Medical statement clarifies Gen Butler’s illness status
The Globe reports Dr. Cilly of Lowell says Gen Benjamin Butler suffers an internal ear abscess and is homebound but not bedridden. The doctor estimates the illness could last two to six weeks with pain alternating as the abscess develops, and notes Butler’s health otherwise good and focused on his new book.
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Benjamin F. Butler
Lowell
Cilly
GLOBE
Butler
Paul
Boston
Paulli
Conflicting Accounts Of Stabbing In Lynn
William Cross, wounded tonight, changes story claiming he and Comer were assaulted by Armenian mob. At hospital he says he saved Comer, describes bloody nose and pursuit to station. Police note Comer’s back wounds, possible knife attack. no arrests yet. Ambulance axle broke during call. officers unharmed.
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Ross
Comer
Lewis St
Henry Clark
Edward Palmer
McKinley Visits Boston After Ohio Banquet
Gov Elect McKinley of Ohio spent several days in Boston as the guest of cousin Willian M. Osborne. He attended a Home Market Club banquet at Music Hall and spoke of Congressmen Mills praising McKinley’s integrity despite tariff disagreements. Mills also lauded McKinley’s integrity on returning to Ohio.
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Elect McKinley
Ohio
Boston
Home Market Club
Music Hall
Willian M. Osborne
Board of Police
McKinley
Congressman Mills
Mills
Masked assault shocks Wakefield area on old turnpike road
Richard Ruggles was seized by four masked men at his home and beaten in a field near the woods after a knock at 7 30 Thursday evening. His father raised the alarm as the attackers fled. Police investigate with arrests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ruggles
Wakefield
Mgr. Ruggles
Laurier Guests Fete in Boston Amid Rainy Day Visit
Canadians led by Hon Wilfred Laurier met officials including Gov Russell and P A Collins at the Vendome and St Jean Baptiste Society rooms. An evening reception featured an orchestra and a banquet at 8 o clock with halls decorated in French American and English colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Laurier
Boston
Vendome
St. Jean Baptiste Society
Canadian Statesman
Gov. Russell
P. A. Collins
Carruth
Nathan Appleton
Lawyers Cowley and O Connell to Stand Trial in December
United States officials recount Cowley and O Connell held for trial in December in $1000 bonds for alleged pension law violations related to Mary O Sull ivan of Lowell. Cowley allegedly worked 28 years for the pension and O Connell’s involvement is more recent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cowley
O'Connell
United States District Court
Mary O'Sullivan
Lowell
Mr. O'Connell
Mr. Cowley
Shenandoah Wins Ocean Race Arrives at Havre
Despatch from Havre says the Shenandoah led four grain laden ships in the great ocean race from San Francisco that began August 1. The Shenandoah finished in 110 days and is the largest wooden sailing ship afloat at 3408 gross tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Havre
San Francisco
Belfast Governor Hosts Marriage for Burleigh’s Daughter
Wallie M Burleigh, second daughter of Governor Burleigh, married Joseph Williamson Jr of Belfast at the Governor’s residence on Grovestreet this evening. Ceremony performed by Rev. G.
Almy Sentenced to Die in New Hampshire Case
The Plymouth murder trial of Frank P. Almy ends with a first degree verdict after a full defense and juryless degree decision. Almy awaits execution on December 1 1892 in Concord State Prison. The report also notes Dover elder John B. Rievens Sr. dies at 94 and other local events from Nashua to Marlboro.
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Frank P. Almy
Christie Warden
Plymouth
N. H
Almy
Burley
Pike
Barnard
Griswold
State of New Hampshire
Grafton County
Supreme Court
Frank C. Almy
Frank
Concord
Doe and Allen
Prisoner Burns Wrist Entangled Rifle Bullet Injury
A man found a flattened lead fragment in his wrist from a rifle bullet that pierced his axe and burned flesh. Concord physician FE Clark treated Frank C. Almy, who appeared sober and described his broken leg. Almy’s crutches were removed at entry to the cell. Triad C. Bowen of Groton faced arraignment in Plymouth for burning his Bristol dwelling.
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Concord
FE. A. Clark
Frank C. Almy
Aimy
C. Bowen
Groton
Plymouth
N. H
Bristol
Destructive Middlebury Fire Destroys Half the Town
A massive blaze in Middlebury Vermont began after 6 pm and burned half the village’s business blocks. Loss could reach 150000 dollars as flames spread from the Smith Sheldon block to multiple buildings including the Battell, Cobb, Sheldon, Sun Grist mill, and old cotton factory, stopping at the railroad bridge.
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Middlebury
Smith & Sheldon
Main St
Otter Creek
Buttolph
Battell
Battolph
Cobb
Sheldon
Sun Grist
Beckwith & Co
Allen
Beckwith
Rhode Island News Briefs: Court win and mayoral votes
Fred Garside recovers 8000 in the Supreme Court from Ladd Watchouse for injuries after a trapdoor fall. Pawtucket mayoral second trial ends with no choice. Carrol 1817, Sherman 1432, White 949. Johnston residents urge Gov Ladd to block Conley Sullivan fight. governor defers citing town ordinance power. Newport Cary cotton entered by burglars. Golden Lion order discusses dissolution. Providence graphite vein claimed as large and rich. Italian Galasyo Amarosa stabbed by Antonio de Santo at Price and Lilly streets, Providence.
