Kaiser's Private Visit to London Sparks Cold Reception
Reports describe the Kaiser’s private London visit as largely private and a source of considerable chagrin. The Dalit court and Lord Mayor Newton’s invitation were noted, with talks of a grand jingo demonstration and careful staging at Mansion House. The Kaiser’s attitude is described as cautious, aiming to project a controlled image while avoiding provocation of British populists.
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London
Kaiser
Paealeas
Newton
Invitanna
Esaw
Foresta
Sreroni
Shea
U S Shipping Report Shows Record Tonnage and Trade
Washington November 19 The annual report of Commissioner of Navigation Chamberlin shows American shipping industry prospering with a record total documented tonnage on June 20 1899 of 4 304 238 gross tons and 21 287 vessels. Steam tonnage 2 476 011 tons surpasses all others. foreign trade value estimated at about 175 million dollars. The report urges moderate tonnage tax increases and notes tariff relief for materials and supplies for American vessels.
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Washington
Chiamberidin
Ameri- Cain
Bubeau’s
Ereeter
Qpr
United States
United Beadies
Ees
Hawaii
Rae Sree
Atlantic
Swindler Hart Confesses to Jewelry Frauds in New York
James C. Hart, released after Sing Sing time, admitted to swindling women out of hundreds of dollars and jewelry. Police, awaiting outside the Albany Hotel, identified him as the man who duped several victims. He faces arraignment tomorrow as authorities estimate his gains run into thousands.
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New. York
James C. Hart
Sing Sing
New York
Hart
Albemaine
Dattenan
McClusky
Bold
Mantton Liner Sails With Medical Staff Joining Hospital
Nov 19 Atlantic transport liner Mantton sails from Maine with twenty nine male dispensers to join medical and surgical staff at the hospital.
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New York
Onio Maine
Bound by His Promise to Visit Despite Rupture
Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William, before sailing from Brandenburg today, saying he is bound to follow a personal promise. He stresses there is nothing political about the visit. it is strictly a family matter, and breaking the promise would be offence.
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Berlin
Brunscuettel
William
Struggle Over Rail Route Sparks Stoughton Legal Clash
In Stoughton on November 19 a rail track fight erupted as Blue Hill Street Railway and Stoughton & Randolph clashed over connecting lines to Brockton. Police arrested workers under Sabbath-law charges, while Draper of Stoughton & Randolph demands priority and vows court action to defend his location against Blue Hill tracks installation.
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Stoughton
Brockton. Street Railroad Company
Randolph
Street Railroad Company
Brockton Street Railroad Company
Blue Hill Street Railway Company
Ranulph Street Railroad Company
Randolph Company
Edgar F. Leonard
Sanford E. Capen
George H. Goward
Hhowever
Nj. Fi. Draper
Stoughton & Randolph Street Railroad
Railroad’ Commissioners
Blue Till
Draper
Ite
Charles H. French
Blue Hit Company
French
Mrs. Bamberger case details alleged murders and mistreatment
Testimony before the grand jury links Lizzie Rieger and others to accusations against Mrs. Bamberger. Witnesses describe a 1903 baby murder and procedures at the Bamberger house. Nurses recount cruel treatment, an operation, and a death tied to peritonitis.
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ST. Louis
Lizzie Rieger
Bamberger
Lyda
Bressert
Pepiemner
Abe
Mexico
Mollie Jackson
Voisin
Annie
Zimmerman
Moline
Daily Papers
Luxemburg
Robbery on the Street at Williams and Shawmut Corner
Charles Schorn of 70 Westminster street was assaulted on Saturday at 6 45 p m and robbed of eight dollars by two men at the corner of Williams street and Shawmut avenue in a street crime incident.
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Charles Schorn
Westminster Street
Boston Cab Drivers Union Meeting at Hanover Street
The Boston Cab Drivers Union held a regular meeting at 63 Hanover Street with President D. J. Hart presiding. New members were enrolled and the session adjourned until 7 p.m. next Sunday.
