herman Winter
Boston
Winthrop
Portland
Mary Fraser
Rio Janeiro
Teresa Lovice
Oran
Lonpony
Aurania
Nevada
Queenstown
Gothia
Stettin
Llandaff City
Swansea
la Bourgogne
Havre
Oregon
Montreal
Moville
Londown
Bostonian
Liverpool
Rotterdam
Dover
Steamers Arrived in a Busy Atlantic Traffic Roundup
A stream of ships reaches Boston and New York around December 1 2 detailing arrivals from Liverpool Palermo Galveston Boston and Montreal plus transfers at Gibraltar Alexandria and Havre. Vessels named include Bulgarian Norseman Trave Etruria and Circassian among others with routes from New York Liverpool Montreal and Bristol.
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Baudin’s
French Republic
Securite
John Bright
Indianapolis
Dakota
New Mexico
OUR Postal Service
Poste
Pease
G. W. Simmons & CO
North Street
Steinway, Weber, Gabler
M. Steinert & Sons
New Eng
Kimball’s
Stoss
Allston Street
Somerset Street
Beacon Hill
H. H. Kimball
Fpropr
Kullberg
Victor Bullberg
and— James Poole & CO
William Bond & Son
II Willi
Washington Post
Tennessee
West Virginia
Mopomguet Cieeve Scaesesche Sooo
Gakkos Clee
Digiette Keen
Halifax
N.S
Yarmouth
Portland Orthfield
Aston
Mass
Lock Island
R. Nae
Jbany
N.Y
New York Cities
Neree
Iladelphia Ae
Ashington
Lynchburg
S Vorfolk
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Witteccass
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Montgomery
Ala
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Emphis
Tenn
Lage
Knoxville
Cincinnati
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Rocklife
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Saugeen
Ant. Mes
Oawego
Buffalo
N. Steer - St
Detroit
Mich
Marquette
Green Bay
Grand Haven
Mic
Chicago, Ll
Duluth
Minn
Peer Eenyse Valley
St. Paul
Meee Ween
Missouri Valley
Leavenworth
Kaw
Huron
Dak
St. Vincent
Bismarck
Marai
Rocky Mountain
Fort Assinaboine
Mont
Helena
Fort Custer
Rapid City
Sal Lake City
Utah
Tiorvot
Cols
Dodge City
Fort Sill
el Paso
Leonard & CO
Real Estate
Parsee Property
Ebeneld Street
Nate
Poe
J.T. Phelps
Agt
Oston
Sardinia
Rae
Warner
Massachusetts Reform Club
O’brien
Somerville
James Maguire
J. H. Mullane
Vermont
Brooke Herford
Globe Theatre
Harvard
Yale
Mary Hamilton
Washington Street
Beacon Street
Massachusetts Teachers’ Association
Father Frisby
Church of the Advent
E. A. Horton
Hull Life On Verse
General Foreign News
Gibraltar
Kff
Umbria
la Sretagne
Harve
Rugia
Hamburg
Bohemia
de Via Havre
Newport
Repinwall
Trinidad
Bermuda
Bolivia
Mediterranean
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