Oversight proves large defalcation in Louisiana bonds
State Auditor and Treasurer disclose an additional defalcation estimated between 350 000 and 400 000 dollars tied to bond overssue by ex treasurer Burke. Other items include writ of habeas corpus for Navassa Island case, a Denver Engineers' Convention decision, and multiple local incidents across several states.
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Louisiana
Burke
E. J. Waring
Henry Jones
Navassa Island
United States
Navassa Islands
Engineers
Denver
Cleveland
William Newport
Smith’s Ferry
Northampton
Springfield
Will Lozier
Hopkins Pond
Alexander Simpson
Kansas City Times
Edinburgh
Scotland
Jennie Guttenberg
Jersey City
Jacob Glenckich
Hoboken
James
Indianapolis
John Clancy
Derby
Conn
Santa Fe
Brownwood
Tex
Council of the
Quapaw Indians
Indian Commission
Kansas
Decorative Antiques and Fine Art at Tiffany Hall
Elegant furniture for parlor library dining hall and chambers offered in Royal Worcester Dresden crown derby Sevres porcelain and other porcelain Russian and cut glass paintings statues etchings bronze groups armor weapons Weber piano Tiffany Hall mantel clocks bric a brac oriental art and more objects of interest and importance.
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Royal Worcester
Dresden
Crown Derby
Sevres
Weber Piano
Tiffany Hall
Maritime Passenger Arrivals and Departures Listed by City
A chronicle of vessels and routes showing ships arriving or departing from Boston New York Liverpool London and other ports. Names include Etruria Polynesia Rhaetia Damara Haw Med entries with origin ports such as Liverpool Hamburg Stettin Rio Janeiro and New York.
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Boston
Milanese
London
de Ruyter
Antwerp
New York
Etruria
Liverpool
City of Chicago
Otranto
Newcastle
Polynesia
Stettin
Rhaetia
Hamburg
Muriel
Voort Spain
Sif
Gonaives
Canada
la Champagne
Lavyre
Dalton
Rio Janeiro
Orinoco
Bermuda
el Callao
Laguna
Macedonia
Charleston
Montreal
New Orleans
Darwin
Norfolk
Kansas
Mira
Southampton
Hammonia
Dover
Recta
Baltimore
Seilly Islands
Damara
Halifax
Lizard
Augusta Victoria
Fremona
Bremen
Ocean
Christiania
Thingvalla
Gibraltar
Teutonia
Mediterranean
Pocahontas
Emperor Wil liam Meets Sultan In Unusually Simple Ceremony
News from Constantinople reports Emperor William and Sultan’s meeting in plain dress and cordial order. Banquets, sermons, and receptions followed at Yildiz Palace with German officials and colony delegates in attendance. The public greeted the Kaiser with enthusiasm as he toured the city.
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Constantinople
William
Yildiz Palace
Augusta Victoria
Emperor William
Koegel
Yildiz
Letters From Stanley Relieve Emin Pasha Expedition Update
Despatches from Zanzibar report Stanley with Emin Casati Marco a Greek merchant Osman Effendi Hassan a Tunisian apothecary Stairs Nelson Jephson Parke and Benyi leading eight hundred toward Myswapwa. Wissmann’s messengers met them at Myswapwa October 13 and warned of stores awaiting at Myswapwa.
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Lonpox
Mackinnon
Emin Pasha
Zanzibar
Stanley
Victoria Nyanza
Emin
Casati
Marco
Osman Effendi Hassan
Stairs
Nelson
Jephson
Parke
Benyi
Myswapwa
Wadelai
Wissmann
Urakuma
Intimation of a Possible Visit by William to the United States
A London source reports William plans a likely trip to the United States within a year. Questions about the World's Fair dates hint at the journey as a possible objective, though German politics and European outlook in spring may affect timing.
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New York
London
the Times
William
United States
Atlantic
Great Republic
Europe moves toward free trade amid a linoleum trade raid
European leaders push for tariff liberalization from the Baltic to the Black Sea. Kalnoky’s visit to Bismarck spurs plans for a large zollverein while Denmark abolishes duties on raw iron and other goods. A New York tale claims a major American raid on foreign imports targets a leading linoleum firm with parliament members among its owners.
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New York
London
the Times
Europe
Kalnoky
Bismarck
Germany
Austria
Italy
Romania
Bulgaria
Holland
Belgium
Turkey
Greece
Zollverein
Baltic
Black Sea
Denmark
Foresterday
Rigedas
America
Guinea
Cherokee lands sale talks stir Cherokee Nation debate
Tahlequah reports the Cherokee council convenes with Chief Mayes anticipated to lead. The Indian Commission’s $125 per acre sale proposal and leases from Blair Williamson Co and an Eastern syndicate are slated for discussion, while the Live Stock Association warns against hasty disposal. Chief Mayes denies support for a sale.
