Parnell Denies Instigating O'Shea Divorce Suit
In letters from Dublin and London, Parnell says he learned of no court action naming him as co respondent. Houston denies instigating the suit and states he learned of it only from newspaper notices. Captain O'Shea says the Times and Houston knew nothing of the case prior to public reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
O’shea
The
Loyal and Patriotic Union
Captain O'Shea
Mr. Parnell
Times
London
Mr. Houston
Freeman’s Journal
O'Shea
Milk of human kindness in life insuring line
A fragment references Gentleness in a cow and links to life insurance. It mentions NAIL LIFE INS. CY. J. VT. PHELUS and a Massachusetts location in Springfield Fuller's Block, with Boston as a related point. The text appears as an OCR slip and lacks a clear news event.
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Nail Life Ins. CY
J. VT
Phelus
Boston
Fuller’s Block
Springfield
Small East Boston Fire Damages Minor House Blaze
An alarm from Box 618 at 12 10 p m yesterday reported a slight fire at 2 Webster avenue East Boston caused by children playing with matches. A second alarm from Box 64 at 11 10 p m last evening referenced a minor fire at Mrs Ryan's lodging house 38 Oak street owned by Charles Healey. Damage described as trifling.
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Webster Avenue
Boston
Ryan
Oak Street
Charles Healey
Academy of Music in St Louis Ruins Workers Buried
A partially collapsed academy of music building in St Louis buried several workmen with one injured. Meanwhile, a rector in Council Bluffs criticizes prohibition as a failed policy. In South Carolina a $200 reward is offered for lynching suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
St. Louis
T. J. McKay
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Council Bhuffs
Richardson
South Carolina
Barnwell
Coleman
Department of
New York City
Pittsburg Traction Company
Knights of Labor
Pinkerton
Bellewood
Penn
Puns Tawney and
New Orleans
Governor appoints Eustace as civil service commissioner
Aupang New York December 30 Governor Hill names Alexander C Eustace of Chemung county to the civil service post replacing James H Manning who has resigned Eustace is a member of the Democratic State committee from the twenty sixth congressional district.
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Aupang
N. Y
Hill
Alexander C. Eustace
Chemung County
James H. Manning
Eustace
Democratic State Committee
Twenty-Sixth
Canadians and American fishery ties spark Senate talk
Senate committee on relations with Canada hears Captain Fitz J. Babson and Erastus Wiman urge closer ties and commercial union. Babson backs retaliation on Canadian fishing rights and a new Marine Fisheries department, while Wiman argues annexation could benefit both nations amid British influence and Canada’s debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Senate Committee On
Canada
Federal
Hoar
Massachusetts
Hale
Maine
Dolph
Oregon
Pugh
Alabama
Fitz J. Babson
Gloucester
Congress
Marins
Canadian
Erastus Wiman
America
Great Britain
Wiman
England
Reesss
Canadian Railways
Jioar
British Columbia
London
F. &. Thurber
Mr. Wiman
Thomas L. Greene
Francis W. Glenn
Military and Naval Promotions and Assignments Listed
Washington orders detail first lieutenant Charles L. Steele to recruiting duty at David's Island New York Harbor. Naval orders move numerous officers to the cruiser Baltimore on Jan 1 including Wright Sears Doyle May Wells Marsh Decker Breed Hulme Weratz Hawley Clark Diehl Stitt Able Rowbothaima Parker. Charleston gets Smith Hol lis Hudson Jayne Snow Parmenter Beecher McDonald Jones Burtis Scofield. Flynn to New York Navy Yard as assistant inspector electric material Tryon to New York Gwiteras to Despatch Gatewood to Philadelphia Naval Hospital. Special duty in New York assigned to Scofield and other shifts announced.
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Washington
SprcraLt
Army
Charles L. Steele
Eighteenth Infantry
David’s Island
New York Harbor
Baltimore
M. F. Wright
James HH. Sears
Robert M. Doyle
A. May
B. W. Wells
G. C G. Marsh
B. C. Decker
George Breed
D. M. Gwiteras
Naval Hospital, Miladelphia
J. D. Gatewood
Emperor bestows Austrian honors before Jan Vienna meeting
Francis Joseph elevates officials including Chevalier Gautsch von Franken thurn to baron and moves General von Welserheim to the Reichsrath upper house. Grand Cross is given to Count von Falkenhayn and Iron Cross to Count von Schoenborn and Here Zalewsky. The acts signal confidence ahead of the January conference on German and Bohemian affairs in Vienna aimed at entente with Czechs.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Gautsch von Frankenthurn
General von Welserheimb
Reichsrath
Order of Leopold
Count von Falkenhayn
Order of the Iron Cross
Count von Schoenborn
Justice
Zalews
Happy results in Ireland urge government to persevere
Drueux December 30 The Earl of Zetland new viceroy of Ireland replies to several addresses and says he is glad Ireland’s condition is far better than when welcomed in Londonderry in 1586 The happy results have induced the government to persevere and are confident of further progress toward prosperity peace and contentment.
