Secretary Tracy Confident Chilean Settlement Near
Secretary Tracy said there was nothing new in the Chilean business and that everything would be satisfactorily settled. He noted no Chilean complaint against Egan and that the United States seeks an investigation into the Baltimore sailors assault while pursuing a conciliatory course in negotiations. National officials see no cause for American public alarm as Montt visits Washington and Valparaiso inquiries proceed.
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Tracy
United States
Baltimore
Department of State
State Department
Egan
Navy Department
Schley
Reagan
Chile
Secretary of the Navy
Washieron
San Francisco
South America
W. P. McCann
Pacific
Washington
Republic of Chile
Valparaiso
Department
McCann
Navy Regulations of
B. F. Tracy
George Brown
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Cal
Talcahuano
United States Naval Force
Sehley
Ramsey
Bureau of Navigation
England
Congressional Party
Monterey
Washington Navy Yard
Montt
New York
Herald
Libertad Electoral
Junta
Santiago
Senor Pedro Montt
Secretary Blaine
Senor Montt
Blaine
Lonxpon
Republic
Jorge Montt
Congress
Forger Gang Unearthed in London Check Fraud Plot
London police uncover a clever forger ring that altered bank checks by removing figures from chemically treated paper and replacing them with new amounts. Authorities suspect earnings of around 20,000 pounds weekly. A £1,700 check at London and Westminster Bank triggered detection, leading to a broader probe and arrests. Bankers say the forgeries are so precise that microscopes fail to detect erasures.
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London
London and Westminster Bank
London and Westminster
Thompson
James Jolson
Husband's Vengeance Kills Wife's Lover in New Hampshire
Prrxixiun New Hampshire November 2 Charles Blisch owner of the Eagle House was shot dead in the hotel office by H Betts of Brooklyn who surrendered. Betts claimed Blisch ruined his marriage and cost him $100000 after his wife left him with one child. He fired twice, Blisch dying within minutes. Betts had previously transferred $100000 to Blisch's wife.
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Prrxixiun
N. H
Charles Blisch
Eagle House
H. Betts
Brooklyn
Betts
Blisch
New York Gubernatorial Race Heats Up Across State
In the final campaign push Fassett and Flower spar over Tammany Hall and World’s Fair blame. Ex-President Cleveland urges a Democratic NY vote to influence 1893 Senate outcome, with Platt predicting a Fassett win and Flower supporters optimistic about a statewide plurality. Four Congressmen to be elected as well.
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New York
Jacob Sloat Fassett
Roswell P. Flower
Governor Hill
Fassett
Tammany Hall
Platt
New York City
Cleveland
Thomas C. Platt
Flower
Senate
United States
Hiscock
Riches Wisdom or Luck as Health Choice
Questioning luck and promoting health, the ad extols Johann Hoff's Malt Extract as a universal nutritive tonic. It claims forty years of use by emperors and the general public, endorses it for indigestion malnutrition debility and lung diseases, and cautions buyers to seek the genuine signed bottle from Eisner & Mendelson Co.
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Johann Hoff
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Barclay St
New York
Postmistress Dethroned After Sixteen Years Service
Great Barrington, Nov. 2. Miss Julia E. Seeley has been asked to resign as postmistress after sixteen years. Two inspectors reported adversely to Washington and Charles E. Orham, long-time postal agent on the Housatonic route, is named as successor. Local Democrats blame Republicans for the move, while others say the charge is unfounded.
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Great Barrington
Julia E. Seeley
Post Office Department
Charles E. Orham
Housatonic
Washington
Rockwell
Miss Seeley
Senator Quay Sues Kerr for Libel in Civil Action
Puritap ESpain Nov 2 Senator Quay has brought suit against Democratic committee Chairman Kerr for libel. A deputy sheriff tried to serve a warrant but Kerr was not home. No criminal prosecution is expected as Quay limits action to a civil suit seeking $100,000 in damages.
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Puritap Espain
Senator Quay
Chairman Kerr
Democratic Committee
Kerr
Quay
Grubbs Wedding Preparations In London Today
London November 2 General Grubb and Miss Violet Sopwith prepare to wed tomorrow in a stylish ceremony. Six city troop guards in gala uniforms arrive to support Grubb. A lavish farewell dinner featured Admiral Inglefield and guests. gifts total about 3000 pounds in diamonds, silver, and jeweled items. Honeymoon follows in Paris.
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Londoon
General Grubb
Violet Sopwith
Trenton
London
Sopwith
Whitehall Club
Admiral Inglefield
Samuel Pope
Messrs. White
Emory
Philadelphia
America
England
Town Battalion
New Jersey
Lincoln
Arthur
Lady Bloomfield
Beaumont
Major
Jameson
William
Lady McKinnon
William Pierce
Baron D. Williamon
George
Old Cotton Manufacturer N. T. Adams Dies in Jewett City
The Hon. N. T. Adams aged 86 died at his home in Jewett City Plainfield Conn on November 2 He helped found the Ashland Company and was a leading cotton manufacturer in Plainfield Woodstock area as a heavy stockholder in Ashland Cherry Valley and other mills.
