President Grevy Re-elected by French National Assembly
Paris December 28 M Francois Jules Grevy was reelected President of the French Republic by the joint National Assembly amid intense debate and street crowds. The vote yielded a 135 vote majority as clashes erupted between Left and Right factions and critics alleged illegitimacy of the assembly.
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Paris
Francois Jules Paw
Geevy
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
National Assembly
Amit
M. Grevy
M. Cuneo de Jamo
M. Paul de Cursagnac
Congress
Ulegel
France
M. Srisson
M. de Freycinet
Francois Grevy the second elected French president
Francois Paul Jules Grevy, born near the Jura frontier, rose from a peasant background to lead France as president. A lawyer and staunch republican, he opposed Napoleon III, and after decades of public service including the Chamber and Assembly, he became president in 1879, noted for moderation and impartiality amid political upheaval.
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Francois Paul Jules Grevy
Jura
Gorn Augis
Europe
Marying
Portway Lyceum
Jules
Paris
Armand Barbus
Louis Auguste Blanqui
Concitergerie
AL. Grevy
Bis Party
M. Grevy
Napoeon
Co Ae
Menevy
France
Napoleon EE
Napoleon III
Mrevy
Napoleon
Mazas
Jerevy
Juva
Chamber of Deputies
Napoleon II
Sedan
MacMahon
Hotel de Ville
M Thiers
Government of National Defence
Donen
Republi E
Department
S Com
Marseilles
Bordeaux
Adolphe Thiers
Assembly
MacMehon
Grevy
Senate
Republic
M. Theirs
Ms Ninetta
Aboout
French Republie
Hia Ean Udsey Gua
Portrait of a political leader with calm command
The text depicts a man seen as born to command, respected by older elites for wealth and taste. He pursues rare books and art, enjoys shooting and chess, and maintains simple temperate habits despite wealth. He is noted for storytelling, humor, and a phlegmatic presiding style amid political turmoil, with seven years as President shaping deep knowledge of peers.
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Abraham Lincoln
Paul de Cassagnac
Second Ballot Elections For Six Seats In Seine
Paris voters cast for six Chamber of Deputies seats in the Seine department to fill vacancies. Radicals led with 172000 votes, Opportunists 104000, Conservatives 93000, following a December 13 first election where Radical candidates dominated. Fusion of Opportunists and Moderate Republicans anticipated 150000 votes. turnout roughly 381000 with about 100000 staying away.
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Paris
Department of the Seine
Chamber of Deputies
MOP
Explosive Dike Attack Stirs Marshfield Community
Marshfield Mass December reports intense excitement and ill will amid efforts last Thursday night to blast Green's Barbor river dike with dynamite. Police and state detectives pursue leads as town guards recall a masked party of about thirty, while a watchman notes a neighbor with a boat nearby may hold key information. The dike damage is minor compared with prior attempts, estimated repair at 1000.
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Marshfield
Mass
Hias
Green
Barbor River
Nel Fon Howerd
Themen
Invade Mexico Threat Looms After Mayor Election Rift
Rome Texas dispatch reports 100 to 150 men gathered at Juan Maldonader ranch near Rome arming for an attack on Mier Mexico four miles away. They back a defeated Mier mayoral candidate. Rioters fired on U.S. troops from the American bank after crossing the Rio Grande. Nuevo Laredo says General Gomez ordered Fortieth Cavalry toward Mier to keep peace during inauguration of the new official Jan. Authorities may act to break up the filibustering expedition.
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ST. Louris
Brownsville
Tex
Globe-Democrat
Rome
Juan Maldonader Ranch
Mier
Mexico
Rio Grande
United States
Nuevo Laredo
Mex
Gomez
Jani
Goff Threatens to Make It Hot in Canada
Montreal December 28 Canadian lawyers Greenshields Guerin and McCarkill vow to fight their client’s case to the last. Goff warns he will target Canadian lawyers or New York officials who try to arrest him. C P Davinson, Queen’s counsel, says Canadians are not afraid and predicts Goff captured if needed. Assignees push the matter. privy council reportedly backs the action.
