O’Brien Persecuted Rouses Irish Movement Support
At a National League meeting in Dublin on November 8, John Dillon defended Mr Balfour and condemned persecution of O’Brien. The crowd praised O’Brien’s resilience, calling his defiance a rallying cry. Separately, arrests were issued for Cox, and O’Brien was moved to the prison infirmary. In Kerry a moonlighter shooting over agrarian tensions prompted two arrests. Parliament timing and international notices followed with various political and royal health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dillon
National League
O’brien
T. Harrington
Cox
Tralee
County Kerry
Quirke
County Armagh
London
Ireland
Gladstone
Dalkeith
Mitchellstown
Cromwell
Strafford
Kalnoky Policy Elicits Mixed Reactions In Hungary
Russian irritation grows as Count Kalnoky addresses the Hungarian delegation on the Berlin treaty. Vienna reports Russia and other powers may shape actions while Austria seeks unity with Germany and Italy. Debates over language in committee reveal church and political divides.
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St. Pretersspurg
Count Kalnoky
Austria
Berlin
Russia
Vienna
Kalnoky
Bulgaria
Germany
Europe
Italy
England
Ristie
Servia
Turkey
Schlauch
Universal
Hungary
Count Andrassy
Count Apponyi
Fine Arts in New York Spark Obsessed Visitors
A Boston observer extols New York art, praising Rembrandt and Velasquez works at Mr. Schus and Henry G. Marquand residences. The Met’s press night, Miss Wolfe’s 150 pictures, and French German school canvases mark a vibrant art scene, contrasting stagnation in Boston and urging local improvement.
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New York
W. Schus
Schus
de Mornay
Rousseau
Diaz
Millet
Corot
Pokitiman
Meissonier
Henry G. Marquand
Rembrandt
van Dyck
Velasquez
Metropolitan Museum
Boston
Myers
Brodline
Limouzin asserts cognizance of promises for Legion honors
In Paris court proceedings against General Caffarelli and others over Legion of Honor decorations, Mme. Limouzin testified that Caffarelli knew of applicants offering to pay for decorations. Caffarelli said he never received any payment for decorations obtained. The Chamber of Deputies named a committee to probe Legion of Honor decoration scandals with ten Extreme Left, six Radicals, three Moderate Left, and three Right members.
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Paris
General Caffarelli
Mme. Limouzin
Crown Prince Undergo Possible Throat Operation Report
In Paris Briain Nov 8 Professor Bergmann will perform a throat operation on the crown prince if doctors decide it is needed. The Emperor shows health improvement despite concern for the prince and turmoil in Paris. The Peersen Courier claims a matter is settled.
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Drs. Schroeder
Krauz
San Remo
William
Cherevin
Imperial Guard
Berlin
Paris
M. Jaffrin
London
Glasgow
Women’s Suffrage Association
Manchester
Briain
Bergmann
Peersen Courier
Sotheys of Romilly collection and related art items
The Romilly estate items will be sold by Christie’s London in due course. Highlights include Landseer works such as Little Red Riding Hood and The Actress at the Duke’s Theatre, signed proofs of Monarch of the Glen and The Stag at Bay, and various engravings. The piece by Sir Thomas Lawrence and other noted portraits are mentioned, with New York’s Miss Stokes and Miss Olivia Phelps Stokes as buyers.
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Charles Romilly
Christie’s
London
Romilly
Georgiana Russell
Landseery
Landseer
Burlington House
Eath
New York
Paris
Jean Paulaarens
Mises Stokes
Columbus
India
Isabella
New York Academy
Lincoln Park
Chicago
Augustus St. Gandens
the Times
Pennsylvania Academy
Henry Cramond
Gilbert Stuart
John Nixon
Bank of North America
Robert X
James Madison
Thomas Jefferson
W. L. Picknell
Bolton Jones
Frank Jones
Williams & Everett
Francis G. L’arker
Leonard's
Vedder
Toschi
Houbrakens
A. Turners
Mgr. Parker
Life Underwriters Hold Regular Meeting and Dinner
The Boston Life Underwriters Association met at Young's Hotel for its monthly gathering. Vice-President Carpenter chaired in President Phelps absence. New members E. H. Osborn Louis E. P. Smith and Dr. Buchanan Burr were elected. Rev Brooke Herford spoke on early insurance origins and prudential insurance. D N Holway read a paper on the magnitude of life insurance. The event featured lively remarks from members and light commentary from Calef and Dyer.
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Boston Life Underwriters’ Association
Young’s Hotel
Phelps
George N. Carpenter
E. H. Osborn
Boston
Home Life Insurance Company
Louis E. P. Smith
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
Buchanan Burr
New York Life Insurance Company
Carpenter
Brooke Herford
Globe Insurance Company
Liverpool & London
Herford
England
Prudential Insurance
D. N. Holway
Barnard
Kilburn
Hodges
Jaynes
Marshall
Messrs
Calef
Dyer
Foreign literary notes and new scholarly works announced
The article lists forthcoming volumes and projects including Morris's Odyssey and a Poe life by Symonds, Goldsmith by Dobson, Landsell on Central Asia, Cox on Colenso, a new quarterly on literary history from Weimar, Merry England gains proprietors, Haggard's two potential serials, and du Chaillu's Viking Age with 1000 woodcuts from Murray.
