Weather forecast for New England and eastern New York
Washington weather forecast for November 26 at 8 p m. predicts fair conditions and steady temperatures in New England with winds turning northeast. Eastern New York should see fair skies then rain with some snow in the north, temperatures remaining steady and northeasterly winds.
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New England
New York
Ometer
Albany
Boston
Buffalo
Biswarek, Dak
Siow Cheyenne
Cincinnati
Chicago
Detroit
Duluth
el Paso
Tex
Eastport
Helena
Mont
Jacksonville
Fla
Kansas City
Montreal
Marquette, Mich
New Orleans
Portland
Salt Lake City
Wilmington
N.C
Ships Arrange Worldwide Voyages in New York Harbor
Arrived and cleared vessels listed include steamers Wisconsin Po hemmia and Queen of the East bound for Hamburg and Liverpool. Numerous ships and brigs such as Holy Rood Ravola and Cameo traverse from London Buenos Ayres St. John and St. Croix with crews and cargoes noted in this harbor traffic report.
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New York
Holy Rood
London
Ravola
Buenos Ayres
Kambira
Rio Janeiro
Scarmell
Wisconsin
Liverpool
Pohemia
Hamburg
Ozama
Gonaives
Anahuac
Yokohama
Vasco de Gama
Hx. Mouth
Queen of the East
Belmont
Port Spain
Cameo
St. Croix
Eva Pearce
Antwerp
Entelia
Bruno
Mediterranean
Lahn
Hillmers
Kremen
Devyouin
Craig
Glasgow
Ludgate Hill
Brown
Pennland
Buschimann
City of
St. John
N. B
Hattie C. Stewart
Trains Derailed and Fires Spark Broad News
A passenger train derailed near Greenville Tennessee with the engineer fatally injured and four passengers badly hurt. the postal car was destroyed. Elements allege $900,000 in worthless mortgages tied to Frederickson & Co. Chicago. A Dayton gas explosion killed two children and gravely injured the Hawthorne family. The Richmond White House of the Confederacy site is slated for demolition to build a school. Other items note arrests, a large Santa Fe express car robbery, wills, legal appeals, labor law penalties, and a schoolgirl incident without serious injuries.
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Greenville
Tenn
Frederickson & Co
Chicago
Dayton
Scott Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Duquesne
Enn
William Marshall
Cooper
Santa Fe
Charles Crocker
San Francisco
Charles F
William H
George H. Crocker
Alexander
New York
Supreme Court
Justice Barrett
North River Sugar Refining Company
United States Circuit Court
Mme. Louise
Cynthia
St. Lawrence
Mary Pogenkoff
Rivington Street
Ships Arrivals and Voyages Reported From Major Ports
A compiled list of sailing news shows multiple ships arriving or departing from Boston New York Baltimore New Orleans Philadelphia and other ports. Vessels from Liverpool Jamaica London Amsterdam Bremen Montreal and more are cited with dates in late November.
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Boston
Samaria
Liverpool
Lake Superior
Liverpol
Marmion
Jamaica
Baltmore
America
Siemen
New York
Bayonne
London
New Orleans
Federation
P. Caland
Amsterdam
Energie
Bremen
Iider
Wieland
Hamburg
Boulogne
Nova Scotian
Baltimore
Bristol
Gloucester City
Genoa
Elysia
Glasgow
Siberian
Montreal
Deal
Rialto
Antwerp
Aberdeen
Alvona
Lynn's Great Fire Destroys Block of Lynn Shoes
A massive eight hour blaze in Lynn destroys a square mile of business and much of Ward 4. Mower & Barnard blocks, Bennett & Barnard, other shoe factories burn. three banks and the Central Congregational Church fall. Loss estimated at ten million with many homeless and relief efforts underway. Local militia deployed as flames threaten the oceanfront.
