Brazilian minister at Lisbon plans warm Dom Pedro welcome
A Lisbon dispatch reports the Brazilian minister directing a genial reception for Dom Pedro. Other items note Lord Salisbury opposing Rosebery's House of Lords reform idea and a rumor from St Petersburg that the Ameer of Afghanistan is dead. M Corvilain of the Antwerp Cartridge Factory sentenced to four years and six months imprisonment.
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Lisbon
Dom Pedro
St. Petersburg
Ameer
Afghanistan
M. Corvilain
Antwerp
Openings and Events Highlight Boston City News
Weather reports light rain and snow in the city. Crowds visit cruiser displays and attend a brilliant reception for naval officers at the St Botolph Club. Marriage of ex mayor Prince to Mrs Kate P Jane noted. Boston College Fair opens and registration closes. Petitions to Congress on wool duties listed. Local government and fraternal meetings held. Amelia B Edwards lectures on ancient Egyptian literature and religion.
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St. Botolph Club
Prince
Kate P. Jane
Congress
Somerville Board of Aldermen
Royal Arcanum Club
Crawford House
Kelley
Noyes
Amelia B. Edwards
Chickering Hall
Weather Forecast For New England And Eastern New York
Forecast through Thursday evening calls for rain and snow in New England and eastern New York with steady temperatures. Wed night brings colder air and dangerous easterly coastal gales.
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Washington
New England
New York
Maritime vessel movements and arrivals listed by port
A dated shipping bulletin records multiple vessels arriving at and departing from ports including Baltimore New York Philadelphia Liverpool Glasgow Harburg Shields Queenstown and Cork. Entries name ship origins destinations and dates such as Nov 27 and Nov 26 with routes from Glasgow Baltimore London Liverpool and Montreal to Liverpool among others.
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Baltimore
Hopetown
Middleboro
New York
State of Nebraska
Glasgow
Darial
Bremen
Albany
Cufic
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Lord Cive
Liver
Missouri
London
Walter Thomas
Gibraltar
Tarifa
Boston
Queenstown
Arizona
Phoues
Steamer Island
Newark
Ismaila
Hamburg
Marsali
Harburg
Paula
Shields
Beaconsfield
British steamer Edith Godden sinks after distress signals
George Willey master of the Bishopsgate reports near Jamaica on November 21 he found the British steamer Edith Godden sailing from Kingston to New York with fruit. The Godden foundered after distress signals. her captain and crew were rescued and landed at Montego Bay the next day.
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Central Park
Ohio Wool Growers’ Association
Washburn-Moon Company
Thorn- Wire Hedge Company
Santiago
New York
GaLverston
Tex
George Willey
Bishopsquare
Siontevideo
Jamaica
Edith Godden
Kingston
Godden
Thanksgiving Holiday Hours at 260 Boylston Street
During Thanksgiving week from November 28 to 30 the building at 260 Boylston Street will be open daily for visitors from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Thanksgiving morning opening will specifically accommodate business men unable to call on other days.
Storms On Land And Sea Hit Lakes And Coasts
Weather map shows conditions near the great blizzard of March last. Much of the Midwest and East faces snow and frost as gales threaten lakes and seaboards. Reports tell of shipwrecks near Long Branch and Long Beach with several sailors lost. Snow and drifting continue in Minnesota and Ontario with high seas on Lake Ontario.
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Dr. Cruz
Guatemala
Long Branch
Weather Bureau of
Chale Agel
Washington
Thompson
Signal Service Bureau
Dakota
New England
Middle Atlantic
Indiana
Aspury Park
N. J
West End Hotel
Windhorst
Theodore Ruger & Co
New York
Stettin
Captain Windhorst
William Baltz
Franz Virrossin
Ernest Bolter
Gustav Holdenhaier
Richard Wittenberg
Arthur Brauer
John Schumacher
Gustav Bergenheim
Doyen
Glasgow
Bremen
D. H. Watson & Co
Sandy Hook
Long Beach
Minxeaprous
Minn
Litchfield
Buffalo
Toronto
Ont
Port Credit
Alcandal
Canajoharie
N. Y
Mohawk Valley
Rosebery Declaration Rash Draws Controversy in Nottingham
The Nottingham Conservative conference endorsed an effective labor platform while denouncing Lord Rosebery's Glasgow pledge for drastic Lords reform as rash. Lord Salisbury warned an elected Lords would threaten Commons rights and privileges. He dismissed Home Rule federation of Britain as a chimerical idea.
