Victory for Democrats in New York State and county race
Striking Democratic lead in New York State and this county. minor dispute over a district congressman seat with General Charles Tracey favored. Albany Typographical Union endorses the Democratic ticket praising records of state officers and urging labor groups to back the Democrats. Brooklyn congratulated for electing a capable Comptroller as financial head.
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Axzany
N. Y
Charles Tracey
Watervliet Arsenal
Albany Typographical Union
Notoriou
Brooklyn
Ace
Dynamite found in Lingg cell fuels clemency pressure
Six loaded dynamite bombs were found in the cell of Lingg one of Chicago’s condemned anarchists. Strong pressure mounted on Governor Oglesby to secure a commutation of sentence amid the high profile case and public reaction.
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Lingg
Chicago
Oglesby
Supreme Court
Congress
New Haven
Chicago Wire Fence Company
E. S. Wheeler
Ward
The
Ball Players’ Brotherhood
Young
Brotherhood
Patrick Mahoney
Medford
Crow Indian Agency
Nathan Cleaves
Portland
Louisiana
Albany
New York
Oregon
Anticosti
Zanesville
Thurman
Columbus
Jackson
Mexico
Cricano
Richard Oglesby
Springfield
Ill
Haymarket
Friends of Labor
Baymarket
McCormick’s
East St. Louis
Chicago Stock Yards
Michael Schwab
Samuel Fielden
Sprincheap
Glesby
Capitol
Hunt
Mny
United States
Europe
Associated Press
Marshuies
France
O'Brien Defies Dublin Castle Over Jail Uniform Demand
Mr O'Brien refused to wear the jail uniform and submit to indignities as an order from Dublin Castle sought to compel him and Mandeville. Dillon urged listeners to join in avenging O'Brien. Also notes Stanley expedition near Albert Nyanza, Caffarelli inquiry in France, and the Jenny Lind Goldschmidt funeral at Malvern.
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French Chamber of Deputies
Caffarelli
Lord Stanley of
Preston
Marquis of Lansdowne
Canada
Darwin
Hoi Ling
Jenny Lind Goldschmidt
Malvern
Weather and sermons mix with temperance meetings
Today traffic was generally fair as Cambridge clubs hosted a string of religious talks. Rev John Ager spoke at New Jerusalem on providence and creation while Rev Phillips Brooks discussed immortality and Christ's mission.
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John ©. Ager
Brooklyn
New Jerusalem
Providence
Phillips Brooks
Wells Memorial Workingmen’s Institute
Baptist Tabernacle
Fulton
Stony Brook
Fresh Pond
Cambridge
Baldwin
Christian Union
Atchinson
New York
Narrow Escape as Carriage Plunges at Warren Bridge
George F. Butterfield 45 of Chelsea along with George Goff and two children rode home in a carriage when the Warren bridge draw gate opened. The carriage fell into the water but Bay State and Nellie C Payne crews rescued all occupants. The horse was pulled from the water at Winslow's wharf and the carriage was lost.
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George F. Butterfield
Shurtleff Street
Chelsea
George Goff
Warren Bridge
Bay State
Nellie C. Payne
Winslow’s Wharf
Chamberlain Not Wanted in Trade Settlement Debate
The St John Telegraph argues North America should settle trade and fisheries independently. The piece notes concern over Canadian links to imperial affairs and suggests Canada must protect its own interests in commerce and politics. It cites Edward Blake's potential bid for Westminster and discusses Senate opposition to a fisheries commission and any resulting treaty.
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St. John Telegraph
North America
Hallifax
N.S
St. John
Liberals
New Brunswick
Maritime Provinces
Chamberlain
Canada
St. John Globe
Edward Blake
Benjamin
Westminster
Washington
Sixeray
New England
Senate
Weather Outlook North East Area Begins Monday
Indications from Washington forecast twenty four hour period starting 7 a.m. Monday November 7 with generally fair weather for New England and warmer conditions in eastern New York. Southwesterly winds will be fresh to brisk, rising then slightly falling in temperature.
