Congress Honors Late Vice President with Senate Oath
The Senate opens with black drapery and flowers on desks as the chamber reflects on the death of the Vice President and General Grant. Senate elects John Sherman as president pro tempore, swears in Blair and Logan, and adjourns after adopting resolutions to commemorate the deceased while planning future sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuiaron
D. C
Senate
Mr. Cullom
Voorhees
Grant
McClellan
Cleveland
Anson G. McCook
Edmunds
John Sherman
Isham G. Harris
Sherman
Harris
Jyeng
Asys
Dmunds
Air. Voorhees
Cullom
Illinois
John A. Logan
Pike
New Hampshire
Henry W. Blair
Mitchell
Oregon
Logan
Blair
House
United States
UbusHan Temperance Union
District of Columbia
Dawes
Roscoe Conkling
Cameron
Wisconsin
Hoar
House of Representatives
John G Carlisle Elected Speaker in 49th Congress
Washington December 7 Carlisle of Kentucky elected Speaker after a formal vote with 177 to 138 over Reed. The scene featured a renovated chamber, decorated desks, and cordial exchanges as Congress began its session. Carlisle pledged impartial rule and orderly conduct, promising to uphold the law governing House proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
J. B. Clark
Nebraska
Mei Électioniag
Cali
Messrs
Miller
New York
Henderson
North Carolina
Aiken
South Carolina
Craig
Texas
Tucker
Virginia
John G. Charlile
Kentucky
Hiscock
Cannon
Illinois
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
Morrison
Brown
Indiana
Carlisle
Reed
Cartise
Cartise's Address. ‘ On Ce Tes. Mr. Carlisle
Home of Representatives
Legislative Assembly
House Adopts Early Tone for New Congress After Vice President Hendricks Death
The opening of the session features remarks on order and unity, as the House prepares for major legislative work amid party shifts and new executive relations. The death of Vice President Hendricks prompts a unanimous adjournment at 3:50.
How the Senators and Congressmen Appeated and Acted
A Boston Post despatch from Washington describes a busy opening of the 1880s Senate and House. Logan exchanged a handshake with Edmunds after the oath, while Manderson returned Logan to his old seat. The scene in the House was lively as members swore in, drew for seats, and greeted colleagues amid partisan exchanges and light theatrics. The Treasury sent 1887 appropriation estimates totaling 339,589,852 dollars, with detailed breakdowns for legislative, executive, judicial, military, and other departments, plus specific public works funded. Reports also cover a Sharon murder case, Carrie Lee identified, details of the crime scene, possible theories, and ongoing detective work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Logan
Edmunds
Manderson
Sherman
Vike
Blair
Capitol Sa I
Hall of Representatives
John A. Kasson
Iowa
Francis Joseph
Colume
Richelieu
Robinson
Brooklyn
Kincock
Manufacurer Whiting
Massachusetts
John D. Long
Patrick A. Collins
Frank Lawlor
Chicago
Legion
Frank
Murphy
Hennepin
Tra Daveanport
Joseph Politzec
Iuca
Stahlecker
Yonkers
New York
Geddes
Mansfield
Ohio
Rendall
Tim
Jim’ Campbell
Sunset Cox
Almast
Townshend
Ilinnis
Wills
Texas
Kelly
Pennsylvania
Senne
North Carolina
Reed
Mr. Kelly
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Duval
Daval
Executive Establishment
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Legislature
Internal
Manchester
N. H
Navy Yard
Boston
Whitney
Carlisle
Cavinet
Long Lost Jack Returns After Twenty Three Years
POWER New Hampshire December 7 Twenty three years ago Jack O Brien a Navy man with several hundred dollars disappeared. A saloon keeper spread a murder tale blaming four men but no body was found. He reappeared today in a Dover grocery store saying he went to an Atlantic port and joined the merchant service and never heard from Dover. He is about fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power
N. H
Jack O’ Brien
United States Navy
