Temple Bar Case Delayed. Board Reopens Questions
New York December 3. After extensive testimony and deliberation the National Trotting Association board decided to reconsider portions of the Temple Bar case delaying until May. Dr Sayles and drivers for reinstatement were denied or crestfallen. Cleveland officials welcomed the turn. Several reinstatements were denied or granted. fines were imposed on others for ringing or improper conduct.
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Temple Bar
Board of Review
National Trotting Association
Cleveland Association
Sales
Cleveland
Wise
Botis
A. R. Shepherd
J. H. Morrow
Washington, D. C
St James M. Wilson
Colorer
Stroudsburg
R. H. Rigsbee
Durham
N. C
A. Merrifield
Tommy M
Jake
Phenixville
John S. Wise
Dr. Sayles
Temple Law
John E. Turner
Linkwood Maid
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Association
W. K. Widensaul
Mt. Carmel
W. R. Ghen
Antesfort
Kelvise
Phoenixville
Baltimore
Penn
R. A. Rigsbee
Strand
Hypnotism Prohibition Passed by Belgian Chamber
Brussels report says on December 8 the Chamber of Deputies approved a bill banning all public experiments in hypnotism. The measure aims to restrict demonstrations and tests conducted in public venues or before audiences, reflecting concerns over safety and ethical considerations.
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Belgium
Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
Denver Trial Delays as Graves Jury Formed in Nine Days
Denver Colorado December 3 A jury for Dr Graves life trial is finally chosen after nine days of examination of talesmen. Jurors include M L Sterling Robert Adair M Boeing Edward Grace Dave Linhart T J Carpenter Pat Riordan M E Overton Henry Preston Wilson Perrine John J Peters. If Judge Rising cannot attend court States Attorney Stevens will proceed tomorrow otherwise opening arguments begin.
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Denver
Col
Rising
Graves
John J. Peters
Hoboken
Dr. Graves
M. L. Sterling
Robert Adair
M. Boeing
Lower
Edward Grace
Dave Linhart
T. J. Carpenter
Pat Riordan
M. E. Overton
Henry Preston
Wilson Perrine
Stevens
New Registrations Reported by Boston Board of Registrars
The Office of the Board of Registrars of Workers in Boston on December 3 1891 notes total men registered since the state election reaching 1591. The report records ongoing enrollments as part of post election administrative actions.
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the Board OF Registrars OF Workers
Boston
Gas Explosion Burns Repairer in Jamaica Plain Store
John Cox of 10 Childs street Jamaica Plain was badly burned yesterday afternoon by a gas explosion while repairing pipes in a store occupied by William C Mc Lellan. He is expected to recover.
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John Cox
Childs Street
Jamaica Plain
William C. McLellan
Sal vation Oil Promised to Heal Bruises Quickly
Do not travel without a bottle of Sal vation Oil as advertised. It claims to cure a bruise at once and is priced at 25 cents.
Mortar Talks At First Regiment Officers Dinner
Captain Russell spoke for an hour on modern coast defense mortars built at South Boston Iron Works. He compared 1561 mortars to current rifles, explained breech mechanisms casting mounting recoil and mounting details, with drawings illustrating positions. Resolutions thanked Brockton city and Warren Howard. next talk slated Jan 8 by Colonel Mansfield on Boston Harbor defenses.
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Copley Square Hotel
A. H. Russell
U.S.A
South Boston
Matthews
Hovey
Kellett
Morgan
Dyar
James A. Frye
Hoodman
Parker
Dearing
Savage
Hall
Pfaff
Frothingham
Perry
Chick
Atkins
Williamson
Quimby
Pepperel
Day
Nostrum
Keenan
Pickery
Winsor
Lake
Lowell
Nutter
Dana
Pope
Eg Flanders
Hathaway
Chapman and Jot
Colonel Matthews
Chaplain Savage
Board of Officers
Adjutant Frye
Frye
Russell
Brockton
Warren A. Howard
Mansfield
U.S. A
Boston Harbor
Harvard Hare and Hounds Race At Harvard Campus
Harvard Athletic Association held its fifth hare and hounds run with nineteen hounds led by master G L Batehelder. Hares G Lowell and D W Fenton started seven minutes ahead, guiding a seven mile course from Mt. Auburn to Fresh Pond and back to the observatory, finishing in 46 minutes. First hound J O Nichols and six following hounds, with final placings listed, will earn cups for time allowances.
