Sensation Over M Wilson at Caffarelli Trial in Paris
Paris reports say the Caffarelli trial revelations implicate M Wilson and threaten his escape. Grévy may resign at his choosing time with Rouvier pressing for Wilson’s departure. court adjourns Caffarelli, but D Audlan and Mme Ratauzzi proceed. London dispatch notes cabinet tensions and Gragnon’s dismissal.
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Lord Mayor Sullivan Case Appeal Reheard in Ireland
The government’s appeal over Lord Mayor Sullivan of the Nation newspaper reporting suppressed National League meetings was upheld. The court ruled a written statement by Sullivan confirming the meeting and its League ties constituted sufficient evidence, sending the case back for retrial. O'Brien and Mandeville plan damages suits against Magistrate Stokes and Inspector Creagh after release from jail.
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Tullamore
Stokes
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Creagh
More Baptist Deserters Follow Spurgeon Split
Londox November 10. A number of Baptist churches and ministers plan to quit the Baptist Union following Mr. Spurgeon’s lead. Names include Rev. Brown East London Tabernacle Rev. Davies Brighton Church Rev. Burton Dalston and Rev. Spurgeon Croydon. Pastors’ College directors will call a conference to discuss the secessions with Nottingham Tabernacle voting sympathy for Spurgeon.
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Burton
Dalston
Croydon
Pastors’ College
Nottingam Tabernacle
Crown Prince’s Cancer Condition Sparks Berlin Plans
Despatches report the German crown prince’s throat cancer as critical and note an upcoming operation in Berlin. Apartments are readied for the prince’s reception and doctors. Professor Bergmann predicts a published history of the disease. The crown princess opposes further surgery, and the prince is set to leave for Berlin today.
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London Stock Exchange Records Disturbed by Global Rumors
London reports say Jay Gould seeks to reorganize cable pool systems to improve service. Bar silver at 43 1/2 pence, Bank of England bullion up £216 000 in a week, while the market declines on German crown prince illness and war rumors from Russia. Earthquakes hit Southern Iceland and northern Italy with no fatalities.
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Cape Rekianeas
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Syria
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Reichs Bank
Rome
Italy
McCosh Resigns Princeton Presidency After Notable Tenure
Dr. McCosh resigns as president of Princeton College at a stated board meeting in Princeton New Jersey. He led the college for nearly twenty years since 1868 and was born in 1811 in Ayrshire Scotland. He educated at Glasgow and Edinburgh universities and earlier served as a Church of Scotland minister and academic at Queen's College Belfast. Felix McCabe, a Holyoke horse thief, was captured in Waterbury Connecticut on Wednesday.
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Ayrshire
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Edinburgh
Church of Scotland
Arbroath
Brechin
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Queen’s College
Belfast
Felix McCabe
Holyoke
Waterbury
Conn
Williams Sophomore Class Talks Hazing Incident at Choate
Williams College sophomore class meeting at Williamstown featured remarks by President Carter and F. L. Stetson of New York City on the Choate hazing case. Stetson called reports exaggerated but said claims require corroboration from participants. Participants are expected to meet the president to disclose each role and help remove disgrace from the college.
Weather Indications Nov 11 Across Northeastern States
Reports from Blue Hill Observatory show Southeastern New England may see rain tonight followed by fair weather. New York and New England areas expect light rains then cooler or fair conditions with brisk westerly winds. Cautionary signals remain along parts of the Atlantic coast as the forecast covers Nov 11.
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New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Atlantic
Boston
Portland
Eastport
Blue Hill Observatory
New England
H. H. Clayton
Meteorological Record of Yesterday Across Stations
The document lists yesterday's weather observations up to 10 p m, collected simultaneously from all stations to compare conditions. It records figures for temperature humidity wind and atmospheric pressure at the common observation moment.
Gladstone's Recuperative Powers on Sudbury Hall Visit
During the last week of October in England Mr. Gladstone recovered from a severe cold at Sudbury Hall, meeting a large party before driving to the Vernon oak with Lord Vernon. He later held church services at Hawarden, with Mrs. Gladstone supporting him amid renewed political strain.
