Bitter Feelings in English Press Over Venezuela Stand
The English press voices resentment as President Cleveland sternly defends the Monroe doctrine and halts Britain’s Venezuela expansion. Americans applaud, while Lord Salisbury’s reply stirs hostility. War between the U S and England would be fratricidal, a catastrophe for two civilized nations. (Continued on Page 2.)
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Congress
Great Britain
Venezuela
Maine
California
England
America
Lord Salisbury
Fort Sumter
United States
Lynn Hospital annual meeting elects new officers
Lynn Det 17 reports Lynn Hospital Corporation elected Henry Sprague as president Amos Breed as vice president G A Badger as clerk D H Sweetser as treasurer and Captain J G B Adams joining the board Also Joseph Swift and Professor Elihu Thorson noted Dr Sneldon remains superintendent The hospital fund is 110 221 with income 16 9 percent expenses 12 514 There were 651 patients admitted and sixty deaths.
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Lynn
Lynn Hospital Corporation
Henry —B. Sprague
Amos F. Breed
G. A. Badger
D. H. Sweetser
J. G. B. Adams
Joseph Swift
Elihu Thorson
Sneldon
Second Story Robbery Strikes Chase Mansion in Boston
A professional theft at 1546 Beacon Street Boston occurred between 6 and 8 pm last evening. Caleb Chase of Chase & Sanborn reported nearly $4000 in diamonds and jewelry stolen after burglars forced a second floor window and ransacked the upper rooms. Police traced three men near the Chase home, while Mrs Chase described the missing items including a large solitaire diamond, earrings, pins, a gold watch, and bracelets valued around $1000.
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Caleb Chase
Beacon Street
Chases
Jimmy
Chase Mansion
Chase A
Chase
Chase & Sanborn, Grocers
Sone
Boston
Brattle Street
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Barnard Manufacturing Plans Stock Rise and More Spindles
Fall River December 17 Barnard Manufacturing Company stockholders voted to raise capital from 330000 to 495000 and expand spindle capacity by adding 30000 spindles for a total of 67000 at the plant.
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Fall River
Barnard Manufacturing Company
Somerville Church Fair Opens With Crowd At Universalist
The First Universalist Church of Somerville hosted the opening day of its annual church fair yesterday. The event drew many visitors between 4 p.m. and 10 p.m. and will run daily this week from 4 p.m. onward.
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Universalist
Somerville
Crescent place driver badly hurt in Washington street crash
Louis Waterman 19, driver of a street team, was thrown from his wagon and badly injured when a GO id Cacti car collided with an express team on Washington street near Hotel Woodcock last night. The horse ran away briefly, Fred Foley and Sidney Laurence helped restrain it. Waterman remained at City Hospital at his death point reported. Bystanders blame West End employees for the accident.
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Washington Street
Hotel Woodcock
Louis Waterman
Crescent Place
Waterman
Fred 'W. Foley
Sidney Laurence
Woodcock
Foley
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Arctic Pole
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Cornhill
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Canal Street
Claflin, Young & Stanley
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