English Policy in Egypt and Bulgaria Sparks London Toasts
Debate on Egypt stay and independence aims tied to pledges and foreign interference. Lord Salisbury cites Bulgarian crisis as Europe watches Berlin treaty, urging cooperation beyond national interests. City officials pledge relief measures as toasts honor the Lord Mayor and Navy readiness.
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Egypt
England
Bulgaria
Lord Salisbury
Alexander
Atrou
Europe
Berlin
Silratoly Ose
Mustiva
Peel
House of Commons
Ord
George Hamilton
Admiralty
Navy
Irish National League shows donations and seat changes in Parliament
Depirm reports 5000 donations to parliamentary fund with Irish branches contributing most. Thomas Sexton declares return as Parnellite MP for West Belfast after defeating Haslett. William Brien to succeed Sexton for South Tyrone seat. Sexton calls party position cheering. Glin branch rescinds boycott of the White Star line per central guidance.
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Depirm
Trish National League Today
Fuud
League
Thomas Sexton
Sligo
House of Commons
West Belfast
J. H. Haslett
William Brien
United Ireland
South Tyrone
T. W. Russell
South Shiro
Sexton
Glin
National League
Belgium's King Outlines Progressive Labor Reforms
King Leopold opened Parliament noting excellent foreign relations and growing industry after the Antwerp exhibition. He announced bills to form professional bodies, arbitration between firms and workers, regulate women and child labor, curb wage abuses, improve housing, expand sick and pension schemes, fight vice and food adulteration, and grant amnesty for last spring riots. He also urged unity on recruiting and praised fiscal strength with a higher education bill promised.
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Belgium
Brissois
Leopold
Antwerp
Liege
Charleroi
Persistent Women of Brussels March for Amnesty
About one thousand women in black traveled from Charleroi to Brussels to seek amnesty for those jailed in March labor riots. They planned a procession to the legislative chambers but were redirected to City Hall where a delegation delivered their plea amid cheering crowds.
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Brussels
Charleroi
Suicide verdict in Archer case shocks Loxpox
Inquest findings show Fred Archer suffered no betting losses and that his mental collapse stemmed from typhoid fever worsened by weight loss dieting. A verdict of suicide while insane was returned and reports indicate Archer left £250,000.
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Fred Archer
Archer
Russian partisans in Slivna attempt uprising. authorities foil
Russian partisans at Slivna led by recently freed officers tried to incite a rising. Authorities, warned beforehand, suppressed the attempt and arrested the plotters. Elsewhere, Tixnova reports a general threatens to seize the telegraph unless communication with the Indian consul is restored.
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Soria
Slivna
Tixnova
Poachers Kill Two Wardens During Mule Hunt
Lyman Hill and Charles Niles die instantly after being shot while confronting suspected poachers on Fletcherbrook near Machias River. Frank McReavey, 17, witnessed the scene as authorities pursue two men identified as Calvin Graves and James McFarland of Hancock.
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Machias
Lyman Hill
Charles Niles
Ieck
Fletcherbrook
Machias River
Niles
Hill
Frank McReavey
Thomas MccReavey
Frank
McReavey
Thomas McReavey
Lancock
East Machins
Eursworvit
Washington County
Calvin Graves
Fames McFarland
Hancock
Wardens Hill
Sheriff Field
Devereux
McFarland
John M. Hall & Co
Ellsworth
Halls
Carl Fletcher
Waltham Road
Hall
Graves
Franklin
Beecher Gives Impressions of England at Plymouth Church
The Rev Henry Ward Beecher spoke at Plymouth Church on impressions of England and European agitation the talk noted the ongoing struggle between base and better passions worldwide He defended Congregationalism while criticizing its potential for local factionalism and discussed views on future punishment and Irish home rule reactions.
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New York
Henry Ward Beecher
England
Brooklyn
Plymouth Church
Mr. Beecher
Dr. Lyman
Ireland
Leo
Gladstone
Indiana Democrats Denounce Republican Counting-Out Plan
The Democratic committee of safety accuses Republicans of planning to steal the Legislature by counting out legally elected members and rallies Democrats to guard rights. They denounce Marion county ballot transfers to the U.S. Court and form a Citizens' Committee of 100 with Silas Bowen as chairman. Funds were raised to uncover ballot frauds including alleged forgeries in Marion county elections.
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Ixpianarouis
Democratic Committee of Safety
Marion County
United States Court
Citizens’ Committee of 100
Silas JT. Bowen
Hk. Martingale
Francis K. Bundy obituary in Boston
Francis K Bundy died at age 85 in Boston on Monday. A New Hampshire native, he ran a long business as a mason and held roles at Park Street Church Oak Place Church and Columbus Avenue Presbyterian Church. Survived by son Dr Frank E Bundy and widow who died earlier. Funeral at 402 Columbus Avenue at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
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Francis K. Bundy
Boston
New Hampshire
Aiason
Park Street
Oak Place
Columbus Avenue Presbyterian Church
Obituary: Hon. S. M. Opal Dies in Westboro at 64
Former state senator and longtime town official S. M. Opal died in Westboro Sunday from a paralytic shock. He served as town clerk for nearly thirty years and chaired the board of selectmen this year. He was 64.
