London Sunday Riot and Arraignments in Trafalgar Square
London reports 75 rioters arraigned at Bow Street for yesterday's disturbances in Trafalgar Square. Home Secretary Matthews plans to enroll householders as special constables if riots threaten next Sunday. Political figures like Bradlaugh and Gladstone react, urging lawful action and legal testing of the measures.
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Matthews
Charles Warren
Trafalgar Square
Bradlaugh
M.P
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London Radical Club
Home Secretary
Co Ae
Ireland
Bow Street
Messrs
Graham
Burns
Annie Besant
Telegraph
Metropolis
Chronicle
the Times
O’brien
Tullamore
Pyne
Lisfarny Castle
Waterford
Lingg Death Details Surface In Jail Cell Aftermath
Reports from Chicago and surrounding towns recount the removal of anarchist artifacts from Lingg's jail cell. Lingg died by a bomb explosion. investigators found bomb fragments and a fulminating cap, with authorities noting the cell walls show blast damage. Marcelo Lingg’s ringleader status is discussed as jail officials and outsiders debated how the devices reached him.
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Chris Spies
August
Nina van Zandt
Louis Lingg
Lingg
Matson
Herr Most
Haymarket
Clara Peach
No. 1010
van Horn Street
Rudolph
Michael Schwab
Kramer
Schwab
Bark James Kitchin Arrives Leaking After Rough Passage
HaLifax reports the bark James Kitchin from Boston arrived at Port Hawkesbury leaking with sails split after a rough voyage. She may proceed to Pictou for repairs or repairs there. London dispatch notes steamers Alsatia and Dorset sailed for New York while Surrey headed to Baltimore and Anchoria arrived at Moville.
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James Kitchin
Boston
Port Hawkesbury
Place Bay
Pictou
London
Alsatia
Naples
New York
Dorset
Swansea
Surrey
Baltimore
Anchoria
Moville Terre
Ireland and Irish Affairs Dispatches Echo Tense Dublin Town
In Tullamore jail Mr. O'Brien reports slow torture and breach of faith as guards remove clothes. Land League activity and a fortified Lisfarny Castle surge in Waterford. Dublin forms a 30-member committee to greet Lord Hartmerson and Goschen, while Mgr Persico receives a civic reception. London debates land purchase and rents fall in Limerick. Bright condemns land acts and Hutch-Beach signals resume of duties amid Irish agitation.
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Lord Hartington
Goschen
Conliffe College
Mgr. Persico
Ireland
Land Leaguers
Lisfarny Castle
Waterford
Pyne
Lord Hartmeron
Express
Con
Limerick
Dillon
Scotland
Larne
Stranaer
London
John Bright
Ashbourne
Land Commission
Michael Hicks-Beach
Bristol
Balfour
Gladstonians
Crown Prince Throat Cancer News From Berlin and San Remo
Berlin reports a medical conference confirms the crown prince has throat cancer and favors complete larynx removal, though the prince resists immediate operation. San Remo physicians advise rest and gentle exercise, delaying surgery. The pope and Dr Mackenzie sent supportive messages as prognoses vary between four and five years post-tracheotomy.
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Schmidt
Prince William
Prince Henry
Charlotte
Albedyll
Wilmowski
Kleines Journal
London
Mackenzie
William
Frederick William
Schroetter
Three Officials Convicted and Wilson Prosecution Looms
Paris reports that M. Wilson faces prosecution after a preliminary examination. The Chamber of Deputies may vote to prosecute, risking President Grévys resignation. Rochefort presented bribe evidence linked to Baron de Seilliere. Wilson allegedly received 80,000 francs. General d Andlau was sentenced to five years, 3000 francs fine, and civil rights loss. Mme. Ratazzi 13 months and 2000 francs. Mme. Courteuil two months. Stainveur acquitted.