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London
Nottingham
Lord Salisbury
Lord Rosebery
Glasgow
House of Lords
House of Commons
Fae
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Great Britain
Diplomatic Dinner Attended by Major Powers in Berlin
Berlin reports recount how Count Herbert Bismarck hosted a diplomatic dinner with American minister William Walter Phelps British ambassador Sir Edward Malet Russian ambassador Count Schouwaloff and officials from Switzerland Sweden Holland Belgium Portugal and Argentina Republique.
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Berlin
Herbert Bismarck
William Walter Phelps
Edward Malet
Count Schouwaloff
Switzerland
Sweden
Holland
Belgium
Portugal
Social Democrats
Paris
M. Clémenceau
Boulanger
Jotfzin
Joffrin
Zambesi River
St. Prererseurs
Ameer
Afghanistan
Thompson heirs listed in large Birmingham estate payout
Faripoutt Minnesota November 27. Joseph Thompson of this city and J W Thompson of Forest township received notice of the death of an uncle in Birmingham Alabama. The estate is valued at four million dollars with the Messrs Thompson and two sisters Mrs Edward Kehoe of this city and another sister in Illinois as the sole heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faripoutt, Minn
Joseph Thompson
J. W. Thompson
Forest
Birmingham
Bug
Messrs. Thompson
Edward Kehoe
Ilinois
Yale Princeton Team Lineups for Great Football Game
Yale travels to New York and plans to start Hartwell Rhodes Newell Hanson Heffletinger Gill Stagg at backfield with Harvey replacing Morrison in a strengthened lineup. About 1500 Yale students to cheer the blue at the Berkeley Oval clash with Princeton. Princeton lists Donnelly Cowan Janeway George Riggs Cash Warren Poe Black Channing Ames with substitutes and 800 reserved seats sold.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
New York
Fifth Avenue
Princeton
Hartwell
Rhodes
Newell
Hanson
Heffletinger
Gill
Stagg
Wartenburg
Harvey
McClung
McBride
Harvard
Morrison
N. J
Berkeley Oval
B. S. Donnelly
H. C. Cowan
P. G
H. H. Janeway
W. J. George
Jesse Riggs
E. A. Poe
J. 8. Black
R. H. Channing
K. L. Ames
Radcliffe
Furness
Joseph N. Thomas
Sheppard Homans
Edwin A. Lewis
Alexander Lilley
Daniel D. Casement
Pringle Jones
John H. Adams
Princeton College
Supreme Court Reverses Gas Trust Ruling In Illinois
The Illinois Supreme Court reversed Judge Baker and remanded the case People vs Chicago Gas Trust. It bars a gas trust from buying and holding stock in rival gas companies while recognizing the trust’s right to manufacture and sell gas. The decision sent Trust stock down on the Chicago Exchange though Union National Bank supported it.
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Chcanco
State Supreme Court
Ottawa
Chicago Gas Trust Company
Baker
Magruder
Illinois
Chicago Stock Exchange
Union National Bank
Columbus R. Cummings
Gas Trust
Gillings
Charles T. Yerkes
W. C. Goudy
F. 5. Winston
Billings
the Trust
Supreme Court Peea
Supreme Court
J. K. Edsall
Citizens’ Committee
Reception for Dom Pedro Under Provisional Brazil Government
Lisbon reports the provisional Brazilian government will greet the dethroned Emperor upon arrival. The Brazilian colony sees this as a delicate gesture. Several Brazilian ministers at European courts plan to participate in the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Dom Pedro
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Homicide by Imprudence Convicts Factory Owners
AntTwerp November 27 The trial of M Corvilain proprietor of the Antwerp cartridge factory and engineer M Delauney for homicide by imprudence ended with convictions. Corvilain received four years six months in prison and a 2500 franc fine. Delauney one year six months and the same fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anttwerp
M. Corvilain
M. Delauney
Imana
THAT MONTANA LOCKOUT
Helena Mont Nov 27 The lockout remains in effect. The Senate convened at 10 o clock with only Republican members answering roll call. It adjourned until Friday at 8 p m The Republican lower house will move to a larger chamber and resume routine work Friday The Democratic branch met briefly but made no progress
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Helena
Mont
Senate
Lynn Fire Devastates Center as Manufacturers Rethink Quartering
After a disastrous blaze in Lynn many factories destroyed or damaged with losses estimated around 4 million dollars. Mayor reports 7000 unemployed and 175 homeless as 8000 tons coal burn on the Honors Wardwell wharf. Relief pours in from across the country while lines of communication and transit are rebuilt.
Work of Relief for Lynn Fire Sufferers
Boston council meeting on relief effort led by Mayor Hart. Notable attendees include Oliver W. Peabody Eben D. Jordan W A Rust and Francis F. Emery. Five thousand fifty dollars raised on the spot with Kidder Peabody Co and Jordan Marsh Co each giving a thousand. A relief visit committee to Lynn was appointed.
