Great Unionist Meeting Says Dublin Crowd Supports UK Ties
In Leinster Hall Dublin Lord Hartington and Mr Gosechen spoke at a large Unionist gathering attended by about 8000 people with an overflow hall. They urged unity against Home Rule and defended the British connection while outlining Irish economic and political concerns. A separate conference accepted Lord Dillon's 30 percent rent reduction offer amid tenant resistance on Wexford and Totten ham estates. Archbishop Croke calls for a Gaelic Athletic Association reorganization convention on St Stephen's Day.
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Wigham
Chamber of Commerce
Leinster Hall
Lord Hartington
Gosehen
Ireland
Dublin
Chamberlain
Ulster
Great Britain
Gladstonians
William Vernon Harcourt
Trinity College
Goschen
England
Scotland
Harcourt
Morley
Ome
Mr. Goschen
The
League
Lord Dillon
Messrs
Crilly and
Conway
Foley
Charles Tottenham
Wexford
Archbishop Croke
St. Stephen’s Day
Gaelic Athletic Association
French Crisis Flares Over Ferry Presidential Bid
Radical journals denounce M Ferry as candidate amid bribery charges in Tunis and Tonquin The Patriotic League led by M Paul de Roulede threatens 50 000 men to bar Ferry from the Elysée Deputies petition Grévy to stay on Left cancels Radicals initial meeting but attends Versailles plenary Goblet declines to join a cabinet to keep Grévy in office
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Paris
M. Ferry
Tunis
Tonquin
M. Paul de Roulede
Patriotic League
Versailles
M. Goblet
AI. Clémenceau
M. Grévy
Sullivan and Mitchell Boxers Planned Bare Knuckle Fight
London reports Sullivan and Mitchell agreed to a bare knuckle bout for 500 pounds per side with 100 pound deposits each. Date undecided, possibly after the Smith Kilrain match. Belt to be placed in Sporting Life, Fleming and Harding to select a venue in Spain, and twelve witnesses to be allowed per side.
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London
Sullivan
Mitchell
Ater
Smith-Kilrain
Sporting Life
Fleming
Harding
Smith and Kilrgin
Spain
Talks on British backing in Mediterranean balance of power
From Paris the Berlin correspondent says negotiations among England and the triple alliance for England joining in defending the balance of power in the Mediterranean near Turkey are nearly complete. In Berlin Herr Jacobi outlines a budget with higher transfers to Federal States and sugar and brandy tax revenue likely to rise, hoping deficits end this year.
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Elysée Palace
Grévy
Berlin
Journal Des Deébats
England
Paris
Journal Des Débats
Mediterranean
Turkey
Briain
Reichstag
Jacobi
Ar gus on commercial union with Canada urged by Erastus Wiman
Erastus Wiman of New York says commercial union with Canada greatly interests Portland and other eastern points. West border cities show favorable sentiment amid ongoing discussion while press and politicians await clearer trade winds before forming a firm stance. The movement offers a broad platform appealing to both protectionists and free traders.
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Porrtano
Sprcran
The
Argus
Erastus Wiman
New York
Commercia Union
Portland
Canada
Commercial Union Movement
Jones says Blaine not seeking presidential nomination
In an interview to appear in tomorrow's Commercial Gazette, B F Jones says he does not believe James G Blaine desires or intends to be nominated for the presidency next year. He bases this on Blaine’s own statements when visiting Pittsburg during the Beaver campaign and again before sailing for Europe.
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Pitrspurg
B. F. Jones
Republican National Committee
Commercial Gazette
Blaine
Jones
Pittsburg
Beaver
Mr. Blaine
Europe
Mr. Jones
Fifth Avenue
Fishery Commissioners Entertained in Washington
On November 29 in Wasu Hinaron two receptions and a dinner honored the English and Canadian members of the fisheries commission. Francis Wharton hosted a reception at his I street residence, followed by an elegant dinner at 8 o clock in the Johnson annex banquet hall of the Arlington Hotel hosted by Messrs. Putnam and Angell.
