McQuade to Face New Bribery Trial Next Monday
New York November 24. Alderman McQuade, jailed in the Tombs, will be tried again for bribery after the jury failed to agree and was discharged after nearly thirty nine hours. The retrial will use the same counsel and witnesses, with Recorder Smyth again denying bail.
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Waite
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Juttle
Richmond
Sharp
Kerr
Koshay
Arevary
Mersuade
Cape Sable ship Salina wrecked in heavy Cape Sable gale
Halifax Nova Scotia officers report steamer Salina from Antwerp to Boston struck a shoal near Cape Sable and broke up after long delays. Captain Potter conducted lifeboat evacuations as the crew reached shore in rough seas. Cargo included iron and rags valued around 70 000 to 79 000 dollars with insurance.
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N. S
Antwerp
Boston
Cape Sable
Navy
Cape Sable Light
Potter
Midifax
Yarmouth
Lloyd’s
Salina
Christopher Furness
Doston
Captain Potter
Barrington
Furness Line
Sulina
Cave Sable
C. Furness
Potter's Message Was Received, Mr. Furness
Boston ‘Towboat Company
Burnett
Parrington
Newelltown
Cape Isle
Newcasle
Eng
W.s. Bailey
Hull
Norway Ireland Iron Company
Naylor & Co
London
Norway Company
Tain, Smith & Co
Federal Street
Endicott & Macomber
State Street
Baring Bros
Weather Forecast for New England and Eastern New York
Indications from Washington forecast fair weather for New England and eastern New York for the next twenty four hours starting 7 p.m. Thursday with nearly stationary temperatures and generally northerly winds.
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Washington
New England
New York
Meteorological record of yesterday’s observations
The following is the meteorological record of yesterday up to 10 p m with observations taken simultaneously at all stations. It lists the weather metrics recorded at the same moment across locations.
Yale to meet Princeton on Princeton grounds today
A Yale football team plans to play at Princeton's ground today. An argument before Justice Scott by Captain Black and Mr Leonard Swett for the Anarchists requests a new trial and spans 150 pages.
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Yale
Princeton
Scott
Captain Black
Leonard Swett
Civil War Events Noted in Confederate and Union Actions
Civil War events reference battles at Lookout Mountain Chattanooga and nearby theaters. Observations include a Thark skirted bay by the Army of the Potomac and Confederate attack at Wecbern North Carolina with ongoing actions in late 1863 to 1864.
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Tenn
Tharkskirted Bay
Army of the Potomac
Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga
Wecbern
N. C
Foreign lawyer convicted of forgery in London
A Chicago lawyer is convicted of forgery in London. The French Chamber of Deputies debates the budget with excitement. Lord Salisbury declines Socialist proposals. The steamer Salvia wrecks off Capable en route from Antwerp to Boston. Roumanian Bulgaria agreement discussed. Turkish council reportedly adopts General Kavibars programme. Odessa officers denounce the end of Kavibars mission. Prince Reuss brings proposals from Bismarck to Count Kalnoky. Port Hakesbury investigates the Moro Castle case. Ottawa confirms a Northwest Indian massacre report.
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London
French Chamber of Deputies
Lord Salisbury
Salvia
Antwerp
Boston
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Bulgaria
Kavibars
Odessa
Prince of
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Moro Castle
Ottawa
Fair Weather and Early Winter Market News
The itemized notes report fair weather, a listed failure of F. R. Morse & Co., and major lecturer Jed Hotchkiss speaking at Post 15 G A R. It notes festival prep for Dixey, Porter’s lectures on Old North En, Thanksgiving market activity, and ongoing stock market activity and reactions among South Los ton Horse, Mexican Central, and New York & New England.
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F. R. Morse & Co
Jed Hotchkiss
Edward G. Porter
W. Irving Bishop
Harvard
New York
New England
Fire at Danbridge Street building damages property
An alarm came from Box 93 at 4 50 yesterday afternoon for a fire on the first floor of a three and a half story brick building at 155 Danbridge street occupied by Reuben Sullivan and owned by the W Y Bowditch heirs. Cause unknown and damage put at 125 pounds. A second alarm from Box 938 at 8 15 last evening proved unnecessary.
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Danbridge Street
Reuben Sullivan
W. Y. Bowditch
Fire damages Mt. Vernon barn. roof burned off
Prozopy reports a fire at the James Buxton barn on Mt. Vernon street causing about £500 damage. The roof burned away but two horses, carriages, and contents were saved with no further losses.
