Why It Is Embarrassed By Oregon Improvement Company
New York November 26 The Oregon Improvement Company describes an embarrassing condition caused by Seattle fire of 1889 weak postwar real estate mood and falling earnings on the Southern California route. It notes railroad extensions investments and six steamers, with a $2,130,000 outlay and $4,416,000 property value, hopes 6 percent return next year, and faces a $175,000 yearly bond interest and sinking fund. A receiver may hold the Oregon property to avoid attachments.
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New York
Oregon Improvement Company
Seattle
Southern California
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Oregon
Post Forecast Shows Fair Weather Across New England
The weather today remains fair across New England with northwesterly winds and lower temperatures. Tonight will bring zero degree readings in the far north as winds shift to northerly. Tomorrow cools only slightly with variable winds and continued fair conditions. The South and West are clear, lake regions cloudy, light precipitation rare. Snow depths include one inch in southern lake districts and three inches in the north. Major storm centers shift offshore and northeastward, barometers fluctuate, and temperatures plunge in New England while slight warming occurs in the West.
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POST
New England
Marquette
Ste. Marie
Grand Haven
Michigan
Cleveland
Maine
Ocean
Nova Scotia
Massport
Salt Lake City
Boston
Northfield
Nantucket
Washington
Arkansas
Tennessee
St. Vincent
Kansas City
Denver
Northwest Normal Highs And Lows From Records
The record indicates a normal maximum temperature of 44.47 degrees and a normal minimum of 29.3 degrees for Northwest over eighteen years of observations.
Life vs Co. offers insurance guidance from state agent
A cryptic fragment shows Johab seizing Amasa by the whiskers with a sword while warning of pervasive danger and urging timely insurance. The piece mentions NAT LIFE CO and J IT PHELIS as state agent at 109 Dey Boato.
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NAT’. Life Vs, CO
J. IT. Phelis
State Agt
Dey
Boato
Moody Merrill and Tremont Water Meter Company Relations
Citizens' Association issues address on Mr Moody Merrill's ties to the Tremont Water Meter Company and Boston city affairs. Ballot commissioners settle several contested nominations. Wrentham extension of the Old Colony railroad set to open Monday. Funeral held for Richard F Yobin former fire commissioner. Charlestown man Daniel W Gerry dies from effects of a lead pencil wound.
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Boston Architectural Club
Citizens’ Association
Moody Merrill
Tremont Water Meter Company
Boston
Wrentham
Old Colony
Richard F. Yobin
Daniel W. Gerry
Charlestown
Official Lists of Voters by Wards for Men and Women
The registrars of voters publish ward by ward tallies of registered men and women since the state election. Tables show counts per ward with totals for men and women, including a combined list total and notes on the publishing date.
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Registrars of Voters
Ieee Wevbeewue
Cuasak
Boiward
Ccc
Tazi
Vata Lance Deeee
Emai Os
Bree
Becce Coes
Oss
Aawla
Eases
Lee
Perot
Army and Navy Gazette notice of officer transfers
Army orders relieve Second Lieutenant H G Squires from St Johns College Fordham NY and order him to join his regiment. Second Lieutenant G H Preston relieved from Fort Myer VA and directed to report to his unit.
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Washioton
Sprcra An
H. G. Squires
Seventh Cavalry
St. Johns College
Fordham
N. Y
G. H. Preston
Ninth Cavalry
Fort Myer
White River Junction Murder Case Arraigned
Lyman G. Clark was arraigned in White River Junction Vermont on suspicion of murdering his mother in law Mariam Marston. He pleaded not guilty and was held on $2000 bail with Sunday to obtain bail.
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White River Junction
Waiter River Junction
Lyman G. Clark
Mariam Marston
Ships Arrive and Depart Ports in November Report
Multiple vessels are listed with arrival and departure dates across Boston New York Boulogne and Crookhaven including Circassia Runic Spaarndam Hans and Kurt Scandinavian and other vessels from Liverpool Glasgow Philadelphia and London with dates Nov 25 26.
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Boston
Lossonian
Liverpool
Siberian
Glasgow
Lana
Dramaica
Nea
New York
Canada
London
Alrfax
Circassia
Polaria
Stettin
Runic
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Boulogne
Spaarndam
Rotterdam
Eee
Hans
Kurt
Newark
Crookhaven
St. Pancras
Bessie K. Cramer Arrives in Havana From Port Williams
Windsor N J Nov 26. Late ship news reports the British schooner Bessie K Cramer with master Hensley has arrived in Havana Cuba on Nov 24 from Port Williams.
