Is Gladstone Coming The Rumor Denied By Herald
Burraro New York Nov 27 Mr Charles A Gillig of the American Exchange London says Gladstone may visit in April for two months visiting principal cities in the United States The Herald London despatch authoritatively denies the rumor noting Gladstone is in worse health and finds travel too great a strain to undertake.
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America
Grévy
Parnell
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Gladstone
Sermon on Christian consistency at Trinity Church
Crowded Trinity Church heard Rev Dr Brooks preach from John chapter fifteen on keeping commandments and abiding in Christ’s love. He urged a natural faith based on personal affection and doctrine, urged renewing faith when it falters, and reminded listeners faith comes with duty and duty with love.
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Trinity Church
Dr. Brooks
Christ
Manchester Martyrs unrest in Limerick and nationwide
In Limerick a demonstration for the Manchester martyrs Allen Larkin and O Brien was broken up by police with batons and stone throwing. Troops occupied streets, many wounded, and windows were smashed. A later Macroom meeting and Glasnevin cemetery observance drew large crowds with further clashes and a Davitt unveiling.
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Manchester
Allen
Larkin
O’brien
McInerney
New York
County Club
County
Macroom
Kilmurry
Glasnevin
O'Donnell
Carey
Michael Davitt
Judas Iscariot
Mr. Davitt
John Amnesty Nolan
Resignation of President Grévy Informing Next Steps
Paris reports M Grévy formally informed M Rouvier of his resignation and would address the Senate and Chamber on Thursday. Rouvier moved to Floquet to announce the resignation. Left group leaders failed to agree on a plenary election candidate. The Comte de Paris and secretary arrived with a manifesto for the election eve. Anatole de la Forge refuses candidacy preferring constitutional revision and Senate abolition.
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M. Grévy
M. Rouvier
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
M. Floquet
Comte de Paris
M. Raves
M. Anatole de la Forge
Grévy
Largest Nationalist meeting in Queenstown reported
Ireland's affairs note the largest Nationalist meeting in Queenstown with many MPs present. Lane of Cork condemned rent non payment. anti O'Brien resolutions adopted. London reports Gladstone refrains from meetings except when essential. Lacasta seeks retirement over Gladstone stance. Parnell cancer rumor denied. Nov. 27 elections yield ten Conservative aldermen and thirty Conservative councillors, with a Parnellite candidate last in polls.
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Lane
Cork
Ireland
O’brien
London
Gladstone
Wilfrid Blant
Irish National League
Blant
Charles Carmichael Lacasta
Dundee
Mr. Gladstone
Parnell
Paris Café Turmoil Over Boulanger Remarks
Mme Limousin and M Lorentz drew a crowd at a Rue Gaylussac cafe where students smashed glasses and tables after her anti General Boulanger remarks. Police rescued women. mob followed and attacked the party. Colonel Webb refused Isabella the Catholic decoration payment amid a court ruling deeming the contract immoral. London remained quiet with no Trafalgar Square meetings. Princess Clementine and Prince Ferdinand arrived in Sorta amid municipal welcomes. Troops and flags lined streets as they visited the palace and Sobranje members.
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Gaylussac
Geneneral Boulanger
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Hyde Park
Clementine
Prince Ferdinand
Ferdinand
Prohibition Defeated in Atlanta County Election
In Atlanta Georgia a bitter anti prohibition victory closes after a month of nightly campaigns. Antis won the county with 1120 votes over 9500 total, carrying every city precinct except one. Prohibitionists concede the loss and conduct affairs in good humor.
