Field Lindley Wiechers Co Goes Under A Bankers Failure
New York firm Field Lindley Wiechers Co bankers and brokers assigned without preferences to Charlies W. Gould due to the mental illness of senior partner Edward M Field. Rumors of rehypothecated securities and Union Pacific collateral swirl as officials seek the missing assets. Gould says a large undisclosed enterprise is safe though details are withheld.
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New York
Edward M. Field
Daniel A. Lindley
Joan Frederick Wiechers
Herman C. Hilmers
Field, Lindley, Wiechers
Gould
Field
Mr. Gould
S. W. White & Co
Jim’ Keene
Goulds
Washington Building
Head
Cyrus W. Field
East Twenty-first Street
Union Pacific Company
Watson Bros
Denver & Gulf
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Sidney Dillon
Union Pacific Railroad Company
John F. Dillon
G. M. Dodge
Union Pacific
Dillon
F. K. Thurber
Field, Lindley, Wiechers & Co
Thurber
Field, Lindley & Co
West End Street Railway Announces Fare Increases
On and after Saturday November 28 charges in the routes of the West End Street Railway Company will be made. The notice outlines adjusted fares and route changes for riders navigating the system.
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West End Street Railway Company
Rio Grande do Sul Government refuses to retire
A Rio Janeiro telegram reports the new Brazilian Cabinet demands reinstatement of the deposed Rio Grande do Sul government, but the present provincial government refuses to comply and threatens force to resist the demand.
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Rio Grande Do Sul
Burnos Ayres
Rio Janeiro
Steamers Arrived In American Ports In Late November
A column lists ships arriving or sailing including Nyassa from Great River Nic in Boston on Nov 27 and Leon from Jamaica, Indiana from Liverpool, Cremon from Boston, and City of Berlin from Antwerp. Also noted are Pales tine from Liverpool to Boston near Cape Race, Bostonian from Boston to Live 1, and City of Chicago sailing from New York to Liverpool while off Kinsale.
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Boston
Nyassa
Great River
Nic
Leon
Jamaica
Philadelphia
Indiana
Liverpool
New York
City of Berlin
Antwerp
Cremon
Cape Race
Palestine
Kinsale
Bostonian
City of
Revised edition of The Care and Feeding of Infants
The Doliber Goodale Company Boston Mass publishes a revised edition of The Care and Feeding of Infants. It will mail a copy without charge to any address upon request.
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Doliber-Goodale Company
Boston
Mass
Chicago Branch Holds Back After Expiring Partners
Curiaco November 27 Field Lindley Co had a branch for years but the partnership expired March 31 and the office closed. They were long on corn when W S White Co failed in September and were short on November corn against shipments to Europe. They have also been long on wheat and their interests have recently been reduced.
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Chicago
Curiaco
Brutal murder shocks Atlantic Highlands New Jersey
A brutal murder occurred in Atlantic Highlands New Jersey as Mrs. Charles T. Leonard, 35, was found slain by strangulation and blunt force. Farm hand Louis Hariot, a Lorraine native about 21, is suspected after being seen in the area with bloodstains and an agitated appearance. Leonard was away at the time, leaving children without their mother.
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Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Charles T. Leonard
Louis Hariot
Lorraine
Two Seamen Fight Aboard Shawmut At Mystic Wharf
On the steamer Shawmut at Mystic wharf, John Osborn stabbed John Ferguson after a dispute over Ferguson's discharge. Ferguson received eleven stitches at Station 8 and was kept as a witness, while Osborn was arrested for the stabbing.
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Shawmut
Mystic Wharf
John Osborn
John Ferguson
Ferguson
Osborn
Unregistered Druggist Faces Court Over Prescriptions
Richard M. Burden, proprietor of two North End drug stores, appeared in Municipal Court with the State Board of Pharmacy led by Samuel J. Elder alleging he, as an unregistered pharmacist, prepared prescriptions illegally. The defense argued he did not personally prepare prescriptions. Clerk Eliot F. Gardner testified he was a registered pharmacist who filled the prescriptions at issue. Judge Hardy noted the statute language was unclear and postponed the case for one week.
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Richard M. Burden
North End
State Board of Pharmacy
Samuel J.elder
Mr. Burden
Thomas Riley
Eliot F. Gardner
Elder
Burden
Hardy
Death in Station House On Allston Street
An unidentified man about 35 is found in a stupefied state by a Charlestown District officer patrolling Allston street. He dies of heart failure induced by alcoholism after being taken to a station ward and a physician called. body sent to St George Street Morgue. Described as 5 foot 6, 150 pounds, brown hair, sandy moustache, blue eyes.
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Charlestown
Allston Street
St. George Street
Roller Skating Revival At Olym pian Club Carnival
The Olym pian Club reports a renaissance in roller skating with a well‑mannered crowd at Mechanics' Building. The big rink is in excellent order with complete skates and accommodating ushers, and Mr J M Raymond will direct the January costume carnival ensuring fair prize distribution on the night of the carnival. The seventh annual opening occurs tonight.