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Windsor
Havana
Cuba
Bessie K. Cramer
Hensley
Pert Williams
Parnell Leadership Crisis Deepens Amid Gladstone Letter
London November 26 The Nationalists postpone final action on Parnell leadership after Gladstone's letter stirs tensions. A meeting reveals divergent views but Parnell remains resolved to stay unless a no confidence vote passes. MCarthy notes confidentiality and avoids public disclosure as discussions continue.
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London
Gladstone
Parnell
Eo Eandid
Parnell Leadership Under Fire After Irish Meeting
Yesterday in Loxton and Kitypysarr Irish leaders debated Parnell’s leadership. Speakers urged retirement or retention as Gladstone’s stance and a letter from Gladstone influenced the outcome, with calls to support evicted tenants and resist postponement. West Clare branches threaten dissolution if Parnell steps down.
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Loxton
Parnell
House of Commons
Barry and
Cummins
M’carthy
Gladstone
Morley
Sexton
Lane
John O’ Connor
Parnnell
Liberal Federation
Kitpysarr
National League
West Clare
Mr. Gladstone
Envoys in America cling to Glad Stone
Cincinnati reports a cablegram from London delegates urging cordial talks with Mr Gladstone. William O'Brien refrains from comment and urges immediate friendly communications with Gladstone. Irish delegates in New York coordinate with Gill in telegraphic talks on the London meeting postponement.
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Cincinnati
William O’brien
London
America
O’brien
Gladstone
Liberal Party
New Yor
Mr. Gill
M.P
New York
Gill
Ireland
Mr McCarthy and the Gladstone Letter in Commons Row
A stormy scene erupted among Parnellite members in the House of Commons after Mr Gladstone's letter to Mr Morley was made public. The report notes Mr McCarthy's failure to reveal the letter's contents during the proceeding.
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MR. McCarthy
Gladstone
House of Commons
Mr. Gladstone
Morley
M’carthy
Late Press Comments on Parnell Crisis in London
The Daily News warns followers of Mr Parnell that failure to grasp the momentous crisis could ruin the Irish cause. Liberals show sympathy for Irish leaders Dillon and O Brien, while Parnell risks public faith and private honors with reticence and alleged lawless intrigue. Freeman's Journal notes Parnell could command Liberal leaders if he led a loyal party of eighty five, as Trath and Henry Labouchere abandon him.
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London
The
Daily News
Parnell
America
Dillon
O’brien
Parnall
Gladstone
Freeman’s Journal of Dublin
Trish
Trath
Henry Labouchere
Swineford Distress over Mayo Rail Plan Rejected
In Swineford Mayo crowds press priests and poor law guardians seeking aid after the grand jury refuses to fund Mr Balfour’s Collooney to Clare-Morris railroad. Authorities warn many locals may face hunger within three weeks. Delegates head to London to press relief measures.
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Swineford
Dupin
County Mayo
Mr. Balfour
Collooney
Clare-Morris
London
Gladstone seeks to remove barrier to Catholics as Lord Chancellor
In the House of Commons at Loxton on November 26, leave was granted to Mr Gladstone to introduce his bill removing the disability that prevents Catholics from becoming Lord Chancellor of England or Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
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House OF Commons
Loxton
Gladstone
England
Ireland
Experiments With Koch's Curative Lymph In London
London announces the start of a trial using Professor Koch's curative lymph at King’s College Hospital. Dr Cheyne injected four patients with tuberculosis of hip and foot, osteitis, and phthisis while waterers and many doctors observe outcomes for documented effects.
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London
Professor Koch
King’s College Hospital
Cheyne
German Budget Shows 1.18 Billion Mark Fiscal Plan
Berun date November 26 German budget for the coming fiscal year totals 1,180,645,888 marks with 130,000,000 in treasury and 140,428,500 from customs and tobacco duties. Revenue from consumption taxes rises by 41,854,500 marks etc. Navy non recurring expenses rise by 7,251,130 marks. Army needs increase by 25,754,707 marks mainly to fund military law and enlarged force.
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Berun
Reconciliation in Ticino Gets Federal Settlement Law
Berne reports the Ticino Council has accepted the settlement proposed by the federal commissioner. The reconciliation scheme for the opposing parties will immediately become law, marking a swift resolution to the dispute in Ticino.
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Ticino
Berne
Telegraph Line Planned From Pekin to Riahta
London reports the Chinese government has consented to a telegraph line linking Pekin with the Siberian town of Riaehta. The project signals intensified communications between China and the European Russia border region.
