Miss Anderson Denies Engagement Reports and Likely Exit From Stage
Miss Anderson, interviewed at the Hotel Mediterrane an, acknowledges engagement rumors with Mr Navarro but declines discussion. She says she will not return to public life soon, cites weariness with marriage rumors, and notes her health has improved through daily drives and walks. The Navarra party accompanies her during appearances despite the silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navarro
Nice
Jan
Sreerau
Lsth
New York
London
Abbey
Anderson
Onur
Mary
Ciese Arives
Gas Stokers and Porters Call General Strike Mood
An issued manifesto by leaders of gas stokers coal porters and firemen call for an immediate general strike across trades they control. The move threatens waterside business as government support for gas companies monopoly fuels public unease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Speeccial
An Imposing Cortege to the Lapa Church in Oporto
Jan 3 remains of the ex Empress of Brazil removed to Lapa Church in a gilded cortege. Mourners included imperial family ex-Dom Pedro and the Duke of Oporto. A Brazilian and foreign resident deputation attended while troops stood guard. Portuguese flag flown to avoid empire republic clash. French consul absent amid tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oporto
Brazil
Lapa
Dom Pedro
Trazil
Iis
Testimonial to Be Presented to Stanley by American Colony
The American colony in London decided to present Henry M Stanley with a handsome testimonial upon his arrival. The award will be a superb electro silver shield bearing the U S coat of arms and panels depicting the chief incidents in Stanley's career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
London
Henry M. Stanley
United States
Fleeing From Paris Amid Sudden Flu Epidemic
A Paris January report describes unprecedented city emptiness as influenza surges and wealthier residents flee. Across Europe influenza spreads. Dutch railways restrict service amid staff shortages. Vienna reports a 50 percent rise in weekly mortality. Dortmund miners face coal output declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hague
Holland
Streight
Vienna
Berwin
Dortmund
Chinese Expedition Clashes Near Takow Formosa
Shanghai reports say an expeditionary Chinese force fought natives near Takow in Formosa, with 100 Chinese and 400 Formosans killed. Other items note The Times praising the Maritime Conference and discussing a common sea language and ocean police, Parnell linked to Captain O'Shea's sister, and various European news including a pending cabinet change in Spain and Aden reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shanghai
Takow
Formosa
Times
Parnell
O’shiea
Beto
Lisbon
Rio Daneiro
Chamber of Commerce
Frankfort
Maprio
Senor Sagasta
Berwin
Rust
Aden
Enna Relief Committee
Menton
Dr. Peters
Brussels
Jar
Congo Free State
General Janssen Finds Lo Navigable to Lat Forty27
General Janssen reports the Lomo river is navigable up to latitude 40 27 where large falls block further passage. Upper Congo conditions are calm and the populace appears prosperous. A Turkish Crete skirmish near Athens yields many dead and wounded, with sixteen Turks wounded admitted to Canea. Amsterdam reports Herr Pander wins the international skating match by 1 minute 24 2 5 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janssen
Lomaos
Upper Congo
Athens
Canea
Amsterdam
Herr Pander
Leased for 999 Yaks. Columbus & Cincinnati Midland Lease Agreed
Stockholders vote to lease the Columbus and Cincinnati Midland to Central Ohio Railroad for 999 years with assignment to Baltimore and Ohio. They plan to issue up to 1,000,000 preferred shares and 2,000,000 common stock, totaling 3,000,000 capital. Preferred stock transfers to B&O for interest guarantee on Midland bonds. Mortgage extended 25 years to meet obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columnes
Columbus & Cincinnati Midland Railroad
Central Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Midland
