Gift Books and Subscriptions for Young People
Subscription prices and children's magazines listed for youth readers. WIRE AWAKE priced at 2.49 per year postpaid for older youngsters. THE PANSY 1.00 for ages 8 and up. Emma Huntington Nason’s Holiday Gifts volume recommended. octavo edition 1.50. OUR LITTLE MEN AND WOMEN 1.900 for ages 5 to 10. BABYLAND 50 cents. Subscriptions via Bookseller or D Lothrop Company Boston.
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Emma Huntington Nason
OUR Little Men and Women
Babyland
Endymion Gift Book and Other Hew Works for the Young
A catalog-style display lists Endymion by Joan Keats with photogravures in a royal quarto cloth edition priced at 15 dollars. Also advertised are The Sailor Boys of ’61 by J Russent Sotuy cloth 2.50 and Great Grandmother's Girls in New Mexico by Evizaneta W Champney cloth 2.50, plus Zigzag Journeys in the Antipodes with covers 1.75 cloth 2.25.
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Endymion
Joan Keats
Vassar
France
Paris
Knizpeta W. Champneyy
the Bugle Sons
Alfred
Lonp) Tennyson
Geo. Eliot
Japan
J. Russent Sotuy
Mexico
Evizaneta W. Champney
Antipodes
Siam
Humbugging the Times Fails to Yield Useful Evidence
Patrick Molloy, associated with the Parnell commission, refused to answer Times subpoena in Dublin. He testified he intended to obtain money from them, while denying key questions under cross examination. Molloy was kept under police guard, questioned, and then returned to prison.
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London
Patrick Molloy
The
Times
Parnell Commission
Dublin
Special Commission
Webster
Molloy
Michael Davitt
Davitt
Ireland
Hannen
Charles Russell
McCoy
Rifles Sale Opens With 500 Breech Loading Caliber Fifty
A recent purchase enables the store to offer the sporting public a great bargain. Today they open five hundred breech loading rifles, improved pattern not sliding barrel, 50 caliber central fire metallic cartridge, at listed prices.
D. Lothrop Company Holiday Books at 82 Franklin Street Boston
The advertisement notes Holiday Books from D. Lothrop Company located at 82 Franklin Street in Boston. It presents a compact listing of their book variety and seasonal offerings aimed at shoppers.
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Franklin Street
Boston
Mme de Angelis Pupils Entertain Friends at Parker's
Mme de Angelis and her pupils hosted a refined musical soirée at Parker House last evening. The program featured vocal solos including Braga's Three Bouquets and Leutze's Ave Faria, with violin obligato by Miss Kelley, and Edith Beach singing Eckert Swiss Echo Song. Marion Osgood's orchestra performed, and notable attendees included Mrs. George Hall and Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace.
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Mme. de Angelis
Parker House
Braga
Faith Morse
Leutze
Laura Wood
Kelley
Falliver
Lacy Tucker
Max Eliot
Mrs. Deblois
Mrs. Hastings
J. H. Wiggin
Weather Indications for New England and Eastern New York
Washington reports 24 hour outlook: fair skies warmer conditions in New England and eastern New York with southerly winds. Cautionary signals posted along the Atlantic coast from Atlantic City to Eastport.
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Washington
New England
New York
Atlantic
Atlantic City
Eastport
Atlantic Coast
Lifax
N.S
Armouth
Csccessens
Montreal
Que
Ceees
Eerne Sane
Northfield
Portland
Boston
Mass
Black Ieland
Albany
Shreveport
Fort Smith
Ark
Galveston
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Memphis
Tenn
Knoxville
Leun
Cincinnati
Oee
Pittsburg
Penn
Lake Region
Rockliffe
Ont
Saugeen
Onb
Minn
Des Moines
Missouri Valley
Leavenworth
Rocky Mountain Slopes
Fort Assinaboine
Mont
Helena
Fort Custer
Rapid City
Dak
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cheyenne
Wyo
Dodge Tity
Kan
Averspeene
Fort Sil
J.T
Santa Fe
N. Mex
Bi Paso
Tex
Scceoveccs
Overcoat Selection In Various Linings and Colors
The ad lists Kersey overcoats priced at 30 35 38 and 40 dollars in silk satin or wool linings in cream tan brown and blue. It also mentions Crombie Elysian and Chinchilla overcoats in black blue brown Oxford and light gray with silk or satin lining.
