Prince Waldemar Likely to Refuse Bulgarian Throne
Amid conflicting reports from Copenhagen to Vienna Prince Waldemar's telegram expresses gratitude for election by the Sobranje but notes his acceptance depends on his father the King of Denmark and other duties may prevent him from ruling Bulgaria.
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Trunova
Waldemar
Bulgaria
Denmark
Alexander
Cannes
France
Copenhagen
Prince Waldemar
Pesth
St. Petersburg
Russia
England
Germany
Austria
Italy
Berlin
Lord Salisbury
London
Baron Mohrenhein
Paris
Nicholas
Mingrelia
Aderberg
Lonxpon
Vienna
Montenegro
Berwyn
Bismarck
Minerelia
Deriin
Egyptian Question Talks Nearing Final Basis in Constantinople
British ambassador Sir William White and the Porte are to complete negotiations over the Egyptian question. A joint report by Monkhtar Pasha and Sir Henry Drummond Wolff will form the basis, examining the Anco-Turkish convention and proposing how reforms in the Khedive's military civil and other departments can be carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
William White
Turkey
Porte
Porah
Monkhtar Pasha
Henry Drummond Wollf
Egypt
Gladstone Urges Liberal Reunion After Salisbury Speech
Mr. Gladstone publishes a letter inviting Liberals to reunite. He argues that delays in government plans fuel division and that calls for altered policy do not justify prolonged stalemate. He stresses unity to prevent indefinite postponement of Liberal policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Mr. Gladstone
Marquis of Salisbury
Liberal Union
Liberal Party
Death of French Minister Raul Bert Reported
Paris November 11 news confirms the death of M. Raul Bert the French minister resident in Annam He had been reported critically ill with fever and the Chamber of Deputies adjourned after Prime Minister Défrrégeinet announced his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Beret
Paris
M. Raul Bert
Annam
de Frrégeinet
M. Bert
Chamber of Deputies
Emperor William Receives Prince Louis of Bavaria in Berlin
Berlin reports a morning audience between Emperor William and Prince Louis of Bavaria followed by a conference with Prince Bismarck. The Prussian census shows 235,518,4558 residents and a lively political scene with socialist activity and wage protests at Buckau, Magdeburg, Halle, and Leipzig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Berndy
William
Louis
Bavaria
Bismarck
Fischer
Prussia
Buckau
Magdeburg
Halle
Leipsic
Liebknecht
Kiepert
Besdagh
Asia Minor
Smyrna
Hamburgh
Foreign affairs budget approved by delegation committee
The committee handling foreign affairs has approved its budget and invited Count Kalnoky to present a full exposition of Austro Hungarian foreign policy. In London the Portree sheriff and court agent warned crofters that two thirds payment may be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pusru
Count Kalnoky
London
Portree
Funeral to Honor Fred Archer with Wreaths From Dignitaries
The funeral of Fred Archer will take place tomorrow as the Prince of Wales and others send beautiful wreaths. General Kaulbars has sent a note to the Bulgarian government demanding the release of the Bourgas conspirators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Archer
Prince of Wales
Sora
Nev
Kaulbars
Bourgas
St Francis of Assisi and the vow of poverty
Rev Francis Tiffany spoke to the Young Men's Christian Union on St Francis of Assisi's renunciation of worldly pleasures. The talk traced his youth in Assisi, his princely life, a life-changing illness, and his emotional renunciation of wealth to found the Franciscan order and its mission to show happiness in a simple life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assisi
Francis
Francis Tiffany
Christian Union
Tiffany
St. Francis
Francesco
Italy
Old Time Election Returns and Reminiscences
A letter to the editor recalls how Major Houghton conceived and funded the 1540 election returns for the Atlas, with Turner carrying out the plan. The writer defends the independence of the effort, notes Greek spellings, and mentions Houghton’s keen political insight and a public misdating of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Major Houghton
Houghton
Union
Evening Mail
New York City
Albany Mail
Cayuga Bridge
Atlas
Major Hloughton
Tremont House
Liverpool
Colonel Greene
Williamson Kenniff Wedding in Cambridge Home
Daniel Kenniff and Elizabeth Williamson married yesterday at the bride's River street home in Cambridge. The bride wore white satin and carried white roses. Best man was D. J. Kennitt and bridesmaid Miss Mary Tierney. A reception followed at George Francis's residence on Charles River street. The couple will honeymoon in New York before settling on Baldwin street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Kenniff
Elizabeth Williamson
River Street
Cambridge
J. J. Morse
St. Vanl’s Church
D. J. Kennitt
Mary Tierney
Cotton and Crocker Tie The Knot In Cambridge