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Montreal
E. H. Goffs
Greenshields
Guerin
McCarkill
Goff
New York
C. P Davinson
Queen’s Counsel
Privy Council
Bloody double murder in Cherokee Nation over love dispute
In Cherokee Nation near Fort Worth Arkansas on December 28 George Hiles was killed by Dave Mize and Joe Hunter. After Mize learned of Hiles courting his wife he lured Hiles into the woods with Hunter and fired a double barreled gun at close range. The pair then shot the dying man multiple times and fled the scene.
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Worth
Ark
George Hiles
Dave Mize
Joe Hunter
Hiles
Mize
Hunter
Republicans in Hamilton county decline to join Ohio House caucus
Cincinnati December 28 Republican candidates for Hamilton county representatives held a meeting and passed resolutions stating they were legally elected and will present their claims for seats, but they will not enter the Republican caucus to choose House officers and do not believe participation serves the state or party’s best interests.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
House
What the Ministers Learned in Chicago Meeting
Congregational ministers heard August Spies discuss socialist aims. He claimed 50,000 Socialists in the United States favor anarchy and force to start a levelling revolution. He attacked marriage as concubinage and predicted free love after a socialist upheaval.
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Chicago
August Spies
United States
Saloons raided in St Johnsbury on Christmas
In St Johnsbury Vermont on Christmas day a raid found an unusual number of drunks. Fines for selling amounted to 164 dollars and sixty bottles of beer were confiscated. Drunkenness fines totaled 61 dollars.
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ST. Jonnsbury
Three Boys Escape Reform School in Westboro
Three youths three boys two white and one Indian escaped from the State reform school in Westboro this afternoon and were still at large.
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South Framingham
Mass
State Reform School
Westboro
Liberty
Norton case papers served on Concord mayor
In Concorn New Hampshire on December 28 papers in the ongoing Norton versus City of Concord Knibbs valve suits were delivered to Mayor Woodman.
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Concorn
N. H
Marcus P. Norton
Concord
Knibbs
Woodman
Many Guesses On Mr Bigelow S Departure Inquiries
SPECIAL TO THE POST WASHINGTON D C Dec 26 The pension agency inquiry in Boston delays began December 1 and may involve Colonel McLean deputy commissioner of pensions A White House view says the Bigelow incident reveals greater responsibility and detail than expected and no reason to publish Bigelow s resignation General Butler accounts show a shortage of about 227060 in cash and bonds plus a one year half discrepancy Rosecrans predicts Congress will act and courts may settle the matter A competitive examination for pension office examiners will be held January 8 in Washington at 10am for salary 2000 per year Tenor of several notices follows including Lake Bielow place and treasurer shifts
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POST
Washington, D. C
Pension Agency
Boston
McLean
Pensions
Swaim
General King
New York
Warm
Senate
Judge Advocate General
Bigelow
Wa Bington
Congress
Butler
General Rosecrans
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Pension
Medcal
Commission
Lake Bielow
United States
Jordan
Manning
New York City
Children’s Christmas Club
Mollie Vilas
Nellie Arthur
Pepple
Miss Cleveland
Wallington
Boston Merchants’Association
Edmunds
Evarts
Allison
Morgan
Voorhees
Randall
Holman
Tucker
Butterworth
Reagan
McKinley
Findlay
Willis
Hepburn
Goff
Carlisle
Weston Lewis
Association
Press excursion party arrives for American Exposition in New Orleans
Washington congressional and press group joins Chicago and Midwest correspondents at Odin. They are greeted at the St. Charles Hotel by officials and local press, then attend American press day ceremonies in Music Hall with Governor McEnery, William Bross, and Pitkin. Fireworks finale precedes return.
