Episcipal Club Banquet at Vendome and Other Notices
The Episcopalian Club held a meeting and banquet at the Vendome with addresses by President Shattuck Bishop Courtney of Nova Scotia Robert Treat Paine George S Hale and others. Officers of the Unitarian Club attended. Delegates were elected to Cambridge Taxpayers and Pay as You Go contests with three mayoral hopefuls likely.
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Episcopalian Club
the Vendome
Shattuck
Courtney
Nova Scotia
Robert Treat Paine
George S. Hale
Unitarian Club
Robert A. Southworth
Senate
Charles Carleton Coffin
Congregational Club
Keenan
Harding
Cambridge
Twelve Cars In The Lake At Winrmor Maine
An accident on the Maine Central back route near Winrmor caused twelve trailing freight cars to derail and plunge into Lake Maranaecook after ice and high water undermined rails. Engineer Sturtevant, Fireman Adams, and Brakeman Timothy O'Donnell escaped by swimming ashore. Sturtevant and Adams were injured. No passengers aboard. John Baxter acted in place of the missing conductor Clement.
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Winrmor
Maine Central
Skowhegan
Portland
Sturtevant
Adams
Timothy O’donnell
Clement
John Baxter
Fire records and multiple blazes sweep Sydney and Boston
The Australian Town and Country Journal offices in Sydney burn down, with losses around £100,000. A separate fire at 216 Foundry Street South Boston causes about $500 in damage, while 1640 Washington Street basement blaze injures E Keck after being struck by a cart. A chimney fire at 40 Areal Street reports no damage. Captain Abbott assists the department.
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Sydney
N.S. W
Australian Town and Country Journal
Australia
Foundry Street
Boston
Margaret Conroy
Ashington Street
G. C. McCarthy
Captain Abbott
The
Protective Department
E. Keck
Washington and
Garland Streets
Keck
Somerville
Arel Street
Montreal Jury Rules Death by Own Action
In Montreal on November 26 the jury found Arthur C. N. Read died by his own action while temporarily insane after an infatuation with Flora Breerdon. A mother’s letter arrived with a $1000 draft and advice, while relatives arrange the remains and disposal.
Real estate man Halliwell arrested for bank embezzlement
Samuel Halliwell, a prominent New Haven real estate agent who arranged loans for the Stonington Savings Bank, was arrested tonight on charges of embezzling $3000 from the bank. The three day window before outlawing the charge under statutes loomed.
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New Haven, Conn
Samuel] Halliwell
Stonington
Conn
STREWN WITH WRECKS Fifteen Sailors Drowned Off Scituate Storm
A Boston area tempest left fifteen sailors dead near Scituate and three aboard Spectacle Island. Hull, Cohasset, and Scituate shores saw wrecks as Boston Harbor faced heavy damage to wires, market awnings, and waterfront structures. Steam rail and telegraph lines suffered washouts, with trains delayed and outages shrinking by Monday. Local fishermen reported heavy losses near George's Banks and Scituate ledges amid a brutal Sunday sea.
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Boston
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Scituate
Spectacle Island
Hull
Cohasset
New England Telephone Company
Old Colony
Marshfield Station
Providence
New Haven Road
New England Road
Milford Express
South Boston Flats
Western Union
Chicago
Buffalo
Portland
Rutland
Burlington
Montreal
United Lines
Lynn
Quincy
Faneuil Hall Market
Putney
Zephyr
Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Street
T Wharf
George’s Banks
Point Alton
Heroic life saving along Hull coast as three wrecks are saved
The great storm lashes the New England coast. Captain Joshua James and a volunteer crew rig a life line to the Cox and Green of Greenport New Jersey carrying 700 tons of coal from Philadelphia to Chelsea. Eight in the Gertrude Abbott crew are saved after a long haul to shore. A third ship, the Bertha F. Walker, suffers two fatalities as rescues continue with the new Burgess boat. More wrecks and perilous rescues follow at Strawberry Hill and lower Hull with names and vessels tied to Boston Roxbury and Taunton.
