Hendricks Funeral Plans and Indianapolis Observances
Special Dispatch to the Boston Post describes Indianapolis mourning for Vice-President Hendricks. Crowds gather at his late residence as artists sketch scenes, hotels reserve rooms for dignitaries including Hayes and family, and pallbearers such as Isaac Gray and Albert Porter are named. Lying in state arrangements, processions, and decorations are outlined with details on routes, catafalque setup, and involvement of government and civic groups. The casket, monument funding, and embalming progress are noted, with expected attendance by President Cleveland, cabinet members, and visiting officials. Funeral days and routes through Tennessee, Washington, Illinois, and to St Paul’s Cathedral are described, alongside preparations for a Crown Hill vault and a marble monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Indianapolis
Ind
Illustrated Papers
Hendricks
Denison
Hayes
David Devis
Gresham
Isaac P. Gray
Albert G. Porter
William H. English
Court House
W. R. Holloway
Morton
Morion
Catafalque
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Tennessee Street
Washington
Illinois
Herman Mueller
Mueller
Waukeesha
W. P. Gallup
Pendleton
Oscar B. Hurd
Gov
S‘rustration
Mrs. Hendricks
Lazarus of
London
5. W. Morgan
Senator Harrison
Tencer
Rh. B. Tagus
Arthur
State Bank Association
Walter A. Gresham
Federal Circuit Court
David Davis
Washiington
Evening Star
Luesday
Republic
National Republican
Rep
Lee
John H. Lee
Henry H. Faxon
United States
Democratic Party
Thomas A. Hendricks
Ngain
Mabphood
Electoral Commission
Boston
Amos HK. Tilden
Amos K
Ward 10
Republican Party
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Congress
United States Senate
Tom x
Senate
Union
Hendricks’s Condition Prompted Alarm from Col McLean
Special Dispatch to the Boston Post reports Colonel McLean, deputy commissioner of pen e108, fears for Hendricks’s health. He recalls Hendricks’s Indiana tour showing feebleness despite strong public enthusiasm, noting a stroke years earlier and foreboding for the former Vice President’s vitality. The piece also covers political reactions around President Cleveland’s funeral travel and a Boston Democratic convention nominating Mayor O’Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean
Mr. Hendrickes
Boston Post
Washington, D.C
Indiana
Thomas A. Lendricks
Post
Hendricks
Mr. Hendricks
Thomas A. Hendricks
Washington cabinet holds regular meeting November 27
At the regular cabinet meeting in Washington on November 27 the President's message was read and approved. Attending ministers weighed attending Vice President Hendricks funeral. most agreed leaving the city would hinder urgent business before Congress. The party plans to depart Monday, with Colonel Lamont handling trip details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hendricks
Congress
Indianapolis
War and the Navy
Lamont
Tribute to Hendricks by Oscar B. Hord
Hon Oscar B Hord recalls his former partner in Indiana law Hendricks praising him as even tempered and humane He notes Hendricks trusted juries and spoke man to man never flashy or secretive and avoided eccentric dress as a steady advocate and public figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar B. Hord
Flon
Indiana
Mr. Hendrick
Hendricks
Mayor O Brien Endorsed for renomination by Democrats
The Post notes Mayor O Brien's renomination, describing his courteous reception and reflection on a year in office. He cites broad business principles guiding city affairs and says he would accept another year with appreciation of the dignity and responsibility of the role. He emphasizes official duties and public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’ Brien
Post
O’brien
Ahd
Lamert at Lynn Resolutions on Hendricks Death Adopted
Lynn city council approved resolutions mourning Vice-President Hendricks. They praised his public service and character, ordered half mast flags, city offices closed, and bells tolled during his funeral hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Hendricks
Thomas A. Hendricks
United States
City of
Derailed freight engineer dies after Plymouth yard wreck
A New Hampshire freight train derailed at Plymouth yard on November 27. Engineer Worcester Dearborn of Concord, noted for efficiency, jumped from the engine as it toppled, was struck by the tender and died within about thirty minutes. He leaves a widow and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
N. H
Worcester Dearborn
Concord
Holmes and Carter Receive Valuable Tankard At Cambridge Street
Messrs Holmes and Carter of 105 Cambridge Street were yesterday presented with a valuable tankard by friends. William A. Creney gave an earnest speech, responded to by G. C. Holmes, Isaac Mullen, and Carter. A supper followed the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Eight Frog Lake Indians Hanged at Battleford Massacre
