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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1894

Page

1

Moscow a Great City of Black and White

Moscow prepares for funeral procession of Alexander III with 10000 workers draping streets two miles of paving and sand to mute carriage noise. Route from St. Petersburg station through Kalantschevskaya to Kremlin includes the Opera House and banners in black and white.

Moscow Alexander III St. Petersburg Kalantschevskaya Red Gate Niaminskaya Street Great Theatre Town Hall Kitaigorod Resurrection Gate Nicholas Gate Kremlin Cathedral of the Assumption Cathedral of the Archangel Michael

Arrival of the Russian Czar Mass Funeral Procession

The lengthy Moscow procession for Emperor Nicholas II begins with crowds clearing routes and a 10:40 arrival of the body train. Grand Duke Sergius, clergy, officials, and nobles honor the procession with formal salute and an extended display of regalia. The convoy includes Moscow nobles, military units, banners, and a sea of torches as the emperor follows the coffin to the chapel.

Nicholas II Sergius Moscow Kolomna Kremlin Red Gate

Carnival of Nations Attracts Malden Hospital Benefit

Fair hosted by the Ladies' Aid Association of Malden Hospital promises six days of pleasure. If a passerby enters Malden tonight he may find the event in progress at National Hall.

City of Malden National Boston Mechanics Ladies’ Aid Association Malden Hospital Mary D. Converse Evelyn M. Campbell E. Florence Barker E. M. Sprague Dorcas E. Walker Grace F. Beebe W. D. Hawley Hulda S. Turner Susan B. Rawlet Cora Little Hattie Dutton Abbies. Copeland Abbie F. Hough George Greenleaf M. R. Lakeman S. D. Fisk Emma F. Wise Hattie M. Dutton Hale-Jacobs G. J. Greenleaf Abbie S. Copeland Susan E. Ranlet M. R

Remarkable Bargains at Wholesale Stock Sale Today

Today’s sale advertises 208 men’s all wool blue and black overcoats from Burlington Kerseys worth 18 dollars, and 157 men’s all wool suits from Empire Mills woollens worth 12 dollars. Hundreds of other bargains in a $360,000 stock sale offered at retail with evening hours until 8 and a money back if unsatisfied.

Empire Mills

Carnival of Nations to Aid Malden Hospital Opens Nov 12

The Malden Hospital Ladies’ Aid hosts a seven day carnival from November 12 to 17 featuring national booths with 250 volunteers in period costumes. The event includes a grand pageant with Gov. Greenhalge attending, music from L Africaine and Tufts Club, and aims to raise about 12 000 dollars for hospital care.

America Marcus Beebe

Memorial Farewell for a Baseball Champion at Funeral

Seven thousand mourners gathered to bid farewell as the star known as Our Captain was buried beneath a sea of floral tributes. Wreaths and tokens came from Eddie Foy and President Talcott, with adoring messages from Spalding, Anson, Hoyt, Reach, and many others. Attendees included Fire Chief Hart, J. B. Billings, and managers from major leagues honoring the fallen icon of the Brooklyn club.

Elks’ Hall Hayward Place Harrison Avenue Tom Henry Frank G. Selee William M. Nash Thomas F. McCarthy Hugh Duffy Bostons Morgan Murphy Cincinnatis F. L. Donahue Allentowns Charles A. Kelly Dennis P. Sullivan The Elks John Kelly Mr. Kelly Tom McCarthy Eddie Foy Talcott New York Club King A. G. Spalding Pal William Jerome Adrian C. Anson Charles H. Hoyt George W. Floyd John Graham A. J. Reach Philadelphias Barney Lennon London Gaiety Girls Company Lenlator Howe Lowell Wood and Shepard Our Pal Michael Griffin Brooklyns Thomas Cotter William Murray Fred Clark P. T. Powers John Chapman Julian B. Hart John A. Ryan J. B. Billings Patrick A. Sheehan William G. Bird Powers Manager Chapman Buffalo Club George Moorie Chicagos Tim H. Murnane Globe J. C. Morse E. F. Stevens Herald

United States Willing to Arbitrate China and Japan

Secretary Gresham telegraphed ministers in Pekin and Tokio offering U S mediation to end the China Japan war. China may accept. Japan delays until its terms are clear, including Korea independence and indemnity. England seeks European and U S help but has had limited success.

Washington Gresham Cleveland Danby Pekin China Japan Dunn United States Tokio East State Department Gorea England Great Britain

Japanese Victories and Fall of Port Arthur Reported

A Tokyo dispatch says Kinchow fell to Japanese forces on November 4 with about 1200 defenders. The Chinese resistance was weak and artillery poorly served, as the first division pressed the attack that morning. A special steamer brought war despatches to Hwang Chu. Continued on Page 2.

London Central News Tokio Hwang Chu Corea Kinchow

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