Disruption of the Union Linked to Land League Funds
Sir Henry James told the Parnell Commission that Parnellism aimed to destroy landlordism and sever the union with Britain. He alleged Irish American treason funds supported the Land League and cited Chicago donors and a Cincinnati visit contributing to the cause. Dupuy notes £5000 from America since the last National League meeting.
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European War Seen Imminent By Zalinski in Paris
In Paris Lieutenant E L Zalinski predicts an inevitable European war though not immediate. He cites continental nations needing years to modernize rifles and artillery for smokeless powder and notes the German maneuvers at Hanover as proof of war’s potential devastation. He also discusses smokeless powder’s uncertain future and the rise of smaller bore rifles increasing ammunition capacity.
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Hanover
Lisbon Cabinet Reconstructed Names Seven Ministers
Lisbon reports the cabinet will be re constructed with premier and interior minister Senhor Luciano Castro, justice minister Senhor Epuardo Corno, finance minister Senhor OliverA Martins, war minister Major FRANZINI, colonies minister Senhor ANTONIO Eunis, foreign affairs minister Senhor Barros Homes, and public works minister Senhor Ressano Garcia.
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Epuardo Corno
Senhor Olivera Martins
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Senhor Antonio Eunis
Senhor Barros Homes
Senhor Ressano Garcia
Statue unveiled for Prince William of Orange at Brixham
A statue commemorating the landing of Prince William of Orange was unveiled at Brixham Devon today. Commander McCall Lieutenants Osterhaus and White and Ensign Klein of the US steamer Enterprise attended in uniform, drawing attention as part of an Orange display.
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Turks in Crete Officials Deny Outrages Reports
Dispatches from Chakir Pasha deny outrages by Turks in Crete noting only zeal by Zaptiehs in enforcing duties. London says British consul reports Cretans exaggerate political strife and suggests moving sanctions and appointing Crete officials to similar posts elsewhere.
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Emperor William and Sultan Exchange Magnificent Presents
In Constantinople on November 5, Emperor William bestowed splendid gifts on the Sultan while the Sultan presented the Empress with a valuable cabarette and rich textiles. William visited Beglerbeg Castle and Scutari, then planned to sail for Venice aboard a German warship. The Sultan hosted a banquet at Yildiz Kiosk in honor of the Emperor and Empress and decorations were conferred.
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Hohenzollern Collar Bond Ties Sultan and Royals
The article notes the Hohenzollern order collar placed on the Sultan’s neck. It reports Count Kalnoky’s Berlin arrival en route to Vienna and his drives with Chancellor Bismarck at Friedrichsruhe. It also covers Italian election results and several European market and political events.
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Boundary line work ends with Alaska dispute notes
Ottawa reports astronomer Otto J. Klotz returned from Alaska where data were gathered on the undefined Alaska British Columbia boundary. His findings will aid Sir Julian Pauncefote in Washington. He inspected the Stickon River area and cautioned future trouble locating the southern boundary despite the coast ten mile offset.
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Talks at International Marine Conference Set On Lights
Washington Nov 5 delegates at the International Marine Conference resumed deliberations on rules of the road and towing lights. Britain abstained on division 8 while Belgium Italy Sweden and the Netherlands proposed and adopted amendments shaping night lights for vessels not under command and for sailing vessels towing others. The session adjourned for lunch and reconvened with action on lighting provisions and day signals.
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Startling Confession of an Embezzler in Newark Game
William A Stevens bookkeeper for the Milton Siedenbach Company was arrested on embezzling 1400. He alleges a continued system of false entries pushed by Siedenbach when partnered with Mark Mahon that forced Mahon out. Stevens earned 18 dollars weekly and gave his wife 30 dollars weekly while funding diamonds and a seal sack for a young woman. Mahon plans to sue Siedenbach based on Stevens confession.
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Stevens
Dining car service added to Overland Route trains
Union Pacific advertises new dining cars on the Overland Route. Beginning Aug 18 passengers on fast trains between Council Bluffs and Denver and between Council Bluffs and Portland will receive meals at 75 cents each. Pullman’s Palace Car Company will operate the service on these cars.
