Lord Coleridge Stricken Causes Alarm In Court
Lord Coleridge chief justice of England fell ill with a severe attack of gastritis after hearing a case in his private room. Doctors attended, he was moved to an ante-room couch, then taken home by carriage. He slept well that evening and was progressing.
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Queen’s Bench
High Court of Justice
Lord Coleridge
England
Chancery Lane
Coleridge
Fins
Railway Project Delayed Straining Strandar and Glenties
Prophecies warn the railway from Strandar to Glenties cannot be begun soon enough to ease the communities distress. Local leaders urge action as residents face ongoing hardships while officials study options and funding.
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Strandar
Glenties
Kendals stage All for Her at Fifth Avenue in New York
The Kendals presented All for Her at the Fifth Avenue Theatre in New York, the first change of bill since The Squire. Kendal gives the leading role with frank artistry, while Mrs. Kendal has a smaller but tasteful part, drawing a large and appreciative audience.
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New York
Mr. Kendal
Mrs. Kendal
My In My In SS Ene Ce Fente
A compact note appears from a narrow excerpt describing a fragment of writing. The text hints at a personal curiosity or poetic idea without clear event or public detail. No identifiable people places or organizations are present in the readable portion.
Children's Cape Overcoats and Boys Overcoats Sale
Catalog style entry lists one hundred children's capes in two styles for ages 4 to 11 at 5.50 with matching caps, plus another cape coat for ages 4 to 11 at 3.00 and boys overcoats in blue and oxford mixed chinchilla for ages 4 to 14.
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Chinchillas
Cheviots
Neltons
Oxford
Forecast for New England and eastern New York
Forecast through Friday evening calls for fair and colder weather in New England and eastern New York. Southeast New York may see no temperature change while winds will be northeasterly across the region.
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Washington
New England
New York
Weather record for Boston shows clear conditions and mild temps
A weather summary lists barometer 30.26 inches thermometer 47.9 to 62.5 degrees mean daily 63.6 max 63.8 min 43.5 humidity 36 percent cloudless conditions with zero precipitation and light southwest wind at 0005 hours.
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Boston
M. Sp
Maritime arrivals and sailings reported from ports worldwide
A dense list records ships arriving or sailing from major ports on November 5 6 8 including Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Hull Harwich and Liverpool. Vessels named include Euphrates Spearndam Lux Hekla Lahn Standard Caspian and Versian Monarch with origins from Liverpool Japan China Vancouver Canada and Newark among others.
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Iowa
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Java
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Mediterranean
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Nurberg
Tremen
New York
Wyoming
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China
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Rotterdam
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Eng
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Montreal
Port Fairy
Newark
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Versian Monarch
London
The Regent of Luxemburg Takes Oath in Chamber
Luxempurc November 6 The Duke of Nassau took the oath as Regent of the grand duchy in the Chamber of Deputies. He pledged to work with the Chamber and said his heart beat with Luxemburg’s natives. He hoped the ailing King of Holland would recover.
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Czarewitch Arrives in Vienna Ahead of Eastern Tour
The Czarewitch landed in Vienna on November 6 on his way to Trieste to board a Russian warship for his eastern tour. He was greeted at the Northern railway station by Emperor Franz Joseph and several Austrian archdukes. The cordial exchanges marked a warm reception by the imperial party.
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Trieste
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Imperial security tightens around palaces in Russia
The police have increased precautions at imperial palaces with no loitering allowed near the Anitchkoff winter palace. Rail links between St. Petersburg and Gatschina are double guarded and travelers thoroughly examined as the Czar tours. In Warsaw, Father Dmochowski and Jerdrzewski of St. Kazemir are exiled to Siberia for spreading Catholic doctrines.
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Prterspurg
Anitchkoff
Gladstone Warns Licensing Bill Costs Publican Licenses
London November 6 Mr Gladstone told Carlisle today that if the licensing bill clause had become law it would have cost the country 200 million pounds to purchase forfeited licenses from publicans Parliament is wearisome he says as the government avoids dissolution like a man with a bad tooth. The recent by-elections he adds seal doom upon an endured iniquity and point to an era of peace.
