Service at Bromfield Street Church opens with sermon on God in Nature
Boston news digest notes a service for strangers at Bromfield Street Church led by Rev. Dillon Bronson titled God in Nature and History. Other items include memorials for E. D. Sohier, a lecture by Narcisse Cyr in Columbus Avenue Universalist Church, an arrest in Lowell, and multiple business and city notes.
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Bromfield Street
Dillon Bronson
Suffolk Bar
E. D. Sohier
Narcisse Cyr
Columbus Avenue Universalist Church
France
Caustic Reply From Jacques to Boulanger Manifesto
In Paris M Jacques opponent of General Boulanger in the Seine urges electors to favor a republican army over Boulanger. He warns against Cesarian armies that would join rebel forces and argues such leadership would bring dishonor and national ruin.
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M. Jacques
Boulanger
Phelps
Gefficken
Paris
Seine Department
New States Proposed Leading Features of Springer Plan
Washington January 13 and discussion on South Dakota North Dakota and New Mexico admissions. Springer outlines a substitute bill creating five new States and immediate Dakota division with elections in May, constitutional conventions, and joint commission to apportion debt and assets. He argues North Dakota should join on equal terms with South Dakota and predicts New Mexico may become Republican.
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Washington
House
Senate
South Dakota
Springer
Committee On
Territories
Gifford
Dakota
Cox
New York
North Dakota
Montana
New Mexico
North
Bismarck
Sioux Falls
South
Congress
New States
Ingalls
Louisiana
Spain
Bound to Hayti The Boston Steamer Novelty Serves as Gunboat
The Boston steamer Novelty, renamed Mercedes, left New York for Samana and may act as a gunboat for Hipolito or Legitime in Hayti or Dominican waters. Dominican Consul Julia says the ship was bought on speculation for sale to the highest bidder. Haytien officials dispute arms claims. Captain Kerwood rumored to command the Madrid, aimed at the Legitime navy. Lieutenant Miles of the Yautic shows improvement.
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New York
Sprciay
Novelty
Boston
Mercedes
Samana
San Domingo
Hipnolyte
Légitime
Julia
Haytien
Dominican
Preston
Madrid
Erie Basin
Joseph Kerwood
Alexander Line
Miles
Fireplace Mantelpieces and Overmantels on Display
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Fires Reported Across City with Several Notable Damages
Fire alarms from multiple boxes reported incidents through the weekend. George C. Goodwin & Co. stored medicines in a brick building at 36 to 38 Hanover Street with about $300 in damage. A lace curtain fire at 276 Beacon Street caused $200 in damage. A four story brick house at 71 Joy Street sustained $100 damage. A peanut roaster fire at 86 Leverett Street caused no damage. Hotel Glendon on Columbus Avenue saw $200 in clothing fire damage. A second alarm at 62 Sudbury Street affected New England Plating Company with about $300 damage. A stable at 04 Broadway Eastomerville burned, loss about $600, partially insured.
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Joseph Boyd
M. Burke
New York
Sixtieth Street
First Avenue
Lynn
Sreean J—P
Perkins Specialty Lock Company
Weston Bros
Enterprise Egg Crate Comany
Clifford Iron Company
Arge & Holt
Aubany
N. Y
Smith, Pratt & Herrick
Fay River
Narragansett
St. Thomas
Ont
May Bros
Hanover Street
George C. Goodwin & Co
Beacontreet
R. Cooper
Joy
J. K. Rounds
Stephen Jasper
Farnum and Hickey
Leverett Street
Glendon
Columbus Avenue
L. G. Brown
H. B. Carpenter
Sudbury Street
New England Plating Company
Henry Rice
Broadway
Eastomerville
Shipping Movements between Liverpool and New York
Steamers Bostonian Norseman sail from Liverpool to Boston on January 12. Arrivals include lows Boston at Liverpool January 12 and City of Berlin New York off Brow Head today. Galileo New York at Hull January 12 Prussian Philadelphia at Glasgow January 12 Milanese Boston at London January 1%. Servia sails from Queenstown to New York. La Bretagne arrives New York at Havre today. Oregon Portland at Moville today.
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London
Bostonian
Liverpool
Boston
City of Berlin
New York
Brow Head
Galileo
Hull
Philadelphia
Glasgow
Servia
Queenstown
Newark
la Bretagne
Havre
Oregon
Portland
Moviille
Bavarian
Gallina
Antwerp
Rialto
Britannic
Spain
Chester
Lake Huron
la Gascogne
Ossian
Maceio
Trinidad
Bermuda
Aberdeen
Japan
China
Cairpgorn
Curacoa
Alene
Kingson
Gladiolus
Savannah
Belfast
Lord O'Neill
Baltimore
Gibraltar
Harrogate
Mediterranean
Juno
Monaforde
North Camorna
Alexandria
New Haven
Mark Lane
New Orleans
Bala
Marbella
Glenmorven
Latavia
Belgravia
Bremen
Robi Ant
The
Lizard
Colina
Leith
Marseilles
Alesia
Palermo
Trinacria
Para
Bass
Maranham
Matthew Bedlington
Suez
Benvenue
Yokohama
Australia
Edmondsley
Galveston
Charleston
Tudor Prince
Girgenti
Vancouver
Arthia
Nova Secation
Halifax
Elbe
Tower Hill
Polynesia
Hamburg
Asheburne
Colon
Aspinwall
Morven
Desaerara
Lowa
Milanese
Havoc
le Bretagne
Movie
Lortland
Gefficken Succumbs to Illness Amid Diary Controversy
Professor Gefficken is ill with cholerine in Beruix on January 13, still declining interviews about his link to the Emperor Frederick diary. He receives daily letters telegrams and flowers from friends and sympathizers.