Jack O’brien
O’brien
Jack
Dover
Mr. Downing
Darnell
Supreme Court Rules Remands in Two National Cases
The Supreme Court decided the New Orleans Gaslight Company versus Louisiana Light and Heat producing and manufacturing case is remanded to the lower court. It also reversed a Dakota tax case against the Northern Pacific Railroad and ordered perpetual injunction against Trail county treasurer from further tax collection actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
New Orleans Gaslight Company
Louisiana Light and Heat Producing and Manufacturing Company Et al
Circuit Court of the United States
Louisiana
Beon
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Supreme Court of Dakota
District Court
Trail County
Dakota
Supreme Court of the Territory
Executors Granted Letters Testimentary for John L P Howard
Surrogate grants ancillary letters testamentary to executors of John L P Howard who died in England on October 10. He left a large estate in the United States with many bequests to relatives and friends. He earmarks 20000 for a Lafayette statue to stand in the park before the University buildings at Burlington Wisconsin. The residuum is to be divided among listed organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John LP
Howard
England
Lafayette
University
Burlington
Organizations
Asyguiatiea Fue the
Legacy Endowment for Burlington Episcopal School Fund
In a codicil the testator directs that if a diocesan girls school is funded at Rock Point Burlington under the Protestant Episcopal Church and $40,000 is raised within a year of his death with buildings paid for, he leaves $20,000 for the school endowment. Past lifetime gifts to the school reduce the legacy accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Burlington
Society For Relief
St. Luke’s Hospital
Snow, Soldiers and Music For the Benefit of Sullen Mormons at Salt Lake City
Battery D of the Fifth Artillery arrived in Salt Lake City with four guns and seventy men under Major Rawles. A snowstorm did not dampen crowds while the band played near Temple Block. In New York, S H Gilson claimed Mormons are cowards and spies, alleging a 500,000 corruption fund and a 20,000 strong force in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fifth Artillery
Fort Douglas
Temple Block
McCook
Rawles
New York
S. H. Gilson
United States
Collins
McMurrin
Hoyaldb. Young
Brigham Young
Congress
Bishop Hendri appoints Rev Father Fe at Notre Dame
Bishop Hendri appoints Rev Father Peter Herbert Fe as pastor of Notre Dame le Lourdes in Fall River. Fe, born in Montreal in 1856, studied at Montreal College and Westminster. He served in Canada before joining the cathedral in Providence. Parishioners largely welcome the appointment despite lingering resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendri
Peter Herbert Fe
Notre Dame
le Lourdes
Flint Village
Fall River
Father Feron
Montreal
Montreal College
England
Cardinal Manning
Westminster
Canada
Providence
Knights of Labor Arbitration Decision Delayed in Lynn
The manufacturers' committee in Lynn Massachusetts met to consider submitting to arbitration the dispute over whether rules by the manufacturers and Knights of Labor applied when Knights ordered a strike at Kimball Bros factory. A committee was appointed to verify the proposition's signature and validity, but the executive board could not be reached and the matter was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Manufacturers’ Committee
Knights of Labor
Knights
Kimball Bros
Conference at Brockton Aims to Settle Trade Pact
In Brockton on December 7 the Manufacturers' Association and Masters' Union held a lengthy meeting at Hotel Belmont. The joint boards met from 9 AM to noon and again at 1 30 PM but could not reach an agreement over the initial price list. A 4 PM adjournment to Wednesday morning left the dispute unresolved with a plan to appoint neutral parties to mediate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Manufacturers’ Association
