Will Win In The End President Cleveland On Tariff Reform
New York Nov 15 The Heralds Washington correspondent quotes President Cleveland saying the tariff reform issue in the last campaign cost the Democrats the nation but the time had come to make the issue and he would not retreat. He says defeat was better than cowardly subterfuge and the clean administration supports a clear tariff reform principle likely to win in the end.
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the Herald
Washington
Cleveland
Tam
Victory Jubilee in Boston for Home Market Club Rally
A grand banquet at the Charitable Mechanics Building celebrated the Republican victory. Notable guests included General Russell A. Alger and Warner Miller among 1200 men, with Emile Mollenhauer conducting a 50-piece Germania Orchestra. Decorations featured banners, portraits, and a lush floral display as speeches praised tariff policies and national achievements.
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Warner Miller
Senator Hoar
Chauncey M. Depew
Maine
Augusta
Germania Orchestra
Emil Mollenhauer
Boston
Harrison and
Morton
George Draper
Colonel Beals
W. E. Doyle
Greenleaf
Timothy Merrick
Holyoke
Russell A. Alger
E. J. Shepherd
N.W. Aldrich
G. F. Hoar
N. P. Banks
Merrick
Detroit
General Alger
Chicago
Michigan
Northwestern
New England
Great West
Firs
Harrison
House of Representatives
North
Republican Party
Alger
Indianapolis
Ind
Herbert Radclyfe
Mechanics’ Building
Ashbourne extension vote eyed as session shortened
In Parliament Mr Smith signaled abandoning several measures to shorten the winter session and a £5,000,000 Ashbourne extension bill would be introduced on Monday. Gladstone proposed an alternative on arrears for Ireland, while Dr Barr’s salary faced a protest vote but was ultimately retained 116 to 67.
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Denmark
Parnellites
Special Commission
House of Commons
Smith
Montreal Evening Post
Prince of Wales
Flushing
Victoria
Phelps
Glasgow
John Bright
London
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Ridley
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Clark
Caithness
Glasgow University
Labouchere
Matthews
His Regard for England Broux Nov 15
The North German Gazette notes that critics misinterpret the chancellor's report on Emperor Frederick's diary. It emphasizes Frederick never concealed his regard for England and its dynasty, despite relations with the English royal family. The piece mentions the father’s policy of open discussion with Russia influencing dynastic matters.
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Broux
Frederick
England
Russia
Phelps urges cross border legal unity at Glasgow bar
United States minister Mr. Phelps told the Glasgow bar that British justice is prompt and effective but costly. He praised harmony between Britain’s two legal branches and suggested adopting similar blending used in America and Canada for Britain.
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Phelps
Glasgow Bar
Great Britain
America
Canada
Prince of Wales Heads for Flushing Aboard Royal Yacht
London reports the Prince of Wales has boarded the royal yacht Victoria and Albert and will depart Port Victoria at daybreak for Flushing to meet the Dowager Empress Victoria Queen Victoria Princess Beatrice and Princes Christian. Count Von Hatfeldt the German ambassador will welcome the ex Empress on arrival at Port Victoria Monday.
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Prince of Wales
Victoria and Albert
Port Victoria
Flushing
Victoria
Queen Victoria
Beatrice
Christian
Count von Hatfeldt
Papal Rescript Orders Irish Bishops to Denounce Campaign
Irish bishops have received a papal rescript ordering active execution of the prior directive to denounce the plan of campaign and boycotting. It also directs priests to preach against agitation and to abstain from participating in boycott and campaign movements, to oppose them by all means. A bishops conference may precede public reading to their flocks.
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Dusuty
Russell press bid to push court inquiry in Parnell matter
Sir Charles Russell, counsel for the Parnellites, will press the court to order prosecutors to begin the inquiry. The Pall Mall Gazette criticises the prosecution and urges the defence to conserve funds by using junior counsel, awaiting evidence affecting the accused. Seven thousand pounds of the defence fund has already been spent.