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Boston Cab Drivers’ Union
Hanover Street
D.J. Hart
Truro House Burns in Highlandville Fire
A Truro house attached to Burton & Co store at North Street burned at near noon. Loss estimated around $3000 with some contents uninsured. Cause of the fire is unknown and under investigation by local authorities.
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Truro
Highland
Burton
U S troops push northward through Panique and Gerona
From Manila correspondents report General MacArthur’s American advance along the Manila Dagupan line. In Panique the train wreckage blocks the main track but crews repair lines while infantry push toward Bayombong. Gerona is occupied with garrison and engineers, as insurgent forces retreat and refugees stream toward safety.
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Panique
Jonegan
Mascardo
Bacolot
Joneson
Gerona
MacArthur
Manila-Dagupan
Rio Tarlac
Baybong
Young
Lawton
Aguinaldo
Bayombong
Ninth Infantry
Slayen
Rev Daniel L Furber D D Dead Former Newton Pastor
The Rev Daniel L Furber D D longtime pastor of Newton First Congregational Church for thirty five years died at home. Born October 14 1820 in Sandwich New Hampshire he studied at Dartmouth College graduating in 1843 and Andover Theological Seminary. He married Maria T Peabody of Hanover New Hampshire.
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Newton
Thie, Newton
First Congregational Church
Daniel. L. Furber
Sandwich
N. H
Portland
Fryeburg
Dartmouth
Andover Théologiee
Their 25th Anniversary Celebration at Minot Hall
Mr and Mrs Hy Way Ulm of 49 Devon Street Roxbury marked twenty fifth year of marriage with a large gathering at Minot Hall. They received many congratulations and gifts. A Hebrew community presence attended with city members. George Moses served as president at a banquet followed by a dance and music.
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Ulm
Devon Street
Roxbury
Minot Hall
George Moses
Almaré
Jewett Antilynching League Discontinued Meeting Minutes
The Jewett Anti lynching League executive board met at the aul s Baptist Church on Friday evening November 17 at 12 30 p m with the president vice president secretary and treasurer present. After a lengthy discussion they agreed to discontinue the meetings until further notice by the officers.
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the Jewett Anti- Lynching League
Peter Tecretary
Aul
Corneredkuce
Camden
Saffic O
Countess of Aimee’s Comeback Reported From York
An OCR fragment notes the Countess of Aimee in a reported appearance in New York, mentioning a governorship or event context. The readable text is fragmented and includes names and places without full details.
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Aimee
York
Battles of Elandslaagte Report Sparks British Tide of Valor
A London Times summary recounts the Elandslaagte clash in the Boer War with Lord Wolseley era infantry charging uphill under rain and hail. Devonshires Gordons and Manchester regiments push through rocky ridges as Boer fire tears the field. Lt Webb reports horrific scenes including a severed Gordon Highlander head and charges to the cannon mouth. The Times correspondent notes General Symons’s assault on Talana Hill and praises endurance akin to Welden’s Peninsular veterans.
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New York
the Sun
London
London Times
Elandslaagte
Hill
Dale
Devonshires
Gordons
Madchesters
Light Horse
Webb
Gordon Highlanders
Times
Symons
Talana Hill
Majuba Hill
Peninau
Dublin
Miss Josephine Drexel to retire into a convent
New York Nov 19 Miss Josephine Drexel daughter of the late Joseph W Drexel will retire into a convent. Her income is 30000 a year and her legacy is estimated at 10000000. She is 19 years old and an accomplished musician who dislikes society. Her father was a founder of a major banking house.
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New York
Josephine Drexel
Joseph W. Drexel
Jesus Christ
Francis
Delmonico’s
Delmonico’'s
John Vinton Dahlgren
Miss Drexel
Catherine
Fight on Belfast Smack Ends in Drowning of Captain Relerson
In Belfast Maine a desperate affray aboard a fishing smack in the harbor last night left Captain Elbridge Relerson dead by drowning after an alcohol fueled assault by Captain Dell Dailey of Vinal Haven. Dailey, who surrendered to police, was wounded and exhausted after the struggle. Relerson’s body was found adrift this morning, bloodied, and authorities dragged for him all day as excitement gripped the city.
