Conservatives Meet at Oxford In Annual Union Gathering
London reports the National Union of Conservatives opened at Oxford with about one thousand delegates from England Wales Scotland and Ireland. An address to the Queen’s jubilee was adopted and votes backed fair trade and church reform. A letter from John Bright discussed Irish bills and rebel leaders while Gladstone’s stance drew mixed reactions.
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National Union of Conservatives
Oxford
Ashmead Bartlett
England
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Scotland
Ireland
Bright
Mr. Gladstone
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Great Britain
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Parnell
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Constable Whelehan
Patrick Ford
William Vernon Harcourt
Morecambe
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Colonel Dopping
Gweedore
Dopping
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Dunn
National League
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Timothy Healy
Gaelic Athletic Association
Fitzgerald
Davitt
Seanlan
Thurles
Archbishop Croke
Dublin Gazette
Kerry
Clare
Cork
Galway
Wexford
M.P
Nipmuck Reservation Lands Sold In Webster Massachusetts
In Worcester on November 22 a Probate Court decree led to the sale of twenty six acres and fifty eight rods of Nipmuck Indian land in Webster. The plot, last of its kind in the region, carries a history from early missions to 18th century sales and a preserved Indian pew in the old Dudley Church. The land averaged 25 dollars per acre across five lots, with a burial ground and an eighteen foot right of way included.
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Worcester
Adin Thayer
Webster
Eliot
Philip
Nipmuck
Blackstone River
Willian Stoughton
Joseph Dudley
James
Stoughton
Dudley
Levi Davis
Charlton
F. M. Morrison
Indians
Woodstock
Thompson, Conn
Worcester County
Oxford South Gore
Gore
Oxford
Dudley Church
Steel Works Dispute Settled. Mills to Start Tomorrow
Worcester November 22 The steel works dispute is settled as managers concede the men’s demand on light rails while workers accept the managers’ price scale on other tasks. Mills will begin operations tomorrow.
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Worcester
Mariner Ship Movements and Departures Worldwide
Shipping notices list vessels arriving at Antwerp Amsterdam Havre and Bremen with origins from New York Galveston New Orleans Charleston Baltimore and Kingston along with departures from Glasgow Jamaica Liverpool and London. Many ships meet near Scilly Lizard and off the Lizard with dates ranging from Nov 13 to Nov 26.
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Hermann
New York
Camden
Galveston
Amsterdam
Zaandam
Brow Head
Navy
Beechville
Willmington
Liverpool
Bremen
Maritana
Etna
New Orleans
Bothal
Charleston
Havre
Greystoke
Ganges
Tiverpool
Regina
West Point
Vanessa
Lizard
Weser
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Lbremen
Scilly
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Circnesia
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Jamaica
Nevada
Pennland
Arecuna
Demerara
Jermann
Boston
Stockholm City
London
Santago
Unit
Bratten
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Benholm
Marbella
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Rio Marina
Kinsale
Nessmore
Norman
Amaryllis
Sava
Stetlin
Gothia
New Ae
Naples
Alexandria
Savannah
Hartlepool
Ialeyon
Snez
Strathleven
China
Newark
Japan
Kingston
Alvo
7 Special Overcoat Sale Announcement
The store announces a special sale to clear a large stock of imported fabric suits and elegant overcoats. A long remodeling delay has left an enormous inventory with new shipments arriving daily from the factory.
Sale Offered on 600 Overcoats in Various Styles
A consolidated lot of 600 overcoats offered today to closing, in sizes 34 to 42. Materials include Black and Blue Smooth Beaver Black and Blue Small Knot Chinchilla Blue and Brown Kersey Cassimeres Oxford Brown and Gray shades. New, well made and trimmed, all perfect in fit and price not stated.
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Kersey
Oxford
Overcoats On Sale In Various Sizes
Ten dollars and attention drawn to All Wool Chinchilla Overcoat with wool lining plus Blue Elysian Overcoat in blue and brown Kersey model. Sizes 35 to 44 offered at an attractive price.
Elegant Overcoats Offered In Varied Beavers And Kerseys
A bustling list advertises five shades of fine Kersey Overcoats and assorted beaver materials including Blue Germania Beaver Chinchilla Beaver and Elysian Beaver in Black Blue Brown Oxford and more. Garments are tailor made and promise perfect fit for a price of fifteen dollars.
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Kersey
Thanksgiving Week Bargains at Ready Made Store
Tonight open till 9 p m and Thursday morning for limited delivery as Thanksgiving sales begin. Prices below general market with a focus on bargains including black cheviot suits at nine dollars a suit. Campaign urges customers to complete winter outfits for men or boys at the store.
G W Simmons & Co Thanksgiving Sporting Goods Sale
In the Custom Department many orders are registered on Thanksgiving morning. The Sporting Goods Department runs a Thanksgiving week sale of football goods including rugby balls reduced to 3.50 dollars along with jerseys and balls.
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N.B
Barrett and Booth plan theatre venture in New York
Barrett announced plans to tour England with Booth and to build a metropolitan theatre in New York within two years. He said the project would not be limited to legitimate drama and would feature pure, meritorious works once established.
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Pirrisune
Penn
Lawrence Barrett
England
Booth
New York
Barrett
Metropolitan Theatre
Dartmouth Medical College Grads Conferred M D Degrees
The Dartmouth Medical College held graduation exercises with prayer by President Barnlett and addresses by W S Leonard M D. Degrees of M D were conferred on twenty six graduates including W H Briggs Maine R F Burleigh D V S New Hampshire J L Burnham New Hampshire C M Coolidge Maine J L Curtis Maine L H Fuller New York A J Gallison Massachusetts J P Haynes Texas W W Hurd Maine H Lamson New Hampshire C L Mandeville New Jersey B F Marshall Maine G F Melitont New Hampshire A Millett Maine G L Morgenthan Illinois F H Howe New Hampshire J Mullen Jr New Hampshire J J Parnell Massachusetts G W Rawson New Hampshire A S Sawyer Maine J B Sayles Massachusetts H H Stackpole New Hampshire K R Tuttle Massachusetts G W Upton New Brunswick W C Warner New York G E Whitten New Hampshire.
