The Triple Alliance and European Powers
From Berury and Rome reports on October 9 describe King Humbert congratulating rulers after the Bismarck Crispi interview. The press cites Austrian German talks on an alliance while hints of territorial aims surface, with Russia viewed as threatened and moves in Bosnia and Bulgaria noted. Premier Crispi and Prince Bismarck agreed Italy and England align on the Suez Canal.
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Berury
Humbert
William
Francis Joseph
Bismarck-Crispi
Pesther Lloyd
Count Kalnoky
Bismarck
Signor Crispi
Italy
Austria
Germany
Europe
Salonica
Tyrol
Istria
Tripoli
Russia
Signor
Crispi
Constantinople
Mediterranean
Prince Bismarck
France
Morocco
Cologne
Bosnia
Servia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Rome
Suez Canal
England
Esmonde and O'Connor in Boston visit
Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde arrives in Boston after speaking in Holyoke and attends St Mary’s church, while Arthur O’Connor and secretary Mr Sutton take an alternate train to join the reception. The pair meet Boston leaders, tour Dorchester, and share views on Ireland's politics including their South Dublin seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Esmonde
Holyoke
Boston
Baronet
Parker House
St. Mary’s
Esmondes
Sir Thomas
Arthur O’connor
John P. Sutton
Irish National League of America
O'Connor
Sutton
Parnell
League In
America
Thomas Esmonde
Thomas M. Brady
The
Irish National League
Daniel P. Sullivan
Terence Cavanagh
Thomas O'Flynn
Daniel J. Haye
John H. Fitzgerald
Patrek Collins
Dominick ‘Toy
P. A. ‘Cogtthhoam
John J. Teevens
Mr. O'Connor
Mr. Sutton
Collins
Dorchester
W. W. Doherty
Henry Grattan
Ireland
Esmonde
Thomas Grattan Esmonde
Nassion
Mr. Doherty
Doherty
Oberty
The Goodwood Scarf Patent by Welch Margetson & Co
London firm Welch Margetson & Co introduces The Goodwood Scarf, a new patent. The first invoice to this country has arrived and invites examination of its distinctive merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Welch, Margetson & Co
Emma Abbott Defends Stage Against Methodist Sermon
Nasuvinux Tenn October 9 Emma Abbott defends herself after a pastor denounces theatre in a McKendree Church sermon. She protests the charges as unfounded citing Enna Lind Modjeska Albani and other performers as virtuous. Applause greets her remarks and pastor Chandler declines to respond.
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Nasuvinux
Tenn
McKendree Church
W. A. Chandler
Emma Abbott
Enny Lind
Modjeska
Albani
Enma Abbott
Mr. Chandler
Miss Abbott
Weather Indications for New England and Eastern New York
For twenty four hours starting 7 a m Monday October 10 rain and cooler conditions are forecast for New England with light to fresh southwest winds veering to northwest. Eastern New York expects rain followed by fair weather cooler and southwest winds veering northwest.
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Washington
New England
New York
Late Ship News Arrivals and Sails From Oct 9
Arrived in New York are steamers La Champagne from Havre Etruria from Liverpool Loxpon from Oct 9 Haley from New York. Sailed for New York today are Anania from Queens town Marengo for Boston Kansas for Liverpool Oct 8. La Gascogne also arrived at Havre and Haley at Liverpool today.
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New York
la Champagne
Havre
Etruria
Liverpool
Loxpon
Anania
Queenstown
Marengo
Hull
Boston
Kansas
la Gascogne
Haley
Pray Sons & Co Upholstery and Interiors Branch Opens Strong
John H. Pray Sons Co announces the upholstery and interior decorations branch, opened last spring, has met with unqualified success and exceeded expectations. Regular carpet patrons have endorsed it, while the public remains largely unaware of the new venture.