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Wasu Hinaron
Fiheries Commission
Francis Wharton
Clanns
State Department
I Street
Messrs
Putnam and Angell
Johnson Annex
Arlington Hotel
Parish votes to keep pastor amid controversial views
In Newark on November 29 the Belleville Avenue Congregational Church approved retaining Rev. Hugh O. Pentecost as pastor by 139 to 84. A resolution stated his opinions and teachings are not endorsed by the church’s action.
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Newark
N. J
Belleville Avenue
Appellate Court Grants Supersedeas in Boodle Case
The Appellate Court issued a supersedeas delaying execution of the sentence for ex-Commissioners Van Pelt Wren Varneil Leyden and Ochs now in county jail. Time is extended to hear arguments on claimed errors. Sheriff Matson planned to move the boodlers to Joliet penitentiary tomorrow morning.
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Chiago
Appelate
van Pelt
Wren
Varneil
Leyden
Ochs
Matson
Joliet
Democrats Nominate Cummings for Falls River Mayor
Falls River voters learn at the Democratic convention John W. Cummings was nominated for mayor. J Locke M G B Swift and Benjamin Cook were chosen for three year terms on the school committee.
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Falls River
John W. Cummings
J.locke
M. G. B. Swift
Benjamin Cook
Most Convicted In Anarchist Trial After Surprise Verdict
New York November 29 Herr Most testified that he was born in Augsburg Bavaria and had lived in America five years He described his views on anarchy and claimed to be a communist anarchist The jury found him guilty on the Kraemers Hall speech after a four and a half hour deliberation and he was to be held at the Tombs pending a new trial.
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New York
Herr Most
Augsburg
Bavaria
Germany
America
Schultz
Schenck
Grinnell
Gary
Henry George
Ife
Chicago
Nicoll
Austria
Berlin
Berin
Paris
England
Rome
Cnstile
Plotzee
Blackwell’s Island
Kraemer’s Hall
Most
Lowe
Cowing
Socrates
Howe
Smyth
Gowa
Dost
Kraemer
Nicol
Lherty
Mot
Thas
Lalloting
Siowe
Harvard Examinations for Women Seek Scholarship Fund
New York committee appeals for a permanent scholarship to aid women who pass Harvard examinations and wish to pursue college study. A $150 annual income fund is proposed to provide $100 a year, supporting a self-reliant student such as a district teacher who also cares for family.
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New York
Sprecrau
Charce
Harvard
Cambridge
Cornell University
New Trial Ordered in Sharp Bribery Case
Court of Appeals reverses Sharp conviction and orders a new trial. Justices Dan fourth Peckham and Danforth say testimony before a Senate committee was compulsory and inadmissible, and the evidence fails to prove bribery as charged. They fault the use of prior-crime testimony and call for retrying Sharp.
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Court of Appeals At
Albany
Jacob Sharp
Sharp
Alpany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Danfourth
Peckham
Danforth
Fualgraif
Sharp Himsef
Senate
Legislative Committee
Pottle
Miller
Senate Committee
Maloney
Fulleraig
Paul
Seattle
Fullgraff
Broadway
New York Cty
Brown Wood Kingman Liquidates Large Dry Goods Firm
New York Nov 29 The prominent dry goods commission house Brown, Wood & Kingman of New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago has gone into liquidation. Liquidity pressures from the money market reduced indorsements by 1.6 million in six months, with a further 6 million expected. Assets reportedly near 10 million against liabilities of about 5.8 million. The partners include Levi L Brown, William B Wood, A Willard Kingman, Thomas S Kingman, Barton E Kingman and William L Brown.