Mr. Irving W. Cotton and Miss Alice P. Crocker wed last evening at the bride’s parents home 308 Harvard street Cambridgeport. Rev. David N. Beach officiated. A Prospect Street Sunday school delegation attended and presented a silver service to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving W. Cotton
Alice P. Crocker
George W. Crocker
Harvard Street
Cambridgeport
Prospect Street
David N. Beach
Aldermen Adjourn After Meeting With Burial Permit Proposal
An adjourned board of aldermen meeting at noon yesterday had seven members present. The committee on elections reported and certified the returns. The Mayor forwarded a Boston Undertakers' Association communication about issuing burial permits and physicians certificates from one office. Several petitions were received and the board adjourned to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Boston Undertakers’ Association
No Change in Law on Civil Service Removals
The civil service commissioners will recommend no change in law in their forthcoming annual report. They say the current law is flexible for extensions and that rules need no change unless expanding the competitive system. Chairman Edgerton notes actions require specific charges, and removals cannot be restrained by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgerton
Philadelphia Civil Services Association
Harrity
Philadelphia
Civil Service Commission
One Dollar Silver Certificates Grow Common in Washington
Wasminctos November 11 Sprerau reports silver certificates, though still rare nationwide, now circulate in Washington with about two million printed. Totals outstanding reach around 102 million in tens and twenties, none issued in twos or fives, while eighty four million in silver dollars remain. Treasurer Jordan expects certificates to replace part of shrinking national bank notes, while Comptroller Trenholm cautions national notes will not vanish and plans for Congress are undecided.
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Wasminctos
Sprerau
Washington
Jordan
Trenholm
Ank
Congress
Second Auditor Day’s Report Details Indian Agency Expenditures
Wasuixeron Nov 11 The annual report of Second Auditor William A Day shows that in the last fiscal year 7 6673 408 was drawn from the treasury on War Department requisitions and 6 325 523 on Interior Department Indian maintenance. Unexpended balances reached 442 583 and 224 803 respectively. The auditor notes the record system’s accuracy as only three of thousands of packages under 1884 contracts failed to reach their destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuixeron
William A. Day
Treasury
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Interior
Indian Service
Worthless Shoes for Soldiers in Apache Campaign
General Miles reports that shoes produced at Fort Leavenworth prison were poor in quality and fell apart within days, crippling Lawton's command during the Apache campaign. The war department directed a thorough board investigation, with Generalerry as president, to review the issues and report back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuvictos
Miles
Lawton
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
War Department
Military Prison Board
Erry
Post Offices Cut as Postmasters Appointed Nationwide
Washington reports the Postmaster General ordered the discontinuance of ninety two fourth class post offices due to lack of candidates and low business. In eleven days this month 129 offices closed and twenty four opened. Names listed include Alfred F. Jaques Welton New Hampshire Charles Trish South Hero Vermont Susan A Boyd Heartwellville Vermont and William D Chase Swampscott Massachusetts.
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Washington News
Wasnixeton
Labor Bureau
Wright
Lamar
Government Printing Office
Congress
Treasury Department
Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Alfred EF. Jaques
Welton
N. H
Charles 5. Trish
South Hero
Susan A. Boyd
Heartwellville
William 4Th. Chase
Swampscott
Mass
Irish Charitable Society Plans Jan Ball for Music Hall Fund
At Parker House last night President W W Doherty led a unanimous vote to stage a ball on January 19 to aid the building fund at Music Hall. Sub committees were named for hall and caterer, printing and advertising, music and decorations, and invitations. Supper will be served in Burnstend Hall.
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Irish Charitable Society
Parker House
W. W. Doherty
Buitling Fund
Music Hall
Hall
D. E H. Morrrissey
D. G. McNamara
BR. Rankin
J. M. Curtin
D. G. MeNamara
Callahen
A. Mahoney
J. W. Fogerty
PD. H. Morrissey
J. P. Flynn
J. W H. Barke
Incandescent Lighting Talk At Society of Arts Meeting
The Society of Arts met at the Institute of Technology with about seventy five gentlemen present. President Cross introduced Frank Ridlen of Brush Electric Light Company who read a paper on incandescent lighting from arc light circuits. A discussion followed and Charles E Avery demonstrated apparatus for domestic manufacture of carbonated drinks.