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Edward H. Norton
Scituate
Weather Bureau
Stony Brook
Perkins
Walk Hill
Florence
Ashland
Canterbury
Boston Belting Company
West End Railway Company
Roxbury Crossing
Sewer Department
Liverpool
Yarmouth
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Carroll
Boston
Halifax
Savannah
Glaucus
International Line
St. John
N. Y
Portland
General Whitney
India Wharf
Wollaston Beach
National Sailors’ Home
Ashton
Gloucester
Weymouth
N.4
Quincy Bay
J. B. Westgate
Bertha F. Walker
Quincy Beach
Hunt
Joshua James
Teddy Rocks
Stony Beach
Massachusetts Humane Society
J. William Smith
Cox and Green
Greenport
N.J
Chelsea
Henry Thompson
Nantasket Roads
Newburyport
James
Esther B. Reed
Gertrude Abbott
John Thompson
Adams & Renwick
Roxbury
Goshen
N. J
William Whittier
Taunton
Samuel Waller
Camden
Earnest Johnson
Sweden
Oscar Oldsen
Norway
Walter Corbeley
San Francisco
John Smith
Amsterdam
John H. Han
Dennisville
Abbott
Strawberry Hill
Society
Burgess
Samuel James
Hull
Westgate
Berkeley
Mass
Llesboro
John Spearwater
Hotel Pemberton
Harold
Walker
Bath
Lincoln F. Baker
Atlantic Hill
James Anderson
The
Humane Society
Crescent Beach
George H. Brown
North Scituate Beach
Anderson
Captain Brown
Brown
Frank F. Antoine
John J. Ainslie
Manuel&. Salvador
Cohasset
David ©. Wade
Hull Street
H. C. Higginson
A. N. Fales
Rockland
Hillsboro
N. B
Newberg
Edward H Norton Schooner Ashes Ashore Off Seitvate One
The Boston fishing schooner Edward H Norton went ashore at First Cliff Point near Seitvate around 6 PM and broke apart. Of sixteen crew members only one man Allen survived after hours clinging under the hull. The vessel carried fifteen men and a boy. several listed missing include Fitz Harnish Bennett Carr Mullally Flaherty Lattey. The schooner valued about 8500 dollars, owners listed in Boston and surrounding towns.
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Edward H. Norton
Boston
First Cliff Point
Allen
Wiggins Street
Provincetown
Frank Curran
Keefe’s Mey
Richmond Street
John Fitz
Gloucester
Cook
John Harnish
Lawrence Bennett
Boson
Michael Curran
James Brown
John Carr
Patrick Mullally
Lawrence Flaherty
Dominick Lattey
Joseph A. Stubbs
Atlantic Avenue
C. C. Foster
Welfleet
O. Li
Wiley
H.T. Stone
Freeman Emery
J. S. Wright
T Wharf
L. H. Higgins
William Chipman
South Boston
James H
Knights of Labor Assembly Ends New York Grievances
In Indianapolis on November 26 the Knights of Labor convention spent the morning on the grievance cases for D. A. 49 of New York. The Quinn-led delegation was accepted as the proper body. Massachusetts protested surrender of locals to cigarmakers, a clash between the Knights and Internationals, but the Knights prevailed with an endorsement of the protest.
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Inpianapolis
Ind
Knights of Labor
D. A. 49
New York
James FE. Quinn
Massachusetts State Assembly
Knights
Dr. Shute's Death Contested by Worcester Hospital Head
Worcester officials rebut claims that Malden physician Dr. C B Shute contracted typhoid fever visiting Worcester City Hospital. Superintendent Dr Charles A Peabody insists transmission was impossible amid questions about a ventilator under the surgical ward and separation from the fever ward.
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Worcester
Charles A. Peabody
Worcester City Hospital
C. B. Shute
Malden
Money in the Treasury from Washington November 26
The treasury report lists assets as of today including gold coin and bullion 332,185,288 dollars silver dollars and bullion 256,534,238 trade dollars bars 6,181,223 fractional silver 23,839,520 United States notes 47,091,876 national bank notes 220,099, redemptions 3,216,049 deposits with national bank depositories 47,06,278 total 716,574,566. Outstanding certificates show gold 136,294,120 silver 235,976,849 currency 11,650,000.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
National Bank
Weather indications threaten New England and New York
For twenty four hours forecast calls for rain or snow in New England and eastern New York with slightly colder air. Brisk to high northerly winds prevail. Storm signals are displayed from Morehead City to Eastport.
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New England
New York
Morehead City
Eastport
Ships Cleared From New York For European Ports
New York on November 26 reports several steamers cleared for international ports including Wyoming Rigby Glengarry Taylor London Vol turno Jones Hull ship Kitz Hashagen and Antwerp with destinations spanning Liverpool Antwerp and London among others.
