Peaceful Reign of the Patriotic Ruler Sketch
London dispatch reports King Alfonso of Spain possibly dead as Madrid stocks slip. Affected by catarrhal fever, indigestion, and cholera-era strains, he has refused habitat shifts and continued duties. Eight physicians treat him at El Pardo as Washington cites a violent respiratory illness.
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Sketch of Alfonso XII and Spain's throne saga
A historical outline covers Isabella II and her era, the 1868 revolts, and Alfonso XII rising after Franco-Bonaparte era turmoil. It notes his birth in 1857, schooling in Woolwich, multiple king choices, and his two marriages to Mercedes and Archduchess Marie Christina. It mentions Carlist wars, regency, and the fragile prospect of succession amid factions.
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Insurance Associations Failing to Deposit Emergency Funds
Insurance Commissioner Tarbox lists associations not depositing the emergency fund with the State treasurer under chapter 183 of the 1885 Acts, rendering them unqualified to transact life and casualty insurance on the assessment plan. Names include Accident Indemnity Company of Newton and Fraternal Aid Association of Worcester.
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Boston investors clash over New England bond sale scandal
In Washington and Boston, Cyrus W. Field and Russell Sage defend their bid for New England railroad bonds against Massachusetts officials. Field and Sage accuse the governor and council of favoritism while Higginson and a New York financier cast doubt on state actions. Directors meet, but no action on the bond sale is taken.
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Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association Meeting
The Parker House hosted a meeting where Thatcher Magoun William Stevens E Wardwell and M P Clough were elected members. Letters on game law violations were read and prosecutions discussed along with routine business matters.
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Indications for New England Weather Update
Indications show local rains or light snows followed by fair weather. Northeasterly winds bring slightly colder air to the southern portion, with nearly stationary temperatures in the northern portion.
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Boston Weather Summary of November 14 1885
The report from Conselves Office Sienat Service Boston lists daily readings for barometer thermometers dew point humidity and wind velocity. It notes cloudy and light rain conditions with mean daily barometer around 29.82 inches and mean daily temperatures near 41 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Unproven claim on White House contents cleaned with Pearline
A remark asserts that the White House and its contents would be unproven if cleaned with Pyle's Pearline, suggesting a critique of a cleaning method or its effectiveness without substantiation.
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Brockton Strike Drags On With Slow Moves Toward Settlement
In Brockton Massachusetts the strike stalls midway into the second week with no clear path to settlement. Manufacturers fear extended lockouts could ruin small firms while unions vow to press demands. Reports refute claims of credit refusals and note calm, orderly protests, as talks remain deadlocked and runups to December loom.
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Strikers at Concord Stand Firm in Laster Strike
Coxncorp New Hampshire November 20. The strike at the shoe factory continues as lasters refuse any terms but reinstatement at their price list rates. Porter refuses to bargain with the men as a group, prefers individual contracts, and ordered removal of head blocks. New workers sit at lasters benches as Porter expects to fill vacancies soon.
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Eastern nail manufacturers fund Western strike, claims made
Report from PrivTsRunrG Pennsylvania dated November 26 asserts Eastern nail makers are supplying funds to Western striking nails workers to sustain the action. It says Eastern nailers also make weekly payments and that Western strikers feel encouraged by the outlook. An advertisement for G O Taylors bourbon and pure rye whiskies follows.
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Final Confusion as Stranger Eases from Meeting Scene
A stranger disrupts a church member recruitment by shouting I who have I been talking to and bids the group good night. He departs before the ambushed drivers grasp his identity, while the crowd contemplates tomorrow’s paper accounts.
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Damage to a Steamship Rio Grande and New England Fires
The steamer Rio Grande from Galveston arrived at Key West with fire in the forward compartment and is discharging cargo. Lower hold flooded. fire under control. Boston fire alarms report a tenement blaze at 23 Oneida street and a misrung alarm from Old Colony railroad box. Also a fire at 354 Hanover street causing about 25 dollars in damage. Mrs Mary Conway's Brockton house damaged about 500 dollars. Sunnyside Winthrop house owned by Charles E Stevenson burned. Conway Arkansas losses include Ledger Democrat printing office at 25,000 dollars.
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Sir John Travels to England to Settle Fisheries and Trade
Montreal dispatch reports Sir John Macdonald left for England to arrange fishery matters between the United States and Canada and to secure broad reciprocal trade ties with the Union. French sentiment over Riel’s execution remains intense, aided by Northwest reports of mixed-breed destitution. More trouble is anticipated in spring with potential imperial troop movements from Halifax to Winnipeg.
