The Second Concert At Worcester Delivers Golden Legend
A large Worcester audience enjoyed a varied matinee featuring orchestra solos and vocalists led by Miss Clementine DeVere. Henry Beaumont impressed as tenor and the performance included Gade overture and Verdi repertoire, closing with Sullivan Golden Legend and strong chorus work. The festival program emphasized Sir Arthur Sullivan’s cantata with Mary Howe, Carl Dutt, Gertrude Edmands, and Whitney Mockridge delivering notable performances alongside the orchestra and organ.
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Worcester
Sreelin
Lrge
Highlands
Henry Beaumont
A. Alawio
J. Herbert
Spauigh
Victor Herbert
Haindel
Miss DeVere
Clementine DeVere
Lawson
Cincinnati
Poole
Ursula
Hopkinson
Prince of Darkness
Whitney Mockridge
Prince Henry
Zerratn
Arthur S. Sullivan
Longfellow
Ceee
Mary Howe
Gertrude Banevids Myr
Whitney Macebrides Lucker
Carl Dutt
Foresters
Es Lisette
GC. T. Itiee
Sir Artis
Providence
England
B.D. Allen
Elsie
Carl Dufti
Lucfer
Gertrude Edmands
Max Bendix
Uml Fisher
Bigils Csv
Acvcacseveseress Ursulai
Eecetegeetens Prince Henry
Eeeae
Kidnapped Natives Escape as Portuguese Troops Fire Goa
Lisbon reports a Portuguese steamer carried Mozambique natives to West Africa as conscripts. Fourteen escaped and were freed by a tribunal that refused recapture. The captain barred disembarkation at Cape Town to prevent desertion. London says the official who ordered troops to fire on Goa electors is dismissed amid rising tension.
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Lisbon
Cape Town
Mozambique
Africa
London
Goa
Arrests in Ireland and dynamite case updates
Patrick O'Brien was arrested at Cardiff and may be sent to Tipperary today. The Waterford sessions reversed a three month hard labor sentence for editors Fisher and Redmond. Davitt alleges traps for dynamite prisoners and a Dublin Castle agent supplied the dynamite. The Chemical Union prospectus shows capital of £8,500,000 with most issued against works. Twelve workers on the Pandora were fatally scalded after an explosion at Armstrong's shipyard.
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Ireland
Deru
Patrick O'Brien
Cardiff
Polics
Tipperary
Waterford
Walters
Fisher
Munster Express
Redmond
Waterford News
Lonxpon
Michael Davitt
Daly
Dublin Castle
NEW Chemical Union
Lonnon
Loxpon
Pandora
Armstrong's
New Castle
Electric railway disaster at Flocance kills five
An accident on a street railway between Flocance and Fiesole left five dead and twenty injured. The conductor allegedly closed the regulator while descending a steep grade, causing the cars to derail. He was wounded and arrested as responsible. German wine growers petition Von Carivi over the McKinley tariff bill, warning it will ruin exports to America.
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Floxance
Here
Fiesole
Jerlin
Society of German Wine Growers
von Cavrivi
America
Panama Railroad Strike Ends Traffic Restored
Mail advices from Panama report the strike by Panama railroad employees was satisfactorily settled by Sept 16. Work on the line resumed with traffic in progress but light. The settlement ends days of disruption and annoyance.
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Panama
New York
Labor Congress Adjourns After Calling Wool Trade Strike
The labor congress adjourned after a final appeal to employers for a conference with workers. It affirmed its decision to call out shearers shed men and other wool trade employees, though it was doubtful the workers would respond.
