Greece Reaffirms Free Action After British Note Clash
The Greek government rejects external control and asserts full freedom of action amid rising tensions with Turkey. Athens notes identical replies to Britain’s note and fears popular pressure may push Greece toward dangerous actions as European powers weigh Turkey’s strength and regional order.
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Remy
Marquis of Salisbury
England
Greece
Athens
S&y
Tea
Vienna
London
Nimes
Epirus
Turkey
Mare
Europe
Greece Faces Coercion War Debates and Diplomatic Moves
January dispatches from London Athens and Berlin report Liberal protests and cabinet meetings as Greece prepares for potential conflict. Admirals and ironclads are readied while Servia Greece relations show tense escalations and concerted diplomatic efforts by England Germany Austria and France to maintain peace in Europe.
Military and Naval Movements From Smyrna to Salonica
At Smyrna on January 25 reports indicate high activity in Turkish military and naval circles. Troops and materiel are being hurried to Salonica via enhanced transport channels to speed the dispatch to the Greek frontier.
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Smyrna
Omsima
Salonica
Orta
Government likely to announce Ireland policy soon
House of Lords discussion centered on steps against Ireland with Lord Salisbury saying clarification would come within two days. Lord Kimberley noted rapid government progress after Mr Smith’s Dublin visit. Rumors said measures would repress and proscribe the National League and provide remedial resources.
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Lord Salsbury
Mr. Bourke
BU Be Itia
Lord Salisbury
Ireland
Smith
National League
Parliament to Address Irish Question at Oxford
Government may tackle the Irish question before amendments to procedure rules. Reported surprise here as analysts expect the government to push the Commons to act on the amendments, with concerns about confronting the Irish issue at this time.
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Oguce
Span
Dan
House of Commons
Governor of Senegal defeats the false prophet Samary
The Governor telegraphs that Samary has been driven from the region and the country remains unsettled with business at a standstill. Reports from London note stock declines amid Greece Turkey tensions and general war anxiety.
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Senegal
Paris
Samary
Scully accused of Irish landlordism in American estates
The Tribune profiles William Scully now resident in London who allegedly owns vast tracts of Illinois and other states. It claims he introduced harsh Irish landlord practices here, controls 40k to 45k acres in Logan County, and uses ironclad leases to force rents while suppressing taxation and keeping tenants in servitude.
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Cieaco
the Tribune
William Scully
London
Eng
Iis
Scully
Illinois
Klinois
Kansas
Nebraska
Logan County
Tibet
Seecarcely
Ireland
Siege at Foulke firm ends in starved-out standoff
In Penn Jan 25 Colonel Foulke a retired army officer seizes control of W L Foulke Son & Co advertising agency on Fifth Avenue. His wife and sons claim he no longer runs the business, and divorce proceedings are pending. He barricades the office and is fed by rope from a second-story window while guards and officers watch outside. The public and press fear a prolonged confrontation.
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Itrspunrg
Penn
W. L., Foulke, Son & Co
Fifth Avenue
Foulk
Congress Set to Reject Renewed Treaty Plans
Special to the Post reports in Wasuiscron on January 25 that renewed treaties tying Canada and the United States will fail in Congress. The Senate cannot reach a majority, and even a tie is unlikely. House actions on fisheries remain under study as Secretary Bayard’s role is debated and a treaty commission is considered or rejected. Colonel Pierce and Judge Woodbury are slated for hearings as the debate continues.
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Wasuiscron
Canada
United States
Senate
Anti-Trade Party
Hayard
Hagarad Gid
Great Britain
Congress
Woodbury
Filermen
Gloucester
Bayard
Belwont
Fle
Pierce
Senate Committee On Fisheries
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Ohio House Committee Letter to Senator Payne on Testimony
Thomas Cowgill, chairman of a House committee investigating bribery in the Jennery caucus, will mail a letter to U S Senator H G Payne assuring that if any derogatory testimony appears he will be notified and given the privilege to appear before the committee.
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JoLuMers, O
Thomas Cowgill
Ohio House of Representatives
Jennery
Iss4
United States
H. GG. Payne
Fire Fatalities Rise From Cedar Street Blaze
In Manchester New Hampshire on January 25 the Cedar Street fire claimed Mrs. Michael Callahan after nine hours of agony. Officials say Meehan may have died of heart disease rather than suffocation, with her husband asleep and unharmed by smoke. Police investigate amid suspicions of foul play as the blaze started from an overheated coal stove.