Mackey System Involved As Strike Expands Quiet Evansville Yards
Evansville Indiana January 3 The freight conductors and brakemen strike on the Evansville and Terre Haute and Evansville and Indianapolis roads grows more serious as neighboring lines join. Peoria Decatur Evansville workers strike and Air Line union signs to join upon orders. entire Mackey system affected. yards remain quiet with all freight handlers and clerical staff laid off until work resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Evansville & Terre Haute
Evansville & Indianapolis
Peoria, Decatur & Evansville
Louisville & St. Louis
Huntingburg
Air Line
Mackey
Reception to its new pastor at Brookline church
The First Baptist Church of Brookline held a vestry reception for Rev. Dr. O. P. Gifford, former Warren Avenue pastor of Boston, with about 200 attending. Deacon F. Morton introduced him, Deacon George Brooks gave the welcome, and Mr Joseph Worthington with Miss Clara Smart sang. The church decorated with tropies and flowers, refreshments were served, and the motto Welcome to our hearts, our church, our homes appeared on the wall. Dr. Gifford will reside on Harvard Avenue and succeeds Rev Dr John B Brackett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Church and Society of the First Baptist Church
O. P. Gifford
Warren Avenue
Gifford
Joshua
Jericho
Joseph Worthington
Clara Smart
John B. Brackett
Starvard Avenue
Fale River Stocks See Quiet Week On Declining Cloth Demand
Fann River reports a notably quiet stock market week as weak print cloth demand prompts mill stockholders to shed holdings. G. M. Uatlards & Co. brokers note sparse sales and list the day’s reported figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fann River
G. M. Uatlards & Co
Zeta Psi convention opens at Columbia with delegates from many colleges
New York January 3 The annual Zeta Psi Fraternity convention began at Columbia College under W L Price of Chicago presiding. Delegates came from Columbia Harvard Yale Willams University of Pennsylvania Brown Union Cornell Lafayette Montreal McGill and others. Today's business was routing in nature. Delegates dined this afternoon and attended Union Square Theatre this evening. Tomorrow evening’s annual dinner will be at Delmonico’s. The Republican ward caucuses selected city committee members in several wards and approved a resolution praising former chairman William B Littlefield for six years of service and the party’s strong local organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Zeta Psi Fraternity
Alpha
Columbia College
W. L. Price
Chicago
Columbia
Harvard
Yale
Willams
University of Pennsylvania
Brown University
Union
Cornell
Lafayette
University of California, University , North Carolina
Loronto University
McGill University of Montreal
Union Square Theatre
Delmom- Cio
Bers Ranu
Antrim Farrand
Nathaniel Boynton
Henry EF. Palmer
Joshua Cole
George KE. Stackpole
Eugene A. Bassom
John W. Cowler
Frank B. Trbou
John J. Salter
Lorenzo F. Coburn
William Lacroix
Andrew F. Cheever
Clarence {. Allen
Charles M. Batchelder
Charles H. Wright
Philip A. Newhall
Charles E. Hatch
Joshua A. Johnson
Samuel M. Stocker
Clarence M. Sprague
George W. Sisson
Fred Brackett
Charles 5
Hathorn
Ward 5
William B. Littlefield
Republican City Committee
State Central Committee
Lynn
Dedham Superior Court sentences De Lucca to fifteen years
In Dedham's Superior Court on January 3 77 De Lucca was sentenced to fifteen years in State prison for killing Edward Cunningham in Milton. His wife and child sobbed, his sister became hysterical, yet De Lucca showed no emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Jan
Spectan
Superior Court
Tode
de Lucca
Edward Cunningham
Milton
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Ad Encourages Women
A vintage exhortation urges women to seek health with Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Dr Pierce's Pellets. It promises relief from female complaints and related digestive issues with a satisfaction guarantee and drugstore availability.
