Chamberlain Meets Washington Reporters in Informal Session
Prime Minister Chamberlain met 21 reporters at his hotel for an informal Q A session. He outlined commission powers on fisheries and trade talks with the United States, Canada, and Britain, and noted no US Canada tariff alignment yet. He signaled no plan for immediate commercial union and planned further country tours if talks finish promptly.
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Josepht Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Canada
United States
Great Britain
Chamberlain
Mr. Bergne
Messrs. Wiman
Butterworth
England
Toronto Globe
Bayard
Liberal Party
Gladstone
Ireland
Winter
Newfoundland
Most arraigned in New York court on anarchist charges
Herr John Most spent the night in police confinement and faced arraignment as District Attorney set trial for Nov 22. Bail was fixed at 1500 dollars after debate over appropriate amount with his counsel William F Howe arguing 500 would suffice. Ida Hoffman, wife of a physician, offered bond while declaring Anarchist sympathies. The courtroom drew Anarchist sympathizers.
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New York
John Most
Most
William F. Howe
Cowing
Ida Hoffman
Herr Most
Concord & Claremont Railroad
Boston & Maine
Bessemer Steel Works
Worcester
Beecher
Yale
Princeton
Hong Yen Chang
Langley
Smithsonian Institute
Baird
Yale captain Beecher warned by anonymous Princeton letter
A campus report claims Yale football captain Beecher received an anonymous Princeton letter warning him not to play tomorrow as Princeton supposedly intends to disable him. Beecher is currently in New York and the rumor cannot be confirmed or refuted tonight.
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Beecher
Yale
Princeton
Prinetons
New York
Republicans Endorse Party Line in City Election
At Warrnam on November 18 the Republican ward and city committee discussed drawing party lines for the municipal election. The group decided to adopt the measure due to poor past nominations. Mayor Fisher is expected to be renominated, which the meeting sees as effectively an election.
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Fisher
Irish Patriot John Breslin Dies in New York at 54
John J. Breslin, famed Irish patriot and Clan na Gael ally, died at his home in New York from Brights disease at age 54. Born in Dublin, he helped free Fenian prisoners in 1865, later co founded Ish Nation with John Devoy, worked in New York street cleaning, and left a widow and two sons. Captain William Hammond, Gideon Packard also noted as dead.
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Bright
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Dublin
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Bridewell
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Stephens
France
Breslin
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Worcester
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Catalpa
Anthony
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Australia
San Francisco
Thomas Desmond
Freemartle
Awa
George
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Broman
Page, Newell & Co
William Hammond
Marblehead
Gideon Packard
Abington
Brockton
Governor appoints Michael Rickard railroad commissioner
Governor Hill names Michael Rickard of Utica to fill the vacancy of John D. Kernan as railroad commissioner. Rickard, a veteran engineer on the New York Central and Hudson River line for over twenty years, was backed by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and other labor groups across New York. His nomination to the Senate previously stalled.
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Utica
John D. Kernan
Rickard
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Senate
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State
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Yale
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Interior Department
Colquitt
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Philadelphia
Wesley R. Batchelder
Lancaster Bank
Fitchburg
Erie
People’s Church of
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Board of Church Extension
John J. Breslin
New York
Obituaries for Parker Haff and Plimpton in Boston area
The Boston area reports the death of piano forte maker Wyman B. Parker of Allston aged 62. He belonged to the Knights of Pythias and Pianoforte Makers' Association and leaves a family. Also William Haff, 80, longtime South Boston resident and rail car builder, died after a career with railroads. Henry M. Plimpton, Walpole resident, dies. he and his late brother Calvin G. Plimpton produced carriage springs and axles for seventeen years. In 1865, ...
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Wyman B. Parker
Boston
Allston
Reading
Parker
Knights of Pythias
Haff
Chinaman Hong Yen Chang Denied Bar Admission
New York Supreme Court refused admission to Hong Yen Chang, a Yale graduate who passed the bar exam and had a special act authorizing admission. Judge Van Brant ruled the act non compulsory and doubted Chang's citizenship. Judge Brady reportedly favored broader Chinese exclusion act scope.
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Supreme Court
Yale College
Hong Yen Chang
van Brant
Chang
Brady
Mumm's Extra Dry Tops 1884 Vintage In Fresh Taste
J H Breslin of the Gilsey House selects the 1884 Mumm's Extra Dry as the finest vintage tasted on the American market. Dr R Ogden Doremus and the medical profession in Europe and America praise its purity bouquet and dryness with minimal alcohol and sugar. Tonight at the Mechanics' Fair the Salem Cadet Band and the First Regiment Drum and Fire Corps perform brillantly.
