Kilkenny Fight Tests Irish Funds in America
Dusty notes from Kilkenny on December 15 recount Parnell facing opposition from Davitt and Tanner while supporters rally at Ossory Hotel. Deputation from Aghadee branch backs Parnell. Dublin clergy condemn him. crowds cheer Dillon and O Brien as Parnell leaves. M Poth notes Paris meeting with O Brien pending.
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Dusty
Parnell
Arlingford
Rathdowney
Messrs
Davitt
Tanner
Harrison, O'Kelly
Edward Harrington
Joseph Nolan
Ossory Hotel
Aghadee
Galway
League
London
Tim -Healy
Market
Mr. Parnell
Tallyho
Saway
Durrow
William O’ Brien
Harrington
Dillon
Par
Mel
Justin M’carthy
Dublin
Kilkenny
M’carthy
O’brien
Paris
Durnuty
Vincent Scully
Parnellites
House of Commons
North
Marum
John Pope Hennessy
Nationalist Party
National League
Armagh
Cork Corporation
John Dillon Calls for Ireland to Back Parnell or Fight
New York dispatch reports John Dillon issuing a lengthy statement opposing Mr Parnell. Dillon warns that backing Parnell’s leadership risks a seven year Tory coercion and blocks Home Rule by parliamentary action. He urges unity through O Brien and Parnell talks and condemns Parnell’s tone and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dillon
New York
Parnell
Ireland
Dublin
Cork
O’brien
Irish funds in America seek clear use for evicted tenants
A circular from Irish funds treasurers in America requests immediate forward of any collected money to Dublin for tenants expelled during Ireland's agitation. It notes an agreed purpose with Parnell and the Irish parliamentary party to aid evicted tenants loyal to the Irish cause, with Messrs Kenny and Webb as trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New Yoas
Ireland
Parnell
Irish Parliamentary Party
Joseph K. Kenny
M.P
Alfred Ebb
M. P
Dubwin
E.jkenny
Alfred Webb
Desecration: O Briens Paper Attacks Leamy
The Suppressed United Ireland group issues William O'Brien's Paper, a four page half penny publication. Its lead article titled Desecration condemns the Castle attack as unjust, and expresses disbelief that Leamy betrayed O'Brien with a stab from trusted friends.
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William O’brien
United Ireland
O’brien
Church and Parnell clash sparks parishioner protests
In Censury Killkysart Mass Father Gillian denounces Parnell and patrons walk out. Outside, parishioners vote confidence in Parnell while Dean O Reagan and cloyne chapter repudiate him. In Galway clergy meeting draws pro Parnell supporters who urge MP Pinkerton to resign.
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Killkysart
Gillian
Parnell
P. D. O’reagan
Chapter of
Cloyne
Galway
J.pinkerton
Galway City
Mitchelstown
Pope in Danger as Cold Weather Strikes Vatican
A Rome despatch to the National Zeitung says the Pope’s condition is gravely affected by extreme cold. Dr Ceccerelli, attending his Holiness, is prepared for the worst as anxiety grows at the Vatican.
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Bert
National Zeitung
Rome
Vatican
Ceccerelli
Savage Catechism Debate Moves Unitarians at Channing Hall
Unitarian ministers in Channing Hall forenoon session discuss Rev M J Savage's Catechism. Critics caution on evolution and borrowed ideas while praising its historical method and clarity. Savage defends its Unitarian stance and aims to provoke thought and dialogue among congregants and Sunday school circles.
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Channing Hall
M. J. Savage
James de Normandie
Jesus
de Normandie
Edward A. Horton
Mr. Horton
Horton
Sunday School Society
Savage
Mr. Savage
Channing
Parker
Ignatius
Aarent
James Freeman Clarke
New Mail-Only Trains to Link Boston and New York
Beginning next Sunday night a mail and express only train service will run between Boston and New York, carrying no passengers. The Boston train leaves at 10 30 p m from South Station arriving in New York at 6 00 a m, while New York departs at 10 50 p m arriving in Boston at 6 00 a m. Officials say the service will improve timeliness for mail and paper mail deliveries across New England.
