Extension of Lake Nyanza and Emin Pasha Relief
London and Zanzibar dispatches detail Henry M. Stanley’s arrival at Mpwapwa and a southwest extension of Victoria Nyanza. Expedition includes 750 men, 290 Emin followers, 60 children, with four days of fighting near Usukuma and near-forty miles from Tanganyika. Stanley notes cannibal prejudice against Emin’s people and a planned route via Semba and Mwene for food.
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London
Mackinnon
Emin Pasha Relief Committee
Henry M. Stanley
Mpwapwa
Zanzibar
Stanley
Lake Nyanza
Foreign Office
Victoria Nyanza
Albert Nyanza
Hoffman
Emin
Grault and
Schinze
Kemba
Mwemi
Victoria
Usukama
Bagamoyo
Vakiel
Usukuma
Tam
Semba
Mwene
Times Case Debate on Parnell Commission Continues
Sir Henry James argued before the Parnell Commission that moonlighters acted like burglars not police and that league leaders funded outrages. He cited the Brett murder and Davitt's monument honoring the killers as evidence of a harmful example. Justice Hannen noted incomplete testimony from Parnellite witnesses as the court adjourned.
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London
The
Times
Sir Henry James
Parnell Commission
Ireland
League
Sir Henry
Brett
Allen
Gould
Larkin
Manchester
Davitt
Webster
Charles Russell
Parnell
Parnellite
Hannen
Charles
the Times
Justice Hannen
William Redmond
Arrival of Official Papers The Flag of the New Republic
Dr Valente Brazilian minister tells State Department peace and public support for the new government in Brazil. Mendonhea as envoy to US. Lafayette declines renewal. Later items note forgeries, hydrophobia deaths, reforms, rail, gas, and other varied events.
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Washington
Valente
Brazil
State Department
United States
Congress
Senhor Mendonea
Senhor Lafayette
Liberal Party
Cop
French Finance Plan Rejects Government Monopoly Move
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies rejected M. Leydet’s motion to permit free manufacture of matches while withdrawing the concession and creating a direct government monopoly by a vote of 312 to 236. The defeat is seen as a setback for the ministry and a sign of political instability.
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Malijetoa
King of
Samoa
Stanley
Henry James
Parnell Commission
Parnellites
Finance
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Leydet
M. Ouvier
Malietoa Reinstated as Samoa King Amid Rejoicing
Despatches from Samoa via Sydney report Malietoa restored on the 9th with proclamations by British German and American agents recognizing him as king. Fears of famine in Samoa are ended and celebrations follow the reinstatement.
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London
Samoa
Sydney
N.S. W
Malietoa
Teacher accused of questioned pupil on confession at Briscoe Grammer
BeVERLY, Nov. 21. Miss Davis a Briscoe Grammar School teacher is accused of asking a Catholic pupil what to do at confession questioning why the priest drank all the wine and similar queries. Parents threaten a school committee hearing amid town excitement.
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Beverly
Davis
Briscoe Grammar School
England's Marine Delegates Withdraw Over Load Line
At the International Marine Conference the load line debate failed as the English proposal for a universal Plimsoll line was defeated by a large majority. Three English delegates withdrew from the conference and planned to sail to New York to return home, signaling a breakdown in talks over maritime restraint.
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W. S. Rosecrans
Register of the Treasury
B. K. Bruce
Recorder Trotter
New York
Brazil
New Republic
Newton
Plymouth Church
Washington
Sprciau
International Marine Conference
Plimsoll
England
United States
Engand
Governor Hill Commutes Giblin to Life Imprisonment
New York Governor Hill commutes the sentence of Charles Giblin, changing the punishment to life imprisonment. The action reflects a clemency decision impacting a capital case linked to prior judicial outcomes.