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James Buxton
Mt. Vernon Street
Condition of Erastus Brooks Improves Slightly
New York officials report at 11 oclock that Erastus Brooks shows a slight improvement yet remains conscious and aware of family members. Dr Samuel A Robinson says he is failing steadily though still retains his mental faculties and no visitors are being allowed.
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New York
Erastus Brooks
Althose
Samuel A. Robinson
Congressm elect McKinney feted by labor groups in Rochester
Congressman elect McKinney received a welcome reception at the Opera House in Rochester New Hampshire. Labor organizations sponsored the event with a crowded hall and remarks by McKinney and local leaders.
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Rochester
N. H
Elect McKinney
Opera House
McKinney
French Chamber Budget Debate Ends in Lively Vote
In Paris the budget debate closed after M Rouvier announced the budget committee accepted reductions but blamed the government for earlier rejections. Prime Minister Freycinet urged Republican unity as M Sadi Carnot resisted a 600000 franc cut for the finance ministry. The division passed 411 to 99 amid intense excitement.
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Chamber of Deputies
M. Rouvier
Ministr de Fréycincet
M. Sadi Carnot
Bulgaria's Troubles Reported in London Dispatches
London reports Bulgaria faces upheaval as Roumania agrees to surrender fugitives to Dulgera. Turkish council may back General Kaulbars plan demanding regency resignation Sobranje dissolution and new election with Mingrelia prince. Russia decries Kanibars mission setback. Bulgarian Sobranje delegates head to consult powers with possible Prince Reuss proposals from Bismarck.
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Roumania
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Dulgera
Ee Ae
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Mingrelia
Odessa
Kanibars
Russia
Austria
Pesra
Reuss
Delta Phi Fraternity Holds Sixtieth Convention in New York
The sixtieth annual Delta Phi convention opens at the alumni club house in New York with thirty delegates from ten chapters. Delegates attend from Union, Columbia, Lehigh, Harvard, Pennsylvania, New York, Brown, Hopkins, and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. The meeting will last three days with ritual revisions the main business.
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Delta Phi Fraternity
Alumni Club
Deterates
Union
Columbia
Lehigh
Harvard
Pensylvania
Brown
Hopkins
Renssenlaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N. Y
Hewitt Set to Take Oath as Mayor in City Hall
New York on November 24 reports Mayor elect Abram Hewitt would be sworn in by Mayor Grace at City Hall. The ceremony marks Hewitt's official entry into office following the election.
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New York
Abram W. Hewitt
Grace
Stone Will Stay Out The President Refuses Stone Reinstatement
President Cleveland rejects William A. Stone's petition to return as district attorney for the western district of Pennsylvania after Stone sought reinstatement. Stone argued his campaign speeches did not breach the July 1856 order, detailing travel and court duties, while Cleveland faulted his partisan activity and lack of loyal support for the administration.
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Stone
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Collins
Judiciary Committee
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Salem & Danvers Horse Railroad
Delta Phi Fraternity
John T. Masterson
Nellie F. McCarthy
Lowell
McQuade
B. F. Butler
Waterbury
McKinney
Rochester
District of Columbia
Walker
Mills
Cabell
Hoxie
Curtin Labor Committee
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William A. Stone
Garland
Pittsburg
M. EB. Benton
United States
Butler
Kittanning
United States District Court
Pittsvhore
Benton
Liay
Betton
Mr. Stone
Nim
Pennsvania
Tam
NEE, Stone
Grover Cleveland
Port Hawkesbury Smuggling Case Recalled in Nova Scotia
The Manchester schooner Moro Castle was seized in Chester on an informer’s affidavit claiming 1854 offences. It later emerged the alleged violations occurred in 1882 and 1884, with ten charges including customs breaches and fishing treaty violations. A $1600 fine stands, owners contest, and the matter heads toward an Admiralty Court review via Consul-General Phelan as Inspector Hill investigates locally.
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C. B
Spreran
Manchester
Moro Castle
Chester
Nova Scotia
Customs Department
United States
Admiralty Court
Phelan
Nto
West Cape
P. E. Linide
Customs
Hill
Speculations On small Capital Come to Untimely End
New York reports the failure of F. R. Morse & Co a Boston firm after irregularities are alleged by the head. D A Ball the New York member was connected but carries little liability. Brokers see the collapse as a speculative maneuver with no lasting market impact and no major harm to Morse personally.