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England
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Somersal
Vernon Oak
Hawarden
English Dairy Industry Faces Foreign Competition
Foreign competition has begun to affect England's butter and cheese markets. The Quarterly Review notes questions about why foreign markets outpace Britain and urges dairy farmers to improve milk production and utilize better methods to meet evolving global competition.
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England
Quarterly Review
Normandy
Record of Fires Devastates Illinois and Missouri Regions
Forest fires burning for a week in Union Williamson and Jackson counties Illinois spread northward. Fires along Big Muddy River and Mississippi River engulf homes and displace families. Missouri reports severe losses in Stoddard county with T. J. Moss losing about 500000 ties. Sufferers flee to escape smoke haze blanketing nearby towns.
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Union
Williamson
Jackson Counties
Ill
Marion
Big Muddy River
Jackson County
Mississippi River
Missouri
Stoddard
Cache
T. J. Moss
Eelyville
Tenement Fire Causes Minor Damage on Warrenton Street
A boy with a candle in a closet set fire to clothing in the tenement occupied by Martin Ryan at 104 Warrenton street. The blaze caused 15 dollars in damage and a fire alarm was rung from Box 62.
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West Roxbury
Fire spreads through multiple mills and losses mount at Saranac Grove
Fire at 1 o'clock in Lirreron New Hampshire consumed the Saranac Grove Company mill complex including H A Eaton planing mill J A Fogg shop A W Streeter stanchion works then spread to a Glove Company tannery and two storehouses with a double tenement. Glove Company and others faced losses with limited insurance. Additional blazes near Eddyville and Groveland burned farm buildings and hundreds of acres of woods before rain halted spread.
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Saranac Grove Company
H. A. Eaton
J. A. Fogg
A. W. Streeter
Glove Company
Eaton
Streeter
Mippieroro
Joshua Eddy
Eddyville Village
Havermimt
Groveland
Seventy-Fifth Run of Luck Play and New London Debuts
The seventy fifth performance of A Run of Luck will occur next Thursday 17th with manager Tompkins presenting a souvenir to patrons. Sophia closes its run, making forty nine performances. The Barrister from The Comedy Theatre in London opens at the Museum for the first time in America. Souvenirs marked the Hollis Street Theatre’s second anniversary with a Boucicault portrait folio. Upside Down tickets sold briskly at Hollis Street Theatre for next week. Lotta appears at Park Theatre in Pawn Ticket 210 with strong company support. A Hole in the Ground draws large crowds and The Lights of London revival is planned for Globe Theatre. James E. Murdoch reads in Chickering Hall on Saturdays and Wednesdays at 11 A.M. The Boston Theatre Run of Luck race is dubbed rowing by a morning paper and a case by another, but Daisy still wins.
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Sophia
Comedy ‘Theatre
London
Museum
America
Hollis Street Theatre
Boucicault
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Thomas A. Daly
Miss Lotta
Shipping and business leaders listed across US cities
A long OCR list names numerous merchants and firms across cities including Atlanta Bloomington Cedar Rapids Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Chattanooga Dallas Dubuque Evansville Galveston Indianapolis Louisville Macon Memphis Nashville New York Portland Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond St Louis San Antonio Syracuse Williamsport Wheeling and other locales. Individuals and firms such as Everett Kiser George Farnham Schnadig Brooks Prouty Gates Benckenstein Cady Childs Oehmig Smartt Howell Jones Stern Dunwody Vogel Carter Manier Hollins Wesson Magovern Trench Gregg Childs Weiner Harris Reeve Meany Reed Upham Crump Einstein Hosea Smith Frazer Baum Oppenheimer Longini West Ingalls Vreeland Dayton McCoy etc appear with varied affiliations in firms like MC J F Kiser & Co JP Farnum & Co J M Schnadig & Co Brooks Bros Gore & Co Butterworth & Co Sanger Bros Beals Terry Co Murphy & Comstock Wollner Lowenstein Beals Terry Co North Star Co Adams Thorne Co Herman Bros Carter Dunbar Vance Hughes Shoe Co West Bros L Baum & Co M Halff & Bro etc.