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Boston
New York
New England
Boston & Albany
Postal Service
Boston, Springfield & New York Railway
New York Mail
New York Paper
Springfield
W. H. Barnes
Boston & Alvany
Lucius
Fire News From Pawtucket to Arkansas Towns
A brisk Pawtucket blaze destroyed the Point of Pines grand stand set by boys. fire from a kerosene lamp caused losses at several structures in Pawtucket and Roxbury, with total damages ranging from 25 to 1500 dollars. In Arkansas, Dardanelli and Monticello burned, totaling about 150000 dollars. in New Hampshire, the Free Will Baptist Church in Lake Village burned, valued at 10000 dollars.
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Pines
Pawtucket
Point of Pines
Charles ‘Thayer
Revere
Station 1
Cross Street
West Brookline Street
H. W. Paine
Common Street
Parker Street
Roxbury
James Simpson
Providencr
R.I
Main Street
James Mason Estate
FE. Hewins
Alice B. Neale
Mariner
Arthur 5. Browne
Mason
Pawtucket Loan Company
Wich
Litter Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Dardanelli
Monticello
Dardanelli Post
Monticellian
Lake Village
N. H
Free Will Baptist Church
W.H. Getchell
Opening of a New Era in Massachusetts Politics
A Massachusetts club celebrates a pivotal political shift with calls to unify the Democratic cause, urging support for the Governor-elect and Massachusetts Democrats to seize control of state government and influence national politics. The speech highlights the 1892 national contest, praises Mayor-elect Nathan Matthews Jr., and stresses party renewal and organized effort for future victories.
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Commonwealth
Republican Party
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Williams
Massachusetts
National Republican Party
Boston
New England
Nathan Matthews
Democratic Party of
Senate
United States
Harvey N. Collison
Henry W. Swift
Frank H. Pope
Leominster
Russell Rose
Crosby
Club elects officers at business meeting
At the 6 30 business meeting the committee reported a full slate for the ensuing year. Unanimously elected were President Harvey N. Collison of Boston, Vice Presidents John W. Corcoran Clin ton J Russell Reed Lexington Samuel Roads Jr Marblehead Henry W Swift Boston. Secretary Benjamin W. Wells Boston Treasurer John L Nichols Somerville. Executive committee Henry W Ashley Westfield A George Bullock Worcester Sigourney Butler Quincy James H Car michael Lowell I Jefferson Coolidge Jr Manchester James J Dooling Boston Freeman C Griswold Greenfield Ira C Hersey Roxboro Pierre Humbert Jr Boston Isaac M Jackson Plymouth Charles E Mongan Somerville Charles T Scannell Arlington. Committee on Admissions William G A Pattee Quincy T Frank Noonan Boston Frederick H Temple Boston James F Ayl ward Cambridge Marcus Morton Jr Andover.
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Harvey N. Collison
Boston
John W. Corcoran
Clinton
J. Russell Reed
Lexington
Samuel Roads, Jr
Marblehead
Henry W. Swift
Benjamin W. Wells
John L. Nichols
Somerville
Henry W. Ashley
Westfield
A. George Bullock
Worcester
Sigourney Butler
Quincy
James H. Carmichael
Lowell
I. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Manchester
James J. Dooling
Freeman C. Griswold
Greenfield
Ira C. Hersey
Roxboro
Pierre Humbert, Jr
Isaac M. Jackson
Plymouth
Charles E. Mongan
Charles T. Scannell
Arlington
Committee On
William G. A. Pattee
T. Frank Noonan
Frederick H. Temple
James F. Aylward
Cambridge
Marcus Morton, Jr
Andover
Runaway horse collides with electric car injuring three in Cambridge
A horse pulling a wagon ran wild on Irving Street and collided with an oncoming electric car near Cambridge. Mrs. Delia L. Giddings sustained a severe scalp wound and was placed in hospital along with driver Albert P. Joll. J.C. Flanders and others were lightly injured. The horse broke a leg and was shot.
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Albert P. Joll
Anderson Street
B. W. Favor
Cambridge Street
Irving Street
Delia L. Giddings
Broadway
Cambridge
Albert PD. Joli
J.C. Flanders
Walnut Street
Kimpball
Mrs. Giddings
Mr. Joll
Massachusetts General Hospital
Flanders
O'Neil
Lorillard Brick Works Put in Receivership
The Lorillard Brick Works Company with plants at 65 South street New York and Keyport New Jersey has been placed in the hands of receiver Charles Seidler. Liabilities exceed 1,000,000 dollars while assets total about 1,500,000. The firm held substantial real estate and builders' paper valued at over 200,000, and faced cash shortages. Jacob Lorillard was president and R C Guyer secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lorillard Brick Works Company
South Street
East Ninety-seventh Street
Keyport
N.J
Charles Seidler
United States
Jacob Lorillard
R. C. Guyer
Holiday Garment Clearance From R. & J. G.