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Boston
Lynn
Hart
Mayor Hart
Oliver W. Peabody
Eben D. Jordan
W. A. Rust
William IH. Baldwin
Samuel N. Aldrich
Owen A. Galvin
Samuel Johnson
Thomas Dana
Charles B. Whitten
C. H. Watson
A. P. Martin
Charles Hayden
Sidney Cushing
Jacob H. Hecht
Albert L. Newman
John Shepard
William Claflin
A. L. Coolidge
John C. Potter
Francis Batcheller
Edward H. Dunn
Thomas E. Proctor
W. W. Rice
Francis F. Emery
Jacob Heilbrun
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Lynn City Council Aids Sufferers With Open Shelters
City leaders, led by Mayor Newhall, open schoolhouses and church vestries for shelter. Police on duty, aid from several cities, and fund-raising committees form to support local relief efforts. A public meeting is set for tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. in the City Council chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Newhall
Father Mathew Hall
Associated Charities
Worcester
Salem
Chelsea
Portsmouth
John MacNair
The
Lynn Trust Company
B. A. Chase
Lynn Institution For Sayings
B. J. Spinney
National Security Bank
A. F. Breed
First National Bank
A. P. Yapley
National City Bank
C. A. Chase
A. F. Smith
W. G. S. Keene
John E. Donallan
Alfred T. Cross
Frederick W. Jones
W. B. Littlefield
C. H. Baker
James Phelan
M. J. Worthley
Mr. C. B. Tebbetts
B. F. Spinney
J. N. Smith
Ie Chase
C. H. Newhall
C. A. Coffin
Patrick Lenox
B. Tebbetts, Jr
GS. Keene
John Donahan
P. A. Chase
Mark J. Worthley
Frank G. Keene
B. F. Pitman
W. Niles
E. B. Hayes
Alfred Cross
Salem mobilizes relief for Lynn fire victims
Salem acts quickly to aid Lynn fire sufferers. A public meeting is set at City Hall for 9:30 tomorrow. Subscriptions opened at Salem National Bank and Salem News office. William G. Webber & Co to donate net one day’s sales next week. Naumkeag Clothing Co gives $50. Adjustable Shoe Co leases Warren Paige factory in Salem as temporary quarters. Beverly firms Hoag and Durgin join others in Rogers factory. New Board of Trade factories leased for five years by Joseph E. Smith and Milton D. Porter.
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Lynn
Mitch
Associated Charities
Honors & Wardwell
Boston
Alexander McEachern
Central Square
Boston & Maine Railroad
Citizens’ Committee
Committee On
R. A. Spalding
Alfred Cross
John F. Edson
John Hanson
A H. Rohrer
Charles A. Leach
Charles §. Sweetser
Charles D. Chadwell
J. E. Donellen
G. A. Bodwell
H. B. Sprague
A. Guilford
CG. Hutchinson
Edward Heffernan
M. A. Fenton
I. P. Nichols
John F. Morgan
William Beckford
Henry Kent
J. H. Connor
James BE. Manning
E. H. Dunbar
William E. Baird
E. W. Hall
Smith
W. H. Niles
F. D. Stearns
Nathaniel Gammon
Timothy Merrill
Thomas J. Currier
Newhall
Ouden
San Francisco
Auburn
Charleston
S. C
Lawrence
Brockton
Lowell
Worcester
Newport
Providence
Kk. L. Haverhill
Portland
Malden
Henry Cabot Lodge
Washington
Thomas David & Co
Adams, Blodget & Co
Pinkerton’s
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Trart
London
Caldwell
Kidder, Peabody & Co
William Filene
Board of Aldermen
Spring
Exchange
Union
Knight & Porter
Atlantic
Ccc
Scotland Union
Ees
Meriden
United States
Equitable
First National
Ee Eeee
North Western
Guardian
Connecticut
Veces
Ss Enwranguasarsie
BBC
Baker, Marshman & Baker
Oney
S.N. Breed & Cow
Q.A
Iki Base Srm
Cs BenCoe EB. H. Ashcroft
John
Earl
Erie
Mulligan
Css
Cece
N. D.C, Brown
Pirie Tee
Nsesecovsses Covsesee
Hoitt Bros
Sakden
Clepe N. DD
Cushing
John P. Woorduly
B. Ey
Hide@r
Mower Bros
Mower & Son
Eec
Eece
Cess
C.N. Stevens’ Heirs
Central Congregational Church
Brown, Dickinson & Co
First National Bank
Vicasaxet
Liverpool
Norwich Union
Pitman & Breed
Milwankes
Glen Falls
Howard Mudge Newhall
Sanborn & Mansell
G.H. & W. A. Nichols
American Supply Company
Lynn Ice Company
G. Tucker
Hebron Morrison
Susie Jenkin
Williams & Tuttle
Terror
J. A. Niles & Son
Munroe
Boragne & Breed
C. H. Wentworth
Union Street
F. B. Steuben
Market Street
E. Hilliard
Allen & Bryden