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Parnellites
Pall Mall Gazette
Brights illness shows slight improvement after relapse
Nov 15 in Birsuxcam reports that Mr Bright suffered a serious relapse. His sons arrived from London. A bulletin this evening notes a slight improvement and a Liverpool doctor expresses a hopeful view of the case.
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Bright
London
Deputies Vote to Debate Budget Amid Duel Friction
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies debated suspending duties on imported cereals and flour. M. Basly led the motion, opposed by M. Viette for the government, and the chamber approved discussing the matter 284 to 244. amid the session duels and a clash between M. Cassagnac and M. Cales, resolved amicably except for the challenge.
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M. Viette
Chamber
M. Rouvier
Nimes
Numagilly
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M. Andrieux
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M. Floquet
M. Cassagnac
M. Cales
In Memory of Seward Eloquent Oration at Auburn Statue Unveiling
The Seward statue unveiling at Auburn on Nov 15 drew a large crowd with New York figures and local officials. Rex Wheeler presided as Fanny Seward touched the lever to reveal the statue, with artillery salutes and church bells marking the moment. W. M. Evarts delivered a lengthy oration praising Seward's statecraft, warning of slavery and highlighting Seward in shaping Union policy. The bronze statue by Walter G. Robinson stands on an 18 foot base, depicting Seward delivering his higher law, with inscriptions noting 1801-1872 and dedication data.
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Seward
Auburn
N. Y
William M. Evarts
Aviary
W. H. Seward
Republican Club
New York
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Webster
Lincoln
Senate
Peaste
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William H. Seward
Randolph
California
Rioting Strikers Disrupt Brooklyn Street Railway Run
In Brooklyn on November 15 strikers on the East Williamsburg and Flatbush line blocked tracks with wagons ash barrels and planks, clashed with police injuring officers and arresting several. A late night conference with company directors ended with the strike suspended pending state arbitration.
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East Williamsburg & Flatbush Street Railway
Knights of Labor Organization
Lee Avenue
Lynch Street
Nostrand
Park Avenues
Sutton
Gwrnett Street
Lorimer Street
Hugh Garrett
John Burke
Nostrand Avenue
Park Avenue
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State Board of Arbitration
King Christian's Jubilee Observed in Copenhagen
Bells rang and artillery salvos marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of King Christian's accession. Diplomats and envoys presented congratulations, a Te Deum was held at St Mary's Church, and a banquet followed the jubilee celebration in Copenhagen.
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Copenhagen
Christian
St. Mary’s Church
Parnell Commission Proceeding Hopes for Specific Accusations
London November 15 notes the Parnell commission may drag on until the Times presents evidence linking the accused to specific offences. If the Times counsel keeps probing broad state facts or fictions, the hearing risks extended tedious testimony.
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London
Parnell Commission
Times
Limes
Bank of Durham Makes Assignment In Durham
The Bank of Durham along with several large Durham firms entered assignment. Liabilities are listed for the Bank of Durham, State Bank, E J Parrish, J W Blackwell, W F Ellis, Muse and Shaw, Robbins and Stone. Assets are estimated to exceed liabilities. the immediate cause is an unrenewed heavy discount line from the North.
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W. F. Ellis
Muse & Shaw
Robbins & Stone
Malden Electric Street War Over Wires and Poles
Malden's electric light company began placing new poles on Middlesex street to install wires and will remove electric lines from the City Hall poles but keep them elsewhere. Telephone subscribers petitioned against paying for phones unless issues with electric wires are fixed, with the belief the telephony firm may demand removal of all electric lines in Malden and Melrose.
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Malden
Malden Electric Light Company
Middlesex Street
Book canvasser held on forgery warrant from Boston
New York November 16 Stephen F Lewis a book canvasser was arrested by Detective Alancio on a Boston Chief of Police Small warrant. He is accused of forging the signatures of several prominent Boston business men on fake book orders to swindle his employers out of commissions. He was remanded to await Boston officer arrival with requisition papers.