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Atlanta
Colquitt
Henry W. Grady
James KE. Brown
E. P. Howell
John H. Goodwin
Tippoo Tib’s Poor Promise
London dispatch reports Tippoo Tib’s failure to send promised carriers to Stanley’s rear guard at Yambuya for Emin Bey. Stanley has advanced without them amid reported starvation among his men. Major Bartlelot’s August 17 letter offers reassurances that Stanley and all the…
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London
Upper Congo
Tippoo Tibb
Stanley
Yambuya
Emin Bey
Bartlelot
Miller's party awaits carriers to resume Stanley search
The narrator notes that as of July 8 the major's faction was fed and aligned with locals, a marauding Arab band had appeared nearby, and it remains uncertain if they are the carriers Tippoo Tib promised. He plans to pursue Stanley once carriers arrive.
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Tippoo Tib
Stanley
Emperor William Receives Reichstag Leaders in Peace Plea
Berurm Nov 27 Emperor William met with the Reichstag president and vice presidents to share sympathy for the crown prince. He spoke of peace despite Germany prepared for attacks and noted the finances and political aims while regretting M Grévy’s possible resignation. The Czar and Bismarck exchange heated, urging peace and loyalty to Germany’s allies.
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William
Reichstag
Prussia
Germany
M. Grévy
National Gazette
Prince Bismarck
Russia
Pest
Pester Lloyd
Bismarck
Austria
China and Japan in Far East Developments
San Francisco reports steamship City of Pekin arrived from Hong Kong and Yokohama. A German schooner Louise was sunk off Formosa with no casualties. Chinese papers claim a banking scheme involving Count Mitkiewicz collapsed. Japanese papers say Blaine may visit next spring. Portugal’s push for China ties failed. Maas title disputed since 1530. Suanavat notes a 6 million tael loan planned with Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank. Nankin may open as treaty port. Wasp search abandoned.
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Cal
Pekin
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Louise
Formosa
Count Mitkiewicz
James G. Blaine
Portugal
China
Maas
Suanavat
Hong Kong & Shanghai Ank
Nankin
Wasp
County treasurer safe blown open in Centreville robbery
In Centreville Reynolds County Missouri the county treasurer’s office safe was blown open late Friday night and about 20000 dollars in cash from recent tax collections was stolen. No clue to the robbers is reported.
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St. Louis
Centreville
Reynolds County
Noclew
Steamers Arrived and Departed Across Atlantic Ports
Maritime notices list multiple steamers arriving at Reval Havre and Liverpool from New Orleans Montreal New York London and other ports with dates ranging Nov 20 to Nov 27. Vessels include Naworth Castle Eglantine La Bourgogne Cephalonia Seawfell Pomeranian Edam Assyria Benson Island and several more bound for Bristol Amsterdam Antwerp London Antwerp and New York among others. Off Cape Chatte Cape Rosier The Lizard Moville Isle of Wight and other points record engagements with ships proceeding to Liverpool Antwerp Amsterdam and London daily.
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Kehrweider
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Aouwoed
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Baracoa
Olinda
Jerm Umbaca
Wilkommen
Bremen
Leerdam
Amsterdan
Oasle of Wight
Kehrwieder
la Gascogne
Kinsale
Stetson Burglary Nets Diamonds Worth 3000
Burglars entered John Stetson's residence at 19 Hayward Place about 2 am and stole diamonds valued at $3000 from his dressing room along with an opera glass and missed cash and a watch. Mrs. Stetson awakened and saw two men. she believes she can identify them. The thieves escaped after breaking into the Globe Theatre printing office and entering via a bathroom window.
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Globe Theatre
Mr. Stetson
No-License Meetings Mobilize Cambridge Clergy and Public
Pastors across Cambridge held numerous anti liquor license meetings in churches including East Cambridge Baptist and Grace Methodist. Union sessions featured speakers like General John L. Swift, Tufts’ Er. H. Capen, and professors from Harvard, with overflow crowds at First Baptist and Harvard Square churches. A grand mass meeting at Union Hall with Rev. Andrew P. Peabody was announced for tonight.