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Society of Arts
Institute of Technology
Cross
Frank Ridlen
Brush Electric Light Company
Charles E. Avery
Boston Provident Association Amends By laws on Meeting Date
A special meeting was held at the society’s Chardon street office to amend bylaws changing the annual meeting date from the second to the fourth Wednesday in October. The gathering was well attended and after debate the motion passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Provident Association
Chardon Street
Eastern Railroad
Causeway Street
Boston
Mass
Jay al
Eastern Railroad Company
Edward Lesley
Ms Hime
Massachusetts
Erandis T Amory
Hastern Railroad
Eastern Rialroad Company
Shell
Wye
Lskb
Dem
Prancis DT. Amory
The Germicide Against Disease Prevention
The article discusses purifying air by closing windows and limiting ventilation, endorses a 1% germicide as a powerful chemical disinfectant that kills germs without odor or attention from occupants. It claims scientific endorsement and low cost for household use.
Wallace on Continental Islands in Darwinism Lecture
Alfred Russell Wallace spoke at the Lowell Institute on Continental Islands Recent and Ancient noting landbridged origins of mainland sectors and citing the British Isles Formosa and Madagascar with unique mammal and amphibian varieties. the Madagascar ashkud highlighted as ancient. A committee was named to assess related historical merits, and a Babson memoir was presented.
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Lowell Institute
Alfred Russell Wallace
British Isles
Formosa
Madagascar
Ashkud
Wallace
Messrs
Francis Parkman
A. B. Ellis
A. C. Goodell
Edward Bangs
C. C. Smith
John J. Babson
Cambridge Society Celebrates Harvard 250th Anniversary Observance
The Massachusetts Historical Society held its monthly meeting with Dr. George E. Ellis delivering an address praising Harvard College’s 250th anniversary observances. The event featured national figures, foreign and local scholars, and portraits of Washington, Martha Washington, and Mary Washington, with debates over Sharples versus Stuart likenesses and portraits on exhibit in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Historical Society
George E. Ellis
Harvard College
Association of the Aluzoni
Moe
Our
Commonwealth
Cambridge
Harvard
Commonwealth of Letters, Arts and Sciences
England
Washington
Martha Washington
Mary
Stuart
James Sharples
Sharples
George F. Hoar
Alexander Johnson
College of New Jersey
Judge Chamberlain
Henry Dearborn
Quebec
Loston
Mg. Yeane
Peregrine White
William Dass
Plymouth
Heine
Cape Cod Harbor
A. B. Elis
Robert Cary
London
St. Vernon
Hhis
Walter
Williams & Everett's
Middleton
Mgr. Walter
Auction Sales Listing From Horatio Harris Co
Auction items include fruits onions and damaged Sicily fruit stamps with times 11 30 A M 12 M listings indicate Horatio Harris Co and R L Day Co and Francis Henshaw Co with sale times and organizers for Saturday November 13 with provided prices and lots
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Harris & Co
Sicily
Iver Stocks
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Boston Theatres Schedule Listings
The Boston listings show nightly showings including Lady of Lyons at the Boston Theatre Harbor Lights at the Boston Museum Wilson Barrett at the Globe Theatre Lotta in The Little Detective at Wark Theatre Adonis at Hollis Street Theatre and Carroll's Specialty Alliance at the Howard Athenaum with start times around 7:45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Marriages in Boston and Newton Listed in Notices
In this city and West Newton on Nov. 5 to 10, 1898, marriages noted include William F. Darly to Miss Lucy M. Howe of Boston. Robert A. McWilliam to Sills family ABHICY. Albert C. Sawyer to Miss Mitchell. Wilber A. Paine to Minnie M. Hates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darly—Howe
Ti. Withrow
William F.darly
North Adams
Lucy M. Howe
Boston
