Princess Maud betrothed to Danish prince Karl
London reports Princess Maud youngest daughter of the Prince of Wales is betrothed to Prince Karl second son of Prince Frederick heir apparent to the Danish throne. Princess Maud born November 2 1869 and Prince Farr born August 3 1872. The princess is the fifth daughter of the Prince of Wales born in Marlborough House.
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London
Maud
Prince of Wales
Prince Karl
Prince Frederick
Denmark
Princess Maud Charlotte Marie Victoria
Prince Farr
Mariboorough House
Leghait-Payson Wedding Conducted by Cardinal Gibbons
The wedding of Leghait-Payson occurred at noon today with Cardinal Gibbons performing the ceremony. The diplomatic corps was well represented and Mr and Mrs Leghait will sail for Europe on Wednesday.
Harbor Test to Improve Boston Port Draws Secretary
Robert M. Burnette and W. K Moore of the Boston Merchants Association urged Secretary Herbert to attend a Boston Harbor improvement testing in the coming month. The secretary gave no firm reply but said he will attend if possible.
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Washington
Robert M. Burnette
W. K Moore
Boston Merchante’ Association
Herbert
Boston
Our Coming War With England A Prediction
A Concord editorial from the Evening Monitor predicts war with England, arguing it is inevitable due to British disregard for U S interests and global encroachments. It contends the conflict could occur within twenty years, with offensive action possible sooner and Canada as a likely prize.
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Concord
N. H
The
Evening Monitor
Chandler
England
United States
Canada
Samuel Dillaway Collides With Coal Barges Near Highland Light
The three masted schooner Samuel Dillaway of Bath, Capt Albert Smith, coming from Bath for a coal port, collided with three barges towed by the tug C B Sanford. The Chemung sank no vessel, but the Dillaway sustained damage including loss of masts and stays. Captain Hill and wife aboard the barges stood by their vessel. Repairs will be made at East Boston. Superintendent Halleck notified and en route.
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Samuel Dillaway
Bath
Albert Smith
Smith
Kennebec
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Baltimore
Highland
Nausét
C. B. Sanford
Lewis
Boston
Hoboken
Cohocton
Chemung
Chenasigo
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Hill
Highland Light St
Halleck
Railroad Company
Captain Carl Palfrey Retired After 30 Years Service
Washington reports Captain Carl Fr. Palfrey of the corps of engineers was placed on the retired list at his own request after thirty years of service. Born in unknown location, Palfrey’s long naval career ends with retirement honors.
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Washington
Carl FR. Palfrey
Corps. of Engineers
Lst
Army
Ania
The Globe Claims Largest New England Circulation
The Globe asserts it has the largest New England circulation with cash sales leading the Daily Globe over the Daily Herald by at least 40 000 copies daily for the year ending Oct 1 1895 and 70 000 Sunday copies over the Herald, challenging bookings from Boston advertisers. A five member committee from leading advertisers would be formed to audit the figures with $5000 charity pledges at stake.
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Globe
New England
Globe and Herald
Herald
Boston Sunday Globe
Sunday Herald
The
Sunday Globe
the Globe
Daily Globe
Daily Herald
Man with a Dirk Causes Steam of Dorchester Street Alarm
A 7 year old boy Joseph Costello along with companions on Washington Street Dorchester near the School encountered a man on the curb awaiting an electric car. The man accused the boy of stealing his watch, drew a knife about eight inches long, and pursued the boy. Spectators reported the man threatened murder and attempted to strike, but the boy’s relative grabbed the knife and prevented injury. The watch was recovered nearby. witnesses saw the weapon and the confrontation. The man, later described as intoxicated, was taken to the police station on drunkenness charges. his name was not released.
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Oueph Costello
John Cote
Coffee Court
Washington Street
Dorchester
Nay
William
Ihan
Joseph
Royal Blue Announces Seven Day Boston to Washington Trip
The Royal Blue offers a seven day personally conducted route to Washington starting in Boston on Wednesday November 20. The all inclusive rate of 23 dollars covers every expense. An illustrated itinerary can be obtained by writing to A J Simmons N E P A 11 Washington Street Boston.
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Klepton
Sherif
General Court
J. M. Galvin
Glty Olek
Washington
Boston
A. J. Simmons N. E. P. A
Washington Street
Firemen Laundry Contract Sparks City Debate
The Cams bridge fire department will have sheets pillow cases and towels laundered by Lotte FP Spear laundry replacing prior service by women connected to firemen or widows. Commissioner Russell and Chief Casey addressed the matter noting no fault and that a rival offers cheaper service for economy.
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Camsbridge Fire Department
Lotte FP. Spear Laundry
Fire Department
Russell
Boston
Casey
Katahdin Trial Trip Delayed By Engine Checks
New London Conn Oct 2 two members of the government parries for the trial of the ram Katah will not arrive tomorrow morning. It is understood Katahdin will go out for builders' rough run tomorrow morning spending forenoon on the engines adjusting accessories.
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New London
Conn
Thenerrow
Quincy favored candidate for Boston mayor wave gains support
The Boston Democratic race centers on John Quincy as the likely nominee with Galvin’s backers shifting. Delegates in wards 1 through 22 mostly align with Quincy, signaling a harmonious convention. Aldermen Donovan and McLaughlin appear aligned with Quincy while campaign tension lessens and Republican nomination papers emerge.
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Jomiah & Quincy
Tims
Quincy
Swen
Galvin
Frends
Dever
Quirk
Olsar
Mhore
Waters
Boston
Joeiéh Ae
Sosa Quincy, Jr
Mam J. Donovan
James
BE. Hayes
John W. O Néil
Ward
Akiermanic
Eme Aldeyman
Michael J. Mitchell
Thras North End
O’brien
Common Council
Patrick J. Kane
P. F. Brogan
Quincey
John A. McLaughlin
Aaney
James F. Y
Edward C. Ellis
Fiedd
William J. Gallivan
Flood
Senator McMorrow
James F
John W. O’mealey
Eldwin T. Wields
John B. Cullen
William L. Mooney
M. H. ‘Cleary
William F. Donovan
Wiliam J. Donovan
Jamin W. Wells
Salem Harles
Batty and Lee
Charlestown
T'S
Exec Bordman Hall
Ciroles
Joan B. Moran
Sansa and
Folsom
Dyér
Bryant
Presho
Allen
Seth Smith
John
Manke
Southeaten
W.G. Ball
Charlie Crane
Wana 4
J. Gill
Alderman Flood
Culos
Mae
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