His Own Little Theory Blames Defeat On a Concatenation of Events
Washington reports the President insists Republicans must trust in a rose colored forecast for 1892. He believes nomination of Benjamin Harrison offers the path to victory, rejects candid assessments from Congress, and dismisses critics like Blaine McKinley Reed Cannon as mere factors in a broader concatenation of events. Prominent Republicans doubt his optimism and urge sober action.
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Washington
B. Harrison
Mr. Blaine
Blaine
White House
Speaker Reed
Major McKinley
Joe Cannon
Favors a Change of Senate Rules
Senator Edmunds supports changing Senate rules to allow majority to end debate after full discussion. He rejects a House style previous question and notes uncertainty about Republican strategy and recent defeat’s impact. He cites harmony with parliamentary law but acknowledges some would require rule changes to stop debate on amendments. Massachusetts may gain a Congress member after new apportionment. Census revisions show population growth may yield an extra seat for the state, shaping Boston area districting.
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Senate
Edmunds
Post
House
Morrill
Bay State
Census Bureau
Massachusetts
Congress
Wadlin
Boston
American Whale Fisheries Reports Decline in 1890 Totals
The Bureau of Statistics quarterly report shows the value of whale fisheries products brought into the U S by American vessels declined from 1 034 388 in 1889 to 895 901 in 1890 with San Francisco bearing the main loss New Bedford gains nearly 43 000 The report compares sperm oil and whalebone values by port for 1850 1889 and 1890 listing Barnstable Beaufort New Bedford New London New York Portland Edgartown Brunswick and San Francisco among others Total values: 831 090 379 357 415 654 610 916.
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Bureau of Statistics
United States
San Francisco
New Bedford
Barnstable
Gas
Cece Beaufort
C. Bae
New Hedford
Mass
New London
New York
Portland
Edgartown
Mage Pee
Brunswick
Cave
Cal
New compact Secretary Book Cabinet introduced by Paine's Furniture
A stranger arrived in Boston this week at 48 Canal street. The Secretary Book Cabinet is a clever design with two end wings for 100 volumes and locked glass doors. The center desk and drawers are roomy and well arranged, introduced by Paine's Furniture Company.
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Boston
Canal Street
Paine
Captain and Crew Saved From Falcon Wreck
The British steamer Falcon, en route from New York to Glasgow with staves, was abandoned on the 16th in heavy seas. Captain McMillan reports persistent storms, smashed forecastle, blown vents, and flooded holds. The crew were rescued by the steamship Pennsylvania after signaling distress. Falcon lay at latitude 51 14, longitude 23 57, about 250 miles from Queenstown.
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Pennsylvania
Falcon
New York
Glasgow
Queenstown
Didn't Know It Was Loaded. Fatal Shot at Newton Centre
Newton Centre, November 27. A boy named Jeremiah Holey, fourteen, fired a double barrel shotgun at A. G. Groth, eighteen, wounding him in the perineum and shattering the pubic bone. Groth, from Newton Centre, is sent to Newton Cottage Hospital. doctors fear death before morning. Holey claims the gun was not loaded. he is detained for examination. Groth stated the shooting may have been unintentional. Holey, formerly at Lyman Home Westboro, was released recently after a larceny sentence.
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Newton
Thompsonville
Newton Centre
A. G. Groth
William C. Crotb
Jeremiah Holey
Povs
Groth
Hooley
Newton Cottage Hospital
Utley
Boylston Street
Lyman
Westboro
Mason Plans Comic Opera Tour With Manola
John B. Mason, who left Boston for Europe with his brother Lowell, outlines aims to secure a comic opera for an American starring tour with Marion Manola. Lowell would handle business. Mason studies voice in Italy and may return by February for a pending lawsuit.
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John B. Mason
Europe
Lowell Mason
Boston
Mason
Mr. Mason
Marion Manola
John Mason
Strauss
The
Pippa
Sadie Martinet
Destina
Italy
Museum Company
Manola
America
Thanksgiving turkey shoot winners at Wellington range
The Wellington Thanksgiving shoot crowned Gore Melcher Bowker and Bond as turkey winners. Numerous events followed with multiple placings in Seven Standards Seven Clay Pigeons and Keystone matches led by Gore Bowker Melcher and Longley.