In Battleford NWT on November 27 the eight Indians found guilty of the Frog Lake massacre were hanged. Wandering Spirit, the leader, was among the condemned. The gallows functioned properly and the condemned died bravely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battleford
N. W.T
Frog Lake
Wandering Spirit
Trinity College Chief Declines Easton Bishop Post
Rev Dr Smith president of Trinity College declines the position of bishop of Easton Maryland to which he was recently elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford, Conn
IS SHE A CRANK Emma Hannam’s Story of the Groton Murder
A Lowell to Boston letter claims Emma Hannam killed Mrs. Prescott in Groton on Nov. 12. State police pursue Baker and wife as suspects, while Hannam’s tale and bizarre letters trigger official probes and new leads about the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusanna Prescott
Groton
Lowell
Knox
Burke
Mr. Buswell
Boston
United States
Pemberton Square
Buswell
F Street
South
Edward Logan
Hanscom
Hannam
Anscom
Wright
Alkan
Nashua
Montreal
Coouage
Goa
Middlesex
Dan Hayes
Hayes
Leflamme
Groton House
Emma Logan
Bent’s Court
Church Sited
Martin & Strong
Middlesex Street
Frank Woods
Orty Marsaau
Lowk
E.L
Innes
Moore
Sym
Lowe Land
South Boston
Lowe
Emma Hannam
Hayter
Hannem
Prescott
Officer Hayes
Wallace
Ayer
Eé@werd Logan
Jewksbury Almshouse
Lawrence
Joax Hannamm
Innis
Londonderry
N. H
Weld
Bakers Hall
Baker
Bostop
Dominions
Riot and Elections Across Londonderry Armagh and Glasgow
A riot at Londonderry accompanies election results in Armagh Meath East Mayo and Scarborough with clashes and damage. Col Burleigh faces eligibility objections in Glasgow while Greenock Libs reelect T Sutherland. Other UK and Spain cabinet notes and U S political maneuverings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Armagh
Alexander Blair
Mayo
Balter
Meath
G’doherty
East Mayo
Scarborough
G. R. Sitwell
Greenock
T. Sutherland
Davidson
Bradlaugh
Glasgow
Tradestown
Maxwell
Davitt
Renhb
Baird
Camrachise
Watt
Reid
Cameron
Cunningham
Longford
Justin McCarthy
Wilson
Burleigh
Pamphlet to defend Northwest policy by Canadian government
In Albany New York yesterday Judge Learned denied Winslow Paige counsel for the New York Central Railroad Company a request to overturn Judge Kennedy injunction restraining the company from leasing the West Shore road. Delta Phi fraternity annual meeting in New York adjourned to meet around Nov 17 next year. Ten colleges represented by three delegates each: University of Pennsylvania Rutgers Union Columbia University of New York Harvard Hopkins Brown Lehigh Troy Polytechnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Judge Learned
Supreme Court
Albany
N. Y
Winslow Paige
New York Central Railroad Company
Judge Kennedy
West Shore Road
Delta Phi Fraternity
New York
University of Pennsylvania
Rutgers
Union
Columbia
University of New York
Harvard
Hopkins
Brown
Lehigh
Troy Polytechnic
Swindlers Col son and Roper Sentenced in Cambridge Court
The famous produce swindlers Henry W. Col son and Osmar W. Roper were sentenced in the Superior Criminal Court at Fast Cambridge yesterday to the full extent of the law, three years each in the house of correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Colson
Osmar W. Roper
Fast Cambridge
House of Correction
Bondholders Form American Committee for Mexican National Railway
W W Nevin announces an American bondholders committee to back a funding plan for coupons and a limited bond issue under the trust deed. signatures in the United States exceed 9.3 million dollars with English totals topping 11 million. aim is 18 million with three fourths majority. committee includes Spencer Trask and others. seeks assent from holders, notes cross cooperation with London committee representing European holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Nevin
Fasau Street
New York
Mexican National Railway
London
United States
Spencer Trask
Selah Chamberlain
Cleveland
John DeRuyter
Henry Amy
Samuel 8. Parsons
George Burnham
Philadelphia
Charles J. Con
William E. D. Stokes
Yale Junior Drowns In Open Boat Off Thimble Island
Warren Samuel Yates son of Henry W. Yates of Nebraska National Bank Omaha was swept to sea in a gale while two Yale students in open boats hunted for ducks from Stony Creek Thimble Island. His roommate Victor Caldwell landed safely on a barren rock and was rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Warren Samuel Yates
Henry W. Yates
Nebraska National Bank of
Caldwell
Yates
Lawyer Kivel fights Felice will claims in New Hampshire
Dove ER Nov 27. Lawyer John Kivel, counsel for the executors of the late Horace Thomas W Felice of Topsfield Mass, contest Lyory W s claims in the will case. The ongoing dispute centers on beneficiaries and the estate’s distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doveer
N. H
John Kivel
Hor
Thomas W. Felice
Tops‘iell
Mass
Lyory
Navy history lecture recalls early American naval neglect