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Crombie Elysian and
Chinchilla
Haytian Republic Steamer Release Demand Sparks Naval Move
Secretary Bayard demands release of seized American steamer Haytian Republic at Port au Prince. Secretary Whitney orders a fleet including the Richmond Galena and Yantic to ready for a Hayti expedition if the vessel is not freed. Whitney cites local disturbance and says Haiti must yield the ship. Boston's yellow fever outbreak hindered earlier settlement.
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Washinaron
Port-au-Prince
Hayti
Bayard
Whitney
Richmond
Galena
Yantic
State Department
Hayta
Seizure Debate Over Vessel Rights Leads to Demand for Return
The group argues that the seizure is unjustified and insists the vessel be delivered back. They emphasize driving gloves as aiding other vessels in need and state they will push for restitution despite the dispute.
Dorchester Yacht Club Reports Prosperous Quarters and New Members
The regular monthly meeting of the Dorchester Yacht Club at the winter quarters 99 Boylston Street declared the club prosperous and securing new quarters. Twenty five new members were proposed and committees elected while a letter from Commodore A Cass Canfield of the Seawanholzka Corinthian Yacht Club was read.
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Dorchester Yacht Club
Boylston Street
Comodore A. Cass Canfield
Seawanholka Corinthian Yacht Club
Railroad Matters Fink Restores Westbound Rates
Commissioner Fink orders west bound railroad rates restored within ten days, effective today. Eastern agents of Southwestern roads instructed to return to old schedules. First class freight to 263, second 212, third 178, fourth 148, fifth 123, sixth 114, seventh 422, with current rates as high as 40 percent below the restored levels.
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New York
Fink
Banquet Speech Emphasizes Anglo American Ties
American minister Mr. Phelps addressed the Turners' Company banquet in London replying to Our visitors. He said true ties between England and America rest on the hearts of their peoples not on treaties or diplomacy. Sir Charles Tupper also spoke and was loudly applauded.
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London
Mr. Phelps
Turners’ Company
Phelps
England
America
Charles Tupper
German named as official language in army bill debate
Vienna December 7 in the lower house debate on the army bill Herr Plener backed strengthening the empire military position while Jerr Rieger and Count Von Wessersheimb spoke for loyalty to the alliance with Germany and official German use in army intercourse the bill was approved 103 to 97 reflecting both Austrian and empirewide interests.
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Vienna
Herr Plener
Jerr Rieger
Germany
Count von Wessersheimb
Betrothal of Sophia News From London Palace
Empress Frederick welcomed Greeks at Buckingham Palace amid news of Sophia daughter of the Empress betrothed to the Crown Prince of Greece Duke of Sparta. Sophia expressed her intent to identify with Greece. Empress visited Throat Hospital and spoke to patients.
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London
Frederick
Buckingham Palace
Sophia
Sparta
Greece
Throat Hospital
Germans Retire After Fight Near Bagamoyo
Despatches report fighting with natives near Bagamoyo, Zanzibar. Several German troops are said slain and a retreat occurred. German bombardments target villages opposite Zanzibar as Bushieri’s 2500 men with two guns fortify Bagamoyo, signaling a decisive engagement ahead.
