Everett Mayors Race Heats Up in Republican Contest
Everett politics see two Republican hopefuls vying for the first mayor of the new city. A.H. Evans, Boston Five Cent Savings Bank president, and George E. Smith, a 25 Court Street lawyer, clash over seniority, sewers, and campaign finance. Smith faces attacks over school removals, while Evans is accused of funding influence via his son. Citizens caucus set for Monday with Australian ballot. school committee and alderman races also promised to be vigorous.
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A. H. Evans
Boston Five Cent Savings Bank
George E. Smith
Court Street
Evans
Senate
Post
Smith
Mr. Smith
George Kennan Speaks at Tremont Temple in Boston
George Kennan delivered a stirring lecture on Camp Life in Siberia to a large audience at Tremont Temple last evening. The Aggressive Christian Workers and the Star Course series, directed by George A. Foxcroft, featured Kennan after a strong crowd filled the hall for the talk.
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Tremont Temple
George Kennan
Boston
Mr.ennan
Siberia
George A. Foxcroft
Bazaar opens for Home for Aged Couples fundraiser
The bazaar at Horti cultural Hall opened yesterday led by Mrs E A Carlton M D president of the Home. Fourteen tables feature bric a brac fancy work cake confectionery dolls and flowers with bunting and flags brightening the walls. A cafe offers luncheon and each evening includes special musical entertainments and speeches as the weeklong event continues.
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Horticultural Hall
E. A. Carlton M
Mrs Lowell Out Of Danger After Electric Car Crash
Mrs. Lowell, injured in an electric car accident Saturday night, is rest ing comfortably at Massachusetts General Hospital. Doctors say her injuries are not serious and she is out of danger, though she endures the shock of the incident.
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Lowell
Massachusetts General Hospital
Proving It Boston 1892 sales surge at Charlestown post
A. F. F. Davol reports daily Boston Post sales rose from about ten copies before October 1891 to over 160 copies daily by November 10 1892 in Charlestown. Witness Frep M. Reed.
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Boston
Boston Post
A. FF. Davol
City Square
Charlestown
Frep M. Reed
Mule Spinners Wage Demands Stir New England Labor
Fatt River November 14. The print cloth market remains firm with steady demand. Prices are 3 1/4 to 4 1/4 cents for 64x64s and 85 16 cents for 60x56s. Labor circles discuss wage increases for cotton mill operatives, following a plan from the National Mule Spinners organization. Local spinners have tempered demands due to manufacturers’ voluntary actions but may press for formal demands soon under Secretary Howard if neighboring mills respond.
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Fatt River
New England
Blackstone Valley
Lowell
Lawrence
Howard
Melzer expelled from Germany for sensational reports
Melzer the New York Herald Berlin correspondent was expelled on charges of publishing sensational stories allegedly supplied by police agent Norman Schuman. He had warned of expulsion after claiming Berlin officials sought Vatican help to push the Reichstag military bill and suggested the bill signaled imminent war.
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Bern
Melzer
New York Herald
Berlin
Germany
Norman Schuman
Walgrene
Vatican
Reichstag
Lottery Scheme Nipped by Postal Action
In Montreal a promoter posed as an agent of the Louisiana Lottery Company and collected about ten thousand dollars before failing to deliver. A new firm, J. G. Clark & Co., Niagara Falls, Canada, used similar circulars to solicit remittances via the U S mails. The Postoffice Department halted payments on money orders and blocked registered mail to the firm.
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WaAsui InGcton
Montreal
Louisiana Lottery Company
United States
Pecoppanrad
Postoffice Department
J. G. Clark & Co
Niagara Falls
Canada
United State
Agtor Gurtis Trial of M B Curtis in San Francisco
The second trial of Maurice Strelinger known as M B Curtis opened before Judge Murphy for the 1991 murder of Policeman Alexander Grant. Curtis, charged with killing the officer during an attempted arrest for disorderly conduct, seeks to prove a foot pad killed Grant in a prior trial. Jury selection will occupy most of the week.
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San Francisco
Maurice Strelinger
M. B. Curtis
Curtis
Peck and stenographer cleared in public records case
Albany November 14 Judge Clute dismissed the case against Labor Commissioner Peck and his stenographer who were accused of destroying public records.
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Albany
Clute
Peck
Aged East Dedham Man Rescued After Attempted Drowning
Depuam November 14 William C Fowler an elderly East Dedham resident attempted suicide by entering Norfolk mill pond with water level over his head. Workmen nearby rescued him preventing loss of life. Once a prosperous man he suffered business reverses and had lent money to his son Herbert N Fowler for a house amid ongoing family troubles.
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Depuam
William C. Fowler
East Dedham
Norfolk
Ife
Fowler
Herbert N. Fowler
Execution of Thomas Neill Named Cream Set for Tomorrow
London officials prepare a private execution for Thomas Neill alias Cream who was convicted October 21 of murdering Matilda Clover by strychnine. The scene at Newgate is tightly guarded as Neill, ill and isolated, awaits the 9 am drop with a last visit from his solicitor and a chaplain.