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Symons
Gunning
Pechell
Soudan
Belfast
Elbridge Relerson
Dell, Dailey
Vinal Haven
Dailey
Rolerson
Myers Poised as Next Speaker in Five-Candidate Race
Cambridge politician James J. Myers leads a five person field for Speaker of the House. The contest heats up as candidates Bennett Saunders Reed and Mills maneuver to influence the Republican caucus and shape the upcoming legislative session.
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House of Representatives
James J. Myers
Cambridge
Rault
Myers
Bennett
Saunders
Reed and
Mills
Long
Dublin Lord Mayor Leads Meeting for Parnell Home Fund
In Providence Infantry Hall crowds hear Lord Mayor Daniel Tallon of Dublin, MP John Redmond, and other speakers endorse raising the mortgage on the Parnell homestead and funding a monument to Charles Stewart Parnell. The event raises $300 in contributions.
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Providence
Infantry Hall
Daniel ‘Tallon
Dublin
John B
Redmond
M.P
Parnell
Charles Stewart
Hobart Enjoyed Breakfast After Restful Night
Hobart, visiting Paterson New Jersey, passed a comfortable night and woke refreshed. At 9 o'clock he took solid food and told those nearby that he enjoyed it.
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Paterson
N. J
Hobart
Burlington Extension Aimed Toward Ogden Utah
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy plans an extension to Ogden Utah linking with the Southern Pacific. It would run from Alliance Nebraska to Hartville then west toward Wyoming iron deposits and reach Ogden, placing the line between Union Pacific and Fremont Elkhorn Missouri Valley for competitive access.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Ogden
Utah
Southern Pacific
Denver
Alliance
Neb
Hartville
Cheyenne
WyYo
Burlington
Northwestern
Missouri River
George H Chickering Funeral at Trinity Church
Funeral services for George H. Chickering longtime head of the Chickering Piano Co were conducted at Trinity Church by Dr Winchester Donald The Trinity Choir expanded to eight voices and performed The King of Love My Shepherd Is Now the Laborers Work Is Oer Family employees and Handel and Haydn Society members attended Ushers included C H Eddy George G Endicott H Chase and F H B Byrne Interment followed at Milton Cemetery Chickering was the last surviving brother of the founder of the company.
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Episcopal
BE. Winchester Donald
George H. Chickering
Chickering’ Piano’ Company
Trinity Church
Trinity Quartet
King of Love
Chickerings
Handel and Haydn Society
Cecilia
Apollo Clubs
H. , Eddy
George G. Endicott
H. Chase
F. H. B. Byrne
Milton Cemetery
Chickering
Chickering Company
Senator Thurston Publishes Poem About Wife Lola Purman
The article notes Senator John M. Thurston, now famed, added to his reputation as a poet with the verse Rose Sweet Rose written for his wife Lola Purman whom he wed last Saturday. The poem portrays love and devotion with lines asking a rose about enduring affection and ends with the rose blessing the couple.
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Jove
John M. Thurston
Lola
Purman
Rose
Sweet Rose
American sailor Maxwell to stand trial in US if Canadian court lacks jurisdiction
From St John New Brunswick reports say Elmer Maxwell, sailor on the J E Van Dusen, killed Captain George Baisley off Musquash Bay. Instructed by Washington Maxwell and witnesses will be sent to the United States for trial if Canadian courts have no jurisdiction. If the vessel was beyond the three mile limit Maxwell may be sent to Portland Maine for trial where sessions of the United States Circuit Court are held.
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John
N.B
Ira
Myers
Washington
Elmer Maxwell
George Baisley
J. E. van Dusen
Musquash
Bay of Fundy
Maxwell
United States
Portland
St." John
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