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Manchesver
N. A
Cedar Street
Herscate
New Yatopshire Press Association Elects Officers
The annual meeting at Toscono today elected officers: President Jon O C Moore of Nashua. vice presidents A A Roteh Amherst J D Winnote Exeter C S Russell Nashua. recording secretary S C Gould Manchester. treasurer T W Lane Manchester. executive committee J M Hill G A Blanchard Concord A Clarke Manchester. auditors T B Jenks and E N Pearson Concord.
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Toscono
New Yatopshire Press Association
Jon
O.C. Moore
Nashua
A. A. Roteh
Amherst
J. D. Winnote
Exeter
C. S. Russell
5. C. Gould
Manchester
T. W. Lane
J. M. Hill
G. A. Blanchard
Concord
A. &. Clarke
Jenks
E. N. Pearson
Pig Iron Production Totals for 1885 and 1884 Decline
The American Iron and Steel Association reports 1885 pig iron output at 4,520,?9 net tons and 4,044,526 gross tons. 1884 production was 4,489,615 net tons and 4,007,868 gross tons, showing a small decrease of 60,744 net tons from 1884 to 1885.
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Philadelphia
American Iron and Steel Association
Mannufacturers
United States
Issa
Dominion asks imperial aid over Jersey firm losses
A New York to Ottawa dispatch says the Dominion government asked the Imperial government to send troops to stop pillaging of Jersey fishing firm property in British America. Sir John A. Macdonald says he knew of the telegram and doubts the report and that Ottawa had not sought aid.
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Montreal
Que
Associated Press
New York
Ottawa
Dominion
British America
Jersey
Robin Company
John A. Macdonald
Ola Colony Commandery Knights Templars install officers
In Abington Massachusetts on January 25 a public installation saw Wast Eminent Commander Silas B. Dickerman install officers including Eminent commander William H. Davis generalissimo Jerry Richmond captain general C F Allen prelate E B Hatch senior warden H D Reed junior warden William Werce sword bearer Baylies Wood standard bearer Joseph Sanborn warden David Poole treasurer Augustus Beal recorder E M Nash guards Asa Cook WH Harding Edward Orcutt
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Mass
Ola
Knights Templars
Silas B. Dickerman
William H. Davis
Jerry Richmond
C. F. Allen
E.B. Hatch
H. D. Reed
William Wwerce
Baylies Wood
Joseph Sanborn
David Poole
Snow storm strands vessels off Provincetown harbor
A heavy snow storm began in Provincetown and continues with rain and sleet. The harbor holds several coasting schooners and brigs while schooners George Nevinter Levanter remain ashore. Jd. W. GuskeU awaits fair weather to tow to Boston.
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Mass
George Nevinter
Levanter
Jd. W. Guskeu
Boston
Two Schooners Likely Total Losses From Christmas Gales
Gloucester report notes schooners Mabel Dillaney and iy person, once published as lost, will be the only two total losses of the tithing fleet from the Christmas and January gales. Most vessels lost sails anchors and cables. fear of final voyages proved unfounded, though many boats were damaged.
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Gloucester
Mass
Mabel Dillaney
Iy Person
Death at Pawtucket Poor Farm Claims James M. Greene
James M. Greene aged 62 died at the Pawtucket poor farm after being found frozen in his home this morning. He leaves two grown sons, one living in Chicago.
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James M. Greene
Pawtucket
Chicaga
Jeremiah Keefe Found Frozen On Dock Near Live River
Jeremiah Keefe a 42 year old cook for the Transportation Company was found dead on a dock near the Live River. He had been sleeping in a scow and was last seen intoxicated yesterday. Authorities believe he fell from the bank and could not rise.
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Hantrorp
Conn
Jaxa
Jeremiahkeefe
Live River
Hfe
Transportation Company
New York and New England Railroad Meet in Boston on Lease Action
Stockholders A A Marsh and W F Graham prepare protests against planned lease of the New York and New England line to the New York New Haven and Hartford. The protest targets the action and cites the related Hartford and Worcester affairs as part of ongoing legal interests before the Supreme Court in Washington.
