Don Carlos Plans One Last Cry for Spain
A Paris telegraph to The Journal reports Carlist leaders Urbain de Maille and De Marichalar confirming Don Carlos will make a final bid for the throne. They claim support from Russia, France, Italy, and many Spanish troops and clergy, with Don Jaime holding a Russian army commission. They condemn Sagasta and the queen regent and foresee a frontier exodus for the queen regent and the boy king.
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Cunyrish Tech
Journal
Paris
France
Don Carlos
Urbain de Maille
Count de Marichalar
Spain
Christina
Russia
Italy
Carlos
Don Jaime
Philippines
Cuba
Arban
Sagasta
Weyler
Peace Commissioners Call on the President of France
Paris December 14 United States peace commissioners led by General Horace Porter and Spain's Senor Leone Castilly formally called on President Faure and Foreign Minister Delcasse to thank France for its hospitality. Faure greeted the group at the Elysée with mixed French and English remarks as Judge Day spoke for McKinley. Faure conveyed warm French sympathy and wished the Americans a safe voyage, noting Paris hosted pivotal negotiations.
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United States
Horace Porter
Spain
Senor Leone Castilly
Faure
M. Delcasse
Elysse Palace
President Faure
Judge Day
France
M. Faure
McKinley
England
Fire kills mother and two children in Philadelphia home
A blaze at 538 Perry Place near One Hundred and Thirtieth and South streets claimed the life of Mrs Martha Kauffman 27 and her children Martha 4 Lizzie 2. The fire started from an old stove explosion. The husband, a baker, was at work.
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Philadelphia
Perry Place
Martha Kauffman
Martha
Lizzie
Nashua Records 18 Below Zero Temperature
Nashua New Hampshire reports 18 degrees below zero early this morning with colder weather expected from northern points.
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Nashua
N. H
Steady Butter and Meat Markets Reported in New England Trade
The butter market shows a steadier, more confident tone with buyers returning in larger numbers over the past two days and Brades moving more freely. Eggs, pork, beef, and poultry markets are steady with improving export demand and a firmer cheese market, while prices for various staples like oats, hay, and onions hold firm or rise slightly amid strong year-end activity.
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New York
West
England
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Boston
Brighton
Eight survivors reach Baltimore from wrecked Londonian
The Maria Rickmere, the North German Lloyd liner from Bremen, arrived at Cape Henry at 4 am with eight Londonian of Hull survivors aboard. The Vedamore rescued 45 crew earlier, and the Londonian foundered November 27 with eight aboard. the Rickmere picked them up the next day.
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Baltimore
Lloyd Line
Maria Rickmere
Bremen
Cape Henry
Londonian
Hull
Vedamore
Rickmere
American Humane Association Convention Opens in Washington
The annual convention of the American Humane Association opened in Washington with President John G. Shortall presiding. Delegates were welcomed by Wight, head of the DC district board of commissioners. Three sessions daily run through Friday, when officer elections will be held and the meeting adjourns.
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Washigton
American Humane Association
John G. Shortall
Wight
Board of Commissioners of Theistrict of
Columbia
Savage assault injures deputy warden at Charlestown prison
Boston dispatch details a brutal morning attack at Charlestown state prison. Sambriel Harris lunged at Deputy Warden Nathan D. Allen, slashing his face with a sharp weapon and causing a deep neck and facial wound requiring fifty seven stitches. Harris was restrained and jailed as Allen received medical care. authorities fear possible fatal injury.
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Boston
Charlestown
Nathan D. Alien
Sambriel Harris
Allen
Harris
Simmons Convicted In Florida Land Deed Case
Colonel William A. Simmons formerly Boston port collector was found not guilty on a charge of swindling after a case tied to a deed exchange. The proceeding involved Thomas B. Bryan and a 6000 acre Florida land deal valued at about 100 dollars per acre, with questions over its true worth.