R. & J. G. announce a Christmas sale of Ladies' Garments with deep discounts on Seal Plush Jackets and Sacques, stylish reefers, Beaver Cloth jackets, and wraps. Prices slashed from regulars to $10 for jackets, $14.50 for sacques, and $2.50 to $15 for select coats. Misses’ items and new calendars also offered with purchases of 50 cents or more.
Park and Library Departments Seek More City Funds in 1891
The Boston Board of Aldermen heard park commissioners warn that current loan funds will expire with 1891. They urge a new legislative loan to finish Muddy River work, Marine Park extension, Back Bay fens, and land purchases. Library trustees request $850,000 extra to complete the Copley Square building, asking the Mayor to seek Legislature approval.
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Board of Aldermen
Park Commissioners
Muddy River
Marine Park
Fort Independence
Back Bay
Arnold Arboretum
Franklin Park
Committee On Finance
Board of Trustees
Public Library
Pubyri Library
City of Boston
Samy. A. B. Abbott
City of
Boston
Reed
Copley Square
Board of Assessors
McLaughlin
Sprague
Ward 10
Folsom
George H. Innis
Asa
H. Caton
Harry Johnson
Committee On Railroads
Meigs
A Real Luxury SAPOLIO Advertises Domestic Ease
An old advertisement markets SAPOLIO as a luxury that eases household drudgery for women. It claims saving time, reducing wrinkles, and pleasing husbands, urging buyers to reject substitutes and demand the exact product. It touts shine on floors tables and painted work and praises usefulness in pots pans and metals.
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Sapolio
City council action on street and rail proposals and school ordinance
Aldermanic actions include a new petition from a railway company for track location along the Charles River corridor from Cambridge bridge to Bowdoin square with stations at Allen street Blossom street and Bowdoin. an amendment to a truant school ordinance removing punishment provisions for persistent violation by pupils. street improvement steps for the Church street district. and a request to seek General Court authorization for water service and street wear assessments.
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Vated Railway Company
McLaughlin
Cambridge Bridge
Charles River
Allen Street
Charles Street
Fruit Street
Seabury Place
Eaton Street
Chambers Street
Green Street
Bowdoin Square
Cambridge Street
Charles
Blossom Street
Committee of Railways
Deer Island
Smith
Church Street
Board of Street Commissioners
General Court
Boston
Torrey Bankrupt Bill Prompts Call for Passage
Colonel Jay L. Torrey discussed the bankrupt bill at Young's, urging action before the March 3 Congress adjourns. He cited a West convention memorial urging immediate consideration to protect creditors and restore confidence, detailing provisions for fair creditors meetings, extensions, trustees, bankrupt estates, and lawful discharge of honest insolvents. Torrey plans to return to St. Louis after the Boston visit.
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Jay L. Torrey
Young’s
Post
Congress
Senate
Torrey
West
United States
House of Representatives
Committee On the Judiciary
Boston
St. Louis
Bank Chief Takes Office and Governor Staff Event
The Hon. S. N. Aldrich began duties as president of the State National Bank. An informal reception for Governor Brackett staff ladies was hosted by Mrs. Brackett at the Vendome with lunch for fifteen. D. L. Moody starts evangelistic work January 1 in this city. A. J. Gordon will join Moody Bible Institute in Chicago for a month. The Central Democratic Association of Wards 17 and 18 plans its annual ball on Tuesday evening December 3 at Odd Fellows Hall with Edmands's band.
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A. J. Gordon
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Chicago
Moody Bible Institute
Mr. Moody
Boston
Central Democratic Association of Wards
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Edmands
Kemp's Balsam Cough Cure Offered Free Samples
Public notice advertises Kemp's Balsam as a superior cough remedy with free sample bottles from druggists. Large bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
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Kemp
Real Estate Ads For Sale Or Rent Rooms Wanted
Classified real estate notices show listings for properties for sale or rent and requests for rooms to rent or share. Includes brief details from the readable text about locations, terms, and contact options.
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