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GOSHEN DEFENDS UNIONISM IN HALIFAX SPEECH
London, Nov. 6. Mr. Goschen, chancellor of the exchequer, told Halifax the byelections do not prove Unionism is failing. He dismissed Gladstonian promises as advertising quacks and asserted Unionists will seek genuine remedies while the country backs honest social and political progress.
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London
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Attempted assassination at University College Oxford
A woman fired two shots at Dr. Bright, master at University College, Oxford. One bullet wounded him in the groin. She escaped and has not been identified or apprehended. The incident shocked London and prompted a major inquiry.
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London
Bright
University College
Oxford
Lord Ripon III Cancels Political Engagements
London, Nov 5 Lord Ripon III has cancelled all political engagements due to ill health. He is quite ill and bedridden, prompting the suspension of public duties while medical care is sought.
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Lord Ripon
London
Balfour Tour Through Donegal Peasants
Mr Balfour and party covered over forty miles in Donegal yesterday starting from Carrick and reaching Glenties by evening. They walked when roads failed, held talks with priests and villagers, inspected crops, and gave money to the poorest peasants before addressing laborers at Glenties Town Hall. He expressed sympathy for the workers and hope to lift their gloom.
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Cripsi to meet Caprivi in Milan amid travels
Rome reports Signor Crispi the Italian prime minister arrived in Milan to meet German Chancellor General Von Caprivi. Other dispatches note Barings delaying Uruguay aid over customs control, a Treland hurricane wrecking houses, and Koch proposing government purchase of his tuberculosis cure with hospital funding. Additional items cover Cuban tariff reform petitions, Eastern Canada egg export duties, and Armenian assembly bans in Constantinople.
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Egg Exporters’ Association of
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Dillon and O'Brien Visit Canada Argued Safe From Arrest
Montreal reports Sir John Macdonald suggesting it unlikely the home government would move to arrest Messrs Dillon and O'Brien if they visit Canada. Ottawa notes O'Brien plans a four month tour of Canada with lectures across major cities. The party left New York for Philadelphia continuing toward Boston after brief stopovers.
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Hatch Stated Candidate for Speaker in Next House
St Louis reports Congressman William H Hatch reelected by about 1500 in Missouri's first district as a candidate for Speaker. He cites solid Democratic support from Missouri and backing from many current members who urged his name. Also in New York dispatches James H Blount Georgia William D Bynum Indiana and Benton McMillin Tennessee named as candidates for Speaker.
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Mississippi Valley
New York
James H. Blount
Georgia
William D. Bynum
Indiana
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Tennessee
Mellin's Food a nutritious infant preparation
Mellin's Food is described as a soluble preparation with balanced nitrogenous and phosphatic nutrients essential for healthy infant growth. It is presented not as medicine but as suitable for both healthy and feeble babies, intended as a daily food rather than a treatment for illness.
Axminster and Wilton Rugs on Display at Low Prices
Large line of Axminster Wilton Moquette rugs for parlors dining rooms libraries halls and stairs shown with city finest selection. We continue to sell all goods at old prices for the present period.
Boston Democrats Celebrate Victory at Music Hall Rally
A vast Boston audience packed Music Hall last night to hail a decisive election victory. Governor-elect Russell and Speaker speakers like Corcoran Crosby and Everett drew roaring cheers while Lloyd and Hoar added humor. The celebration reflected broad support across leaders, with many applauding the party's gains and future prospects.
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Ex Mayor Cottrell of Key West Shot Dead in Alabama
Former Key West mayor Cottrell, who recently fled federal scrutiny, was shot and killed at 10 a.m. by the Alabama chief of police. The ex-mayor, intoxicated the night before, had taunted the officer and challenged him to a duel. The confrontation occurred as Cottrell arrived by cab. both men fired, ending in the chief’s fatal shot.
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Decline in Fur Shipments Across Hudson Bay Company
Ottawa reports Hudson Bay Company fur trade decline last season with 100,336 skins sold from Labrador to the Pacific coast. Beaver skins lead the drop, while there are increases in bear fox lynx and otter skins compared with the two prior years.
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Lily Burgess Wins Field Trials at Indiana Kennel Club
In Bicknell Indiana on November 6 Lily Burgess defeated Prince Lucifer to win the better stake prize. Prince Lucifer was first over Nance B. for second and Nance B. took third in the field trials special.
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Indiana Kennel Club
Lily Burgess
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