Hendricks Funeral Procession Draws Multitudes in Indianapolis
Special Dispatch from Indianapolis reports crowds packing hotels as Vice President Hendricks lies in state at the court house. Delays and preparations mark a solemn transfer with a guard, bathed in black festoons, white rosettes, and floral tributes. The public viewed the casket in large numbers while a detailed ceremonial route and canopy decor highlight the service.
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Boston Post
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Colonel Aumont
Washington
Hendricks
Court House
Jenckes
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Hell
D. W. Mogen
Morgan
Piowad
William and
Varry
Thornton
Civeinnatl
Bram Kendricks
Patterson
Abe Mort
Poe Citafaique
Ems
Aml
Erin
Private Secretary's Letter to Mrs Hendricks in Grief
A letter from Colonel Hughes Bast, private secretary to the late Vice President Hendricks, consoles Mrs. Hendricks amid fresh grieving. It laments the loss, praises her husband’s virtues, and asks for strength to endure. The note accompanies widespread mourning from friends, officials, and reform school boys sending sympathy.
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Indianavolis
Ind
State Reform School
Hasb
Reform School
Uns
Weill
Pottery Burned and Grain Elevators Destroyed in Fires
Fire reports from New York and Ontario describe Ottman Bros. & Co pottery works in Fort Edward burning with a 16000 loss, a Cimcaco elevator in Fort Edwards area burning with 75000 loss, and Venus Baron's flour mill in AMUBKSTRURG Ontario burning with 25000 loss including 2600 bushels of wheat.
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Fort Epward
N. Y
Ottman Bros. & Co
Cimcaco
Alton
Ontario
Amubkstrurg
Ont
Venus Baron
Chicago Doctor Drifts From Cocaine to Ruin Family
CMICAGO November 20 Dr Charles D Bradley a physician taken to the Washingtonian Home a mental and physical wreck from moderate cocaine usage The patient and his family a wife and five children are ruined by his excess He used the drug promiscuously mortgage his possessions his practice declined and seven people were ruined Three children went to St Vincent Hospital the wife and two others to St Josephs Recovery is doubtful for all but some improvement may be possible
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Cmicago
Charles D. Bradley
Washingtonian
Staf
Imedfeire
Hame
Thesages
St. Vincent Hospital
St. Joseph’s
Senate
Edmnds
Sherman
Tony
Ohio
Beides
John A. Logan
Hendricks
Cleveland
Hazen
Washington
Ron Informaton
Mr. Jezen
Wade
Touln
London
Callan
Dundalk
Parnell
Nolan
O'Connor
O’connor
Gladstone
Harwarden
Bardowski
Fuge de Paix
Warsaw
Igelstrom
Iglestrom
Sokolmekt
Leroy
Warynski
Kumeke
St. Petersburg
Rechniewski
Moscow University
Judewicz
Lithuania
Warsaw Journalits
Heisser
Nirconala Valice
Poland
Uzar
Death in Castleton Woman Raises Murder Suspicion
Mary Steele, 54, of Castleton was found dead at her home with bruises and head wounds after a night of heavy drinking. Her brother Guy, living with her, was also intoxicated. Police report lingering doubt on the cause of death and examine her stomach for morphine as they consider possible murder. No arrest has been made.
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Rutland
Mary Steele
Castleton
Guy
New Jersey Suspect Drummond Faces Return to State
C W Drummond of New Brunswick New Jersey arrested last week for passing a bad check in this state is wanted in New Jersey for obtaining money under false pretenses. A state government requisition has been received, Drummond is ready to go and will be taken tomorrow by officers arriving in the morning.
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C. W. Drummond
New Brunswick
N. J
New Jersey
Drummond
Tomorro
Washington
I. Kimball
Huron
Metropolis
Hluren
Indianapolis
Navy
Interior
Geveral
Indiannapolis
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Paungborn
Seni Ral
John M. Wilson
U.S. A
Fns
Marony
Committee of the House
Jackson
John M. Corse
Democratic State Executive Committee
New
Notre Dame de Lourdes Seeks French-Canadian Pastor
In Fall River Mass parishioners voted to press for a French-Canadian pastor and pursue the petition at Rome. About 300 to 400 attended the service as Father Ferou led a collection for the first time and announced pew rents to be collected next Sunday.