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China
Siberia
London
Pekin
Siberian
Riaehta
Preservation of fur seals proposal to suspend catch
Wasurxeron, Nov. 26. Professor H. R. Elliott of the Smithsonian will present a report to Congress urging a seven year suspension of fur seal catches at American rookeries. He says inactivity is essential to prevent annihilation as only about 100,000 seals remain in American waters. Ongoing depredations threaten breeding stock and the extinction of the industry begun after the Alaska purchase from Russia.
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Wasurxeron
H. R. Elliott
Smithsonian Institute
Congress
Russia
Alaska
Supreme Court Reverses Newfoundland Bait Law Convictions
The Supreme Court overturned all convictions against American vessels for bait law violations and caused the government to face substantial legal costs. The ruling requires refunds to Canadian vessels of funds improperly collected, reshaping the regulatory outcome and financial liabilities.
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Haliifax
N.S
Newfoundland
Supreme Court
Indians and Ghost Dance Panic at Pass Creek
Dispatch from Washington reports Cheyenne River and other tribes abandoning the ghost dance. General Miles authorized to raise 1200 government scouts in Dakota as relief and to curb potential uprisings. Scout Scotty Phillips warns of imminent action near Pass Creek with 1000 lodges, 1500 armed warriors, and threats against settlers and half-breeds.
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Caicaco
Miles
Millette
South Dakota
2Uger
Brooke
Preeze
Scotty Phillips
Grande Stone Datte Creek
Bad River
Waldron
Phillips
Rosebud
White River
Pase Creek
Buffalo
Yellow Thigh
Whitfield
Pass Creek
Bull
Standing Rock
Chamberlain
Forest City
Secretary of War
Tiuron
A.C. Millette
Wasainaton
War Department
Department of Dakota
Print cloth market meeting taps wage cuts and curtailment
Follows River reports a largely attended manufacturers meeting to decide on a course for the print cloth market. Most favor ending support from Providence and postponing or shortening the 5 16 cent wage agreement, with a committee to study wage levels in other cities and watch the market over the next two weeks.
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Foll River
Fall River
Providence
Kal
1Ts
Raum Before House Panel on Pension Appropriations
General Raum, commissioner of pensions, testified before the House appropriations sub committee overseeing the pension bill. The 1890 1891 pension appropriation stood at 97090761 dollars, with Raum forecasting a deficiency for the current fiscal year of 32 to 33 million dollars.
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Washington
General Raum
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Raum
Ex-Governor Waller Replies to Blaine on Exhibit Aid
Thomas M Waller of Connecticut chairman of the Worlds Fair foreign affairs committee telegrammed Secretary Blaine denying that the foreign exhibitors aid was political He said the commission misinterpreted the reports and the committee unanimously accepted the report and referred it to a department The note asserts no ties to politics among commission members
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Blaine
Curiaco
Waller
Connecticut
World’s Fair Foreign Affairs Committee
State Department
Commission On Foreign Affairs
Thomas M, Waller
British Steamer Falcon Abandoned after Cape Passage
The British steamer Falcon was abandoned by her crew after passing the capes this afternoon. The Falcon sailed from New York for Glasgow on the 2d, and the Pennsylvania, from Liverpool, reported the abandonment at Delaware Breakwater, Del., on November 26.
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Falcon
Delaware Breakwater
Del
Pennsylvania
Liverpool
Capes
New York
Glasgow
Canada plans aggressive foreign policy after McKinley bill
Ottawa officials outline a new Canadian foreign policy including commercial agencies in Rio Janeiro Buenos Aires Cuba Mexico and other Latin American states to gauge prices for exports and imports monthly. government officials discuss in bond manufacturing tax relief to boost domestic factories and connect with the United States Britain and Commonwealth trade talks.
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Ottawa
Ont
Dominion
United States
John Macdonald
Rio Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Cuba
Mexico
China
Japan
Australia
Canada
Mr. Foster
Dominion Finances
West Indies
Fires devastate multiple firms across several states
Nov 26 reports detail fires in Portr La Anp and Owensboro Kentucky destroying hotels, pottery and street car equipment. Losses total around 210 000 dollars with varying insurance coverage. PortTLAND Me and Valparaiso Ind fire damage affects cooperage shops and several Bryant Doud & Co. stores with combined losses near 40 000 dollars. Authorities suspect burglary in Hebron.