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New York and New England Railroad Company
Boston
New York, New Haven
Hartford
A.A. Marsh
New York and Boston Railroad
Bartford, Providence and Wiskidll
W.F. Graham
New York and New &O Pegland Railroad
Supreme Court
Washington
Rights of Entoxicated Passengers in Rail Case
Justus W Baldwin administrator sues Grand Yrook railway for 10044 damages over Ka 8 S Waldron death after being ejected for nonpayment. Waldron, a disabled veteran, was left at Beattie's Tarn cut station, walked along tracks, and was killed by a freight train near Stratford while en route to a pension examination. Trial in Coos county Supreme Court at Colebrook next week. rail company argues proper removal for fare nonpayment.
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N. H
Justus W. Baldwin
Grand Yrook Railway
Coos County
Beattie’s Tarncut
Stratford
Groveton Dunation
Waldron
Aldrich and Kemick
Littleton
Ossian Ray
J. W. Drew
Lancaster
A. A. Strout
Portland
Railroad
Creditors Agree to 25 Percent Settlement for Hubbard
A creditors meeting in New Haven reports liabilities of 104 445 among 2080 creditors. Assets total 20 799 with further doubtful amounts. One third of total liabilities are represented. 25 percent settlement offered in three and twelve month installments. J A Richardson of Yale National Bank named trustee. The bankrupt’s failure stems from a 60 000 loss in four years from questionable advertiser credit.
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Hh. P. Ilubbard
New Haven
J. A. Richardson
Yale National Bank
Pickpocket Pair Foils Woman On Train
Special to The Post Brockton January 25 two thieves approached a woman aboard a train and puffed cigar smoke in her face blinding her momentarily. Her satchel opened and a pocketbook containing ten dollars disappeared. Witnesses saw the pair flee as the train departed. Police suspect a Boston gang is behind the thefts.
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the Post
Brockton
Boston
Union Post G A R Fair Draws Prizes in Salem Town Hall
Salem Mass January 25 The Union Post 50 G A R fair closed in Peabody Town Hall with high ticket sales. Drawing committee included John Linehan and Warren Trask. Major prizes were cash capital prize 1000 won by Wrostee Wakefield piano valued 6500 awarded to C W S Gloucester cash 100 James Ware Peabody black walnut chamber set William K Deraitels Peabody gentleman's gold watch John I McKean Peabody.
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Salem
Mass
Union Post
Peabody
John Linehan Sna Warren Trask
Wrostee Wakefield
Glouccester
James Ware
Pewbody
William K. Deraitels
John
McKean
French leaders push amnesty petitions for Northwest detainees
Montreal officials report that prominent French politicians urge the public to sign petitions before Parliament opens next month asking a general amnesty for Indians and half breeds jailed over the Northwest rebellion. A cabinet minister warned that amnesty will be granted before Parliament meets.
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Montreal
Que
Dan
Five Chilean miners murdered in Tarapaca region
Five Chilean miners from Mocha were escorted to Tarapaca for trial on robbery when a guard of thirteen Indians attacked them in a remote gully near Sipiza. The prisoners were killed, along with the wife and her five year old son who accompanied them.
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Panama
Mocha
Spen
Sipiza
Enciante
Langlade Snowshoe and Toboggan Club Opens Slide
Worcester reports the Langlade Snowshoe and Toboggan Club opens its Sunnyside slide in the suburb this evening. The new club lists over thirty members, includes both women and men, and expects strong interest in the sport. The slide ranges from 1569 to 1100 feet in length. Between 200 and 300 spectators braved the storm to watch the launch.
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Worcester
Mass
Langlade
General strike settles into orderly contest in coke regions
Telegrams from coke regions say the strike is now general and the dispute between labor and capital has settled into an orderly contest. Austro Hungarian consul Max Schamberg left PirrsnvRa for Mt Pleasant to investigate the outbreak raid that sparked the strike.
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Penn
Max Schamberg
Mt. Pleasant
Guatemala Elects General Baxillos as President
The January 16 Guatemalan balloting produced a full county vote for General Baxillos. A capable new cabinet has been formed. No word yet from San Salvador or Nicaragua on the diplomatic rupture.
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Tanamaa
Guatemala
General Baxillos
San Salvador
Nicataugua
Arbitration panel named in Rockton dispute
The manufacturers' committee submitted three names for arbitrators and accepted Rufus P. Kingman. The committee now lists C. L. M. Court and Rufus P. Kingman. They will meet soon to settle the price dispute.
