Little Legislation Aside from Appropriations in Congress
Washington November 26 There will be few new laws in Congress this week with most action on appropriation bills. Debates may touch tariffs and a few budget items while currency work stays limited. Naval cruiser construction and yard staffing changes draw some attention as sections of the Navy Yard shift to the ordnance bureau.
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Washington's Big Scandal Probed by City Leaders
A Washington dispatch reports interviews with over a hundred leading citizens on the police scandal. Most condemn the verdict and public opinion turns against Chief Walker who resigned. Lieutenant Arnold is seen as a scapegoat while bigger men may be involved. a ring of robbers allegedly seeks legislation through Congress.
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German steamship link to Corea abandoned
Washington note that a German line from Japan to Corea is dropped due to Corea’s unstable politics and minimal German trade. Still, Goodwin predicts a renewal within a year. Cholera makes Corea dangerous, and US shippers may route goods via Yokohama before onward shipment.
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German Regulation Allows Mail Parcels to China Regions
Consul General Raine reports a new German rule permitting mail steamers to carry parcels to the Straits Settlements Hong Kong Amoy Canton Foochow Hankow Haikow Ningpo Shanghai Swatow and to Apia and Tongatabu. Parcels up to three kilograms to most destinations and five kilograms to Apia Tongatabu. Postage 90 to 76 cents per parcel. Value declaration up to 400 marks for Apia Tongatabu with insurance at 16 pfennigs per 160 marks.
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Maryland Honors Sehley With Gold Chronometer
Gov Lloyd of Maryland sends a letter to Commander Sehley with a gold chronometer engraved as a testimonial to his heroism in rescuing Greely and his comrades in the Polar region. The note expresses pride from Maryland, Sehley’s native state, and the people.
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Harmony denies political hiring at Norfolk Navy Yard
Commodore Harmony, then acting secretary of the navy, rejects claims that hundreds were hired for political reasons before an election and fired afterward. He says about seventy five men worked on the ship Trenton and training ships, hired under four day advertising rules and that discharged workers finished their tasks on new cruisers.
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Laborers Fired at Washington Navy Yard Nov 26
Secretary Whitney orders discharge of all civil employees at the Washington Navy Yard with only a foreman exempted. The action affects all nonmilitary staff in the yard and signals a sweeping personnel move by federal authorities.
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Postmaster Appointments and Navy Medical Reports
Washington notes appointment of fourth class postmasters Charles E. Sherman F P Stanton Lorenzo Wilson and others. Surgeon General Gunnell urges higher Navy medical advantages to fill vacancies while Army medical staff remains overextended. Navy death rate reported at 5 per 1000 with color vision rejections noted in enlistment exams.
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Dalrymple Leaves Chicago for Pittsburg in 1887 Deal
Dalrymple left the Chicago Club after being released by President Spalding and signed with Pittsburg for the 1887 season. Gore moved from Chicago to New York for a reported $5000 as part of Chicago's selling strategy. The Pittsburg club seeks Flint's release, but terms not yet settled. Spalding reputedly holds stock in Detroit management.
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Boston Druggists Challenge Sunday Law Enforcement
A circular from the Boston Druggists' Association urges druggists to close on Sundays, criticizing police enforcement after a Municipal Court session whereSeveral violators faced fines. The letter argues that other industries and services should also bear Sunday restrictions, and urges stores to suspend all sales on the Lord's Day.
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Sailor Henry P Frank Freed In Captain Carpenter Case
Henry P Frank the sailor charged with the murder of Captain Carpenter of the schooner Long Island was arraigned for examination and found with no evidence to hold him. Justice Frost discharged him after the district attorney stated the lack of evidence. Witnesses from Brooklyn and New York offered alibis. A complaint for the killing is entered against an unknown party and Frank is held as a witness. No trace of Captain Carpenter or crew has been found.
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Policemen Mullen and McHugh Imprisoned Under Debtors Act
John Mullen and Peter McHugh, policemen, are jailed on a debtors act judgment from 1882 after a case of trespass and false imprisonment by Charles Spangenberg. They were released once, repaid board, but malice found, and a new commitment issued November 26 by Judge Prendergast. The men seek habeas corpus release.