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Kansas City
Times
Tahlequah
I. T
Cherokee Council
Mayes
Indian Commission
Harrison
Noble
Commission
Blair, Williamson & Co
Independence
N. R. French
Cherokee Live Stock Association
St. Louis
Cherokee Nation
Cronin Murder Probers Rally Irish Fund Drive and Meeting
Friends of Dr. Cronin press a new gathering to fund defense and expose alleged backers of the murder. A public meeting at McCoy's Hotel raises 376 dollars for prisoners awaiting trial as Irish leaders push for justice despite opposition and fear of political backlash.
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Cutcaco
Cronin
P. W. Dunne
O'Reilly
Atkinson
Detroit
Ireland
Parnell
Dr. Cronin
P. O. O’connor
Manchester
McCoy’s Hotel
Parks proposes colonial federal convention plan
Sir Henry Parks letters the Prime Minister outlining a proposed convention of delegates from Australian colonies to build a federal government modeled on Canada's system. He cites lessons from the American Constitution and prior constitutional thought as guiding sources.
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Europe
Sir Henry Parks
Sypnry
Henry Parks
Dominion of Canada
Thirty Dead As Templeton Factory Wall Collapses
Twenty nine bodies recovered from the Templeton carpet factory ruins after a wall collapse. Total killed now ascertained at thirty.(Entities include Templeton's carpet factory, Glasgow.)
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Glascow
Templeton
Lonnox
London
Antwerp
Tne
Berurn
Kaluoxy
Friedrichsruhe
Cairo
Prince of Wales
Athens
Czarewitch
St. Petersburg
Odessa
William
Cigar Factory Fire in Key West Causes Heavy Loss
Key West Florida reports a massive blaze at Del Pino Bros immense cigar manufactory with over a million cigars and Havana tobacco destroyed. Loss tallied at 120000 with 50000 insured. Other fires include Heifreet saw and planing mill in Evansville Indiana and a house and stable in Rockland Rockport Maine. The steamer City of Hudson burned at Catskill Point causing total losses estimated between 146000 and 20000. An electric wire caused a small fire at 748 750 Washington Street with no damage.
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Key West
Fla
del Pino Bros
Evanssville
Ind
Heifreet
Rocxuano
Sanford Robinson
Rockville
Rockport
Catskill
N. Y
City of
Hudson
Catskill Point
Alang
Washington Street
Russian lieutenant's bold escape attempt ends in fall
Anselms Stanislaus Bortkiewitch, acquitted of pocketbook theft, is under arrest for selling rings stolen from Augustus G Paine. He leaped from an elevated railway to flee police, becoming tangled in wires before hitting the pavement and breaking his right leg.
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New York
Anselms Stanislaus Bortkiewitch
Annie Brown
Equitable
Augustus G. Paine
Chicago's Great Trial opens with Cronin witness
Charles J. Carlson testified about the March to April events at 1872 Ashland avenue including a man named Frank Williams renting the cottage and others, with Burke identified by several witnesses. Descriptions of the Winnipeg dispatch and a fatal Cronin related murder by four men followed.
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Curiaco
Charles J. Carlson
Carlson
Cronin
Ashland Avenue
Baltimore
Frank Williams
Williams
Winnipeg
Pipane A
Martin Burke
Johanna Carlson
Burke
Halken Martinsen
Expressman
South
Clark Street
Senator Kennedy
Wisconsin
Baker
Chicago
Bob Heffer
Gillette
Coughlin
Rescued Mariners From Waterlogged Schooner off Charleston
The Fiora Rogers rescued the mate Frank Maxson and four crew members from the Jennie Rosaline after a gale on Oct. 25 north of Hatteras. They tell of a wreck where Captain Barlow and his wife drowned, and a colored steward killed. The rescued crew praise Flora Rogers crew for saving them at personal risk.
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Charleston
S. C
Fiora Rogers
Jennie Rosaline
Savannah
Providence
Charleston Bar
Jacob Brandon
Frank Maxson
Baltimore
James A. Runney
St.John’s
Pinckney
New York
M. Heffron
Sberkenhead
Eng
George Smith
Norway
Hatteras
Gulf Stream
Barlow
Long Island
Flora Rogers
President Cable's scheme to control western rail traffic
Cuiiaco Nov. 8 President Cable of the Rock Island Railroad visited New York to form an alliance aimed at challenging the Northwestern Union Pacific for Pacific Coast business. He proposed Colorado Midland build an eighty mile gap to connect with Rio Grande Western, then Rock Island would lease that arm. The plan was declined, but a traffic pact with Colorado Midland was arranged enabling Rock Island through trains to Salt Lake City and Ogden after gap completion. Cable seeks control of Rio Grande Western on a traffic contract excluding other Rock Island interests.
