Princeton Class Of 81 To Donate World Sculptures
Princeton New Jersey December 3 The class of 1881 plans a memorial by presenting a set of casts of medieval and modern sculptures. Professors in the art department will select pieces to fill the first story of the new art school building. The exhibit will resemble the Boston Art Museum and the Slater memorial of Norwich while advancing Romanesque Gothic Egyptian and Assyrian sculpture.
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Princeton
N. J
School of Art
Boston Art Museum
Slater Memorial
Norwich
Post's Forecast and Weather Synopsis for New England
In northern New England rain in the morning gives way to clearing and colder northwest winds. Tonight will be fairer and much colder. Southern New England clears early with westerly winds and falling temperatures, nearly clear and colder tonight. Tomorrow, fair weather and lower temperatures, around 18 degrees, with westerly winds. The storm center moved rapidly from Arkansas to Ohio and western New York, then eastward. Snow occurred in New England then turned to rain in the south. snow persisted northward. Lake regions saw similar falls. Boston rose from near zero to 54 by midnight. 24 hour changes reached 25 to 80 at many points. A new storm forms over the Rockies and plains nearby, with low temperatures widely noted.
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Salem
Virginia
Norfolk & Western
Roanoke & Southern
Winston
N.C
Baltimore & Ohio
Roanoke
Roanoke Valley
Switzerland
Roanoke College
New England
Salem Improvement Company
Pamphiet
J. W. F. Allemong
Boston
New York
Latter Point
C.P. Gaither
Washington St
Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusets
New York City
POST
Arkansas
Ohio
Klock — Island
Tennessee
Lake
Atlantic
Montana
Helen
Rocky Mountains
New Mexico
Kansas City
St. Vincent
Galveston
Fort Smith
Ark
Huron
New Orleans
Montgomery
Mississippi Valley
Memphis
Watertown Unitarian Club Sees Membership Rise
About fifty members attended the Watertown Unitarian Club monthly meeting in the Unitarian building. Supper was served at 7 oclock and four new gentlemen joined. Papers were read by W. H. Ingraham, C. A. Hobbs, Sanford Phipps and Dr. W. S. Beaumont on the topic Can Our Civilization Do Without the Church.
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Watertown
Specran
Unitarian Club
Unitarian
Messrs
W. H. Ingraham
C. A. Hobbs
Sanford Phipps
Beaumont
St.orec
Brockton Tragedy Shocks City as Man Is Found Dead
Sherman Allen aged 77 of 1050 Montello Street Campello disappeared after a 6 PM departure to visit Bryce H. Waugh. His body was found in Salisbury River with no signs of foul play. Allen lived in Brockton December 3.
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Brockton
Specian
Sherman Allen
Montello Street
Campello
Bryce H. Waugh
Mr. Waugh
Allen
Salisbury River
Mr. Allen
Overdue Steamer Ethiopia Towed After Breakage
The Anchor Line steamer Ethiopia, missing since Nov 16 from New York to Glasgow, was towed to Inver Bay by the steamer Oregon from Montreal. The ship's shaft is broken.
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Ethiopia
Inverbay
London
New York
Glasgow
Oregon
Montreal
Shipping News Entries from New York and Maine Ports
New York reports arrivals and departures of schooners and steamers with origins and destinations including Boston New Bedford Nantucket Liverpool London Bremen Havana and Bermuda. Maine ports Rockland and Tenants Harbor record arrivals of coal schooners and local vessels with dates December 3 and December 2.
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New York
James Ti. Hoyt
Boston
Seth W. Smith
New Wiedford
Lertha
Nantucket
Ellen Morrison
Young Brothers
Bangor
City of Chicago
Germanic
Wisconsin
Liverpool
Canada
London
Aller
Bremen
Rhynland
Antwerp
Saratoga
Havana
Maverick
Cottage City
Bennett
Portland
Polaria
Schroeder
Stettin
Leighton
Bermuda
Iraser
Barbados
Suevia
Ludwig
Hamburg
Bayonne
Payne
State of Nevada
Stewart
Glasgow
Hannah Blanchard
Caddell
Corunna
Sultana
Francis
Valparaiso
America
Armstrong
Bridgetown
Antonia Sala
Dinsmore
Shavana
Rockland
Mary J. Les
Prescott
Lucy Jones
Haverhill
Ella Vasey
Grey, Coal Gas Company
G. W. Glover
Chase
Pratt
Lulu Ivereti
P. W. Tiaminon
Addie Wessels
Steamers Arrived at Major Ports with Multiple Transatlantic Arrivals
Ships reported arriving at Boston Philadelphia Southampton Antwerp and Liverpool with arrivals from Liverpool Hamburg New York and Montreal. Vessels include Samaria Mentmore Lord Clive Nova Scotian Friesland and Beacon Light among others with routes to Liverpool Amsterdam Bremen and potential port calls in Kingston and Dover.