Huntington Hall heard Professor James Russell Soley discuss the post Revolutionary War decline of the U S Navy, the need for a strong marine, and the rise of naval policy culminating in Preble and Decatur’s Tripoli action. He praised frigate construction and the 1800s squadron as foundations of later naval strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Hall
James Russell Soley
U.S. N
Ithus
Algiers
Congress
United States
Morocco
Tunis
Tripoli
Davy
Algtrers
Tripolis
Pudia
Liel
Richard W. Morris
Constitution
Philadelphia
Edward Preble
Preble
Decatur
St. Vincent
Trial of Councilman White in Woburn case of embezzlement
Testimony centers on finding leather and hides at the White & Co tannery in Woburn. Judge Converse conducts the case of Councilman Francis L. White, accused as an accessory before the fact. witnesses discuss sale offers, balances, and leather totals from 1853 to 1885, with extended notes on tannery outputs and related accounts. Oliver Wendell Holmes and Mme. Greville’s Boston reception follow in Chickering Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Converse
Francis L. White
James W. McInnis
Bryan McSweeney
John McDonald
McDonald
Mr. King
Riley
King
Charles L. Oneill
Hiram S. Leonard
Theophilus King
White
Francis A. Busseque
F. L. White& Co
F. L. White & Co
Milford
White’s Tannery
Boston
Chickering Hall
Mme. Durand Greville
Henry Greville
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Mme. Greville
Dr. Homnes
Stratford-atte-bone
Paris
Academy
Saveli
Baron Alibert
Phychinn
Hospital St. Louis
Lafayette
Valor
France
Greville
POST
Europe
Shoes Exports and Voter Registration Update
For the week ending Nov 26 Kyun Shoe Manufacturers shipped 3480 cases of boots and shoes, down from 3654 the prior year. Registrars meet at the city clerk's office today from 3 to 6 and 7:30 to 9 to register voters. A hearing on alleged cruelty to inmates at the Children's Name, under matron Abbie A Colbath, resumed last night with witnesses tending to disprove the charge and show proper treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyun Shoe Manufacturers
Abbie
VOLS MUSEUM Showcases Tiny Performer Hop o' My Thumb
Ladies and children flock to the VOLS MUSEUM to see Hop o My Thumb, claimed as the smallest man in the world. At 16, he stands 21 inches tall and weighs eight pounds, able to fit in a gentleman's open hand. The exhibitor promises afternoon and evening receptions daily during the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hop O
Ife
Scotch mill operative shoots wife then attempts suicide
NORWICH Conn Nov 27 John Grey a 22 year old Scotch mill operative attempted to murder his wife and then kill himself this morning He fired four shots and wounded his wife on the right side of her head and chin He was arrested The couple had been married ten months The shooting was attributed to whiskey and jealousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Alice St. Clair
Lowell
Merrill House
Mergzill
Alice
Nashta
Lawrence
Lowell Thursduy
Norwich
Conn
John Grey
Steamer Emma Graham Sinks on Ohio River
The steamer Emma Graham, carrying numerous passengers, sank at Ripley Landing near Parkersburg at 9 last night. Fireman Mylo Cooper is known to be drowned and several deckhands are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W.va
Emma Graham
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ripley Landing
Mylo Cooper
Death of Owl's Stead light keeper in Lake Memphremagog
The partially decomposed body of Chapin Marden, light keeper at Owl's Stead, Lake Memphremagog near North Troy Vermont, was found in bed. He likely died two weeks ago as navigation had been suspended and the missing lights went unnoticed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Troy
Chapin Marden
Owl’s Stead
Lake Memphremagog
Man fatally slain at Lowell Junction identified
The body of the man killed at Lowell Junction on Thursday night is Michael Casey of Wilmington. He worked at the tannery there and leaves a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Junction
Michael Casey
Wilmington
Tragedies and Weather Mark New England Day
David Slattery a Worcester brakeman was run over and killed by the cars yesterday. Mrs Mary Maiden aged 60 fell to her death at Lawrence. Moore town and Northfield reported frigid temperatures 16 and 10 degrees below zero. Dennis O Connell and Anthony Moore fought at Collinsville Conn O Connell used a hatchet wounding Moore who is dying and fled. Pleasant beach Cohasset road washed by tide impassable. Smallpox reported in South Adams in a French family. four children ill one dead. cause not publicly disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Slattery
Worcester
Mary Maiden
Lawrence
Mooretown
Conn
Northfield
Dennis O’connell
Anthony Moore
Collinsville
O’connell
Moore
Pleasant Beach
Cohasset
South Adams
Canada
Salvation Oil Endorsement From Maryland Reader
A reader praises Salvation Oil, claiming it relieved his wife’s severe back and other pains after a single night. He credits the product with more effect than physicians over years. The testimony appears under a name, address line, and city in Maryland.