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M. Srigges
S. M. Opal
Westboro
Board of Selectmen
Gus Williams to Perform at the Howard on November 15
Gus Williams will appear at the Howard on Monday evening November 15 as one of the finest.
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Gus Williams
Howard
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Ellen A. Coqke
Boston
Creetinge
Peter, Thacher
Stephen Thacner
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Faquire
Elijah George
Register
Was It a Conspiracy General Butler Appears for Defence
Portiouth New Hampshire reports the first Massachusetts case of its kind. William K. O Keefe of Salem and Peter McGeough of Lynn face conspiracy charges for boycotting Harringtons leather through Assembly 77 Knights of Labor. General Butler argues the indictment lacks criminal terms while District Attorney Bumpus and others press to define unlawful means. Trial Judge Brigham outlines labor rights and manufacturer rights, stating that interfering with a manufacturer to obtain materials is unlawful. A partial jury is seated as the case moves to morning sessions.
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Portiouth
William K. O'Keefe
Salem
Peter MccGeough
Lynn
Charles Harrington & Sons
Brigham
Bumpus
Moulton & Ives
General Butler
Frank N. Washburn
Butler
Emery
Harrington
Fie
William Forbes
Rockland
Allen G. Ashley
Rochester
L. H. Bowers
Hanover
Henry Chandler
Duxbury
William KE. Churchill
Plymouth
T. M. Cole
Carver
John H. Eldredge
Wareham
Isaac Ht. Gardner
Hingham
Clarence L. Hathaway
Middleboro
Edwin R. Sprague
James M. Soule
Halifax
James M. Sweeting
East Bridgewater
Clerk Whitman
MccGeough
O'Ke
F. F. Emery
Fierd
Boston
Weather Indications for New England and New York
Weather forecast from Washington notes light rains for New England and eastern New York over twenty hours starting at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Temperature remains steady with southerly winds.
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Washington
Navy
New England
New York
Dinner For Colonel Lamont At Parker House
Colonel Lamont private secretary to the President enjoyed a city tour with General Collins Deputy Collector Flatley and friends then attended a fine dinner at Parker House at 3 oclock The Hon P A Collins presided with Lamont on his right and Hon Henry B Lovering on his left Other notable guests included Leopold Morse Edward Avery John M Corse M P Curran Henry L Nelson A B Alger Water Commissioner William B Smart John Boyle O Reilly M M Cunniff Colonel Charles H Taylor Deputy Collector Flatley General M T Donohoe and Alderman John M Drennan of Presidency
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Lamont
Cambridge
Collins
Flatley
Parker House
P. A. Collins
Col. Lamont
Henry B. Lovering
Leopold Morse
Edward Avery
John M. Corse
M. P. Curran
Henry L. Nelson
New York
A. B. Alger
William B. Smart
John Boyle O'Reilly
M. M. Cunniff
Charles H. Taylor
M. T. Donohoe
John M. Drennan
Civilizing the Indians letter from J S Segue at Washita colony
A letter from J S Segue, church worker at the Washita Cobb Creek Indian colony, describes 150 Indians, 160 acres, four houses built, cattle, corn and vegetables, and efforts to establish self supporting farming, dairying, weaving, schooling, and crafts while requesting aid and supplies to improve housing and tools. He notes drought, crop failures, and plans to expand to fifty families by spring.
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Sroer
Wicks
Cheyenne and
Arapahoe
Aia
Washita
Cobb Creek
Ming High
Indian Service
Brill Wood
Pam
Carlisle
Tam
Loden
J. S. Segue
Why Farmer's Do Not Make Money
The piece argues farmers earn little because farm inputs and transport stay costly while crop prices fall. It details how manufacturers keep prices high, limit competition, and profit from monopolies, while farmers must buy at high rates despite low sale prices. The Chicago Times commentary labels these conditions as cause of farmer hardship.
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Commission
Liverpool
Manchester
Sheffield
Birmingham
Chicago Times
New York Court to Hear McQuade Case Next Monday
Senator John Sherman travels to New York while Arthur J. McQuade faces trial in the Court of General Sessions before Recorder Smothe next Monday. A tonic claim promotes Ferro-Phosphated Elixir of Calisaya for dyspepsia and fever prevention, Caswell Hazard & Co. sales. Patrick Murphy is held on $1500 bonds after being caught robbing Horace E. Hant, a Salen farmer, yesterday.
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John Sherman
New York
Arthur J. McQuade
Court of General Sessions
Smothe
Calisaya
Caswell, Hazard & Co
Lawrence
Patrick Murphy
Horace E. Hant
Salen
N. WH
Murphy
Old Boston National Bank In Administrator Auction List
A dated dealer list shows collateral and corporate names including Atlantic Cotton Mills Portland Saco and Portsmouth R R Co and Union Metallic Fastening Co. The document cites banks such as American Shoe and Leather Insurance Co and Atlas National Bank with references to stock liens and right to take new stock.
