Boston News Highlights Major City Events
The issue lists events across Boston including the first anniversary of the Boston Nationalist Club with lectures by Jessor De Leon Edward Bellamy and Rev. Hale. It notes political disputes in the Common Council debates debt limits and fire engine petitions, a resignation of Colonel Bancroft as road-master, and various society gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Nationalist Club
Jessor de Leon
Edward Bellamy
Edward E. Hale
J. W. Henderson
Texas
Meeuen
Common Council
Bancroft
West End
Princeton
Harvard
Eliot School
Young’s
Shipping ‘League
Barrett
Woman’s Charity Club
Boston Theatre
Algonquin Club
Wells Memorial Institute
Conference of Unity Clubs
Robinson
One Quarter Value Sale Of Custom Misfit Garments
An urgent notice announces a limited sale of medium sizes from a special lot of misfit and uncalled-for clothing. Many odd styles including clerical coats and army, navy, and Patriarch Militant coats are priced at about one quarter of their value. The sale ends soon with extended hours tomorrow and Tuesday evening.
Weather Forecast for New England and New York
JHE Weather reports fair conditions across Maine New Hampshire Vermont and rest of New England with lower temperatures and northwesterly winds. Eastern New York also fair with cooler temps and NW winds. Boston 8 A M readings show cloudy to clear skies and temperatures in the low forties with moderate humidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New England
New York
Boston
Mometer
Albany
Oston
Buffalo
Cle Miamarck
Dak
Cheyenne
Cincinmati
Chicoo
Detroit
Duluth
el Paso
Portland
Salt Lake City
Eae
Wilmington
N.C
Navy Leaves and Orders Include Portsmouth Yard Duty
Washington December 19 Special Naval orders move Lieutenant F H Delano to the navy yard Portsmouth New Hampshire. Rear Admiral Daniel Ammen receives six months leave of absence with permission to depart the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waasuhington
F. H. Delano
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
N. H
Daniel Ammen
United States
Brazil Denies Preto Manifesto as Calumny and Threats
Brazilian Finance Minister Barbosa rebuts Viscount De Ouro Preto’s claim of an unreliability in officers and traitor ministers. He says Preto deceives Europe, vows Brazil allied with America, advancing constitution, civil marriage, and religious freedom. London reports fresh disorder in Rio de Janeiro amid fears of further complications.
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Lisbon
Seculo
Senhor Barbosa
Brazil
Viscount de Ouro Preto
Senhor Maracaju
Preto
Maracaju
Dom Pedro
Republic
de Ouro
Europe
Pedro
Mexico
All America
London
Rio Janeiro
Captain Christie’s Certificate Suspended in Quint Disaster
Government commissioners probing the Quint disaster suspend Captain Christie’s certificate for twelve months and engineer Thomas Short for seven months after their investigation into the steamer blaze that killed five passengers in Toronto Ontario on December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diseronto
Ont
Quint
Christie
Thomas Short
Sixteen Girls Burned At Tilden Public School
At the Tilden public school sixteen girls rehearsing a Christmas cantata had costumes of gauze catch fire from a candle. Five escaped into the street and were rolled in mud to extinguish flames. Jennie Lancashire died from burns and four others were seriously injured but survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derrott
Dee
Tilden
Jennie Lancashire
Polynesian's Tempestuous Voyage From Moville to St John
The Polynesian endured a gale aboard from Moville to St John with seas high and waves breaking over the vessel. a starboard lifeboat was torn away, some minor damage occurred, and the captain sheltered in St John for coal. The report of sailing in under sail is denied.
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Hattrax
Moville
St. John’s
Petition to defer street railway location in Salem
A petition is circulated asking Aldermen to delay action on the Naumkeag Street railway plan for Loring avenue to Swampscott line until a new company called the Union Electric Company can petition for the same route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Street Railway
Salem
Naumkeag Street Railway
Loring Avenue
Swampscott
DOW
Union Electric Company
Mr. Grady Falls Ill. Doctors Report Fever
Mr Grady had a bad night in Atlanta with his condition worsening and doctors reporting higher fever today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Grady
Atlanta
Steamers Arrived and Departed Across Atlantic Routes
A list of ships arriving and sailing between port cities on December dates. Vessels include Tordenskjold from Banes City port to Baltimore, Marmion from Port Antonio, Yesso from Liverpool to New York, City of Paris from Liverpool to New York, Aller from Bremen to New York, Page from Baltimore to Rotterdam, Caspian from Baltimore to Liverpool, Energie from New York to Bremen, and Bergenland from New York to Antwerp.
