Salisbury Warns of Danger Ahead in Country Strife
London reports Marquis of Salisbury addressing National Conservative Union in Cardiff. He warns the nation faces danger from class conflict and foreign polities, urges self-reliance, navy strength, and vigilance against Home Rule while condemning government measures seen as fictitious and risky.
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London
Marquis of Salisbury
National Conservative Union
Cardiff
England
St. .George’s
Cape
House of’ Lords
House of Lords
Iduntry
Gladstone
Registration crowds show tepid finish at central office
Last evening registration closed at 10 pm with about twenty five attendees at the central registrars office. Outside points saw larger turnout but overall mirrors Monday. The report notes persistent misunderstandings about age and voting requirements plus anticipated year end totals for 1892.
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Uist
S.sesseressevees
Who Stole the Watch In Cambridge Jewelry Case
A watch and jewelry vanished from Mrs. Fila Bridges of 17 Middlesex Street. Special Officers Lynch and Shields tracked the theft after a pawn ticket surfaced via Lowell police. The ticket led to a suspect jailed for drunkenness in Cambridge before being released.
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James Riley
Robert Crosby
Fila Bridges
Middlesex Street
Bridges
Lynch
Shields
Boston
Lowell
Testimonial for Gus Howard at Grace Hall event
Friends of Gus Howard, a popular White Coat Associates member, will host a testimonial at Grace Hall on Genego Street during Thanksgiving Day from 4 to 9 p.m. An entertainment program will follow the event.
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Gus Howard
White Coat Associates
Reform Committee Debates Boston Caucus Fixes at State House
A State House hearing streamed testimonies on caucus reform in Boston. Ward voices criticized ward chairs and city employees wielding power. Proposals included Australian ballots and juror like ward panels. next hearing set with party chairs and central committees.
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Caucus ‘Reform Committee
State House
Hyde Park
McCarthy
Nicholas J. Quinn
A.crook
Quinn
Charles
Board of Assessors
Seard
Oliver Downing
Board of Registrars
Downing
Joseph McDermott
J. H. McNulty
Boston
Ohio
S. G. Davis
Chaiirman
Brewery Coopers' Union Ball Opens With Fine March
A pretty march and an exceptionally nice spread marked the Brewery Coopers' Union ball at Odd Fellows' Hall last night. Andrew Hughes served as grand marshal with his wife leading the march. about two hundred couples attended. Patrick J. Donnelly directed the floor with Henry Mulligan assisting, while a long list of helpers managed the floor and arrangements.
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Coopers’ Union
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hobb
Andrew, Hughes
Patrick J. Donnelly
Henry Mulligan
Nelson W. Smith
Martin Sellers
Thomas Fitzgerald
Patrick Cummings
Peter Diorman
M. J
Rev. George Proctor Passes at 79 in Somerville
The Rev. George Proctor died last evening at his home on Prescott Street Somerville at the age of 79. He leaves one daughter.
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George Proctor
Prescott Street
Somerville
Mixed Victory in Providence Election and Amendment
Providence results show Olney the winner by about 400 votes with 21 of 22 districts reporting Olney 8558 McGuinness 7813 Frost 343 and one Democratic district unchanged. The plurality amendment passed by a large majority as anti Catholic influence appeared but failed to stop Olney. Newport also approved plurality election amendment with 571 votes in favor.
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Providence
Olney
McGuinness
Frost
Newport
Opium Raid Nets Five Joints on Harrison Avenue
A Division 4 raid at Harrison Avenue seized opium, pipes and paraphernalia. In the third floor joint five white men a white woman and Chinaman Jim Sung were arrested, with others charged at different addresses. Six suspects named including Daniel Harding Joseph Coleman Chevallier Nero John Williams Fred J Harris and Mrs Bellamin, plus proprietors and workers.
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Avery
Harrison Avenue
Division 4
Souther
Hensey
Jim Sung
Daniel Harding
Hollis Street
Joseph Coleman
Harvard Street
Chevallier Nero
Warren Avenue
John Williams
Bulfinch Street
Fred J. Harris
Providence
Bellamin
Walker Place
House of Correction
May Lay
George M. Tobin
Sterling Street
Otis
Tracy
Middlesex Street
Charlestown
von Toilw
Benjamin Clark
Emerald Street
Patrick McClosky
Bennett Street
Yee Chung
Labor disputes widen as unions press on fringe issues
Knights of Labor defend boycott against American Brewing Company as a brewery dispute nears settlement on union lines. Building Trades’ Council orders a strike at B F Keith’s new theatre with thirty workers. Boston Pedlers’ Association backs mayoral call for a pedler and hawker superintendent. Hat makers face firings tied to union ties after arbitration. Hat unions plan action with nine member grievance committee. Stationary engineers discuss heating systems and tank capacities as two new members join.