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Labor Congress
Sypsry
N.S. W
Congress
Yale Freshmen Largest Class at Opening Rush
New Haven Conn September 24 Yale prepares for the largest ever freshman intake with 250 academic and 160 scientific students total 410. The opening mish between sophomores and incoming clubs ended with a freshmen victory after a tense wrestling contest before a large crowd.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Cocheco Manufacturing stockholders OK new officers
In Dover on September 24 stockholders met for the annual session summarizing output for the year. Cotton used rose to 10 8043 bales and cloth produced reached 20 793 108 yards with 23 508 54 yards printed. Dividends paid totaled 60 800. Officers elected include president W Jefferson Coolidge and treasurer Thomas Edmands with directors LT Jefferson Coolidge Charles W Amory George P Gardner Thomas S Edmands John McDuffee T Walter Frederick and A A Lawrence.
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George P. Gardner
Thamas S. Edmands
Boston
John McDuffee
Rochester
T. Walter Frederick
Portsmouth
A. A. Lawrence
Brookline
W. Jefferson Coolidge
Thomas 8. Edmands
John Holland
Doyer
Transatlantic Steamship Movements Reported
Incoming and outgoing ships listed by port with routes and dates including Virginian from Liverpool to Boston Hohenzollern Majestic State of Georgia Cufie Saratoki British Queen Nevada Werra Lake Winnipeg Caspian Pomeranian Turisa Benledi Cassius Norse King Runie Tynedale with origins Liverpool New York Baltimore Halifax Montreal and related voyages noted for Sept 23 24 28 across multiple ports.
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Boston
Virginian
Liverpool
Baltimore
Hohenzollern
New York
Majestic
State of Georgi
Glascow
Cufie
Saratoki
Havana
Philadelphia
London
Swansea
Nevada
Southampton
Werra
Father Point
Lake Winnipeg
Montreal
AL Queenstown
Caspian
Heath Point
Pomeranian
Glassow
Montrest
Turisa
Benledi
China
Hamburg
Cassius
Dundee
Norse King
Runie
Kinsale
Tynedale
Print cloth pact survives with seven eighths support
Fally River Sept 24 The proposed print cloth agreement has not fallen through as seven eighths of the mill men signed on. The accord requires no 64s sales in October below 35 16 cents and a sixty hour October shutdown to cut production. Providence may join, strengthening market control. Odds favored by odd goods and 150000 pieces sold Monday. mill shutdown timing undecided.
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Fally River
Providence
Gray Hare
New Year at Harvard Opens with Strong Comeback
Harvard begins a new year with a growing freshman class of about 400, increased enrollment across departments, and renewed faculty activity. Football and baseball prospects rise as returning players and new recruits fill Jarvis Field and campus programs across the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
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Old University At
Cambridge
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Cambridge Expressien
Memorial Hall
Totel
Goodale
Greenough
Hill
Dunbar
Emerton
J. M. Pierce
Triton
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Hutchinson
Trafford
L.S
Saxe
Law School
Fearing
Tie
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Gt. McDonald
Campbell
Scuard
Hallowell
White
Moen
Whroth
Corbett
Cambridge Latin School
Lake
Worcester Polytechnic
Livan
Larry Bates
Upton
Frothingham
Alward
Wrafford
Howland
Linn
Mason
FP. HL. Hovey
Brown
Bates
Dean
Harvard
Union Pacific Debt Crisis Stirs Senate Frye Bill Hope
The Union Pacific annual government-director report shows earnings gains but warns debt cannot be paid on time without harming hundreds of thousands of people. Directors urge time extension and mortgage security under Frye bill to avoid sudden cuts and preserve operations.
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Union Pacific Railway
Ross
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Denver, Texas & Fort Worth
Oregon Short Line
Utah Northern Railway
Oregon Railway & Navization Company
Denver & Bowlder Valley
Washington
Oregon
Union Pacific
Nebraska
Frye
Senate
Final Week for The English Rose at the Museum
Next week marks the last performances of The English Rose at the Museum, urging those who have not yet seen the charming piece to secure seats at once. Following will be Little Emly with a notable cast, then The Two Orphans with Kate Claxton and Mrs. Charles A. Stevenson continuing at Grand Opera House. Miss Katie Putnam performs Love Finds a Way, and Edward Harrigan arrives at Tremont Theatre Monday with The Leather Patch, praised as one of his brightest plays with fine staging.