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New Hampshire
J. L. Burnham
C. M. Coolidge
Maine
J. L. Curtis
L. H. Fuller
New York
A. J. Gallison
Massachusetts
J. P. Haynes
Texas
Ww. W. Hurd
H . Lamson
C. L., Mandeville
New Jersey
B. F
Dr Fulton at Biddeford Ex-Romanism Lecture Calm
In Emperorp Maine on November 22Rev Justin D Fulton resumed his anti Romanism lectures. The crowd failed to gather at the hall with few observers outside. Fulton spoke on Ex Romeo Romanism Good Enough for Romanists. He was escorted to his boarding place by two sheriffs without incident.
Cabinet maker arrested in death of stepson
Cyricaco November 22 August Hatzka a cabinet maker was arrested for beating his eleven year old stepson to death at their home 422 North Lincoln Street. The boy returned home after being away despite orders from Hatzka who used a leather strap with a buckle to whip him until his moans ceased. He was later found dead in bed with contusions and abrasions.
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Hatzka
Lincoln Street
Governor appoints committee to seek arbitration guidance
Harrispure Pennsylvaniya November 22 Governor Beaver names Oshua L Bailey ex Governor Robert E Pattison David Scully Colonel Charles Banes and John Wanamaker to wait on President Cleveland and urge inclusion of arbitration for international disputes in his next message to Congress The group was formed under a Philadelphia peace conference resolution Mrs Hannah McKenna of Pawtucket was killed by the cars yesterday.
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Penn
Beaver
Oshua L. Bailey
Robert E. Pa&ttison
David Scully
Charles Banes
John Wanamaker
Cleveland
Congress
Philadelphia
Czar and Bismarck Hold Friendly Talks in Berlin
The North German Gazette reports a cordial Berlin interview where the Czar criticized German Bulgaria policy and Bismarck outlined Germany’s complaints. The Czar, warned of forged letters, promised to review questions on return to St. Petersburg.
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Germany
Bismarck
Prince Bismarck
St. Petersburg
Brrum
Bulgaria
Russia
Wirballen
Berlin
Resignation Likely as French President Faces Crisis
Paris November 22 A meeting between M Brisson and President Grév y ended with Brisson declaring the presidency crisis beyond remedy The president asked why Brisson remained silent noting the reason was plainly evident Brisson reminded Grévy that an independent meeting had occurred on Sunday
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Paris
M. Brisson
Grévy
M. Grévy
Prince Henry to Stay at San Remo Winter with Father
Prince Henry the crown prince’s son will remain in San Remo all winter with his father as the weather stays variable. Dr Franck of Cannes dined with the prince and found him in good spirits and with a hearty appetite. The Tageblatt notes Virchow found few cancerous cells in discharge from the prince’s larynx.
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San Remo
Franck
Cannes
The
Tageblatt
Virchow
Crofters and New Laws Dominate London Dispatches
London reports arrest of Socialist leader Mr Burns and MP Mr Graham for Trafalgar Square disturbances. Liberal Radical Union urges no more Trafalgar meetings pending decision. Lewis crofters campaign to exterminate deer in Isle of Lewis forests citing famine. Ex-Empress Eugénie critically ill in Amsterdam.
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von Wender
Alexander Regiment
Berliner Nachrichten
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Pesra
Catholic Assembly of
Hungary
Italy
Carcurra
Narbah
Paris
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Suez Canal
Panama Canal
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Joan of Arc
McNeil the defaulter seen near Canadian border
A Clin ton resident recounts meeting ex-bank president McNeil in a small place beyond the Canadian line. He had previously pretended to move for medical reasons and claimed poverty while trying to bring cattle into the U S without paying duty. The customs officer refused and McNeil then had the cattle driven back and sold at a loss.
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McNeil
Canada
Lumber Mills Sold in Biddeford and Saco Buyout
G. A. Crosman and Company of Lynn acquire the Biddeford and Saco lumber mills formerly owned by E. B. Hamlin and Company, expanding their timber operations in Maine.
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Lynn
Biddeford
Saco
E. 8. Hamlin & Co
Designer Webb Marries Dr May’s Daughter in Washington
In St Pauls Church Washington on November 22 Miss Alice May daughter of Dr J F May wed designer J Beaver Webb famed for the yachts Jenesta and Galatea. A quiet crowd of 30 to 40 mingled at the ceremony with Rev Alfred Harding officiating. The couple will reside in New York this winter as Webb represents several transatlantic manufacturing firms.
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Sprcr
Alice
May
St. Paul’s Church
J. Beaver Webb
Whitney Admiral
Rodgers
Endiccott
Archibald Forbes
John Clew
Miss Stoughton
Yuleo
Count Sula
Miss Berry
William May
Carrie May Wright
Randol
Adelaide
Julia May
Miss May
J. F. May
Fred
Noice
Reginald Franklyn
Alfred Harding
Randolph
Hawkins the alleged dynamiter arrested in London
Michael Hawkins of 1939 North Second Street was arrested in London yesterday. His wife says he went there three months ago on private business and expected to stay five months. Neighbors call him industrious and peaceable despite his alleged involvement in violent acts. Mary Bassett, daughter of Frederick Bassett of North Haven Conn, was struck by a train yesterday and killed instantly.
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Paitapatpata
Navy
Michael Hawkins
London
North Second Street
Mary Bassett
Frederick Bassett
North Haven
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