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Fenian Brotherhood Dissolves Official Links to Rossa
At a New York meeting of the Fenian Brotherhood held Tuesday and Wednesday the organization moved to dissolve all official connection with O Donovan Rossa. The order’s government was reorganized and rumors swirl about Rossa's removal from leadership, with details kept tightly guarded.
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Republican Legislature Endorses Quay for Senate
Republican members from Butler Beaver Fayette Lawrence Westmoreland Washington Indiana and Armstrong counties met in Pirrspure Navy this afternoon and unanimously endorsed Matthew S Quay for the United States Senate to succeed Senator Mitchell. The delegation also pledged support to Henry K Boyer of Philadelphia for Speaker of the House.
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Malden seeks new water source from Martin's Pond area
Malden water commissioners seek a new supply from Martin's Pond and Ipswich River sources in North Reading. They report excellent water and favorable land for deep pipe laying. Total cost estimated at about 84 million. Mayor Coggan will petition the Legislature for rights to take water from that area. Spot Pond remains 53 inches below high water mark.
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Coe's Cough Balsam Endorsed as Remedy at 35 Cents
For coughs croup whooping cough etc Coes Cough Balsam is the surest remedy priced at 35 cents per bottle.
The Woman Suffragists Festival Opens at Music Hall
The festival and bazaar by the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association and state clubs opens at 5 p m on Monday December 18 at Music and Bumstead Halls with daily hours 9 a m to 10 p m. Season tickets priced at 1 occupy entry to hall and art gallery with sales at 5 Park Street and the hall box office.
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Auction Sales Today At Noon Listed By Firms
Stocks R L Day and Co set for 11 30 a m followed by Francis Henshaw and Co at 12 noon direct bids and appraisals expected in this auction column with brokers noting items available for bidding today
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New Publications by Houghton Mifflin Co
New books listed with authors James Russell Lowell Charles Egbert Craddock Mrs A D T Whitney Christopher Pearse Cranch Caroline Hazard. Titles include Democracy and Other Addresses Garfield Stanley Fielding and poems. Prices 1.25 to 2.00. Gift edition noted. Cranch Anning poetry highlighted.
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Book Sale Offer From Houghton Mifflin Co Boston
For sale by all Booksellers. Sent by nail post paid on receipt of price by the Publishers Houghton Mifflin Co Boston
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Boston Theatres Offer Diverse Afternoon and Evening Shows
The Boston stage lines up several acts today including McNish Johnson & Slayin's Refined Minstrels at 7:45, Harbor Lights at the Museum, Rip Van Winkle at Globe Theatre, Bob at Park, Adonis at Hollis Street at 7:45, Sam Devere’s Double Company at the Athenaum, Across the Atlantic at Bwou, and concerts by Mme Adelina Patti and the Boston Symphony Orchestra at Music Hall.
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Marriages listed in Milton and nearby areas on Nov 23 24
Notices report multiple marriage solemnizations including Charles Cunningham and Cary Heath in Milton. James Freeman of Woburn with Caroline Comstock of Boston. Nellie Holden with F E Holman in Shirley. Woodbury James of Boston with Carrie Austin of Lynn. George Sanderson of Itchburg with Hattie Petts of Leominster. John Brooke Herford of Billings Montana with Susan Hamline. Isaac McKinley of Somerville with Sarah Davis.
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Deaths from pneumonia and other causes across multiple towns
Obituaries list residents of Boston area and nearby towns including Mary J Howland of 38, William A Anthony of Cambridge, Elizabeth Adams child in Medfield, Mary Watson Bacon of Bedford, Emma D Barton of Newton Centre, James Dike formerly of Bath, William B Worster of Quincy, Susan Frances Wallingford of Maplewood, Timothy L Wilkins of Chelsea, Abby B Francis of Cambridge, Cornelia Adelaide Stone of Newton. Funeral details for Abby B Francis.
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Belair Pills Great English Gout and Rheumatic Remedy
An oval 84 round 14 pill box marketed as Belair's English gout and rheumatic remedy. Advertised as obtainable from all druggists. highlights pill count and packaging.
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