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Cuiiaco
Cable
The
Rock Island Railroad
New York
Northwestern Union Pacific
W. J. Palmer
Rio Grande Western
Colorado Midland
Rock Island
President Cable
Northwestern
Union Pacific
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Weather forecast for New England and nearby states
Washington forecast summary lists conditions from Nov 3 to 8 p m. Maine and Massachusetts to see fair skies turning clear in far eastern areas with colds winds. Elsewhere in New England and eastern New York expect fair Monday and Tuesday with colder westerly winds.
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Washington
Maine
Massachusetts
New England
New York
Earthquake Shakes Jacksonville Illinois No Damage Reported
Cotton Region Bulletin notes a shock lasting several seconds in Jacksonville Illinois on Saturday. No damage occurred though houses were shaken and windows rattled during the event ending at 6 p m meridian time on November 3 1889.
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Cotton Region Bulletin
Jacksonville
Ill
Oak Dressing Cabinet Promises Longevity and Craft
A praised solid oak dressing cabinet described as durable and well finished in eighteen century style. It features a quartered oak surface with silver hangings, paneled sides, steel bearing casters, dust-proof interiors, multiple drawers and a roomy tall closet. A 256 page illustrated catalog is offered free by mail for ten cents postage.
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R. T. Army & Co
Essex and
Washington Streets
Faneuil Hall
the Citizens OF
Patrick A. Collins
William E. Russell
John W. Corcoran
William Everett
Quincy
William Gaston
Edward Avery
Samuel C. Coe
Joan H. Burke
Charles Levi Wood
Arthur Amory
Frreepd’k O. Prince
Huex O'Brien
Leopold Morse
Charles H. Taylor
Henry R. Reed
Joseph H. O’ Neil
John F. Andrew
George W. Amory
Samuel D. Warren
G. P. Bangs
John E. Atkins
Jere Abbott
Solomon FP
Strat
Ton
E. Stratton
John Quincy Adams
Esra D. JorDan, JR
Henry L. Pierce
Henry Lee
Martin Brimmer
Solomon Schindler
Joshua D. Ball
Richard Olney
Charles C. Jackson
RoBert Codman
Joseph Burnett
Henry C. Thacher
George B. Nichols
MoorFieLd
Osborne Howes, Jr
Darwin E. Ware
Charles R. Copman
Waldo Higainson
Joan S. Farloww
J. Montgomery
SEARS
J. Henry Sleeper
Jacob C. Rogers
F. W. Parker
Biggelow
CH. A. WeLeu
Harvey N. Shepard, Harold Williams
Meses Williams
William Minot, JR
Thomas J. Gargan
Thomas Rile&y
James M. Bugbee
Raphael Lasker
William A. Dunn
H. C. Weston
Thomas E. Proctor
James Means
Robert Covet
Phineas Pierce
Ctris E. Weld
Rusk
Agricultural Department
Kelton
National Guard
Dakotas
Carlson Cottage
People of
Waltham
Lewis
Morocco
Proctor
Tradesmen’s National Bank of
Conshohocken
Northwestern Union Pacific Combination
Blaine
Romero
Mizner
Costa Rica
the Mint
Captain Eddy
Clara Perkins
Emeror William
Sherman Hoar
Reform Club
Republican Party
Ocr
Barto
Leonard & Co
Bromeld Street
State Street
Doane Street
A. N. Cook & CO
Derby & Kilmer Desk CO
Lowell Depot
Causeway St
Free Trade
American Linoleum Company
Staten Island
Custom House
Windom
Fors
James I. Boland
David P. Aherins
Cronin Committee
General Foreign News
Glasgow
Observer’s Office
Signal Service
U.S. Eston
Wilmington
Rade Panion i
Augusta
Atlanta
Montgomery
Mobile
Seeeses
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Abeens
Vicksburg
Little Rock
Memphis
Albany
Hobson
Buffalo
Duke
Cheyenne
Cincinnati
Fair Duluth
el Paso
Eastport
Helena
Mont
Marquette
Mich
Jene
Portland
Willhington
N.C
Paine’s Furniture Co
Canal ST
Rtenex
oTrain Depot
Suffolk
William H. Goodwin
Robert M. Morse, Jr
Francis Parkman
Charles P. Bowditch
Francis V. Balch
Henry W. Putnam
Geo. E. Bullard
Alfred A. Glasier
Chas. B. Fox
Henry J. Nazro
Diamond
Sheppard Homan
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York
D. H. Buckley
Devonshire Street
Grafton
W. Va
John Armbruster
Wrater
James N. Hunt
Lynn
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