Reid to Tour Turkey and Egypt After Election Honor
Whitelaw Reid United States minister and Mrs Reid depart for a two months tour of Turkey and Egypt. He aided Paris negotiations on embargo removal and will not expect legislative changes until January. Carnot honors Reid with an honorary membership acknowledgment and a Serres bust to be sent to the Bunker Hill Monument Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pants
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Reid
Turkey
Egypt
Paris
Carnot
Bunker Hill Monument Association
Marquis de Lafayette
Assassination of General Seliverskoff in Paris
Paris reports from Le Matin indicate private vengeance behind General Seliverskoff's death. Podlewski, a Russian Pole, is in custody as the suspected lover of a woman Seliverskoff wronged. Nihilists claim the general directed Russian police in France and aided recent Nihilist arrests. A 1868 murder of a servant named Muller is recalled. threats to the general continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seliverskoff
Paris
le Matin
Podlewski
France
Muller
St. Petersburg
Mendelsohn
Wodlewski
Buchanan Sues Langtry Over Openin g PlayLady Gladys
London November 20. Robert William Buchanan sues Mrs Langtry for damages after she refused to open the New York season with his play Lady Gladys. Mrs Langtry testified the heroine suited her poorly and the dog subplot and other aspects were unsuitable.
Beira Trade Decree Cuts Duty. Free Zambesi Navigation
From Lisson dated November 20, the Official Journal publishes a decree permitting unrestricted transit of goods between Beira and the British sphere in Africa with a 3 percent ad valorem duty. It also grants free navigation on the Zambesi and Shire rivers to all nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Africa
Lisson
Beira
Zambesi
Shire
Mission Steamboat Confiscated on Congo River
Despatches from the Congo State report the Baptist missions steamboat Peace stationed on the Upper Congo has been confiscated for state use on the Kassine River. The British flag was lowered, the Congo State flag raised, and the engineers and stokers forced to continue work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
London
Congo
Baptist Missions
Peace
Kassine
Queen Emma Takes Oath as Regent in Ceremony
Queen Emma was sworn in as regent at Parliament House after a palace-to-parliament procession greeted by cheering spectators. The Chamber’s president voiced national confidence, while Queen Emma pledged to fulfill the task for the people, citing the King’s example and Orange lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Tor Hacur
Parliament House
Imma
House of Orange
The Making of the Lymph Invention Claims and Koch Honor
Novice reports describe Koch lymph preparation in a sealed incubating stove with a porcelain barrier and gelatinous broth yielding secretory products free of germ spores. Emper or William awards Koch the Grand Cross. A few doctors may join Berlin experiments while Dr Edson travels to study and ship virus for a new sanatorium venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Frank Courier
Professor Koch
Nachrichten
William
Order of the Red Eagle
Dr. Koch
Washington
Department of State
Berlin
Cornet
New York
D. O. Edson
East Thirtythird Street
Edson
Dr. Edson
Cyrus Edson
Health Department
Taunton Festival Highlights Debut and Elijah Finale
Taunton Nov 20 fourth Taunton festival concert featured G D Parker’s Redemption Hymn with Miss Evangeline Houghton making a debut. Soloists included Mrs Jennie Patrick Walker and Mr Thomas Lord, as the Elij ah oratorio closed to a large audience. The hall proved cramped and a donor-funded music hall was urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Miss Houghton
D. Parker
Alves
Mr. Wilczek
Mme. Alves
Evangeline Houghton
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Jennie Patrick Walker
Kate Spary
William J. Winch
Thomas Lord
Carl Alves
Sarah B. Anderson
Er. T. Bushnell
W. J. Clemson
Winch
Fires and Damages Reported in Boston and Connecticut
Fire on Washington Street injures few on an upper floor while attic mouldings burn. loss estimated $2500 to $3000 with building damage $3800. Separate blaze at 86 Beverly Street damages $200. A boiler shop fire at J Russell & Sons causes no damage. A mail bin explosion at Rogssle’s brewery triggers alarm, no fire. In Harthorp, Deming house gutted dining room, $1000 loss due to servant carelessness. Insurance $1000 in Girard Life Insurance Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Traders’ National Bank
Luther E. Lewis
Boston Cooperative Cigar Association