Masters’ Union
Hotel Belmont
Mass Meeting of French Canadiens Off Tonight
The planned mass meeting at Faneuil Hall to protest Riel’s execution was canceled. A committee member without authority announced it and spoke for the committee without a decision. No date hall or speakers were set though a meeting is expected within weeks with details under a sympathetic organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riel
Faneuil
Express Butter Thieves Nabbed by Special Officer
Special Officer Sullivan of the first division arrested two more members of the express thief brigade last night. At about 5 o'clock he saw Benjamin Wellington seize a tub of butter worth 14 dollars from an express wagon on Blackstone street belonging to Ellis and Son of South Market. After locking Wellington up he returned to the markets and at 6 3 p.m. caught John Perkins alias Ledford in the act of taking an $18 tub from another team on the same street. In less than ten days Sullivan has arrested six men for stealing tubs of butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Sharon
Lake View Street
Mother Hubbard
Carrie Lee
Carrie J. Loring
Boston
Abbott
Division 3
India
Holmes
Canton
Sullivan
Benjamin Wellington
Ellis & Son
South Market Street
Blackstone Street
Wellington
John Perkins
Ledford
Tennessee
Nashville
America
Africa
Elopement leads to fatal shooting near Scottsboro
Mia D D Lapland, wife of a Chattanooga racer, eloped with James Wilson taking 1400 from her husband. They fled to Fort Paine then to Scottsboro to catch a train west. Lapland pursued and overtook her before Scottsboro. She grabbed his pistol and shot him in the head, killing him, then escaped into the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsboro
Ala
Mia
D. D
Lapland
Chattanooga
James Wilson
Fort Paine
Dissolution of A. R. McMaster & Bro. shocks Toronto
Toronto reports stir as wholesale dry goods firm A. R. McMaster & Bro. dissolves. Captain W. N. McMaster retires, cashier R. Carmichael fled to the United States amid rumors of a large shortfall through mismanaged accounts estimated between thirty and forty thousand dollars. Carmichael’s recent fast life is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
A. R
Carmichael
Robbers Break Into House. Loot $100 Stolen
A gang broke into the house of Mr. H. P. Lewis Sunday evening and carried off $100 in silver and bills found in a top bureau. A closet of silverware remained undisturbed. Rev. L. L. Briggs of Providence has accepted a call from the Universalist Society of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Lewis
Rev. L. L. Briggs
Providence
R.I
Universalist Society
Morse heiress vanishes at sea amid storm of fancy
Miss Susan Morse daughter of Samuel F B Morse inventor of the telegraph disappeared near Havana while aboard the Spanish mail steamer on her way to the city. Report says she may have leapt into the sea during a temporary insanity spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Susan Morse
Samuel F. B. Morse
Salem Probate Court Proceedings Report
Probate Court in Salem yesterday proved fourteen wills granted thirteen administrations and filed many large inventories. Six deaths occurred in Salem last week. The jury in the French will case at the Supreme Judicial Court went out at 8 45 yesterday afternoon and had not returned by seven o clock, so no report until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Supreme Judicial Court
Downs Cash in Court Adultery Case
W W Downs faced the grand jury on an adultery charge with Miss Annie Taber. The case was reviewed yesterday and the outcome will appear in the grand jury monthly report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downs
W. W. Downs
Annie Taber
Grand Jury
Nathan Whitney Arrested For Wife Beating In New Bedford