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Portr la Anp
Northern Pacific
Oregon Pottery Company
Owensboro
Porttland
Portiana Cooperage Company
Richardson Wharf Company
Cooperage Company
Valparaiso
Ind
Hebron
Bryant Doud & Co
Bank of H. H. Bell Suspends in Douburn Minnesota
The Bank of H. H. Bell suspended operations this morning at Douburn Minnesota. Liabilities are reported around 7.145 million with assets over a million. The tight financial conditions caused the trouble. The West End bank of H. H. Bell & Co was also closed today. It is hoped Bell can meet obligations given time.
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Bank OF
H. H. Bell
Douburn
Minn
West End
H. H. Bell & Co
Bell
Our Naval Visitors from Brazil
Admiral Walker hosted a dinner at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York for Brazilian squadron admiral da Silveira and his chief officers. Speeches by Charles A. Dana Chauncey M. Depew and others followed, with Brazilian minister Senhor Valente thanking the gathering for their sentiments.
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Brazil
New York
Admiral Walker
United States
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Will of Wilmot man bequest to missions
The will of Stephen Felch of Wilmot, who died recently, leaves an estate valued around $70,000. At his widow’s death the property is to be divided equally between the American Board of Foreign Missions and the American Home Missionary Society.
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Coxcorp
N. H
Stephen Felch
Wilmot
American Board of Foreign Missions
American Home Missionary Society
Oostendorp Bank Failure Liabilities Reach 1.61 Million
The Oostendorp banking firm failed as of November 26 with liabilities totaling 1.609 million. Assets are largely land in the Argentine Republic. A large number of firms are affected by the collapse.
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Antiwere
Oostendorp
Argentine Republic
Cloaks Reign At Market In Fine Cheviot and Fur
Stylish reefers crafted from heavy cheviot or French beaver cloth feature seat or Astrachan fur collars and trimming. They represent the season’s most attractive market offering, drawing buyers with quality and fashion appeal.
Misses Garments in New Goods At Market
Local shop offers newly arrived misses garments across the season. Shop proudly displays a range of dresses blouses and skirts aiming to attract shoppers seeking updated styles this season.
Glove Sale Offers Perrin Freres and More
Gents 2-Button Perrin Freres best quality kid gloves in sizes 6 2 to 7% at 49 cents a pair. Ladies 5-Hook Perrin Freres embroidered kid gloves worth 1.50 for 8 cents. 8-Inch Mousquetaire suede gloves in tans at 9 or 9c. Best Eureka black silk mittens at 9c. Cashmere and fur lined gloves of every kind.
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Perrin Freres
Eureka
Concord marks golden wedding of Judge Hoar with town salute
Concord notes the fiftieth anniversary of Judge Ebenezer Rockwood Hoar and Caroline Downes Brooks. A reception at Matin Street hosted 300 relatives and friends including Senator Hoar, Colonel Rockwood Hoar, and Samuel Bowles. A memorial by Concord business leaders honored the couple, while telegrams from dignitaries poured in and guests arrived from Boston, Cambridge, and beyond for the celebration.
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Concord
Ebenezer Rockwood Hoar
Caroline Downes Brooks
Samuel Hoar
Matin Street
Amelia Pritchard
Rockwood Loar
Epenezen RE. Hoar
Samaritan
Walbridge A. Field
Charles Devens
Supreme
Brookline
William KR
Robeson
Boston
Charles R. Codswan
James L. Whitey
Boston Public Library
George M. Brooks
Middlesex County
Brooks
Maidie Brooks
George Heyno
John 8. Keyes
Keyes
Colon Richard F. Barrett
Barrett
W. W. Wheildon
Miss Can
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Londo
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Teu
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Peaedor
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Boylston Street
Derby & Kilmer Desk CO
Sadesrooms
Lowell Depot
Causeway St
Doston
R. Niles
Washington St
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Conn
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Luzon B. Morris
New Haven
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Eure
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Amasa
Reaskins
Short Bull
Duluth
World’s Fair Commission
Connecticut State Board of Canvassers
L. K. Morris
Den
University of Pennsylvania
Wesleyan
Massachusetts
Treland
Barrett Wendell
Lowell Institute
Page
Boston, Winthrop & Shore
Revere Beach & Lynn
Boston Athletic Club
Boston Athletic Association
Industrial Alliance
Union Pacific Railroad
Charles Francis Adams
Sidney Dillon
St Re A
Tremont Temple
Army and Navy Gazette
Parneli
Mr. Parnell
Stone
United Kingdom
PHE Print Cloth Market
South
Central America
J. Gilchrist
Judge Hoar
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