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Olympian
Leut
J. M. Raymond
Mr Blaine in Philadelphia Visit Quiet Personal Matter
Secretary Blaine arrived in Philadelphia and, met by his son James G. Blaine Jr, declined public contact. He stayed in a hotel room and said the visit was personal with no public interest.
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MR. Blaine
Philadelphia
Blaine
James G. Blaine, Jr
Pennsylvania Railroad
Salvation Oil Promoted for Minor Cuts and Bruises
A brief reminder advises no doctor needed for small cuts or bruises and promotes Salvation Oil at 25 ets per bottle.
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Salvation Oil
Significance of the Massachusetts election politics analysis
Governor Russell and a mass campaign shaped by national issues dominated the state race. The article surveys a long Republican effort, citing a vast club network, mass meetings, and cross party appeals while detailing a record vote shift in Massachusetts and the broader impact on 1892 presidential politics.
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Russell
Massachusetts
Mr. Russell
Cleveland
Union
New England
Republican Party
Massachusets
Democratic Party
Boston
Campain
Eaders
Suca
National Party
Congress
Massachusetts Battle Over Tariff Reform Shapes 1892 Outlook
Massachusetts activists argue tariff reform and free raw materials drive Democratic gains. They recount Massachusetts voters shifting from Republicans since 1884, support for Cleveland and tariff reform, and warn that unless the national party keeps tariffs front and center and avoids free coinage of silver, Democratic prospects in 1892 remain viable with Massachusetts as a pivotal state.
Civil Service Probe Clouds Roosevelt Reports
Washington November 27. A published report charging Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt with fault could not be verified. The Post Office says an inquiry led by Wanamaker into Roosevelt’s Baltimore post office investigation may be sent to the President with a request for presidential attention. Roosevelt’s Baltimore trip in March examined alleged violations by federal workers in political activity.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Post Office Department
Wanamaker
Balttimore Post Office
Civil Service Commission
Baltimore
Lass
Acmis
Ofice
Dorchester Electric Line Route Reshaped
New route seeks an extended circuit through Washington Warren Franklin Hawley and Summer streets, beginning and ending on Washington Street, Dorchester. The line will traverse the corridor via Dorchester’s main streets and return to the starting point on Washington Street.
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Dorchester Electric
Washington Street
Dorchester
Warren Street
Franklin Street
Hawley Street
Summer Street
Transit Line Substitution for Grove Hall Route
Franklin Street line via Warren Street replaces the Grove Hall Tremont House line with the same Grove Hall to Dorchester route. The alteration keeps the original path from Grove Hall and mirrors the Dorchester line in its routing.
New Bus Route Through Grove Hall and Warren Street
A new transit path connects Grove Hall with Warren Street and the Northern Depot line. The service runs along Shawmut Avenue and Tremont Street, then proceeds via Warren Street Washington Street Milk Street Postoffice Square Congress Street State Street New Devonshire Street Washington Street Haymarket Square Canal Street Merrimac Street and returns via Washington and Warren Streets.
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Grove Hall
Warren Street
Shawmut Avenue
Tremont Street
Washington Street
Milk Street
Postoffice Square
Congress Street
State Street
New Devonshire Street
Haymarket Square
Canal Street
Merrimac Street
Washington
Warren Streets
Hampden Street Route Changes Mention Grove Hall Area
The text lists multiple street segments including Franklin Street U line Hampden Street and routes via Blue Hill Avenue Tremont House line and Northampton Street with returns via Washington Street. It references Grove Hall and Hampden Street in relation to a new or adjusted route but lacks full context or a complete decision.
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Franklin Street
Hampden Street
Grove Hall
Tremont House
Blue Hill Avenue
Northampton Street
Washington Street
Hawley Street
Summer Street
Grove
Night streetcar changes in Boston routes and hours
Boston transit updates shift Hampden Street and Northern Depot lines to Shawmut Tremont routes. Night service extends from Egleston Square to Tremont House with hourly electric cars from midnight to 5 30 A M and from Tremont House to Grove Hall to Adams Square night services hourly 12 midnight to 5 A M. A transfer car will operate in winter between Franklin Park and Grove Hall on a 15 minute headway.
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Grove Hall
Tremont House
Shawmut Avenue
Tremont Street
Adams Square
Warren Street
Washington Street
Temple Place
Cornhill
Franklin Park
Blue Hill Avenue
Mining Stocks Close in San Francisco Market
San Francisco mining stock quotations for November 27 show Best & Belcher at 2.30 and Ophir at 3.55, with other listed prices including Sierra Nevada 2.59, Gould & Curry 1.80, Union Con 1.06, and Yellow Jacket 2.50, among several others.
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Best & Belcher
Ophir
Eee
Cecerees
Coan
Cesesees
LAO Polobl
Ceco Serecers
Savage
Oesee
Con
Cala, & Crown Foint
Sierra Nevada
Gould & Curry
Union Con
Hale & Noigfoss
Yellow Jacket
Stopping Places on Washington Street Cars
Street cars will stop at the farther crowded streets only when passengers on electric and horse cars desire to board or alight. The measure affects stopping rules for riders along Washington as described in the city transit notice.