Nathan Whitney was arrested this afternoon in New Bedford for beating his wife unmercifully and damaging the stove and furniture in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Nathan Whitley
Indications for New England Weather Report
Indications show slightly warmer, fair weather with west to south winds turning variable. A falling barometer is noted, especially in the extreme northeast portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmxeroy
John Boyle O'Reilly at Boston Colored League Meeting
The Massachusetts Colored League in Faneuil Hall praised President Cleveland and urged independent voting, condemning Republicans while supporting Democrats. John Boyle O'Reilly spoke on unity, race and rights, urging use of parties as tools to advance equality, and praising the Negro's potential in American life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Colored League
Faneuil
Cleveland
J.L. Austin
Boston
League
Republican Party
Phillips
Sumner
Andrew
Grover Cleveland
Massachusetts Colored League
United States
Ireland
Parnell
William H. Bonaparte
George T. Downing
Newport
Democrat Party
John Boyle O'Reilly
O'Reilly
Downing
Funeral discourse delivered by church leaders at ceremony
Jdsudsons of Natchez, Gallagher of Galveston, O'Sullivan of Mubule, Dr. Chappelle of Washington, D.C., and about thirty priests of the diocese attended as Father L. McKenney, S.J., president of Spring Hill College, delivered the funeral discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jdsudsons
Natchez
Gallagher
Galveston
O’sullivan
Mubule
Dr. Chappelle
Washington, D.C
Dicese
Father L. McKenney
Spring Hill College
Chicago blaze devastates stove warehouse and machine shop
Fire in Cribben and Sexton’s Chicago warehouse caused heavy losses with stock estimated at 206000 dollars and 25000 stores, insured for 150000. A separate blaze damaged patterns valued at 23000 dollars while machinery valued at 25000 dollars could not be replaced. An 1885 fire report notes additional incidents across the country, including injuries to two firefighters and a broken wagon axle. Losses for November fire activity are projected at 7500000 dollars in the U S and Canada, with insurance firms approaching break-even for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cribben & Sexton
Chicago
Eiserals Lead in English Elections Reported
Latest returns from England and Ireland show Nationalists winning key seats. J E Redmond takes Wexford north division 6531 to 517 for Stopford. W O'Brien wins Tyrone south division 3435 to 8582 for Maxwell Orangeman. M Harris elected in Gnal Way east division. Castelar in Madrid says he opposes revolution. Strassman dies in Berlin. armistice extended to Jan 13 with Constantinople urging an international commission. Sultan's approval required for Servia Bulgaria terms. Milan resists terms violating Sultan’s rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnal- Way
East Division
M. Harris
Sierr Strassman
Berlin
Herr Strassman
Constantinople
Porte
Prince Alexander
Roumelia
Philippopolis
Milan
Servia
Bulgaria
Resolutions of Respect by Salem City Council
The Salem city government adopted resolutions mourning the death of Thomas Andrews Hendricks Vice President of the United States. The council praised his legislative integrity patriotism and loyalty to his party and directed copies to his widow. The measures were unanimously adopted by both branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superaenes
Carlisle
Kelly
Pennsylvania
Morrison
Ilinois
Senate
House
Blount
Georgia
Messrs. Blount
Bardall and
Reed
Springer
Hendricks
Holman
Indiana
Thomas A. Hendricks
The
United Statees
Indianapolis
Ind
Republic
Congress
Salem City Council
Salem
Thomas Andrews Hendricks
United States
Adams Trial Opens in Amherst Murder Case
