Weather Indications For New England And Nearby States
Forecast through Friday evening calls for light snow in Maine New Hampshire Vermont and eastern New York with fair earlier in Maine and New Hampshire and colder westerly winds along the coast. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut expect fair and colder conditions with high coastal winds. Cautionary signals shown from Atlantic City to Eastport.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Atlantic
Atlantic City
Eastport
Observations Elsewhere Noted At Eight P.M.
The report lists observations taken at 8 p.m. from various locations and observers, noting time and conditions. Details emphasize time and general noting without implying outcomes or conclusions. The terse entry records a routine evening observation snapshot for the record.
Dr Carroll Proves Catarrh Specialist in Boston
Boston readers praise Dr J G Carroll at 175 Tremont Street for treating nasopharyngeal catarrh and gastric troubles with highly satisfactory results. J G Chandler and G A Spaulding report relief and urge friends to seek his care, noting his focus on ear throat and lung diseases with office hours daily.
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Post
Boston
J. G. Carroll
Spaulding
The
Tremont Street
Evening Record
Boston Evening Traveller
New England
Vremont Street
Official Ohio Governor election count shows Campbell ahead
Columbus Ohio reports the official gubernatorial tally with Campbell a Democrat at 379,424 votes and Foraker a Republican at 368,551, giving Campbell a 10,873 plurality. Prohibition candidate Helwig receives 26,504 votes.
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Ohio
Columbus
Campbell
Foraker
Helwig
Prohibition
Democrats elect delegates to aldermanic conventions
Gossip over the mayoralty and talk of a Citizens' candidate frame city politics. Mayor W. R. Levermore of Newport addresses the Society of Arts on The Kriegespiel as Practice America.
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Citizens
W. R. Levermore
U.S.A
Newport
R. L
Society of Arts
America
Swindling Galicians Emigration Trial Opens in Wadowice
Vienna reports the opening of a trial against sixty-five defendants for swindling Galician peasants by luring them to emigrate to America with false pretences and taking commissions on passage money. Implicated are a police commissary, customs comptroller, a Hungarian judge, and several guards. Ant
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Vienna
Wadowice
America
Antwerp
M. Corvilain
Delaunay
Times Wills Examination Opens at Parnell Commission
London November 14 The Parnell Commission resumes with the National Bank cashier testifying about accounts held by league members. Mr Biggar objects saying personal accounts are irrelevant. Justice Hannen suggests Biggar attend times counsel review to avoid private business trespass. Sir Henry James continues arguing the charges.
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London
Parnell Commission
National Bank
League
Biggar
Hannen
The
Times
Henry James
Limes
Elections Found Valid for Appointing Bureaux in Paris
In the Chamber of Deputies M. Floquet announced 360 elections valid allowing the Chamber to proceed with appointing bureaux. Saturday was set for bureaux selection. The Right party split between dynastic opposition and tacit republic acquiescence.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Floquet
Chamber
Party of the Right
Immortalized killer Holzhay testifies confesses during murder trial
Bessemer Michigan November 14 Reimund Holzhay known as Black Bart on trial for killing Banker Fleischbein of Belleville Illinois and robbing the Gogebic stage confessed on the stand. He traced a life from Germany to Republic Michigan claiming spells explained his crimes and admitted police train and stage robberies. He defended carrying two revolvers saying he needed protection in the woods despite spell periods. He was removed from the stand and returned to jail.
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Reimund Holzhay
Black Bart
Fleischbein
Belleville
Ill
Holzhay
Germany
Republic
Mich
Milwaukee & Northern
Wisconsin Central
Cadett
Wis
Gogebie
Freischbein
Flannigan
Holiday
Catholics At Baltimore Celebrate Quiet Catholic Day
Baltimore observers report a day of pleasure and visits for about three hundred priests and laypeople, with tours to Druid Hill Park and a dinner at St. Mary’s Industrial School. Archbishop Ireland condemns Masonry, stating the church ban remains in effect and no sanction will be given while its current rules stand.
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Senate
Chicago
Frye
Cowie
Baltimore
Ireland
Batimore
Concordia Opera House
Druid Hill Park
St. Mary’s Industrial School
Latrobe
Philadelphia
West Point Cadets Ill From Food Trouble
News from West Point New York reports that over 150 cadets and staff fell ill with a bowel complaint affecting the mess hall group. A commission led by Commandant Hawkins post surgeon Major W F Spurgin will investigate the cause as all recover.
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Wilson
Hawkins
W. F. Spurgin
Death of Julius Casar Brown Found in Cambridge Doorway
Julius Casar Brown a colored barber of Cambridge was found dead in a doorway at 223 Cambridge street at 1230 this morning. The body was removed to the morgue by Undertaker Tinkham.