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Drexel, Morgan & Co
New York
Bank of Durham
Stephen F. Lewis
Alancio
Small
Boston
Lewis
Steamers Arrived at Ports with Numerous Passenger Ships
Shipping news lists arrivals and sailings on November dates. Vessels include Guy Mannering from Manila to Troon, Chancellor from St Jago, Mineola from Brunswick, Furnesgia from Glasgow, Napier from Havana, Develgonne from New York, Samana from Philadelphia, Clare from Galveston, Rotterdam from New York, Devouia from New York, Port Adelie from China and Japan for New York, Waverly from Java for New York, Wisconsin for Liverpool, City of Alexandria from Vera Cruz, Parthia from Vancouver for Hong Kong, Pavonia and Germante movements, and multiple other liners bound for or from Liverpool, Bremen, Antwerp, and Yokohama.
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Guy Mannering
Manila
Altimers
Chancellor
St Jago
Bremen
Mineola
Bunswick
New York
Furnesgia
Glasgow
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Latharna
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Devouia
Penn
Port Adelie
China
Japan
Suez
Waverly
Java
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Vera Cruz
Southampton
Aller
Fue
Yokohama
Parthia
Vancouver
Hong Kong
Pavonia
Boston
Isle of Wight
Waesland
Antwerp
Patras
Thames
Malaga
Kernan Cortez
New Oreans
Genoa
Austerlitz
New Orleans
Iniziatiava
Naples
Britannia
Hull
Asiatic
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Tarifa
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Kinsale
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Thomas Turnbull
Oxford
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Belgic
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Carbis Bay
Gaboon
Wilmington
Pedro
Montreal
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Freight Rate War Report Supposedly Settled By Rail Lines
Wall Street reports a meeting of New York Central Pennsylvania and Erie representatives at Drexel Morgan & Co to settle the freight rate war. Morgan and King deny the story, yet belief remains in informed circles that a firm ironclad agreement will be signed to end the trunk line fight and restore pool-style pricing, with efforts to remove pooling prohibitions from interstate laws.
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Wall Street
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Erie Railways
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Morgan
King
Erie Road
His House Full of Shoes in Middleton Theft Case
District Officer Batchelder arrested James Welch formerly of Lawrence at his Lowell home on charges of breaking and entering the Tyler Arm strong shoe factory in Middleton on July 16 and stealing shoes and stock valued at 200 dollars or more. A large quantity of footwear was found in Welch's house linked to several Middleton area burglaries and other towns. Welch faces trial tomorrow morning and will be transferred to Middlesex and then Danvers officials.
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Lowell
Lawrence
Batchelder
Middleton
Tyler & Armstrong
Welch
P. Cogan & Son
Stoneham
L. P. Benton
Crosby
Huckins & Tebbetts
Danvers
Brackett & Poole
Shaw
Lynn
Middlesex County
Smith Campaign Scheme Ends in Arrest for False Pretences
Watersbury Conn November 15 Frank C Smith a Prohibitionist from Boston and New York was arrested on a requisition for false pretences and is wanted in Brooklyn and by Inspector Byrnes for forgeries. The case was settled by his father Cyrus W Smith of Boston an intimate friend of General Clinton Fisk. Smith allegedly sent advance telegrams to himself to obtain loans from prominent Prohibitionists.
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Conn
Frank C. Smith
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Inspector Byrnes
Cyrus W. Smith
Clinton B. Fisk
Young Smith
Weather indications and coastal caution signals
The bulletin from Washington on November 15 reports for New England the threat of rain and colder turning fair by Saturday morning with westerly winds. Eastern New York should see clearing and colder conditions, with northwesterly winds and a fair Saturday. Cautionary signals remain on the Atlantic coast from Delaware Breakwater to Eastport.
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Atlantic
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