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American Express Co
Tatham Natl Bank
Dedhan
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Old Stock
Richts
Cambridge Rd. Co
Ocean Natl
Newburyport
McKay & Big
Boston
Mfg Co
City of Albany
de Portland
St. Louis
al. L
Cedar Rapids & Mo
City of
City Bank
Suffolk Natl
Canoibridge RR
Webster Bank
Burlington & Quincy
Old Storkishis On
Newton
Mae
Revere Bank
Shamimut Natl
Tlamilton
Howard Natl
Natl
Bank of Republic
Bank of Republic. Url. & Mo. River RR
Springfield & Memphis RR
Uftland Rd
Hamilton Mfg. Co
Portland
Saco
Portsmouth
R.R. Co
Iutland
Common
Athensmim
Soston Wharf
Addax Rasting Machine Co
Shoe & Leather Nath Bank
Atlas National Bank
Shawmut
Union Metallic Fastening Co
National Tube Works Co
Arlington Mills
Wakefield Rattan Co
Boston & Loswell RR
Highland St. Railway
Fort Wayne
Boston & Albany RR
Boston Atheneum
Amory Mig Co
Maine Central RR
Scott
South
Fastern
Memphis RR
Chicago Rolling Mills
SOO Bosto
Albany Ki
Nath Car Co
American Ins. Co
Laconia Mfg Ce
Boston Athenaeum
First Nati. Bank
Lynn
Odc
Central Nati Bank
Continental Nath. Bank
Permieneealth Insurance Co
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Merrimac Mtg. Co
Lakewood Hotel Asso
Lakewood
New Jersey
Nath Bank of
Grafton
Mass
Hillsdale & Southwestern R.R
Houghton & Ont
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Leominster
American — Tip Co
Cambridge Horse RR
A& Continental Natl Bank
Manuf
Market
Arlington Mill
Alett Ass
du Coneotah & Ports
Fireman's Insurance Co
Mess. Mutual Fire Ins. C
Prescott Insurance Co
Boston Athenaum
HO Do Union
Kasi
Asso
Rock Island
R.R.R. Imi
Augusta F. French
Charles F. Hall
Jolly W. McKim
Esquire
John Jr. Paine
Augustine Dunyon
Abby Dvunyon
Joan W. MeKim
HS. Paine
Asst. Register
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Zizilia Mayer
County of Kings
State of New York
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John H, Vane
Masanchuvetts
John S. Tyler
Dorr and
Earl Streets
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South Boston
W. M. Wilson
John H. Paine
Nomalon Wiealth
Stu Crolk
Sudolk
Sarah Round Y
Sarah Roundy Williams
John W. McKim
William B. Lynes
Councy
Petitmoner
Isia Boston
Jonx W. McKill
Gillottg Steelus
Ieee
Crowquill
Joseph Gillott & Sons
John St
N.Y
Henry Hoe
Sullivan Bros
Otice
School Street
Springfield Street
Harrison Avenue
Liberal Teria
Brick
S. Evans & Son
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Chester Square
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Lamibhia
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Broookline Bridge
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Fursday
Clark's Observatory
Rockingham 9
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West Chester Park Bridge
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Horatio Twarris
Cunard
Pavonia
State St
Steamers
Palestine
Samaria
Almeria
Roxes Messina
S. R. Knights & CO
Washington Street
Main St
Cambridgeport
Philip Sosnowski
Catharine Sosnowski
Massachusetts Hospital Sife Insurance Company
Chapman Street
James Hooton
Henry R. Plimpton
William EH. Leatherbee
Thomas R. Burnham
Ecooped
Mendlewitz Myers
Mivers
Jacob Myers
Samuel Myers
Esther Weber
Herman Wejer
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Mortuagee
Sasl
Cobothiary
William Bowditch
Clarence E. Spone
Leonard E. Tilden
Salem PD
Wile
Lee
Samuel Hatch & Coo
Congress Street
Beeston
Cushing
Selmont
Loston
Samuel R. Payson
Ofelock P. m
Richards & CO
Reade St
Saloa
Uash
John
Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CQ. Aucioneers
White St
IBY Townsend & Montant Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
SF Leonward Street
Philadelphia
Samuel Bun Ytiang
BONS
Market Street
Lippincott, Son & CO
Thursda Vn
United States
Framingham Natl. Bank
Framingham., AI
Tremont Na Tol
Cinn
Tl. Bank. i
Francis Henshaw & CO
Reoom L
Marblehead Gas & Electric Light Co
Pepperell Mfg. Co
Freeman's Natl
Arpae VA Quceua Berets
Old Boston
Merchandise Natl. Bank
Atay
Howard Natl. Bank
American Shoe Tip Co
Do Shoe and Leather Insurance Co
Noid
Do Prescott Insurance Co
Old Colony
K.R
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth R. R. Co
de Appleton Co
Chicago
River Trap
Pueblo & Arkansas Valley
Central Iowa
Kansas
R. R. Con
Boston & Albany R. KR
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Boston &tLowell R. RK
Chrysantheruas
Horticultural Hall
the Weekly Post
Albert Howe & CO
Sarket Street
Brichton
Brighton
Gale
Warren Avenue
Massachusetts Thtle Insurance Company
Neid. Pradlee
Arnold A. Rand