Broad Street
Phinney & Stevens
B. J. Spinney & Co
High Street
D. F. Adams
L. E. Watts
Lovett Place
G. F. Burgess
Oxford and
Buffum Streets
W. H. Holt
J. N. Smith
John H. Bartlett & Co
C. B. Aborn & Co
Box
Place
Johnson & Co
Martin’s
David's Shoe Pompany
Summer Street
Bee Hive
Munroe Street
G. D. Killand
F. J. Cushing
Exchange Street
Marketstreet
David Hudson
Chelsea
Beach Street
William F. Rose
Chatham Street
Newhall’s Wharf
Salem
Sredau
City Hall
Salem National Bank
Salem News
William G. Webber & Co
Naumkeag Clothing Company
Adjustable Shoe Company of
Warren Paige
Voige Street
Beverly
Hoag & Durgin
Rogers
Burley & Usher
Board of Trade
Joseph E. Smith
Milton D. Porter
Thanksgiving Brides Tie the Knot in Hanover Home
Mr William H Waterman of Hanover and Miss Fannie Seaver Allen daughter of Lt George H Allen of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company were married last evening at the bride s parents home on Warren Avenue The Episcopal service was read by Rev William H Brooks D D The bride wore white faille francaise tulle veil and Cornelia Cook roses Attendants were Sadie and Grace Allen in white and yellow China silk Ushers included Francis S Allen Harry A Tomlinson Edward C Wade Arthur T Reade and Harry Waterman Guests included Mayor Hart Charles H Allen Captain E E Allen Captain W H Cundy Charles R Ladd Rudolphus C Waterman Captain Samuel Hichford J Payson Bradley Charles Allen and Francis B Allen of Hyde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Waterman
Hanover
Fannie Seaver Allen
George H. Allen
The
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Warren Avenue
William H. Brooks
D.D
Faille Francaise
Cornelia Cook
Charles R. Ladd
Rudolphus C. Waterman
Samuel Hichford
J. Payson Bradley
Charles ¥. Allen
Francis
Hyde Park
Underwood and Llewellyn Weds at Cathedral in Washington Street
Mr J Harry Underwood of the Highlands and Miss Mabel Cecil Llewellyn eldest daughter of Mrs M C Llewellyn of Appleton street were married yesterday morning at the Cathedral on Washington street The ceremony was performed by Father Boland with an acolyte assisting Best man was John Brooks Ushers included Charles S Rienhart Albert Farney Henry Donovan and Frank Buswell Bridesmaids were Blanche Corinne Llewellyn Tessie Williams and Annie Rienhart The bride wore sheer white faille francaise with pearl lace and orange blossom bouquet A reception followed at the bride's mother's home The couple will tour to New York and Washington and later reside at 16 Gray street with Thursday receptions in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche
Corinne Llewellyn
Tessie Williams
Annie Rienhart
Prince Blanc Wedding in Cambridge Private Ceremony
The Hon Frederick O Prince ex mayor of Boston and Mrs Kate H Blanc wed at St John s Memorial Chapel Cambridge with only close relatives present. The couple later went to the bride s Chauncy Street residence and plan a wedding tour abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince—Blanc
Frederick O. Prince
Boston
Kate H. Blanc
St. John’s Memorial Chapel
Brattie Street
Cambridge
William Lawrence
Episcopal Theological School
Prince
Chauncy Street
Wedding at Newton Centre Unites Hunter and Stearns
Newton November 27 Miss Ethel May Hunter daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen V A Hunter married Mr Charles Kinmonth Stearns son of Professor O B Stearns at the new Baptist Church in Newton Centre. Rev L C Barnes officiated before a large audience. A reception followed at Lake Avenue and the couple will be at home January 8 at Norwood Avenue Newton Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Barnes
Newton
Boston
Brookline
Lake Avenue
Newton Centre
Norwood Avenue
Marriage of C. P. Bennett and Miss Irene Prince in North Andover
A social event in North Andover saw C P Bennett of Providence assistant secretary of State for Rhode Island wed Miss Irene Prince daughter of a prominent local citizen. The bride wore an elegant gown and the gifts were costly and beautiful. A reception followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