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Julius Casar Brown
Cambridge
Cambridge Street
Tinkham
John Crerar Will Sets 2.25 Million For Chicago Library
Probate reveals John Crerar leaves 3.5 million in personal property and 50 thousand in real estate. Major bequests include 50 thousand to Miss Katherine W. Peck, 100 thousand to Second Presbyterian Church of Chicago, and 2.25 million of the estate for a new public library to be called the John Crerar Library with a moral, Christian book policy.
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Curcaco
John Crerar
Crerar
Katherine W. Peck
Waterbury
Second Presbyterian Church
Chicago
American Manufacturer says forge firms form mutual protection group
Ninety percent of U S forge companies join a new movement led by firms including Cleveland City Forge & Iron Erie Forge & Iron and others. The combination preserves individual identities, aims to sustain prices, and will refer disputes to a Cleveland based commissioner.
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Prrrspura
Penn
Cleveland City Forge & Iron Company
Erie Forge & Iron Company
Erie
Hellenbacher Forge Company
St. Louis
Delaney Forge & Iron Company
Buffalo
W. 5
Sizer
Nassau Iron & Steel Company
Nashua
N. H
Bridgeport Forge Company
Bridgeport
Cleveland, O
Lodge denial clouds Boston collector fight in Washington
Washington reports Congressman Lodge denies fueling Abbott Lawrence as a challenger to Boston’s collector post. Lodge backs Dr. Burden but notes President must settle the contest among candidates. J Lewis Stackpole appears favored for district attorney amid a web of Worcester and Boston allies and possible regional balance.
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Lodge
New York
Abbott Lawrence
Boston
Burden
the Post
Lawrence
Dawes
Hoar
Dr. Burden
Mr. Beard
Candler
Walker
General Banks
Rodney Wallace
J. Lewis Stackpole
Frank D. Allen
Lynn
Stackpole
Cogswell
Messrs. Greenharge
Randall
Giles
Worcester
Powder Blast Kills Five on Northern Pacific Contract
News from Burtt Montana reports a fatal blast on a Northern Pacific construction crew fifteen miles east in Jefferson county. Workers at Tewey's contract attempted to finish a rock blasting job by adding black powder to a giant powder charge. Sparks remained in the hole and caused an explosion killing foreman Don Sullivan and workers John Dell A W Larson T O Leary and Ham Ross. Two others lost their eyes.
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New York
W. H. Welch
The
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Indiana
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Harrison
Northern Pacific
New York State Trust Company
West Point
Congress
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Lodge
Boston
Chelsea
Don Sullivan
John Dell
Finn
A. W. Larson
T. O'Leary
Ham Ross
Brooklyn and Cincinnati Join National League
New York, Nov 14 Brooklyn and Cincinnati clubs of the American Association joined the National League, making ten teams. The meeting adjourned after decisions on receipts, umpires, bonds, postponed games, and color uniforms. President Young reelected. next meeting in Cleveland in March.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
American Association
National League
Young
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
League
Mr. Young
F. de H. Robinson
W. A. Nimick
W. F. Hewett
Charles Byrne
H. H. Soden
A. G. Spalding
Board of Arbitration
Nick Young
John Rogers
John
Day
John K. Day
John I. Rogers
New York State Trust Company Elects Officers and Opens
Thurman L. Trenholm ex comptroller of the currency becomes first vice president William Steinway leads as second vice president John Quincy Adams joins as secretary Willis S Paine remains president and the firm opens with capital of 1,000,000 and a 500,000 surplus on hand.
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NEW York State Trust Company
New York
State Trust Company
Thurman L. Trenholm
American Surety Company
William Steinway
Pianoforte
John Quincy Adams
Board of
State Examiners
Willis 8. Paine
State Bank
Trust Company
Five Years in a Canadian Jail
Montreal. John A. Dawson, a young Bostonian found guilty of passing forged checks, was sentenced to five years in St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary.
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J. A. Dawson
Boston
Montreal
Chamber of Deputies
Vienna
John A. Dawson
St. Vincent de Paul
Knapp Attacks Civil Service Law In Speech
Charles M. Knapp of New York’s seventeenth district denounces the civil service law he would repeal. He argues for district based appointments and equal power for opposing party representatives, condemning exams as futile and costly with slim chances of certification or appointment.
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Congress
Charles M. Knapp
Seventeenth
New York
West Point
Annapolis
Government Telegraph Rates Cut In Half
First Comptroller Matthews ruled that the Wanamaker rate reduction to about half the former level took effect July 1 with the new fiscal year. The Treasury and United Lines Telegraph Company dispute dates for July to October bills, but the decision aligns with a prior comptroller ruling and applies to all government message carriers.