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Drueux
Earl of Zetland
Ireland
Londonderry
Dom Pedro Prostrate After Wife's Death
Efforts to awaken him by conversation fail as Dom Pedro remains unresponsive. The Comte and Comtesse d'hu arrive, and an exchange with his daughter proves painful. Carnot and French foreign minister Spauler send condolence messages to the imperial family.
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France
Doctor Glad to Be Reported Alive in Aden Dispatches
Letters published in the Kreuz Zeitung from Aden on December 10 quote Dr. Peters saying he is in good health and glad he was reported dead. A despatch from Lieutenant Tiedeman dated November 28 warns Borchert not to trust gloomy reports about Peters and himself, confirming they are safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jertin
Kreuz Zeitung
Aden
Peters
London
Tiedeman
Addo Baruch Rovali
Borchert
Channel squadron moves as Salisbury weighs Portuguese note
The Channel squadron sails toward Gibraltar while the Calliope is stopped at Port Said on its way home to be paid off. The Marquis of Salisbury has finished his reply to Portugal, and Consul Johnson's silence fuels belief he plans to oust the Portuguese from their new positions.
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London
Gibraltar
Port Said
Delagoa
Marquis of Salisbury
Johnson
Quinine Duties in Tax Bill Hearings Stir Chemical Industry
Washington hearing before the Ways and Means Committee exposed strong support for restoring duty on quinine and for targeted duties on related chemicals. Industry spokesmen from Philadelphia, New York, and Boston urged specific rates while opposing free alcohol and harsh ad valorem schemes. The session highlighted competing interests from soda ash to art works as members prepared tomorrow’s adjournment.
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Wasutincton
House Committee On Ways and Means
H. Bower
Philadelphia
Senate
Armstrong
Pennsylvania Salt Company
H. B. Rosengarten
Carlisle
W. D. Cogswell
Syracuse
A. Penrose Allen
William D. Farris
Baker Castor Oil Company
New York
India
Thomas White
Brooklyn Sulphur Works
Rawdlle
William H. Mannine
Albany Chemical Company
Henry ©. Stewart
J. Carroll Beckwith
National Free Art League
Kenyon Cox
Union League Club
Naional Academy of Design
W. A. Coffin
The
League
Henry Mertz
Robert W. Leslie
American Improved Cement Company
HH. M. Johnson
Boston
M. J. Rosengarten
Thompson
Baltimore
Influenza hits cities from Portland to Paris in late December
Reports from Porriano Maine Philadelphia Montreal Putnam Wirumantic Dover Provincetown Paris London and Birmingham describe la grippe spreading widely. City officials clerks and police fall ill while doctors and druggists treat rising cases and Paris reports 342 deaths that day with Rothschild pledging aid to the poor.
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Porriano
Sprcrau
Portland
George C. Burgess
Mitcher
O'Connor
United States
Bangor & Portland
la Grippe
Prinaperpaia
Montreal
Board of Health
Putnam, Conn
New York
Timothy J. Golden
Fourteenth Precinct
Dover
N. H
Provincetown
Paris
M. Rothschild
Rue Linot
Jondon
Birmingham
Canadian Pacific Earnings and Dividend Plan
Montreal December 30 The Canadian Pacific Railway reports December estimates of 6 029 000 net earnings above expenses for the year with a 2 250 000 surplus over fixed charges. Directors authorize a supplementary 1 percent dividend payable February 17, plus 12 percent half yearly dividend from the annuity fund totaling 2.2 percent for the half year. A similar supplementary dividend will be paid until the annuity ends in 1893, with further surplus earnings added to a dividend reserve fund.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
Dominion
Australian ballot system denounced by Senator Gorman
In Baurmore Maryland on December 30 Democratic editors met and denounced the Australian ballot system. Senator Gorman said it was a scheme to defeat Democrats and noted trials in Boston and Montana. He cited Boston turning Republican and Montana’s balance of power. Governor Houser supported the view from Montana. The meeting agreed the system faces opposition.
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Baurmore
Gorman
Boston
Montana
Houser
Dart ashore at Charles Cove with damaged cargo
The schooner Dart from Tor Bay to Halifax grounded at Charles Cove with damaged cargo insured in Boston Marine for 1000 dollars. Owned by Captain F A Mahoney and uninsured. The Warwick reports seven Clydesdale horses aboard from Glasgow. only one remains. They passed a steamer towing a large vessel and an iceberg near Cape Race.
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Haumwax
Dart
Tor Bay
Halifax
Charles Cove
Boston Marine
F. A. Mahoney
Donaldson Line
Warwick
Glasgow
Cape Race
Erie Railroad Dispute Settled Amicably
New York December 30 The conference between the Erie railroad locomotive engineers and other workers ended with complete satisfaction for the men. The grievance committee reports all issues settled and the four suspended men to be reinstated after agreeing to an oral examination.
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New York
Erie Railroad
A. B. Youngson
Jersey City
Erie
Thomas
Erie Road
Baseball Men Contract Signers By Players' League Clubs 1890
Chcago December report lists players under contract with Players' League clubs for 1890. Names include Andrews, Brouthers, Duffy, ONeill, O Rourke, Chapman, Tebeau, and many others across Brooklyn Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Cleveland and more. The release notes some players who also signed National League contracts and others who refused NL contracts or were released by Pittsburgh.
