Honors at Lord Mayor's Banquet for Bayard and British officials
A grand Lord Mayor's banquet at Guildhall honored new Lord Mayor George Faudel Phillips with Prime Minister Salisbury and other dignitaries in attendance. Ambassador Bayard toasted foreign relations, praising global cooperation and the U.S. presidential electi on verdict. Salisbury defended arbitration limits and urged joint action on the Turkish question. Meanwhile Isaac B. Allen and John H. Sullivan vie for district council seats with recounts changing the margin.
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London
George Faudel Phillips
Guildhall
Salisbury
George J. Goschen
The
Admiralty
George Hamilton
India
Lord Halsbury
Charles T. Ritchie
Board of Trade
Lord Wolseley
Herbert Kitchener
William Court Gully
House of Commons
Thomas F. Bayard
Lord Salisbury
United States
Bathos
Venezuela
Great Britain
Turkey
Madison Square Garden Horse Show Opens Amid Social Spotlight
The twelfth annual New York Madison Square Garden horse show opens with exercising and veterinary exams before judging. Notable events include French coaching stallions and harness horse classes as social guests fill boxes and galleries.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Horse Show Association
Hempstead
Westchester
Philadelphia
Boston
Auction of Household Furniture and Carpets
A large assortment of household goods including parlor suites Bedroom sets chairs bookcases mantels mirrors beds and more offered in lots. Carpets also listed with 75 misfit tapestries and second-hand items noted. Note states every lot must be sold.
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Axminsters
Brussels
Man threatens Mayor Swift and President-elect McKinley
Joseph Maruska entered City Hall in Chicago armed and vowed to kill Mayor Swift. He drew a revolver, was disarmed, and said he would also kill President-elect McKinley in Canton before the country could prosper. He was locked up.
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Chicago
Navy
Joseph Maruska
Swift
Maruska
Canton
McKinley
Kennedy Denies Intimacy. Learoyd Poison Case Continues
Danvers reports William Kennedy held on $5000 bond after arrest for attempted murder by poisoned tea at A F Learoyd’s farm. Kennedy and his lawyer deny any sexual relation with Learoyd’s wife, claiming only friendly interactions and not intimate relations. Authorities trace Kennedy’s movements to Boston and Perley’s barn while pursuing motive and alibi details.
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Learoyd
Danvers
William Kennedy
Albert F. Learoyd
Neal
Learoyd Farm
Bacon
Boston
Perley
Kennedy
A. P. White
Daniel 4 H. Crowley
Frightful kerosene fire death in Newark child
Fred Ritz four years old poured kerosene on his two year old sister Jennie at 128 Mulberry Street and set the oil alight. Jennie died after suffering severe burns and the boy confessed he did it to see Jennie burn. Mrs Emil Ritz collapsed and doctors fear for her recovery.
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Newark
N. J
Fred Ritz
Emil Ritz
Mulberry Street
Jennie
Clinton Fire Destroys Deerfarm Comb Plant
The Deerfarm Comb Company plant near Clinton was destroyed by fire early today. The three story frame building owned by Dr. C. H. O Connor and Thomas Byrnes burned, causing an estimated loss of 30000 dollars and leaving about sixty workers unemployed.
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Clinton
Deerfarm Comb Company
C. H. O’connor
Thomas Byrnes
Anarchy talk in New York marks Chicago anarchist deaths
New York believers in anarchy gathered to commemorate the Chicago anarchists Spies Parsons Lingg Fischer and Engel. Johann Most gave the principal address denouncing judges juries and police and predicting revolution. The speaker proclaimed Amarchy is not dead and called the republic a colossal swindle.
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New York
Believers In Anarchy
Parsons
Lingg
Fischer
Engel
Chicago
Johann Most
Amarchy
Useful Books Free With Coupon From Wells Richarson
Mrs. Nella Daggett of Boston offers a free book Fancy Work and Art Decorations with Fifty Illustrations plus Successful Home Dyeing. Send coupon and 2 cent stamp to Wells Richardson & Co Burlington Vt to receive. Diamond Dyes promote home dyeing and clothing renewal for twenty years.
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Nella Daggett
Boston
Wells, Richardson & Go
Burlington
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Massachusetts Clothing Co
My Clothier
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Parkhurst’s Society
Truax
Supreme Court Today
Dr. Parkhurst
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Mil
Lonaire
Bathgate Beck
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Society For the Suppression of Crime
Our Monthly
Browning, King & GO
Washington St
Corner
Kneeland St
TQ Bayard
Bayard
Mr. Bayard
Sylvan
Congressional
Isaac B. Allen
John H. Sullivan
Sullivan
Alien
Allen
Boston Society
Vanderbilts
Prescott Lawrence
Newport
Gould
Wormser
Hecksher
Fellows
Stokes
Benedict
Drexel
Belmont
Whitney
Bronson
Cassatt
Morisini
Tailor
Stevens
O. H. P. Belmont
C. M. Reed
Erie
Penn
Alice Leyburne
William Pollock
Pittsfield
Mass
Stanhope
Victoria
Rockingham
Walsingham
B. G
Don Wilkes
Rosemary
Lady Adele
Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Rueter & Company
Highland Spring Brewery
WM. Hatch
Tremont St
Surcingles
John R. Gentry
Carriace
FREE
Ever Furnis
Ake
Modern Pt
C.H. Robinson & CO
Washington Street
Adams Square
Dock Square
Qur Deasor
WM Kennedy
Alery Lea Tp
Danveres
Katie
Robert Hall
Mkinley
Grank
Salem
Safford
District Court
A. F. Learoyd
Baby
Big Blaze
Anarchy
Montgomerie & Co
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