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Rufus P. Kingman
Messrs. C. L. M.court
Judge Ingram directs verdict for defendants in libel suit
In New York on January 25 Judge Ingram in the Superior Court directed a verdict for the defendants in the suit brought by the John W Lovell Company publishers to recover 25000 dollars for alleged libel against Houghton Mitlin and Co publishers of this city and Boston.
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New Yorks
Ingram
John W. Lovell Company, Publishers
Houghton, Mitlin & Co., Publishers
Boston
Train collision at Newmarket leaves one fireman dead
In Newmarket Ontario a passenger train collided with an engine and tender on the Northern railway. Both engines were wrecked and one fireman killed. The other fireman and one engineer badly injured, several passengers slightly hurt.
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Ont
Northern Railway
Here
Senate Executive Session Chief Action Debunked
Special from Washington Jan 25 reports that rumors of government action to force Union Pacific to stop subsidies to Pacific Mail are unfounded. No proceedings are planned in Justice Interior or Treasury, and a House inquiry is unlikely to proceed. The episode appears tied to stock manipulation causing public alarm. Judge Henry Strong plans a $75,000 Florida house and wintering in the capital. Kaffee Klatch and Yum Yum Tea fundraiser for the National Homicopaihe Hospital attracts diplomatic ladies.
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New York
Union Pacific Railway Company
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Department of Justice
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POS
Capitol
House Committee On Pacific Railroads
Union Pacific
Pacific Mall Company
Strong
Rouse
Henry Strong
Chicago
Forida
Sixteenth
National Homicopathiie Hospital
Morgan Addresses Electoral Count in Senate Debates
In Washington on January 25 the Senate opened with a Treasury letter on bonds held by national banks for circulation totaling 5 069 550 dollars. Senator Walthall was sworn in. debate covered Pacific railroad debt settlement and Hot Springs leases. Senator Morgan opposed Sherman Evarts plan to let Congress create an electoral body, warning of constitutional overreach. The Edmunds bill and executive session followed, then a House message announced the death of Representative Rankin of Wisconsin. A funeral escort committee was named, and the Senate adjourned.
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Congress
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Sherman
Ohio
New York
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United States
Aiigan
Mr. Morgan
McMorgan
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House Committee
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Sawyer
Risekburn
Jonea
Arkansas
Wisconsin Congressman Rankin Dies and House Adopts Resolution
In Washington on January 25, Mr. Bragg of Wisconsin announced the death of colleague Mr. Rankin and offered resolutions that the House unanimously adopted. At 12:15 p.m. the House adjourned as a mark of respect. A committee including Bragg Van Sebarck Stevenson Guenther Carleton Henderson of Illinois and Johnson of New York was named to accompany Rankin’s remains to Wisconsin.
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Bragg
Wisconsin
Rankin
Messrs. Bragg
van Sebarck
Stevenson
Guenther
Carleton
Henderson
Ilinoias
Johnson
New York
Dakota Territory State Admission Debated In Congress
The House committee on Territories heard Thompson and Johnson urge admitting the entire Dakota Territory as a state and oppose division. They claim east-west division would reflect Dakota sentiment, except for Mooney and a few others who favor Boies Dolph’s bill for Washington and Idaho Pan Handle. The day also note Senate action on various posts and public building funding.
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Meason
Thompson
Dohneon
Washington
House Committee On Territories
dJobuson
Dakota
Judg Moocy
Fires Destroy Multiple Dwellings and Factories Across Several States
A series of fires yesterday morning caused extensive damage from New York to Vermont and Pennsylvania. In New York, a Harlem River shanty burned and lagman Hugh Connora died. Vermont losses included Nye Hubbell’s tub factory and a Limealey Street house fire beyond insurance coverage. In Pennsylvania a Sladdington slate factory fire caused heavy losses. Boston and Salem incidents involved tenements, kitchens, and clothing houses with injuries and minimal alarms.