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Gefficken
Zanzibar
Beruix
Frederick
Departure Demonstration Planned for Minister Phelps
Lonpoy January 13 minister Phelps will sail for the United States on the North German Lloyd steamer Lahn leaving Southampton on the 31st inst. Preparations are under way for a friendly demonstration on his departure. Mrs Phelps will receive callers at No 4 Lansdowne square until departure.
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Lonpoy
Phelps
United States
Southampton
London
Lansdowne Square
Eviction Run Into Violence in Lurgan Armagh District
A tenant eviction on Lord Lurgan's estate in Lurgan County Armagh met fierce resistance as residents attacked bailiffs with boiling water stones and pitch forks. A bailiff was stabbed Lord Lurgans agent and a policeman were seriously injured. The riot act was read and several arrests followed. Father Merriman of Castleconnell Limerick has three summonses for allegedly inciting tenant outrages. A raiding party beat a nationalist farmer on the Kenmare estate and forced him to renounce the plan of campaign. National League members collected clothing in Londonderry for Faicarragh tenants arrested for resisting eviction. Prisoners are to be transported to Faicarragh for trial on Tuesday.
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Dusuin
Lord Lurgan
Lurgan
County Armagh
Kenmare
National League
Londonderry
Faicarragh
Falearragh
German Africa News Details Insurrection and Trade Shifts
A white book on African affairs notes an East Africa Company proposal to let Indian traders run coast customs under monthly inspections at Zanzibar. In Zanzibar Dar es Salaam is attacked, insurgents clash with German missions and ships, residents flee to safety, and Mozambique’s governor reports victory over Bouga as the province braces for continued unrest.
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Berun
East Africa Company
Zanzibar
Dar- Es-Salem
Sandani
Sindi
Kilwa
Mozambique
Zambesi
Bouga
Sackville Affair Draws Press Verdict and Cabinet Talk
Lonpox, Jan 14. The Daily News cites Lord Salisbury defending his course while criticizing Lord Sackville as unfit for the post in Washington. It notes the vacancy serves no useful purpose and that a successor to Sackville may be named after President Harrison's inauguration.
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Lonpox
Sackville
The
Daily News
Lord Salisbury
Cleveland
Washington
Lord Sackville
United States
Harrison
Czar to honor Finance Minister for budget surplus
The 1889 Russian budget shows a surplus of 4,500,000 roubles. The Finance Minister credits the Czar’s pacific policy and blames foreign press hostility for loan difficulties. Bonds have been withdrawn from circulation to curb further foreign sales.
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M. Jacques
General Boulanger
Germany
Lesseps Plans Fresh 60 Million Panama Shares Sale
The Figaro reports M. de Lesseps and the Panama Canal Company council have signed with Banque Parisienne a fresh 60 000 000 share issue to be subscribed in two lots. First lot offered on the 20th. Olivier, a Monarchist, elected Senator for Cotes du Nord. Diplomatic circles worry about Samoa and possible Germany America rupture. Donoghue places second in skating, finishing two miles in 61 30.
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Paris
The
Figaro
M. de Lesseps
Panama Canal Company
Banque Parisienne
M. Olivier
Department of Cotes du Nord
London
Germany
America
Vienna
Pansheir
Donoghue
Tue Haaur
SvaKkin
Suakin
Handoub
Future of the Indian Education Policy Debated
Commissioner Oberly urges compulsory Indian education framed as voluntary choice between government and private schools, with a uniform teacher standard and permanent tenure. He argues for assimilation through work, removal from reservations, and envisions land allotments and timber protection to support tribal revenue.
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Washineron
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Oberly
Free Commonwealths
Axworthy Arrives in Toronto After Cleveland Loss
Thomas Axworthy once Cleveland city treasurer arrived in Toronto to take up residence with his wife due Tuesday. He says he will be the only loser by his defalcation, which he cites as forced by circumstances and amounting to 400000 dollars.
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Tornonto
Ont
Thomas Axworthy
Cleveland
Axworthy
Wright Named Postmaster at Lynn by President Cleveland
Lynn January 13 The appointment of Frank E Wright as postmaster meets general satisfaction in the city though local Democratic leaders doubt his Senate confirmation. Postmaster Parker’s commission expires late this month.