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Emly
Kate Claxton
Charles A. Stevenson
Grand Opera House
Katie Putnam
Edward Harrigan
Tremont Theatre
Navy Yard Force Not To Increase Before Election
Sept 24. A copy of a Navy Department letter directs commandants of all navy yards to enforce the 1876 law prohibiting any net increase of force within sixty days before a presidential or congressional election. The department notes no anticipated need for an increase and requires a detailed return after Sept 30 showing current staffing by rating under each bureau.
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WastiIncron
Secretary of the Navy
Severa Navy Yards
Congress
Navy
United States
Wreck of Keewatin on Lake Winnipeg Reported
News from Swampy Island, Lake Winnipeg, states a hull fragment of Lieutenant Governor Schultz's steamer Keewatin was found on the island. The vessel, with Northwest Mounted Police detachment under Mr Watts, sailed July for duty against whiskey smuggling. A violent storm on the 7th is noted. only three police officers were known to be aboard.
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Man
Schultz
Keewatin
Lake Winnipeg
Tyrrell
The
Geological Survey
Northwest Mounted Police
Watts
Sasatchewan River
National Council of American Mechanics selects Troy as next meeting site
Brperrert Conn September 24 The annual session of the National Council Order of American Mechanics resumed in Brperrert this morning and voted to hold the next meeting in Troy N Y. Officers elected for the ensuing year include National Councillor Charles H Jewett Salem Mass vice councillor Thomas B Chapman New Haven Conn secretary John Server Philadelphia Penn treasurer Joseph H Shinn Camden N J marshal Elmer B Hill Milford N H protector George D Ludium Jersey City N J door keeper John Welty Alliance Ohio.
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Conn
National Council
Order of American Mechanics
Troy
Charles H. Jewett
Salem
Mass
Thomas Bh. Chapman
New Haven
John Server
Philadelphia
Penn
Joseph H. Shinn
Camden
N. J
Elmer B. Hill
Milford
N. H
George D. Ludium
Jersey City
John Welty
Alliance
Nellig Bly's Great Story Now Running in New York Paper
Nellig Bly’s Great Story captivates readers as the New York Family Story Paper runs in the city. Families snap up copies from newsstands as fast as they are laid down, creating a furor.
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Nellig Bly
New York
National row over Manitoba school policy grows
Ottawa hears a Catholic memorial signed by over ten thousand, including Archbishop Tadhie, urging the Governor General to block Manitoba Legislature acts abolishing Catholic schools and dual language instruction. The move risks alienating Catholics nationwide ahead of elections while Manitoba frames a move toward rational education.
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Ont
Dominion
Manitoba
Tadhie
Winnipeg
Knights of Labor circular seeks vote on political action
General Master Workman Powderly urges members to read the journal article and vote on whether to take independent political action. He notes departures from the order over politics and asserts the ballot will reveal true sentiment without compromising the organization. The Democratic State committee later renominated Judge Robert Earl for the Court of Appeals at a meeting in New York.
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Philadelpna
Knights of Labor
Workman
Powderly
Journal of the Knights of Labor
Order
Fawen
Order 13
Ger
NEW York State Democrats
Democratic State Committee
E Hoffman House
Robert Earl
Court of Appeals
Massachusetts gains 450000 in census figures reported
Washington September census officials announce Massachusetts adds about 450,000 inhabitants since 1880. Middlesex leads, Suffolk and Worcester show gains. eastern districts gain representation while southern Middlesex may form a new district. Official county totals list state population and shifts affecting apportionment in Congress.
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Middlesex
Tso
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Herkshire
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Dukes
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Hampden
Jlampshire
Nantucket
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Plymouth
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Thomas J. Whldden
FR. G. Webster
Frank C. Miles
Edward P. Bond
T. Solomon Lincoln
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Leonard & CO
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