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New Orleans
Washington
Odin
Chicago
Millwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Charles Hotel
McCorner
Government
Music Hall
McEnery
Louisiana
William Bross
The
Chicago Tribune
Mckinery
Crescent City
General Pitkin
Central
South America
Alexander Sullivan
Chicago Evening Journal
Twa
Pompeii
Erection of Cathedral at Garden City contested by former associate
Ex-Judge Horace Russell representing Mrs. Stewart said the group would fight the claim on its merits. If the claimant proves his case they would pay, though Russell believes he left Mrs. Stewart five years ago. He asserts they have compensated him for his services.
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Garden City
L. I
Horace Russell
Stewart
Desperate Jamaica Plain robbery thwarted by Mrs Fogg
A well dressed woman staged a break in at the Bigelow & Co. residence in Jamaica Plain. Angie Fogg, wife of Patrolman Charles W. Fogg, wrestled the monkey wrench from the intruder after she forced entry and struck Mrs. Fogg several times. The attacker fled. Mrs. Fogg sustained four or five head wounds but recovered. Described as medium build with dark complexion, wearing a black suit and hat. Police searched the area but no arrest reported.
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Angie Fogg
Charles W. Fogg
Thirteenth Division
Jamaica Plain
Fogg
Adamson Bigelow
Bigelow, Kennard & Co
Washington Street
Bigelow
Mrs. Fogg
Watts
McMorrow
Mr. Bigelow
Arrington murder case stalls as detectives press
Mass detectives in Foxboro continue investigations at the Village Hotel with four quartered there. They report no new facts tying the murder to a suspect and criticize the handling of the autopsy. Medical Examiner Harris from Boston is expected tomorrow to review the case and potential leads. Funeral for the victim is planned for tomorrow afternoon.
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Foxbono
Mass
Arrington
Harris
Boston
Edward Livermore Arrested on Execution for Embezzlement
New York on December 28 Edward Livermore a broker known on the street was arrested by the sheriff under an execution and is jailed. He previously failed in 1879 after being sued by James W Freeman who charged he hypothecated and converted stocks including Wabash worth about 16000. A judgment of 16530 was obtained and execution issued. He surrendered voluntarily. Livermore says liabilities total about 100000 as he seeks discharge from further liability.
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New York
Edward Livermore
Livermore
James W. Freeman
Contest for Cambello postmaster heats up
Special to the Post Brockton Dec 29 Quite a contest is now going on at Cambello for the postmastership held by Albert Keith a Republican A petition in favor of John Aiden a Ward Democrat has circulated and is signing Walter T Keith son of Martin S Keith of Boston is also an aspirant with a petition in his favor The two men are staunch Democrats and would fill the office well The friends of the present incumbent will use influence to keep him in place
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Brockton
Cambello
Albert Keith
John Aiden
Walter T. Keith
Martin S. Keith
Boston
Anglers arraigned in Andover Police Court over pond fishing
Lawrence Mass December 28 Arthur Dodge Dr G B Elliot Frank Chase Daniel O Leary and Joseph O Lonary were arraigned for fishing in Great Pond leased by the town and fined five dollars and costs each They appealed and posted one hundred dollars bond for Superior Court If adverse decision they will seek Supreme Court Dodge Billet and Leary sue Chief of Police Smith for illegal conversion or fishing tackle seized from them.
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Lawrence
Mass
Andover
Justice Poor
Arthur Dodge
G. B. Elliot
Frank Chase
Daniel O. Leary
Joseph O. Lonary
Great Pond
Tey
Bones
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Dodge
Billet
Leary
Smith
Natick Man Dies From Injuries After Fall Or Assault
Elbridge Howe of Natick Massachusetts aged 40 died from injuries last night, reportedly from a fall down stairs two weeks earlier. Some suspect an assault with a weapon like a sandbag, noting a mark behind the right ear though no flesh was broken. He drifted into unconsciousness after the incident and died. he was known to abuse liquor and was under its influence on the day of the alleged fall. An investigation is expected.
