Cold Wave Grips Midwest With Record Low Temps
December 28 reports from Cutcaco Oshkosh Dumuth Brainerd and nearby towns show subzero readings and severe delays. Chicago area temperatures dip to single digits, trains run late, and blizzards disrupt traffic from Minnesota to Illinois. Widespread cold persists across Iowa Minnesota and Cincinnati with further drops expected.
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Bloomington
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Cincinnati
Norwichton milkman dies after feeling queer at customer’s door
Daniel Keiley a 70 year old milkman of Norwich Conn complained of feeling queer while delivering milk at a Falls customer last evening and collapsed dying within minutes.
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Norwich
Conn
Lamar Did Not Make It Speech Claim at Aberdeen
Washington dispatch reports Mr. McArdle of Mississippi publishing a card asserting that a speech at Aberdeen Mississippi in 1875 attributed to Mr. Lamar was delivered by him. He warns that if Lamar’s nomination to the Supreme Court is not confirmed the South will be solid while the sky has a star.
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New Orleans
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Washington
McArdle
Mississippi
Aberdeen
Miss
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Mr. McArdle
Supreme Court
Schooner Mary Hooper Wrecked Off Lincoln House Point
Swampscott's schooner Mary Hooper under Captain Hatch parted moorings at night and ran ashore on Lincoln House Point where she bilged on rocks and broke up. The twenty ton vessel valued at $1000 with no insurance belonged to Benjamin Honors, David K. Phillips and Samuel Pet tengill amid a heavy sea and gale.
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Mary Hooper
Hatch
Swampscott Bayfleet
Lincoln House Point
Hooper
Benjamin Honors
David K. Phillips
Samuel Pettengill
Milkman Jerome Gainer Missing in Darien
Jerome S. Gainer, a Darien milkman, disappeared after his horse and wagon were found idle in front of Tooker House at dawn. No cause or suspects identified as of today.
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Conn
Jerome S. Gainer
Darien
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Gainer
Fiske Wins Suit Over Wetmore Drain Across Newport Estate
In a Newport case, J M Fiske of New York, a summer resident, won a verdict restraining ex Governor Wetmore from using drains across Fiske’s estate. The ruling sets up an injunction, marking a second defeat for Wetmore in similar disputes. Separately, Rev John S Bayne installed as pastor of First Congregational Hadley with sermon by Amherst College president. Hartford church extends call to Rev Lester L Potter after resignation from North Baptist Hartford.
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New York
Newport
Wetmore
Fiske
John S. Bayne
Portland, Conn
First Congregational Church
Hadley
J. H. Leclye
Amherst College
Church and Society of the Park Congregational Church of
Hartford
Conn
Lester L. Potter
North Baptist Church of
Peace prospects in Bulgarian dispute and Russian moves
Bulgarian tensions ease as Grashdanin cites possible entente on difficult points. Sebranje votes 22 million francs for fortifying Bulgarian ports. Vienna indicates Russia pursues peace with troops on Galician frontier not as aggression. Emperor William in good health after walk. Randolph Churchill’s St. Petersburg visit reportedly unknown to UK. Berlin telegrams say Austria, under friendly power pressure, makes advances to Russia to ensure continued peace.
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Exchange Telegraph Company
The Pope Seeks Army to Reassemble Pontifical Forces
Rome reports the Pope received sixty delegates from the former pontifical army led by Generals Kanzler and Charette. He lamented losing his army but hopes to soon have devoted soldiers again. He accepted a jewelled inkstand and pen to mark the day of signing a decree to reorganize the army. He also entrusted Duke of Norfolk with an autograph letter to Queen Victoria before his departure to England.
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Sorow
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England
Irish rent reduction sparks divided editorials in London
London papers react to Ireland’s judicial rent cut for the year starting August 23, 1887. The Standard and Daily News critique the policy while Morning Post and Daily Chronicle weigh financial and political consequences. Dublin Express criticizes it as worse than the plan of campaign. The Dillon condemns the move as fully justifying nationalist aims, and Salisbury’s Unionist stance is seen as a dishonest bid to cling to power.
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Rumors of Emperor William’s Death Cause Stock Panic
Telegraphs from New York report circulating rumors of Emperor William’s death, denied by officials who cite his health. London markets react with panic then partial recovery as the denial and settlement proceed. Other notes mention Lord Stanley of Preston taking Canada’s governorship, Gladstone leaving for France, Morley’s convalescence, and regional disturbances in Killybearan amid Catholic Orangeman clashes.
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Congress to Decide If Express Firms Fall Under Regulation Act
The Interstate Commerce Commission released a formal decision on whether express companies are subject to the act to regulate commerce. It refers the question to Congress, noting that the case involves complex relations with railroads, contracts, and the use of express firms as carriers. The opinion discusses rates, services, and jurisdiction, calling for legislative resolution.