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The
Stock Exchange
D. A. Ball
Boston
F. R. Morse & Co
Ball
Saicr
Devonshire Street
F. R. Mots
George Brooks
New England
Mer. Ball
Morse
Mr. Morse
Propose Socialists' plan rejected by Lord Salisbury
Lord Salisbury responds to a socialist memorial left at his residence. He says the proposal would require extensive legislation and would not be adopted or supported, noting it would cause distress far exceeding current suffering.
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London
Loerd Salisbury
Infant falls from scales in Vermont weighs skull fracture
Waterbury Vermont November 24 The infant son of William Clark fell from the scales during weighing and struck his head on the floor fracturing the skull There is some hope of recovery.
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Waternury
William Clark
Woman Run Over by Hurdic on Devonshire Street
Mrs. Mary Henessey aged 60 of Eddy place was struck by a rapidly driven herdic on Devonshire street last evening. She suffered multiple head bruises a possible broken collar bone and several rib fractures. She was taken to Station 2 examined by Dr Barstow and moved to City Hospital.
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Mary Henessey
Eddy Place
Devonshire Street
Hanover Street
Barstow
City Hospital
Seventeenth Shawmut Rowing Club Ball
The Shawmut Rowing Club held its seventeenth annual ball at Odd Fellows Hall with large crowds and decorative halls. Donald McKay hosted another ball at the Columbia rink with Scottish dances to Hector McLean on bagpipes and Dunbar's Band providing music.
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Donald McKay
Columbia Rink
McLean T H Wichland
Hector McLean
Dunbar
Bakers’ Protective Assembly
Knights of Labor
Paine Hall
North End Athletic Club
Iortienttural Hall
Harvey Blunt
Mayflowers
Parker Fraternity Hall
Gibbs
Tuits
Life and Adventure in the Wild West at Madison Square Garden
Buffalo Bill and his Indians presented Life and Adventure in the Wild West at Madison Square Garden New York with General Sherman Sheridan Henry Bergh Beecher and others in attendance The production used no speaking parts and relied on realistic tableaux including a battle scene and a prairie encampment featuring Sioux and Cheyenne tribes and Custer era cavalry.
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Wild West
Steele Mackaye
Buffalo Bill
Madison Square Garden
Willam T. Sherman
Phil Sheridan
Plains
Henry Bergh
Henry Ward Beecher
Ardover
Pierre Lortievery
General Merritt
George Munroe
Indyang
August Belmont
Pike’s Peak
Veadwood
Little Rosebud
Custer
Butler's War Lecture Highlights Lowell Charity Fight
General Benjamin F. Butler spoke in Lowell on Massachusets in the War of the Rebellion. The event supported St. John’s Hospital and featured Mayor Abbott and the Lowell Grand Army post. Butler praised the Sisters of Charity and urged city aid for the hospital, recounting Civil War memories and Massachusetts preparations.
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Benjamin F. Butler
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Huntington Hall
B. F. Butler
St. John’s Hospital
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Lowell Brass Band
Catler
John Welch
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Abbott
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I Powell
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Union
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Mills Beats McCarthy and Carlisle in Democratic Fallout
Rep resentative Mills of Texas adds his testimony to fellow Democrats detailing Federal patronage as a party weakness. He notes neutralized supporters and hostile early applicants amid the speakership debate. Cahell pins Virginia defeat on Democrats' abstention and voter discontent over internal revenue and education bills.
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Wasnmxeron
Representative Mills
Texas
Mills
Carlisle
Cahell
Virginia
National Republicans Highlight Collins as Rising Leader
The National Republican quotes on General Collins as Tucker’s likely successor as judiciary committee chairman. Patrick Collins is described as a forthcoming leader who rarely speaks and did not deliver a speech last session. The piece notes other leaders like Lorg and Lodge are not mentioned.
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Spreciaz
Rpublican
General Collins
Tucker
Judiciary Committee
Patrick Collins
Ir. Collins
Shilty
Lorg
Lodge
Old Woman Found Suffering in Garret at 115 Essex Street
Catharine Murphy, an elderly resident, was found last evening in a garret at 115 Essex Street by Station 4 officers exhausted and starving. One hand showed severe gnawing from rats. She was taken to City Hospital. Her nephew said he urged her to leave, but she refused. The Court of Appeals in St. Louis ruled contracts made over a telephone wire are binding.
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Essex Street
Station 4
City Hospital
Court of Appeals At
St. Louis
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