Norcross blamed for Russell Sage office blast
News of the Week reports Henry L. Norcross of Somerville and Boston as the man tied to the Russell Sage office explosion. Evidence includes a desk letter and clothing fragments found by New York detectives, linking Norcross to a fatal blast and subsequent railroad death claim.
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Henry L. Norcross
Pearl St
Boston
Sargent Av
Somerville
Russell Sage
Offico
Norcross
New York
Ts Globre
Tur Guone
Tue
Henry
Pope's Chamberlain O Bryan Talks on Health and Cardinals
New York report quotes Right Rev. Mer. O Bryan, pope's chamberlain, visiting New York. He speaks on the pope's health, possible leave from Rome, and asserts Humbert must go first to ease Vatican government strains. He notes Cardinal Gibbons is popular and questions American cardinal elevations.
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Mer
O’bryan
Cardinal Gibbona
New York
Mer. O'Bryan
Canada
Kenrick
St Louis
Bouver
West 46Th St
GLOBE
Rome
Humbert
Vatican
United States
Cardinal Gibbons
Steam pipe blast disrupts House hall in Washington
A steam pipe burst in the southeast corner of the House of Representatives chamber just before 1 PM. The hall was crowded with members and visitors though the House was not in session. The loud report caused panic but no injuries were reported as people fled the gallery and desks.
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Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Dynamo plot at Williams burg ends in arrest
Police arrest a man identified as George Landik after Jacob Beck accuses him of plotting to blow up a New York bank. Landik allegedly offered money to Beck and others to set off dynamite at 212 Broadway, with nine pounds in his possession. A mob gathered as Landik, heavily guarded, was taken to Lee Avenue Court. the court left unsettled, amid crowd pressure. A second item notes a destructive storm in Southern California with deaths and property damage.
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New York
Jacob Beck
Newton
Voorhis
Grandst
Williamsburg
Beck
George Landik
Sixth Precinct
Landik
Edwin Sander
Broadway
Knox Building
Hob
Sanders
Brook
Lee Avenue
Eee
Strike Threat Looms Over New York Breweries
New York on December 11 faces a threatened great strike led by District Assembly 49. Non union crews replace strikers at Aldenberg & Seitz malt house on North 6th Street Brooklyn, with pool brewers like George Ehret and Beadleston & Woerse sending men. District Assembly 49 plans to demand withdrawal of non union gangs, warning that failure could spread the fight to pool breweries and involve over 1000 workers.
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New York
District Assembly 49
M.ters
Aldenberg & Seitz
North 6Th St
Brooklyn
George Ehret
Beadleston & Woerse
Alfred Seifert
Brewers’ Pool
Albert Hope Guilty Of Forgery In Tennessee Trial
Albert Hope a actor poet and gentleman was found guilty this morning after a two day trial in Mremours Tennessee sentenced to four years in the penitentiary. He inherited $50000 six years ago and moved to New York living lavishly and mingling in the swell set. He is said to be wanted in Arkansas for a $1000 fictitious draft. He was arrested in Philadelphia for sorcery but brought to Tennessee on a requisition.
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Mremours
Tenn
Dee
Albert Hope
National Broadway Bank
Hope
New York
Augustin Daly
Frank Leslie
Arkansas
Philadelphia
Century
Lumber barque Gen. Butler lost near Cape Arago
Port T Lane Oregon dispatch reports the bark Gen. Butler and 1,000,000 feet of lumber from Puget Mills Company San Francisco were lost about 100 miles southwest of Cape Arago yesterday. The boat with Capt Parker and four men was recovered at Cape Arago last night. Second mate John Willoughby led the boat carrying the nine men who were lost.
