Bequests to Charities and Institutions Highlight Worcester Will
Mrs. Helen Knowles, widow of L. J. Knowles, bequeaths 25,000 to Worcester for a hospital ward, 10,000 to Ripon College for a president's chair, 10,000 to be raised within two years, 5,000 to the American Board of Foreign Missions, and 10,000 to the National Council of Congregational Churches. Remainder goes to her brother Edward Strong. Life interest of 50,000 from her late husband allocated to various institutions including Washburn College, Amherst College, Doane College, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Tielen Knowles
L. J. Knowles
City of
Ripon College
American Board of Commerce of Foreign Missions
Madura
National Council of Congregational Churches
Edward A. Strong
Boston
Knowles
Worcester County Free Institute of Industrial Science
Washburn
Charles Cullins
Old Men’s Home
Amherst College
Children's Aid Society
Town of
Warren
Doane College
Nebraska
Washburn College
Topeka
Ban
Arrests and political notes from the New York election
New York November 10. Republican and Democratic committees issue a long joint note on election returns. Blaine aid claims a plurality in New York, while Democrats insist Cleveland carried the state. Arrests of four election inspectors occur in the Twenty-fourth district. Lawyers are sent to rural counties to assist with the count. Governor Cleveland attends church in Albany after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National
New York
Republican National Committee
United States
St. F. Juss
NEW York State Democratic Committee
Democratic State ComMittee
Horrfax House
Associated Press
Cleveland
W. BE. Smith
Duffy
Parris
Frank Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Ele
New York Bar Association
Vanderpool
Messrs
Claine
Boates
Globe
Augusta
Blaine
Albany
N. J
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Executive Mansion
Planing Mill Burned In KC Missouri Fire Claims Loss
A blaze at the planing mill of William Weel at Eighth and Olive streets, Kansas City, destroyed the mill and two adjoining buildings last night. Loss is estimated at 32000 with 6000 insured. Passenger Agent McCant is dead. Derkerr, Mich reports A P Mcflaul of the Detroit Bay City and Alpena Railroad died of pneumonia at East Tawas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Eighth
Olive
William Wee
McCant
Derkerr
Mich
A. P. Mcflaul
Detroit, Bay City& Alpena Railroad
East Tawas
Election rumors and partial results from New York to California
Reports from November 10 describe Jilaime bD Allots 14 seven for Vievelana and ongoing count issues. Indictments against O'Brien and Davenport denied, while Kings County election returns show Cleveland leading Blaine by 15,734 with partial tallies in several states. accusations of tampered ballots surface amid calls for a full official count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vievelana
New York
Darin J. O'Brien
Jett L. Davenport
Mr. Brien
Buooxsivsx
Kings County
Cleveland
Blaine
PorTiam
Ore
Albine
St John
Losrox
Globe
Si Joho
N.B
New Brunswick
San Francisco
Cal
California
Lutler
St. John
Nevada
Oregon
The
Tribune
Associated Press
the Tribune
Piga
Associated Dress
Westchester
Republican National
Kings and Queene
Dominion to be Represented at New Orleans Exposition
A Montreal public meeting urged Canada to fund a creditable display at the New Orleans Exposition. Resolutions called on the government for appropriation. Other items note suspensions at Point Edward, six railway workers dying from suspected trichin skin, Chinese immigration debate in Toronto, and university scandal at Indiana University with resignations. An American eagle captured in Connecticut and a Jersey City factory fire are also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Kerry
Board of Trade
Dominion of Canada
General Morehead
New Orleans
Stern
Ottawa
Point Edward
Theophile Latulippe
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Sudbury