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Fall River
Mass
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Rome
Ferou
Harvard Classmates Help Bear Ford at Wonpener Funeral
The funeral of James C. Ford, who died suddenly at the Coleman House on Wonpener, was held today in New York. Pallbearers were Ford's Harvard classmates, and the interment occurred at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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New York
James C. Ford
Coleman House
Wonpener
Harvard
Woodlawn
Baptism and Battle at Boston Pulpit Turbulent Service
Parson Downs led a crowded Boston exhibition in a baptism held in a tank as 12 000 spectators watched. He denounced opponents and a rival newspaper with fiery, at times wild rhetoric, calling their editorials vile and libelous while recounting church troubles and old Bowdoin Square ties.
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John L. Sullivan
Boston
Bethet
Rickaby
Studley
Hadley
Bent
Gexcen
Trent
Trent Tub Which Was To Be Aged In Administering the Baptismal Rite. Parson Downs
Downs
B. B
Watchman
suthor @s
John T. Raymond
Field and partners deny Massachusetts bid to foreclose bonds
Cyrus W Field and colleagues publish a public card denying Governor Robinson's charge that their Boston Massachusetts syndicate aimed to foreclose the New York and New England Railroad. They defend their bid of 95 percent for second mortgage bonds and call for fair treatment, noting losses and potential missteps by state officials. They state they did not intend to wipe out creditors or prejudice the company or bondholders.
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New York
Cyrus W. Field
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Corporation
Messrs
Field
Sage
Eminell
Clark
Plebs
Synieutu
Ark
Boston
Messrs. Brawster, Cobb & Estabrook
Theommon
Commonwealth
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Cyrrus W. FieLd
Russell Sagh
Wormsenr
TnHomMas W. Phearsall
Gould to retire from Wall Street after long career
Jay Gould plans to resign from W. EB. Connor & Co and sever ties with Wall Street life. His son George J. Gould will manage affairs as Gould sails for four to five months aboard the yacht Atalanta, visiting Windward Islands and Rio de Janeiro. Gould will stay invested in Missouri Pacific, Manhattan Railroad, and Western Union Telegraph, while examining opposition telegraph firms and potential industry battles.
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New York Tribune
Jay Gould
W. EB. Connor & Co
George J. Gould
Gould
Wall Street
New York
Windward Islands
Rio de Janeiro
Western Union
Missouri Pacific
Manhattan Railroad
Wesbern Union Telegraph Company
Waba Railroad
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Company
Bankers and Merchants’ Company
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Western Union Company
Hye
President Abandons Ride To Indiana Funeral
Washington reports intense public interest after President Cleveland gave up plans to attend Vice President Hendricks funeral in Indianapolis. Officials say the move calms fears of national unrest and avoids travel risk, while Cabinet members will still attend the service.
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Washington
Washuington
Indianapolis
Associated Press
Hendricks
Ina
Tam
Boston Post
Washington, D. C
Democratic Party
Clevelnnn
Eumuds
Whie
Mora Pg
Samuel J. Tilden
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Himeli
Post
Walington
Beck
Colnunna
Indiana
Wrehington
Alderman Welch Considered to Seek Third District Alderman Seat
Alderman Welch may reconsider his decision not to run and reenter the race for third district alderman, likely becoming his own successor with broad faction support. Local politics feature Welcher Welch, Sansel, Fraser, Barr, and potential challengers shaping a crowded field across multiple wards and cities.
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Welec
Alderman Welch
Welch
Mr. Welch
Roger Sansel
Fraser
Alr
Michael Barr
Barr
Supreme Judicial Court to reconvene in Salem. Peirce case reopen
The Supreme Judicial Court will convene in Salem tomorrow and the Thomas W. Peirce case will be reopened via the Probate Court the next day. New evidence is expected to be presented as hearings resume.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Salem
Thomas W. Peirce
Archdeacon Farrar at Trinity Church Sermon
Archdeacon Farrar preached at Trinity Church drawing a vast crowd with a morning text from Romans and a message on putting on the Lord Jesus Christ. He urged nearness to Christ, conversion, and living as a true Christian, contrasting worldly life with spiritual life and warning against churchman hypocrisy. The evening sermon urged repentance and humility and questioned verbal inspiration while stressing the Bible as inspired history.
