Servia Opens Parliament as King Milan Proposes Reforms
The Skupstina opened with King Milan delivering a throne speech. He praised deputies’ greetings and noted Serbias improved foreign relations and amicable ties with Bulgaria. An internal reform agenda includes a new constitution and a rail and treaty program with Roumania Turkey and Bulgaria.
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Bricrape
Skupstina
Milan
Servia
Bulgaria
Roumania
Turkey
Ambitious London to Belgrade News Roundup
The Servian Skupstina opened at Belgrade and King Milan spoke on amicable foreign relations. In Lancashire Lord Hartington argued Liberal reunification hinges on Gladstone's Dublin Parliament aim. Dublin reports warrants for Nationalists and rumors of ministerial changes in Russia. Calabrian earthquake tolls rise with 4000 homeless and 20 dead. The London Post cites alleged Fenians trying to urge murder. Weather in the city and dull stock market with Union Pacific and copper leading. Funeral of Charles H. Minot Jr. in Boston.
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Belgrade
Milan
Servia
Lord Hartington
Rossendale
Lancashire
Gladstone
Dublin
Mr. Macdonald
Scotland
T. M. Healy
Calabria
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London Post
Pickwick Papers Available At Low Price
A local dealer advertises Charles Dickens's Pickwick Papers at five cents in store with ten cents mail price. The edition has 206 pages, zero illustrations, and is praised as the cheapest book in the world. A 20 percent trade discount applies for orders of 100 copies. delivery begins today due to strong demand last season.
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Chas
Rev H Bernard Carpenter Called to Buffalo Church
Trustees of the Church of Our Father in Burraxo New York unanimously call Rev H Bernard Carpenter of Boston after he preached here in November. Dr George W Cutter, ten years with the church, left to pursue medicine and travels in Spain.
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Burraxo
N. Y
Church of Our Father
Boston
George W. Cutter
Unitarians
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Cutter
Spain
Buffalo Medical College
Palmer Bill Aims To Restrict Immigrant Entry In U S
Washington December 4 Senator Palmer of Michigan will introduce a bill to regulate immigration by denying entry to those deemed undesirable. The measure requires consular certificates listing full personal details and bars convicts lunatics misfits anarchists nihilists and certain religious adherents unless they vow to obey U S laws.
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Palmer
Michigan
Senate
United States
Secretary of State
Territories
District of Columbia
Townshend
Springer
Senator Cullom
Grand Trunk
Congress
Fenians Alleged Plot to Murder Lord Hartington
London reports claim Parnellites urged Fenians to kill Lord Hartington. American Fenians allegedly planned to derail a Dublin train and shoot the English visitors. The scheme shifted to seizing Powers carriage, but police vigilance and travel plans foiled the plot.
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Morning Post
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Sailed steamers bound for New York and Philadelphia
London reports several steamers sailing today including Aurania Queens town and Arizona to New York Explorer to Liverpool or New Orleans Michigan to Philadelphia while HALIFAX notes the British Princess from Philadelphia to Liverpool England arriving with damaged machinery after breaking a shaft, spire shaft to replace.
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Philadelphia
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Eng
Steamships Arrive and Depart Across Ports
A list of ships arriving at and sailing from major ports including New York Liverpool Rotterdam London Havre and Queenstown with origins such as New York Genoa Philadelphia Baltimore and Charleston and destinations including the Mediterranean London and New York. The sailing notices cover December arrivals and early December departures and include vessels like the Bethlehem Strathleven Gardenia and Royal Prince among others.
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Japan
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Anjer Hewa
Ex Lieutenant Hildreth Dead at 65 Dorchester Street
Ex Lieutenant Charles F. Hildreth, 65, died yesterday at his Dorchester Street home from kidney disease. He joined the police in 1865, became a sergeant in 1874, and was promoted to lieutenant in 1880, serving at Station 12 in South Boston.
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South
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Irish self government and nationalist arrests noted
Lord Hartington spoke on local self government. Twenty warrants were out for prominent Nationalists. In Limerick Mr McInerny of New York praised Irish brethren aiding regeneration. Macdonald apologized to Healy after accusing him of landlord robbery. Goschen returned to London as Hartington urged Liberal Unionists for local liberty.
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Scotland
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Healy
Goschen
Dublin
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Arizona
National Bank Basis Proposals Considered by Comptroller
Washington April 4 The annual report of Comptroller Trenholm outlines five proposals for national bank circulation based on United States bonds. More than forty ideas were received from across the country but none offer a flawless substitute for the current system. The 4 percent bonds do not mature for twenty years. The report suggests caution and proposes reducing the minimum bond deposit as a first step.
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Dee
Trenholm
United States
Treasury
Rumor of Ministerial Resignations in Russian Government
Rumors suggest Count Tolstoi may resign as minister of the interior with Privy Councillor Manasseen to replace him and be followed by M. Philipoff. Another rumor says M. Delianoff minister of public instruction plans retirement, to be replaced by Count Kaprist, curator of Moscow University.
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Prierspure
Count Tolstoi
Manasseen
Justice
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M. Delianoff
Count Kaprist
Moscow University
Flint Glass Workers Threaten Lockout Over New Price Scale
President Smith of the National Flint Glass Workers Association says the manufacturers scale is unsatisfactory and will not be accepted. He warns a lockout could close nearly all flint glass factories in the country if talks fail and the scale is not modified before month’s end.
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Congress
Postal Telegraph Service
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Department of Justice
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National Flint Glass Workers’ Association
Nova Scotia Offers Reward For Missing Halifax Man
The government of Nova Scotia posts a 500 dollar reward for information leading to the discovery of Joseph Preston of Halifax if alive and 100 dollars if dead. Preston, relative of Mgr Preston of the New York diocese and son of a Halifax merchant, is described as 22, 5 feet 7 inches, 135 pounds with dark hair and a small mustache. He disappeared from a New York hotel while traveling and fears include robbery or murder.
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Nova Scotia
Joseph Preston
Halifax
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Mrs Pulsifer of Newtonville Dies in Dresden
Mrs Charles T Pulsifer of Newtonville died in Dresden Saxony on November 7 after a two month illness from Bright s disease She had traveled with her daughter and Mrs J Wesley Kimball from Newton in July intending a year abroad They had illnesses in Munich and Carlsbad and returned home with her husband joining in Dresden She was active in Newton educational and charitable groups notably the local hospital She was daughter of the late John Rowell of Manchester New Hampshire
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Police raid on Harrison Avenue Chinese tea store nets gambling gear
Sergeant Rich of Station 4 led officers who raided an alleged Chinese tea store at 338 Harrison Avenue at 8 45 last evening. They seized a complete gambling layout and $13875 in money. Fourteen Chinese men were arrested for presence at the scene.
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Sadi Carnot Elected President of France Amid Turmoil
Paris reports the Versailles congress elected M. Sadi Carnot as president after ballots showing Ferry and Freycinet as contenders. Celebrations erupted with cheering from the Left and Centre as Carnot pledged unity and peace. He was installed at the Elysée and received officials and press, vowing to govern with liberty at home and dignity abroad. News notes earthquakes in Calabria and Servian parliament opening.
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M Sadi-Carnot
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Rue de Bassins
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