Arrival of Irish Envoys at Boston Theatre Gathering
The Irish visitors Dillon O’Brien Sullivan Harrington and O Connor were welcomed in Boston with a packed Boston Theatre crowd. Judge Woodbury chaired a speaking program praising Irish freedom and outlining unionist failings, famine claims, and calls for American support to aid Ireland.
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Boston Theatre
Charles Levi Woodbury
Messrs. Dillon
O’brien
Harrington
Sullivan
O'Conner
Ireland
Philadelphia
Park Square
Messrs
P. A. Collins
Michael Maynes
B. Fitz
Thomas Flatley
Gerrance Cavanagh
John Dolan
Dominick Toy
Major Grady
James B. Hand
D. P. Sullivan
P. A. Murray
A. Trahey
Parker House
Messrs. Dillon and
T. P. O'Connor
I. D. Sullivan
Timothy Harrington
Boston
Dillon
O’connor
New England
Elmer H. Capen
United States
John Dillon
Unionist
Parnell
Henry Gratan
Europe
Dublin Castle
West
England
America
Gee
Hisses
Reland
Tipperary
Iannot
Defect Remedied Hall Stand Impresses with Design
A hall stand with side porches and fluted posts avoids the bulk of heavy coats. Coats hang forward from inner hooks, creating a tidy front line. Two shelves fit silk hats, lower spaces hold umbrellas and canes, the seat is deep and roomy, drawers ample for shoes. Beveled glass adds to the clever piece.
Allegations From Bonny Extend Damaging Portrait Of Barttelot
The Times prints a three column signed statement by Bonny detailing Barttelot and Jameson quarrels with Arabs and alleged poisoning schemes aimed at Selim. Bonny confirms Barttelot pressured for poison, describes poisoning injuries to a native boy, flogging, and a fatal sequence that led to death. He portrays Barttelot as violent, with a plan to force a Cassati expedition and threats to lash and shoot natives, and notes Barttelot’s confrontation with Stanely on many points.
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Pocock
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Tippo Tib
Selim
Major
Lonny
Saudi
John Henry
Zanzibar
Henry
Soudi
Harttelot
Manynema
Sangas
3Urgon Mahammed
Cassati
Angore
Imperial Bond 34 Note Paper Sale in Temple Price Store
A historical notice advertises discounted note paper and envelopes in Temple Price Store. Whiting's Standard linen note paper is promoted as purest linen, with boxes and envelopes offered. Sample boxes and illustrated price lists are available by mail, referencing a fashion papers catalog for 1801.
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Perfect Bend
Inc
White House
Washington
Moulton Arrested for Forging Notes in Lowell
Henry J. Moulton former editor and owner of the Sunday Critic in Lowell is arrested for forging the names of John H. Butrick on a $1000 note and Enoch Foster of Tewksbury on another $1000 note. He is held in $5000 bail to November 18 but could not obtain bail.
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Lowell
Henry J. Moulton
Sunday Critic
John H. Buttrick
Enoch Foster
Tewksbury
Leather and hide dealers agree on future leather grading
Prominent U S leather and hide dealers met in Indianapolis to standardize future leather grading and consider price increases if market conditions improve in the coming weeks. Separately, a East Weymouth youth died instantly after a gun misfired at North Scituate Beach yesterday afternoon.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United States
C. A. Morrow
East Weymouth
North Scituate Beach
Religious delegates gathered for interdenominational talks
Archdeacon Farrar, Dr. Parker and Messrs. Berry, McNeill and Clifford represented diverse religious denominations in a united panel to discuss shared community concerns.
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Farrar
Parker
Messrs. Berry
McNeill and Clifford
Emin relief committee denies seeking Emin ivory for life rescue
The Emin relief committee of London on November 10 issued a denial of charges that it aimed to acquire Emin's ivory rather than save his life. It asserted only that any found ivory would defray expedition expenses, with no ivory received. The expedition reportedly cost £14,350. Stanley offered services gratis, waived £10,000 in engagements, and donated press-derived sums up to £2,000 for letters. He also arranged member selection and stall agreements.
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Emin Relief Committee
London
Emin
Stanley
General Booth's Anti Poverty Scheme Gains Support
London nov 9 general booth of the salvation army continues receiving letters praising his book in dark est england and the way out proposing relief of poverty ignorance and vice the prince of wales bishops of bath and wells rochester rev mr moulton quakers grubb and laing the brighton railway chairman send thanks and money the church circles unite for funds and combined action for the scheme
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General Booth
London
Salvation Army
England
Prince of Wales
Booth
Bath and
Wells
Rochester
Moulton
Wesleyan Conference
Grubb
Quakers
Laing
Brighton Railway
Dustix Dublin Castle Health Update and Protest Letter Tone
Mr Balfour III confined to apartments in Dublin Castle with a severe cold from Donegal exposure. Canon Doyle publishes a fiery protest against Mr Parnell s land purchase scheme, urging consultation with the Nationalist party and condemning reestablishment of landlord rule amid references to bloodshed in Mitchellstown and Tipperary.