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Boston
Samaria
Liverpool
Mentmore
Hamburg
Philadelphia
Lord Clive
Amsterdam
Disa
New York
Qivenstown
Nova Scotian
Maltimore
Southampton
Putda
Bremen
Dover
Werkendam
Antwerp
Friesland
Ottoman
Hocrox
Kinsale
Beacon Light
Brownread
Texas
Montreal
Gents' Fine Sample Shoes Sale Offer
I have bought of several manufacturers of Gents' Fine Shoes their entire lot of samples at a very low price. These goods cover Calf, Grain, Cordovan, Puritan Calf, Porpoise, Alligator, Seal, Kangaroo and Dongola. They are not giveaways and will be sold for about half the production cost.
Parnell Leadership in Irish Nationalist Talks in Commons
Nationalist MPs revisited Parnell leadership amid tensions over Home Rule and a possible compromise next day. Clancy proposes temporary retirement for Parnell under conditions tied to Gladstone's land and police reforms, while Sexton Healy and Belfast alight with cautious support.
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London
House of Commons
Parnell
Healy
Sexton
Clonmel
Smith-Barry
Dillon
O’brien
Belfast
National League
Clancy
Mr. Gladstone
Mr. Clancy
Parnellites vote on land bill amendment in Commons
In London on December 3 the Irish land purchase bill amendment moved by Mr Ellis was rejected 245 to 187, with Parnell and Healy among supporters. Closure followed by a similar majority. The bill passed its second reading 38 to 180 as Parnell and followers shifted votes to the government.
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House of Commons
London
Ellis
Catholic Hierarchy Declares Parnell Unfit to Lead Irish Party
The Catholic hierarchy meeting at Archbishop Walsh's residence declares Mr. Parnell unfit to remain leader of the Irish party. They base objections on moral grounds and warn that his continuance would cause disunion within the party.
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Catholic Hierarchy
Dusit
Walsh
Ireland
Parnell
Canadian Secretary of State Backs Reciprocity Pact
Ottawa reports a political shock as J A Chapleau abandons protectionism and declares for unrestricted reciprocity with the United States. Chapleau, in Napierville by election, supports F X Paradis who favors free trade, and criticizes McKinley bill while stressing an equal, just basis in any accord.
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Ottawa
Ont
Spectal
J. A. Chapleau
Dominion
United States
F. X. Paradis
St. Remi
Chapleau
Canada
Mr. Paradis
Train wreck near Bridgeport halts Boston express
A west bound freight split in two between Bridgeport and Fairfield, sending the next to last car into a creek twenty five feet below. A brakeman on top escaped injury while the final car blocked tracks for hours. The Boston express to New York, due at 7:51, struck the wreck with no serious damage.
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South
Norwalk
Conn
Bridgeport
Fairfield
Boston Express
New York
New Reprorp
Howlands
Lymph in America gains test use by Yale doctors
A small package of Professor Koch's lymph arrived in New Haven from Heidelberg. Dr. J. P. C. Foster, with Professors Chittenden and Bacon, injected a patient with pulmonary tuberculosis using half the minimum Koch dose. Additional cases of lupus and tubercular laryngitis to be treated. full publicity avoided.
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New Haven
Conn
the Palladium
Robert Koch
Heidelberg
Russell H. Chittenden
Yale Biological Laboratory
Chittenden
Germany
J. P. C. Foster
Francis Bacon
Barstow
Flushing
L. I
Koch
Foster
Bacon
Swain
America
Cork adopts Parnell support amid party feuds
The Cork Municipal Council backs Mr. Parnell by 21 to 1 and warns against opposing moves within the Irish party. A Cork Young Ireland Society committee led by William O'Brien also backs Parnell, as does the Cork Vintners Association. The Catholic bishop of Elphin calls for Parnell to resign.
