Prince Hatzfeldt Marries Miss Huntington in Private Brompton Ceremony
The marriage of Prince Hatzfeldt to Miss Clara Huntington occurred at the Catholic Oratory in Brompton with a small guest list. The couple left for Italy on a wedding tour after a German embassy breakfast. New York telegram details lavish diamond gifts from Huntington family and Prince Hatzfeldt.
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London
Prince Hatzfeldt
Clara Huntington
Collis P. Huntington
New York
Brompton
Emmans
Italy
Herald
Miss Huntington
Huntington
Observations Elsewhere At Eight Pm Recorded
Observations taken at 8 p m note measurements and conditions elsewhere. The brief item records the time of observation and references other locations for context without detailing specifics or outcomes.
Train Killings In Canajoharie Claim East Windsor Man
Amos P. Brown aged forty five of East Windsor Massachusetts was run over by a train and killed at Canajoharie New York yesterday.
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Amos P. Brown
East Windsor
Mass
Canajoharie
N. Y
Multiple Fatalities and Local News Mix From Atlantic Mills to Rail Tragedies
James Watts at Atlantic Mills attempted suicide by firing shots into his head, health cited. Fred Brown, 15, died by aconite ingestion at Shirley Centre, no cause known. Cunard liner Cephalonia blast injures fatality count rises to four. Atlantic Mills Providence capital stock up to 1.5 million. Portsmouth training ship arrives at Newport without incident. Jeremiah Foley found dead in Lunenburg woods after overdose. East Tennessee floods counterfeit coins including dollars and quarters. Attempt to blow up St Peters Church Baltimore halted by sexton after gas jets were tampered. Howard and party pursued near Harlan county courthouse. expected fatalities anticipated. Judge Butler reverses $14,500 Philadelphia vs Western Union verdict. Pillsbury and Washburn mills sale to English syndicate imminent. Edward Blunt shot in Washington saloon by George Mantz. Sag Harbor express accident claims William German near Freeport. Pittsburg Window Glass Manufacturers raise prices 5 percent. Chief Arthur reelected head of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Dr Matthew Wolf arrested for stabbing two men in Brooklyn."}
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James Watts
Atlantic Mills
Lawrence
Fred
W. F. Brown
Shirley Centre
Cunard Line
Cephalonia
Providence
C. & G. A. Owens
United States
Portsmouth
Newport
Jeremiah Foley
Lunenburg
East Tennessee
St Peter’s Catholic Church
Baltimore
Harlan County
Howard
Court House
Law and Order
Butler
United States Circuit Court
Philadelphia
Western Union Telegraph Company
C. C. Washburn
Minneapolis
Pillsbury Mills
Washburn Mills
Edward Blunt
Washington
George Mantz
William German
Pictou
Can
Sag Harbor
Freeport
L. L
Pittsburg
Shipping Movements Report from Atlantic Ports and Britain
A list of ships arriving and departing Oct 26 through Oct 28 across Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Liverpool, Glasgow, and other ports. Vessels include Palestine from Liverpool, Rialto from Antwerp, Strathairly from St Jago, Rhein from Bremen, Wuotan from Bremen, Karnwell from St Jago, and others to or from Liverpool, New York, Montreal, Leith, and Boston with routes via Fastnet, the Lizard, and queenstown.
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Boston
Palestine
Liverpool
Rialto
Antwerp
Baltimore
Strathairly
St. Jago
New York
Pontiac
Mediterranean Arts
Rhein
Bremen
Wuotan
Philadelphia
Karnwell
Vastnet
Hamburg
Queenstown
Glasgow
State of Nebraska
Newark
Dunnet Head
North Cambria
Leith
Avonmouth
Alvah
Montreal
Elfrida
Belfast
Lord O'Neill
Deptford
Lord Warwick
Crear
Thingvalla
Mrs Conklin Testimony in Cronin Disappearance Case
Mrs Conklin recounts the May 4 visit by a nervous stranger who sought Dr Cronin for a wagon accident. Cronin gathered supplies, rode off with a buggy and a white horse, pursued by time, while witnesses describe the mysterious man and the horse seen at the door.
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Cronin
O’sullivan
Sarah McNearny
Conklin
East
Chicago Avenue
Schaack
Pinkertons
Peru women politics and power with new law
Lima reports that the Peruvian president asked Congress for extraordinary powers to counter future revolutions but was refused. A new law now sentences political offenders to thirteen years hard labor instead of expatriation. Leading presidential hopefuls are Colonel Remigio Morales Bermudes and Dr. Francisco Rosas.