Dorchester Defenses Backed by confidant on Indian schools
Frank Wood, a close friend, asserts charges against Dr. Dorchester are trumped up by disgruntled contractors and Catholics. Dorchester has spent 160 days in the field across 35 schools, traveled about 15000 miles, and prepared detailed replies to allegations about efficiency, eligibility, and conduct. Secretary Noble defends Dorchester’s wife appointment as special agent as official and needed for investigating Indian girls education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Dorchester
Washington
Subimit
Senator Dawes
Senate Committee On
Frank Wood
No. 352
Washington Street
Wood
Dorchester
Mr. Wood
Legislative Committee On Education
Indian Office
Department
Secretary of the Interior
Althways
Mrs. Dorchester
Tie
Noble
Clinton B. Fisk
Board of Indian Commissioners
Department OF ‘the Interior
Bromfield Street
Bos Git
Lass
Sam
Picures
Lt. Wood
Pulalio
Haskell Institute
Gorman
Educational Department of the
Indian Bureau
Fire hits Sawyer Woollen barn and several其他
A series of fires reported across multiple cities on January 3 to January 8 cause substantial losses. In Dover a Sawyer Woollen Co barn tenanted by James Garvey burned with tools, cows, hay totaling 1900 dollars insured. Other fires destroy a Whee lock farmhouse in Atethnen with 6000 dollar insured loss. A Thayer court barn fire in New York causes 1000 dollar insured loss. State University main building in Minneapolis damaged about 5000 dollars. Fire department alarms sparked by two prank incidents at the Ingraham School and Charter Street boxes drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Sawyer Woollen Company
James Garvey
Lawrence
Atethnen
M. Rh
Wheelock
Strood
Nistiva
Ae A. Bure
Thayer Court
New York
West Thirty-Sixth Street
Minneapolis
Minn
State University
Fire Department
North End
Incraham School
Sheafe Street
Charter Street
Policy outlines Hawaii's stance on Chinese, labor, and U.S. relations
The ministerial reply from T A Thurston outlines Hawaii's policy on Chinese immigration restricting arrivals to essential needs, promoting labor imports with women included for settlement, and supporting government finance from current receipts. It urges cable links to the Americas, expanded self government, and a strong push for roads, education, health, and prudent debt management while preserving independence and seeking treaty extension with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Thurston
Interior
Sandwich Islands
Central Committee
Hilo
Hawaii
California
Thurston
Postal Savings Bank
United States
Norway
Board of Health
Adolf Lutz
Yenihly
Seven-year-old Burned in Weavers' Stand Lamp Explosion
In Greensburg Penn on January 3 a seven year old daughter of William Richmond died from burns after a lamp exploded in their Weavers Stand home. A five year old sister suffered serious burns and may die. Richmond, bedridden with typhoid fever, sprang up for help and is now near death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Penn
William Richmond
Weavers’ Stand
Tariff clash over wool duties at committee hearing
Witnesses from wool growers, carpet makers, and textile firms testified on the proper tariff on wool and related goods. They debated protecting American producers, revenue needs, and whether to favor free wool, with fears of shrinking U.S. sheep, imports from abroad, and foreign trusts influencing prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kr. McMillin
Carlisle
Carliste
Lawrence
National Wool Growers’ Association
Boston
Ohio
Ohio Wool Growers’ Association
John T. Rich
Michigan
Michigan Merino Sheep Association
James Dobson
Philadelphia
Dobson
William Whitman
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Bayne
Breckinridge
Mr. Breckinridge
T.C. Search
Manufacturers’ Club
McMillan
W. T. Folwell
Villadelpha
North American Review Highlights Gladstone Blaine Duel In Free Trade Era
