Boston and Chicago clubs host gala dinner for dignitaries
Governor-elect Long ex-Gov Rice and Boston and Cincinnati Commercial Club members attend the Chicago Commercial Club's annual dinner. The Emancipation Group in Park Square was unveiled with city officials present. Mayor Prince delivers the main oration at Faneuil Hall. An interview with Thomas J. Gargan accuses Stebbins of allying with J. J. McDavitt to defeat Prince, which Stebbins denies.
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Damaging Testimony Ties Poison to Deceased Remains
A Harvard College chemist testimony links poison found in the deceased’s remains to a theory presented by the defense. The lawyer for the case against Hev. H. HM. Hayden sums up the defense’s arguments as untrue.
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Worcester
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Harvard College
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Miller
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Jewett
Hills
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Sarah BE. Hayden
C. O. Thompson
Technical School of Worcester
Hayden
New Haven
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Madison
Benjamin Stevens
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Nathan Meyer
Hartford
Mary Stannard
Kuayden
Harrison
Middletown
Wilcox
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Mery Stannard
Rockland
Stevens
Leaders Repudiate Threats in Irish Agitation
London dispatch reports Brennan in Castlebar jail denying ties to land agitators and threats. He notes agitation lacks broad support while tenants in Mayo pay rents. John Bright opposes large Irish relief schemes but hopes for drainage work and urges Irish MPs to unite with Liberals for stability.
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Roger Palmer
Mayo
John Bright
Ireland
Gladstone in Glasgow and Near East Tensions
Mr Gladstone left Glasgow after addressing a crowded rally and faulted the government, urging justice, reform, and economy. Reports cover Egyptian preparations for war with Abyssinia, Afghan disorder, Montenegrin struggles, Upper Silesia famine, Bengal cyclone drownings, and European naval and political dispatches.
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Spain
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Troy F ire Rages in River Street Boiler Shop District
A morning blaze in Sutherland's boiler shop and adjacent buildings on River street Troy caused extensive damage estimated over 350000. One man injured. eighteen hundred workers, including 1500 women, lost jobs. largest Troy fire since 1862.
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Davis & Co
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Matt
Fitzgerald Brothers
German Lutheran Church
Chicago banquet links Grant with Boston and Cincinnati clubs
At the Chicago Commercial Club annual dinner governors elect Long and ex Governor Rice joined by Boston and Cincinnati club members, Gen Grant and Gen Sheridan. Doane welcomed guests as the hall bloomed with decor. Toasts honored Massachusetts Lincoln Grant and Midwest commerce with talks on prosperity, unity, and western manufacturing.
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Milwaukee
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Great Milwaukee rail scheme tied to Red River trade
Boston capitalists pursue a vast plan to link Milwaukee with the Red River of the North grain belt via a Wisconsin Central route and Northern Pacific connection. The move aims to shift traffic from Canada and place Red River grains under Milwaukee influence, with Wisconsin Central president Colby guiding strategy.
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Seventh Regiment Fair Nets Over One Hundred Thousand
New York December report shows the Seventh Regiment fair at its new armory yielded a clear profit exceeding $100,000 after three weeks. counterfeiters were seized, with James Burns arrested for selling fake coins and tied to a larger illegal trade.
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Narrow gauge railroad surveys push to Old Orchard Beach
Surveys began Thursday for a narrow gauge line from Old Orchard Beach to the Saco River mouth in Maine with plans to complete and open by July 1. Proposals include a Sanford Springvale route to Wells linking with the Eastern Road and pledged funds from Springvale citizens.
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Drowned Children at Amoskeag Falls and Local Ile Events
Two eight year olds Freddie Fantom and George Casavan drowned this afternoon in a pond near Amoskeag Falls while skating. Other notes report a horse accident at Hopkinton, a fatal fall of Richard J. Howe in Newport, Phillips Academy class Day officers chosen, and ongoing anti liquor sentiment in Concord with debate over enforcement.
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Newport
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Williamsport
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Kennebunk
Hayes
Portsmouth
Congress to Hear Leave Well Alone Resolution Tomorrow
Special Despatch from Washington reports a planned move to suspend rules for a leave well enough alone resolution with two thirds support anticipated. The President reportedly grows irritated by Republican charges of currency indecision as the vote nears. Postal changes for the week ending December 6 include new offices, name changes, and several postmaster appointments across New England and neighboring states.
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Dodgeville
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Emerson Thompson
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Britton
Erie Canal closures and wide range of late 19th century notes
The night shutdown of the Erie Canal and various items from the period include counterfeit arrests in St John and Halifax, a French Atlantic cable landing near Louisburg, several deaths from heart disease and suicide, local charter talks for a police court, embezzlement arraignment in Lawrence, a fall causing serious injury to S Blackinton, linen thread mill deals in Grafton, and a guilty abortion verdict in Springfield. Additional notes cover arrests for shooting in North Adams, a con artist captured by Plymouth court, mine sales in Dartmouth, a death by suicide in Buffalo, coal mine suspensions, forgery arrest in Baltimore, a deadly fly wheel explosion in Troy, a U S raid on moonshiners, a Dakota murder verdict, and Chicago meat market figures.
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Vermonters Clash Over Reform School and Court Rulings
In St Albans a boy Thomas Corbett is remanded to Reform School during minority for tormenting sheep. Lamoille County Court reports verdicts in cases against Stowe and for damages $2,233.33, plus rulings on notices and motives. The State vs Merrill seeks dismissal on forged discharge claim while Albert Meachim faces burglary larceny and breaking jail trials.
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Missing Rhode Island girl and local crime notes
Miss Mary Jane Carr, 17, is missing from Coventry. A Providence fire alarm scare occurred over a kerosene lamp. Councilman Fred I Marcy’s house was robbed of jewelry worth 250 dollars. John B Calder of Providence, twice tried for embezzlement, was admitted to bail at 11 200 dollars. Providence Catholics contributed 1100 dollars to a colonization movement. Wm Emmett of Chicago, in a Providence police cell, attempted suicide while delirious.
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