Grampus massacre false. Arctic catch tallied
New England dispatches deny the Grampus crew murder claim. Arctic fleet up to Oct 3 reports 70 total catch with 44 whales, listing Grampus 20 and Mary Hume 13 among others. Also notes editor John Badger Clarke of Manchester dies aged 71.
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Tobin and Willis Guilty in Assault Case at Reform School
Nasawa Oct 30 In the Supreme Court John Tobin and Frank Willis were found guilty of aggravated assault on Watchman Albion Clough during a jail escape attempt at the state reform school. They were fined 200 each and sentenced to six months at hard labor. FE H Black and Fred Smalley were held in Worcester for trial on stealing charges.
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French Madagascar turmoil and Pacific and world news
Foreign notes report French Madagascar tensions with British ships shelling Solomon Islands. UK MP Morley attacks Chamberlain and defends Gladstone cabinet decisions. Major earthquake in Japan devastates Okonau Kano Kassa matsu Gifu Oragora areas with thousands dead. Other items include Russo-Baltic and East Africa moves, naval arms, famine relief debates, and business ventures in Tamaulipas.
Sunol Sets Pace in 1891 Trotting Yearbook Review
A 1891 trotting season summary highlights Maud S. as a legendary queen with Sunol seen as a worthy successor. The report catalogs top performers across mares and stallions, noting record times, wagon and running-mate performances, and evolving speed feats. It lists notable horses, such as Nancy Hanks, Allerton, Direct, Hal Pointer, Palo Alto, and others, with 2.06 to 2.12 marks and wagon records, alongside commentary on breeding and future prospects for 1892.
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Nelson
Palo Alto
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California
East
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Arion
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Hal Pointer
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Dictator
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George Wilkes
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Tom Hal
Snowheel
Sundl
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General Benton
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Pilot FT
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Joe Bassett
Ned Forrest
Maaie Cobb
T.h
Happy Medium
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Black Jack
Neta
Pabellon
Daisy D
Black Seer
Silvertail
Tempest Jr
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The Durable Coat
An elderly buyer recalls a seven year old coat that wore like iron and argues with a salesman over sizes, sleeve wear, and alterations. He jokes about canvas patches under the arms and explains how his wife cut slits in pants and coats to fix wear. He negotiates a bottom price of eleven dollars with a pair of suspenders as a bonus.
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North Amherst
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Berlin
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Horace 8
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Vose
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Thatcher's Island
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Bristol
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Dun & Co. reports cautious optimism in national trade
Dun and Co weekly review notes overall improvement in business, strongest in the West and South, with rising activity in some regions and sectors. Iron prices weaken after a spike, copper and tin soft, wool easier, textiles mixed. Cotton mills improve while staples fall. prices fall in several commodities. regional gains in dry goods, hardware, groceries, and beef trade noted. profitability tight in high margin sectors and some factories idle.
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Fire and Bullet Used to Teach Solomon Islanders Respect for Queen's Flag
A San Francisco telegraph says the Royalist under Capt Davis punished natives after outrages on British subjects in the Solomon Islands. Chief Tono was shot, the village burned, two war canoes destroyed, and a captured chief and 26 men faced inquiry aboard. A woman connected to a two year old murder aided investigators. The Royalist planned to return to finish the task.
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Balfour Opens Conservative Club in Accrington Lancashire
London reports Rt. Hon. A. J. Balfour opened a new Conservative Club at Accrington near Manchester. He argued Ireland’s issue is a clash of civilizational principles against outrage, denied government favours to landlords, and said equality of justice guides policy. Also noted are Balfour’s Glasgow visit and North Kilkenny seat vacancy filled by Patrick McDermott after Davitt declined. Cork election troubles teased in another column.
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A. J. Balfour
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Accrington
Lancashire
Manchester
Balfour
Glasgow
Glasgow University
Patrick McDermott
Trial of Rev Samuel Cotton over Carnogh orphanage abuse
Oct 28 testimony at the Carnogh Ireland trial accuses Rev Samuel Cotton of criminal neglect and ill treatment at the Carnogh orphanage in Kildare. Society for the Protection of Children found emaciated dirty children, chained legs, filthy rooms, a dying baby, and overall horrible sanitary conditions. Cotton committed for trial with bail to attend a synod.
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Samuel Cotton
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County Kildare
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The Voice That Reaches From A Boston Letter
A Boston Globe-Democrat essay contrasts musical vocal quality with volume. It argues that a true musical voice conveys clarity and distinct articulation, while loudness can drown nuance. Examples compare sea lookout calls and deck orders to show how musical tone travels farther when unobscured by harsh shouting.
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Globe- Democrat
New Organs, La Cotton Export Figures Rise in Week
Secretary Hester reports another strong week for the New Orleans Cotton Exchange with heavy export movement and large spinner purchases. Exports reached 273,629 bales, Northern spinners bought 109,705 bales, while stocks rose by 66,819 bales and total season receipts stand at 2,756,?17 bales.
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French Senate Rates American Pork Duty at 251 per 200 Pounds
Paris reports the Senate set a 251 per 200 pounds duty on American pork, lifting the prohibition in principle though not yet removing it in fact. A 201 duty would have triggered immediate action. The Chamber of Deputies is expected to accept the Senate rate, with references to McKinley tariff and copyright laws influencing the decision. Germany’s 261 duty on American pork also influenced the French stance.
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Famine fears and relief works amid crop failures abroad
Reports note potato failures in northern Hungary with potential famine risk and government relief works planned for the poor. Indian agricultural prospects improve in Madras due to rains. Russia may prohibit wheat exports, possibly extending to barley and maize, with a decree pending after loan payments. A Petersburg Economist Club paper urges lower import duties on American cereals. Bradstreet: US business failures total 2, 0 and 104 versus last year, with year to date 9883. Canada reports 37 failures, year to date 1614.
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St. Petersburg
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Copenhagen
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Famine Commission
Cerea Bradstreet
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Canada
New Appliance for Writing Poetry Fetishizes Love
A Newport man receives a lavish betrothal gift from his partner, a gold pen with a watchlike base. The pen conceals a tin miniature of the sweetheart at its opposite end, designed to honor their romance during an upcoming European voyage.
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Why Princess of Wales Gets Broke
A quirky royal note cites how the Princess of Wales and her daughters struggle to pay for a West End waxworks show with barely three shillings between them. The King of Sweden reportedly loaned a shilling found somewhere to help.
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