Toronto
Frades and Labor Council
Legislative Committee
Plenary Council Opens With Liturgy In Baltimore
In Baltimore the third Plenary Council opened with a grand procession to the Cathedral amid dense crowds. Archbishop Kenrick led the Mass with Archbishop Ryan delivering the opening sermon on The Church in her Councils. The ceremony included prayer, litany, gospel, and a roll call of 250 members, with business sessions sealed until transmission and approval of decrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bacnnony
America
Jont
Iit
Mitred Abbotts
Monsignori
St. Sulpice
St Alphonsusial
St. Alphonsus
Frelates
Charles Street
Mulberry
Cathedral Streets
Seminacians
Monalignor
Ryan
al Ibe
Apostolic Delegate
Thali
Sun
Stranahan
Narrisbarzh
Ttonwe
Concealed dynamite panic stirs Pennay town safety fears
A Stouchersburg patch reports fear of hidden eighty percent dynamite cartridges after a deadly blast. Citizens consider search warrants to probe local outbuildings while Tenry W. Stump weighs future dynamite work and orders vulcanite powder. Elsewhere, Baltimore’s Women’s Foreign Missionary Society reports twelve thousand dollars raised and leaflets distributed. San Francisco notes the wreck of the Wid Gazette and a missing crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pumanemura
Stouchersburg
Tenry W. Stump
Ife
Thas
Baltimony
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Des Moines
Private Letter by Grover Cleveland Reveals Ambition Fears
A long, mixed foreign news digest notes a private Cleveland letter dated October 20 expressing dread at the prospect of future burdens and political duties. It accompanies cholera updates from Paris and various European dispatches, plus local deaths and accidents in several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Loxpos
Harold Frecette
London
New York Tones
de Patt Matt Gazette
Cleveland
Patt Matt Gazette
Rance
China
France
Paris
Berlin
Schumacher
Solingen
Queenstown
Henry George
New York
United Kingdom
America
Buvssels
Mons
Belgium
CoLoann
Cologne Gazette
Carnp
Nile Rapids
Lexpos
Tredvar
Henry M. Stanty
Sanford
United States
Crussels
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Evening Observer
Dunkirk
Chiss Aut Patiere
Te Farmer and Observer Publishing Co
East Second St
Chautauqua Farmer
Saturday Evening Observer
Commercial Book and
Observer
Farmer and Observer Publishing Company
Telegraphic News
City
Buffalo Sheapdailies
H.S. Martin
Grant Hender
Fredonia
J. Duggan
Forestville
Macai
Susmesa
Mn Xis
K. Geo. E. Blackham
N.Y
Seanley
Cinepeak
James Irving
Journal Building
Center Street
W.krafft
Deer St
Cor
Lakeshore
Skaw
Ton Resta
Tering Inguire
Tan
Walter Finkel
M.C. Tinker
Jamestown
Onte Adidrese Tace & Co
Augusen Mine
Ues
Home Daily
and Telegraphic News
Cum Srors
Erie
Monroe Block
Telegraph
Helen Knowles
Salt Lake
Utah
Joseph H. Evans
Andrew Peterson
Yay
Michael Hughes
New Caners
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Company
Morgan
Louisiana & Texas Railway Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Pardee
United States Court
Serenader
Onrrix
Walter Taylor Mills
Edward Mitchell
Aine
Mills
Mitchell
Provincsce, RL OL
A. A. Dorgin
Rhode Island Locomotive Works
New York, Providence & Boston
Boston & Stonington
Jackson
Louisville
Dan Lannahan
Democratic Committees
Utica
Butler
Dominion
Canada
Broomixeton
Ind
Shemuel Moss
Indiana University
Tiat
KE. Galentine
University
New Loxney
Conn
J.G. Brenner
Uncasville
Payonia Cleomargarine
Jersey City
Vauia Town
Nowa
Vainbee
Aplain Lawercrew
Pall Mall Gazette
Torrepo
Ohioa
William Peters
New York House
St Clair Street
Ardones
Ile
Alt. Peters
Jie
Sylvania
Ohio
BrFrato
Fred Lose
Kose
Himelf
Hia Son-in-Layn
Minneapolis
Minn
Thomas Slastings
Excelsior
Andrew Campbell
Campbell
Hastings
Hankley House
Mt. Vernon
Vernon
Tl- Banking
James A. Mastersom, Co
M&k
Hood
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