Fog on the St Lawrence Delays Steamship Travel
Dense fog on the St Lawrence River keeps ships from Quebec to Montreal, with the Carthagenian and Ontario delayed by 64 hours. Only two accidents reported, including a collision near Longue Point as the European runs aground. The fog halts arrivals and slows shipping, harming merchants as cargo waits ashore.
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Montreal
St. Lawrence
Allan Line
Carthagenian
Dominion Line
Ontario
Quebec
Powerful
European
Longue Point
St. Lawrence River
Perfect-Fitting Shirts By Furnishing Goods Department
Gentlemen are reminded that a special force of cutters and makers uses selected material for perfect fitting shirts. Thorough workmanship and correct patterns guaranteed. Evening party designs available at reasonable prices.
Launderer Service Emphasizes Hand Ironing and Prompt Work
The department sends daily articles by night train to the Troy works in New York and returns them the following week. Many gentlemen express satisfaction with the extra prompt service and the careful handling of shirts collars and cuffs. Only hand labor is used for ironing shirts and collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
New York
Allen Solley Co Lays Out Wide Wool Underwear for Cold Weather
Full stock features brown marine and natural wool undergarments and half-hose plus assorted wool blends and Shetland mixes from approved makers. Welch Margetson offers English gowns while bath wraps breakfast jackets and night dress are shown. Accessories include gloves collars cuffs neckwear and waterproof garments with touring shirts and children's dept noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Solley & Co
Welch, Margetson & Co
Fownes Bros
Fiske, Clarke & Flagg
Perrin Fréres
Western Union protests government telegraph rate order
In New York on Nov 18 President Green published the Western Union executive committee resolutions opposing the Postmaster General rate for government telegraph service. The letter to Postmaster General Wanamaker argues the 40 percent average cut and larger reductions on short distances would undercut costs, urges arbitration, and pledges continued transmission for government messages while challenging the rates. The document defends prior revenue losses and cites overall expenses and potential deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Western Union
Wanamaker
Catholic University At
Washington
Harrison
Morton
Blaine
Essex Institute
Salem
Cambridge
New York
Directors of
The
Postmaster-General
United States
John Wanamaker
Washington, D. C
Board of Directors
War Department
Weather Reports
Mutual Union Telegraph Company
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Company
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Western Union Company
Ourusiness
Atlantic and
Cuba
Commodore Vanderbilt
Albany
Norvin Green
Boys Macintosh Coats Hit Boston Market
English lads wear them and a small experimental lot of fifty coats arrives through Chas Macintosh & Co. Sizes fit boys 40 to 17. Various colors and moderate prices. First importation to this country. Ulster Macintosh waterproof garment weighs one third of an Ulster. Sole agents for Macintosh in Boston at 32 to 44 North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Macintosh & Co
London
Macintosh
Watertown Toy Rifle Accident Injures Woman
A 13 year old boy firing a toy twenty two caliber rifle in his Mt. Auburn street yard fired two bullets into a neighboring house. One bullet struck Mrs. Margaret Manning in the forehead but doctors do not expect a fatal result. Police took charge. no arrest made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Mt. Auburn Street
William Kelley
Margaret Manning
Wellesley Graduate Killed in Horseback accident
Bertha A Gates 21 daughter of Rev M A Gates and a Wellesley graduate was fatally injured in St Johnsbury Vermont when her horse threw her and dragged her before the animal was stopped. She had graduated last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnspury
Bertha A. Gates
M. A. Gates
Wellesley
Judge Brigham Not To Resign Citing Health Rumors
Sauem November 13. The rumor of Chief Justice Brigham resigning due to ill health is denied by his son and family. He has talked of resigning and needs rest after overwork at Lowell, while bench associates expect he will remain but plan for travel and downtime. officials think resignation is a matter of time.
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Washington
Catholic University
Hemisphere
Baltimore & Ohio
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
St. Mary’s Seminary
St. Charles College
Cardinal Taschereau
Quebec
Mer. Satolli
Lepanto
W. Magher
D.D
Hartford
Conn
J. C. Sheehan
Buffalo
R. T. Kennedy
Philadelphia
Father McCallan
Blaine
Rusk
Gilmour
Tracy
Noble
Windom
Miller
Satolli
Fabre
Ryan, Williams and Duhamel
Tracy, Noble and Rusk
Keane
Leo XIII
Mgr
United States
Canada
Marine Band
Harrison
Morton
Archbishop Ryan
John Boyle O'Reilly
Sauem
Spectau.j
Lynn
Boston
Brigham
Superior Court
Lowell
Owen A. Galvin
Galvin
John B. Martin
Patrick Maguire
Morse
Isaac M. Burrill
Kenny
Swasey
John H. Sullivan
Maguire
Keenan
Murphy
Dailey
John H. Carberry
John M. Leehan
Signea
Homas F. Hunt
John Lennon
Ward 22
Martin
Owen A Galvin for Mayor and Gibbes Removal
columbia S C November 13 B F Clayton appointed post master replacing Wade Hampton Gibbes an Independent Wanamaker promised not to remove Gibbes until term ends Wade Hampton complains Wanamaker misled him and suggests political opponents lie in wait while noting Gibbes removal and a South Carolina paper extract is cited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columera
S. C
B. F. Clayton
Columbia
Wade Hampton Gibbes
Clayton
Wanamaker
Mr. Gibbes
Wade Hampton
Glen Allen
Miss
John Wanamaker
South Carolina
Gibbes
Philadelphia
Ananias
Sapphira
Wapt Hampton
Missionaries in Africa War with Arab Slave Catchers
News from the African great lakes reports Tanganyika and Nyassa mission stations in armed defense against Arab slave raids. Fortified stations guard native villages while missionaries, angered by slave trafficking, capture Arab weapons and push for governments to block arms to attackers.