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Knights of Labor
American Brewing Company
Pfaff
Building Trades’ Council
Burke
B. F. Keith
Keith
Organizeds Hat Workmen
Boston
Guyer Hat Company
Brophy and Gaffney
Brophy
Gaffney
Pressmen's Ll
Messrs. Young
Morrison
George Guntner Named Delegate to Chicago Convention
George Guntner of Furniture Workers Union 24 was chosen as delegate to the federation convention in Chicago. The union will rename to Wood Workers Union 24 of the International Furniture Workers Union, with no change to its affiliations. Six new members joined the Boston Cooks Alliance as officers discussed constitutional revision and named a grievance committee for issues with Talbot and Tatro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Guntner
Furniture Workers’ Union 24
Federation
Chicago
Wood Workers’ Union 24
International Furniture Workers’ Union
Cooks’ Alliance
Boston Cooks’ Alliance
Talbot & Tatro
Ruin Reigns After Demolition of Eastern Depot
The Eastern depot has been torn down rapidly leaving a desolate site described as a dismal ruin. Local workers completed the dismantling in swift fashion, leaving observers noting the swift transformation.
Langner Murder Trial Opens in Dedham Memorial Hall
Preparations for the trial of Carl Kuntz, alias August Langner, begin as opening day is set for next Monday in Dedham Memorial Hall. Judges Sherman Fessenden and Blodgett will hear the case with prosecutors Pillsbury and Harris and defense by Fales and Mellen. The 1891 murder of Mrs Mary Emerson at Dover Street Dedham involved alleged sexual motive. Langner, once a hired man for the deceased, was arrested in New York on October 9, 1892 after a reward led to information. He will be tried under the name August Langner, asserting his claim to the alias Carl Kuntz.
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Carl Kuntz
August’ Langner
Dedham
Memorial Hall
Sherman
Fessenden
Blodgett
Pillsbury
Robert
C. Harris
Norfolk
Plymouth
Schulz
Harris
Henry E. Fales
Milford
Braintree
Mary Emerson
Dover Street
West
Philip Hoffman
Langner
August Langner
Carl’ Kuntz
Cutting affray in Cambridgeport ends with injury
In Cambridgeport yesterday at about 3 pm Thomas Irving of Newton was slashed on the face and neck by Lewis H Ballard after a dispute at Mary A Lewis's house at Clark and Harvard streets. Irving taken to Massachusetts General Hospital in a weak condition. Ballard jailed for felonious assault. Mrs Lewis and Mrs Smith jailed for intoxication. Annie Davidson held as witness.
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Cambridgeport
Thomas Irving
Newton
Mary A. Lewis
Clark and
Harvard Streets
Lewis H. Ballard
Agnes Smith
Irving
Ballard
Massachusetts General Hospital
Lynn Democratic caucuses nominate local officials
Democratic caucuses in Lynn chose candidates for Common Council, school committee, and ward assessor posts across wards 1 to 7. Named nominees include S. E. Tibbets, A. T. Newhall, F. A. Lewis, George Wells, J. G. Woodbury, Dr. A. F. George, H. B. Goodridge, and others across wards with several pairs of candidates listed for each position.
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Lynn
Common Council
S. E. Tibbetts
A. T. Newhall
F. A. Lewis
George Wells
A. F. George
H. B. Goodridge
W. L. Estes
J. W. Nichols
T. F. Ryan
W. M. Rowe
J. J. Hannan
A. G. Durgin
C. M. Bacheller
John Philpot
G. B. Grant
Willam R. Newhall
E. H. Mullen
L. C
Jury Tampering Case Sputters In Chicago Chamber
In Judge Tuthill's chamber, a secret conference examined affidavits from George Munn and Mrs Solon L Gates about alleged juror compromise in the Daniel Coughlin murder case. Neither side reached an agreement on removing jurors Gates and George T Wilson, with the prosecution seeking removal for cause and the defense demanding more evidence.
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Chicago
Daniel Coughlin
Cronin
Schubert
Gates
George T. Wilson
Tumblety Case in Superior Court Over Assault Claim
The case against James Tumblety for alleged assault on Thomas Milford during signature gathering for T W Coakley was pressed in Superior Court on counsel suggestion. Tumblety appeals a four month sentence from the lower court. About twenty five Ward 24 Lauriat Avenue Independent Club members met at Edward Gallagher’s home and voted to endorse no candidates who neglect their ward’s interests.
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James Tumbuy
Thomas E. Milford
T. W. Coakley
Tumblety
Lauriat Avenue
Edward Gallagher
Teredo Navalis Threatens Boston Harbor Piles
The ship worm terrifies Boston harbor as teredo navalis appears in large numbers. City Engineer Jackson orders a thorough inspection of bridges and constant watch of piling to stave off damage to wharves and wooden vessels.
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Boston
Jackson
Ept
Salem Aldermen Ok Park Land, Plumbing Ordinance Adopted
A committee was named to confer with park commissioners on acquiring land at the Salem Willows for a public park. The plumbing ordinance was adopted. Clearings were ordered on widening English Street and laying conduits by the New England Telephone Company for December 6. The city government will attend Father Gray's funeral tomorrow morning in body.