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Natick
Mass
Itis
Buckeye Glass Works Reopens After Wage Settlement
Wheeling West Virginia December 28 The Buckeye glass works at Martins Ferry Ohio idle since last summer due to strike accepted a modified wage proposal from the workers and preparations for Starling begun. Le Belle works at Bridgeport the only idle flint glass factory in the district is expected to start soon.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Buckeye Glass
Martin’s Ferry
le Belle Works
Bridgeport
Chicago’s Vandals Struck St Elizabeth Church Destruction
Unknown assailants entered St Elizabeth's Church in Chicago two nights earlier and damaged sixteen oil paintings, toppled figures in niches, desecrated the sanctuary with overturned vestments and spilled wine. They then entered the school room where desks were overturned, books scattered, and ink splattered on walls.
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Chicago
St. Elizabeth’s
Modjeska Marries First Cousin Felice Benda in Polish Church
Ralph Modjeska son of Mme Modjeska wed Miss Felice Benda his first cousin in St Stanislaus Church New York with Archbishop Corrigan officiating. Mme Modjeska and husband attended along with many actors and actresses. A wedding breakfast followed at Delmonico's before the couple departed for Omaha to begin their life together.
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New York
H Ralph Modjeska
Mme. Modjeskea
Felice Benda
Corrigan
St. Stanislaus
Mme. Modjerka
Delmonico’s
Omaha
Tobacco Growers Organize to Lobby Tax on Sumatra Tobacco
Elmira New York December 28 growers in Chemung Cowanesque Tioga Conlisceon and Canisteo valleys form a committee to raise funds for sending a representative to Washington. They aim to urge Congress to impose a heavier tax on Sumatra tobacco, saying importation harms local tobacco growers.
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Elmira
N.Y
Chemung
Cowanesque
Tioga
Conlisceon
Canisteo
Washington
Congress
Charges Against General Appraiser Brower Sent to Officials
New York December 28 Mr H D Phelps writes to President Cleveland and Secretary Manning charging General Appraiser George W Brower of incompetency and neglect of duty He also plans to present the charges to the United States Senate which has not yet acted on Brower’s nomination.
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New York
8. D. Phelps
Cleveland
Manning
George W. Brower
Phelps
United States Senate
Brower
Philadelphia mother arrested for suspected baby murder
In Philadelphia on December 28 Mrs Annie Gasking was taken into custody charged with killing her ten month old child. She claims the infant died after being attacked by a large cat which ripped its throat though the wound also looks as if it was cut. A bloody butcher knife was found in an outhouse on the premises.
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Philadelphia
Annie Gasking
Burke Knocks Out Mike Cleary In Chicago Title Fight
In Chicago, Jack Burke of Chicago defeated Mike Cleary of New York in three rounds at Battery D armory before about 4000. Burke's quick left and a decisive right to Cleary’s neck and ear ended the bout, Cleary falling unconscious and later revived. Burke improved his legendary right-hand power, following his California stint, to deliver the upset win.
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Chicago
Jack Burke
Mike Cleary
New York
Battery D Armory
Bourton
Tom Chandler
Paddy Carroll
Burke
Cleary
New Yorker
Bri
California
Sullivan
Liberal MPs divide over Ireland home rule stance
London dispatches summarize Liberal responses to the Irish home rule issue. Many members oppose granting an Irish Parliament and favor limiting its powers to local governance. Reuters notes unity of empire takes precedence, while Gladstone and associates weigh difficult paths to agreement.
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Ireland
London
Great Britain
Myr
Gladstone
Pall Mall Gazette
Salisbury
Captain O'Shea
Parnellites
O’shea
Dublin
The
Irish Times
Pinkerton Detectives Bound for Washington from Chicago
From Pittsburg the Penny Press reports five Pinkerton detectives traveled from Chicago to Washington by way of Philadelphia to protect President Cleveland. One member named McGuire said six men would join in Philadelphia for duties at the White House, with full instructions to be given on arrival at the Capitol.