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Harlem River
One Hundred and Thirty-seventh Street
Fourth Avenue
New York
Hugh Connora
Lagman
Lowell
Gaudette Bros
Limealey
Vermont
Nye Hubbell
North Danville
Sebeco
Henry Tuimer
Sladdington
Penn
Dreyfus & Co
Hesex Street
Salem
Coshier
Myrtle Street
Fanny Bodge
George F. Mansfield
Maurice Cummings
Rose G
James Havey
B Street
South
Boston
Morris Wagner
Fourth Street
South Boston
Magine
Svithouut
Six Firms Burned as Devastating Fire Rips Arch Street
A massive Philadelphia blaze discovered at 12:39 a.m. destroyed six adjacent buildings on Arch Street, 715 to 725, including Lehman & Bolton lithographing and Monroe Bros boots. St. Cloud Hotel guests, about 275, evacuated safely as eastern wall collapse worsened the disaster. Loss estimated over 250000 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Arch Street
St. Cloud
I.ehman & Bolton
Monroe Bras. & Co
S. May & Lro
Julius Gerstie & Co
Metropolitan Straw Goods Company
Lehman & Bolton
St. Foud
Eighteen Bodies Recovered From Oriel Mine Explosion
In Wheeling West Virginia on January 25 the bodies of Joseph Johnson John Hornby John Byers and Joseph Guy were recovered from the Oriel mine at Newburg. Work continues and it will be several days before all are found bringing the total recovered to eighteen of thirty nine trapped.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Joseph Johnson
John Hornby
John Byers
Joseph Guy
Oriel
Newburg
Notable charity ball at Academy of Music in Baltimore
President Cleveland attended a charity ball at the Academy of Music in Baltimore with a distinguished Washington party including Colonel and Mrs. Lamont Miss Endicott Miss Vilas Mrs. Marshall Wilson Mrs. Wilson Colonel Cassidy and Senator and Mrs. Gorman.
Meira River floods Belleville area forcing evacuations
The Meira River rose two feet since Saturday in Belleville Ontario. One hundred houses have been evacuated and several businesses in Muarney's Ward closed. City council authorized blasting ice to create a water passage to relieve distress. many properties ruined.
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Muarney
Government rejects partial settlement offer on customs claim
Montreal report says J C Ayer & Co of Lowell Massachusetts may offer to settle the governments $146000 customs irregularities claim but officials press for full payment.
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Montreal
Lowell
Mass
Ohio Senate row ends in disorder after long stalemate
Republicans and Democrats clashed as Ohio senators met at 10 am with adjournment planned for 4 pm. A roll call was interrupted by officials tearing the roll and chaos ensued, drawing praise for order from none. Democrats plan Wednesday adjournment. Republicans want to resume tomorrow.
Supreme Court Rules Tax on Maine Logs Valid
The U S Supreme Court upholds New Hampshire tax on logs imported from Maine and detained at Errol for water transport to Maine. It allows taxation of property before export, if taxed like other property and at usual rates.
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Knights of Labor Boycott Brennan & White Shoes
About seventy members of the Knights of Labor Protective Union met at Shawmut Hall Boston to boycott Brennan & White shoe makers of Brooklyn and Boston. A ten member committee was set to inform local shoe houses of the action and ban the firm’s goods for excluding women workers who are Knights. Another meeting was scheduled for Monday evening.
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New York
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Salt Lake City Deputy Marshal cleared in McMurrin shooting
The January examination of Deputy Marshal Collin was closed with the commissioner ruling no doubt of a plot against him and that he was right to shoot McMurrin, the tithing office watchman. The hearing also substantiated bribe charges against N. V. Jones and Frank Treseder, with Treseder allegedly claiming control of the Mormon church funds.
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McMuarrin
N. V. Jones
Frank Treseder
Snow slides claim miners at Excelsior and Crystal Basin
A Denver report cites a Gun nison dispatch that a slide destroyed the Excelsior mine cabin in Voyerty Gulch near Created Buttes killing William Alexander John St John and William Goss. A second slide at Crystal Basin killed Robert Carey and Henry Collins. Bodies recovered. more slides raise anxiety for missing miners.
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Voyerty Gulch
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John St. John
William Goss
Crystal Basin
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Henry Collins
War Regiment Plans 15 Foot Granite Monument at Gettysburg
Coxcorp NX January 25 The Twelfth War Regiment committee voted to erect a 15 foot granite monument on the Gettysburg battlefield. The regiment will hold its annual reunion on September 24 likely at Pittsfield.
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Twelfth War Regiment
Gettysburg
Pittsfeld
Montreal Fire Underwriters Flay City Water Supply
The Canadian Fire Underwriters Association today passed resolutions accusing the Montreal fire brigade of inefficiency and condemning the water supply, particularly in the commercial district, as inadequate.
