In Memory of Parnell at the Academy of Music
Services in memory of Charles Stewart Parnell were held at the Academy of Music New York. Prominent Irish figures in law politics literature and religion attended alongside delegations from Polish societies and visitors from Philadelphia Boston New Haven and Bridgeport. Governor elect McKinley and his wife observed from a box as a Gaelic cross and portraits framed the tribute. The oration by Chauncey M. Depew extolled Parnell's leadership technique constitutional methods and impact on home rule and Irish self-government.
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New York
Charles Stewart Parnell
Academy of Music
Philadelphia
Boston
New Haven
Bridgeport
Elect McKinley
Ohio
Parnell Memorial Committee
Margaret Horgan
Cork
Ivy
Glasnevin
Aniel O’connell
Chauncey M. Depew
Threland Formas
Emerald Isles
Gladstone
England
Ireland
Parnell
Grattan
Sexton
Redmond
McCarthy
O’connor
Sullivan
O’brien
Dillon
Harrington
Anl
House of Commons
House
Ireland Are Granted,” Was His Battle Cry, ‘I'ories
T’o
Opening the Clouds Mrs Smith Denies Mer Father's Evidence
In the Holmes Smith case at the fourth Superior Court session, Henry W Smith testified again to correct prior statements while Mrs Holmes and Mr Holmes denied previous testimony. Judge Bond instructed the jury on whether the $20 000 transfer was a gift or held in trust, noting distinctions from other transfers and urging impartial weighing of witnesses. The judge posed a key question about a Quincy House letter and adjourned until Monday.
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Henry W. Smith
Holmes-Smith
Superior Court
Greenwich
Eli Smith
Quincy House
World's Generous Proposition for Rain Making Experiments
New York faces threatened water famine as World invites General Dyrenforth to conduct rain making tests in the Croton watershed at the paper’s expense. He accepts, saying preparations may take a week or ten days. The plan involves aerial explosions to induce rainfall, with government reports on prior Texas tests and ongoing preparations in Washington. If successful, the tests promise invaluable drought relief amid ideal local conditions and full support from the World.
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New York
Sprcrall
General Dyrenforth
Croton
Congress
United States
R. G. Dyrenforth
Washington
Dyrenforth
Texas
John T. Ellis
Ellis
Secretary of Agriculture
North American Review
Almy's Fate How to Save His Neck in Plymouth Case
Long dispatch from Plymouth New Hampshire notes strong speculation Frank C Almy will plead guilty to murder. Defense counsel Burleigh and Story are pressured by officials and Judge Doe against capital punishment. Prisoner to be brought to Plymouth. timing uncertain, officers plan careful transfer and court prep.
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Plymouth
N.H
Frank C. Almy
Doe
Alvin Burleigh
J. C. Story
Almy
Abbott
Aimy
McCoy
Burleigh
Associated Press
Brigham
Corning
Court House
Morning sun over Glasnevin shines on tombs of O Connell and Parnell
The morning sun rays penetrate the cemetery and illuminate the tomb of O Connell, the liberator, and the monument of Parnell, the deliverer, with wishes for a contented, happy, prosperous people.
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Glasnevin
O’connell
Parnell
Lexington Celebrations Mark Hancock School Dedication
Booming cannons and a lively town celebration marked Lexington on Saturday. The Hancock Grammar School was dedicated in the afternoon, followed by a Tariff Reform Club reception honoring Hon. Sherman Hoar with speeches, music, and a Massachusettes Home supper. Hoar criticized tariff protection and spoke on civil service reform, noting pension slip abuses and urging constituents to support broader democratic goals. Other speakers included William Lloyd Garrison and several local figures.
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Lexington
New Hancock Grammar School
Lexington Tariff Reform Club
Sherman Hoar
Fifth
Congress
William Lloyd Garrison
Parsons
Mr. Hoar
Hoar
Pension Office
House
House of Representatives
Charles ‘I’. Scannell
Samuel H. Smith
Edward P. Bliss
George O. Whitney
T. Clapp
Bank Books Coming In At Maverick National Bank
Over three fourths of the bank books are now in at the Maverick National Bank and will be assembled soon with the first dividend to be declared shortly. It also emerges that Assistant Examiner Ewer filed the August report based on Magruder's prior lines from January. A mortgage of $30,000 on J. H. French residence was placed on record. The Jerusalem road estate of A. P. Potter in North Cohasset was conveyed to H. D. Hyde and others as trustees for $1 consideration.
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Maverick National Bank
Magruder
Ewer
Maverick
J. H. French
John Stetson, Jr
Jerusalem Road
A. P. Potter
North Cohasset
H. D. Hyde
Fire Wrecks Hotel North in Avensra Me Delays
At 9 50 p m a basement blaze at Hotel North in Avensra Me spread fast threatening the block. Firemen saved a cook trapped on the third floor and removed a hysterical woman from upper floors. Losses include S S Williams Sons grocery insured about 1500 H M Wight jewelry about 1500 and Nash steam laundry 1000 with total near 12000 plus hotel furniture 1500. Propriety Berry and Walker face heavy losses.