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London
African Great Lakes
Tanganyika
Lake Nyassa
Fwambo
Africa
Defense opens Cronin case with ruling on Clan na Gael evidence
In Cucaco the court ruled evidence on the Clan na Gael internal quarrel inadmissible in the Cronin case. Witnesses testified briefly, boards from a cottage floor were admitted, and a weather record was presented. The State signaled only one additional witness, Clancy, before adjourning to Saturday morning.
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Cucaco
Cronin
McConnell
Clan-na-Gael
McKinnon
Burke
Cooper
Winnipeg
Carlson Cottage
Frankenfield
Longenecker
Clancy
New York
Four Swanton barns burned in Vermont blaze cause tied to lantern
In Sr. Albans Vermont four large barns owned by H W Carman of Swanton were destroyed by fire early today. A horse stepping on a lantern caused the blaze. Loss about 2500 dollars, insured for 1800. A separate fire in waste paper in the basement of 88 Water Street last evening did about 100 dollars damage. The Water Street site houses Scull and Bradley insurance agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Albans
H. W. Carman
Swanton
Water Street
Scull & Bradley
Custom Shirt Department Offers Made to Order Gents Shirts
Our Custom Shirt Department in Men’s Furnishings grows with gentlemen seeking perfect fitting shirts. Each shirt is cut and made to order by skilled custom shirt makers under careful supervision, guaranteeing a perfect fit every time. Prices offered until December 1 include B shirts from New York Mills Cotton with 2100 linen bosoms, and D shirts with collar and cuffs attached at depending on quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Mills
Special Shirt Offer Declares Low Prices Until December 1
The notice advertises superior ready-made shirts at lowest prices, with a rare chance for gentlemen to obtain perfect fitting garments. It promises to send a cutter to either office or home by postal request for shirts made to order at convenient hours.
Weather Forecast Indicates Rain Across New England
The forecast for New England calls for rain with steady temperatures and west winds increasing along the coast. Eastern New York should see rain and cooler conditions with westerly winds, and high coast winds. Storm signals cover the Atlantic coast from Wood's Hall to Norfolk, with cautionary signals around Boston and Portland.
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Washington
New England
New York
Atlantic
Wood’s Hall
Norfolk
Boston
Portland
Observations Elsewhere Observed at DBL
Notes indicate observations taken at DBL with brief remarks on encountered items. Further details are unavailable in the fragment, but the entry references external observations and notes their existence within the DBL context.
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DBL
Steamers Arrived From Liverpool and London Ports
Steamship movements note arrivals at Boston New York and Portland with ships including Tarifa Michigan City of Lincoln Manhattan Valencia Sorrento and routes from Liverpool London Laguayra Montreal Hull and Bristol with positions off Brow Head and Prawle Point.
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Boston
Tarifa
Liverpool
Michigan
City of Lincoln
London
New York
Manhattan
Valencia
Laguayra
Portland
Eug
Sorrento
Brow Head
Brooklyn City
Bristol
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R. T. Army & Co
Essex and
Washington Street
the ST. Lawrence
Leonard & CO
Turkey
Sheppard Homan
Ee Pure Insurance
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York
D. H. Buckley
Gen
Devonshire Street
Civil Service
Roosevelt
Portsmouth
Bureau of
Lampson
Rep
Ohio
New Hampshire
New Hampshire Club
American Academy of Dental Science
Democratic City Committee
Isaac N. Burrill
National Fraternal Confess
Pittsure, Page
Squadron of Evolution
Boston Stationers’ Association
Young’s
Augustus Hemenway
Boston Tavern
Ayers
Nationalist Club
Nicholas P. Gilman
Old Schooboys’ Association
South Boston
Unitarian Club
Vendome
Saltonstall
Henry H. Edes
Brooke Herford
George 5. Hale
John Snyder
St. Louis
George Batchellor
Japan Mission
Tremont Temple
Amelia B. Edwards
Chickeringaage
Massachusets Bandar
Tremens
John Hall
F. A. Peloubet
B. F. Jacobs
Coachmen’s Benevolent Association
Bunker Hill Democratic Association
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
Columbus
Marquis
Fusileer Veteran Association
Alfred N. Proctor
Albert E. Proctor
G. W. Simmons & CO
North St
Mr, Wanamaker
OF the Church Militant
City Democrats
General Burrill
Jordan Marin
Jordan, Marsh and Company
Cotton Region Bulletin
Mt . Min
Rainstat
Atlanta
Augusta
Charleston
Galveston
Little Rock
Memphis
Mobile Erree
Montgomery
New Orleans
Etene
Savannah
Vicksburg
Wilmington
Larometer
Dain Heston
Bismarck
Dak Ae
Sines Cheyenne
Cincinnati
Veloudy
Chicago
Detroit
Duluth
I Vaso
Tex
Eastport
Mead
Helens
Jacksonville
Kansas
Marqnette
Mich
Pene YS
Salt Lake
Clear Winnington
Nci
WM. Franklin Hall
Washington St
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