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Lynn
Soscrau
Cleveland
Frank E. Wright
Democratic Party
Senate
Parker
Mr Chamberlains Orchids Spotlight in Pall Mall Gazette
The Pall Mall Gazette notes Lord Chamberlain’s wife’s return and highlights his orchid obsession. His stock book records prices origins and bloom quality while he expands his collection with nine interconnected orchid houses plus electric lighting. He began the hobby about twelve years ago after entering Parliament.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Ruskin
Destitute Catholic Children Ladies’ Aid elects officers
The annual meeting at the Home for Destitute Catholic Children elected officers for the coming year. Officers include President Mrs. Elizabeth Curtin and several vice presidents, with an executive committee representing each parish. The year’s report shows 561 new admissions, 746 under care, 7803 to date, 617 placed with families, 4 deaths, and total receipts of 19 637 45 with expenditures of 16 261 61. Sheriff O'Brien reelected president of the corporation.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Elizabeth Curtin
William McCarthy
Nellie Cashman
M. A. Dacey
Mary Mullen
J. B. Moran
James McCormick
Nellie Murphy
James Bonner
M. A
P. O’riordan
M. Stapleton
Robert Bishop
J. J. Williams
Sheriff O’brien
Burglars Strike Milbury Store and Workshops
In Milbury on Saturday night burglars broke into the Providence and Worcester Railroad tool house and Stonemetz & Co. machine shop, then robbed A. S. Winters store at Bramanville. They blew the safe with powder, taking a $1000 government bond, $600 to $800 in cash, silk handkerchiefs, and tools, without waking the village.
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Worcester
Milbury
Providence & Worcester Railroad Company
Stonemetz & Co
A. S. Winter
Bramanville
Mrs. Jay Gould Dies in New York Home
Mrs. Jay Gould died in New York at a few minutes before 9 tonight from paralysis shock experienced in November. She had been unconscious since November 6 and remained so until death. Only immediate family and her sisters were present at the bedside. The Gould marriage began thirty years ago when she was 18, and she dedicated herself to home life and the raising of their children.
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New York
Jay Gould
Jared G. Baldwin
Gould
Noyes
Dickinson
Daniel $8
Miller
Lee, Dater & Miller
Mr. Gould
Delaware County
Zadoc Pratt
Pennsylvania
Mr. Miller
Steamers Arrived in Ports with Varied Origins
A long list records steamers arriving in multiple ports including Boston New York Antwerp London Havre Baltimore Philadelphia and Liverpool with ships such as Bavarian Gallina Britannic La Gascogne Ossian Trinidad Lord O Neill and many others from cities like Liverpool Antwerp Baltimore New Orleans and Yokohama.
Two Towns Fight in Cimarron and Ingalls Kansas
A Wichita report details a county seat war between Cimarron and Ingalls with clashes that left J N English and J Bliss dead and deputies wounded. Sheriff violence, mob actions, and threats prompted state militia plans and a governor’s pledge to halt the fighting.
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St. Louis
Wichita
Kan
Cimarron
Ingalls
J. Bliss
George W. Bolds
Lemuel Brooks
C. Rothfelder
Watson
Topeka
J. Q. Sharp
Board of County Commissioners
Gray County
Martin
Sharp
Court House
Ingall
Winchester
Bliss
Jim Johnston
Meyers
Gage
Ed Robbins
West Virginia Election Middle Court Rules Legislature Sole Authority
The West Virginia Supreme Court ruled that neither Judge Campbell's injunction nor Judge Guthrie's mandamus bound due to post assembly issuance. The court said only the Legislature may demand and investigate election returns, removing court interference. Republicans face organizing the Senate as Fleming's election seems likely on a Democratic joint ballot.
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Aldrich
Grand Army
Congress
Senate
Supreme Coun
West Virginia
Reading
Oberly
House Democrats
Springer
Milbury
Charleston
W.va
Supreme Court
Campbell
Guthrie
Republians
Fleming
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Ella Chamberlain
Haiti
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Association of Collegiate Alumne
Somerville
Faneuil Hall
Phillips Brooks
Canon Knox-Little of England
Church of the Advent
Suffolk County
J. Reed Whipple
Young’s Hotel
Raymond & Whitcomb
Fitchburg
Mexico
H. G. Mallouf
Syria
Women’s Educational Union
Gordon
Auxiliary Association of the
McAll Mission
Thomas A. Tanner
Lowell
American Loan and Trust Company
Boston Custom House
Cluir
Messrs
Abbey & Schoeffel
Tremont Street
Charles Francis Adams
Union Pacific Railway
Theatre Tonight
Boston [Deal Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club
Société Des Metaux
M. Bex
Switzerland
Democrats
Mr. Springer
Hayti
G. W. Simmons & CO
North Street
Liberty Square
Jacob's Sons
National Lefens. CO
Marlboro
Milk
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Roswell UC
Downer
Frank O. Squilkez
William K. Dresser
MR. Phelps
Sumaroned
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Sackville Incident
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General Foreign News
Panama Canal
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