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John H. Pray
Larnest and Best Selected Stock and Drapery Furnishings
The firm highlights very reasonable prices across all grades of goods and rapid order execution for draperies and furniture recovery. It invites intelligent public inspection, solicit suggestions, and offers designs and estimates for window shades to elaborate decorations, claiming advantages unmatched in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Epidemic Panic as Tampa Evacuates in Yellow Fever Scare
Despatches report Tampa's rapid exodus and near desertion as yellow fever spreads. Trains, carriages and boats move residents to nearby towns while shops close and police guard property. Reports from Washington to Sanford note deaths and refugees seeking tents and refuge.
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New Yor
the Herald
Key West
Fla
Tampa
Washinotown
D. C
Hamilton
J. M. Hall
M.D. Sanford
Kuna Wyly
M.D
Florida Health Protective Association
Sanford
Haines
Savannah & Florida
Palatka
Jackson Iilie
Fia
Atlantic Steamship Movements Reported Across Ports
Shipping news lists arrivals from Havre New York Liverpool and London as of October 5 to October 9 including vessels La Gascogne Etruria Adriatic Slavonia Belgian Queen Minos and Adriatic along with steamer crests near Isle of Wight and Queenstown. The report notes ports in New York Boston Hamburg Copenhagen and Havre with several ships proceeding to Liverpool Philadelphia and Antwerp.
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Havre
la Gascogne
New York
la Bourgogne
Etruria
Liverpool
Richmond Hill
London
Crema
Leith
Maybach
Bremen
de Kuyter
Antwerp
Mexico
Havana
Maltinore
Surrey
Isle of Wight
Martello
Kinsale
Halley
Liverol
Fowa
Boston
Lizard
Westernland
Amalfi
Hamburg
Edam
Amsterdam
Wieland
Hampurge
Gibraltar
George Heaton
Mediterranean
Philadelphia
Stranton
Coosaw
Hong Kong
Queenstown
Minos
Furnessia
Glasgow
Gellert
Moravia
Orinoco
Bermuda
la Champagne
Malloy
New Yorks
Morning News Briefs From Around the Nation and World
President Cleveland and party attend Sabbath with Postmaster General Vilas and plan travel to St Paul. Emma Abbott replies to clergy attack on theatres at Wy ville Nags. Revenue cutter Richard Rush reports eight sealers captured. Arizona citizens implicated in aiding horse theft from Indians. Memorial meeting in New York honors John B Finch and Mormon Apostle Snow. Progressive Labor mass meeting in Union Square broken up by police. Cholera feared eradicated in New York. Tampa floods with yellow fever driving exodus. Musical K of L members in Washington fined for boycotting a non union band. Typographical Union No 6 printers strike in New York. Newman Smyth attacks the American Board. Intercollegiate Football Association adopts new rules with all major colleges present. Detroit arrives in St Louis for world series today. Foreign: Humbert, William, and Francis Joseph laud Bismarck Crispi talks. Bulgarian throne in Elects. Bulgarian government candidates win. T M Healy likens ard lords to haystack fats in league talk.
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Cleveland
Vilas
St. Paul
Emma Abbott
Wyville
Nags
Richard Rush
Arizona
Chickering Hall
New York
John B. Finch
Snow
Progressive Labor Party
Union Square
Tampa
Fla
L. Assembly
Washington
Newman Smyth
American
Humbert
William
Francis Joseph
Ferdinand
T. M. Healy
London
Pesth
Bulgaria
National Assembly
Alexander
Zankoff
Karaveloff
St. Petersburg
Prince Ferdinand
Sofia
Stambuloff
Sunday Herald
Soria
Stransky
Gueshoff
Vadoslavist
Zankoffists
Rahova
Pleyna
Cutlovitza
Rahovitza
Weather and Local Reforms Burden Boston Scene
Today's weather cooler with rain. Boston Bar Association holds annual officer election. Savage Club dedicates new quarters at 8 Bosworth Street with banquet for treasurer Charles H. Pattee. Central Labor Union president Biggs resigns amid city events. Five Roxbury youths confess to multiple burglaries. Park Street Church sermon asks Is the Church of Christ in Danger. Stock market weak with San Diego Land as lone firm. clearing house reports favorable outside spec centers. Y M A Hall hosts Rev James Reed on love of the world with Tremont Temple crowd for Dr Joseph Parker sermon on faith and prayer.