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East Cambridge
A. G. Lawson
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Cambridgeport
Sam Small
North Avenue Congregational Church
John L. Swift
Er. H. Capen
Tufts College
Alexander McKenzie
C. W. Biddle
W. 8. Apsey
Alexander
Frank Foxcroft
First Parish
Harvard Square
C. E. Norton
Franklin Johnson
J. J. Myers
McKenzie
E. H. Hall
First Baptist Church
Central Square
George A
Bowens
Harrell
L. W. Messer
Young Men’s Christian Association
North Avenue Methodist Church
A. M. Osgood
Somerville
Union Hall
Andrew P. Peabody
Congressteasing on tariff clash and Paris consul power
Washington and Paris reports frame a looming tariff reform struggle in Congress with Speaker Carlisle likely to be elected by the united Democrats unless Randall is degraded from the appropriations chair. A Paris consul-general dispute reveals Southern senators pressuring to oust Hooper in favor of Le Breton, showing power concentrated in South Carolina and Alabama. General Black's Denver reception ends in a misfire as he routes to San Francisco, while Virginia leans Democratic in state polls, boosting Cleveland's prospects.
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Randall
United Democratic
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Texas
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Committee On Appropriations
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Record of fires dot San Francisco to Pittsburgh
Fire reports from several cities describe substantial damage and homelessness. In San Francisco Portrero suburbs fire destroyed two blocks of dwellings, about forty families displaced, loss around 75000 dollars. Other fires hit Exchange block in Nasaua Greene book store, St. Luke s Episcopal Church in Brooklyn, Nelson Malten furniture factory in Grand Rapids, and Acmetonia tannery in Penn with losses ranging from six thousand to two hundred thousand dollars.
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Nasaua
N. H
Main Street
MM. W. B. Greene
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N. Y
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Grand Rapids
Mich
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United States Minister Resigns From Liberia Post
Washington on November 27 Charles H J Taylor minister of the United States to Liberia has tendered his resignation to take effect in January He is in Washington on leave of absence He cites unhealthy climate and disappointment in the character of the civilized negroes sent over.
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Washineoton
Charles H. J. Taylor
Liberia
Sherman Expects Plymouth Call Acceptance After UK Visit
Thomas G. Sherman, Plymouth Church leader, returned from abroad and visited Rev. Charles Berry in Wolverhampton. He believes Berry will accept the Plymouth Church call, though no decision has been announced. He reported to Brooklin on November 27.
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Thomas G. Sherman
Plymouth Church
Charles Berry
Wolverhampton
Berry
Coinage and metal stock rise in mint annual report
Dr James P Kimball reports the fiscal year ending June 30 shows record gold and silver deposits at mints and assay offices since 1881. Gold deposits total 83,416,779 and silver 48,219,081 with coinage reaching 57,703,418. Exports and imports show strong activity. total metallic stock on July 1, 1887 reaches 1,007,613,901 with gold and silver coin in the United States valued at 927,796,216.
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United States
London
Treasury
Earth's Object Lessons by Rev C A Bartol at West Church
The sermon on Earth's object lessons argues that God manifests in nature and the church shapes worship and thought. It defends material reality over abstract creed and warns that abolishing aspiration invites social decay and anarchy.
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D.D
West Church
Job
Darwin
God
Mother Earth
Southey
Blenheim
New Labor Troubles At Marblehead Shoe Plant
At B. E. Cole & Co. in Marblehead a new price list cuts about 10 percent from three cutting grades and two stitching grades. Twenty cutters, all men, walked out after a noon meeting, finishing current work. Women stitchers have not yet met. they plan a meeting tomorrow evening and arbitration. If unresolved, over two hundred workers face layoff.
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Marblehead
B. E. Cole & Co
Board of Arbitration
Boston and Albany Express to Run in Two Sections
The Springfield Republican reports the Boston and Albany express train will depart Boston at 4 30 arriving Springfield at 6 59 and New York at 10 36. It will operate in two sections starting a few minutes apart. The first section will take five hours and the second sx hours as at present.
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Springfield Republican
Boston
Springfield
New York
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