McWilliam
Ashley
Pote
Burrows
Robert A. McWilliam
Sills
Sawyer
Mitchell
Francis Bellamy
Albert C. Sawyer
Elie My Mitchell
Paine—Estes
West Newton
Charles G. Estes
Cy Kinpall
Wilber A. Paine
Minnie M. Hates
Obituary notices from a Boston area city in November
A list of death notices from various Boston area communities in November incluindo Browh Barrett Hallprick Harrington Parker Reynolds Shea Watson Glaney Doyle Griggs Hunnewell Leland Nicholson Spencer Warner and others noting ages and dates. The fragmentary entries indicate local deaths with ages ranging from infants to elder adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prowx
Joseph FE. Browh
Sarrett
South Boston
Mary KE. Barrett
Hallprick—I
Canton Street
Joseph Malstrick
Harrington
John G. Harrington
Parker
Alexander G. Parker
Reynolds
James F. Reynolus
SNEA
Jala
John Shea
Watson
Sarah Id. Watson
Blaney
Swampscott
Manmerite Serracine
Leland
West Newton
Gladys Osgood
Edward EF
Minnie Louise Leland
Nicholson
Cambridgeport
Sylvanus Nicholson
Spencer
West Somerville
John W. Sponcer
AW Arner
Harvard
Imogene
Zopher C. Warner
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Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompekins
Langtry
Mr. Coghlan
The
Princess’s Theatre
Lora Lytton
Clarence Pullen
Am, Henry
Isaac B. Rice
DD Bixey
Rice & Dixey
BIG Rublesqe
ONIS
Adonis
Boston Museum
Rlm. Field
Rotary
Ebeveninus
ST. Francis OF Assist
Francis Viffany
Mr. Shillaber
Williamson- Kennipff
Crocker
Commission
the Irish Charitable Society
the Society OF Arts
the Historical Society
Mandel and Haydn Society
Chickering Hal
Tremont Street
Ek. B. Hagar
Fienanoclad
Congress St
United States
Mil
Roviston Street
SALE
Wrorerole
Walter F. Irvine
Upshur Grane Co
Boston Capitalisis
Beautiful Tropical
Fort Clorge Island
Washington Street
Fort George Hotel
Tocida
Synuil
Ood
NPN
Putt Bros. & CO
Fruit Merchants and General Produce Agents
Grocers
America
Canada
Wuelbing
Baede , Bdamnon & CO
Kimery Et At
Vpiasterien Lizir
4Th Street
Hue
Gorham Rogers & CQ
Iiporters
Dundea Goods
Federzi Street
Cocheco River
New Hampshire
Unite States Engineer's Office
Port Lane
Congress Street
Niil Oma
Jared A. Smith
Corporation Notices
Faster Railroad Company
E Anes
Boston and Providence Railroad Company
Im Dbos
Releer
Coice of Directors
Winslow Wareken
Boston and Providence Railroad Corporation
Kusion
Seve
Wa Aces
James T. Eldredge & Co., Real Estate Agency Bank At State Lee Jas
T Eldred Boston
Sargent
Jorn
Sep
Fstes & Sons
Vicnity
Devonshire St
Coffin & Henry
OWA
Iowa
Ies
Woines
Board OF Police
TY Pemberton Square
Boarn
Police
TSSG
Notlée
S. P. Pollard
Ca. Liiquors Ag
Beach Street
F. C. Irving
Bosnnoy Police
Horace Blanchard
Broad
Purmoose Street
FC Irving
Board of Povics
Horaceh Blanchard
He Steel Manufacturers
United States of America
United States Nave Department
de Ci
Ql Steel
Navy Department
Austin
Bureau of Ordnance
Washington, Dc
Secretary of the Navy
de O
Far Ag
Eparate
Fis
Taun-Forgings
Atinof-Piate
Ami
Willa C. Whesney
Mr. Wilson Barrett
Miss Eastlake
London Princess’s Theatre Company
ALL
CLITO
Bramlet
Wilson Barrett
John Cobbe
Park Theatre
Lesaees and Managers
Abbey & Schoefpeel
Lotta
Boston Symphony Orchestra
William Gericke
Carl Faelten
Michard Heuberger
Byron
Beethoven
H. Berlioz
Rob
Schumann
Faust
Boston Music Hall
Nile
Burditt & North
Howard Athenium
Carroll's
Specialty Alliance
Ountry Loe
Ujryyde Park
Thatens
Nh. K. M.ca
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Ato
Wendting
Shelbyville
Hil
Associaton Gee Chorus
Id. B. Tec
Will
Ss. Woodworth
M. R. Deming
Insurance
Insuranse
State Street
Office of Baring Bbrothers & C.O
William Perkins
George L. Deblois
American Insurance Co
No. 15
George Croshaw & CO
Francis Peabody
W. Field
Henry
Bean
Washingtton
Ter
WILLIAM @ WHITNEY
Vercelli’s
Boylston Street
Frarden
Chanti Flasks
Wiss Goechilly
Maison
Dineng
Doree
Avery St
Hote
Henry Vieth
Aaron R. Gay & CO
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