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Boston Bar Association
Savage Club
Bosworth Street
Charles H. Pattee
Biggs
Central Labor Union
Roxbury
Church of Christ
David Gregg
Park Street
San Diego
New York
James Reed
Y. M
Boycotters Fined in Washington Police Court
Eight members of the Washington Musical Assembly K of L were found guilty of conspiracy to boycott a non union band. Each was fined 25 dollars or sentenced to thirty days in jail. Judge Snell ruled they visited beer gardens to persuade proprietors not to employ Krause and offered inducements to break his contracts. Counsel has appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Washington Musical Assembly
K. of L
Snell
Assembly
Krause
Police Clash at Union Square Blunders Spark Outrage
A Progressive Labor mass meeting in Union Square drew large crowds before Captain Reilly and police drove attendees away. Several injuries were reported, prompting widespread comment and an investigation into Reilly. The Central Labor Union denounced the police action and called for punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Progressive Labor Party
Union Square
Reilly
Central Labor Union
Murray
Hewitt
Barry Breaks Hammer and Throws Records at Pastime Club
New York on Oct 9 W J M Barry set a new mark in the twelve pound hammer with a 122 foot throw surpassing Frank Lambrecht’s 115 feet 7 1 2 inches. He also set a two handed throw record at 114 feet beating the 95 foot standard and surpassed the Irish style with one turn by nearly 20 feet to 4 5 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. J. M. Barry
Frank Lambrecht
Shiawase
Aeronaut Ned Hathaway Performs 1000-Foot Descent
Ned Hathaway, an aeronaut, descended from 1000 feet yesterday in Garespura using a hot air balloon and a new twenty eight foot diameter parachute. The descent took thirty seconds and Hathaway landed lightly, remaining on his feet.
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Garespura
Ned Hathaway
Hathaway
Body Found Near Rail Line in Branford Area
The body of Charles F. Warner, a 29 year old colored man, was found under an apple tree about ten feet from the railroad track one mile west of Branford depot. His skull was fractured. He had left a local saloon around 11 PM Saturday with seven to eight dollars. no money remained on the body. No crew was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Charles F. Warner
Branford Depot
Warner
Bulgarian Election Fortifies Ferdinand Rule in Bulgaria
London dispatch reports Bulgarian voter sentiment shifting toward Prince Ferdinand as he builds a stable cabinet amid factional strife. Election results show steady government support with Stambuloff and allies winning clear majorities. Russia-linked groups falter amid crowd demonstrations praising the prince.
Ireland’s Landlord Fight Sparks Violence and Defiance
In Longford a league mass meeting collapsed the platform injuring a government reporter. MP T. M. Healy taunted officials, pledged action against landlords, and warned mortgagees should not aid Lord Granard. Secret meetings spread in Cork while Ballygiblin and Mitchelstown voices defied authorities.
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Lord Granard
League
County Cork
Maccram
Mitchelstown
Ballygiblin
Father Sexton
Stanley Expedition News Reaches Tribes Near Albert Nyanza
From London dated October 9 reports Stanley's expedition has stirred tribes near Albert Nyanza. Mwanga, still fighting south of the lake, seeks Emin Bey's support and sends two squads of ten to meet Stanley. One group moves to the lake's southern shore. the other sails toward Mhagi and then advances west past the Blue Mountains.
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London
Zanzibar
Stanley
Albert Nyanza
Mwanga
Emin Bey
Uganda
Mhagi
Blue Mountains
Sir Charles Tupper Arrives in Newfoundland Amid Fisheries Fear
Sir Charles Tupper, high commissioner of Canada, arrived from England and met Newfoundland officials to assure representation on the fisheries commission. He stayed to guarantee local interests are safeguarded and ease colonial irritation over potential neglect.