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Washington
Inward list of street and crossing references in Boston area
A fragmented OCR list enumerates numerous streets and crossings around central Boston, referencing conjoined corridors near Globe theatre Temple Place Milk Washington Devonshire and Congress streets, with depots and crossings at Causeway Canal and Dock Square areas.
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Warren Street
Juitis Street
Madison Street
Ball Street
Woodbury Street
Lenox Street
Northampton Street
Chester Park
Springfield Street
Concord Street
Newton Street
Brookline Street
Dedham Street
Pelham Street
Waltham Street
Ashland Pines
Dover Street
Waterford Street
Cherry Street
Vacal Street
Castle Street
Bteadway
Oak Street
Common Street
Hollis Street
Kneeland Street
Keach Street
Globe Theatre
Kh. H. White & Co’s
West Street
Jordan, Marsh & Co's
Temple Place
Sumner Street
Franklin Street
Washington and
Milk Streets
Devonshire
Milk
Congress Streets
Water Street
Congress
State Streets
Stats
New Devonshire Streets
Dock Square
Adams Square
Elm Street
Hanover Street
Washington Street
Haymarket Square
Boston and
Maine
Travers Street
Causeway
Canal Streets
Eustern
Boston
Lowell
Zeigler
Outward routing details at several streets and stops
Outward route lists crossings from Travers street past Haymarket square and Washington street through Hanover Elm and State streets to Mill and Franklin streets with several curves. It notes two cars length on Lecond Winer street and one car length beyond a curve at Boyston street with the same inward stops for balance of the route.
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Travers Street
Friend
Merrimac Streets
Haymarket Square
Washington Street
Hanover Street
Elm Street
Cornhill
State Street
Williams Court
Water Street
School Street
Mill Street
Franklin Street
Cresalts
Graves in Court Again The Doctor's Guilt Trial
A laborer and a contractor face the box as the jury selects men to decide the doctors fate. The accused spent Thanksgiving day at his wifes bedside as startling evidence is sought and the doctors best hope rests on the trial outcome.
Denver Doctor Graves Murder Trial Opens For Barnaby Case
In Denver Colorado this morning a jury began hearing the case against Dr. Thatcher Graves for the murder of Mrs. Josephine Barnaby. First juror Charles M. Scott, a Massachusetts laborer, was accepted. John J. Phillips from Ireland proved a model juryman after being asked about recent newspaper headlines. Graves spent Thanksgiving with his wife at their Capitol Hill residence as court delayed for more evidence. The whiskey bottle link from Boston remains a mystery but crucial if the doctor is to be convicted. Two peremptory challenges remained when court adjourned. a new 100 venue was set for Monday. Most State witnesses arrive tomorrow and the trial is expected to last six weeks.
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Se- Denver
Col
T. Thatcher Graves
Josephine Barnaby
Charles M. Scott
Massachusetts
John J. Phillips
Ireland
Phillips
Graves
Capitol Fill
Provis Tool Company Faces Winding Up After Failure
In Rhode Island on November 27 the Provis Tool Company faced a second failure. An assignment to A HE Tenney today marks the winding up of the old business after a 1882 failure that paid 50 cents on the dollar to creditors. Attachments totaling 39000 on McKenna Street property were placed November 6 and remain held by the corporation.
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R. IL
Dence ‘Tool Company
Tenney
McKenna Street
Cyrus W Field in critical condition in New York
New York November 27 Cyrus W Field is reported to be in a very critical condition. The loss of his wife and his son’s mental decline has laid him so low that recovery is doubtful.
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New York
Cyrus W. Field
Municipal Nominations in YM Conventio
Lynn November 27 The Republican Municipal Convention nominated Elmer B Hayes for mayor and eight aldermen including G B M Houston Ziber H Nickerson Frederick Martin Walter E Seymour John Macfarland L H Holder W Henry Hutchinson George C Blake The Workingmen nominated George L Newhall for mayor with 465 votes to John D Dennis’s
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YM. Lynn
Srecan
Elvnu
B&b. Hayes
G. B. M. Houston
Ziber H. Nickerson
Frederick Martin
Walter £. Symour
John Macfarland
L. H. Holder
W. Henry Hutchinson
George C. Blake
George Ll. Newhall
John D. Dennis
Hotel Keeper Zehner Ends Life In Lansford
Charles Q. Zehner, a prosperous Lansford hotel keeper, died by his own hand today in Wilkes Barre after cutting his throat. No motive or cause for the act is known.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Charles Q. Zehner
Lansford
Ayer's Hygienic Coffee Substitute Composition
The question asks for all elements in the composition of Ayer's Hygienic Coffee Substitute. The product historically claimed to be a blend of chicory, corn meal, rye, or other plant products used as a coffee substitute with added flavorings and sweeteners. The exact proprietary formula was not publicly disclosed.
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Ayer
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