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Washington
New England
New York
Ball Players' Brotherhood Demands League Recognition
John M. Ward writes from New Orleans demanding recognition by November 25 or the Brotherhood will sever ties with the league. President Young replies he can present the request at the November 16 meeting but has no authority to act before then, with dates corrected to November 17 and Ward planning travel to New York.
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New York
John M. Ward
The
Ball Players’ Brotherhood
Young
New Orleans
Brotherhood of Ball Players
League
Ward
Brotherhood
East
Ships and sailings list from New York and London notices
The bulletin records arrivals and departures with multiple vessels named at New York and London on Nov 6 including steamers Herman Winter Mentone Navia and others, sailing to ports from Boston to Liverpool and Calcutta, with ships like Roman Wisconsin Aurania Inventor Surrey and Jungfrau among those listed. It notes arrivals in New York harbor and various outbound routes to global destinations.
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New York
Herman Winter
Boston
Mentone
Hong Kong
Navia
Port Spain
Lazaro
Torrevieja
Jose E. Moor
Caibarien
Triumphe
Rio Janeiro
Indora
Aoilo
Jose
Bueno
Guantanamo
Powell
Victoria
Brazil
Eastern Star
Barbadoes
Brothers
Nassau
Herbert
Port Sata
London
Roman
Liverpool
Wisconsin
Queenstown
Aurania
Inventor
New Orleans
Surrey
Bombs Found In Lingg Cell As Jail Tightens Security
In Chiacago jail seventeen condemned Anarchists faced tighter control after six bombs were found hidden in Lingg's cell. The sheriff ordered strict search measures, restricted visits, and new cell arrangements while experts assess the devices. Governor Oglesby faced a flood of clemency petitions amid ongoing debates over the executions.
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Chiaco
Lingg
Friends of the Condemned
Engel
Folz
Fischer
Parsons
Schwab and
Fielden
Spies
Schwab
Matson
Fair
Schaack
Linge
Haymarket
Railroads at War Over Terminal Tracks in Ohio
In Zanesville Ohio on November 6 tensions flare as the Zanesville Mt Vernon and Marion line begins laying track disputed territory against Baltimore and Ohio forces 200 B and O workers clash but militia and a Gatling gun battery quell the disturbance with pledges to allow night work.
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Zanesville, O
Baltimore & Ohio
Zanesville
New Comnerstown
Columbus
Mt. Vernon & Marion
Comany
Baltimore & Ohio Section
Shipping arrivals list with multiple routes and origins
A dense maritime log notes vessels at various ports on dates in early November. Entries show ships such as Celtic Oranmore Orpington and St Andrew's Bay arriving or sailing from Boston Liverpool New York Philadelphia or Port Antonio with cargos or passengers from cities including Hamburg Bordeaux and Porto Rico.
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Tyhee
Chiswick
Boston
Wilmington
Carnbrea
New York
Celtic
Liverpool
Rugia
Hamburg
Chateau Yquem
Sordeaux
Buteshire
Progreso
Caracas
Porto Cabello
Baltimore
Teelin
New Orleans
Kansas
Cephalonia
Umbria
Santander
Orpington
St Catharine’s Point
Longhirst
London
Hull
Galileo
Lisbon
St Andrew’s Bay
Philadelphia
Christiansand
Geiser
Stettin
Bartlepool
Roseville
Bremen
Pensher
Leith
Lydian Monarch
Stamford
Port Antonio
River Garry
Porto Rico
Elsa
Ohio
Edam
Amsterdam
Valasea
Burgundia
Marseilles
Jan Breydel
Antwerp
California
Inflexible
Lasselle
Montreal
Loudon
Longhurst
Drama
Malin Head
Grecian
Queenstown
Indiana
Phiadelphia
Prymouth
Hammonia
Havre
la Gascogne
Portland Port Surveyor Nomination Praised by Maine Democrats
President appoints Judge Nathan Cleaves surveyor of the port of Portland. Maine Democrats hail the choice as ideal and wise noting his qualifications and broad support across parties and the mercantile community. The appointment is seen as strengthening party unity and aiding a likely Democratic congressional gain in the first district.