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Piitsburg
Penny Press
Pinkerton
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
McGuire
Philadelphia
White House
Capitol
Sheridan
Pittsburg
Narrow Escape of the Manhattan Club Building Fire
Fire beneath the Manhattan Club on Fifth Avenue caused by an overheated register. Firemen arrived quickly and doused the flames with only a few hundred dollars in loss. Other reports from Dec 28 describe a big fire at Atwater Manufacturing in Westfield, a Worcester barn destroyed with insurance, a small East Boston oil shed blaze, and a false alarm from 34 Cross Street.
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Manhattan Club
New York
Springfield
Fifth Avenue
Masq
Atwater Manufacturing Compsby
Elm Street
Westfield
Worcester
Mass
Canterbury Street
Antonia King
Boston
Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad
Duamege
No. 34
Cross Street
Jenkins Cho Vice Nomination in City Council Caucus
Democratic members of the 1886 common council held a caucus and unanimously nominated Edward J. Jenkins of Ward 12 for president. John H. Lee declined candidacy. Jenkins thanked members and pledged fair administration as the Parker House reception followed the vote.
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the Common Council
Council
Messrs. Wharl
Ward 7
Fallon
Ward
John H. Lee
Hugh &. Brady
Ware
Nag c
Schwaskscaec Ee
Edward J. Jenkins
Oenenigne Eae
Mr. Jenkins
Lingh E. Brady
Dobkins
Adminster
Fairhees
Jenkins
Parker House
Lost in the gale schooner Cleopatra sinks. crew losses reported
News from Gloucester dated December 23 reports the loss of the schooner Cleopatra near Georges Bank after a gale. Captain George W. Pendleton sailed from this port, three men Hansen Hodge and Matheson drowned, one Nelson killed, five injured. Vessel valued at $10,000, owned by D C & H Babson and insured with Gloucester Mutual. Pendleton previously commanded Alice M Williams, wrecked at Iceland.
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Gloucester
George W. Pendleton
Despater
Philadelphia
Georges Bunt
Hansen
Hodge
Matheson
Nelson
Witness Places Besse in Fairhaven Before Time Corridor
George Woust a Fairhaven stone mason testifies he knew Samuel Besse and places him in Fairhaven on Wednesday morning within the time frame of the murder inquiry. West saw Besse near the Old Colony track between 8 and 9 o clock, heading toward Morselanders saloon on the Fairhaven bridge. Hat and underclothing recovered near the water front remain unverified. Inquest expected to yield no major new details.
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New Bedford
Mass
Samuel Besse
Richard Nelson Lawton
Westport
Besse
George Woust
Fairhaven
Wareham
West
Old Colony Track
Morselander
Fairhaven Bridge
Water Front
Miners vote to press strike for three cents per bushel
In Alliquippa Pennsylvania a mass meeting of striking miners decided to continue the strike for 3 cents per bushel. Operators rejected arbitration urging miners to accept. Deputies observed as a visit to nearby mines failed to persuade other workers to join. Tense mood feared if strikers remain nearby.
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Prrtsourne
Penn
Allquippa
Coal Valley
Those Texan Tragedies
The coroner's jury in Mrs. Eula Phillips's death ruled death from axe wounds inflicted by unknown attackers. Mrs. Hancock, assaulted the same night, died tonight. Mrs. Banes, held in San Antonio for her seven year old son's murder, arrived here claiming no knowledge and saying she had given him away before seeking work.
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Austin
Tex
Eula Phillips
Hancock
Seeking the buried miners at Nanticoke shaft
In Wilkes Barre Penn the Susquehanna Coal Company continues work to locate the 26 victims of the disaster at No 2 slope Nanticoke. Officials press on with opening the main gang way as three extra eight hour shifts prepare to reach the fatal spot in about five weeks. Debris is cleared at about 100 cars daily.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Vec
Susquehanna Coal Company
Nanticoke
Wellfleet Marine Insurance Granted Massachusetts Certificate
The Wellfleet Marine Insurance Company once a private partnership was ruled illegal by Commissioner Tarbox. After meeting the act’s requirements the company obtained a certificate authorizing it to transact marine insurance in Massachusetts.