The trial of Allen J. Adams alias Charles Adams for the 1875 murder of Moses B. Dickinson in Amherst opened in Northampton. Jurors were nearly filled as witnesses including Thoras H. Baten and Lewis W. Spear testified, with the defense pleading insanity and several asylum experts summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Allen J. Adams
Charles Adams
Tennessee
Moses BG. Dickinson
Amherst
Northampton
Supreme Court
Dlaries Devens
William Allen
Sherman
Bord
Commonwealth
W. G. Bassett
East Hewpton
J. B. O’donnell
Bond
Thoras H. Baten
Dickinson
Adams
Lewis W. Spear
John
Ellen McCarty
School Board Nominating Committee Convenes in Dem Rooms
A 25 member Democratic committee met at the Democratic State committee rooms to nominate eight candidates for the school board. Officers were President John H. Lee and Secretaries Hugh Brady and George Murray. Sixteen candidates were considered, with George B. Hyde and others named. several nominees also appear on Republican and Women Voters tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Convention
Democratic State Committee
John H. Lee
Hugh E. Brady
George F. H. Murray
Democratic City Committee
James A. Hussey
John B. Martin
John A. Gul
Dennia A. Hogan
Charles P. Harrington
S F. Marey
Wilsem W. Welch
M. Cunniff
M. J. O'Brien
John F. Callahan
Henry Splaine
Neil Doherty
Dominick J. Harkins
John F. Flannery
Richard B. Murray
William A. Dunne
Edward H. Darling
Boardman Hall
Raphael Lasker
Henry Canning
Messrs. Duon
Hall
Nomination for Mayor of Boston Announced by Republicans
Bosroux December 5 1885 Hon Jeoho M Clark nominated at Republican convention held Tuesday December 1 as candidate for Mayor in upcoming municipal election. Letter from J Q A Brackett chairman and officials urges voters to back Clark to cleanse city government from scandal and curb conflicting interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Committee
Bosroux
Jeoho M. Clark
Boston
J. Q. A. Brackett
J. Homen Epperty
G. Fl
W. Bares
Republican Candidates Selected for Becond Fourth and Eighth Districts
Republican conventions in Becond Fourth and Eighth districts nominated aldermanic candidates. Wards 17 and 18 renominated Charles H. Allen. J. A. Odway Jr. to inform Allen. Fourth district nominated James G. Freeman after an informal ballot. Somerville election votes focus on Ward 2 council contest between Walter G. Barnes and incumbent slate. multiple nominations reflect local factional divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
J. W. Hill
Studley
E. G. Brown
William H, Kent
J. B. Wilson
Francis Prey
E.G. Brown
H. Flanders
W. H. Kent
Allen Henoy
Eighth
A. A. Folsom
John A. Odway,Jr
P. Hibbard
Charles H. Allen
John A. Odway
Allen
Freeman
Ss. Parkman Blake
Increase E. Noyes
Nelson G. Gaskins
James G. Freeman
Augustus Ross
Z. A. Smith
Somerville
Citizens’ Caucus
S W. Holt
Dana W. Bennett
Bennett
G. W
Nominated Mayoral Delegates Form City Caucuses Results
Workingmen in Lyon held last evening meetings to nominate a mayoral candidate and delegates to aldermanic conventions to be held tomorrow. The tallies show Hart leading Towns and Pinkham in several wards with Pierce, Phinney, and others receiving varying votes. Ward 7 results unavailable, total vote 1592, Hart majority 144.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Hart
George G. Pinkham
Ward
Samuel R. Brown
John A. Willard
F.?. Howard
J. A. Willard
Fred L. Airey
John W. Paga
Hart
Towns
Pinkham
Pierce
Phinney
Harvey Ishop
Thomas Kavapagh
Jesse Ss. Furbash
Dennis H. Meade
Martin EK
Nies
John H. Hegan
Sydney F. Greenwood
F. Bresnahan
William H. McCarthy
Henry Farrell
Frank Knox
John Perley
Thomas F. Laffey
Timothy Carroll
H. B. Walmley
Philip J. McCarty
Thomas G. W. Mastin
Pieree
William Snell
H.O. Moore
E. W. Shannahan
Thomas F. Harney
William A. Steckman
Joshua Fitz
James Buckley
John RK
German Shoemaker Hosts Ham Party Linked to Illness
