Death of a Great Cardinal in London Mourned by Many
The Great Cardinal lies in state in the archbishop's palace vestibule as thousands mourn in London. Protestants attend, with a plan for a silent procession or a labor tribute service facing opposition from working men. Burial is set for Kensal Green near notable figures. a Knights of Labor cable expresses sorrow for his service to labor.
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London
arch-Episcopal Palace
Cardinal
Kensal Green Cemetery
Sydney Smith
Tom Hood
Cockburn
Lhackeray
Balfe
Eastlake
Brunel
Macready
Anthony Trollope
Shirley Brooks
Knights of Labor
America
Labor
Debtor Borlas Freed After Parliament Shoot Incident
John Borlas a Oxford graduate arrested December 31 near Parliament while firing on windows and ornaments was discharged after being bound over to keep the peace for two months Oscar Wilde joined his circle as a Socialist champion Borlas said he was an anarchist and intended to vent contempt for the House of Commons He explained he would have shot officers but feared harming an innocent man and called it a pity
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London
John Borlas
Oxford
Parliament
Oscar Wilde
Borlas
House of Commons
Patti Delights Boston After Del Puente Delay at Concert
Patti arrives after a delay to deliver a bird-like, clear aria in Lucia di Lammermoor and a much applauded Home Sweet Home encore. Orchestra under Arditi earns praise as Fabbri Novara Del Puente also shine in a star-studded program featuring La Gioconda and, Carmen.
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Music Hall
Patti
Guglielmo Tell
Lucia di Lammermoor
Il Trovatore
Carmen
Mme. Patti
Signor del Puente
del Puente
Sig. Guille
Sig. del Puente
Sig
Novara
Ardon
Sig. Mascheroni
Fabbri
Signor Novara
Mme. Fabbri
Signor Guille
Boston
Ti Balen
Trovatore
Minnie Hauk Opera Company
Sig. Novara
Cavatina
Serbami Ognor
Amherst College announces track team trainees for 1895
Amherst College lists trainees for the athletics season with names and class years across events. Clashes, medium runs, hurdles, long runs, bicycle races, jumps, and the one mile walk are covered by students F. M. Lay, H. L. Twitchell, Noyes, Beiden, Tibbetts, Beekman, Jackson, Morris, Pratt, Law, Day, Russell, Leonard, Spooner, Seymour, Seelye, Lane, G. D. Pratt, Noyes Jr., Newton, Hennessey, Gregg, and Blodgett.
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Amherst
Amherst College
F. M. Lay
H. L. Twitchell
H. R. Noyes
F. M. Beiden
A. M. Tibbetts
F. W. Beekman
W. T. S. Jackson
R. F. Morris
H. B. Pratt
F. H. Law
M. T. Day
C. O. Russell
KE. Leonard
W. F. Spooner
C. O. Seymour
A. M. Seelye
W. C. Seelye
H. W. Lane
G. D. Pratt
H. T. Noyes, Jr
E. 8. Newton
T. F. Hennessey
W. W. Gregg
F. D. Blodgett
Califor nia Struck By Heavy Sea Liberates Cattle
The steamer California was struck by a heavy sea sixty miles east of Sandy Hook while en route to Hamburg. Cattle pens broke and cattle were liberated, steering gear sustained damage. The ship returned to the bar in a snow storm, then arrived this afternoon under her own steam guided by three tugs.
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New York
California
Ger
Hamburg
Sandy Hook
Trouble in the Yale University Club in New Haven
Peter H. Fleming a cook and George H Stevens a waiter at the University Club became angry after a quarrel Fleming drew a revolver and fired grazing Stevens cheek he was arrested and will not comment on the incident New Haven Conn Jan 15
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Yale University Club
New Haven
Conn
Peter H. Fleming
George H. Stevens
University Club
Fleming
Stevens
Business Failures Rise in U S Week Bradstreets Note
Bradstreet's reports 379 business failures in the United States for the week, up from 35 in the second week of 1891. In Canada, 51 failures occurred this week, equal to the 1891 weekly total.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Annie Bridges Found in Lynn Despite Mother's Reluctance
Annie J. Bridges, the missing Saugus girl, has been located in Lynn. Her mother says she is alive but not willing to have her return, noting her daughter has begun a life she does not want rejoined.
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Lynn
Annie J. Bridges
Saugus
Leader Building Burns in Picrressure Fire
The Leader building in Picrssure Pennsylvania burned tonight causing an estimated loss of 60000 dollars with 45000 dollars insured. Adjacent structures were damaged about 10000 dollars and fully insured.
