Banquet in Honor of Triplets in Torrington
New Haven report notes a banquet at Torrington honoring Matthew Daniel and William Grant triplets born seventy years ago. Chief Justice Andrews presided with addresses by prominent citizens. The Grants are cousins of the late General U. S. Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Torrington
C. K. Andrews
Connecticut Supreme Court
Matthew
Daniel
William Grant
Grants
U. S. Grant
Steamers Arrived in Major Ports This Week
A compiled list records ships docking in Boston New York Liverpool and other ports on various Sept dates. Vessels include Inchgarvie Empress of Japan City of New York Manchester and more arriving from destinations such as London Jamaica Bremen Amsterdam Vancouver and Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Inchgarvie
British Empire
London
Sama
Jamaica
Baltimore
Munchen
Bremen
New York
City of New York
Liverpol
Notterdam
Amsterdam
State of Nevada
Glas
Yokohama
Empress of Japan
Vancouver
Hong Kong
Liverpool
Indiana
Philadelphia
Southampton
Trave
Lrawle Point
Avonmore
Montreal
Rotterdam
Para Zist
Gregory
Rouen
Stag
Unclear Historic Port Clearances and Sailings Report
A fragmented list of ship names, origins, destinations, and crews appears, noting visas of steamers and brigs plus harbor movements. Mentions include Cottage City Bennett Portland Cheribon Galdis Margriiles Pennsylvania Antwerp Nounaunts Hamburg etc, with London sailings and a remark on a new Copley Square Hotel's quality and landlord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balem
Auntie
Akters
Isr
Morrison
Port Johnson
St John
New York
Cottage City
Bennett
Portland
Cheribon
Galdis
Margriiles
Pennsylvania
Thomas
Antwerp
Nounaunts
Tebien
Hamburg
Mirangi
Cosman
Walifax
Menvena
Thompson
Leith
Assyrian
Kentley
Glasgow
Nutfield
McDonald
London
Bark Stillwater
Trites
Liverpool
Briga Fidelia
Jordan
Turks Island
Eldorado
Hargess
Maracaibo
Schs
Nellie & Gray
Tonna
Tortland
A C Watson
Spragg
Edward
Yarmouth
Alies
Cambodia
Kmrookins
Ata
Louisa F Warres
Forensia
Machina
Oliver Schofield
Fred Walton
Rockport
Viadem
Thomaston
Jed
Fry
Janes Barrett
Bangor
Hattie M Uowes
G L Snecman
New Bedford
Amelia G Ireland
Boston
South Portland
Eastport
Herman Winter
City of Chicago
Agu Teutonia
Fulda
Bremen
Knynuland
Aotherp
Alleghany
Celle
Chetinen
Marseilles
Copley Square
F. 3. Kis Teen
Redoubled Demand for The Hetherston Importing Co Elite Kentucky Whiskey
Demand for The Hetherston Importing Co elite Kentucky whiskey grows as sealed bottles are sold in three sizes through grocers hotels and druggists. Listings include Edward K. Smith Somerville J J Fenelon Union Square and many other merchants across Brighton Malden Allston and Boston area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetherston
COS
Edward K. Smith
Warren Ave
J.J. Fenelon
Union Sq
Somerville
Weeks & Potter
Washington St
Geo. W. Warren
Brighton
Andrew J. Lovell
Cambridge St
T. H. Lord, Jr
If Your Breath Fails Negotiated Action With Agent
If your breath fails you must act through an accredited agent of this company and complete the arrangement in time. NATL LIFE INS CO J I Phelps stave agents 169 Dover Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natl Life Ins
Russia seeks Greek alliance and Dobrudscha move
The Kreuz Zeitung reports Russia may force a passage through Dobrudsha and seek help from Greece to use its fleet. The King of Roumania plans to ask King Humbert and Emperor William if Roumania can rely on the Dreibund in case of a Russian attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berny
Kreuz Zeitung
Russia
Dobrudscha
Roumania
Humbert
William
Dreibund
Greece
Soldiers threaten revolt in Santiago demanding return home
A Chilean uprising among Junta troops in Santiago, sparked by liquor and food grievances, led to shop closures and fevered tensions. President Jorge Montt and Colonel Canto restrained the mutiny with firm resolve and promises to address complaints. Volunteers from Tarapacá and northern provinces to be sent home, with three battalions headed to Iquique and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Santiago
Chile
Junta
Tarapaca
Sellor Moneda
Balmaceda
Beming
Jorge Montt
Canto
Iquique
Czar to Visit Berlin for Oct Visit Amid Baltic Travel Avoidance
London reports confirm the Cologne Gazette claim that Tsar Nicholas II will visit Emperor William in Berlin on October 22. He delays departure from Copenhagen to October 12 to avoid a Baltic voyage, with Odessa noting plans for the Berlin meeting and Paris noting officials canceling fetes for Baron von Mohrenheim to curb French ovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cologne
William
Berlin
Copenhagen
Odessa
St. Petersburg
Baron von Mohrenheim
France
Salies-de-bearn
Paris
Salies
Disorder grows as China riots threaten Yangtze valley towns
Herald from Shanghai reports worsening disorder with rebellions near Zchang and Wu Chang. Strangers close in on Hankow and Chunking while defenses are prepared. Three warships at Wu Chang. fleets gathering at Shanghai. France's minister departs for Pekin. Russian press urges neutrality and stronger eastern stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Shanghai
Zchang
Yang Tse Kiang
Wu Chang
Hankow
Chunking
Lemaire
France
Pekin
St. Perensnore
Russia
Novaée Vremya
Insurgents Capture Hodeida Spark Arab Caliph Fears
In Sana a flight of Yemeni and Turkish officials followed insurgent seizure of Hodeida on the Red Sea. Alarm spread that rebels might march on Mecca to proclaim an Arab caliph. Hodeida, a major seaport near Mocha, trades in Arabian products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Yemen
Sana
Hodeida
Mecca
Arabia
Red Sea
Mocha
Justin McCarthy Addresses National Federation Meeting
Justin McCarthy presided at a National Federation meeting in this city. He stated that the Irish parliamentary party he led had effectively won a victory over the Parnell faction. He urged pursuing the advantage to secure home rule.