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Fred Garside
Providence
Supreme Court
Ladd Watchouse Company
Pawtucket
Carrol
Sherman
Citizens
White
Johnston
Cary Cottoms
Newport
Order of the Golden Lion
Black Hills
Galasyo Amarosa
Antonio de Santo
Price and
Lilly Sts
L Ay
Connecticut News Breezes Through Hartford and New Haven
The Hartford Post projects a $100000 cost from continued Democratic Board of Equalization tactics. The Connecticut Sunday School Association held its annual institute in New Haven with Rev H C Woodruff and Prof H H Hamill presenting. Police chief Smith reports Frank Fisher confessed to the North Haven depot burglary on August 2 and will stand trial in Fast. Ensign Loomis’s whereabouts prompt Hartford searches as a trunk and satchel are tracked to a Hartford merchant. Magistrate Magg acquitted of manslaughter in a July death case in New Haven. East Hartford freight train accident claims two women, one killed and one fatally injured. Harris Car Company plans a $1 million Boston investment to locate in Putnam with a line of shops a mile from town along the Norwich Worcester railroad. Middletown hosts a Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church with 109 communicants in the town hall.
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Draine Lewis
Sawtell
Springfield
Brock
W. L. Minor
Capt
G. A. Washby
Taunton National Bank
Louis Doclos
Easthampton
Edues
Chicopee
Williny W
Worcester
Middlesex Union Association of Ministers
Ayer Tuesay
Scott
Fitchburg
Essrs. Gulick
Groton
Torrey
Harvard
Massachusetts
Morris Schaff
J. L. Peek
Hibbard
Springfield Street Railway Company
Edward H. Purcell
Pittsfield
Ellen
Mary
Thomas
Weymouth
John Purcell
Montreal
St. Joseph’s Church
Bishop O'Reilly
Thomas Smythe
Women’s Christian Temerant Union
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Bar
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Leeds
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Home Union
Provincetown
Lottie Belle
Yarmouth
Boston
Fortunebay
Newfoundland
Noddy Island
Seal Island
Barren Island
Mud Island
Henry Miller
Wayland
Fred
James
Frank
Paris Green
5. P. Smith
Lowell
Order of the Rising Sun
H. J.mckenzie
F. H. Flagg
Silver Cross
Rising Sun
Marden
Fraternal Circle
Supremes
John C. Burke
H. L. Lovejoy
Rising Sun Order
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Dr. Smith
McKenzie
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Farwell &. Daniels
Millis
J. Henry Norcross
Samuel ©. Lawrence
B. C. Leonard
Medford
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Benjamin A. Appleton
Newburyport Herald Company
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Newburyport Herald
Nathaniel Palmer
Universalist Church
North Weymouth
Norfolk County
Company K
Amherst
Mass
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Old Colony
Hyde Park
Rockingham
H. Harris
Attleboro Light Infantry
5Th Ment
M. VY
Edward Houde
Marlboro
Northboro
Hartford Post
Democratic “Board of Equalization
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New Haven
H. C. Woodruff
Black Rock
H. H. Hamill
Linois
Smith
Chichura
Frank Fisher
North Haven
Fisher
Loomis
Navy
Lynn
Hartford
Court of Common Pleas
Henry W. Magg
Peter McNamara
East Hartford
Mildred Burden
Burnside
Katie Williams
Norwich & Worcester
Middletown
Conn
Pension for Mrs. Davis editorial calls for aid
The Richmond Dispatch editorial urges Southern states to grant a pension to Mrs. Jefferson Davis, arguing Virginia should lead the movement and treat her as widows of U.S. presidents are treated. It notes the Confederacy is a thing of the past and wages little risk of costly precedent.
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RichMond
Richmond Dispatch
The Fashionable Fad Souvenir Spoon Craze
The piece notes a fashionable fad on souvenir spoons, with buyers and sellers chasing the trend. It mentions a $60 appointment in thirty days and a promise of profit within four weeks from Bimoors Co.
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Bimoors & Co
Brazil Rebel War Escalates As Junta Defies Dictator
Reports from Rio Grande do Sul describe renewed fighting at the river mouth near Port Alegre. The Junta demands Da Fonseca resign and return Brazil to a constitutional order while Fonseca seeks elections and tightens army pay amid officer loyalty. Diplomatic moves abound as Ossorio vows to defend the constitution.
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Loxpox
Brazil
Rio Grande
Port Alegre
Rio Grande Do Sul
Baron Lucerna
da Fonseca
Council of Ministers
United States
Fonseca
Admiral Vandenkolk
Grande Do Sul
Onseca
Uruguay River
Ossorio
T~4
R. Assiv
Montevideo
Uruguay
Reform on English land rights shifts Liberal and Tory stance
Liberals decide to include an English tenants rights bill in the Newcastle platform, aiming to boost farmer security and reduce landlord covenants. Conservatives rally to Irish land principles, urging state aid for farmers to own land, while Gladstone weighs in with plans for judicial rents and purchase powers ahead of December agricultural conference.