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Parnell
Tim
Cork
Dee
Municipal Council of
Cork Young Ireland Society
William O’brien
Cork Vintners’ Association
Elphin
Roscomion
Messages Sent by the Envoys
Curiaco reports William OBrien appeals to United Ireland to stand by them unless their party acts unwisely. He says Parnell’s leadership means destruction and calls for representatives of the people not to be bullied. Dillon warns Dublin that rigid adherence to their position is needed for parliamentary success or risk total failure. The Irish parliamentary delegates abandon an American tour. Dillon and O’Brien will sail to Paris. Harrington and O’Connor, with Gill and O’Sullivan, may reach New York in time for Liverpool.
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Curiaco
Purnellite
London
William O’brien
United Ireland
Parnell
Dillon
Dublin
O’brien
Harrington
O'Connor
New York
Paris
Gill
O’sullivan
Liverpool
Woolen mill firm in Passaic fails with $800000 liabilities
The Rittenhouse Manufacturing Company, with large woollen mills in Passaic, N J, has failed. Liabilities run about 800000 while assets fall about 20000 short. The collapse is blamed on general business embarrassment and depressed wool prices.
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Passaic
N. J. Passaic
N. d
Rittenhouse Manufacturing Company
Record of Fires Across Several Cities Dec 3
Fires cause heavy losses and multiple injuries across Dernort London Oxford Auburn Lynn and New York with total damages varying from thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars. Notable incidents include Scotten Tobacco Works in Dernort destroyed with $300 900 loss and two firemen killed C G Robinson and Patrick Coughlin among the dead.
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Dernort
Mich
Scotten Tobacco Works
Thvo
C. G. Robinson
Patrick Coughlin
Peter Cullen
Peter Demay
London
Coventry Cotton Spinning Company
Coventry
OxFord
Ala
Arlington Hotel
J. H. Bailey
L. Bb, Miller
F. O. Cooper
L. C. Humphrey
Jacob Brothers
Chestnut Street
New York
Leonard Street
Morris Frank & Sons
No Political Legislation Efforts Left in New Hampshire Session
In Concorp New Hampshire December 3 details of Governor Goodell’s call for a special session unfold. The House committee on the judiciary backs keeping census enumerators in office, signaling a compromise to avoid political legislation and shift membership decisions to the next Legislature. Assistant Clerk Jewett becomes clerk as Dickey resigns, with William Fatherly assisting.
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Concorp
N. H
SreciAu
Chandler
Goodell
Commonwealth
House Committee On the Judiciary
House
Senate
New Hampshire
House of Representatives
United States
Gallinger
Washington
Hosea W. Carter
Jacob H. Gallinger
United States Senate
Cheney
Manchester
Monitor
House Today
Committee On the Judiciary
Post
Clouse
Dickey
Jewett
William
What is better than 2 new Home Sewing Machine?
Tremont Street items appear in a trimmed listing asking what is better than two new home sewing machines at 160 Tremont Street.
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Suwing Macwinz
Tremont Street
Tremont St
FUR CAPES Cape and muff price list from New York furrier
Seeded description of furs by New York furriers offers imitation seal options from 10 to 17.60 dollars and various animal furs such as black opossum African and Chinese monkeys, seals and astrakhan with prices. Muffs offered to match each cape at bottom prices.
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New York
Alaska
Winter Underwear Merinos and All Wool Vests and Pants
Merinos and all wool vests and pants offered in white gray and tan. Selection includes medium and heavy weight options to fit different budgets and needs.
Leather Furniture for Library and Rooms Ad
There is nothing like leather for the library as fashion, comfort, beauty, and durability urge it. Our stock includes a great variety of leather library furniture and special suits for clubs and institutions in many piece counts. Over 20 color shades and 50 leather specimens, no extra cost.
House Clashes Over Representation in Extra Session
A New Hampshire memorial to the late General Gilman Marston was presented. In a joint session the Governor urged a special session to decide who may be represented in the General Court based on the 1880 census and 1818 constitution rules. The House adopted a staffing bill while a partisan caucus over the census basis of representation intensified disputes among Republicans.
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Ant Clerk
Gilman Marston
Exeter
House of Representatives
House
Hatch
Greenland
Judiciary Committee
Bingham
Littleton
New Hampshire
United States
Chandler
Committee On the Judiciary
Gallinger
Heath
Manchester
Quimby
Gilford
Stearns O Rindge
Clark
Peterboro
Eastman
Upton
Sulloway
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Watertown Unitarian Club
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Hanover St
Mr. Parnell
Secretary of State
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Cambridge
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