McCarthy Plans Fund Appeal for Ireland Support
Mr McCarthy announced plans to issue an appeal to the people of Ireland and Irish-Americans to subscribe to a fund. The goal is to meet expenses of the party and establish Ireland as an established fact through raised resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
McCarthy
Supposed Explanation of It How It Was Issued
London Sept 24 The News Paris report offers a supposed explanation of the German passport decree. It cites a former American minister whose son was a guest of the Emperor at autumn maneuvers and who advised the Emperor that Paris anger over the decree stemmed from the Emperors signing of the passport rule. The minister adds Moscow subsidy claim and a revulsion against the Empresss husband. The Emperor reportedly repealed the passport regulations after discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Frederick
Ex-Timpreas
Mkussia
Spain Flood Sufferers Relief Contributions Reported
Sept 23 The Queen received an autograph letter from Emperor William deploring Spain flood losses and offering a large relief grant. Duchess of Montpensier subscribed 5000 to the fund. Havana reports large donations including 5300 from jail convicts with one prisoner giving 254.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Spain
Duchess of Montpensier
Havana
A Victory for Clile in Bullion Restraint Case
Counsel for Chilean government sought to restrain Moselle's owners from moving 750000 dollars in bullion from Montevideo except to the Bank of England for storage. They also urged blocking the Bank of the River Plate from releasing related documents. The Bank claimed it had already paid 126000 and accepted further bills. Justice Jeune ordered the bullion to remain in the Bank of England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Bank of England
Lonvoy
Jeane
Mail Packet Company
Moselle
Montevide
Bank of the River Plate
Justice Jeune
Was it a fake Grand Duke Baden speech
Berlin reports that the alleged speech attributed to the Grand Duke of Baden in the Dix Neuvieme Sticle of Paris is discredited. The only recent public utterance known is his remark to Saar-Louis residents praising German unity when the Emperor and empire are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baden
Berlin
Paris
Germany
Saar-Louis
Rhenish
Prussia
Why He Leaves the Catholics
In Berery on September 23, discussion grows in Catholic and Protestant circles over Professor Winshied of Liepsie announcing his conversion to Protestantism due to disbelief in the authenticity of the holy coat now exhibited in Treves cathedral and his scruples about supporting a church that endorses such an exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winshied of
Liepsic
Catholic Church
Montevideo
Bank of England
Copenhagen
Berlin
Grand Duke of
Baden
Ted
Sana
China
Shanghai
Santiago
Canada
Cuba
United States
Berery
Winshied
Liepsie
Treves
Prohibition Lifted on Catholic Congress in Rome
Rome news reports the government has withdrawn its ban on the Catholic European Congress to be held next Wednesday. In Port San Giovanni authorities found nine dynamite boxes and six sacks of powder for Rome bound shipment. Several arrests followed the discovery. The planned universal exhibition in Rome has been abandoned due to lack of government and municipal funding interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romer
European Congress
Port San Giovanni
Rome
Advices From Hong Kong and Yokohama Disturbances
Advices from Hong Kong report a riot at Ichang with mission and foreign property burned but no lives lost. Another telegram notes a riot at Hangzhou with foreign property burned and residents under arms. Cholera cases rise in Riobe Japan with 12 cases and 4 deaths at Yamaga Chi. A landslide near logo buries twenty workers with four deaths. Dysentery in Oita Prefecture totals 8000 cases and 700 deaths. A bridge collapse during Joketecho Akita lantern celebration injures many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Hong Kong
J. A. Leonard
United States
Shanghai
Belknap
Ichang
Helknap
Alliance
Palos
Yang ‘Ize
Japan Mail
Khang
Riobe
Japan
Yamaga Chi
Logo
Oita
Joketecho Akita
Republicans Refuse Joint Debate Amid Allen Russell Tension