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Governor Hill
New York
Charles Giblin
Yale Faces Harvard Exit Rumors and Meeting Planned
Yale captains say a mass meeting will be held in a few days to discuss Harvard’s withdrawal from the league and Yale’s position. Princeton notes Harvard’s exit. Cowan cites Princeton’s prior unfair treatment as reason a fair umpire decision is hard. Dartmouth lists lineups for the Williams game with Norton through Odlin as starters and substitutes listed.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Gill
Princeton
N. J
Cambridge
Cowan
Norton
Folsom
Abbott
Fassett
Little
Segar
Smith
Lakeman
Ide
Humphreys
Odlin
Perkins
Weeks
Doring
Tyler
Allen
Squadron Arrives Off Harbor After Boston Cruisers Pass
The squadron of evolution reached off here at 8:30 a.m. and took aboard Captain Gibbs of the Lighthouse Commission and the Post correspondent aboard the Verben a. The Chicago Boston Yorktown and Atlanta passed in for Boston at 4:20 p.m. and a rendezvous in thick weather led the squadron to anchor in harbor at 8:30 p.m. Winds shifted to the east with rain.
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Gibbs
United States Lighthouse Commission
Verbena
Boston
Chicago
Hicutano
United States
Navy orders list serial fleet moves and assignments
Naval orders show multiple officers reassigned or tasked with new duties. Key transfers include F A Wilson to the San Francisco board of inspection, Lieu Flynn to supervise electric light installations in Philadelphia, Ensign Morgan to Norfolk, and Lt Peacock from Saratoga to Portsmouth NH. Additional motions place A Green on waiting orders at Mare Island and others shifting between Saratoga, Boston, Norfolk and related facilities.
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Washington
J—Naval
F. A. Wilson
Board of Inspection
San Francisco
Lucien Flynn
Norfolk Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Stokely Morgan
Petre
Norfolk
David Peacock
Saratoga
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
N. H
Richard M. Hughes
B. O. Scott
New Hampshire
Nautical Schoolship
Willis L. Field
Bureau of Equipment
Charleston
A Green
Mare Island Navy Yard
F. M. Bostwick
Sean
Novel trip around the world ends in sight in St Paul
Walter A. Bain Percy Lake and James Lake of Geelong Australia arrived in St Paul at 5 30 PM on their world tour from Melbourne. They face an eight month bet with travel allowed by any means after reaching New York. They must cross North America on foot. The travelers expect to complete the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Walter A. Bain
Percy Lake
James Lake
Geelong
Victoria
Australia
St. Paul
Melbourne
New York
North America
Italians in Milton Shootings Threaten Local Man
Yesterday afternoon three Italians were seen near Edward Cunningham on Pleasant Street Milton. Cunningham was shot in the abdomen after his dog was attacked and a gunfight ensued. Milton officers with city officers arrested Luke Church and Joseph Wall on suspicion, denying they were out of the city. They were locked up overnight for lack of full evidence. Church says he was at work, Wall at Blackstone Street. previous shooting charges in the same neighborhood weighed against them.
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Worcester
Henry Martin
Henry I. Hudson
George A. Mix
John R. Williams
Marblehead
Williams
William A. Bell
Illinois Farmers’ Alliance
United States
Providence
Pilgrim
Old Colony
William Bogd
Frank Burger
Catasaqua
Penn
Abram Suydam
New York
Tommy White
Tommy Morgan
Hammond
Ind
White
Charles Stewart Parnell
Anna Carlslake
Trenton
N.J
Chili
Santiago
Ivory Earl
Hollis
Thomas F. Kelley
Lewiston
Grand Trunk Railway
Gorham
N. H
Sixth Avenue
Cleveland
Puinapetputa
National League of Professional Baseball Clubs
Brotherhood
League
Nog
National League
A. G. Spalding
John B. Day
John S. Rogers
Curcaco
Fred Pfeffer
Spalding
Boston
Chicago
Milton
Edward Cunningham
Pleasant Street
O’leary
Johnson
Tryder
Luke Church
Prince Street
Joseph Wall
North Bennet Avenue
Church
Wulf
Blackstone Street
Ulster Overcoats Prove Comfort and Longevity
A customer praised our Ulster coats as chock full of comfort. We offer Ulsters priced from 10 to 28 dollars, emphasizing warmth and long life. R. T. Army & Co. at 622 Washington street promotes the line.
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R. T. Army & Co
Washington Street
Conflicting Testimony Emerges in Cronin Case in Hoboken
In Cronin case Cronin witnesses clash over a white horse and its connection to Dr. Cronin. Pat Dinan testifies the white horse is his. Beidendender from Hoboken disputes it and notes a gravy horse seen near the museum. Microscope experts say blood and hair from humans and animals are indistinguishable. Adjourned to 10 tomorrow.