North Andover
C. P. Bennett
Providence
Rhode Island
Irene
Prince
Several City Fires Reported Across New England
The fire report lists multiple blazes on November 27 in Jersey City Augusta Haverhill Worcester and Boston area. Losses range from a few hundred to thousands with insurance coverage noted. Fire crews responded from Somerville and Arlington, with several alarms and minimal damage in some cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Lafayette
Augusta
Haverhill
A. Finney
G. W. Huse
L. A. Finney
Messer & Melvin
Stephen Godkins
Bowen & Leonard
Worcester
James_ Fox
Whitinsville
Home Mutual
George Fox
Caddick Granted Stay in Rensselaer Returns Case
In Albany on November 27 Judge Learned and associates ordered that Lambert A. Caddick Republican inspector in Troy be stayed from canvassing any election district returns on file in the Rensselaer County clerk's office until further court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Albany
N. Y
Supreme Court
Learned
Stoughton Pro Vision Dealer Southworth Hangs Himself
Jedediah A. Southworth, a pro vision dealer from Stoughton, died by hanging in his barn last evening. Police found no evidence of foul play and the death is being treated as a suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jedediah A. Southworth
Stoughton
Demand for Free Wool Petition Signatures Report
The American Wool Reporter publishes two petitions to Congress, one in favor of free wool and one for an ad valorem duty on wool. The lists show signatures from wool growers, manufacturers, and dealers gathered in one week, with many names tied to Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and Massachusetts mills and companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wool Reporter Today
Congress
Camden
A. Priestley & Co
Priestley Worsted Mills
Wim. M. Ayres of
Win. Ayres & Sons
Philadelphia
Geo. W. Patton & Co
N. Front St
John Elliott
South Broad St
Philadel- At
Franklin
M. I. Stevens & Sons
Robert Bleakie
Robert Bleakie & Co
Henry C. Weston
Weston, Whitaman & Co
Eben Sutton
Sutton
N. A. Mills
B.w.evans
Blackstone Woollen Co
Rowland Hazard
Peacedale Mfg
Walter Stanton
Converse, Stanton & Cullen
Henry Martin
Martin, Lawrie & Co
Noah Sagendorph
East Brookfield
Mass
M. Appel
New York
Elmer Morrison
Braintree
Arthur de duvMlans
Geo
Watson Beach
Beach Mfg. Co. Co
T. B
Hampden Mill
W. Olney
Chen Valley
Haggett
Paymaster Middlesex Co
Ralph
Damon
Damon Mfg
Moses
Treas
Worumbo Mfg
Gee Ees
Jesse Metcalf
Agent
Wanskuck Co
Wm. J. Follett
George Follett & Co
Henry Whitman
William Farnsworth
Middlesex Company A
Morrison
Abraham Morrison
W. Hooker
A. Ty
Lee
Broadbrook
Dai
James Kitebhenman
Huntington
Jasper
S. Wood & Ward
Howard and
Lehigh Ave
J. K. Little, Treas
Bay State Felt Boot & Shoe
Fred Colony
Colony Bros
Wilton
N. H
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John Thompson
Getchell
Rosebery
Jrain
Robert Bennett Forbes
G'S Chapel
Chaungy-Hall
Boylston Street
Sheppard Homan
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York
D. H. Buckley
Devonshire Street
Na‘ivl Life Ins. CO
J. T. Phelps
Ale Agt
Dev
Fuller’s Brock
Springfield
Hathaway Building
Atlantic Avenue
New England Railroad
Arthur H. Taber
Michigan
Salisbury
General Foreign News
Yale-Princeton
Illinois Supreme Court
Chicago Gas Trust
Montana
J.N. Smith
H. A. Pevear
A. P. Tapley
French
V. A. Cooper
City of Peace
G. H. Allen
Fannie
Cable’s
Lafayette, N. J
Arlington
James O’brien
Broadway
Somerville
Cyrus E. Dunton
Border Street
F. Wait
Win
F. Gibbs
N.Y
L. Pearl & Co
Pkea
Rob Johnson
Port Srs
Johnson
D. M. Read
Read Carpet Co
F. W. Real
H. Oldroyd
Howells
Joshua Oldroyd
Geo. B. Waterhouse
Centreville
R. L
R. E. Waterhouse
Andrew Howarth
Oxford
G. S. Minot
Lamoille Mills
Fairfax
Geypanbod
Central Falls
Frank E. Seagrave
J. E. Phetteplace
Prest
S. O. Metcalf
T'reas
Steere Worsted Mills
Berwick Woollen Mills
West Fitchburg
James McTaggart