Boston dispatch reports Sept 23 1891 Republicans decline a proposed joint discussion between Governor Russell and Charles H Allen. The split echoes through Lowell era factions as Crapo supporters push for confrontation while Allen backers fear platform clashes with Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Democratic State Committee
John W. Corcoran
W. J. Dale, Jr
Russell
Charles H. Allen
Jos. O. Burpetti
J. Oris Wardwell
Republican Committee
Allen
Mr. Allen
Governor Russell
Public School Plank Endorsed by Mass. GOP Platform
The Massachusetts Republican convention faced a clash over the public school plank. Ex congressman Frederic T. Greenhalge pressed to retain the plank endorsing the current school system, despite Col Charles H. Ren s vote against the free text book bill and Allen s opposing record. Greenhalge argued the party must stand for public schools, and the plank remained in the platform. Allen, noted for voting against the free text book bill, thus aligned with the platform supporting the present system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Ren
Lowe
Massachusetts
Frederic T. Greenhalge
Lowell
Mr. Allen
Committee On
Allen
Greenhalge
Crapo Speech Impresses Republicans After Allen Challenge
The Crapo supporters praised his Music Hall address, while Allen partisans faced a sharp contrast to Crapo’s remarks. Reported reactions show Republicans at state headquarters mingling praise and murmurs about the rival speech and the convention outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crapo
Allen
Mr. Crapo
Mr. Allen
State Headquarters
Hotel Dining Room Seized Under Replevin Writ
In Baltimore on September 25 Sheriff McCaffray seized nearly all silver and plated ware from the Imperial Hotel dining room under a writ of replevin issued by the Meriden Britannia Company. The action targets Margaret Mentin and Morris Mentin as defendants. The dining room was stripped of knives forks spoons tureens and other ware. The seized articles were loaded onto a wagon and appraised at a value not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Imperial Hotel
Blood Pleads Not Guilty in Blacksmith Shop Tragedy
In Claremont New Hampshire Charles Blood of Charlestown arraigned and pleads not guilty to killing Charles Pecor after a shop scuffle over unpaid wages. Four witnesses testified Pecor fell and died from vertebral fracture amid a contested attack and Blood's claim of self defense. Public sympathy favored Blood as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blood
Pecor
Claremont
N. H
Charles H. Blood
Charlestown
Charles Pecor
Blood's
Charlie
Lands of Blood
Marshall
Rossiter
Mystery on 1877 Boston bank robbery linked to Langdon Moore
Sept 23 report recalls the 1877 attack on Hon Aza A Breed near Revere Beach depot Boston and a $8000 theft from City National Bank. The case lay unsolved for fourteen years until Langdon W Moore, termed king of bank robbers, allegedly confesses. Breed carried funds between Boston banks and Lynn. friends suspect Moore’s involvement. Breed remains feeble and recalls little of his past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynnon
Sreetan
Aza A. Breed
Revere Beach
Boston
City National Bank
Langdon W. Moore
Mr. Breed
National Redemption Bank of Boston
Central National Bank of Lynn
Ex Governor Moorhouse Takes Own Life in Missouri Residence
A Maryville dispatch reports former Missouri Governor Albert P Moorhouse died by suicide at his home at 9 this morning. Weeks of overheating and nervous deterioration preceded the act. A pocket knife was used, with his coat and vest placed under his head and two observers nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Maryville
Albert P. Moorhouse
Gloucester Fishermen Denounce Shipowners in Mass Meeting
Indignant Gloucester fishermen gather at St. Clairs Hall with nearly 400 in attendance. They denounce owners of schooners Sylvester Whalen and Carrie FE Phillips for replacing strikers. They urge port fishermen to avoid those vessels and support Boston strikers. Union secretary Walker expects membership to rise to 100 as additions join daily. Some Boston strikers praise Gloucester stance. ships have not shipped a man.