A January North American Review edition surveys a Gladstone Blaine duel on Free Trade versus Protection with little novelty in argument and notes featured pieces on Women’s Views of Divorce, Jefferson Davis’s tribute to Lee, Lanciani’s Roman romance excavation, and a Plea for Copyright by Count Emile de Veratry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Review
W. E. Gladstone
James G. Blaine
Gladstone
Terry Cooke
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Livermore Tooo
Barr
Episcopal Church
Jefferson Davis
Lee
Confederacy
Virginia
Washington
Lanciani
Rome
Diana
Emile de Veratry
Wss
Business Failures Spike Across United States and Canada
Frank I Stearns harness dealer in Willimantic and Alfred J Wilson marble worker in Norwich have assigned. W A Lary restaurant Manchester failed. John Barbour grocer Brockton assigned. Bridges & Carroll shoe manufacturers Salem insolvent. Seven day failures total 322, up from 28s last week, per R G Dun Co Mercantile Agency. Bradstreet reports 310 US failures. Regional totals by area listed. In 1889 total U S failures 10,882. Canada 1,777. Burglars killed Mrs Knittin and assaulted Miss Purcell at a Trenton, New Jersey home. Dr Knittin absent, cops escort him, crime not believed to be by burglars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank I’. Stearns
Willimantic
Conn
Alfred J. Wilson
Norwich
KE. Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency
United
Canadas
United States
Dominion of Canada
Bradstreet
Middle States
New England
Southern
Western
Northwestern
Pacific
Territories
Canada
Divorce Libel in Suffolk Court for Berthachet Chetwynd
The Honorable Justices of the Superior Court sit in Boston Suffolk to hear a divorce libel filed by Berthachet Chetwynd of Boston claiming marriage to John P. Chetwynd of Halifax Nova Scotia began March 20 1567 and alleging cruelty. The libellant states five years residency in the Commonwealth and seeks divorce and alimony with clerks noting true copy of libel and order thereon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Chetwynd
Halifax
Commonwealth
Tius Hbel
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
St Person Court
Cinng
OPEL
Bostons
Boston
Leston
John L. Chetwynd
John
Chetwynd
Boston Post
Suffolk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Anderson
General Foreign News
Island
Baltimore & Ohio
Iin
Brookline Church
Fale
Ales American Linen
Barnard Mfg
Bourne Mills
Teed Ee
Border City Mfg
Barnaby
Chace Meera
Tly Crescent Mills
LOG of Flint
Cent
Globe Yarn Mills
Tou
Granite Mills
Alvin Ecole
Hargraves Mills
King Philip Mills
Liturel Lake Mills
Loo
Ee Tit Merchants’ Co
Py Mechanics’ M Bes Sleigh
Metacomet Mf. Si
Narragansett Mills
Sane Ee
Ao Osborn Qulississ Tieisies
troy Co. & W Mig. Co +e
Union Cotton Mig, Co
Ts Wampanoag Mills
Dr. Pierce
DR. Dorchester
of Indian Schools
Nees i
Osace
Othe Methodist Church
Br. Dorchester
Oee
Charles Lamb
Methuen Parkhouse
the Government OF Hawaii
Alexander E. Kursheedt
Fhiladelphia
Johny F. Phimmer
Bolas
Ave. Knittin
Trenton
Efinanctal
Cleveland
Severis
Fostoria
Alliance
Newark
East Palatine
Licking Co
Court House
Fenton
Miche
Tiashkam Co
Aviz
Lankers
Cleveland, Ohio
Congress St
First Mioritages
Boston Safe Demosit and Trust Co
Cash Canital and Guaranty
Kansas Investment Company
JOL Bevonshire St. Cor
Hee
i.Fo
C, Monnicy
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Company
City
Parm
Rialto
Devonshire Street
Wescorsey
Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
Second Serten Lands
Frostes
Dominion
Wisconmin Central Company
State Street
Koo
Osten
Pec
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merritew
Davis
Bostorn
JOAN JEFYRIES _& SONS
Veronsuire Street
James F.C. Hyde
Milk St
Wall Street
Stevenson & Col
HO New Street
Qffice
Cox Enrique Mining Company
Vbroamway
Jince
C. Z. Barney
Tabbos Tox Invenermenr CO
Brosaway National Bank
iUillrte
George Leonard
Tau
William R. Driver
Milton Woollen Compan
Postoffice
Stockhol
C. A. Coleman
Seatarrh
Fae
Avente
Herve
OLE
Legal Mo'pteices
A. Willard
WIS
A.W Adleigh
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!