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Avensra
Hotel North
S. S. Williams & Sons
H. M. Wight
Nash
Berry & Walker
Reverend W C Richmond Bids Farewell at Cambridge Church
The Rev. W. C. Richmond preached his farewell sermon at Charles River Baptist Church in Cambridge using John 16 33. He has accepted a call from the First Baptist Church of Norristown Pennsylvania.
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W. C. Richmond
Charles River Baptist Church
Cambridge
John xvi
First Baptist Church
Norristown
Penn
Matthews Again Nominated by Democratic City Committee
The Democratic City Committee meets at Meionaon tonight at 8 to nominate a Mayor candidate, two Street Commissioner candidates, and ten School Committee candidates. Ex-Senator Edward J. Donovan will nominate Mayor Matthews with Henry W. Swift seconding. The convention is expected to be very unanimous in its work.
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Democratic City Committee
Meionaon
Edward J. Donovan
Matthews
Henry W. Swift
Serious fire in Cleveland claims life and big loss
A major fire in Cleveland destroyed a building housing Short & Forman job printers the Cleveland Faucet Co and other firms. Damage estimated at 200000 with insurance coverage. One fireman died and two were injured as crews battled flames tonight in the city.
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Cleveland, O
Short & Forman
Cleveland Faucet Co
Steamers Arrived in Boston Fleet from Liverpool Hull Genoa
A list of steamers reaching Boston and ships offshore reports arrivals including Venetian from Liverpool and Hulls Othello Boston November 15 Godolphin from Progso Alert from Havana Bulgarian from Boston Michigan from Boston Navarre from Boston and Genoa bound Fulda for New York while Swedish Prince sails for Boston off Gibraltar November 9 13 and 14 dates shown
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Liverpool
Othello
Hull
Eng
Godolphin
Progreso
Alert
Havana
Michigan
Boson
London
Navarre
Gibraltar
Fulda
Genoa
New York
Anarchist Memorial Meeting in Paine Hall Ends Quietly
A large mixed crowd gathered at Paine Memorial Hall for an anarchist memorial meeting for Chicago martyrs. Speakers condemned executions and urged socialistic education while warning against violence. The chair adjourned the gathering for one year.
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Paine Memorial Hall
Parsons
Engel
Boston
Anarchy
Babcock
Griffin
David Taylor
Taylor
Chicago
Earth
Heaven
A. H. Simpson
Anarchist Memorial Association
Walter Crane
Benjamin R. Tucker
Simpson
George Vaughan
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Christ
Mr. Vaughan
Carl Friede
Somerville Democrats Call Citizens Meeting at Bow Street Station
The City Committee of Somerville voted yesterday to hold a citizens meeting at Bow Street Police Station a week from tonight. The Democratic Ward and City Committee plan to meet again tonight at the Sentinel office to finalize details.
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Democratic Ward
Somerville
Bow Street
Sentinel
Missing Men Located In Chelsea and Lynn
James F. Dow of Glenmere is found at the Soldiers Home in Chelsea. Frank T. Powell of Beverly, missing weeks, is working in Lewis's stable on Washington Street, Lynn, after a letter suggested he was dead.
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Lynn
the Post
James FE. Dow
Glenmere
Chelsea
Frank T. Powell
Beverly
Lewis
Washington Street
North End affray leaves two men injured in card game
A late night incident at 15 North Bennet street left Giovanni Ioandoli with a neck wound from a pistol and Domenico Salerino with a scalp laceration after a dispute over cards. Salerino has been identified as the assailant by Ioandoli’s companion Kondoli but not conclusively confirmed. Five witnesses are in custody. Ioandoli’s condition is described as likely to recover at City Hospital.
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North End
Giovanni Ioandoli
Ioandoli
Domenico Salerino
No. 15
North Bennet Street
Sabrino
Joandoli
Toandolis
Elliot
Salerino
Kondoli
Lcandoli
Austrian Juvenile Band Delights Boston at Farewell Concert
The Austrian Juvenile Band drew a large audience at Music Hall in Boston for a farewell concert. The program featured Overtures and waltzes including The Skaters and The Goldfinch, with soloists Marie Glover singing Donizetti and a cornet piece by Vollstedt.
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Boston
Music Hall
Athalia
Mendelssohn
Waldteutel
the Goldfinch
Schever
Czardas
Berges
Adam
Jolly Brothers
Vollstedt
Loessner
Wiegland
Marie Glover
Donizetti
Convien Park
Nomination of Russell for White House or Vice President
The Post notes Massachusetts could nominate William E. Russell for first or second on the ticket. If a division arises at the convention Massachusetts would urge Governor Russell be considered for Vice President.
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White House
Massachusetts
William E. Russell
Russell
Three years for conspiring to kill in estate dispute
James E. Cutter and William buuer were convicted of conspiring to kill Luther H. Rowe over an estate dispute. Judge Bond in the Superior Criminal Court sentenced Cutter to Uhieu years in the House of Correction, while Butler betrayed the plan by informing the police at the critical moment. Rowe is Cutter’s brother in law, and motive centered on alleged unjust dealings over the settlement.
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William Buuer
Luther H. Rowe
Bond
Superior Criminal Court
Uhieu
House of Correction
Rowe
Cutter
Mr. Butler
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