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Wellfleet Marine Insurance Company
Tarbox
Massachusetts
Manufacturers Vote on Prices Across Shoe Departments
Brockton officials report the manufacturers' executive committee and three sub committees met at Commercial Club headquarters and voted that each committee pair with two department labor organizations to negotiate prices for nine shoe factory departments over a definite period, with meetings set for Thursday and Friday to reach agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Manufacturers’ Executive Committee
Commercial Club
Hadley shoots Hayes in Vermont house confrontation
Lyndonville reports Walter Hadley shot Edgar Hayes in a domestic dispute. Hayes was killed after he allegedly struck Hadley and fired first. Hadley claimed self defense. Found with brass knuckles and Hayes's revolver, Hadley surrendered immediately amid prior trouble between them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndonville
Walter Hadley
Edgar Hayes
Hadley
Hayes
Holliday Brothers Suit in Portland Court Favor Benjamin
In Portland on December 28 Judge Stearns ruled for Benjamin Holliday in the dispute with his brother Joseph over property valued at £90,000. The decision awards Joseph $240,000, and payment must precede Benjamin’s possession.
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Portland
Ore
Benjamin &. Holliday
Joseph
Edwin Booth Brings Brutus To Boston in Revival
Edwin Booth opened the Boston Museum season in Payne's Brutus. The actor delivered a nuanced Brutus with restraint and depth, drawing sympathy in the early acts and fierce patriotism in the finale. Supporting cast included J. B. Mason, Charles Kent, Annie Clarke, and others. despite strong acting, stage management had faults with lines forgotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Booth
Boston Museum
John Howard Payne
Brutus
Booth
Lucius Junius Brutus
Rome
Mr. Booth
Lucretia
I T
J.B. Mason
Titus
Charles Kent
Sextus
Annie Clsrke
Tallia
Beatus
Museum Company
Park Theatre
Mme
Janauschek
Mary
Scotland
Schiller
Mary Stuart
Mme. Ristori
Elizabeth
DeWorrast
Elizabeton
Ste
Chaplin
Dudley
Mr. Stuart
Mortimer
Auditory entertainments by a noted lineup of performers
The auditorium program features Frank Clayton, Harry Rogers, Siag gie Willett, Harry Thorne, Wilson Sinclair, Emmett and Watt, Sam Lucas, Mr and Mrs Brennan, Captain Linblie, Miss Annie MacVeagh, J W Coggswell and others. A large African Honess in the menagerie department is gravely ill with pneumonia. Her keeper stays by her cage all day, and spectators crowd nearby. Ladies send inside Delicacious for the ailing animal as sympathy grows.
