Parnell Responds To Ennis Board Vote In Contempt
Parnell vows to defend action after Ennis Board shows confidence in Captain O'Shea charges. He plans to meet the proceeding with silent contempt and denies culpability, while remarking on the accuser's ingratitude. Mrs O Shea files denials in the Parnell O Shea divorce case seeking a jury trial citing doubts of an English judge's animus.
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Butler Club Honors Andrew Jackson Dinner Tribute
The Butler Club in Boston hosted a reception and banquet at the Parker House to honor Andrew Jackson, with General Butler and Corporal James Lanner as featured figures. Attendees included Col. Noah Plympton and other dignitaries as speakers praised Jackson, denounced the Australian ballot, and celebrated Civil War memories amid lively club discourse.
Unclear Delivery Instructions Placed at Two Addresses
Partial text shows delivery orders left at 191 State street or at A N COOK and CO neat 677 Bud STV Woolington street. Details incomplete but indicates alternative drop points for orders.
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Notes of travel and society events in Boston clubs
The New England Railroad Club met at the United States Hotel to discuss Notes of Foreign Travel. The Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association held its annual meeting at the Thorndike with ninety five members, Edward A. Samuels presiding. Officers were elected and a restocking report was presented. The Boston Light Artillery Association marked its ninth annual meeting at the American House with seventy five comrades. The Bay State Lumber Trade Association met at Young's Hotel with thirty nine members. plans to detect forgers and real estate titles were discussed. The Granite Manufacturers' Association held its second annual dinner at the Crawford House and conducted routine business. The Pensioners' Association met at Parker House with no public business. A long list of recent hotel arrivals followed.
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Abdominal Bands Popular Guard Against Seasonal Ailments
Abdominal bands are widely adopted as the best protection against colds and weather related troubles. There is an unusual current demand, and our mail inquiries are daily growing large.
Five Lots Featured in Dry Goods Sale at Mallar
Mail orders invited for Dollar and a Hall items with white red or natural wool options. Abdominal Band $1.25. Closeout on undergarments includes Shetland shirts 1.00 to 1.25, balbriggan shirts 1.25, cambric shirts 0.38 to 0.75, fancy drawers and shirts at sale prices. Gloves offered from 75 cents to 2.09 see Buckskin Calfskin and Dorskin styles in stock.
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School Board forms committees and limits flagstaff funding
Newtrox Jan. 8 The School Board organized with J. E. Hollis as chairman and Thomas Emerson as secretary. It voted that the City Council pay for none of the schoolhouse flagstaffs except the High School. A special committee was given charge of the truancy and a truant school section of the superintendent's report. The usual committees were appointed.
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Canadian Competition Benefits New England via Canadian Lines
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports Canadian competition strengthens New England business. Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk routes connect Halifax to Vancouver with through lines to Portland New England and Midwest markets. Lower through rates, coordinated Canadian management, and favorable cross-border terms drive American traffic onto Canadian rails, benefiting northern and central New England and the Northwest.
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Senate Committee On Comimerce
Maritime voyage fragments from port to port list
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple ship movements and origins including Boston Antwerp Liverpool Cape Verde Queenstown Antwerp New York Boston Bordeaux Baltimore Stetin Glasgow and Craigendoran with dates like January 8 and March. It appears to be a timetable or shipping notices with inconsistent spellings and partial names.
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Portugal mends stance over Serpa Pinto Africa acts
Lisbon reports growing criticism of Serpa Pinto amid claims of indiscretion and treasury excesses. Government negotiators press for amicable ties with Great Britain while Portugal may disavow Pinto’s conduct in Africa to appease England.
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Ex Consul Underwood Dinner Address at Glasgow
In Glasgow the Pen and Pencil Club honored former United States consul Mr. Underwood at a dinner. He praised American lawyers in private life and noted Motely, Lowell, and Harps as examples abroad.
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Augusta
Underwood
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Reichstag adjourns to mourn Dowager Empress Augusta
The Reichstag opened with formal mourning for Dowager Empress Augusta. The president voiced sympathy to Emperor William, the body adjourned, and the Emperor ordered three months of court mourning and six weeks general mourning. Theatres to close for one week. Prince Dremares reported to attend the funeral.
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Separation Decreed in Monarchy Life Stipends Continue
An official decree from Rio Jaxemmno on January 8 proclaims church and state separation, guarantees religious liberty and equality, and continues the monarchy granted life stipends.
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Minister Lincoln Returns to London and London Dinner Plans
Minister Lincoln has returned from Paris. Consul New hosts a dinner at Langham Hotel for American guests including Paul Du Chailin, famed African and Arctic explorer. The Peter's Peace for L389 yielded $30,000 less than expected. legacies to the Pope totaled 500,000 that year. The Katonia with Mr. Stanley aboard reached Aden en route to Suez.
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Entertainment in aid of American Church in Berlin at Cambridge Sanders Theatre
A sizable Cambridge audience attended a benefit at Sanders Theatre for the American Church in Berlin. The program featured readings by Professor J. W. Churchill of Andover, Harvard Glee and Banjo clubs, and a varied musical lineup. Churchill delivered selections from Dickens and Stowe, with fine readings and crowd applause throughout the evening.
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