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Chelsea Citizens' convention nominates mayor candidate
The Chelsea Citizens' convention elected Franklin O. Barnes chairman and Jeane W. Hanson secretary. An informal ballot named Hon. Knowles Freeman as mayor candidate. Aldermanic nominees were adopted for wards 1 through 4, with authority given to fill vacancies. Mystic Lodge entertained at Pythian Hall and a K of P event featured. The Ladies' Aid Association bought cemetery land for 2250. Republican caucuses set for next Monday. Citizens' caucuses Friday.
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City Board Authorizes 6000 Ponds for Damages
The board of aldermen last evening authorized issuing bonds for 6000 dollars to run twenty years to cover land damages from the Saugus river waters. Transfers were made from interest to various departments including fire, schools, police and salaries. A Ward 4 voting place near Music Hall straddles Ward 5, shifting ballot box location. Thanksgiving dinners will be given to widows by Post 5 Grand Army and Providence Lodge Od Fellows. A mass meeting on Friday will discuss mayoral nominating candidates at Hon James N Buffum’s Oxford street store. The Workingmen’s city committee will meet tonight to set caucus dates for nominating a mayoral candidate.
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Director Neuendorff to relinquish Bijou lease
Director Adolf Neuendorff ends his season at the Bijou Theatre this Saturday night and will sever ties with the theatre this week. A testimonial performance is set for Monday evening with a fine bill promised. Bijou Theatre Company president T N Hast Ives says he knows little beyond Neuendorff’s notice to quit and hints at possible legal controversy without specifics.
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Printers Union Win Over Journal Restrictive Card
In Providence on November 24 the Typographical Union’s bid to withdraw a long standing restriction barring Journal printers from union membership won unanimous support from arbitrators Judge Carpenter Lucien Sharpe Arnold B Chase John P Horan and John A McKay. The Knights of Labor had already withdrawn their boycott before arbitration. The Journal remains non union and reverses a 25 cent monthly pay dispute dating back twelve years as the local union reorganizes under new rules.
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Soecal
Mercy to the Guilty in Kittery Murder Case
The Governor and council voted to extend clemency to the Kittery murderers. Oscar E. Blaney’s death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment for providing evidence for the State. Mrs. Mary E. Barrows’s execution was suspended until the third Friday in April 1887, with another Legislature to convene before the reprieve expires.
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Worcester man in hospital after suicide attempt at depot
The man thought to be C. H. Upson of Worcester Massachusetts was found unconscious in a team at Grand Central depot this morning and taken to Bellevue Hospital. He attempted to cut his throat tonight with a broken bottle and is under close guard.
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Jutlings About Town and Local Notices
Rev James Freeman Clarke gave a second Palestine lecture at the Church of the Disciples. The late E R Mudge's private wine stock was sold at auction at low prices. The board of health orders vacating several addresses in Scott's Court Union and Vine Streets. A Thanksgiving service and Young Men's meeting in Boston are announced. Highland Foundry workers receive Thanksgiving turkeys as a company custom. Striking tailors discharged from court for obstructing sidewalks. Yale College on trial under nuisance act. Nicholas Stapleton funeral at Gate of Heaven Church with Mt Calvary interment. public officials attend. Trinity Church to open west inner doors for morning services. pew owners admitted earlier, ushers guiding seating.
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Great earthquake wave floods New York and coast
Destructive tides across New York Harbor and Long Island Sound cause extensive damage. Docks, rails, and walls are submerged. Rockaway beaches suffer heavy losses. numerous boats and buildings drift or are washed away. trains halted and hotels inundated as the storm worsens along New Jersey, Connecticut, and Massachusetts coastlines.
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Highland shop brawl ends with knife attack
At the corner of George and Magazine streets Owen Lyrch keeps a shop where Malachi Haverham attacked Eben Hoffman after a dispute about a robbery. Hoffman was stabbed on the wrist and taken to City Hospital in critical condition. Haverham was arrested. Earlier, Haverham had a prior stabbing arrest with no indictment.
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Young Women’s Association to Aid at Dinner Event
A group of twenty YWCA ladies will assist at the Young Men’s Association dinner to create a homelike feel. They will be served a special Lyceum dinner. Will Carleton and Hezekiah Butterworth prepare hymns and an historical poem about Boston’s first Thanksgiving on July 6, 1630 aboard twelve ships. City clergymen will give addresses in the gym with Dasium gallery opening.