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Lima
Galveston
Peru
Congress
Remigio Morales Bermudes
Francisco Rosas
Gibson Arrested for Forged Check in Mazon
A. G. Gibson was arrested in Mazon after attempting to pass a forged $1672 check on the First National Bank of Boston bearing A. G. Brown's signature. He tried the check at C. T. Woods clothing, T. W. Brown shoe, and C. M. Question dry goods stores where he was seized.
Athens Glows After Royal Wedding Day Procession
In Athens the Duke of Sparta and his wife toured the decorated streets after kissing the bride's hand at the palace. The King welcomed them back to their bridal residence with cheers from the crowd. Empress Frederick joined the Prince of Wales and his sons on the yacht Osborne to Salamitis and Egypt. the voyage was saluted by foreign ships.
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Athens
Duke of
Sparta
Frederick
Prince of Wales
Osborne
Salamatis
Victor and
George
Egypt
Tenants Defence League Convention at Thurles
The Tenants Defence League held a convention at Thurles with Lord Mayor Sexton presiding and a large attendance. MPs Redmond Sullivan Sheehy and Lane spoke as resolutions endorsed the league’s aims and pledges were made to subscribe at least threepence per pound on ratable value.
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Dusurn
Tenants’ Defence League
Thurles
Sexton
Messrs. Redmond
Sullivan, Sheehy
Lane
New League
Yale Alumni Meeting in Worcester Elects Officers
The Yale Alumni Association of Central and Western Massachusetts met at the Bay State House Worcester electing officers: President Charles F. Aldrich Worcester vice presidents Henry L. Dawes Pittsfield James Hutts Monson James E. Estabrook Worcester Herbert W. Lathe Northampton treasurer Charles C. Swellman Springfield secretary W I Souther Worcester A Loomis bequest of 300000 is noted and Yale method costs discussed with calls for more instructors and space. Clark University gains congratulations and several speakers from Springfield and Worcester praise Yale progress and needs.
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Worcester
Yale Alumni Association of
Central and Western Massachusetts
Bay State House
George Pp. Ladd
Yale
Andrew J. Copp
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles F. Aldrich
Henry L. Dawes
Pittsfield
James ‘Utts
Monson
James E. Estabrook
Herbert W. la
Noble
Interior Department
Ladd
Loomis
H. H. Donaldson
Clark University
George M. Stearns
Springfield
John R. Thayer
P. W. Moen
E. G. Selden
Shurtleff
Despondent St Louis Pioneer Oliver Garrison Shoots Self
Oliver Garrison a longtime St. Louis figure and early steamboat builder died by suicide in Forest Park. Born 1810 at Garrison Landing New York he moved to St. Louis in 1835 and helped launch the St Louis to New Orleans steamboat service. He later engaged in shipbuilding with Commodore Garrison in San Francisco and owned wealth tied to the Missouri Pacific line. He leaves three brothers and a sister.
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St. Louis
Oliver Garrison
Forest Park
Garrison Landing
Hudson River
New York
D. R. Garrison
New Orleans
San Francisco
Commodore Garrison
Garrison
J._R. Garrison
Boston
Abram Garrison
Pittsburg
LD. R. Garrison
Mrs. Burnett
Pittsbure
Leaders on the stump in Berkshire Boosts for Democrats rally
William F. Russell and John W. Corcoran addressed large audiences in Adams and North Adams, praising Democratic principles and criticizing Republican timidity on tariff and temperance. Russell urged end to high tariffs and urged voters to support a clear policy debate, while Lodge acknowledged gravity of campaign issues and called Republicans to unite and vote.
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Nornth Adams
William FE. Russell
John W. Corcoran
Adams
North Adams
Mr. Russell
Mr. Corcoran
Wilson Opera House
P. J. Ashe
Russell
Corcoran
Berkshire
New England
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Lodge
Democratic Party
Renfrew Manufacturing Company
Arnold Print Works
Johnson Manufacturing Company
Plunketts
Virginia Politics Sparks and Predictions Ahead of Election
Washington dispatch reports Senator Barbour, Virginia Democratic campaign chair, refuting claims of Democratic debt and pessimism. He asserts a bright outlook, says Democrats will carry Virginia by a large margin, and notes Mahoneites’ tactics. Ex Senator John F Lewis predicts Mahone defeat by 30,000 to 50,000, plans to vote against Mahone. Mahone and associates briefed in Washington while Mahone’s lieutenants seek federal support.
