Congress Debates Force Bill and Tobacco Rebates
Senate hears a spirited discussion on the force bill while the House passes a tobacco rebate measure. Reports note hatter firms failing in New York and Philadelphia, a Newton sewerage plan, and AFL convention proceedings. Also listed are bequests to colleges, Irish matters, and a London plan to ship gold to New York.
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Congress
Senate
House
New York
Philadelphia
Newton
American Federation of Labor
Ireland Sees Division Over Land Bill As Parnell Mission Led
In Loxpon on December 8, William O'Brien cables Charles Parnell urging unity to save Ireland. Parnell replies it is too late to rescue the seceders from their false position while offering to consult on arrival in Europe. Michael Davitt and the League Fund are mentioned in the broader context of the Irish party split and aid efforts.
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William O’brien
Parnell
Ireland
M’carthyites
America
House of Commons
London
New York
Land Department
Michael Davitt
League Fund
Loxpon
MCarthy Faction Unites Against Parnell in Dublin Assembly
London dispatch reports eight anti-Parnellite MPs led by Justin MCarthy meeting to decide policy. The council, including Abraham Dillon Healy O'Brien and O Connor, adjourned to 2 pm. They warn against Sir John Pope Hennessy and consider a new anti-Parnell daily in Dublin with funding from Healy and others.
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M’carthy
London
Justin M’carthy
Mr. Parnell
Messrs
Abraham
Dillon
Healy
O’brien
Arthur O’connor
Thomas Power O'Connor
Sexton
Dickson
Mr. Chance
Maurice and
Timothy Healy
M’carthyites
Varnell
Strife in Nationalist ranks sparks resignations and bids
London reports MP Chance will resign Kilkenny South seat over time to parliamentary duties. J Parnell declines 15000 for 100 lectures from Milwaukee. The News notes Liberal support for censure of government in Dillon O'Brien case. Dustin says Tipperary Town Commissioners condemn Parnell.
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Chance
Kilkenny South
Parnell
J. Parnell
Milwaukee
Wis
M’carthy
House of Commons
Messrs. Dillon
O'Brien
Dustin
Tipperary
London to Ship 1 000 000 in Gold to New York
London reports a plan to ship one million pounds in gold to New York to aid banks amid financial strain. The Times notes Britain and France should aid New York, while Barings collapse triggered a broader liquidity squeeze and spread of trouble.
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New York
Bank of France
the Times
Paris
Berlin
America
Bank of England
Happenings in China and Japan bulletin
Steamship China brings Chinese advices to November, 13 and Japanese to November, 21. Tai Ping Foo powder mill blast kills about 300, with 50 workers present and only two limbs found. Pachow city half destroyed by fire from another explosion. Japanese emigration policy agreed with Hawaii at $65 per passenger. Hachiogi firms suffer nearly $100,000 losses, panic follows. Monju crew capsized. captain and 14 men die, two survivors. Influenza returns to Tokyo. cholera waning.
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China
Japan
San Francisco
Cal
Tai Ping Foo
Pachow
Anlavel
Hawaii
Hachiogi
Tokio
Irish Members Move to Block Parnellite Seats in House
Anti-Parnellite MPs entered the Commons in force to preempt Parnellite seating. The land department bill passed its second reading 191 to 129 as Parnell and his followers voted against it. Speaker scheduled private procedure and tithes bills for January 22.
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House of Commons
Colonel Nolan
John Dealy
Mir. Parnell
Edward Marum
M’carthy
Dillon
O’brien
William Henry Smith
Balfour
Land Department
Ireland
Healy
Parnell
W. UH. Smith
Davitt Defends Ireland Cause Amid Strife
London dispatch reports Michael Davitt addressing Stratford supporters. He says Ireland’s path to self-government remains clear despite recent events and that both sides should not be ashamed. Davitt plans to aid the anti-Parnell campaign in Ireland and explains doubts about the 52000 pounds fund held in Paris in names of Parnell and M'Carthy, denying Parnell sole control.
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Michael Davitt
League Fund
London
Davitt
Stratford
Ireland
Gladstone
Parnell
Envoys Silent in Hope of Unity in Irish Affairs
In a press statement Mr. O'Brien warns of a delicate situation affecting Irish affairs this generation. He asks friends to remain reserved to avoid aggravating discord and to help unite the Irish party. Cork committees vow to sustain the cause as public fever subsides. A Parnellite mission to America is planned with Mr. Parnell sending envoys to the United States.
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New York
O’brien
M.P
Cork
Fitzgrralp
America
London
Parnell
United States
Boulangist Victory in Paris Municipal Election
Paris voters chose M. Grebouval, the Loulangist candidate, by 1260 votes to 1244 for M. Gely, a Republican, in the vacancy election for the Municipal Council held on December 8.
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Paris
M. Grebouval
M. Gely
Hatter firms fail as New York and Philadelphia assign
In New York Roberts Cushman & Co. assigns to Charles Stone. liabilities around $500,600 with assets $710,776. Hatter dealer H M Silverman & Co. assigns to John B. McGeorge. In Philadelphia Price Sherman & Co. and Frederick Sherman assign to Isaac J. Vincent. suspicions tie to Roberts Cushman. Large creditors include Roberts Cushman and Sherman families.