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Wellington
Gore
Melcher
Bowker
Bond
Robinson
Stone
Leonard
Warren
Davenport
Longley
Looper
Webster
Sawyer
T[ond
Hooper
Ee Longley
Meicher
Keystone
Clark
Ap Bond
Pete
Store
Belcher
Amperland Notes First Ice On Local Lakes
Zero weather gripped Amperland Saranac Lake with Lower Saranac Lake frozen over for the first time this winter. Adirondack lakes and ponds are now iced as cold snap continues. In Salem Virginia the Salem Improvement Company plans its first lot sale December 11 and 12, advertising 200 to 100 percent profit on real estate in under a year.
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Amperland
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Adirondacks
Salem
Salem Improvement Company
Paintings in New York and a Flower Show Review
A New York Times style column covers the ninth annual Academy of Design exhibition with 885 works hung, noting many portraits and landscapes and praising Sargent and Edward Gay. It also surveys the Madison Square Garden flower show, its vast chrysanthemum displays, and the U S Nurseries, and discusses Mrs Leslie Carter and her debut in The Ugly Duckling with Belasco, citations on scant audiences and public reception.
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New York
The
Academy of Design
Madison Square Garden
Academy
Sargent
Edward Gay
Joe Jefferson
Dr. Pangloss
Jefferson
O. 8. Parsons
Elliot Gregory
Richard Newton, Jr
Joseph Matthews
Parsons
Long Island Sound
J. G. Tyler
Clinton Smith
Childe Hassam
F. de Haven
Burr Nicholls
W. A. Coffin
R. Cleveland Coxe
Irving RR. Wilds
Frank Jones
Walter Shirlaw
W. J. Whittimore
Julian Rix
E. L. Henry
Hiamilton Hamilton
John Rogers
Salt Meadow
Wall
United States
Alpheus Hardy
Pitcher and Mandon
Belasco
France
Greydon
Arthur Dacre
E. J. Henley
Count Malatesta
Ian Robertson
Viscount Huntington
Kate
Boston
Mary Anderson
Julia Marlowe
Leslie Carter
Mrs. Carter
David Belasco
Through Day Train Schedule Change Affects East Coast Run
The Through Day Train between Boston and Washington via the Shore line and Pennsylvania Railroad now departs Boston at 9 15 a m instead of 8 o'clock. The public has quickly embraced the improved timetable and benefits.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Shore Line
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Washington St
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Popular Science Monthly
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Tremont & Boylston Sts
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Stewart’s
Music and Musical Instrumens
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W Setus
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Moston
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John W. McKim
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Jane Manning
State of
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J. T. Mahoney
Register
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Cambridge
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Edward FE. Baldwin
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J. H. Tyler
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Hyne Park
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CiAs
J. Page
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
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Hyde Park
Dedham
Jonathan Colb
Jonathan Cobb
Edith L. Chase
Pinckney St
D. G. Hubbard
Newbury Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Charlesgate West
Alex. S. Porter
State St
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Wm.c. Codman
J. G. Freeman
Kilby St
Gity Hall Avenue
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Arthur H. Taber
Summer St
Back Bay Fens
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WM. G. Codman
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Vicinity
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William Minot, JR
Court St
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Roundy & Hobbs
Dougherty
Governoielect Muss
Tremiont Temple
New England Woman’s Press Association
Richard G. Moulton
Cambridge University
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Thickering Hall
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Caliban
Sebetos
Shakepeare
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Euripides
Gale
Chickering Hall
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
London Assurance
Grr
Kuen
Pinero
Ollis Judiree
Isaac B. Rich
Agnes Huntington
Opera Comique Company
Planquette
Paul Jones
Tremont Theatre
Abbey & Schoeffel
Miss Josina
Vokes
Tee
Felix Morris
Sidney Grundy
Frederic Lemaitre
Clyde Fitch
Circus Mider
Hough Diamond
Professor Cromwell
England
Francis Wilson
Compaasy
Broadway
Howard Atheneum
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John L. Sullivan
Miss Ellen Robbins
J. Eastman Chase’s
Hamilton Place
Boston Music Hall—Stoddard
Vienna
Widen
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Norway
THRE
Burditt & North
Boston Music Hall
Vienna Orchestra
LST
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Arthur Nikisch
E. E
Euryanthe
Weber
Serboz
Liszt
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Philharmonic Orchestra
Boston Philharmonic Orchestra
Bernhard Listemann
Alice Wentworth
Fritz Glese
Mr. DE Ribas
Josep Jefferson
RIV
Morrow
Florence Comany Als
A and
M Akrrett
Grand Opera House
Steele Mackaye
Eve
Allie Akerstrom
City of
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