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Canadian Fire Underwriters’ Association
Nellie Paytow and 15 year old girl living with parents
Nellie Paytow and a 15 year old girl resided with their parents in the rear of 4 Prince Street. The fragment suggests a household dwelling context but provides no further facts or outcomes.
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Nellie Paytow
Prince Street
Robbery suspects arrested in lodgings on Lyman Street
Officers Pinkerton and Abbott arrested Owen J. Farrelly and James Maines both 21 for numerous robbery charges. They were taken from a lodging house on Lyman Street and face Municipal Court today for beating and entering Roeder’s confectionery, larceny of goods and clothing, breaking into a track, and related thefts.
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Norwar Social Gib Opens at Geays Hall With Lyceum
The first sociable of the Norwar Social Club was held at Geays Hall last evening with about twenty members present. The Lyceum orchestra provided music under the direction of W. Goutrey, assisted by Po. Mullen and aides A. Sullivan J. Curry M. d. O'Brien J.J. Mekesver J. A. Ford and J.T. Grams. Officers include President R. W. Godfrey and Secretary J. E. Iad rey.
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Noack
Burns Night Celebration by Caledonian Club
The Caledonian Club held its Burns night with a committee of arrangements led by Edward Owler and others. In Boston, Mayor O'Brien praised Burns' universal appeal and the gathering featured Mr Findlay McGregor, soprano Aire Siingle, and Dunbar's band, celebrating Scotland's poet Robert Burns.
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Alexander Mcinregor
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Secon
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Frank HH. Queen
Dames Sail
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Aire
Si Ingle
Abra
H.H. Brittle
Carelyn Wade
Dunbar
T Wler
Scots at Quincy Celebrate Robert Burns Birthday at Town Hall
The 127th birth anniversary of Robert Burns was celebrated by Clan McGregor No 5 at Town Hall. Attendees included prominent figures such as Jordon Michercie Arad Andrew Youn, Chief William Anderson of Clan MacIntosh, and Dr. William Everett who spoke on Burns life and character. The program featured patron airs, Scotch Dalvds, and dancing led by Grants Kind of Winley.
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Clan McGregor
Town Hall
Faxon
Jordon Michercie Arad
Andrew Youn
Wiltines Everett
Theopoilis Hing
M. Wilson
Wiliam Arderson
McIntosat
Caubridge
R. C. Mefargot
Anniversary Observance Marks Howard Burrs Birth in Minchiestin
In Minchiestin Ohio on January 23 a Scotch residents banquet celebrated the birth anniversary of Howard Burrs. About 109 attendees gathered at Hotel Windsor for an evening of addresses songs and instrumental music.
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Collision on Boston and Lowell railroad near three thirty A.M.
A crash occurred on the Boston and Lowell line when the Lowell express collided with a switching train after a signal dispute. One car nearly toppled into the river. the inward train halted. Damage estimated under $4000.
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Multiple Local Tragedies and Clergy Appointments Across New England
Reports from Lowell Dover and North Adams recount suicides falls and fatal accidents including Charles Lynch’s attempt at self harm, a funeral for Samuel M. Wheeler, and Mrs Mary H Lyman’s death after a fall. Clarence M Clarke’s funeral followed Georgetown fire fatalities. Clergy changes include Rev E A Hoyt’s move to St Johnsbury and Rev A B Dascomb on leave. Industrial notes mention Thomas Maney & Co winning a water pipe contract for Abington and Rockland. A freight broker fell between cars near Swanton and a Putney dentist died of chloroform overuse. A Pittsburg strike led to Jacob Worth’s shooting. Jack Clolessy’s arrest followed. William Hailey killed at Cambridge after being struck by a train, leaving a widow and seven children.