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Roumania
Greece
Caffarelli
d’Andlau
Mme. Rattazi
Mme. Courteuil
M. Wilson
Mortzens Vaudrey
General Boulanger
Paris
M. Laurent
le Paris
O’andlau
Michael Hicks-Beach
Bristol
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Ireland
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Berlin
Temps
The
National
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Chamber of Deputies
Grévy
Journal Des Débats
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Baron de Seilliere
Legion of Honor
Mme. Ratazzi
Frances
Stainveur
M. Andrieux
Ae Rederne
M. Portalis
Gee Ca
Con Grévy
Dynamite in Possession Arrest in Greenock
An intermediate passenger on the State of Indiana, Charles Cowatsch alias Ranover, was arrested at Greenock for carrying four dynamite cartridges seven inches long and a gutta percha tube eighteen inches long with copper caps. He refused to answer questions.
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Indiana
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Ranover
Greenock
Buowarest
Roumania
Greece
Athens
Rome
Belgrade
Romer
Messina
St John Delegation Pushes Canada Liverpool Steamship Link
Ottawa delegates report likely government subsidy for fast freight steamers between Liverpool and St John to boost West Indies trade. If successful, passenger service may follow to St John, with Halifax as northern terminus and mail subsidies sought. James Woods proposes Halifax line. Toronto merchants support move.
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N. B
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Canada
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James Woods
Halifax
Toronto
Virginia's coupon cases reach Supreme Court
The Supreme Court heard arguments in the Virginia habeas corpus cases of Attorney General Ayers and Commonwealth Attorneys Scotts and McCabe who were fined and imprisoned for disregarding Judge Bond's decision in the coupon cases. Conkling spoke for petitioners as Royal defended the bondholders. The court adjourned before Tucker finished.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Ayers
Scotts
McCabe
Judge Bond
United States Circuit Court
Conkling
William L. Royal
D. H. Chamberlain
John Randolph Tucker
New Jersey Central Reorganized and Set for NYSE Listing
The Inquirer reports the New Jersey Central railroad is practically reorganized with new 5 percent mortgage bonds to be listed on the NYSE within days. Bondholders totaling $31,663,000 have accepted the plan, fixed charges reduced by about $450,000 annually, nine month net earnings of $4,113,446 enough to cover fixed charges and leave $867,000, or 4.4 percent on stock. The line will exit receivership January 1.
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Parapetruisa
the Inquirer
New Jersey Central Railroad
New York Stock Exchange
Kellogg Strakosch Marriage Confirmed in Elkhart
Clara Louise Kellogg and Paul Strakosch wed in Elkhart on November 9 at a Methodist Episcopal minister’s home. Strakosch told a reporter the ceremony occurred and the couple preferred not to discuss details publicly. The couple had performed a Madison concert earlier that evening.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Clara Louise Kellogg
Aul Strakosch
Madison
Strakosch
Elkhart
Franklin W. Adams
Democrats likely renominate Mayor Bruce at convention
Lawrence reports the Democratic convention Saturday night will likely renominate Mayor Bruce. In Lynn the fifth district senator vote was recounted in Wards 1, 6 and 7. Newhail gained one and lost one in Danvers. In New Repro, recount shows Roteh 1811, Howland 1769, Oesting 285, giving Howland a 54 vote lead in the district.
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Bruce
Lynn
Newhail
Danvers
New
Howland
Ships Arriving and Departing Ports Listed in Marine Notes
A long list records vessels at various ports including Bremen Liverpool London Glasgow Havre New York and Malaga with arrival and departure dates from early November. Ships named include Propitious Benan Servia Werra Erin State of Indiana Panama Moray Gothia Saratoga Capulet Fulda Victoria and others with routes such as New York to Bremen New Orleans to Havre and Yokohama to New York.