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Frank Clayton
Harry Rogers
Siaggie Willett
Harry Thorne
Wilson Sinclair
Emmett and Watt
Sam Lucas
Brennan
Linblie
Annie MacVeagh
J. W. Coggswell
Resolutions Adopted By Boston Chamber On Reciprocity Talks
About 150 chamber members met at 12 30 pm under President Hersey B Goodwin to discuss reciprocity with Canada and Newfoundland. Edward T Russell supported resolutions urging commissioners to settle fisheries rights and push a reciprocal treaty to boost trade and shipping prospects for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Hersey B. Goodwin
Dominion of Canada
Newfoundland
Edward T. Russell
Russell
Congress
Province of
Prince of Jailbreakers Arrested After Long Criminal Run
William Prince, a 25 year old noted jailbreaker, was arrested by Officers Groton and Gorman at Station 7 after a history of break ins and escapes across Deer Island and the city. He served in the house of correction and house of industry, escaped multiple times, and faces charges in East Boston District Court before Judge Dwyer following a disturbance and drunkenness arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton and Gorman
Station 7
William Jr
Prince
House of Correction
Evein
East Boston
Dwyer
Arbitration at Kimball Brothers Factory Seeks Settlement
A special three member board including John F. McCarty George K. Pevear and Judge George F. Choate met at Kimball Brothers Union street Lynn to hear both sides of a labor dispute with the Knights of Labor. The meeting was secret but a satisfactory solution is expected and published tomorrow. Separately John Macnair shoe maker Bowler street discharged Stitchers Union members prompting a conference that ordered the girls back to work pending final settlement likely in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. McCarty
Knight of Labor
George K. Pevear
George F. Choate
Salem
Board of Arbitration
Knights of Labor
Kimball Brothers
Union Street
Lynn
Joint Board of Arbitration
Macnair
John Macnair
Bowler Street
Debates Over Kev Downs Fund Raising at Mechanic's Hall
A church finance insider claims Mechanic's Hall failed to pay performers and that collections rarely covered costs. He recalls totals from $40 to $200, noting sermons and services drew small, inconsistent crowds. He muses that admission might have helped, while others argue salvation remains free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kev
William W. Downs
Parson Downs
Church
Mechanic’s Hall
Osgood
Question Who will be next city clerk stirs local race
The field of candidates includes Colonel A N Sampson the current clerk Joseph H O Neil connected with public institutions Frederick E Goodrich a former clerk and KE Rankin editor of the Boston Herald Rankin gains quiet support while Sampson backs Republicans and O Neil has backing from friends Goodrich seen as unlikely winner Rankin touted as having a strong chance by supporters with Rankin well known at City Hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Sampson
Joseph H. O'Neil
Board of Directors of Public Institutions
Frederick E. Goodrich
KE. &, Rankin
Boston Herald
Colonel Simpson
O’ Neil
Goodrich
Rankin
City Hall
Cathedral Choir Dinner Features Trial by Jury Gilbert and Sullivan
Archbishop Williams hosted last evening’s annual Cathedral choir dinner at Catholic Union rooms Washington street with Rev L J O Poole Rev Joshua Botfish Rev Talbot and Rev H Carroll in attendance Supper followed in Professor Bantas hall A Gilbert and Sullivan Trial by Jury performance by twenty two Cathedral choir members led by J J McCluskey Ebien McLaughlin Thomas Hurley Sam Luckerman A J Mooney and G T J Calhane with Baldwin’s orchestra for the music and a social dance afterward by seventy five couples
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop Williams
Catholic Union Rooms
Washington Street
L. J. O' Poole
Joshua P. Botfish
Talbot
H. Carroll
J. J. McCluskey
Ebien McLaughlin
Thomas Jd. Hurley
Sam Luckerman
A. J. Mooney
Sumner Denounces Protective Tariffs at Free Trade Club
Professor W. G. Sumner of Yate College spoke to a large Free Trade Club gathering in Town Hall. He argued tariffs tax consumers to benefit manufacturers, challenged infant industry claims, and urged free trade to prevent national burdens while noting interdependent industries and the folly of protecting all sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