Frederick Weitzel of 78 King Street held a Nov 25 birthday party for his daughter’s spouse. Guests, including Weitzel, his wife, seven children, and Lawson family friends, fell ill with severe muscle pains after eating ham. Authorities suspect trichinosis from undercooked ham. investigations ongoing into the outbreak involving Mrs Pierce, Lawson, Simon, and the Weitzels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick Weitzel
King Street
John Lawson
Weitzel
William Pierce
Moses Simon
Oscar
Bertha Weitzel
Irish National League President Confirms Parnell Visit
Patrick Esgan says reports that Mr Parnell will not attend the Chicago convention are conjecture. He promises to come and expects three leading party men to travel. He dismisses claims Dublin officials cannot cross due to dual constituencies and notes the new parliament convenes in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Patrick Esgan
Irish National League
Parnell
Chicago
Dublin
T. D. Sullivan
Healy
T. P. O'Connor
Two Drunk Men Arrested After Morning Wakeup Call
Early last evening John Firbush and James E. Shea started to wake up the Weat Earl. They reached the third station within two hours, charged with drunkenness and the larceny of a $32 dolman from Gertie Ray of No. 16 Lyman Street, and a $25 overcoat from an unknown party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Firbush
James E. Shea
Dolman
Gertie Ray
Lyman Street
Banquet at Youngs Hotel and Society Meeting Reported
The evening high school class held a banquet at Young's Hotel last night. The Massachusetts Charitable Society held its regular quarterly meeting at the Parker House with about twenty members present. Dr. Frank Billings, a Boston native, will escort six dog bitten Newark children to France to be hydrophobia proof. Rev. James Freeman Clarke will deliver the fourth Palestine illustrated lecture at the Church of the Disciples tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young’s Hotel
Massachusetts Charitable Society
Parker House
Frank Billings
Newark
France
Boston
James Freeman Clarke
Palestine
Church of the Disciples
Mase Meeting in Ninth Boston Aldermanic District
Veterans in Boston’s ninth aldermanic district plan a mass meeting to back Democrat P. J. Maguire over Republican Alder man Nugent. The Ward 19 room will host speakers from Veterans groups and local politicans for Maguire’s candidacy. Additional meetings are planned in wards across the district with speakers including Cor nelius F. Gronin and J. Doherty. Other notes mention Worcester and Brockton races, a Newport independent caucus, and a Salem rally with D. B. Kimball supporting tax cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mase
Boston
Aldermaan Nugent
Ward
P. 3
Maguire
Mr. Maguire
Albert Palmer
J. Doherty
Joun $S. Concannon
Thomas F.aguire
Cornelius F. Gronin
Joseph
O'Gorman
J. Frank Good
Thomas O'Flynn
Mon
Paul H. Kendricken
Jona F. Shea
James G. Barry
Francis P. Maguire
Hayes
Jeremiah Hogan
Daniel Curley
aCharles B. Pratt
Worcester
Ata
Newport
Charles UC. Dame
George O. Noyes
Henry 4. Whittier
Charles H. Goodwin
Joseph W. Evans
William Kk. Johnson
B. F. Stuoley
Ward 20
Rindle
James F. Davern
Ratucket Hall
Brockton
Daniel E. Millett
Somerville School Board Clears Teacher Over Pepper Punishment
A special Somerville school board meeting investigated Miss Minnie S Turner of Webster school for placing red pepper on a pupil’s tongue as punishment. The board found no link to the pupil Charles Wiley's death, while condemning the practice and prohibiting it in the future. Turner remains employed, likely to be reassigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville School
Minnie S. Turner
Webster
Hill
Skinner
Durell
Davis
Wiley
Miss Turner
Buuler
Ward
Charlie Wiley
Supt. Davis
Pepper
Messrs. Bowen
McDavitt
Traverse
Lionscom
Carroll and White
Dow
Butler
Divalard
William Wiley
Doy Street
Boy
William W. Dow
Charles Wiley
Biss Minnie
Turner
Severe Cold Wave Grips Boston and East Coast Ports