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Harvard Atletic Association
G. L. Batehelder
G. Lowell
D. W. Fenton
Mt. Auburn
Brattle Streets
Fresh Pond
Fitchburg
Harvard Observatory
Linnean
Garden Streets
J. O. Nichols
Nichols
F. C. Chamberlain
F. W. Burling
Newton wedding unites Miss Lillie Leonard and Arthur Truesdell
In Newton on December 3 a society wedding joined Miss Lillie Leonard daughter of Mr and Mrs George Leonard to Arthur Truesdell of Sioux City. Rev Dr Calkins officiated at the Mt Ida Street residence with about 200 guests present. The couple will reside in Sioux City and be at home after December 15.
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Newton
Lillie Leonard
George Leonard
Arthur Truesdell
Sioux City
Calkins
Sliot Congregational Church
Mt. Ida Street
Misses Fields
Centre Street
William Chaffee
Boston
Messrs. A. S. March
H. B. March
L. Bacon
Fred Lrowbridge
Chilean Minister denies break with United States
The Chilean minister says no late despatches have arrived and rejects claims that Chile will ignore U S requests. He denounces statements of a renewed crisis as false, noting they come from parties seeking ill will between Chile and the United States.
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United States
Chile
Denver Tragedy as Lamp Explodes Burned Mother and Infant
Mrs George Maston and her infant son perished when a lamp exploded after being tipped by the child. The mother, rushing to save the child, carried it into the street but suffered near fatal burns. The bereaved father is severely distraught and at risk of insanity. Salvation Oil advertised for 25 cents, amid the grim accident report.
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Denver
Col
George Maston
National House Speaker Fight Still Unsettled in Congress
Washington dispatch reports the Democratic Speaker race remains unresolved as Mills leads among lawmakers though a formal coalition against him could derail the Texas candidate. The New England conference, Iowa and Indiana blocs, and Springer’s camp all maneuver toward Saturday’s caucus at 2 PM for fifty second Congress nominations. Senator Palmer of Illinois endorses Springer while visits to Springer HQ underline Illinois unity for the Democratic nominee.
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SprciaAn
Mills
Mr. Crisp
Crisp
Springer
Hatch
McMillan
Mr. Mills
New England
O’ Neil
Iown
Mr. Springer
Iowa
Indiana
Lowa
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Ilowa
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Forman
Newberry
Wike
Texas
Representative Covert
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Louisiana
McMillin
House of Representatives
House
Holman
Willard’s
John i M. Palmer
United States
Ilinois
Palmer
Headquakters
Illinois
Inois
Iinois
Candidates Claim Bias in Democratic Ballot Counts
A Mills campaign release cites a breakdown of 235 Democratic votes with 126 for Mills and 105 for Crisp on the first ballot. Crisp headquarters counter with a claim that a 12 vote gain would give him a majority, and withdrawal could seal Crisp’s nomination on the first ballot. Published notes frame Springfield as pivotal in future Illinois politics.
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Mills
Breckinridge
Arkansas
Hatch
McMillin
Springer
Crisp
Watson
Georgia
Alliance
Ryan
Missouri
Mr. Crisp
Dorchester's New Yacht Club Near Fox's Point
Dorchester's Old Colony Yacht Club nears completion at Fox's Point near Swain Hill, Dorchester. About 100 members, mostly from Savin Hill, form a strictly yacht club with no social or dance facilities planned. A one-room 22 by 22 foot building stands on a knoll, with a larger pavilion possible. five-year land lease secures space for several structures. Current officers are Commodore William Fessenden, Vice Commodore W B Baker, Treasurer Eben Pratt, and Treasurer Wm Spurr.