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Matthews
Wanamaker
United Lines Telegraph Company
Treasury Department
Lawrence
Indiana Man Named to Succeed Deputy Auditor of Treasury
W. H. Welch of Maryland, deputy third auditor of the treasury, resigns effective the first of next month. A. D. Shaw of Indiana to succeed him. Mr. Shaw is a leading Indiana railroad man and helped organize the Harrison and Morton Republican League of Railroad Employees.
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W. H. Welch
Maryland
The
Treasury
A. D. Shaw
Shaw
Harrison and Morton Republican League of
Postal Estimates for 1890 Postage Service Request
Third Assistant Postmaster-General Hazen submits the 1890 fiscal year expenditure plan totaling 1 383 800 dollars for stamps envelopes cards and related items. The request is 2251 dollars under the present year’s appropriation despite an 8 percent increase in quantities planned.
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Hazen
Steamers Arrive In Ports From Liverpool And New York
Shipping news lists arrivals and sailings with multiple vessels visiting Baltimore Philadelphia New York London Southampton and Hamburg. Names include Novy Slavonia Robilant Germanic Montana Lahn Gorgon and Italy among others with routes from Liverpool Antwerp Boston and Cheribon.
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Ohio
Liverpool
Lord O’ Neil
Swansea
New York
Slavonia
Stettin
Robilant
Cheribon
Singapore
Noordland
Antwerp
Vendam
Rotterdam
Edwin
Messina
Germanic
Philadelphia
Montana
London
Hafis
Astonaene
Lahn
Bremen
Newark
Durham City
Boston
Kepler
Palestine
Southampton
Aller
England
Dover
Barracouta
Hamburg
Burgurmeister Petersen
Gibraltar
Black Prince
Quebec
Guthier
Galileo
Hull
Italia
Glasgow
Lord Lansdowne
Taorinina
Sailed Steamer Lake Superior for Boston Today
Late ship news reports the steamer Lake Superior sailing from Liverpool to Boston today, confirming the transatlantic voyage underway.
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London
Lake Superior
Liverpool
Boston
Army & Co. Cloths Offer Competitive Prices in Boston
R. T. Army & Co. on Essex and Washington streets claims no sharp competition in clothing. They state they carry all grades from coarse to fine and offer lower prices than any other Boston seller. The firm emphasizes easy, safe business by making friends with customers.
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R. T. Army & Co
Essex and
Washington Streets
Five Suspects Back Cronin Case Alibi Plans
Cronin murder case defense aims to prove alibis. O Sullivan will present seven witnesses to show he was home after 7:30 pm May 4. Dan Coughlin seeks to refute Dinan’s white horse and place Cronin near Lincoln Park. Other defendants claim travel or misidentification as part of their defense.
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Cronin
O'Sullivan
O’sullivan
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Iceman
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Carlson
Patrick Cooney
Lake
Chicago
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England
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W. J. Cooper
Cottage Grove Avenue
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Pat Cooney
High License for Iowa Sees WCTU Split Over National Rift
In Ia Morags Nov 14 the Iowa Woman's Christian Temperance Union led by Mrs J Ellen Foster withdraws from the national convention. The split raises questions about Iowa ratification and party alignment as high license prospects loom. The GOP's prohibition stance faces tests with possible disintegration and future legislative battles.
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Iowa Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
J. Ellen Foster
Foster
Iowa
Miss Willard
Republican Party
Persial
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Intercollegiate Football Protest Hearing Ends Without Resolution
The graduate advisory committee of the Intercollegiate Football Association met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to hear Harvard and Princeton protests accusing professionalism among Ames of Princeton Dean and Harvard players Cranston Upton and Stickney. After affidavits were read and oral examinations planned, the meeting adjourned indefinitely with Ames's case laid on the table due to insufficient preparation time. Princeton's protest against Harvard was also laid on the table by similar reasoning.
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The
Intercollegiate Football Association
K. L. Richards
Yale
Herbert Lee
Harvard
P. D. Battys
Wesleyan
Duncan Edwards
Princeton
N. B. Young
University of Pennsylvania
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Ames
Dean
Cranston
Upton
Stickney
Banquet For Daniel Dougherty In Nasuva Speech
Irish American citizens of Nasuva New Hampshire hosted a banquet at the Tremont House after Daniel Dougherty's lecture. About 100 leading citizens attended as Dougherty delivered a strong oratorical address in response to his introduction.
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Daniel Dougherty
Nasuva, N. H
Tremont House
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