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Liverpool
City of Chicago
Newark
Gibraltar
Waverly
Java
London
Barcelona
Montreal
Aberdeen
Queenstown
Ixis
Galveston
Bremen
Havana
Bremenn
Antwerp
Miguel M Pineiios
Gibara
Manuel L Villaverde
New York
Halifax
Caspian
Baltimore
Fulda
Cephalonia
Boston
Stettin
Gothia
Bostonian
Sarnia
Singapore
Monmouthshire
New
Wyoming
Rigby
Glengarry
Taylor
Volturno
Jones
Hull
Ship Kitz
Hashagen
Privilege Breach Prompts Inquiry Committee In Commons
London Nov 26 The House of Commons heard Sir James Ferguson deny any current statement on the American fisheries dispute while a modus vivendi operates. Debate on the land purchase bill followed as Mr Parnell urged restricting purchases to small holdings. A breach of privilege occurred when Mr Sheehy received a summons under the coercion act. A committee, including Harcourt Morley and others, was appointed to investigate. The Parnell amendment was defeated 154 to 111. The session adjourned with the Sheehy inquiry ongoing.
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London
House of Commons
James Ferguson
Parnell
Balfour
Sexton
David Sheehy
South Galway
Ireland
William Harcourt
John Morley
Smith
Sir William Harcourt
Morley
Charles Russell
Timothy Healy
Matthews
Gosehen
Madden
Edward Clarke
Matthew Ridey
Parnellites
Sheehy
John Bright in Ill Health Shows Slight Improvement
London dispatch reports Mr John Bright with lungs in worse condition this morning and higher temperature. The Queen and Empress Frederick sent telegrams seeking his status. His son, summoned from Cardiff, arrived last night. He slept two hours this afternoon and woke somewhat better.
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London
John Bright
Frederick
Mr. Bright
Cardiff
After the Irish M P s Harrington fail to appear in court
Dustin Nov 26 Edward Harrington M P did not appear to answer a summons charging incitement of tenants to adopt the plan of campaign through the Kerry Sentinel His counsel asked for a postponement to attend the Parnell commission in London but the court refused and a warrant for his arrest was issued London reported six summonses served on MP Finucane as he entered the House of Commons detectives planned to serve more on other Irish members to prosecute them for intimidating farmers who lost holdings隱
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Sheehy
Balfour
Edward Harrington
Dustin
M.P
Kerry Sentinel
Harrington
Parnell Commission
London
Finucane
Parlliament
East Limerick
House of Commons
Worcester publishers arrested for fraud in Mechanics Bank case
A Worcester telegram reports John Kirschner and William T. Lockwood of the Worcester Home Journal were arrested on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses from the Mechanics Bank. Inspector Houghton and Clerk Barry took them to the city, with the alleged transaction dating to last May. Bates denies involvement, claiming only an introduction to the bank president and no obligation to repay any note.
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Hull
Provincetown
Manhattan Beach
Marine Railway
Brighton
Newport
Montreal
Central Traffic Association
Chicago
Seaboard
Oregon & Transcontinental Company
St. Albans
Lake Maranacook
Eli Culley
Fitchburg
Citizens
Gloucester
William W. French
Lowell
Palmer
Worcester Home Journal
Boston
Peabody
Worcester City Hospital
Shute
Samuel Halliwell
New Haven
Worcester
John Kirschner
William T. Lockwood
Mechanics’ Bank
Houghton
Barry
Kirschner
Home Journal
J. H. Walker
I. C. Bates
Mr. Bates
Bates
Mechanics’ National Bank
Plush Saceuves Great Prize Medal Plush Sacque
We highlight Jorpan Marsu Co. offering the prize medal Plush Sacque priced at 25 dollars. The item emphasizes quality and value as a featured merchandise recommendation.
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Jorpan, Marsu & Co
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Shamroge
Belfast
McGee
G. W. Simmons & CO
North Street
General Assembly
Helen Barry
Hartford
United States Treasurer
Mr. Finucane
Forger de Baun
Ottawa
W. C. High
Charles J. Lewis
First Maine Cavalry Association
Crawford
Thorndike Medical Club
Thorndike
Tremont Temple
Page
Harvard
Yale
Baptist Social Union
Citizens’ Convention
Union Hall
Vonight
Arthur B. Champlin
Cambridgeport
Lake Maranzcock
Key West and
Pierce & Co
Tremont
Court Streets
Huntington Avenue
Dartmouth Streets
Steinway, Weber
Gabler
I, Steinert & Sons
New Eng
Goston
Hewins & Hollis, Outfitters
Hamilton Place
Lake Ins
J. T. Phelis
Agt
Dev
Massachusetts Coast
Sayers
Edward WH. Norton
Seitvate
Knights OF Labor Assembly
DR. Shute
Money IN the Treasury
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