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Chcaco
Brunell
Players’ League
Brooklyn
E. Andrews
H. Hierdbauer
P. Cook
C. Dailey
C. Murphy
C. Mc
H. Stovey
Buffalo
K. Beecher
O. Clark
J. J. Charney
A. Ferson
G. Haddock
W. E. Hoy
W. Halliran
J. Irwin
G. Keefe
C. Hi. Krock
C. Mack
J. C. Rowe
8. Wise
J.T. White
Chicago
Johu Boyle
C. A. Bastian
J. F. O’brien
P. Radford
John Stricker
BE. E. Sutcliffe
C. N. Snyder
O. Tebeau
L. ‘Pwitchell
L. Zimmer
L.J. McKean
New York
W., Brown
E. Crane
R. Connor
W. Ewing
G. Gore
T. J. Keefe
H. O'Day
C. Bassett
J. Beckley
W. Clements
Is. J. Delehanty
B. J. McKean
al Myers
J. Mulvey
G. Miller
L. Thompson
D. Beatin
Hi. Boyle
H. Backley
J. Clarkson
Shipping Departures from London December 23 30
London ships sail for New York Brunswick Boston and Las Palmas include Glenorchy Yo kohama Lancaster Norwegian leaving in late December with routes to major ports from London.
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London
Glenorchy
Yokohama
New York
Lancaster
Las Palmas
Brunswick
Glasgow
Boston
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Ron
Ullir
Glove Dept
Parnell
Houghton & Dutton
Tremont and
Beacon Sts
Hydro Garbon
Hydro Caron Gas Light Company
Devonshire Street
State Street
H. Dixon & Son
West King Street
Toronto
Sheppard Homan
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York
D. H. Buckley
Srey
Park’s
Bosworth Street
Oranmore
Foston
Hulgarian
Liverpool
State of Nevada
Adriatic
Inland
Stettin
Illinois
Antwerp
Nhew York
Penpland
Dania
Hamburg
la Champagne
Tarre
Switzerland
Nova Scotian
Claymore
New Or
Bremen
Britannic
Galveston
Curlay
Wilmingeton
Magic
Amsterdam
Adam
Trewlisson
Cyrene
Brist 1
Txeter City
Havre
Midsight
la Lourgogne
Fastnet
Gallia
Newec
Batavia
Genoa
Entela
Walter Thomas
Belfast
Wm. C. Mitchell
Philadelhia
Hall
Colorado
Movilie
Malin
York
Hong Kong
Hispania
Egypt
Amelia B. Enwarps
Egypt Exploration Fund
Bubastis
Frank R. Stockton
AMELIA _E. Barr
Joseph Jefferson
Jefferson
Booth
William Don
Julia Dean
John Gilbert
Lincoln
Eisner Porter
Samuel W. Dike
W. J. Stillman
Timothy Cole
Daumier
Henry James
Matt Crim
Sancho Mitarra
Joan Hearn, Jr
Epward
HoLpan
Lick Observatory
George P. Fisner
Yale
James Bryce
M.P
the American Commonwealth
Yosemite Faley
Orpen
Yosemite Valley
Columbus
Libby
James Wartrooms Retry
Beverly
Civil Service Reform League
Virginia
Cambridgeport
American Historical Association
Lynn Board of Aldermen
de Lucca
Cunningham
Milton
St. Peter’s
Lowell
Somerville
Unitarian Society
West Somerville
City of
Newton
Blaine
National League
Teller
Morgan
Indian Affairs
Francis Joseph of
Austria
Dom Pedro
Dr. Peters
Mozambique
Warren Avenue
International Copyright Association
John Templeman Coolidge
Merrill
New York Life Insurance Company
John Calvin
New England
Society For Promoting Good Citizenship
Tariff Reform League
Congressman Mills
Niamin Pean S Uewun
Coyle
Isaac
Craft
Lazard Stevens
New England Furniture Exchange
Thorndike
Farlow
Harvard
Lowell Institute
Gwynne
Battery B
Mason
Museum Company
Century
Century Co
East 17Th St. N. Y
Leonard & CO
Bromefield Street
FURS
D. P. Ilsley & CO
Washington Street
Iowa
Thompson & Baker Coalcd
General Office
Congress Street
Mount Washington
A. N. Cook & CO
Delaware
Eastport
Sue Nee Ee
West
Larometer
Mometer
Albany
Bismarck
Dak
Cheyenne
el Paso
TeXeeee
Helena
Mont
Jacksonville
Lear
Lake City
Washington Ce N.C
Wwilindr
Gton
Emai
Dunkard College
Bridgewater
Harrisonburg
Mt. Morns
Stantingdon
Bristow
South Alexandria
Hi. Chamberlain
Downey Bros
Samuel Downey
Governor Hill
Babson
Army and Navy Gazette
Peters Sare
Juan Safe
Pennland
Chemical Industry
Captain Cove
Juan
St. John’s
N. F
Puitapetpaa
Gersen
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