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Picrssure
Penn
Leader
McDowell Second Pianoforte Recital at Chickering Hall
Mr E A McDowell presented a varied program including Beethoven opus 27 no 2 in three movements, Alkan Mouvement Perpetuel and other pieces, Saint-Saens etude, and his own works Winter The Brook Moonlight Idyl based on Shelley Bulwer Rossetti Goethe. The audience of first class musicians applauded. next recital March 18 features Mozart Schubert Chopin Rubinstein Strong Martucci Balakereff.
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E. A. McDowell
Chickering Hall
Beethoven
Mr. McDowell
Alkan
Stcherbatcheff
Chopin
Saint-Saens
Mozart
Schubert
Rubinstein
Strong
Martucci
Balakereff
Pupils Recital at Sleeper Hall by New England Conservatory
The New England Conservatory of Music pupils present a recital at Sleeper Hall on Monday evening January 18 at 8 o'clock. The program includes Meyerbeer Coronation March for organ Mendelssohn concerto in G minor for piano Brahms Hermann two Hungarian Dancers for violin and piano Chopin Sonata in B flat minor op 35 Rossini Bel Raggio from Semiramide and Waderewski concerto in A minor op 17.
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New England Conservatory of Music
Sleeper Hall
Meyerbeer
Mendelssohn
Brahms- Hermann
Chopin
Rossini
Waderewski
Berlin defendants in political, duel, and accident cases
Herr Brandens a Berlin glove maker with socialist leanings was fined six months for fixing a red flag on a telegraph pole during Lassalle’s birth anniversary. Two Berlin students Becker and Goltman received two months in fortress for dueling. Witness Hirsch got eight days in jail for aiding the duel. The former Spanish ambassador Due Alvares had both legs amputated after a carriage accident in Paris yesterday.
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Herr Brandens
Berlin
Lassalle
Becker and
Goltman
Herr Hirsch
Due Alvares
Paris
Rumor Rings Beacon Hill Over Gubernatorial Nomination
Rumors say Attorney General Albert E. Pillsbury seeks the Republican nomination for governor, with supporters hoping to back him this fall. Lieutenant Governor Haile is also named as a possible candidate, while some circles oppose Pillsbury due to rumored anonymous correspondence from last year. Others push for Colonel Charles H. Allen of Lowell after a narrow defeat to repeat his bid.
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Beacon Hill
Albert E. Pillsbury
Mr. Pillsbury
Haile
New Republican State Committee
Pillsbury
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Charles H. Allen
Lowell
Another Cutting Affair in Charlestown
A stabbing affray occurred in Charlestown last night when William W. Munroe was attacked with a knife by John M. Peirce in front of 166 Main Street. Munroe suffered two back wounds and was taken to Station 15 where Dr. Broderick treated him before transfer to Massachusetts General Hospital. Peirce was arrested.
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Charlestown
William W. Munroe
John M. Peirce
Main Street
Munroe
Station 15
Broderick
Massachusetts General Hospital
Peirce
Stedman Arrives in Custody for Gallagher Murder Arraignment Set
John H. Stedman was arrested in New York on January 4 for the December 19 murder of ex-Councilman James H. Gallagher on Howard Street. He arrived in the city last night in custody of Special Officer Abbott and will be arraigned in the Superior Court on Monday.
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John H. Stedman
New York
James H. Gallagher
Howard Street
Abbott
Stedman
Clark University Professor Honored by Paris Bureau
Worcester January 15 Albert A Michelson PhD professor of physics at Clark University has received and accepted an invitation from the International Bureau of Weights and Measures to spend the summer at Breteuil near Paris to determine a new standard for the metric unit based on light wave vibration.
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Clark University
Worcester
Albert A. Michelson
International Bureau of Weights and Measures
Breteuil
Paris
Norwalk Elder Charles Adams Dies After Illness
Norwalk Conn Jan 15 Charles Adams aged 76 one of Norwalks oldest and most respected citizens died this afternoon from the grip He held various political offices and for many years was deputy sheriff He formerly resided in Chicago where he was in business when that city was a small country village.
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Norwalk
Conn
Charles Adams
Adams
Chicago
The Engraving Coupon Delays Publication
The Post's State Engraving Coupon will not appear again until engravings are ready for delivery. Absence of several essential portraits and desire not to rush high quality work cause unavoidable delay. Hold complete coupon sets until engraving is announced. incomplete sets can be finished when the coupon reappears.
Chilean Letters Move In Chilean Controversy
Washington report details the presidents review of diplomatic Chilean correspondence and plans to publish documents with a concurrent message to Congress. Cabinet delay noted awaiting publication. Navy notes show no new orders to Yorktown, Montt's interview with Blaine yields no policy change.
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Washington
State Department
Chile
Congress
Navy Department
Evans
United States
Yorktown
Valparaiso
Tracy
Newark
West Indies
Senor Montt
Blaine
Sir Edwin Arnold Ill in Philadelphia and Reading Cancelled
Sir Edwin Arnold is confined to his bed at a Philadelphia hotel with grip and declines a physician. A reading in Trenton was canceled as a despatch reported his serious illness and the Lafayette Hotel notice.