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Barbour
Mahone
Lewis
Washineton
New York
Senator Barbour
Virginia Democratic State Campaign Committee
Brice
Democratic National Committee
Virginia
Jonn F. Lewis
Tam
Judge Waddell
Washington
Dudley
Clarkson
Fall Overcoats Priced At Ten Dollars At R T Army Co
Fine selection of Fall Overcoats awaiting a man to fit them. Pick from the lot for ten dollars each, with some previously selling for twice that amount. We guarantee them as if sold at a profit. R T Army & Co. 672 Washington Street.
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R. T. Army & Co
Shaking Up Dry Bones in Milton Democratic Rally
A Milton Democratic rally featured Dr. William Everett of Quincy and George Fred Williams of Dedham advocating Harrison over Cleveland, with emphasis on sheriff race Endicott vs Bradlee. Everett spoke on civil service reform, pensions and party divisions, harshly criticizing pension bureau management and praising reformist aims.
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Milton
William Everett
Quincy
Senate
Norfolk
George Fred Williams
Dedham
Associate Hall
George R. R. Rivers
Democratic Town Committee
Baldwin
Rivers
Williams
Norfolk County
Augustus B. Endicott
J. Walter Bradlee
Endicott
Everett
First District
Boston
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Harrison
Ames
Cleveland
Russell
Grover Cleveland
Republican Party
United States
Darrison
Civil Service Reform Party
Pension Office
United States Treasury
Pension Bureau
Theorce
Telephone Rates Too High Spark New York Meeting
A large Board of Trade and Transportation gathering in New York organized to seek fair reductions in telephone rates and to oppose Assembly members who backed the telephone measure. Simon Stern chaired as officers were elected including James Talcott as president and Frank Gardner as secretary. Resolutions charged that a bill benefiting the telephone companies was defeated in the Assembly by lobbyists and that voters who opposed it should be opposed in elections.
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New York
Board of Trade and Transportation
Gardner
Brooklyn
Simon Stern
James Talcott
C. C. Shayne
George S. Pease
A Stuart
Frank Gardner
William Irwin Martin
Metropolitan Telephone Company
Kings County
Fire records from three cities report extensive damage
Fire swept through Thomas Carey’s cigar store on Middle street in Portland causing $6000 loss with $5500 insured. In Koenigsberg docks, repeated blazes caused enormous damage. New Orleans Canal Street buildings 163 and 165 were damaged for $50,000.
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Portland
Thomas Carey
Middle Street
Berlin
Koenigsberg
New Orleaxs
Canal Street
Fire and false alarm at Fulton Street building
An alarm from Box 15 at 8 55 pm was false. A slight fire occurred at 97 Fulton Street brick building owned by G A Wentworth and occupied by F Aoe chair maker. Damages include $50 to W F Davis dwelling at 15 Putnam Street. alarm from Box 287.
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Fulton Street
G. A. Wentworth
F. A. Oe
W. F. Davis
Putnam Street
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS SHAKEN UP IN TRAIN COLLISION
Lawrence Oct 28 The Massachusetts railroad commissioners experienced a collision at Ballardvale while en route to Boston with a mixed Lowell train delayed and believed in Lowell Eight cars of the mixed train derailed six coal cars and the Boston engine and two other cars were damaged none of the passengers or crew were injured and the track was blocked for two hours
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Lawrence
Railroad Commissioners of
Massachusetts
Ballardvale
Boston
Lowell
New Car Service Superintendent Named at AT&SF
Torexka Kan Oct 28 General Manager Robinson of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railway created the new office of car service superintendent and appointed W Kouns to the position with full authority over movement and distribution of the company s cars.
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Atchison
Torexka
Kan
Robinson
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
W. Kouns
Detroit book makers swindled in racing plot
F E H Gilman and Riley, Detroit bookmakers, were cheated of 1500 dollars each by an ex telegraph operator of Chicago who cut the Western Union wire and relayed race winners to confederates in Detroit. The operator sent winner names to his associates while delaying race reports to let bets be laid on the outcomes.
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E. H. Gilman and
Riley
Detroit
Chicago
Western Union
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