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Haufax
Sprcrau
Sir Charles Tupper
Canada
England
Newfoundland
Fisheries Commission
Charles
Russian Ayyub Khan advances to Ghazni in Afghanistan
The Iranian Avenger reports Ayoub Khan reaches Ghazni and weakens the Afghan hold on Cabul. The Ameer, fearing failure, shifts treasure to Khana-i-bad as his position becomes increasingly precarious.
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St. Petersnura
War Office
Ayoub Khan
Ghazni
Afghanistan
Ameer
Cabul
Khana-i-bad
London
Chicago
America
Charles Dickens
Mr. Howson
Henry Irving
Harry Paulton
Dorothy” Company
Amania
Caffarell
Dundlu
Aruens
Corinth
Virginia Attorney General Faces Jail Over Contempt Ruling
Kidmont Va Oct 9 The Hon Rufus A Ayers Virginia attorney general will serve jail time rather than pay a 500 fine for contempt of U S Circuit Court Judge Bond The dispute involves efforts to enforce a law allowing suits against taxpayers tendering coupons for taxes Governor Fitz Hugh Lee calls Bond ruling an outrage and urges constitutional protections for states
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Kidmont
Rufus A. Ayers
Virginia
Judge Bond
United States Circuit Court
Ayers
Fitz Hugh Lee
Seizure of Sealing Vessels Reported by Cutter
Revenue cutter Richard Rush arrived in San Francisco reporting twelve sealing schooners seized during the season with about 7000 skins. Russian authorities also seized three sealers on the Siberian coast including one American and one British vessel with a third whose nationality is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Richard Rush
Arctic
Victoria
Siberian
John B Finch remembered at Chickering Hall
Services were held in New York at Chickering Hall for John B Finch temperance advocate head of the Society of Good Templars. Speeches were delivered by Joseph A Bogardus Rev Theo L Cuyler General Clinton Fisk D H Mann and other leaders from temperance groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chickering Hall
John B. Finch
Society of Good Templars
Evanston
Ind
Joseph A. Bogardus
The
American Temperance Union
Theo L. Cuyler
National Temperance Society
Clinton B. Fisk
D. H. Mann
Temlar
G. T. of
K. 8. Chevis
Templar
I. O
G.T
Kentucky
Mary Burt
New York State Women’s Christian Temperance Union
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Triple Alliance
Esmonde and
O’connor
Dublin
Commonwealth Fire) Insurance Company
OF New York
Charles A. Cotting
Elisha Atkins
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Thomas E. Proctor
George B. Lombard
GEO
H. Binney
Evonshire Street
New York & Boston
Fall River
Old Colony Railroad
NEW York & Boston Despatch Express Company
A. Taft
Summner Street
the Goodwood
Hewins & Hollis
Outfitters
Hamilton Place
Leonard & CO
Bromfield Street
Lineo
Hewins & Hollis, Outfitters
C. A. Hewins
Wm. H. Hollis
Frank A. Hewins
Onarnven’s
Orret
Signal Service
U.S. A
Oston
Eees
Paneer Stee
Port
Mt. Washbington
Pes Nantucket
Esse Ee
Koston
Orthfield
Albany
Lynchburg
Norfolk
Ha Cleve Nant
Aon Esere
Detroit
Bieudy Grand Haven
O Doua Mackinaw City
Ane
Marquette
Mich
Cererenee
Oudy Greed Bay
Ceenee Ee
Cloudy Duluth
Clear St Paul
Eee
Des Moines
Aeleceelesvelecee Saugeen
Can
Itair Montreal
Jenauay Rockiffe
Clear
Yarmouth - Wear Aelewee Seelee
Halifax
Leavenworth Wee
Bolidar Haron Waee
Cloudy St. Vincent
Clear Pismarck
Epee
Fort Buford
Tameee
Fort Assinaboine
Fort Custer
Helena
Iain Cheyenne
North Platte
Denver
Dodge City
Fort Sill
Santa FO
EL Paso
Salt Lake E City
Washington St
Harrison Av
Florida
Musical Knights of Labor
Barry
Bis
King Mwanga
Fishery Commission
Tupper
General Foreign News
Bond
Revenue Cutter
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