W. G. Sumner
Yate College
Free Trade Club
Town Hall
Hiudson
Sumner
United States
Luccnton Aldermen Hold Last 1985 Meeting
The last regular meeting of Luccnton Massachusetts aldermen for 1985, led by Mayor Keith, accepted resignations of George Copeland as warden of Ward 2 John Gilmore as clerk of Ward 4 and Issue H Harrison from the board of health. Budget and reports were filed and city officials authorized a $4000 borrowing to cover notes due January 5, 1586 with repayment from 1886 taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luccnton
Mass
Board of Aldermen
Keith
George Copeland
Weid
John Gilmore
H. Harrison
Board of Health
Water Commissioners
Selmit Cotillon Party Hailed By Back Bay Society
Society of Back Bay held its first cotillon party last evening at Bergseley ish with Mrs. Thomas Cushing Mrs. E Rolling Morse and Mrs. William P Fay as reception committee. Lady managers ran the affair in graceful fashion. Mr T F Cushing led the German with elegance and grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Bay
Bergseley Ish
Thomas , Cushing
E. Rolling Morse
William P. Fay
T. F. Cushing
Swampscott Adjourned Meeting on Town Division Fails
An adjourned meeting of Swampscott citizens who favor town division was held at the Town hall Monday evening. The discussion ran long but no result was reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swampscott
Riot at Detroit and labor strikes hit cities
No trouble followed the riotous Poles in Detroit yesterday while glass blowers in Cleveland and Oswego County New York went on strike. The New York state insurance chief John A. McCall tendered his resignation. The Unity Church in Worcester voted to call Rev Calvn Slebbisa. Benjamin Tatham ex Indian commissioner and merchant had his funeral in New York. Legal hearings in Philadelphia began over a lease dispute involving Central railroad of New Jersey and Reading railroad. About 150 workers were discharged as the National Glass Blowers' Association ordered a shutdown. The Convesties bank report shows 84 savings banks with 92,481,425 in deposits, up 1,866,803 year over year with 296,097 depositors. Bondholders of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad met, rejecting 5 percent for 7 percent bonds. The New England Amateur Press Association met at Leominster with officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Cleveland
Oswesto County
N. Y
John A. McCall
New York
Church of the Unity
Worcester
Calvin Slebbisa
N. H
Benjamin Tatham
Philadelphia
Dalius
Central Railcar of
New Jersey
Reading Railroad
Ithaca
Cline
National Glas Blowers’ Association
Ohio and Misissippi Railroad Company
Multiworm
Allli
New England Amateur Press Association
Leominster
W. A. Cawle
East Corcord
A. K. Hocharde
E. T. Reed
A. B. Edwards
Massachusetts
C. W. Small
Portii Me
E. D. Shaw
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President Grevy
Aristides
Arkansas
Ohio
Vermont
Marcus
Wasnineros
New England
Osserven
Virgin Salt Company of
New Haven
Conn
Professor Baird
Comptroller of the Treasury
United States Commission
Baird
Carlisle Caumot
Boston Merchants’ Association
Morrison
Henry G. Harrison
Connecticut
A. J. Stewart
Campello
Foss
Ralph Modjeska
Caekkie Boyer
Mobile
Ala
Gainstown
Clark County
Alexander Reed
Carrie Boyer
Dre
Daily News
Atananarivo
Madagascar
Tamatave
Prince Alexander
Prince Alexander of
Bulgaria
Voicikoff
Sofia
Russia
Turkey
M. Clemenceau
M. Ferry
Prince Bismarck
Germany
Pavia
Signor Sharbaro
Fouche Caudius
New League
Loyal Patriotic Union
Kingdom
Sheehan
P. Sheehan
East Kerry
Killarney
Treland
Dvuilin
Britain
Jenkins the Cho
Democrats
Rore
Globe Theatre
Kate Castleton
John D. Albert
Fana Lic
Messrs
Miles and Bartow
Barlow
Charles Goodyear
Wilson
Mesers
James E. Adams
Thomas B. Dixon
J. B. Martin
Boston Theatre
Hollis Street Theatre
Alfred Wilkinson
Miado
Ke-ko
Edward Cloney
Louise Montague
Montague
Eoward Atheneum
Howard Atheneum
Dolan
McCarthy
Newcomb
Hassan
Barrington
Johnson
Lorelas
Ka Paine
Ja Wesner
George Murphy
Boston Chamber of Comme
Rce
George H. Beaman
West Indies
William H. Lincoln
Canada
Goodwin
Dominion
Maritime Provinces
Prince OF
Kimball
Ciaty Clerk
Cathedral Choir
Masrs
Nlorace L. Niles
Wising
Nebraska
CHE
Will
Prof
Heaven
Missouri
Bhoator
Selmit Cotillon Party
Harper's Ferry
Joan Brown
Secident
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Eugene Blake
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