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Puhitapelouia
Penn
Sir Edwin Arnold
Trenton
N. J
Edwin Arnold
Lafayette
Philadelphia
In the Jaws of Death
The Arlington from Cork encountered the Countess of Dufferin from St John NB near lat 58 21. They assisted ten crew, some frostbitten, who had endured six days without food or water. On Jan 7 they were transferred to the Yesso for quicker landing. the Yesso later arrived from Sunderland with eleven men from the Countess of Dufferin aboard.
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New York
Arlington
Cork
St. John
N. B
Londonderry
Doble
Ali
Yesso
Sunderland
Baltimore
Yale Harvard Princeton Postponed Triple League Talk
New Haven plans discuss a series of games among Yale Harvard and Princeton baseball groups. Yale would be led by William H. Franklin captain William H. Murphy and Thomas L. McClung with the aim to revive the triple league, a move Harvard halted three years earlier to form a dual league.
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New Haven
Conn
New York
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
William HH. Pranklin
The
Baseball Association
William H. Murphy
Thomas L. McClung
Striking Motormen Tie Up Pittsburg Traction Lines
Two hundred twenty five motormen and conductors employed by the Pittsburg Allegheny and Manchester Traction Company began a strike at Pittspurc Penn on January 15. The workers say the new schedule would force sixteen hour days without higher wages, ending work on all four divisions.
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Pittspurc
Penn
lTwo
Pittsburg, Allegheny & Manchester Traction Company
Hall v Boston and Maine Rail Road damages awarded in assault case
In Giddeford Maine on January 15 the Supreme Court jury in the case Jerome F Hall versus the Boston and Maine Railroad awarded the plaintiff $1000 in damages for injuries suffered when assaulted on a train by an intoxicated brakeman with interest from the injury date.
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Giddeford
Jerome F. Hall
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Saco
Ex Congressmen Walter A. Wood Dies in Hoosick Falls
A despatch from Hoosick Falls reports the death of former Representative Walter A. Wood at 3 30 this afternoon. The New York ex-congressman had served in Congress and was a noted political figure.
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New York
Rubany
N. Y
Hoosick Falls
Walter A. Wood
Funeral for Clarence heir dominates royal mourning
London dispatch reports the death of the Duke of Clarence and Avondale and a tense royal mourning period. Queen Victoria and Princess May face illness fears, while Princess May prays beside her betrothed. The Miners Federation votes condolence to the royal family and aid for Midland nailmakers on strike.
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Duke of
Clarence
Avondale
Princess of Wales
Princess May
Europe
Duke of Clarence
Sandringham
Dr. Laking
Prince George
London
Miners’ Federation
Stoke-on-Trent
Pickard
Waverley Club Honors Grand Opening in Hyde Park
Waverley Hall the new Waverley Club of Hyde Park on Main street was dedicated with a musical and literary program ending in tableaux featuring fifty children. Governor Russell and Mrs. Russell attended, greeted with applause, after an evening of singing readings and instrumental displays.
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Waverley Hall
Waverley Club
Hyde Park
Main Street
Russell
Boston
George W. Blish
H. M. Pitt
Olive Homans
Alice Hayden
Appleton Quartet
Albert Johnson
Il ‘Trovatore
Johnson
Helen M. Young
Dr Graves murder case sparks new affidavits in San Francisco
Detective Woods from Denver says he has thirty affidavits claiming Mrs Barnaby was not poisoned by Dr Graves. They imply nurse Mrs Worrell poisoned Mrs Barnaby and that strychnine was bought here under the pretense of rat poison. A servant at Arrow Head Springs Hotel reportedly heard Mrs Worrell wish Mrs Barnaby would die for money in a will. In Providence, John H. Conrad, chief prosecuting witness in the Denver trial, said he believes no new trial will be granted and denounced Denver sentiment for Graves as moonshine.
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San Francisco
Detective Woods
Denver
Narragansett Hotel
Supreme Court
Routt
Boston Vendome Benefit for Home moral reform Society
A large audience attended a Vendome entertainment in support of the Home for Unmarried Mothers run by the New England Moral Reform Society. Mrs Otis and Mrs Edwards organized, Louise Chandler Moulton read from her works, C H Bacall impressed with dialect imitations, Miss Gertrude Franklin and Miss Rollwagen sang, and Mr Heinrich delivered strong solos and Handel.