Chicago Picture Frame Company
R. Klunett
Beverly Street
Royal Crown Coffee Roaster Company
J. Russell & Sons
C Street
Boston
Rogssle’s
Pynchon Street
Roxbury
Harthorp
Conn
H. A. Deming
Charter Oak Avenue
Girard Live Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Harvard Degree Appeal to Alumni Over Truncation
William F. Warren appeals Harvard alumni to influence the Board of Overseers against reducing the A. M. degree value. He argues four years of study cannot equal three and cites Harvard entrance standards versus other colleges. He urges concerted alumni action to preserve liberal education ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Boston University
New England
Harvard College
Yale
Brown
Amherst
Wesleyan
Blaine Sees Gains Despite Tariff Pressures
The St Louis Republican notes Mr Blaine is performing well amid high taxes and Republican ties tainted by New England residence. It suggests Democratic aid may topple the China style tariff seclusion and advance his cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
New England
Democratic Party
St. Louis
Messiah craze stirs Sioux bands on Red River frontier
A Pioneer Press dispatch from Pierre reports Captain Norville notes continued ghost dances among the Two Kettle, Ogallala, and Uncapapa Sioux, with cattle killings and armed readiness. Army letters from Camp Poplar River describe widespread belief in the Messiah, calls to arms, and Sitting Bull’s faction warning of a coming manifestation. At Pine Ridge and Fort Yates settlers ease fears as winter slows clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Pioneer Press
Pierre
S. D
Norville
Red River
Humph
Chicaco
Army
Miles
Camp Poplar River
Mont
Wheaton
Seavey
Sitting Bull
White Gut
Black Hills
Sitting Bulls
Woody Mountain
Ogalalas
Sssent
Ogallalas
Uncapapas
Black Bull
Little Big Horn
Minnesota
Lurtle Mountain
Custer
Gros Ventres
Fort Belknap
Standing Rock Agency
Yellow Hawk
Inkapuda
Omaha
Neb
Pine Ridge
S. 10
The
World-Herald
Brooke
Pine Ridge Agency
Burke
Fort Omaha
Jack Red Cloud
Alot
Wounded Knee
Mandan
N. D
Fort Yates
Non-Partisan W C T U Holds Second Session Changes Adopted
National Non-Partisan W C T U meeting in Pittsburg Pennsylvan ia appoints a committee on appeals and votes changes to the constitution. Mrs Phinney of Cleveland reelected president despite one dissenting vote. Miss Frances K. Ward sends warning telegram about use of the non partisan name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittspurg
Penn
Foster
Phinney
Frances EK. Wilard
Republicans outshine Democrats in House blunders says Harper's Weekly
It is remarked by some Republican papers that the Democrats in the next House will be sure, by their folly, to be of the utmost service to the Republican party. But with their ut most efforts the Democrats could not be of more service to their opponents than the Republicans have been in the present House. If it is a question of comparative blundering by mistaking public sentiment, the Republicans are easily ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
iHarper’s Weekly
Ind
A New England Letter On National Unity And Education
A Boston letter to The Post cites a Maryland resident urging cross regional leadership in selecting a Speaker, endorsing William L. Wilson of West Virginia, praising Grover Cleveland, and projecting a united, educated republic. The writer predicts diminished partisanship, civil service growth, and harmony across sections, with New England leading in educational advancement.
Cleopatra in World Stage Hype Builds Across Continents
Heavy output of Cleopatra looms. Sara Bernhardt’s Paris success spurs Mrs. Potter to revive Cleopatra in Australia and Christmas contracts are being signed for a major production here. Fanny Davenport studies the role in the West while Mrs. Lengtry’s London rehearsals flood the stage with extras, signaling Cleopatra’s revival in dramatic literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Bernhardt
Paris
Potter
Australia
Fanny Davenport
West
Lengtry
London
Princess Theatre
Cleopatra
Boston School Board Nominees Mix of Democrats and Allies
A Democratic sub committee of twenty five chose a ticket for the school committee led by Charles M. Green and George R. Swasey with James S. Murphy Dr. James A. McDonald and others. Several nominees are new while others repeat from last year. Democratic and Republican tickets diverge with overlapping public figures and local leaders across Charlestown and Boston wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Committee
Charles M. Green
James S. Murphy
George R. Swasey
William A. Dunn