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Sanger Bros
Dubuque
Sears
Evansville
Ind
K Hinkle
Hinkle
Nesbet & Co
Tre
Galveston
Tex
F Breath
Willis & Bro
Indianapolis
A Jones, Jr
Jones, MekKee & Co
Louisville
J B Green
White, Green & Huffaker
J Streng
Bamberger, Streng & Co
Lafayette
Comstock
Murphy & Comstock
Mobile
Ala
M Wollner
Wollner & Lowenstein
Milwaukee
Wis
Bears
Beals, Terry & Co
Minneapolis
Stern & Co
Macon
J M Dunwody
Wittkowski & Dunwody
Memphis
Tenn
H Vogel
Hill & Sons
W R Manier
J W Manier, Jr
JW Manier & Son
Sy ‘Tenn
K 8 Hollins, Jr
Hollins, Sons & ‘O
New York City
E B Wesson
Aaron Claflin & Co
J P Magovern
Magovern & Co
G Trench
C B.rouss
Wittsburg
Penn
John R Gregg
Gregg & Elliott
Geeorge Penn
H Childs, Jr
H Childs & Co
Portland
Ben Selling
Akin, Selling & Co
Philadelphia
W H Weiner
Weiner, Wright & Watkins
C A Harris
Harris & Sons
Reeve
J I Meany
J I Meaney & Co
J B Reed
Reed & Co
Psy
Upham & Gordon
Ichmond
Jd Crump
Wings
Ellett & Crump
Tregan
F A
Einstein
Einstein’s Sons
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IE Hosea
Tootle
Hosea & Co
St Joseph
A T Smith
J E Dayton
Dayton & Co
Wheeling
J E McCoy
J Rhieldoffer
Vance Hughes Shoe Company
Five Thousand Leather Jackets for Sale by G. W. Simmons Co
G. W. Simmons & Co. at 32 to 44 North Street announce a retail sale this season of five thousand leather jackets praised as a life preserver. The firm also shows its annual Ulster overcoat importation ready for viewing today.
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Bhagavad Gita translation by Mohini Chatterji noted
New release reviews Indian religious text with Brahmanical insights. Mohini M. Chatterji renders the Bhagavad Gita from Sanskrit showing unity with Christian truth, contrasts with earlier translations, and adds notes bridging Western philosophy.
The November New Princeton Review Review
The November issue of the New Princeton Review appears with no single standout article yet remains worthwhile. It opens with Charles Dudley Warner on Shelley and notes the mature yet immature aspects of the poet, including memorable lines about Shelley's inborn expressiveness and elusive nature.
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Sterling New Princeton Review
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Charles Dudley Warner
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Dudley Warner
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Tragic Train Backing Crushes Man Near Boston & Maine Station
An unknown man about 28 years old was killed instantly when a 6:15 train from Medford backed into him at the Boston & Maine station. He weighed 125 pounds, 5 feet 6 inches tall, wore a white collarless shirt, dark coat and pants, and lace shoes. The body was sent to the Grove Street morgue.
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Thanksgiving Proclamation by Governor Ames in Massachusetts
The proclamation by Oliver Ames, Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, designates a day of public thanksgiving and prayer. It calls on citizens to acknowledge divine guidance and to offer gratitude for the nation's blessings.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Governor Ames Boston 1887
Oliver Ames proclaims Thanksgiving in Massachusetts for November 24 1887 with a plea for charity and gratitude. He urges worship at public churches time with families and support for the needy while noting political liberty education and virtue under Massachusetts institutions. Henry B Peirce signs as secretary.
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God Save the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Boston Stock Exchange Auction Sales Notice 1887
Auction sales list of stocks held on a Saturday November 12 1887 by order of the exchange includes Ames Sword Co National Car Co and multiple banks and railroads such as Hamilton Mfg Co Boston & Maine Rail Road and Union Pacific with varied lot sizes and par values.
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R. R. Co
National City
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Odd Fellows’ Hall Ass
Lawrence
Amoskeag
Hamilton
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Montreal
Boston
Burl. & Mo. Rivers
Neb
Union Pacific Ra. Co
Boston & Albany
Fitchburg Rd
Gt. Falls & Conway
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