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London
Thomas Neill
Cream
Matilda Clover
Kynaston Metcalf
Neill
iTe
Mr. Waters
Death of John Hoey former Adams Express president
John Hoey former Adams Express Company president died at Delmonico's at 10 10 tonight. He began in the company as a subordinate and rose through the ranks as the express industry expanded with railways and ships. Hoey became vice president under William B Dinsmore, then succeeded to the presidency after Dinsmore died in 1888. He served thirty years before resigning recently.
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New York
John Hoey
Adams Express Copany
Delmonico’s
Hoey
William B. Dinsmore
Dinsmore
National Grange Holds First Session in New Session
The National Grange executive committee met in Concorp New Hampshire to audit secretary John Trimble’s books. 118 new granges were organized during the year ending Sept 30. A second audit session for the treasurer will be held tomorrow. The annual session opens Wednesday.
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Concorp
N. H
The
National Grange
Leonard Rhone
Pennsylvania
J. J. Woodman
Michigan
X. X., Chartter
Virginia
John Trimble
D.C
Washington
D. C
Borden Murder Grand Jury Session Prompted by Witnesses
Fault River Nov 14 Police summon witnesses for the Borden case to Taunton for the grand jury sitting tomorrow. More witnesses expected than at the preliminary hearing. No major developments anticipated. the hearing may run up to five days.
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Fault River
Borden
Taunton
Earths Burden 100 Heavy, Omaha Man and Council Bluffs Resident Die
George W. Hall a noted insurance manager and former Union Pacific auditor died by his own hand this morning from despondency linked to ill health Antone Rink a prominent Council Bluffs citizen also died by self inflicted death after a long illness both acts reported from Omaha today confirming two suicides in the region
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Neb
George W. Hall
Union Pacific Railway
Antone Rink
Council Bluffs
Chicago Nov 14 Semi official returns show Illinois plurality
Cleveland leads Illinois with 27,071 in semi official returns two counties missing. Harrison's 1888 plurality was 22,000. Altgeld, Democratic governor candidate, shows a 21,298 plurality in the same returns.
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ChicaGo
Cleveland
Illinois
Harrison
Altgeld
Hebrew Emigration Resumes in Russia
St. Petersburg reports the emigration ban lifted after the cholera period. Several groups have begun leaving for Flamburg from multiple regions, while others prepare to depart.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Flamburg
Salem letter carrier suffers skull fracture in accident
Salem November 14 James Nichols a letter carrier was thrown from his conveyance in Peabody when a wheel caught in a car track. He struck his head fracturing his skull and was taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Salem
James Nichols
Peabody
Jilted Lover Fatal Shooting in Petertavey Devonshire
Desperate, William Williams shot Emily Doidge after being rejected, wounded his rival, and then killed himself. The village of Petertavey, Devonshire, woke to a fatal crime sparked by unrequited love yesterday as the tragedy unfolded and authorities began inquiries.
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London
Petertavey
Devonshire
William Williams
Emily Doidge
Universalist minister declines Charlestown call
Port land Maine November 14 Rev G Tstein hed es Wisetok of the Messiah Universalist declines a call to Charlestown Massachusetts.
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PortLand
G. Ttein Hed. Es Wisetok
Charlestown
Mass
Voter Roster of Boston Ward Aldermen and Mayoral slate
A long enumerated list of candidates for municipal offices in Boston, detailing wards from 4 through 25, with names for Municipal and Aldermanic positions, including preferences for mayor in several wards, and noting tied results and anticipated retirements among candidates for 1900s city elections.
Nothing to Say Osborne Declines Comment on Campaign
The Post details public reasons for opposing Commissioner Osborne and notes the editor’s offer to publish his replies. Osborne, found at home, reads the emissary’s letter, then calmly says he has nothing to say and offers a polite aside about the pleasant autumn weather.
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Post
Commissioner Osborne
Osborne
Wich
Cambridge Citizens Nominate Alger For Mayor And Aldermen
A citizens convention in Cambridgeport last evening backed Mayor A B Alger for a third term by acclamation. Ward slates named aldermen for Wards 1 through 5 and the majority report for Ward 5 favored Lerned over Worcester with Corcoran as minority. James A Fox also nominated for Alderman at large, and school committee and other posts were allotted to named candidates.