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Vendome
New England Moral Reform Society
Otis
Edwards
Boston
Louise Chandler Moulton
C. H. Bacall
Dr. Hale
Bishop Brooks
Robert Collyer
Burr
Sothern
Lord Dundreary
C . Paige
Mark Twain
Gertrude Franklin
Rollwagen
Mr. Heinrich
Arditti
Miss Franklin
Zollwagen
Polly Willes
Samson
Polly
H. E. Crane
Hull Corinthian Yacht Club Holds Preseason Meeting
The Hull Corinthian Yacht Club met at Young's Hotel with Commodore H O Stetson presiding. About thirty members attended as amendments to bylaws were adopted. committee sizes were trimmed. a minor change to the signals code was made and Sea Horse was chosen as the club insignia. A navy blue uniform with rank emblems was approved.
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Hull Corinthian Yacht Club
Young’s Hotel
H. O. Stetson
Messrs
F. H. Smith, Jr
Pneumonia Dangers and Kidney Link Revealed in Investigation
A newspaper investigation explains pneumonia not as airborne but as linked to kidney function. It argues exposure and weather trigger a dormant illness, listing warning signs like chills, fatigue, and breathlessness. The piece promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a preventive aid and urges awareness of kidney health to avert fatal outcomes.
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William J. Florence
Joseph Jefferson
Meigs
New York
The
Tribune
Warner
Kright
Hunt for Garza Intensifies in Starr County
U S troops and federal authorities press a vigorous pursuit of Garza and his followers. A strong revolutionary force is believed found at Rondana ranch in Starr county Texas. Captain Hardie reports he will lead Troop D and Sheriff Sheeley with Rangers to Rondana as spies probe Garza’s rendezvous.
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San Antonio, Tex
United States
Garza
Rondana Ranch
Starr County
Texas
J. P. Martin
Francis H. Hardie
Roma
Tex
Sheeley
Brooks
Texas Rangers
Charter Oak Life Insurance Pays First Dividend
Hartrop Conn Jan 15 The Superior Court has removed protests against the payment of a dividend by the Charter Oak Life Insurance Company receivers. General creditors will receive 14 per cent while policy holders get 15 per cent with $98,000 specially deposited for them. Dividend payable May 15 and totals about 460000 with about 18000 checks issued.
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Hartrorp
Conn
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company
Superior Court
Smith Page Readings Conclude in Chickering Hall Boston
F Hopkinson Smith and Thomas Nelson Page closed their readings in Chickering Hall with selections including Me Lady and Well Worn Roads. A White Umbrella in Mexico was read by Page, and readings from Colonel Carter of Cartersville were performed by Smith. A requested piece Polly was omitted due to its pathetic nature, replaced by a livelier selection. Large audience attended and both gentlemen praised the reception in Boston.
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F. Hopkinson Smith
Thomas Nelson Page
Chickering Hall
Mr. Page
Mexico
Colonel Carter
Cartersville
Mr. Smith
Polly
Boston
Fire Damages Two Tenement Homes on Commercial Street
Alarm 322 at 3:55 pm reported a fire in the tenement at 169 Commercial Street occupied by Thomas Griffin, extending to 171 owned by Lander Jones. Cause unknown, damage listed at 350 dollars. Alarm 364 at 11:20 am reported a small fire in a dwelling on Whitfield Street, Brighton, caused by children playing with matches.
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Commercial Street
Thomas Griffin
Lander Jones
Whitfield Street
Brighton
Mansfield Pioneer Jonathan Hinckley Dies at 90
Jonathan Hinckley, 90, longtime Mansfield resident, dies at home after a life of prominence in religious, social, and political circles. A leading member of the First Congregational Church, he was widely respected in Wiiumanric and surrounding communities.
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Wiiumanric
Conn
Jonathan Hinckley
Mansfield
First Congregational Church
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Humboldt Avenue
Rapid Transit Commission
Chapel
Tremont Temple
Uo Ae
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
D. T. . Hoskins
Newport
Darwin J. Meserole
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Brooklyn
Louis Albert Banks
South Boston
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Channing Hall
C. F. Dole
Tames M. Balliet
Springfield
Boston Woman’s Christian ‘Temperance Union
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Mary H. Hunt
Bootblacks
Charles W. Scudder
Brookline
Roxbury High School Association
Warren Street
Boston Mount Holyoke Alumni Association
Cotton
Union Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Nehemiah Boynton
Young Men’s Christian Union
Alvin L. Jones
Old Bay State
Plymouth
Merrimac
Conference of Child Helping Societies
Young Men’s Christian Isolation
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George S. Hale
People's Lawyer’s
P. A. Bridg. Ham
Ames Building
Ted
Justin
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Windsor
Alexander John Charles Albert
Prince and Princess of Wales
St. George’s Chapel
Duke of Albany
Great Eastern Railroad
Bishopsgate Street
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Cornhill
Mansion House and Exchange
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Lord Chamberlain's
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N. Y. Telegram
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Custom House St
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Johnson & CO
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