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Pension Commissioner Raum Reassigns Duties in Washington
Pension Commissioner Raum orders a broad general assignment of duties to streamline the Pension Office. He will personally handle intricate legal questions and large payment cases while directing the medical law and other divisions under his supervision. He cites an unmanageable mass of pending claims and urges prompt diligent service with merit-based promotions or retirements.
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President Opens Southern Exposition by Telegraph Link
The President officially opened the Southern Exposition at Montgomery Alabama by touching a telegraph wire at the White House. The moment marked a 58 minute time difference with the other city as 12 58. The Cabinet witnessed the event and sent congratulations to M C Burke, head of the exposition, for its success.
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Consul Lewis Set to Sail for Tangiers Post
William R. Lewis United States consul to Tangiers Morocco will sail for his post tomorrow. He left behind a child when departing for this country and will return to attend to consulate matters. His resignation is expected shortly after arrival at Tangiers.
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Cherokee Vacancy Filled By President Sayre Named to Commission
President Harrison appoints Warren G. Sayre of Indiana to the Cherokee Commission to succeed the late John F. Hartrenft of Pennsylvania. Sayre, a lawyer from Wabash and former speaker of the Indiana House in 1835, assumes the post this afternoon.
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Ex-Treasurer predicts panic from silver policy
General F. E. Spinner warned that maintaining the current silver policy could trigger a first short crop panic. He proposed storing all gold in the Treasury as a basis for inter-convertible bonds and currency issued by the government.
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Cause of Mt. Auburn Inclined Plane Accident Claims Pilot Error
Coroner Rendigs rules the Mt. Auburn inclined plane disaster was caused by pilot Charles Goble failing to manage the throttle to stop the car. He notes a metal piece in the steam chest could not have prevented the accident and cites criminal carelessness for not stopping travel and inspecting machinery at 10 a.m. The verdict also finds the draw cable and safety rope were not properly fastened.
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Cowboys Lost in Severe New Mexico Snowstorm
A historic snow and wind storm grips northern New Mexico for three days. Cowboys and sheep herders are missing and feared dead while rail traffic runs late. Las Vegas reports eighteen inches, Socorro and Albuquerque eight inches, an unusual Rio Grande Valley snowfall.
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Auction Notices of Furniture and Real Estate Sales
Today listings show Fruit-Horatio Morris and Co and Fruit-Snow and Co taking sales at 16am and 10 am with Leonard & Co. Tomorrow L. L. P. Atwood & Co. hold a real estate sale at noon.
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Ayer and Holt wed in Andover ceremony
Charles W. Ayer of Bethel Maine and Anna A. Holt of Andover were married November 4 by Rev J J Blair. Ernst Adolph Theodor Boekh wed Mary Johnson of Boston in Brookline on November 2 performed by Rev L lb Schwarz.
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Boekh
Mary Johnson
Boston
Obituary notices from Boston area deaths November
Death notices from Colman Compton Grows Hutchings Hincke Moore list multiple individuals with ages and locations including South Boston Somerville Jamaica Plain Somerville and Mobile detailing Laura Colman Morris Church George Compton Elizabeth Grows Emily Hutchings Emma Hincke Emma Moore aged persons and dates in early November funeral or death notices from local city papers.
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Somerville
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Heincke
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Hulda Hincke
Moore
Mobile
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Sleepless Nights and a Natural Sleep Cure
A warning against sleepless nights and the dangers of insomnia. It promotes Dr. Greene's Nervara as a safe vegetable remedy that calms nerves and induces natural sleep, available for $1 per bottle from Dr. Greene of Boston, who offers free consultations.
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Caution on Morphine and Paralysis Treatment Claim
The notice warns that morphine abuse causes widespread harm in the U.S. and promises recovery with Murdock's Liquid Food. It claims nutrition cures morphine cases if taken regularly, offering a four week money back guarantee if no recovery occurs after a trial.
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