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Port T Lane, Or
Gen. Butler
Puget Mills Company
San Francisco
Cape Arago
Parker
John Willoughby
Mixed Early 20th Century World News in One Report
Across accounts from the Pacific bar rescue to European banking arrests, a Panama Canal or Valparaiso note, Italian emigration, a Durango famine aid, Mexican Masonic recognition, and a Wisconsin fire loss. Also reports on a Denver bank embezzlement, patent suit settlement, and stock exchange holiday actions. The fragment ties naval movements, crime, weather and disaster, plus political and economic shifts of the era.
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Columbia River
Marie
Nestucka
Astoria
Secretary of the Navy
Schley
U. S
Baltimore
Valparaiso
San Francisco
Boston
Montevideo
Hoboken
Eburone
Italy
Robert Shirley
First National Bank of
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Neb
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Henr W. Whitney
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Chihuahua
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Kan
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Elgin
Ill
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George Ammermar
Port Matilda
Penn
Adolphus Chamberlain
America
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Trenton
N. J
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Not Guilty In Meserole Murder Trial Verdict
A Brooklyn murder trial of Darwin 4 Meserole ended with a not guilty verdict, applauded by the audience. The case concerned the killing of Theodore Harbig under sensational circumstances.
Anglo-Russian Clash on Indian Frontier and Gladstone’s Rural Reform
London dispatch reports Liberal conference at Farrington Street with Mr Gladstone pledging rural reform aims. He backs county and district councils, land law changes, shorter hours with wage protection, and free education bills tied to popular support while warning on Irish self-government and land transfer reforms. The piece also covers Irish National League legal actions and McCarthyite lawsuits over deposits with Munroe and Co, a Parnellite maneuver, and Dublin press reaction from Waterford.
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London
National Liberal Federation
Armorial Hall
Farrington St
United Press
Holborn
Gladstone
Liberal Party
Alst Grongly
Govermens
Ireland
McCarthy
Elady
Peives
Irish National
Iine
Paris
Messrs. Munroe & Co
League
Timothy M. Healy
oCarthy
Jessrs, Munroe & Co
Parnell
Charles Stewart Parnell
Rishi National League
Dublin
Waterford
Chilean Claims and Government Duty to Strict Justice
Foreign Minister Matta reports Congress that Chile must exercise strict justice against foreign claims while rejecting broad claims that foreign residents deserve special privileges. He notes some British merchants’ claims may be exaggerated but the Chilean government cannot refuse to pay for sackings at Valparaiso and other damages. He denies a London Times accusation about US notes and says amicable relations with the United States should continue.
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Herald
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Congress
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America
Chili
Chill
Vina del Mar
Santi
London Times
Santiago
United States
Evan
Gaphago
Ington
E United
South Americans in London Fear War With Chile
London observers report a strong fear of imminent conflict between the United States and Chile among South American firms. Despatches warn to limit transactions, while brokers note Chilean interest in artillery and fortifications, with legations reticent and a general antipathy toward the United States. British merchants in Chilean trade favor peace.
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London
United States
Chile
Harrison
Valparaiso
Chill
Germany
Balmaceda
Irish Fund War as McCarthy Faces Writ in Paris
London dispatch reports Irish Nationalist leader Justin McCarthy served with a writ as surviving trustee of a fund held by Munroe & Co. in Paris. Plaintiffs include Timothy Harrington John E Redmond John Joseph Clancy John O Connor J E Kenny and Richard Laler who join Mrs Parnell in the action.
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Justin McCarthy
Messrs. Munroe & Co
Paris
Sair
Timothy Harrington
John E. Redmond
John Joseph Clancy
John O'Connor
J. E. Kenny
Richard Laler
Parnell
Famine and unrest amid European turmoil in in Russia and beyond
The London Chronicle reports a cascade of distress and danger across Europe. Russia faces famine with three poor harvests and grain export controls choking circulation. merchants and nobles struggle to pay debts while landlords aid peasants. Berlin reacts to press criticism. cafes are burgled in Paris. Swiss rail funding splits leaders. Amid shocks, imperial pacific rhetoric and a wave of legal, financial, and railroad developments ripple through Europe.