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Salem
Salem Williows
English Street
New England Telephone Company
Cit
Father Gray
Amherst College Students Suspended for Looting
Eight Amherst College students were suspended by the college senate for looting railroad rest rooms while en route to the Dartmouth Amherst football game in Hanover New Hampshire on November 11. The incident occurred as the team traveled to the game.
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Amherst
Amhest College
Senate
Mts
Sir John Hawkins Sinks on Maiden Voyage
The British steamer Sir John Hawkins of 1728 tons foundered on November 25 during her first voyage from Plymouth to Marianople. The crew were drowned.
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Plymouth
Marianople
London
Sir John Hawkins
Paris News: M Kaynal Declines Cabinet Post
In Paris on the 28th M Kaynal refused President Carnot's request to form a new ministry. The stance prompts talk of political alignment as Raynal leads the Moderate Opportunists with likely majority support. Carnot may appoint Fallieries or Spuller, with Spuller seen as a probable choice.
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Paris
Navy
M.kaynal
Carnot
M. Raynal
M. Fallieries
M. Spuller
Court Rules Taxpayer Witness Competent For Will
Supreme Court full bench affirms decree admitting Ursula J. Shaw of Brimfield will. The ruling holds a town taxpayer inhabiting the area may sign a public diary bequeathed by the will, as this interest in town books does not affect witness competency.
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Supreme Court
Ursula J. Shaw
Brimfield
Concord Clerk Falls From Express Train in Boston Route
John F. Hosmer, a respected Concord resident and clerk at 8 Clinton Street Boston, fell from a Fitchburg line express train near 6 o clock as it departed from Boston. Injuries not specified. investigation underway.
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Concord
John F. Hosmer
Clinton Street
Boston
Fitchburg
Train derailment victim dies at Massachusetts General
A man sustained severe injuries after a train collision tonight. One leg was severed and he died an hour after arriving at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
Kelley Nominated Mayor at Cambridge People's Party Meeting
The People’s Party mayoralty convention in Brattle Square ward room Cambridge nominated Joseph J. Kelley for Mayor by acclamation on motion of Frank Ferris. Aldermen nominees include At large Colonel Harry Russell and ward nominees for Wards 1 through 5.
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People’s Party
Brattle Square
Cambridge
Joseph J. Kelley
Frank Ferris
Harry Russell
Andrew Jackson Jones
Edward James
Louis F. Baldwin
Peter F. Rourke
Bernard J. Brogan
John J. Scott
William E. McCormick
Charles H. Millner
Michael Corcoran
Harry Adams
Obsequies Held for Rev William M O'Brien at St Marys Winchester
Impressive funeral rites were conducted yesterday morning at St Marys Catholic Church Winchester for the late Rev William M O Brien pastor of the parish. A solemn requiem mass was celebrated by Rev William O Brien of St Michael is Low el l with Rev James Gilday of St Michael is Woburn delivering the sermon. The Very Rev Bishop Brady gave absolution.
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William M. O’brien
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Winchester
William O’brien
St. Michael's Church
Lowell
James Gilday
St. Michael’s Church
Woburn
Brady
Yard Quiet at Lawley as Volunteer Returns to Sloop
Work on the old Volunteer continues at Lawley. The erstwhile schooner has been reconfigured into a sloop using the Pilgrim’s stick. The South Boston yard remains quiet with yacht designers largely idle and other workers similarly inactive.
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Lawley’s
Big South
Boston
Labor unions unite against Alderman Lee for Board seat
At evening meetings, Furniture Workers' Union 24 Boston Cooks' Alliance Brass Workers' Union 33 and Painters' Union 16 endorsed Typographical Union 13s opposition to Alderman Lee and passed resolutions opposing his candidacy for the Board of Aldermen.
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Furniture Workers’ Union
Boston Cooks’ Alliance
Brass Workers’ Union
Painters’ Union 16
Alderman Lee
Board of Aldermen
Peabody Academy Wins Corean Exhibit Treasure Collection
The Peabody Academy of Sciences in Salem received from Chicago a large box of rare Corean items. The lot will augment the academy’s collections and will be exhibited after unpacking and preparation.
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Peabody Academy
Peabody Academy of Sciences
Salem
Chicago
Academy
Ives and Schaefer to meet in 14 inch balk line match
Chicago on November 28 reports that Ives and Schaefer will play a six night balk line billards contest in January for 2500 dollars a game. The match will be held in Chicago with 600 points per night and the anchor shot barred.
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Ives
Schaefer
Chicago
Lynn Workingmen Rally C B M Houston Attacks City Charter
A Lynn meeting of the Workingmen's line was held at Lastears Hall. Mayoral candidate C. B. M. Houston spoke, contending the proposed new city charter opposes workingmen's interests.
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Lynn
Workingmen
C. B. M. Houston
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