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Stanley
Balfour
Mr. Parnell
MR. Balfour III
Dublin Castle
Donegal
International Challenge Cup Offered by Royal Victoria YC
The Royal Victoria Yacht Club announces an international challenge cup valued around £500, aimed mainly at American yachtsmen. Challenges are now open and in order.
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Londox
Royal Victoria Yacht Club
German Chancellor Caprivi Visits Milan Supports Entente
Berlin reports Caprivi's Milan visit affirms the triple alliance entente after talks with Crispi. No meeting with Count Kalnoky planned. Crispi seeks Austrian recognition of Rome as Italy’s capital. Caprivi and Crispi arrive Monza for a dinner, Humbert awards Caprivi the order of the Annunciation.
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Berlin
von Caprivi
Milan
Sig. Crispi
Count Kalnoky
Crispi
Austria
Humbert
Rome
Quirinal
Sig
United States
Vienna
America
Romy
Caprivi
Monza
Retirement of Chaplain Stoecker Praised by Press
Beri reports that Chaplain Stoecker’s retirement is hailed with satisfaction by most papers. Kreuz Zeitung protests it as a major political event and hints at forces opposing socialism. The piece argues the Christian Conservative party will be replaced by a Jewish middle class Liberals, while predicting a Conservative return, paralleling France’s July monarchy as a cautionary example.
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Beri
Stoecker
Kreuz Zeitung
First Order
France
Professor Koch's Process Reported Successful In Bern
Bern dispatch notes Professor Bergmann treated fifteen consumptives using Koch's method and showed a patient after twenty four hours. The Bersen Courier cites authority on cures and a German surgeon claims a lupus case healed in five days. Yet Koch keeps his recipe secret and delays publication.
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National Zeitung
Koch
Anglo Portuguese Modus Vivendi Agreed In London
London reports that the English and Portuguese governments have agreed on a six month modus vivendi to pause Africa territorial negotiations while talks proceed. Agreements made since August 20 with native chiefs by British agents on Portuguese territory are annulled.
Piracy Rampant in Tonquin
Reports from Tonquin indicate pirates harry French outposts with constant attacks. Authorities reportedly keep the disorder secret to avoid jeopardizing a French government loan project for the Tonquin protectorate.
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Tonquin
Paris
The
Soleil
Lonquin
Swiss Council declines reply on immigration question
Berne Nov 9 The Swiss federal council refused to answer Madison University Wisconsin inquiry about how Europe would view a complete prohibition of foreign immigration by the American government similar to the policy now enforced against China.
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Berne
Swiss Federal Council
Madison University
Wisconsin
Europe
China
Erfurt shoe makers declare lockout amid dispute
Bern reports three thousand workers thrown out of work as Erfurt shoe manufacturers strike over the dismissal of a workman. The German Geographical Society awards the Humboldt medal to Norwegian explorer Nansen. Germany proposes reduced import duties from five to three shillings six pence on rye and wheat, extending to all except Russia and the United States. London reports Jem Smith and Frank Slavin each jailed one month in default for a prize fight near Bruges.
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Erfurt
German Geographical Society
Nansen
Germany
Russia
United States
London
Jem Smith
Frank Slavin
Bruges
Snowstorm Rages in Brown County Nebraska
Reports from Brown county in northwest Nebraska describe a heavy storm with fourteen hours of continuous snowfall and winds nearly reaching blizzard conditions. Snow keeps falling as the cold system grips the region, bringing travel disruption and frigid weather.
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Neb
Brown County
Nebraska
Mellin's Food Promoted as Ideal Infant Aid
An advertisement extols Mellin's Food as the sole scientifically prepared sustenance for infants and invalids, claiming it follows natural physiological laws and processes, and attributes its remarkable success to this method.
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Mellin
Irish Tenant Struggle Called Humanity’s Finest Battle
The audience waved to cadence of republican zeal as speakers praised the Ponsonby tenants and Tippe rary resistance against landlord coercion. They warned that Smith Barry and Balfour used wealth and force to crush tenants, seeking settlement only on terms of sovereign submission. The crowd hailed Gladstone as ally and urged continued mass action for tenant rights and national self rule.
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Crrer
Law and Order
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America
Europe
Gladstone
Dillon
Tipperary
Wiliam O’brien
M.P
Dilion
Johan Boyle O'Reilly
Ponsonby Estates
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Barry
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Hisses
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