A midwinter cold wave from Manitoba continues across Boston and nearby cities for days. Thermometers show 20 below in St. Vincent and 15 below in Duluth, while Boston ranges from 14 to 15 above with winds up to 40 mph. Barometer spikes, Blue Hill wind gauge destroyed, and Caps Cod vessels seek safety. Ottawa and West Boston bridge report subzero and slight rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Signal Service
Manitoba
St. Vincent
Minn
St. Paul
Duluth
Mich
Blue Hill Cemetery
Yesterdaly
Caps Cod
Beck
Mercury
Ottawa
West Boston
Various World and Local News Highlights from Chicago to Pittsburg
A roundup of brief events: Chicago saw eight below at 8 am, political nominations in Richmond for John W. Daniel, and the Bangs funeral in New York. Three Black men hanged in Gatesville for burglary. Mayor Grace in New York to hear charges after bribery trials. Fort Worth mutual association debt nears 21 million while furniture is seized. Straiton and Storm plant reopens in New York, employing 2000. A Minefield bank teller reveals 210000 in recovered funds. Pendleton of Cincinnati denies Berlin resignation rumors. Chicago smuggling case of Raphael’s Virgin and the Book valued at 40000 halted by inspector. Virginia Governor Cameron submits annual acreage data. Pittsburgh nails firm formed by striking workers with 100000 capital. Oconto steamer thought lost, now near Chanity Islands. crew safe. Sam Day begins six day race in Paterson after stay with Hosmer. Pittsburg miners suffer from cold. strike to end within a week. Three men return to reduced pool wages. Mapleson case yields 807 for exporters legal costs over operatic costumes. Foreigners’ crowding out of local workers debated at window glass convention in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Democrats
Richmond
John W. Daniel
United States Regatar
Francis W. Bangs
Florida
New York
Gatesville
D. C
Grace
Shaler
Fort Worth
Tex
Mutual Self Endowment and Benevalent Association
Straiton & Storm
Wee
Farmer’s National Bank
Minefield
Elliott H. Pendleton
Cincinnati
Pendleton
Berlin
Raphael
The
Book
Paris
Cameron
Virginia
Pittsburg
Penn
Chanity Islands
Detroit
Sam Day
Paterson
N. J
George H. Hosmer
United States
Mapleson Va
Robertson
Pitsburg
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Secretary of
Lion
John G. Carlisle
Capitol
de. J.G. Tb
Canton Junction
Lake Massapong
James Sullivan
Daniel Hopkins
Warren Holmes
Hopkins
Eciatica
Shreban
Drake
Lake
Pond Street
Carlings
Uny
Jonn P. Howard
Prof. Morse
Oxsmven
Siexat Stavion
Pont
Mesa
John Boyle O’reilly
Nashville Depot
W. Walker
T. C. Secottron
Bishop Maancy
Mobile
Dominic Maancy
Ray
New Orleans
Gibyons
Lemuel McGregor
Everett Street
Haverhill Street
Asa Wheeler & Co
Insurance Brigade
Blackstone
Hanover
George Thompson
Samuel E. Smith
Coleman
Elliott
Cmes
New York Commercial Bulletin
College of the Presbyterian Educations
York
Naumkeog House
Peabody
James E. Miller
T. F. Carroll
Westfield
L. D. Strout
Portland
Elbridge Gerry
New Haven Railroad
Cease Street
Fourth Avenue
Batican
Zorilla
Madrid
Senor Castelar
Hendriues
Terial
the School Board
Clark
SH. Parnell
Caswell, Massey & Co
N. Y
Ali
LouisviLle
J. B. Earry
Williamsburg
Leander Lawson
Alice
Emily
Tur
Naval
Biilef
Bocton's
Wilh
Morrisville
George D. Mears
Charles C. Rubble
Mears
Rubble
Boston Bathel
G. O. Taylor
B. A. Atkinson
Furnishers
Washington ST
Cor
Common ST
Kneeland
Eliot
BAL Atrenson & CH
Kneeland St
Carpe Department
Sanford
Smith
Horner
Higgins
Brussels
Justepend
B. A. Atkinson & CO
Corner Common
Washington Streets
Qgorner
Groveland
New England
Frathers
Mallessea
New Bampshire
Vermont
Rhode Bland
Connecticut
Nassau Hall
Kneeland and
Eliot Sts
Eva
Nassau
Boston, Mass
Bice’ S
Eliot Streets
Co. W. Baldwin
Avon Street
Bedford Street
Opt
F. Hovey & Co
R. HB. White & Co
uep-Tulls
Tms Mumper
Barton
Newtoon
R. J
Allen W. Dorsey
Benjamin Barton
Baker
Iburedly
Ute
Dorsey
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