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William Morris
Poe
J. A. Symonds
Goldsmith
Austin Dobson
Central Asia
Afghan
H. Landsell
Bishop Colenso
G. W. Cox
Weimar
Seuffert
Goethe Archiv
Marquis of Ripon
Charles Russell
Q.C
M.P
Merry England
Rider Haggard
M. du Chaillu
John Murray
New Bostonian Society Meeting Notes Old State House
The Bostonian Society held its regular meeting at the Old State House. Deaths and new members were noted, gifts and autographs acquired, and Clarence Burrage presented a paper on the 1821 visit of West Point Cadets to Boston based on J. H. B. Latrobe’s diary.
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Bostonian Society
Old State House
Thomas Lamb
A D. Thomas
F. B. Carpenter
N. G.ee
James A. McDonald
3. M. Jewett
G. N. Talbot
J. M. Cushing
W. A. Bowdlear
C. T. M. Powell
J. H. B. Latrobe
Baltimore
City
Retired Hoseman Kimball Honored by Engine 32
Members of engine No. 32 Bunker Hill district held a meeting and supper. Call Hoseman Charles Kimball received a rifle on retirement due to age. He plans to move to New Boston New Hampshire to live permanently. Speeches were given by Call Chief Delano and Captain Kimball. Kimball voiced regret at his long service with the company.
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Bunker Hill District
Call Hoseman
Charles Kimball
New Boston
N.H
Call
Delano
Captain Kimball
Hoseman Kimball
Miss Marion Palfrey Weds Mr Preble Motley at Beacon Street
The residence of Francis W Palfrey 255 Beacon street hosted the marriage of his daughter Marion to Preble Motley. Rev Phillips Brooks officiated an Episcopal ceremony with Marion given away by her father. The bride wore white grosgrain with lace and tulle veil and carried a Cornelia Cooks bouquet. The couple will reside at 255 Beacon street after a brief European sojourn.
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Francis W. Palfrey
Beacon Street
Marion
Preble Motley
Phillips Brooks
Cornelia
Europe
Mrs. Motley
Boston Theatres Schedule Features Colleen Bawn and Run of Luck
The Boston concert and theatre listings advertise matinees and evenings across several venues. Shows include A Run of Luck at the Boston Theatre Colleen Bawn at Hollis Street Theatre and Joseph Jefferson at the Globe Theatre with varied afternoon and evening times.
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Boston Museum
Boston Theatre
Hollis Street
Colleen Bawn
Globe Theatre
Joseph Jefferson
Howard
Iten
Variety
Trade and Auction Schedule Listing Names and Times
A fragmented schedule lists fruit and stock merchants with times for sales at Horatio Harris Snow & Co and R L Day and Co. It also notes Real Estate Atwood and Weld at 3 pm and Thursday engravings by Leonard & Co at 3 pm. Obscure entries memorialize a Brighton engagement for sales or auctions.
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Horatio Harris
Marriages in the Cambridge Somerville and Dorchester Areas
Notices announce several weddings across Massachusetts towns with names including Ira E. Johonnot Carrie I. Morton George W. Durell Frank E. Lincoln Annie Wiggin John Monson Anna Monson Hattie McDonald Fred M. Smith Emma I. Norcross Herbert L. Warren Catharine C. Reed. Services held November first week in churches and private residences.
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Johonnot
Morton
Cambridge
Edward J. Young
D.D
Ira E. Johonnot
Carrie I. Morton
Waltham
Lincoln—Wiggin
Somerville
George W. Durell
Frank E. Lincoln
Annie
Wiggin
Monson
West Bridgewater
William Brown
John Monson
Campello
Anna Monson
Pearl
James Reed
Samuel M. Warren
Herbert L. Warren
Catharine C. Reed
Obituaries from Massachusetts towns list several local deaths
At Franklin Harriet Byron Adams widow of Simeon P. Adams. Harriet Folsom wife of Edwin P. Davis of Asheville. Dow Mary J. Dow aged 34. Isabella L. Dow aged 38. D Warren Plagg in Newton Upper Falls in his 31st year. Velma Gleason widow of John W. Gleason in Reading. Emma S. Huntley in Lynn. Eliza M. Hartwell aged 76. Anna E. Pike widow of Thomas T. Pike aged 61 10. Dr Edward A Spooner of Kingston. John H. Swasey aged 78 in Danvers. George Henry Wood Navy man in Danvers. Sister Margaret aged 29 in Boston city. Private burial for Swasey. Funeral from Temple street.
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Adams
Franklin
Mass
Harriet
Byron Adams
Simeon P. Adams
Davis
Asheville
N.C
Harriet Folsom
Edwin P. Davis Dow
Brookline
Mary J. Dow
Charles R
Lucy E. Dow
Dow
Isabella L. Dow
Flagg
Newton Upper Falls
D. Warren Plagg
Gleason
Reading
Velma
John W. Gleason
Huntley
Lynn
Emma S. Huntley
Hare Well
Auburndale
Eliza M. Hartwell
Pike
Boston Highlands
Anna E
Thomas T. Pike
Spooner
Kingston
Edward A Spooner
Philadelphia
Swasey
John H. Swasey
Temple Street
Wood
Danvers
Navy
George Henry Wood
Margaret
Henry M
Fanny C. Parker
Howells Backs Commutation of Chicago Anarchists’ Death Penalty
William Dean Howells petitions Governor Oglesby to commute the Chicago Anarchists’ death sentence to imprisonment in an open letter from Dansville New York. He urges public appeals through petition letter press and pulpit to use power only in mercy.
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N.Y
William Dean Howells
Ilinois
Chicago
Howells
Dansville
N. Y
Oglesby
Mr. Howells
Blair’s Pills Great English Gout and Rheumatic Remedy
An ad notes Blair’s Pills in an oval 34 round box offering relief for gout and rheumatic pains sold by all druggists. The simple box description and broad distribution highlight this patent medicine promotion.
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Blair
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