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Roberts, Cushman & Co
Greene Street
Lyons
France
Charles Stone
Sandy Hill
N. Y
Edward
Richard S
Nathan Roberts
Factory Point National Bank of
Manchester Centre
People’s National Bank of
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J. B. Martin
Paris
Bayard, Aine & Co
Edward Roberts
Chicago
Michigan
Massachusetts
Vermont
Price, Sherman & Co
Philadelphia
Robert H. Silverman
Philip Trautwein
H. M
Trantwein
Bradstreet’s
Ris
Snyder Avenue
Isaac J. Vincent
Frederick 3
Sherman
Chestnut Street
Vincent
Sherman & Delaplain
North Third Street
Joseph A. Boyer
William B. L. Price
Carlos
Charles L. Sherman
Charles L
Frederick
National Bank of
Castleton
General
Fisher
Philadelphia Canals of Roberts, Cushman & Co
Philadelphians
Ono
Knights of Labor
Sherman &Delaptain
King Kalakaua's Annexation Mission Reported in San Francisco
Conflicting statements arise over King Kalakaua's U S visit with rumors that Hawaii seeks annexation via terms acceptable to Congress. Advocates argue gains under American tariffs and a US controlled trade, while opponents cite official denials and ongoing negotiations behind the scenes with Hawaiian agents in Washington.
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San Francisco
Hawaiian Islands
Kalakaua
United States
Blaine
Congress
Hawaii
Ivis
England
George W. MacFarland
C. R. Bishop
Shooting Affray in Somerville Leaves Man Shot
On Linwood Street in Somerville, Rocco Vendetto alias George Murphy was shot by John Beatrice during a trunk dispute. Beatrice fired at Vendetto’s head, the bullet lodging in his right wrist. doctors removed it at the station. Beatrice was arrested on a Boston-bound horse car. Both men worked for John P. Squire. Vendetta was kept as a witness.
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Somerville
Rocco Vendetto
George Murphy
John Beatrice
Linwood Street
Beatrice
Vendetto
Steamship Boston Exhibition Voyage Report
Steamship Boston, newly added to the Yarmouth line, carried a large group of gentlemen curious about marine matters on a harbor excursion from Lewis Wharf just after noon. The trip showcased the vessel’s wood qualities with a return to the port around 2 30. President Baker of the company praised the line and predicted future success as guests cheered.
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Boston
Yarmouth
Lewis Wharf
Bey
Baker
Weather forecast for New England states and New York
The forecast through 8 p. m. Tuesday calls for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont fair with winds turning southerly and warmer, and Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut light snow with winds shifting to the day. Eastern New York looks for fair weather with light snow near the coast Tuesday morning, winds turning to southwest and warmer, with warmth continuing Wednesday.
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WasningTon
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Weather Forecast For New England Regions
Northern New England will see cloud cover with possible light snow along coasts tonight, winds veering east and gradual warming. southern New England faces clouds with light rain or snow clearing tonight, winds southerly and temperatures rising. Tomorrow, northern areas clear early with warmer southwest winds, southern areas expecting rain and warmer weather. The broader synopsis notes clear conditions in the north and lake regions, with low pressure nearby and a warm front moving, temperatures varying sharply across states with cold interior nights.
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Lake
Gulf States
Oho Valley
New York
Washington
Cincinnat
Norfolk
Hatteras
Lake Superior
Marquette
Michigan
Lower Lakes
Pacific
Salt Lake City
Nova Scotia
Texas
Montana
Galveston
Fort Assiniboine
Montgomery
Northfield
Nantucket
Northwest Normal Temperature Records Note
The record notes list a normal maximum temperature of 41.7 degrees with eighteen years of Liinimum data and a Norma value of 26.3. The fragment preserves the core figures and indicates an average norm reference in the Northwest region.
Captain Stabbed to Death Aboard Buckingham
The British four masted ship Buckingham from Dundee arrived in New York after a stormy passage. Captain Lyall, 38, was stabbed four times by the cook Bhagwan Dhaas, 22, and died instantly. The body was buried at sea. The crew, mixed East Indians and whites, faced tension with Captain Christie. A Mauritius sailor attempted to stab the boatswain’s mate and was placed in irons.
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Buckingham
Dundee
Christie
Lyall
Lascar
Bhagwan Dhaas
Irops
Mauritius
Delamater Surrenders All Assets in Pennsylvania
Meadvill e report shows Delamater & Co assignees list assets at 472 549 dollars with liabilities of 544 700. Delamater and his family have surrendered everything in a case centered in Meadville Pennsylvania with creditors seeking recovery.
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Delamater
Meadville
Penn
Dec. G
Delamater & Co
Present to each little girl with sewing machines
A notice announces gifts of a large coll valued at $5 to every girl, to be added upon purchase of 2 New Home Sewing Machines, at 160 Tremont Street, as part of a promotional offer placed by the seller.
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Tremont St
Tremont Street
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