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Ene
Tordenskjold
Banes
Pinan
Marmion
Port Antonio
Baltimore
Yesso
Liverpool
New York
City of Parls
Southampton
Saale
Aller
Bremen
Rotterdam
Page
Caspian
Dover
Energie
Parnell Receives Support as Report Not Yet Published
London reports the special commission chaired by Judges Hannen Day and Smith has finished its inquiry into Times charges against Parnellite MPs, but the document awaits Parliament. Parnell speaks in Liverpool urging Lancashire to back the Liberal-led push in the next election, while a Liverpool tenants defence fund check for 17500 is presented at a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell Commission
Montreal
Portland
Boston
New York
Leyden
Berlin
Duke of Abercorn
Dublin
London
Hannen, Day and Smith
Times
Liverpool Tenants’ Defence Fund
Russell
Home Rule
Ireland
Lars Spencer
Balfour
Rishmen
England
Influenza Harmless Cited by French Officials Ill
In Beruw December 19 Professor Leyden spoke on influenza easing fears as it appears to curb more dangerous diseases such as typhoid. In Paris December 19 Prime Minister Tirard and ministers de Freycinet Spuller and Faye are suffering from the influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beruw
Professor Leyden
Paris
M. Tirard
M. de Freycinet
M. Spuller
M. Faye
Land-Owners Convention Opens in Durum Led by Duke Abercorn
The Duke of Abercorn presided at the land-owners convention in Durum. He denied landlords aimed to hamper tenants and asserted none of the convention funds were used for such a purpose. Resolutions urged retention of the landed class and protested compulsory sales, while pledging to provide or advance money to enable landlords to buy out tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Abercorn
Ireland
Boulangist Leader Election Questioned in Paris Chamber
Paris dispatch reports a lengthy debate on M. Vacher as Boulangist head in Bou langer’s absence. Deputy Le Herisse pushes for inquiry, voted 274 to 244. Also noted are orders for three new iron clad ships at 2.4 million each, and violent steamer explosions near Rouen injuring one and causing 150000 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Vacher
Boulanger
le Herisse
London
Fergusons
Young
Rouen
Philadelphia
Cuxhaven
Chronicle
Rome
Browning
Westminster Abbey
Vatican
Vera
Legation
Porte
Moussa Bey
Knapp
Moussa
Armenian Church Crisis Deepens Over Garadjian Visit
A violent incident left Sailant and Dr. Reynolds wounded with the end of the nose sliced off. The Porte, following its Washington adviser, ordered the Armenia patriarch to recall Archimandrite Garadjian from America and to explain how he was permitted to travel there.
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Sailant
Renolds
The
Porte
Washington
Armenia
Garadjian
America
Silcott Defalcation Report Aims to Reimburse Congress
The House special committee on the Silcott defalcation recommends an appropriation to restore losses suffered by members of the House and to cover salary deficiencies. A separate measure would name the sergeant at arms as disbursing officer. About 75 000 dollars is estimated to suffice. The panel says the public treasury should bear the loss, not members who have not been fully compensated. Personal deposits should be returned to their owners.
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Page
Reed
Corporal Tanner
Law and Claims
Washington
Silcott
House
Payne
Congress
Appeal for General Observance of Jan. 8 Victory
At Nasuvintx Tennessee on December 19 soldiers and friends of General Andrew Jackson issue a call to celebrate his January 8 victory. They urge governors mayors officers civil societies and all loyal Americans to unite in commemorating the day and to keep alive Jacksons Union preservation watchword.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasuvintx
Tenn
Andrew Jackson
The
Republic
Jackson
Old Guard
Symphony in Baltimore Praises Nikisch Conducting Debut
The Lyceum Theatre concert under Mr Nickisch drew a fashionable crowd despite bad weather. The program featured Fingal's Cave Overture, Mendelssohn Piano Concerto in G with Rubinstein, Liszt Les Preludes, and Beethoven Symphony No. 5. The review lauds Nikisch's interpretation, notes strong applause, and contrasts Baltimore's reception with Boston and New York. Arthur Weld signs off.
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Baltimore
Sprcral
Lyceum Theatre
Fingal’s
Mendelssohn
Eere Rubinstein
Carl Faelten
New England Conservatory
Nickisch
Boston
Nikisch
Vox Populi
Vox Dei
New York
Philadelphia
Mr. Nikisch
Mr. Gericke
Arthur Weld
Art Tables For Christmas Gift Demand In Elegant Furnishings
Alma Tademas defines artists as those who point to beauty and elevate existence. The piece notes a rise in love for artistic furniture from coarse to refined Parisian cabinets and tables, especially art tables selling before Christmas. Cornerless designs suit any space and add tone. prices are special for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Tadema
Montreal Plans 4 Million Bond Drive to Boost Grain Trade
A Montreal council proposal seeks Quebec legislative approval to issue 4 million dollars in bonds for port improvements. The goal is to attract grain and flour business from Chicago and Western centers by upgrading shipping and storage facilities at the port. If approved, Montreal would boast premier Atlantic seaboard shipment facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Montreau
Legislature of
Quebec
City of
Boston
Portland
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Nourishment Claim for Mellin's Food Cited
A report notes a child fails to be nourished by most food but improves with Mellin's Food whose nutrients support growth. Separately, an explosion at the American Powder Mills in the charcoal room blew out a cap on a coal cylinder, killing C. H. Saunder and injuring Joseph Hurd with severe scalds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellin
C. H. Saunder
Joseph Hurd
American Powder Mills
Nationalists Celebrate First Boston Club Anniversary
The Nationalist Club of Boston held its first anniversary at Tremont Temple with afternoon and evening sessions. Delegates came from New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Washington, Lynn, Portsmouth, Oakland, Des Moines, and Hartford as Professor Daniel De Leon, Edward Bellamy and others addressed the gathering on socialist history and the American path for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationalist Club of
Boston
Tremont Temple
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Washington
Lynn
Portsmouth
Oakland
Cal
Des Moines
Hartford
Karl Marx
Russia
Germany
Imperial Party
Social Democratic Party
Labor Party
America
United States
Edward Bellamy
la Salle
Mr. Barrett
Philadelphia Club
Bellamy
Schmidt
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the Presbyterian Hospital
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International Marine Conference Today
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