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Mark
Luke
John
Lazarus
History of an Inspired People at Harvard Chapel
Appleton Chapel at Harvard drew a full audience for Rev. M. R. Haweis who preached on the Bible. Music by the college choir under Warren E. Locke preceded readings and prayers. Haweis argued the Bible’s supremacy over other sacred books, criticized apologetic literature, and questioned verbal inspiration and infallibility.
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Harvard
M. R. Haweis
Warren E. Locke
Burnley
Martin
Munroe
Danforth
Dean Gray
Episcopal Theological School
Haweis
Gunz Regition
Garden of Eden
Heaven
Grant
Sunday Newspapers and the Puritan Sabbath
Rev. George H. Young at New South Church argues Sunday newspapers are not inherently wrong and can elevate society. He counters objections that Sunday reading harms worship, praising secular and humane content as compatible with Sabbath values and citing the good Samaritan parable.
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George McDonall
America
Jesson
Jesus
How To Be Thankful In God's Work, Minot Savage
London and Dublin dispatches report multifaceted notes on gratitude to God from Rev. Minot J. Savage. He urged a deep appreciation beyond lip service, citing artists and scientists as examples, and stressed cherishing life and freedoms amid national and social events worldwide.
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Minot J. Savage
Kepler
Wilberforce
Father Roche's Working Boys Home Expands With New Bennet Street Facility
City residents may not know how Father Roche supports homeless boys at 115 Eliot Street. The charity houses about seventy youths, provides meals and clothing, and holds their earnings in bank accounts for incidental costs. Boys may leave once self supporting, though Roche's guidance continues. A new Bennet street building at Nos 32 34 and 33 will replace the old site near the dispensary, ready by March with a fundraising fair planned in April.
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Father Roche
Eliot Street
City Ife
Bnot Street
Farher Roche
Bennet Street
Strike continues as unyielding talks stall city shoe strike
The strike remains about the same with no settlement in sight. Non signatory manufacturers begin spring shoe production today. Reports of strikers drawing sid are false as many workers already have funds. Workingmen caucus tonight to nominate a mayoral candidate and other municipal offices.
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Chelsea
Weveralty
Lon. Knowles
Endicott
Republians
Alderman Deake
Charles A. Smith
Abram L. Collin
Elmer L. French
Charles G. Roberts
Dow
James Walker, Jr
Jason P. Baker
Prate
Muller
Frank Magee
Chitties A. Stone
Raymond
Salem
John M. Raymond
Essex House
Edward F. Brown
William E. Welch
Lyceum Hall
Howard Hall
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Gloucester
Frank H. Gaffney
Mesers
W. H. Murphy
Hugh E. Brady
Boston
George
Brooks
Andrew B. Lattimore
Jenks
Sheriff Clarke
Hart
Allen
Wara 2
East Poston
John H. Sullivan
Lysch
William A. Foss
Thomas O. McEnaney
Michael McLaughlin
Women Voters of
Wiliam C. Williamson
Charles C. Perkins
Lucia M. Peabody
E. A. Fifield
E. H. Spaulding
William A. Dunn
Henry Canning
Homer Raggs
Boston Public School Association
A. P. Martin
Lynn
George C. Pinkham
George D. Hart
Common Council
Post 5
Ga.r
Beede
A.towns
Toa
Smallpox Report Shocks Abington Community
A report from Abington Massachusetts on November 29 describes a probable smallpox case in a young woman living on Washington Street near the South Abington line. The illness appeared yesterday afternoon and is thought to have been contracted on a car ride between Abington and Boston. She attends a city school and returns home at night.
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Abington
Mass
Washington Street
Boston
Reform Club Reception For Eaton At Parker House
The Reform Club plans a reception and dinner for Hon. Dorman B. Eaton at Parker House on December 12. Also noted are a bank president breaking a leg on Boylston Street, a Temperance Alliance meeting set for Bromfield Street, and city death statistics.