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Curiaco
Pat Dinan
Cronin
Louis Beidendender
Hoboken
Nos
Ingham
Marshall Ewell
H. M. Moyer
Lester-Curtis
Illinois Microscope Society
Ewell and Moyer
Foster
Three Great Issues Declared by Jacksonian Legion
The Jacksonian Legion of Raiway New Jersey elected ex president Grover Cleveland as an honorary member. A message from Cleveland read in New York expresses appreciation for the club’s tariff reform equal taxation and ballot reform aims and pledges continued zeal by New Jersey’s democracy.
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Raiway
N.J
Jacksonian Legion
Cleveland
New York
John J. Healy
New Jersey
Grover Cleveland
Navy Yard Tools Budget Boost Across Two Ports
The annual report of Commodore Theodore D. Wilson urges immediate outfitting of the Boston navy yard with modern tools for steel shipbuilding and requests 150000 dollars. A parallel recommendation seeks 150000 dollars for the Portsmouth New Hampshire yard to similarly upgrade equipment for warship construction.
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Washington
Theodore D. Wilson
Naval Bureau of Construction and Repair
Navy Yard
Boston
Mass
Portsmouth
N.hs
Eee
Late Ship News Arrivals and Departures in New York
Arrived ships include George Skelfield Calentia General McClellan Buenos Ayres and others from Montevideo to Lima. Departures list Steimers Veendam Gellert Denmark Valencia Dorian Soldier Prince and more bound for Rotterdam Hamburg London Laguayra Morant Bay Nassau and other ports.
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New York
George Skelfield
Calentia
General McClellan
Buenos Ayres
Argo
Calcutta
Timandra
Highlander
Bristol
Barks Kelvin
Penangavana
Havana
Harry Stewart
Salem
Shipping arrivals and departures noted in transatlantic listings
The column records ships and routes dated November 21 from Boston New York and Liverpool plus several ports. Vessels include Wisconsin La Flindre Adriatic Bohemia Hammonia and Istrian with outbound and inbound movements between Liverpool New York London Hamburg Antwerp Boston Charlottetown and Philadelphia among others.
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British Empire
Boston
London
Portland Lill
Buffalo
New York
Huil
Eng
Brow Head
Dominion
Montreal
Liverpool
Biela
New_York
Scilly Islands
Victoria
Hawwburg
Aller
Bremen
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Macallar
Hood
Leonard & CO
Rreal Estate
W. H. Fanning
Daubigny
Millet
Rousseau
Troyon
Mauve
Israels
Diaz
Gurney
Franklin St
Franklin Street
Corner of
Derby & Kilmer
Lowell Depot
Causeway St
Sheppard Homan
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York
D. H. Buckley
Devonshire Street
NATO
Life Ins. CO
J. T. Phelps
Dev
Fuler’s
Springfield
Atlantic
Nar-ragansett
Hasport
Csesecseesss
Cotton Region Bulletin
Stat
Wilmington
Augusta
Bavannah
Atlanta
Orleans
Galveston
Vicksburg
Little Roc Seersane
Rayn Boston
Clear It
Clearena
Mont
Jacksonville
Fla
Kansas City
Sorquette
Mieh
New Orleans
Kain
G. W. Simmons & CO
North Street
Oak Hall
Horsford
Watertown
Ag’ Louis Beidendender
Dr. Cronin
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Lawrence Bank
Pittsburg
Carnegie & Co
Pan-American Congress
United States of Brazil
Sisterhood of American Republics
Brotherhood Association
Jacksonian Legion of
Football Association
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Provincetown
Champlin
Chelsea
Salem Board of ‘Trade
Amelia Edwards
Egypt
America
Common Council
Young's Hotel
Eddy
Dorchester Republicans
School Board
Free Hospital For Women
Robert Treat Paine
Quincy House
Wolfeboro
Pilgrims
United States Hotel
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Charles River
Boston Press Rifle Association
Age
W. P. Wilson
Associated Charities
Tremont Temple
Hart
Philips Brooks
Ceners
Aseo
Henderson
Rio de Janeiro
Dom Pedro
Coruba
Maracuya
Ouro Preto
Imperial
Rio
Newport News
Lisbon
St. Vincent
England's Marine
Harbor
Navy Gazette
Boston’s Navy Yard
Kansas
Flamborough
Port Antonio
Coila
Charlottetown
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