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Erastus Wiman
Lowell
Greenfield
Washburn
Hoar
Seeley
Rockland & Fox Island Steamboat Company
Brown, Wood & Kingman
Dry Goods Commission
New York
Boston
Abbott
Thomas Carlan
London
Bayard
Virginia State Board of Canvassers
Philadelphia
Chicago
United States
Worth Street
Bedford Street
Wood
Bradstreet’s
Arlington Mills
James Phillips, Jr
Fitchbur
New England
Sada
Isoften
Renfrew & Freeman Manufacturing Company
Mr. Brown
P. von Valxenburg & Co
Wiliam B. Wood
A. Willard Kingman
Thomas 8. Kingman
Barton E. Kingman
William L. Brown
Yale Freshmen Rowing Challenge Declined
New Haven Conn November 29 1891 Yale President receives Harvard governing committee decision not to accept Yale freshman eight oared shell race at New London two miles with coxswains. Captain Bishop earlier acknowledged Yale challenge and promised reply by November 26.
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Yale
Harvard
New London
New Haven
Conn
Foster
Bishop
E. C. Pfeiffer
Authors Readings in New York Aid for Copyright
The second day of readings at Chickering Hall drew a mainly female audience who applauded selections from the works of James Russell Lowell Richard Malcom Johnston George William Curtis Thomas Nelson Page W D Howells Frank R Stockton and Charles Dudley Warner all reading aloud to benefit international copyright efforts.
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New York
Chickering Hall
James Russell Lowell
Richard Malccalm Johnston
George Wiliam Curtis
Thomas Nelson Page
W. D. Howells
Frank R. Stockton
Charles Dudiey Warner
Coal price held steady for December in Pennsylvania meetings
The coal agents of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and Reading Coal and Iron Company officials met in PumapelpuHia Penn on November 29 and decided no price advances will be made for December.
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Pumapelpuhia
Penn
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Steamer Arrivals Worldwide List From Ports This Month
A compiled shipping notice reports numerous steamers arriving or sailing to Antwerp London and New York with vessels including Jan Vreydel Corona City of Rio de Janeiro Nederland Ethiopia Venetian Norrona and more. The items list origins such as New York New Orleans Glasgow Philadelphia Montreal and Halifax with dates ranging from Nov 7 to Nov 29.
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Antwerp
Jan Vreydel
New York
Peraeis
New Orleans
State of Alabama
Alidhimore
Janeburg
Corona
Dichg
City of Rio de Janeiro
San Francisco
Yondwanna
Om Seluy
Nederland
Lake Ontario
Montreal
Liver
Pennsylvania
Moville
Furnessia
Glasgow
Paris
Noy
Chateau Yquem
Ordeaux
Halifax
Hibernian
Philadelphia
Batumore
Iberia
Hamburg
Havre
Ethiopia
Laganayra
Norrona
Liverpool
Venetian
Boston
Iuavere
Weilecby
Savannah
Werra
Tremen
Dover
Hans
Kurt
Klamourg
Oyer
Sylvia
Reval
Gibraltar
Chanvernagor
Mediterranan
Plymoutan
Sebastopol
Teniers
Explorer
Copenhagen
Abeonua
Lizard
Belair
Lone On
Genoa
Acadia
Fleetwood
Auto
Galveston
Navy
Alvane
Rotterdam
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Leonard & CO
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MR. S. Bing
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New Eagland
Carter, Rice & CO. Corporation
Eric-A-Brac
John Getz
Bing
Fiest Assortances
Wittemann Bros
Union Street
Baird
Dead Letter Department
Massachusetts
Frank Hall
Mansfield, Conn
Terr
Washington
National Fishery Association
Mamie Meehan
Haverhill
Fisheries Commission
Atchison and
West End
Marland Cogswell Hobbs
American Society For Psychical Research
Eastern Railroad
Edwin Arden
Charles A. Taylor
Quincey House
Merrill
Otis Monroe
Miss Brown
A. C. Wellington
Colored National League
Aes
Patrick Ayer
Medford Street
Charlestown
Beacon Street
John Baracio
Ayer
John S. Johnson
Patrick Griffin
Commercial Street
Keyes’s Wharf
Marblehead
Cutters’ Union
Derby & Kilmer Desk CO
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Grevy
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