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Propitious
Galveston
Liverpool
Benan
Brunswick
Servia
New York
Lord Gough
Philadelphia
Iowa
Boston
Navy
Huntsman
Charleston
York City
Savannah
Reval
Southampton
Werra
London
Erin
Glasgow
State of Indiana
Havre
Panama
New Orleans
Norfolk
Scilly
Westernland
Antwerp
Moray
China
Japan
Furnessia
Pennsylvania
Rhaetia
Hamburg
Egypt
Edith Godden
Ontego Bay
Dunnet Head
Gothia
Capulet
Victoria
Volo
Most's Wild Utterances May Draw Prison Remark
New York on November 14 reports Johann Most faced possible imprisonment again for urging anarchists to riot. Police detectives attended his Kramer’s Hall speech, took stenographic notes, and a transcript was sent to District Attorney Martine after a briefing with Inspector Byrnes. Indictment under prior penal-code section anticipated. Some friends urged Most to flee pending action.
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New York
Johann Most
Most
Kramer’s
Police Cenamaet
Martine
Byrnes
Schwab
Adams Socialists Rally Prompt Removal of Mill Workers
In North Adams on November 14 a German Socialist gathering praised past violence and expressed sympathy with executed anarchists. A special Adams meeting read resolutions in uncertain German condemning misapplication of laws, urging support for class struggle.
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Adams
Hiram Hall
Chicago
Spies
Fielden
Schwab
Parsons
Fischer
Lingg
Engel
Workingmen’s Socialist Society of
Mass
Parker Sees Practical Evangelicalism at Chicago Meeting
The Rev. J. Joseph Parker of London addressed Congregational ministers in Chicago, urging open discussion and a faith rooted in active charity. He praised evangelical preaching and aspires to conferences where different views are welcomed, stressing the cross of Christ and social outreach.
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Vanderbilt Avenue
Brooklyn
Joseph Parker
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Chicago
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Chcaco
J. Joseph Parker
City Temple
London
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Parker
Cireum
Fires Destroy Brooklyn Rail Line Stables and Cars
A major fire in Brooklyn wiped out the Prospect Park and Coney Island rail road stables near Ninth avenue and Twentieth street. It burned 157 horses 1000 bales of hay twenty three cars and feed. two three story brick buildings and a frame house were also lost. Losses exceed 200000 with extensive insured totals. The owner William A Richardson reports high figures across stable buildings cars horses and feed while the railroad company cites 15000 in losses and valued nearby dwellings at about 30000. This is the third fire at Richardson's property in 2 1/2 years with origin unknown.
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N. Y
Prospect Park and Coney Island Railroad
Ninth Avenue
Twentieth Street
Vanderbilt Avenue
William A. Richardson
Prospect Park & Coney Island Railroad
Comany
Fires in two houses and a shop cause damage
An alarm at 5 30 last evening from Box 221 reported a fire in a two story dwelling at 1309 Tremont street occupied by Nellie Brown due to a broken kerosene lamp. damage 150 dollars. A next fire in an attic of a brick dwelling at 86 Nashua street at 6 30 last evening damaged house 100 dollars and furniture 50. An alarm at 2 50 this morning from Box 21 reported a cigar store fire at 49 Portland street owned by Simon Jacobson. damage 50 with Jacobson pulled from room in a half smothered state.
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Nellie Brown
Nashua Street
Richard Howe
Henry Randall
Simon Jacobson
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Jacobson
Hayesville Town in Kansas Burns. theft blamed
A Wichita via Hayesville report says most of the Kansas town burned last night after thieves robbed Dr. Jones's store. Loss estimated at 30000 dollars and many families left destitute with little insurance.
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Post-Dispatch
Wichita
Kan
Hayesville
Dr. Jones
Baltrimore
S. H. H. Culver
Severns Station
Baltimore & Potomac
Culver
Wicurra
Haysville
Earl
Guovcesteer
Charle F. Wonson
Rocky Neck
Vet Surgeon Thrown From Team In Granite State
Dr. G H Suydam a veterinary surgeon and owner of the Granite State House Great Falls New Hampshire was thrown from a team yesterday. He was found insensible on the ground and remains in a dangerous condition at the local hospital.
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Greatalls
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