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Beri
Cansinat
Zanzibar
Bagamoyo
London
Times
Bushieri
Ministers Ask to Resign as Parliament Crisis Deepens
Mapriv Dec 7 General O Ryan s resignation has been accepted The minister of justice minister of finance and minister of public works have said they would resign The budget committee now comprises twenty one government allies and fourteen opponents Senor Sagasta fears dissolution of Parliament may be needed The Democrats ministers are expected to retire The crisis stems from eight Conservatives and Protec tionists joining the budget panel Conservative and dissident Liberals may push Sagasta toward a semiconservative Protectionist ministry
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Mapriv
O’ryan
Justice
Finance
Ofublic Works
Senor Sagasta
Efdia
Sagasta
Report on arrest of Irish member in House of Commons
London dispatch reports the House appoints a committee to investigate the arrest of Mr. Sheehy in the Commons. The majority faults the Irish executive for failing to direct proper police conduct. Henry Broadhurst moves to delay the employers' liability bill three months. cloture ends debate 202 to 141.
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London
House of Commons
House
Sheehy
Henry Broadhurst
Sackville Confers with Salisbury Forces at Laukin
London reports Lord Sackville, the late British official, held talks with Salisbury-British forces at Laukin as pressures to augment the force were discussed. The discussions focused on strategic deployments and potential increases in manpower.
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Sackville
Salisbury
Laukin
Fire Destroys Transfer Steamer Maryland and Cars
A fire at 11:20 p.m. destroyed the transfer boat Maryland near Harlem River after catching in the kitchen. The vessel and four cars were a total loss with passengers saved but baggage lost. Among the travelers were A. L. Conger Akron, Patrick Sullivan Philadelphia, Charles Bolan Philadelphia, E. H. Bolles New Bedford, Frank Woodman Boston, and several others from Philadelphia, Boston, and Chester.
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New York
Sprcran
Maryland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey
New Haven
Harlem Fier
Southern Boulevard
One Hundred and Thirty-third Street
Boston Express
Washington
Jersey City
City
Harlem River
Harlem
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston
Edward Lahey
A. L. Conger
Akron
Patrick Sullivan
Philadelphia
Charles Bolan
E. H. Bolles
New Bedford
Frank Woodman
A. J. Hall
Rockland
Fielder Israel
Salem
Yy. G. Miller
Meriden
Conn
Henry M. Currier
G. F. Winslow
John Lang
Ww. S. Blakely
Chester
Penn
James H. Garthworth
Potter Diamonds Case Opens in District Court
Mrs Potter testified against a young thief who stole about 2000 dollars worth of her jewelry. The prisoner, James Brown alias J B Hunt alias J B Buck, was sent to the grand jury in 1000 dollar bonds after an indictment for larceny was returned. Witnesses included Cora Urquhart Potter and F W Bennett. The accused claimed to be part of an older thieves’ gang and to come from a Virginia family.
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Congress
House
Allison
Treasury
Iowa
Cleveland
Ford Immigration Committee
Pennsylvania
Shode Island
James Brown Potter
Washington
Maryland
New York
Westmeath
San Francisco
Fink
Hayti
Dudley
Burlington
Bowles
Dan Donohue
Wasumarox
Mrs. Potter
Carrington
James Brown
J. B. Hunt
J. B. Buck
Cora Urquhart Potter
F. W. Bennett
Virginia
Arlington Register
Steamers Arrived Across Ports With Multiple Incoming Voyages
Shipping notices list vessels arriving in Boston Antwerp Glasgow Hong Kong Havana Rio Janeiro St Thomas New York Philadelphia and more. Cars and ships from Liverpool Antwerp Baltimore Bremen Hamburg and Singapore report Dec 6 7 arrivals including City of Lincoln Mareca Annandale Panta Monmouthshire Niagara Celtic and Wieland among others.
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Boston
Liverpool
Ripon City
Antwerp
Mareca
Baltimore
Bremen
Lahn
New York
Dunnet Head
City of Lincoln
Hamburg
Glasgow
Ethiopia
Greenock
Annandale
Bangor
Harburg
Panta
Hong Kong
Monmouthshire
Singapore
Havana
Niagara
Mexico
Rio Janeiro
Alliance
St. Thomas
Advance
Newport News
Wieland
Philadelphia
Chester
Rotterdam
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New England Home Journal
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Boston University
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RK L
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Eagle Stove Foundry
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A. A. White & Co
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J.j.raynor Heirs
MR. Sheelhy
General Foreign News
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