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Reform Club
Dorman B. Eaton
Parker House
Tead
Exchange Bank
Boylston Street
The
Massachusetts Temperance Alliance
Bromfield Street
New England Historic Genealogical Society
James Grant Wilson
New York City
Commodore Isaac Hall
Congressman Lovering
Charlestown
Navy Yard
No. 16
Tremont Row
Rb. Perkins
Dr. Wright
O. M. Lord
Joan A. McElwain
James M. Gracey
J. B. Howzer
Overcoat Theft Arrested in Norman Street Room
Special Officer Abbow of the third division arrested Edward Reynolds last evening for larceny of an overcoat from the room of Michael Deveney of No. 9 Norman Street. Reynolds entered through an unfastened front door while Deveney was away and fled with the coat. Deveney alerted an officer who caught Reynolds about ten minutes after the theft.
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Omlcer
Edward Reynolds
Michael Deveney
No. 9
Norman Street
Reynolds
Deveney
Oficer
Billiard Experts Schedule December Finishes After St. Louis Trip
Schaefer and Vignaux, two noted billiard players, left for St. Louis to fulfill an engagement. Before leaving they agreed with Siosson to play three matches here on December 22 28 and the winner to claim a purse from Drumwick and Bulxe company subscriptions. The agent refused payment prompting a tie and a new rate for a New York tournament set for March 1.
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Cmcaco
Schaefer
Vignaux
St. Louis
Siosson
Drumwick & Bulxe Company
New York
Franciscans in America topic draws Boston audience
A large audience at Horticultural Hall last evening heard Rev. Joshua P. Bo fish chancellor and secretary of the archdiocese of Boston deliver a new lecture on The Franciscans in America. The event, preceded by a sacred concert directed by Signor Louis, benefited Father Boniface’s North End Italian church.
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Joshua P. Bo@fish
Archdiocese of
Corner stone laid for Mount Pleasant French parochial school
New Beptoro Mass Nov 29 the corner stone of the French parochial school at Mount Pleasant was laid this afternoon amid imposing ceremonies with parish officials and residents in attendance.
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New Beptoro
Mass
Mount, Pleasant
Man Dies After Falling Sixty Feet From Building
Eugene Thepanier fell sixty feet from a building at Hammond and Westminster streets Saturday noon and died at City Hospital yesterday. He lived at 57 Cabot street and leaves a family.
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Eugene Thepanier
Hammond and
Westminster Streets
City Hospital
Thepanier
Cabot Street
Permission Granted to Said Mass for Riel's Soul in Diocese
Father Sentenner of Notre Dame Church read a letter from Bishop Fabre authorizing churches in the diocese to say mass for the repose of the soul of Riel, provided no political demonstration occurred.
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Montreal
Father Sentenner
Notre Dame
Fabre
Riel
Milkman killed by engine at Nashua crossing
James Coffey, a milkman, was struck and killed this morning on the Ash street crossing of the Worcester and Nashua railroad in Nashua New Brunswick. His milk team was hit by a shifting engine. the horse escaped.
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Nashua
N. B
James Coffey
Ash Street
Worcester and Nashua
Bangor assembly marks Labor event amid tragic accidents
Penobscot Assembly Knights of Labor of America under District Assembly 86 met in Bangor yesterday led by George Ry. Dutton of Lewiston. In Great Barrington on Saturday Peter Burr died in a tag-picker accident with head and arms severed. Warren S. Yates, Yale junior son of Nebraska National Bank president, drowned after boat and gear recovered on Long Island shore. Invitations announced for Plymouth Pilgrim Society dinner December 21 with notable speakers including Professors Lowell and Winsor and several honored guests.
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Penobscot Assembly Knights of Labor of America
Wwe
Bangor
George Ry. Dutton
Lewiston
Great Barrington
Peter Burr
Warren S. Yates
President Yates
Nebraska National Bank
Omaha
Yale
George Be, Ellis
Alexander H. Rice
Oliver Ames
Flenry M. Dexter
Duryea
A. J. Gordon
Charles L. Woodbury
Leverett Saltonstad
Brooke Hexford
Alonzo A. Niner
Frederick L. Ames
Justin Winsor
Charles F. Choate
John Eb, Russell
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