Thomas W. Proctor
James A. McDonald
Simon Davis
Samuel R. Kelley
Messrs. Proctor
Davis
Kelley
Dover
N. H
Dartmouth College
Boston
Hardy
Suffolk County
T. J. Dacey
School Street
Beacon Street
Charlestown
Frank E. Dimick
John P. Hilton
Choate Burnham
Arthur Tufts
Mowry
Emily A. Fifield
Elliott
Acton
New Hampton
Common Council
City Hospital
Lyme
Jamaica Plain
East Boston
Choate Burpham
South Boston
Phillips Church
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
Arthur W. Tufts
Chauncy Hall
City Wharf
Flint
Charles H. Churchill
Photo Electric Company
Cobb Street
Ublic
Boe E. Doreey
Harrison Avenue
Edward H. Dunn
Dunn, Green & Co
South Street
Hamilton
Commonwealth Avenue
Hopewell Jr. Visits Harriman on Brief Elm Stay
John Hopewell Jr of Cambridge, vice president of the East Tennessee Land Company, travels to Harriman Tennessee for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hopewell, Jr
Cambridge
The
East Tennessee Land Company
Harriman, Tenn
Steamers Arrived in Ports on Nov 20
A整理 list of vessels arriving or sailing on November 20 at Boston New York Liverpool Southampton Bremen Bremen Hamburg and related routes. Vessels include Ottoman Lamp Lam Veendam Fulda Circassian Scythia HohenzollernSaale Augusta Victoria Belgic Lake Winnipeg Cufic Slavonia Grecian and Maine with routes from Liverpool Boston Baltimore Rotterdam Hamburg New York and Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ottoman
Liverpool
Loston
G. W. Jones
Progress
Charleston
New York
Veendam
Rotterdam
Fulda
Bremen
Lam
Portland
Halifax
Queenstown
Germanic
Seilly Islands
Augusta Victoria
Hamburg
Hong Kong
Belgic
San Francisco
Lake Winnipeg
Montrea
Gravesend
Baltimore
The
Tower Hill
Prawle Point
Montreal
Egyptian Excavations Planned At Heracleopolis Site
A letter dated November 10 reports M Navville with Count d Hulst will lead excavations in lower Egypt and the Fayum at the mounds of Ahnas el Medineh. The Egypt Exploration Fund holds the concession, aiming to map photograph and copy key sites in Minieh for a comprehensive antiquities survey across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Winslow
Amelia B. Edwards
M. Navville
d’Hulst
Lower Egypt
Fayim
Ahnas-el-Medineh
Heracleopolis
Egypt Exploration Fund
Egypt
Messrs
George Frazar
Percy Newberry
Minieh
Woburn Mayoral Nominations Split Between Parties
Woburn held both party conventions with Kenney as mayoral nominee for the Republicans after voting 23 to 17 and 13 to 10 on informal ballots. Democrats also backed W C Kenney, and names for school committee and other candidacies were chosen or filed for local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
William
Kenney
Charles A. Burdett
Burdett Business College of Boston
FE. Maria Bean
Richard H. Chamberlain
Boston
W. C. Kenney
Vanie B. Dow
H. B. Dow
Edwin B. Blanchard
Morrill & Co
Frank F. Dodge
John P. Crane & Co
George I . Bean
Citizens
I. George Beges
Charles W. Bryant
Obituary Rear Admiral Glisson dies in Philadelphia
Rear Admiral Oliver O. Glisson U S N retired died at his Philadelphia home yesterday morning. Born in Ohio in 1809 he was appointed midshipman from Indiana in 1826 and served until 1871. He commanded the Mt Vernon in 1862 on the North Atlantic blockading squadron and helped save the transport Mississippi with General Butler and 1500 men aboard when it faced danger near Frying Pan shoals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glisson
Oliver
U.S.N
Philadelphia
Ohio
Indiana
Mt. Vernon
North Atlantic
Mississippi
General Butler
New Orleans
Deaths of General Mather and Thomas Robinson
General Thomas S. Mather died yesterday at Springfield of heart failure. He served as adjutant-general of Illinois in the war and signed Grant’s first commission. Also reported is the death of Thomas Robinson, a foreman at Marblehead water works, age thirty-one, of Providence, Rhode Island, known across the West and South for extensive travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas S. Mather
Springfield
Illinois
Grant
Thomas Robinson
Marblehead
Mortgagee's Sale Auction in Boston for Haskins Jewett Mortgage
Samuel Hatch & Co. auctioneers announce a mortgagee's sale by executor Robert Codman in Boston. On December 13, 1890 at noon, two parcels on Beach Utica streets with buildings and the Utica Place lots will be sold for two thousand dollars cash. The owner is Charles A. Prince, with details from the 1883 mortgage recorded in Suffolk Deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G. Haskins
Rebecca G. Jewett
Suffolk
Beach and
Utica Streets
Boston
Beach Street
Utica Street
C. B. Pierce
Utica Place
South Cove Corporation