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Newcastle
South Molton
England
Beral
Gie
Carlton Club
Lord Salisbury
National Liberal Club
Ireland
Gladstone
Liberal Club
Chileans cool to anti American feelings in Valparaiso
United Press correspondent reports sentiment in Valparaiso shifted as Chileans urge justice for attacked American sailors and deaths. They acknowledge American power and fear bombardment less, noting British threats previously fueled defiant attitudes amid rising war talk.
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Pacific
Valparaiso
United States
Chile
Blockade Planned as Rio Grande Port Is Declared Target
Rio de Janeiro reports that a blockade will be decreed against the port of Rio Grande amid a political shift in Rio Grande do Sul. The Brazilian government acts to suppress the anarchial movement in that state while seeking calm nationwide.
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Washington
Senor Mendonca
Rio de Janino
Rio Grande Do Sul
Assis
Brazil
Rio Grande
Mare of Lady Sarah Spencer Churchill Weds Lieut Gordon Wilson
London society's elite gathered at St George Hanover Square for the marriage of Lady Sarah Isabella Spencer Churchill, youngest sister of the Duke of Marlborough, to Lieut Gordon C Wilson son of Sir Samuel Wilson MP Portsmouth. The ceremony was conducted by Archbishop Edward White Benson as the Church crowded with aristocracy.
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London
Great Britain
Sarah Isabel Augusta Spencer-Churchill
Duke of Marlborough
Lord Randolph Churchill
Gordon C. Wilson
Samuel Wilson
Portsmouth
St. George’s Church
Hanoverly
England
Wales
Duke of Camridge
Edward White Benson
Canterbury
Russian Troops On Austrian Frontier Alarm Dubno
Russian army divisions totaling four infantry regiments four cavalry regiments and a brigade of artillery have appeared at Dubno near the Falician frontier. The move prompts cautious denial from commanders and is said to reflect famine-driven relocations rather than a planned invasion. London coverage notes South American turmoil with Chile Brazil and Argentina amid royalist and republican tensions.
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Vienna
Dubno
Falician
Austro-Hungary
Lemberg
Russia
Influenza epidemic alarms Europe and U S reports
Dispatches detail a virulent influenza spreading across the continent and into the United States, with French ports like Bordeaux hit hard and fatalities rising. Other items note a new Canadian colonization scheme, a Mexican cabinet reshuffle, papal cardinal appointments, and rising political tensions in Guatemala and Finland.
Various Global News Developments Reported Worldwide
Reports describe a fever increase aboard a patient, arrivals of U S ships at Bahia and St Vincent, a coadjutor appointment in Quebec, Hamburg bankers' failure, French tariff policy talks, a Dublin railway crash injuring twelve, a steamship incident on the Irish Sea, a Russian protest over Poland's status, Uruguayan-Rio Grande do Sul talks, a Derbyshire church gas explosion killing two, Emin Pasha's advances in East Africa, a Bosphorus collision sinking the Eddlethorpe, a riot at Kinsale over wreck remains, and famine relief moves including a 50 million rouble imperial loan.
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United States
Boston
Bahia
Brazil
Yantie
Staton
St. Vincent
Cape de Erde
Pone
Chicoutimi
Quebec
Nordmeyer and
Michaelsen
Hamburg
Paris
France
Downpatrick
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Irish Sea
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Stewart
Prince Lobanoff
Austria
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Rio Grande Do Sul
Ilkestown
Derbyshiire
Eng
Reichsanzeiger
Berlin
East Africa
Emin Pasha
U Oro
Albert Edward Nyanza
Ichsanzeiger
Emin
Wadelai
Bosphorus
Rugby
Odessa
Shields
Eddlethorpe
Port Said
Kinsale
Irc
Guelph
Coast Guard
Russia
Central Famine Committee
Ozarewitch
Magazine subscriptions offered with The Weekly Globe deal
An old ad promotes subscribing to magazines and weekly story papers through The Weekly Globe with postage paid. It promises reduced annual prices and combination offers, urging readers to request unavailable publications and noting bond and share figures as part of the listing.
Too Cold to Thresh Wheat in Minnesota
Minnearouss Minnesota reports hundreds of threshing crews return from North Dakota where at least a third of the wheat remains unthreshed. Temperatures near zero drive workers south despite offers of four dollars a day and board by Oscar Miller of Grafton. Thresher Bliss notes enough machines but no manpower to run them.
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Minnearouss
Minn
North Dakota
Oscar Miller
Grafton
Thresher Bliss
Wolves kill three Gulick children near New Brighton
Report from St Paul states wolves killed three children of Andrew Gulick yesterday at the iron rolling mills near New Brighton, ten miles north of St. Paul. After September fires wolves spread into Ramsey and Anoke counties, feeding on sheep near Twin City stock yards. A 125 wolf drove was seen Monday as twenty five men with hounds hunted the beasts and killed eleven.
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St. Paul
Minn
Andrew Gulick
New Brighton
Pine County
Ramsey
Anoke
Twin City
Gulick
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