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Chicago
William A. Simmons
Boston
Thomas B. Bryan
Union League Club
Charles Page Bryan
United States
Brazil
Simmons
Florida
Severe cold wave grips New Hampshire towns
Concord NH reports a brutal cold wave with temperatures plunging to minus 22 in Manchester and minus 24 in Hanover. Officials note severe conditions across the northern sections as the Mercury drops further.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Manchester
Andover
Salisbury
Hanover
Coldest night of winter hits Saratoga region
Saratoga Springs records 22 degrees below zero as bitter cold grips upstate New York. Other towns report 24 below at Corinth and 26 below at North Creek with readings also noted at Schroon Lake and nearby locales. In Connecticut Governor elect George E. Lounsbury announces staff appointments including Paymaster General Heman O. Averill and Commissary General John W. Atwood.
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Saratoga
Saratoga Springs
Corinth
North Creek
Schroon Lake
Blue Mountain Lake
White Hall
Doe’s Corners
Ballston Spa
Norwalk
Conn
George E. Lounsbury
Heman O. Averill
Washington
John W. Atwood
Plainfield
John W. Lowe
New Haven
Isaac M. Ullman
Rollin S.woodruff
Rev Gale to Speak on Cuba War at Methodist Church
Rev C R Gale will present an illustrated lecture titled Cuba and the Cuban War at the Methodist church next Monday evening December 30 at 7 30. Eighty five new views will be shown using a monarch stereopticon.
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C. R. Gale
Cuba
Methodist Church
Farm for lease near Maynard with cattle and milk route
For three years to a responsible party a good farm that will keep 20 or 30 head of cattle with house and barn and ample water in a good neighborhood. Also a good milk route to be let by Dan. Terms apply to W. A. White, Maynard, Mass.
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Dan
W. A. White
Maynard
Mass
Fresh oysters daily at Central market and rooms to let
Notes offer daily oysters at the Central market and two furnished rooms for rent via Mrs. Booth at Booth's lunch room. Thomas Wall offers mason work plastering and general repairs with first class results. Orders left with John Cleary, River street, receive prompt attention. A pocketbook with money and a cash card was lost between Parmeter's crossing and Mr Batley's house. finder may leave it at Mr Case's store or with Mrs. Albert Hawks.
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Booth
Thomas Wall
John Cleary
River Street
Parmenter
Maynard Churches Service Times and Clergy
Local church listings for Maynard include Congregational Rev T C Jackson with services 10 30 a m and 7 p m Sunday school 12 m with W H Gutteridge as superintendent. Methodist Episcopal Rev Edwin Higgins services 10 30 a m Sunday school 11 45. Epworth League 6 p m. St George’s Episcopal 10 45 a m worship 12 m Sunday school and 7 p m evening service. St Bridget’s ROC Church Rev Crowe masses 8 30 am and 10 30 am vespers 3 15 pm. West Acton monthly first Sunday with Sunday school.
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T.C. Jackson
W. H. Gutteridge
Christian “Endeavor Meeting
Amory Maynard
Ainector
Herman E. French
C. W. Merrill
Eb, Pecesy
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edwien Higgins
L. D. Wilson
Epworth
R. i Carter
St, George's Episcopal Church
ST. Bridget’s Roc
Ce ‘Jd. Crowe
West Acton
Weaats and Scapular Society
Miss McMorrow
Sudbury Glass Blow ers Exhibition Sparks Votin g Interest
A muddled local note from Sudbury mentions Mr Will Dadian taking over from Mr Gardner Brooks and a Bohemian pipe incident last Friday. It notes friends interested in a Glass Blowers exhibition voting contest and a generous donation of ISS Case from Mr Richardson.
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Will Dadian
Gardner Brooks
Dorney
Glass Blowers
Sherrold
Field
Richardson
Store News Announces Wide Range of In Stock Apparel
The ad states a large variety of standard styles all for sale. It highlights stock for men women and children with warm goods in all sizes. Emphasizes you should buy now for quick availability.
Rubber shoe offer fits every weather style
In this era of picky shoppers, manufacturers present a rubber shoe designed to cover all styles and weather conditions. The ad promises almost innumerable options and urges retailers to view their line for up-to-date styles and complete satisfaction.
Springfield Morning Bares 13 Below Zero
Springfield Massachusetts reports the thermometer at 13 degrees below zero this morning marking one of the coldest incidents of the season.
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Springfield
Mass
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