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Gloucester
Union
St. Clairs Hall
Sylvester Whalen
Carrie FE. Phillips
Boston
Walker
Atlantic Coast Seamen’s Union
Phillips
Whalen
Yale Freshmen Win Annual Rush At New Haven
The Yale freshmen won the annual rush against sophomores on the grammar school lot in New Haven. The event featured torn clothing and bruises, with freshmen outnumbering the sophomores. Wrestling followed the rush. Nolan defeated Miller in the middleweight class, James and Messier contested a round with James spraining an ankle, Ewing and Hewlett wrestled three rounds with no fall, and ’95 won by forfeit in the lightweight class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Havenn
Conn
Yale
Moxy
Nolan
Miller
James
Messier
Ewing
Hewlett
Demoralized Police Force in Briochroft Conn
Briochroft Connecticut September 23 police department in disarray Captain Pinkerman removed from chief's chair by Chief Rylands in city court. Council abolished 16 offices of chief but Rylands claims action was valid and will not surrender. Patrolmen defy Rylands amid contested police board authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briochroft
Conn
Pinkerman
Rylands
Common Council
Lileral
Fight With Tramps Leaves Engineer Wounded
In Owosso Michigan on September 28 five tramps demanded that Mrs. Finch buy a ring. Engineer Finch confronted them with a revolver from his window after being forced to retreat. He fired five shots, three hitting. Two tramps died and a third was severely wounded, the others fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owosso
Mich
Finch
Rubber goods firm Carleton & Co fails in CubaGo
CubaGo September 25. C G Carleton and Company, rubber goods dealers, failed today. Liabilities are estimated at 20 000 to 30 000 dollars, with assets about 60 percent of liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CubaGo
C. G. Carleton & Co
Worcester Festival Second Concert Review and Reactions
Philip Hale reviews Worcester Festival second concert noting first American performances of Grieg pieces and Tschaikowsky cello concerto. He criticizes Zerrahn conductorship for Schumann and Tschaikowsky, admires soloists Wyman Ford and Herbert, and questions Bridge's Nineveh oratorio, calling it a failure though Nordica and others are praised in portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Sorcian
Schumann
Don Carlos
Verdi
Julie L. Wyman
Tschaikowsky
Saint-pacus
Zerrahn
Wyman
Ford
Victor Herbert
Mrs. Ford
Mozart
Josephine Duschek
Wagner
Gluck
John
Bridge
Noah
David
Jonah
Joseph Bennett
Nineveh
Bennett
Sunshine
Jona
Tiumphal
Mr. Bennett
Elijah
Dr. Bridge
Mendelssohn
Meyerbest
Goldmark
Paris
Meyerbeer
Prophet
England
Nordica
Messrs. Johnson and
Dufft
Mascagni
America
McDowell
Herbert
Adam
Puilip Hale
Massachusetts Universalist Convention Opens Second Day in Norwood
Large crowd fills Norwood Universalist Church for the Massachusetts convention with 200 delegates and clergy from 115 societies. Reports show receipts of 6475 dollars, by the Woman's Missionary Society, and plans to shift to a state missionary approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria H. Bray
West Gloucester
J. L. Patterson
Boston
M. H. Bray
H. M. Ayers
Somerville
Caroline A. Eastman
Melrose
M. A. Vennard
Lynn
C. C. Marshall
Tufts College
Hannah B. Saunders
Newtonville
F. E. Joy
Gloucester
Mary Robinson
Alom
C. R. Tenney
G. M. Hannan
J. M. Pulman
A. A. Miner
President Capen
Iuits College
R. A. White
Newton
J. D
Massachusetts
George W. Bicknell
Barnaby Weavers Strike Board Visits Fall River
The full Board of Arbitration arrived in Fall River to hear the Barnaby weavers dispute as Richard P. Barry outlined the board’s powers to strikers at Weavers Hall. An afternoon conference with Agent Ashley was postponed by his absence. The executive Cotton Manufacturers’ Committee met, and while rumors say an agreement may be sent to members by Oct 5, details remain undisclosed.</s>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N.L
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburg
New England
Lowell
Saugatuck
Conn
Haverhill
Allen
Lodge
Cogswell
Russell
Norwood
Massachusetts
Carroll D. Wright
Manne
Bates
Washington
Blaine
Harrison
S. W. Thornton
Miss Jewell
Coney Island
United States Treasury
Gloucester
State Board of Arbitration
Fall River
Morehouse
Missouri
Board of Arbitration
Barnaby
Whitehead
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Eounsevilla
Freight No. 6 Derails at Saugatuck Bridge
Extra freight No. 6 on the Consolidated road was diverted from the tracks by an open switch near Saugatuck, throwing the train off and running onto a drawbridge before it could be stopped. Conductor H C Phelps of New Haven led the train. Engineer Bowman’s high speed prevented a collision as signals and switch controls with the draw were under scrutiny for responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Conn
Consolidated Road
H. C. Phelps
New Haven
Saugatuck
Help in Preparing Lessons at Chauncy Hall School
A description notes the presence of teachers with younger students at Chauncy Hall School during arithmetic lessons and other study times. It mentions there are 18 teachers, averaging one per ten to twelve pupils, to provide suitable help in school hours. The address cited is 693 Boylston Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaunccey Hall School
Boylston Street
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Lowell Man’s Workers
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