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Board of Aldermen
Cambridgeport
James A. Fox
Alger
E. B. James
Andrew Jackson Jones
Wellington Fillmore
H. G. Kemp
John S. Clary
John H. Pence
R. B. Bancroft
W. F. McCormick
Frederick Worcester
W. H. Lerned
Michael Corcoran
Mr. Worcester
Lerned
Worcester
Corcoran
Ellen A. Goodwin
James L. Paine
Annie Clarke Stewart
Maria Mitchell
F. N. Taylor
J. G. Gooch
Annual coffee party aids SS Peter and Paul Parish in South Boston
About one thousand people gathered at Odd Fellows Hall at Berkeley and Tremont for the parish coffee party to raise funds for the poor. A promenade concert ran from 8 to 9 PM followed by a grand march with Councilman W J Sullivan directing the floor.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Berkeley and
Tremont Streets
SS. Peter and Paul’s Parish
Boston
W. J. Sullivan
Death of General Boronok in Tashkend shocks Moscow
Moscow reports the sudden death of General Boronok in Asiatic Russia after revealing irregularities in the Tashkend province administration. He fell ill near return to Moscow and died within minutes. A post mortem is planned to determine if poisoning occurred and officials implicated in the dishonesty are suspected.
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Moscow
Tashkend
Russia
Boronok
Boronek
Royal Victoria Cup Could Spark Next Year’s Yachting Duel
The Royal Victoria Yacht Club in Ryde Isle of Wight may host a international gold challenge cup race next year. Royal Phelps Carroll is named as a probable challenger with a new yacht. Rules cover yacht size constraints, course variety, and season timing from May to October under British Yacht Racing Association oversight with pilots advised for newcomers.
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England
Elkington & Co
London
Royal Phelps Carroll
Ryde
Isle of Wight
Europe
America
British Yacht Racing Association
Carroll
Protection in France Protests Grow Over Tariffs
Paris correspondents report a widening reaction to last session tariffs now in force. Havre clerks and workers protest the drop in customs receipts, while Fourmies industrialists seek relief for wool manufacturers hit by the duty hike. The North’s mills employ 26,000, with exports about £2,000,000 of power looms and £4,000,000 in hand loom goods. They urge government to reopen talks with nations on tariff bases akin to 1882 conventions.
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Havre
Industrial Society of
Fourmies
North
Paris
London Standard
New Life Granted to Border Ruffian Mattox
The Supreme Court in Washington grants Clyde Mattox a new trial after the Kansas murder conviction, citing jurors' improper exposure to prior crimes and erroneous admission of newspaper accounts. Justice Fuller orders a reexamination, noting the bailiff's statements and defendant's innocence claim.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Clyde Mattox
United States District Court of Kansas
Indian Territory
Mattox
Suspected Anarchists Arrested in Vienna
Vienna reports Friedlander and Valencia anarchists arrested on suspicion. Valencia traveled from Chicago via London with substantial money. Both suspects allegedly planned to use dynamite against city officials or government buildings in Vienna.
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Friedlander
Valencia
Chicago
London
Could Go It Alone in a Curious Tale
Elder Berry remarks on Joblots stock in the miracle of the man who rose and walked. Dr Thirdly questions belief. Elder Berry claims beds at his boarding place would trot away on their own without being moved.
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Elder Berry
Dr. Thirdly
Its Horrors Too Horrible for the Public A Little Story of the Prince of Wales
Paris salons discuss Bourget's Terre Promise with sharp wit on duty and honor in illegitimate unions. A Paris charity drive aids the poor as Sev erine highlights winter misery. Zola's Therese Raquin echoes moral decay, while a historic Prince of Wales joke frames a tailor Poole encounter.
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Paris
Bourget
France
Jean
Officers of Justice
Severine
Beit
Zola
Therese Raquin
Albert Milland
Emile Zola
Poole
Homburg
Prince
French explorer Monteil to reach Tripoli after Sahara trek
Private letters from Paris report Captain Monteil will arrive soon in Tripoli after crossing the Desert of Sahara from Senegal via Lake Chad. The French explorer has spent eighteen months on the journey.
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Paris
Captain Monteil
Tripoli
Sahara
Senegal
Tchad
Death in Freight Yard Claims Young Worker
Irowerr November 14 Edward Caswell aged 17 was struck by an Old Colony engine while walking on the track in the freight yard at Ayer City and killed. His body was nearly cut in two.
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Irowerr
Edward Caswell
Old Colony
Ayer City
Kaiser Reaffirms Support for Caprivi After Bill Defeat
Berwin November 14 It is stated here on trustworthy authority that the Emperor has assured Caprivi he will not personally separate from him if the military bill is defeated.
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Berwin
Caprivi
Dawes and Myler Hollow-ware Works Burned in New Brienton
Fire gutted the hollow-ware plant of Dawes & Myler in New Brienton Pennsylvania at midnight. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars with 29000 dollars insured. The factory employed about 300 men.
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New Brienton
Penn
Dawes & Myler
Small town's big fire in Eldorado Springs
Nevada Mo November 14 At Eldorado Springs seventeen miles from here eleven business houses burned yesterday Loss about 100000 with partial insurance coverage noted The blaze caused extensive damage to stores and surrounding structures amid efforts by firefighters and residents to control the flames and protect remaining properties
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Nevada
Eldorado Springs
Hamburg's Burgomaster Dies at 84
Hamesurs November 14 Dr Petersen burgomaster of this city died today at age 84.
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Hamesurs
Petersen
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