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Plainfield
Conn
N. T. Adams
Jewett City
Ashland Company
Ashland
Cherry Valley
Woodstock
Quincy Nichols Elopes at Unitarian Church Jamaica Plain
At the Unitarian Church in Jamaica Plain Miss Elsie Quincy weds Mr Henry Nichols in a formal ceremony attended by family and friends. No further details provided in the short notice.
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Quincy — Nichols
The
Unitarian Church
Jamaica Plain
Elsie Quincy
Henry Nichols
Obituary notices from Dorchester and nearby towns
Obituaries list ages and death places for multiple individuals including Alice W. Abbott of Dorchester aged 48 and Edward Carney in Charlestown, Abel Chase in Haverhill aged 91, Michael Foley in South Boston aged 7 months, John J. Green in Dorchester, Mary Morton Jones Welton widow of Edward Blake in this city, Nelle A. Penniman in Fall River aged 32, Deacon George Roundy of Beverly aged 67, Daniel W. Gooch of Melrose aged 71. Funeral details and addresses noted, with services in Melrose and linked transport notes from Haymarket to Melrose.
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Abbott
Dorchester
Alice W. Abbott
Auburn
N. H
Carney
Charlestown
Edward Carney
Chase
Haverhill
Abel Chase
Foley
South Boston
Michael
Jeremiah
Margaret Foley
Green
John J. Green
Blake
Mary Morton Jones Welton
Edward Blake
Placa
Ha Pennim Neath
Fall River
Nelle A. Penniman
Georg A. Penniman
The
Daily Evening News
Roundy
Beverly
Deacon George Roundy
Board of Trade
Beverly Cooperative
Beverly National Bank
Gooch
Melrose
Daniel W. Gooch
Congressional Cour
Wetean
Haymarket Square
Maybrick Case Insurance Appeal Opens in Court of Appeals
In London on November 2 the Court of Appeals heard the Maybrick case appeal. Executors of the late Mr Maybrick seek $10,000 from an insurance firm in favor of Mrs Florence Maybrick now in prison. The insurer already paid $1,000 and refuses the rest contending the conviction is not conclusive. The court weighed whether murder by Mrs Maybrick affects the policy and public policy in insurance. Arguments followed about whether commuted sentence proves innocence.
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London
Court of Appeals
Maybrick
Charles Russell
Q. C
Florence E. Maybrick
Woking
Maybritk
Edward Clarke
Insurance Association
Master of the Rolls
Lord Esher
Result of a Compromise The Will of Cyrus Holmes Stand
Springfield, Nov. 2 Justice Knowlton affirms Probate Court decree on Cyrus W. Holmes Jr. will. L Frank Holmes and M Ella Holmes challenged terms leaving 60,000 in trust for them but a compromise increases their portion. Widow Esther R. Holmes and a daughter inherit the bulk from about 300,000 in total estate. Case remanded to Probate Court for usual actions.
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Springfield
Marcus P. Knowlton
Supreme Court
Cyrus W. Holmes, Jr
Monson
L. Frank Holmes
M. Ella Holmes
Esther R. Holmes
Polo Championship Opens in New Haven Devoid of Excitement
Polo championship season began in New Haven with a 7 to 1 victory by New Haven over Hartford. Allen, the new player replacing Reed, starred for New Haven while Hartford managed only one goal at 8:54. Steps Swords 18 Allen 21 fouls Swords 2.
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New Haven
New Haven. Conn
Allen
Reed
Hartford
Swords
Results of the Great Earthquake in Japan
London reports from Yokohama an official tally: about 4000 killed, 5000 injured, and 50,000 houses destroyed. It notes no European deaths.
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London
Yokohama
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Alfred Winsor
State St
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Tolet
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Jordan, Marsh & CU
Paris
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Pennsylvania
Grubb
W. Baker & GO
Dorchester, Mass
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Viodtaene
J.newman & Sons
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Massachusetts Indian Ciation
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Quinton
Women’s National Indian Association
P. S. Moxom
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E.C. Morris & CO
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Civil Service Gazelle
Ames Epps & CO
Homeopathic Chemists
NEW Publications
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American Insurance Co
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Wilkinson
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Modjeska
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Richard Mansfield
DR Way
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fteir-at-Law
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Carl Stasny
N. E. Conservatory
Frankfort
Germany
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Maseball
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Julie L. Wyman
M. Steinert & Sons CO
Tremont and
Boylston Sts
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Lady Jess
Jady
Jess Lady Jess
Howard Athenaum
William Harris
Gracie Emmett
Pulse of New York
Grand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Oliver Byron
Eve
Mats
Cora Tanner
Hiim
Boston Cooking School
Tremont Street
C. M. Dearborn
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Boyiston Street
WM. H. Baldwin
W. B. Clarkee
Concord
Mass
James 8S
Garlany
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