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Reading Railroad Strike Reopens With Wide Disruption
The Reading railroad strike expanded across systems with orders to drop work from Port Richmond to Shamokin. About 500 Pinkertons guard coal wharves and thousands of workers vow to fight to a finish, while rail operations grind to a near standstill along major routes.
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Philadelphia
Reading Railroad Company
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Mahonoy Plain
St. Cramer
Stolen Bonds Again Probed by Saco Bank Fallout
Harry McNeally, brother of the Saco defaulter, returns from Halifax denying claims he told reporters the bank would lose nothing and that bonds were returned from Cairo. Bank officers say none recovered, fearing the securities lie abroad. Trustees rejected a $20,000 compromise offer and no negotiations followed.
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Harry McNeally
Halifax
Frank
Cairo
Atlantic
Egypt
Goodale
McNeally
Prosecution for Sunday amusements ends in discharge
New York December 28 proprietors of picture exhibitions including Hans Makart The Five Senses and Munkaesys Christ on Calvary and Eden Musée concert managers were arraigned for violating Sunday amusements law but discharged as the exhibitions and music were deemed elevating.
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Munkaesy
Eden Musée
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Burglars Loot Charlestown Post Office Safe
In Charlestown, W Va this morning burglars blew open the local post office safe and carried off 400 dollars in cash and 1100 dollars in stamps. The heist occurred in Wroomsten Virginia area with the incident reported from nearby. Police probe ongoing for clues and suspect details.
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Charlestown
W. Va
New Haven Factory to Open With 600 Jobs for 1000 Capacity
The mechanical engineer of the American Electric Manufacturing Company prepares to begin operations at the new New Haven plant tomorrow. Contracts cover substantial new machinery to augment existing equipment across the company. John J. Littleton, editor of the National Review, died yesterday after being shot by Joseph R. Banks in Nashville on Saturday.
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American Electric Manufacturing Company
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John J. Littleton
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Joseph R. Banks
Nashville
Tenn
Fires Reported In Charlestown and Quebec Hall Blaze
A fire at 14 Short street Charlestown destroyed a one story wooden building causing about 50 dollars in damage. In Quebec St Patrick's Hall owned by St Patrick's Institute burned with 15000 dollars loss and 4000 dollars insurance. Four people injured by collapsing roof, including Matthew Gorman in critical condition.
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St. Patrick’s Hall
St. Patrick’s Institute
Matthew Gorman
Weather Indications For New England And Nearby States
For twenty four hours from 7 a m Wednesday December 29 Maine and New Hampshire will have fair weather with snow in eastern Maine plus high westerly winds turning colder with a cold wave by Thursday night. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut see fair weather brisk to high westerly winds diminishing Thursday night with cold wave. Vermont and eastern New York expect fair weather with light snow in Vermont and brisk winds turning colder by Thursday night. Storm northwest signals cover Atlantic coast stations from Jacksonville to Eastport.
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Weather forecast for southeastern New England
Blue Am. Observatory reports for the twenty four hours starting at midnight fair and decidedly colder weather across southeastern New England. Forecaster H. H. Chayron signs the bulletin.
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H. H. Chayron
Boston Merchants Dinner Debates Canada Trade Ties
A Boston Merchants Association dinner drew 250 guests from Boston Canada and various U S states to discuss commercial relations. Key figures included Governor Oliver Ames Attorney General Longley Montreal’s Peter Mitchell and New York’s Erastus Wiman. Speakers urged commercial union while peers offered mixed views amid a ceremonial program and tours of local sights.
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United States of America
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Shuman
Art Museum
Harvard College
Bunker Hill
Faneuil Hall
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Massachusetts
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J. W. Longley
Nova Scotia
Robert R. Hitt
Ilinois
Peter Mitchell
Montreal
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Kentucky
J. B. Snowball
New Brunswick
Nelson Dingley, Jr
Maine
Erastus Wiman
New York
John Macdonald
Toronto
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M.C
Arkansas
W. Muloch
M.P
Toronto University
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W.W. Sias
ED. Jordan, Jr
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Martin
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William 5B. Wood
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Lane
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Net York
Butterworth
Ohio
Hitt
Sir John
Toronto Senate
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Hig
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Congress
Speaker
Leopold Morse
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Dominion
Marine and Fisheries
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Dingley
Rey Marks
Steamer Arrivals In European and American Ports
Maritime notices list vessels arriving or sailing near Antwerp Bremen Hamburg Liverpool Leith Vancouver New York Philadelphia Havre and other ports. Ships include Hhymand Ocean King Naranjo Finavury Ohio Croma Batavia Batavia Canton Portuense Westernland Arizona Galileo and more with routes from New York London Palermo Ver Cruz Havana Demerara and Pernambuco.
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Ohio
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Scilly Islands
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