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Old Colony Yacht Club
Fox’s Point
Swain Hill Avenue
Dorchester
Savin Hill Club
Savin Hill
Dorchester Bay
William Fessenden
W. B. Baker
Eben Pratt
Wm. Spurr
Idol at Peace Keeps Watch Over Theosophical HQ
Last evening at Boylston street headquarters of the Theosophical Society a Hindoo idol wore a bland expression as the president spoke and the room erupted in quiet laughter. Rumors of alleged plagiarism by Madam H. P. Blavatsky were discussed, but the edict now forbids any derogatory remarks about Madam H. P. K. The president warned that speakers mocking the Theosophical founder will be excluded from the premises.
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The
Theosophical Society
Boylston Street
H. P. Blavatsky
Baron de Pali
Theosophy
Governor Hill replaces Onondaga county clerk over ballot errors
Governor Hill removes George C. Cotton of Syracuse as Onondaga county clerk for allegedly mixing Republican ballots and failing to certify the Assembly canvass. John J. Hallock named successor. Reports say Dutchess county clerk accused similarly. state canvass criticized. Union League Club denounces Hill’s action and urges court for speedy relief.
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N. Y
Hill
George C. Cotton
Syracuse
Onondaga County
John J. Hallock
Cotton
Dutchess County
New Yorks
Union League Club
Senate
Assembly
Cyrus W Field Shows Improvement in Health
Cyrus W. Field’s condition is improved in New York. He sat up this evening and his doctor says he is in a fair way to recover, though the physician fears he will never be the man he was before his illness.
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New York
Cyrus W. Field
Mr. Field
Brakeman Leary Killed in South Worcester Yard Accident
Patrick Leary a brakeman for the Norwich and Worcester division of the New York and New England railroad was fatally injured in the South Worcester yards this afternoon. He resided in New London.
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Worcester
Dee
Patrick Leary
Norwich and Worcester
New York and New England Railroad
South Worcester
New London
Snowbound Rails Paralyze Lines Across Wornipeee
A heavy snow storm began this morning in Wornipeee delaying all trains, with the worst impact on services from the south and west. Rail traffic is crippled as snow blocks routes and operations tighten.
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Wornipeee
Man
Fire damages Evansville brewery. losses about $40,000
A fire today partially destroyed the brewery of the F. W. Cook Company in Evansville Indiana. Losses are listed near forty thousand dollars and are insured.
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Evansville
Ind
F. W. Cook Company
Postmaster Wanamaker Sees Postal Reforms and Growth
The Annual Report of Postmaster General Wanamaker outlines plans for free rural delivery, postal savings, and expansion of postal telegraph and telephone services. It notes prior lottery losses but a shrinking postal deficit, promotes merit promotions, improves sea post offices, and advocates on-door letter boxes, parcel post, and non negotiable postal certificates with state reinvestment.
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Wasuteron
Mr. Wanamaker
Sea Post Offices
New York
New York Harbor
Jersey City
Uptown
Congress
Wanamaker
Berlin
London
Secretary of the Treasury
Atlantic
Pacific
Maine
Harvard Introduces Science Based Course in Physical Training
The Harvard faculty approved a new seven year option in the Lawrence Scientific School to earn the B.S. degree with a course in Anatomy Physiology and Physical Culture. It aims to elevate physical training to a scientific discipline and includes extensive gymnastics and athletics along with anatomy physiology and related subjects. Students must attend a six week summer course and may substitute advanced entrance work with regular college courses.
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Harvard
Lawrence Scientifics School
Strike on Hand Bogs Workers at Bouve Crawford Firm
In Brockton on December 3 laisters at Bouve Crawford & Co refused to work over a price list dispute regarding lasting machines. The firm will not negotiate with the union or recognize its secretary. The union sought more time to consider the proposal but was denied. A new rule was to guide output today and the union plans a statement tomorrow. The strike is expected to grow as other unions back the lasters.
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Brockton
Bouve, Crawford & Co
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