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Londox
the Chronicle
St Petersburg
Francis
Our Christmas Number and Puzzle Teasers
AT&T 2 BY A. M. ENSIGN NEW YORK N Our Christmas Number Contributions promised for the Christmas issue should be sent at once. A Nut to Crack solutions for the Globe prizes will be examined and results published as soon as possible.
Delay in Butler book as new historical material found
Gen Butler’s forthcoming book faces a delay due to the discovery of a vast cache of valuable historical material unearthed in Washington. The author intends to incorporate the newly found data, delaying publication and promising enhanced content.
The Review reviews Ite Prospectus communication
The Review examined a prospectus communication described as The following communication has been reviewed by Ite. Officials and readers are urged to consider the details and implications presented, with attention to any fiscal or governance impact outlined in the document.
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Ite Prospectus
The American Checker Review Reaches New Year Beginnings
The American Checker Review resumes publication with James P. Reed as editor after fire destroyed earlier issues. The magazine will be issued monthly on the first of each month, volume 4 begins January 1, 1892, with a $1.65 subscription for 12 numbers and 16 cent copies, inviting reader support and new editorial staff.
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America
Charles Hester
Hester
Review
Percy Roberts
Macle
Arthur T. Murray
Chicago Chess and Checker Club
James P. Reed
Chicago
Reed
Pere
William KE. Hyde
Checker
Joan T. Denver
American Checker Review
Rhode Island Chess Match Draws and Local Reappearances
Interest in the game around here grows as old faces gather at the Divan after years away. In Rhode Island the state championship match ends Wales 5 Eddy 4 with a draw of 3. Springfield club gold medal 10 games sees Allen 6 Muldoon 4 drawn 6. A sketch of Joseph M. Nichols appears in Pittsburg Psi. Nichols has returned to England and is at Sennen near Land's End. The rest lists Wylie's latest scores.
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Old
New England Chess and Checker Rooms
Messrs
A. J. Heffner
C. F. Barker
Heffner
Barker
Arker
Fo Wa
Isk
Haga
Var
MR. Heyyner
Ulion
Felf
Mr. Tescheleit
Tus Guosy
Rhode Island
W. H. Wales
Woonsocket
H. L. Eddy
Providence
Wales
Eddy
Springfield
Mass
B. Allen
Challenger
An Ni. Dowa
Allen
Mulddoon
Pittsbur
Psi
Joseph Mr. Nichols
Olpredo
England
Sennen
Land’s End
Wyilie
Currents of Commerce Prices Across Butter Cheese and More
Market notes from Roston show dull butter demand with creamery butter at 28c and lower held prices. Cheese, beans, fruits, vegetables, flour, and staples are quoted with wide ranges and regional differences, listing many specific grades and locations including New York, Vermont, Maine, and New Hampshire.
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Roston
Nor
Creamery
Western Extra
Franklin Co
Mass
Vermont
Poe
New York Extra
Gars Akinn
Ohio Extra
Lotoeplic
KGUS
Iield
Cape
Ist
Lida
Eee
Mont
New Hanpahire
Yo Ad Co
Maine
PK Laland
New York
Taabella
Cape Cod
New Hampshire
Bush
Burbanks
Virginia
Jersey
St. Andrews
N.Y
Can
Watertown Cattle Market Arrivals by Week
Arrivals at Brighton and Watertown report livestock totals for the week: cattle 3078, sheep 13746, veala 913, hogs 36975, horses 225, Western cattle 1498, Eastern and Northern cattle 1580. Western sheep and lambs 1527, Eastern and Northern sheep and lambs 12219. Includes prices for hides, tallow, skins and calfskins with varied figures.
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Brighton
Watertown
Bridget Had Read the Funny Column
A brief fragment notes a Washington Star style anecdote about Bridget and a humorous exchange over a tire. It mentions European memoir writers and a satirical line on marriages versus guillotine, with a remark about kerosene and delaying in the morning.
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Bridget
Washington Star
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