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Maine
J. 8. Palmer
Cleaves
Cleveland
Congress
Walker
Deering
Post
Argus
Anderson
Judge Cleaves
Cabinet Changes Stated Not Decided Yet By President
George A. Jenks arrives from Washington and says no decision has been made on cabinet changes. He notes reports are sensational and predicts a Supreme Court vacancy for Lamar, with possible Interior or Postmaster General shifts depending on the appointment.
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George A. Jenks
Prrrspurg
United States
Washington
Jenks
Supreme Court
Lamar
Congress
Senate
Supreme Bench
Vilas
Stevenson
Interior Department
Muldrow
Judge Thurman Attacks Jackson in Thurman Club Address
Columbus Ohio November 6 Judge Thurman lashed out at Judge Jackson calling him an old crank and a disappointed politician recalling Grover Cleveland’s recall of Jackson from Mexico. He accused Jackson of being a malignant enemy to the Democratic party and mocked his secession remarks.
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Columbus
Judge Thurman
Thurman Club
Democratic Party
United States
Iberia Guards Mobilize As Strikes Continue
A military company from Opelousas passed down today and an artillery detachment of the Iberia Guards left on a local train after Captain Cades called for more men. Ten more Iberia Guards depart tonight for Pottersville. All mills are operating and a large group of black workers traveled by train to fill striker slots.
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New Orleans
Picayune
New Iberia
Opelousas
Iberia Guards
Cades
Iberia
Pottersville
Fausse Point
Newport Explosion Report Sparks Investigation
A committee led by Professor Monroe with Lieutenants Murdock and Roliser investigates Thursday torpedo explosion in Newport with two injured men who are recovering. officials say if the launch had been a service torpedo rather than a practice one, it could have blown the boat apart and killed all aboard.
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Newport
R. L
Monroe
Murdock
Roliser
O Brien Defies Dublin Castle On Jail Dress Rule
Dupuix reports from Tullamore that Mr. O'Brien refused to wear prison garb and avoid menial work or exercise with inmates. Dublin Castle ordered conformity, while the governor appeals to the Castle and resists, citing dignity and health concerns. The piece notes related health, religion, and political tensions surrounding O'Brien, Mandeville, and Sheehy MP.
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Freeman
O’brien
Dublin Castle
Brien
Cork
Mr. O’brien
Sheehy
M. P
South Galway
Jenny Lind Buried at Malvern in Grand Funeral
Jenny Lind was buried at Malvern with services at Malvern Abbey. Attending mourners included Otto Goldschmidt and family, Consul Ehrenberg of Sweden, and Sir Michael Kiddulph. Royal wreaths came from the Queen and Prince of Wales, with tributes from Sweden and the Royal College of Music. The patchwork quilt from the United States was buried with her.
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London
Jenny Lind
Malvern
Wind’s Point
Malvern Abbey
Otto Goldschmidt
Walter Goldschmidt
Ernest
Raymond Maude
Felix Goldschmidt
Ehrenberg
Sweden
Michael Kiddulph
Prince of Wales
Dresden
Royal College of Music
United States
Jenny Maria Lind-Goldschmidt
Darwin Life Details Round Atheist Claim Debated
The Pall Mall Gazette prints excerpts from a forthcoming Darwin biography noting a mischievous child and lazy student years. It states Darwin avoided medicine due to blood sensitivity and drifted toward church duties before Cambridge, where he gambled and focused on music. He allegedly became a deist in 1888 and denied atheism.
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Loxpon
The
Pall Mall Gazette
Darwin
Shrewsbury School
Cambridge
God
Caffarelli Scandals Debate in French Chamber
Paris report on the inquiry committee into the Caffarelli scandal dominated the Chamber of Deputies session yesterday. M. Baulay Dasson argued the matter sought not inquiry but prosecution of M. Wilson, with Mr. Coliavra cited in the discussion.
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Paris
Caffarelli
Chamber of Deputies
M. Baulay Dasson
M. Wilson
Coliavra
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