EAD LABOR AND CAPITAL General Walker on Wealth
General Francia A Walker outlines land, labor and capital as wealth requisites in a Y M C A lecture. He argues land is finite and essential, with diminishing returns guiding cultivation, then compares labor efficiency across regions and notes next Monday evening will continue the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia A. Walker
Walker
Saybrook Celebrates 250th Anniversary With Lectures
Saybrook, Conn. commemorated its 250th anniversary with services at the Congregational Church. A slate of six addresses on local history covered topics from early settlement to Saybrook in the Revolution and the Old Colony division. Speakers included Rev. Samuel Hert Yale College President Porter and Rev. John Edward Bushnell, with a poem by George W. Bungay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siaartford
Conn
Saybrook
Congregational Church
Samuel Hert
Trinity College
Porter
Yale
Yale College
Professor Pratt
Hartford Theological Seminary
John Edward Bushnell
Fairfield
Samuel McCall
Mast Hiddam
Old Colony
Samuel G. Puckingham
Springfield
Buckingham
George W. Bungay
New York
Angostura Bitters Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
Advert says all persons with dyspepsia diarrhea colic and indigestion will find immediate relief and sure care by using Angostura Bitters. It claims the only genuine is manufactured by Dr. J. G. B. Siegert and sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. B. Siegert & Sons
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Erin
Jules Stein
Stein Manufacturing Company
Rochester
General Grant
Grant
Crown Hill
Se Otten Sisdeir
Fletcher
Insane Hospital
the Sentinel
Hendricks Club
Knights of Labor
Ouro
Enor
Committee On Reception
George Hoadly
Dem
O'Brien
Democrats of
Alderman Whitten
Boston Democratic City Committee
Charles Varney Whitten
Dorchester
Whitten
Brady
Lister
Henry IL. Jyigen
Tilden
P. F. McDonald
Ward 12
John F. Dever
Patrick Maguire
M. M- Cunnifff
Ward
Richard J. Walsh
Frank E. Magullion
Michael Meehan
James McMorrow
Dennis McCarthy
Fitzpatrick
Kane
Ward 18
M. M. Cunniff
James A. Murphy
Mr. Kane
Mr. Canniff
Murphy
Cuoniff
Wroth
Ward 13
Murray
Yeas
Cunniff
Cunni
Mr. Cunniff
Ward 17
Marley
James Rankin
Donovan
Charlestown
Deelah
Charles
V. Whitten
Magullion
Rankin
John R. Murphy
John P. Dore
Sostello
Mr. Dore
Ward 8
Mr. Cunniil
Washinetron
Ossegver’s
Sienat Service
U. S.A
Cear
G. O. Taylor
Groton Road
Emmia
Faror
Lowstt
Ayer Op
Warner, Snd
Market Street
Spain
Madrid
Senor Sagasta
Jovellar
Senor Camacho
Senor Ries
Senor Gamazo
Senior Beranger
Senor Gonzalez
Senor Alonzo Martinez
Senor Moret
Times
Constantinople
Servia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Austria
Russia
Leshjanin
Viddin
Alfonso
Humbert
Rome
Reuter
Pirot
Don Carlos
Tonquin
Cairo
Koshay
Cameron Highlanders
Rangoon
Nyeenyan
Mandalay
Madras
Hampshire Regiment
Pagan
Caroline
Vatican
England
Germany
Pelew Islands
Huidekoper
Pennsylvania
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
White House
Vilas
Huitekoper
Hartranft
Thomas Cooper
Samuel J. Randall
Post Office Department
Edmunds
Treasury Department
Messrs. Thebaud Bros
William Phipps
Page, Harding & Co
Lewis Wharf
T*eband Bros
Phipps
Rew
Maine
Brooksville
William R. Walker
Limestone
P. B. Sayward
Long Pound
William Cox
Phillips
B. Emory Pratt
South Berwick Junction
Moses Bennett
Massachusetts
Feeding Hills
Albert K. Fuller
Montgomery
Charles M. Washburn
Agawam
Charles W. Hasken
Conway
Daniel Eldredge
Cooleyville
O. Powers
New Hampshire
Banton
William Eastman
Seytheville
R. Whitcomb
Rhode Islsne
Burrellville
Thomas W.D. Phillips
Mapleville
Albert J. Hackard
Valley Falls
Bernard McKenna
Interior Department
Globe and Bell Telephone Companies
Secretary of the Interior
Colson
Roper
Caswell, Massey & Co
Ivork Perce
M. Peirce
Ivory
Mr. Peirce
James Huesell Soley
MR. Wilite
White & Co
Vols Museum
NEW England News
Fred, A
Schulze
Gia W
Fayette Steet
Galtimoce
EAD
Labor and Capital
Saybrook’s Quarter-Millenay
John C. Price
Kilby Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!