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Rheims
Mumm
J. H. Breslin
Gilsey House
R. Ogden Doremus
Europe
America
Mechanics’ Fair
Salem
First Regiment
Weather, Elections, and Local Happenings Across the City
Warmer fair today with page updates on a postmaster retirement reception for Charles A. Conant and a season carnival benefit for the Aged Couples Home. Cambridge arrests for threats to a horse car conductor and a Boston Chess Club exhibition victory noted.
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Schindler
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Leif Ericsson
Messrs
Holmes
Boston Veteran Firemen’s Association
Czar Arrives in Berlin as Royal Welcome Is Held
The Czar of Russia arrived in Berlin with Prince William, amid a large guard of honor and cheering crowds. Empress and crown prince visits followed, with a state banquet and demonstrations along Unter den Linden. London reporting slower enthusiasm and questions over political actions also noted.
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Brandenburg Gate
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Koenigs Platz
Prince Bismarck
Count Herbert Bismarck
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Czarina
William
Alexander Regiment
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London
Times
Victoria
Princess William
Empress
Germany
Law and Liberty League forms as Trafalgar square unrest looms
In London on November 18 the Law and Liberty League forms amid Trafalgar square tensions. Buckshot from Woolwich arsenal to back Sunday meetings and six thousand special constables are enrolled. Jacob Bright and Hyndman run the league while Sir Charles Warren warns against gatherings to preserve peace.
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William
Prince Bismarck
St. Petersburg
London
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Trafalgar Square
Law and Liberty League
Peter Robinson
Marshall & Snelgrove
Charles Warren
Jacob Bright
Stead
League
Mr. Saunders
Hyndman
Frederick Leighton
Polic
Placing Tipperary Rent Protest and Local Trials
Placards call for withhold rent and taxes until Mr. O'Brien is freed. Nationalist William Condon is sentenced at Mitchelstown to one month hard labor for intimidation. his solicitor withdraws alleging magistrate prejudice. Ennis holds a special term for Doughty charged with inciting Sixmile Bridge residents to join an unlawful association.
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Mitchelstown
San Remo
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O’brien
Sullivan
Dublin
League
the Nation
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Blant
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Grévy
M. Wilson
Inquiry
Crown Prince’s illness blamed on soft cancer fears
London reports no official bulletins amid anxiety over the crown prince’s condition. San Remo notes the crown prince is improving but fresh dispatches claim the malady is undoubtedly soft cancer with dangerous pus containing cancer cells, risking continued growth if discharge remains heavy.
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Standard
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Mackenzie
Grévy Era Crisis as Wilson Case Sparks Paris Debate
Paris reports say M. Wilson and family left the Elysee after a push to prosecute him. Roving factions clash over revoking Grévy, with Cammenceau expected to move a ministerial interpellation while debated adjournment looms. Police tighten guard as rumors of Wilson resignation circulate.
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M. Rouvier
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Petite France
M. Tilson
d’Andlau
Bayonnal
Parliament
Elysée Palace
Hopper
Hungarian Pilgrims Prep for Rome Jubilee and Papal Gifts
Vienna reports Hungarian pilgrims head to Rome on Monday led by Cardinal Limer for the Pope's jubilee. The Hungarian ladies committee gives 24,000 to papal nuncio Merli bert and many other valuable presents arrive. Roma notes the Pope forms a commission to found a philanthropic project with $200,000 to start. London reports Suez Canal convention approved and Glasgow rector election favored Lord Lytton. Cumberland iron output cut by 5000 tons weekly. Copenhagen notes the King of Denmark travels to Vienna.
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Election results for Ricamont General Assembly
The General Assembly results show the Senate with 26 Democrats and 14 Republicans. The House of Delegates totals are 61 Democrats, 38 Republicans, and 1 Independent. Democratic majority on joint ballot stands at 84.
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General Assembly
Senate
House of Delegates
Steamers Arrived and Departed Ports in Late November
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures across Atlantic routes. Vessels include Celtic from New York to Wy omning via Liverpool, Norseman from Boston to Liverpool, City of Chicago from Liverpool, and Etna from New Orleans to Bremen, with many other lines under way or docked near Bremen Liverpool New York and Belfast.
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Newport News
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Sinsale
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Mexico
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Cienfuegos
Movile
Pansian
Montreal
Norfolk
Jerun
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Gibralter
Alsatia
Naples
the Lizard
Ludgate Hill
Belfast
Geo Heaton
Baltimore
Kapler
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