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Expenditures and changes in eight months 1885 86
The document reports eight month expenditures for salaries instructors officers and school expenses with a comparison to the previous year showing a total of 1 537 126 for current year and 1 013 267 80 for prior year. It notes a gross expenditure decrease of 25 276 19 and lists committee actions including investigating a Boston Herald editorial and reviewing study course simplification.
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Brown Removed From State Bar Over Embezzlement Case
In a third session hearing before Chief Justice Brigham and Judge Staples, the Superior Court removed Edward P. Brown from the bar amid embezzlement allegations of about 19 000 to 20 000 against the Norway Plains Savings Bank. Brown, unrepresented, faced testimony and confessions from G A Bruce and Sherman, while War Association support aided the petition by J B Moors of Boston.
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Supreme Court rules removal of bay window extensions
The Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth on November 20 1965 ordered the respondent to remove within thirty days the bays or projections extending into the sixteen foot rear passageway on a Back Bay parcel at Boylston and Exeter streets Boston and to pay costs.
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Battleford hangings may be postponed over Rouleau inquiry
Ottawa reports representations to the government over Judge Rouleau of Battleford, amid talk that eight Indians sentenced to be hanged next Friday may see execution delayed. The judge’s alleged threats against Todian and half breed rebels and his financial losses from the outbreak prompt calls for investigation by the Department of Justice.
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Charles River mystery case man arraigned for wife murder
Frank Mitchell, arraigned in the Supreme Court yesterday for his wife’s July murder in the Charles River mystery case. William B. Gale named senior counsel. Also arraigned were Timothy and John Cottey for the murder of John Cullen on Billerica street on Aug. 12. Government lawyers Attorney-General Sherman and District Attorney Stevens said no trial date could be set, to await court engagements, not before next February. J Casey and C H Hudson represented the Coffeys.
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Providence mayor Doyle wins re election in 1924 results
Special Dispatch to the Boston Post from Providence reports mayor Thomas A. Doyle, the Democratic nominee, re elected by a large majority over Lyman. The second ward also votes Democratic for the first time in years. Republican gains fill the alderman and common council seats, with nine Republicans and one Democrat on the board of aldermen and thirty one Republicans to nine Democrats on the common council. John W. Tillingast wins the General Assembly seat over Elisha C. Mowry by 139 votes. License passes by 826 majority. Voters turnout was light.
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Gas firm seeks probe into street digging by Consumers' Gas
WwW E L Dillaway for Bay State Gas petitions attorney general to investigate proceedings in his name restraining Consumers' Gas from digging Boston streets alleging collusion and fraud. Colonel Sherman schedules public hearing Saturday with notices to all interested parties. copies sent to General Butler and R M Morse Jr.
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New England News: Reelected Mayor and Local Incidents
Richard R. Ross reelected M Circe to elect mayor. Snowfall covered northern New Hampshire. The wife of 70 year old William Smallman died in a mishap at New Haven. William O Neil escaped Renfrew station custody by leaping from a train. Peter Miller aged 12 jailed in Portland for placing a stone on a rail line fell to fear and insanity in his cell. Regular Citizens party renominated Hon. Morgan Kotch for Mayor of New Bedford. no opposition except Prohibition party. Judge Carpenter filed findings in Dow v Northern Railroad. copies to counsel before hearings for corrections.
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Irving W Flanders Charged in Mullen Slaying
Irving W. Flanders facing manslaughter charge in the death of Andrew Mullen. He appeared in Municipal Court by continuance and was held to a $5000 bond for a big appearance next Friday.
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Alexander's Triumphs Over Servians Reported From Bulgaria
News from the front states Prince Alexander leads Bulgarian troops driving Servians from Bulgarian territory. Dispatches claim Alexander stormed the heights of Izari bed and occupied the city last evening amid broad excitement. Britain reports Gladstone criticizing Lord Salisbury and defending Liberal Ireland policy. Dublin observers note a Drogheda convention clash over a Nationalist candidate. London election returns show Liberal gains and Tory strength, with Milan stepping down and Serbia facing Austrian pressure.
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Ward Caucus Nominates Marston Officials
Delegates elected a week earlier met in Marston's fall last evening and nominated Joseph F. Wiggin for Mayor and Joseph M. Russel for alderman at large. School board nominees are H. A. Fenn E. B. Powers and M. M. Cutter. City committee appointments go to ward 1 KE F Bickford ward 2 Patrick J. Cernelio ward 3 Q E Rankin ward 4 E W Cobb ward 5 William G A Turner ward 6 A C Dowse.
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