Nuffolk Registry of Deeds
Uuica Place
Libro
Tolio
Charles A. Prince
Robert Codman
Peter B. Brigham
Foreclosure Sale of Boston Heating Company Property in Boston
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage on the Boston Heating Company premises in Boston. The sale on November 29, 1590, at noon covers 33 500 square feet with wharf rights, buildings, boilers, machinery, and all related property, with $2500 down payment by the purchaser. American Loan & Trust Company trustee, Higves Dickinson & Howe solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Heating Company
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
American Loan & Trust Company, & Corporation
Commonwealth
Suffolk
City of
Boston
Broad Street
Atlantic Avenue
Forthill Wharf
Commissioner’s
John L. Batchelder
Elisha Thayer
Libro
Loston Heating Company
American Loan & Trust Company
Higves, Dickinson & Howe
Vast Array of Stocks Auctioned By Executors in 1890s Notice
An auction notice lists numerous shares and bonds to be sold by order of executors and trustees. Items include Dunkin Mining Co, San Juguel Gold Placers Co, various banks, railroad and gas light companies, and municipal utilities. Sale details reference dates, locations, and fractional shares across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkin Mining Co
Busell Trimmer Co
Hares First Nat. Be. of
Wilmington, N.C
Auction Catalog of Stocks and Bonds Offered by Francis Henshaw Co
On Saturday November 22 1890 at noon the auctioneers list collateral holdings from Dexter Woollen Mills Nat Bank Union Bank and many other issuers including City of Cincinnati City of New Fallennorths Newport & Richford RR Boston Athletic Assn Rutland RR 6s 1898 and numerous railroad and manufacturing stocks with quantities ranging from single shares to hundreds and dozens of bonds from firms such as Merrimack Manufacturing Co American Insurance Co and Amoskeag Mfg Co with a long catalog of items offered for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miso
New Hampshire Trust Co
Manchester
N. HL
Hares San Juguel Gold Placers Co
Alsohares
Worcester Gas Light Co
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth RR
Rollstone Nat. Bk
Fitchburg
Vermont & Mass
McKay Metallic
Lawrence Gas Light Co
Northern RR
N. H
Jamasca Plain Gas
Eastman F. Car Heater Co
Neptune Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Nat. Tube Works
Ft. Payne Coal & Iron Co
Manchester Mills
Chelsea Gaslight Co
Consol. RR. of Vt
Ist m
District of Columbia
Boston & Albany RR
Dexter Woollen Mills
N. Bank
Union Bank
Jenin N. Bank
Ado N. Webster Bank
Blackstone N. Bank
Dedham N. Bank
N. Bank of Republic
Merrimack Man
Do Franklin Co
Lewiston
St. Louis Deey & Lake Champlain RR
Eastern RR
Koston & Pins RR. Co
Do Conn. River RR. Co
American Ins. Co
Do Boston Tow Boat Co
Brookine Gi Oe Co
City of Cincinnati
City of New Fallennorths
Newport& Richford RR
Boston Athletic Assn
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Great Britain
A. Lom de Bal, ¥. Gavotte
Mozart
Sarasate
New Washington Street
William F. Warren
Christian Sisters
Post
Sam
Maryland
Old Bay
Republic
House of Representatives
Mills
North
Congress
William L. Wilson
West Virginia
Wilson
Columbia University
Grover Cleveland
Senate
New Hampshire
Providence
Cleveland
Republican Party
Massachusetts
School Board
Murphy
Dunn
Dr. McDonald
Miss Edwards
Dr. Winslow
van Hovuvren
van Houten
Woburrn
Samuel Hatch & Co
Congress Street
Snow & CO
Gruiten St
Almeria
Concord
California
Chenango
E Exchange PL
Boston Stock Exchange
Me) Water Co
Boston Water Power Co
Fort Payne Investment Co
National Car Co
Wilmington & Balt, RR
Washington Nat. Bank
National Webster Bank
Boston Mfe. Co
Old Colony
Conn. & Pass. R. RR
Chie
Junction Ry
Union Stock Yards Co. of
Chicawo
Nfd
Junction Ry. & Union Stock Yards Co
Chicago
Boston & Lowell RR
Racine
Wis
Cean
China
Ins. Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Corner Exchange Place
Boston Stock Hachange
Aia
E. & T. Fairbanks Co
Lowell Breachery
Amoskeag Mfg
Atlantic Nat. Bank
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company
Hamilton Mfg
Boston Towboat Co
Eliot Ins. Co
Lowell
Stockstone Nat. Bank
Columbian Nat. Bank
Nashua
Resex
Wakefield Rattan Co
Harris Palatial Car Co
Saulate
Newmarket Mfg
Kansas City
Scott & Gulf RR
Boston Cooperative Building Co
New England Mortgage Security Co
Firemen’s Fire Lus
Eliot Lus
Isas City & Southwestern RR
C. F. Libbie & CO
Hayward Place
Henry J. Steere, Esq
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
Faneuil Hall Market
Florida
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