Radical Party Special Despatch to the Boston Post
Special despatch reports on the Radical Party activities in Boston with details likely on candidate maneuvers and party strategy. Emphasis on movement within the party and potential impacts on local political dynamics.
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Political Turmoil and Local Racing Headlines In New York
The report covers a Fleetwood Park trotting meet with small attendance due to chilly weather, noting winners like Young Bruno and Susie in heats, plus purses for fast horses. It also details party conventions in Greeley and Grant, a Twentieth Ward row between factions, and the reappointment of a pilots commissioner. Drownings in New Creek Langba and destruction of Union torpedoes by the fire department are listed, along with a funeral for ex-Judge Stuart and a Brooklyn Court of Inquiry into a naval matter.
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Around Paris to Commence To Day Completion of the Mont Cenis Tunnel
The report covers plans to open the Mont Cenis tunnel today near Paris, a grand banquet held in Turin, and ongoing conferences at Gas teim and Salzburg. It notes the death of Fort Derby, the War in Corea, and growing sympathy for British strikers amid wartime strain.
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Paris forts to be surrendered by German occupants
Paris reports that the forts around the city will be formally surrendered to the French tomorrow. Evacuation of the four departments adjacent to Paris will follow and be completed by the 25th. Disarmament of the National Guard proceeds quietly. Von Arnim and Thiers will settle peace terms today. Cissey’s resignation is rumored.
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Sympathy for the British Strikers at Chelsea Meeting
London reports a Chelsea gathering in support of striking British workers led by Odger the prince speaker who denounced wealthy proprietors. Foreign workers depart Newcastle amid magistrates dismissing master complaints. Brussels strikers prosper. Corean War blame tied to Americans per Morning Advertiser. Earl Derby dies at Balbriggan. Russian fleet to refuel at Falmouth after escorting Grand Duke Alexis.
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Mont Cenis Tunnel banquet in Turin honors ceremony
Turin hosts a banquet honoring the Mont Cenis Tunnel completion with foreign representatives and Latin unity talks. Count de Kemusat calls for Latin alliance while Signor Visconti backs France Italy unity. the King plans a second banquet tomorrow. The German army is slated for a peace footing at 400,000 strong, cholera deaths rise in Koningsberg, and Von Moltke is promoted to Marshal of the Empire.
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McClellan Declines New York Controller Post
Gen McClellan refused the controller position after a verbal decline to Mayor Hall and a written refusal later. He questioned restoring confidence in city finances and supported Green as acceptable to opponents. A secret Democratic meeting opposed Tammany rule and sparked a split with Roosevelt’s faction walking out.
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Gastein and Salzburg Conferences Reported
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Coroner’s jury verdict on Curtis Hat Factory blast
The coroner’s jury in Newburyport rendered a verdict at 11 tonight on the Curtis Hat Factory boiler explosion of September 11 in which seven died. They censured the Atlantic Company for lacking a fusible safety plug and the Hat Company for using the boiler and failing to keep it in a detached building with a competent engineer and fireman at all times. The jury found two water cocks in the boiler offered no sufficient cause for the blast.
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