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New England
Boston
Portland
Ward 4
Mower
Almont Street
Mower’s
Bennett & Barnard
Central Avenue
Almont
Willow
Union Street
Broad
Bryden
Mt. Vernon Street
Central Square
Beach Street
N. Lee
Washington Street
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Railroad Avenue
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Broad Street
Exchange
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Suffolk
Amity
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Beach
Salem
Marblehead
Chicago
Item
Bee
Press
Ews
Central, Security
First National
Lynn Institution For Savings
B. F. Spinney
Consolidated Adjustable Shoe Company
Fuller’s
Daily Bee
Bergengren
The
Daily Item
K. W. Currier
Titus & Buckley
Earl’s
J. G
M. H. Abbott
L. 8. Johnson & Co
Sawyer & Chase
S. N. Breed & Co
W. K
A. H. Jones
B. Potter & Sons
Joseph Breed’s Sons
Central Congregational Church
First National Bank
Oxford Club
Essex County
First Methodist
First Universalist
Box 41
A. A. Mower and Mower Bros
Alfred A. Mower
Chelsea
Lynn Daily Bee
William Osborne
George O. Fall
Lucian Newhall
Fuller
Stem
Earl
Bb. F. Spinney
Currier
Stevens
Elder
J. F. Swan
Murray
Sue Jenkins
Bennett & Barnard’s
A. F. Jones
N. Breed
Market
Andrew Streets
Luther &. Johnson & Co
William Porter
Frank W. Breed
Silsbee Street
Tudor
Beach and
Silsbee Streets
Revere Each & Lynn Railroad
Loston & Maine Railroad
Daily Press
Transcript
Morning News
New England Clothing Company
Lynn Fire Rages Through Business District Leveling Blocks
A massive Lynn blaze destroyed a wide swath of the business area from Almont Street to Central Square. Estimates place 10 000 to 15 000 workers unemployed with 200 families left homeless as factories banks and stores burned and streets turned into a glowing danger zone.
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Lynn
Sredan
The Latest French Toilet Table of 1889
A Victorian advertisement extols a French Toilet Table from 1889 in rare Spanish Mahogany with a broad top spiral fluting brass lions supporting the lower shelf carved legs and glass feet. It emphasizes enduring elegance and low city prices, inviting readers to request the catalogue.
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Ation
Sir Roger
Fire devastates Lynn streets sparks widespread aid efforts
Fire sweeps through Lynn causing homes to break up and furniture line streets as residents seek safety. Lynn Yacht Club offers shelter while aid pours in from Marblehead Salem Gloucester and Malden. State police assist and trains resume with limited water supply. injuries reported from a Beverly steamer accident.
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Beach Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
Rockport
Reading
Boston
Lynn
Hughes
Chelsea
Everett
Malden
Pierce
Marblehead
Salem
Gloucester
Peabody
Swampscott
Faugus
Caress Lawrence
Newburyport
Portsmouth
New England ‘Telephone Company
Revere
A. J. Hoitt
Western Union Telegraph Company
Robert Spencer
Beverly
Lynn Hospital
Fire Loss Estimates Across Lynn Businesses and Buildings
Estimated losses on Willow Street Central Avenue Union Street and other blocks detail brick and wooden structures stock and machinery totals for firms such as Mower Bros F B Mower & Son John S Bartlett I Newhall J N Smith and many others. Totals include buildings from 5000 to 80000 dollars and stocks from 1500 to 120000 with key properties on John Earl and First National Building among others.
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N. Breed & Co
Essex County
Beach
Broad Streets
T. A. Newhall Coal Company
Mt. Vernon Street
Francis W. Breed
Healey Bros
William Porter & Son
Goodwin
Massachusetts
Lynn
Currier
Union Street
W. M. Currier & Co
B. F. Spinney
Faunce & Spinney
A. P. Legro & Co
J. N. Smith
Ernest Williamson
Dagyr
Willow Street
Williamson
Boston
Broad and Exchange Streets
William T. Ash
S. N. Breed’s
Central Station
Boston & Maine Railroad
William H. Niles
Francis W.reed
Central Church
Exchange Street
A. B. Martin & Co
Market Street
Daily Item
Spring Street
Willis W. George
William F. Hill & Co
Isaac M. Attwill
Denning & Wiggin
James B. Chase
Smith & Quereaux
Charles S. Wittum
Milton D. Porter
W. A. Estes & Co
Old Sagamore
Central Depot
Stem
Haskell Heirs
Ashcrott
John 5. Bartlett
Central Avenue
C. D. Pecker & Co
Stevens
C. E. Elder
Baffum
Charles Batlum
Jerome Ingalls
J. Hollis
E. J. Little
Maurice Brennahean
George Harwood
Thompson
John Earl
M. H. Abbott
Joseph Davis
Enos Gordon
M. D . Brown
F. J. Cushing
Frank Jones
Luther 5. Johnson
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