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Mile
Camus
Au Gary
Des Brojere
Charles Lynch
Lowell
Samuel M. Wheeler
Dover
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Clarence M. Clarke
Georgetown
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North Adams
Sud
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Bermudas
Thomas Maney & Co
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Rockland
J. Hnogehsam
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Fiarry Darling
Putney
Pr. Denning
Keene
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Pittsburg
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Count von Hatzfeldt
Aaroly
M. Waddington
Wattare
Salisbury
Issu
Trey
Victoria
W. A. Hunter
North Aberdeen
Hunter
Gladtone
Turmuan
James William Barclay
Lord Hartington
Goschen
Leonard Courtney
Barclay
Chamberlain
Labouchere
Herbert Gladstone
Gladstone
William Vernon Harcourt
Trevelyn
Michael Hicks-Beach
Forpon
Ariton Club
Armaga
Paxsim
Patrick O'brien
Liverpool
Armagh
John Mekane
Bulgaria
Weace
The
Ser
Vien
Sou
M. Garacanine
Milan
Anigaria
Zews
de Servia
Pitan Ran
Scoutland
Edinburgh
Scotland
Yellroad Corppanies
Samahy
Poxpon
Germany
Cne
Ceicerd
Hocks
Loupon
America
Seles
Hruin
Loehr
Prench
Lonpos
Hinpolite Meilon
Victor Caaramanie
Den
Soupon
Jan
Whi
Jean Jacques de Tschudi
NO. Commission
Perry Belmont
House
Penny Helmont
House Committee On Foreign Relations
Uyef
Senator Payae
Offices
Hmnights Templars Installe
Cape Cod
Atlantic Mills
Olneyville
Brockton Barbers Unite
Walather
Wasahindtox
New Hogland
Savannah
Agathet
New York and
New England
Hubbards Creditors
Lion Post
FAI
Quint
Coho Region
Atv Brockton
Publishers Legal Quarrrel
Harttrorp
Charles A. Anderson
Consolidated Road
New Britain
Fle Lsaves
Tal Olp
MEH
Wmeanary FP
Kiddem
Gm It
Henry P. Widder
Veiccht
Cece
LtSn
LtSa
JtSna
Conan
Bremen
WashineTon
Shaw
Ritchie
Hague
Fall Hiveer
Hows
Ling Phillip
Trobe
Hrockton
Caswell, Massey & Co
N. Y
Ali
Avoenus
Weymouth
South Weymouth
Lasters
Yules and Fogg, Shaw, Thayer & Co
Aboustook
Fort Fairfield
Edmunds
Committee On the Judiciary
Pyle
John D. Burnett
George M. Baskin
Wicked Special Delivery Messengers of Providence
BR. I
Collector of Customs
R. I
Postal Special Delivery Service
Custom House
Post Office Department
Dpakgpta
Boipi
Platt
Committee On Territories
Dolph
Union of States
Territory
Idaho
Manhattan
Chesapeake Bay
Durham
Postmaster-General
Alonzo
Butler
Reno
Edward S
Whiips
Hhone Island
Mohegan
Wilaby Nason Es
Assachusetts
South Williamston
William A. Crey
Clarendon Springs
Marshall J. Baker
West Grotburg
Charles M.easey
Senate Committee On Public Buildings
Senate Today
Charles J. Canda
Jon 5. McCalmont
Pennsylvania
Senate ™ Committee On Fisheries
Sewell
Atlantic
Dore
House Committee On
Boston Harbor
Flagman Barnea
Heath
Flames
the &J. Cloud Hotel
President Cleveland
Ayer
Angostura Bitters
Siegert & Sons
Ohio Senators
CoLtemuus
Ohio Senate
Clisi
Pavey
Javey
Cable
Murber
Democrat Caucus
Pevey
Republic
Tribunal of
Mason
Yark Theatre
Efisler
Frenk Weeton
Joan Tressider
Phil Tresider
Eccles
Charles Foster
Mizrs
Mattie Earle
Riche Westwood
Davenport
Tie Alfa Notiwan Opera Company
Talfe
Lejou Theatre
Henry Hallam
Thaddeus
Morton
Florestein
Henry C. Peaker
Devilshoof
Seto Bee
Auntie Maxwell
Miss Norman
Arline
Liberta
Howard
Bartley Campbell
Liberia
Siberia
George T. Parks
Charles D. Herculn
Emma Vadera
Sara
Netta Gupin
Marie
Charles Frew
Michael Trotsky
Mr. Barrett
Lawrence Barrett
Knigcts
Law's
Muhrmondonm
Gettysburg’s Field
Unfortunate Montcheal
Cellan
Fianover Street
Sin
Daley
Soule Bostrom
Identiyfild
William Walley
Boeton and Providence
William Haley
Antrim Street
Cambridge
Messre
Post Publishing
Milk Street
Ayr
Burns
Edward Oseter
Caledonian Club
Burda of
Bela Gear
Talad
Alan
Galcondaminea
Bamenfearta
Mayor O'Brien
Mevyor O'Brien
Quincy
Maachesper
Lowele
Bos
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