Portland Plan Stalled as English Quarantine Unsettled
Boston reports no reply from Britain to a demand by steamshipmen and cattle shippers for a modified quarantine on New England cattle. Hope rises for Portland as a source of Western and Canadian cattle if U S assurances on foot and mouth disease are provided. Snow may hinder immediate slaughter work by Dr. Salmon, with full slaughter planned for all exposed cattle unless changes occur.
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Boston
Clipperton
New England
Portland
Washington
Maine
U. S
Salmon
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Massachusetts
Resigns His Pastorate at West Somerville Church
Rev Edward J Pitts resigns after twenty years as pastor during today's service at West Somerville Congregational church citing an inability to bear the burden longer. Ongoing church tensions noted. Pitts once edited the Lowell Daily Mail and offers no future plans.
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Boston
Edward J. Pitts
West Somerville
Mohawk Valley Snowstorm Paralyzes Rail Lines
Fonda New York December 7 heavy snow griping the Mohawk valley. Snow began early and fell steadily all day. Railroad traffic impeded. A freight wreck on the New York Central west of here blocked that road for many hours.
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Fonda
N. Y
Mohawk Valley
New York Central
Here
Barry Johnstone Dies After Tragedy At Hahnemann Hospital
Philadelphia report states actor Barry Johnstone, who fatally shot Kate Hassett of Keith's Stock company last Monday and then shot himself, died today at Hahnemann hospital.
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Philadelphia
Barry Johnstone
Kate Hassett
Keith
Hahnemann Hospital
Panther Arrives with Stricken Marines at Hampton Roads
U S Panther, Commander J C Wilson, reached Hampton Roads from Colon bringing 320 marines who had guarded railway property on the isthmus for over a month. Thirty four, including two officers, were taken to the Naval hospital. others granted shore leave as they recover. The ship rode a rough voyage up from San Juan, where she sailed last Monday.
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Newport News
U. 8
Panther
J. C. Wilson
Hampton Roads
Colon
Naval Hospital
San Juan
Fire damages Boston Beer brewery in South Boston
A fire at the Boston Beer company's main brewery building at D and Second streets South Boston caused about 10,000 in damage. Three alarms summoned sufficient apparatus to control the blaze within half an hour. The cause is unknown.
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Boston
Dec
Boston Beer Company
D and
Second Streets
International reciprocity conference to open in Detroit
The two day session begins Wednesday at the Hotel Cadillac with delegates from Detroit Chicago Milwaukee and other Great Lakes cities joining. The New England reciprocity league plans to send a delegation led by B N Foss of Boston.
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Mich
Cadillac
Canada
Chicago
Milwaukee
Great Lakes
New England Reciprocity League
B. N. Foss
Boston
Frederic T. Greenhalge Debating Society to Meet Friday
High school notes announce postponement of the Frederic T. Greenhalge Debating society meeting due to a storm. Boys and girls practice for basketball and debating, with plans for a joint alumni versus students debate. A New Year’s Eve union social, class reunions, and preparations for hockey, football, and faculty visits are outlined along with team selections and managers.
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the Athletic Association
Jewett
Cudworth
McCarthy
Sullivan
Varnum
Pearson
Campbell
Parker
Brigham
Gelineau
Master
Memorial Day Address by D J Donahue at Lawrence Lodge
D J Donahue of this city delivered the memorial day address of Lawrence lodge of Flks in the Opera house Lawrence last night with Miss Nano Gallagher and Thomas P Boulger of St Michael's choir as principal singers. The address praised faith and immortality, urging hope beyond the grave and noting Elk principles, with references to death, heaven, and duty. Also advertised are two dollar soft hats at Bailey & Co, 69 Merrimack street.
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Lawrence Lodge
Flks
Lawrence
Nano Gallagher
Thomas P. Boulger
St. Michael's Choir
Lodge of Sorrow
Mr. Boulger
Gounod
Miss Gallagher
Stradella
Mendelssohn
Ellis’ Lodges
Elke
Death of Consul General Nast in Guayaquil
Consul General Nast died today after a three day illness in Guayaquil Ecuador. He was buried at 5 pm with the governor consular corps American colony and many friends present. The coffin bore the Stars and Stripes and the British consul led a prayer at the cemetery. Nast was born in Landau Bavaria on September 27 1840 and became a famed caricaturist and cartoonist before serving as consul general from May 1902.
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Ecuador
Nast
Trovernor
Consular Corps
Thomas Nast
New York
Consul Nast
Landau
Bavaria
United States
Garibaldi
Italy
Harper's Weekly
Knowlton Stricken By Apoplexy At Marion Cottage
Former Attorney General Hosea M. Knowlton lay unconscious after an apoplectic shock that affected the left side. Doctors from Boston and local physicians tended him as relatives and friends gathered in Marion and New Bedford. He had been active recently, with a summer home under construction and plans to spend winters in New Bedford, as family members arrived from Boston and Washington.
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Marion
Hosea M. Knowlton
Mr. Knowlton
F.C. Shattuck
Boston
New Bedford
Mrs. Knowlton
Dr. Rice
Seven dead in Intercolonial railway accident at Belmont
The Halifax report updates the Bel mont collision toll to seven. Wm Kennedy of Bhick Rock Newfoundland died from injuries after the wreck. Victims identified include W B McDonald of Cambridgeport Massachusetts visiting relatives in New Glasgow, and Minnie Crooke of Waverly Massachusetts, 28, visiting her ill mother in Halifax.
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Halifax
N. S
Belmont
Truro
Wm. Kennedy
Bhick Rock
N. F
W. B. McDonald
Cambridgeport
Mass
New Glasgow
Knights of Columbus
Minnie Crooke
Waverly
McLean Insane Asylum
Coal Offices Besieged In Boston Snow Storm
Boston faced a brutal snow storm with temperatures well below freezing and thousands of empty coal bins. Coal offices were besieged all day as crews struggled to meet demand. Hundreds of men carried home limited coal or wood, and many residents stayed in bed to keep warm.
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Boston
English Workmen to Join Civic Federation Deliberations
New York December 7 delegation from the Northern Civil Federation will attend the annual meeting. Thirteen deputies of the Trade union will attend meetings tomorrow and Wednesday. Prominent figures such as Senator Hoar, President Cleveland, Bishop Potter and Harvard’s President Vliet will take part in discussions via teleconference.
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New York
Dee
Annianel
Alfred Mosely
Hoar Ox
Cleveland
Bishop Potter
Presat Vliet
Harvieste
Fire destroys property. four firefighters rescued
A blaze that started in McBhee Maecuintives workshop in Denver caused about 120000 dollars in damage. Four firefighters were carried from the scene with minor injuries after the flames halted work and spread through the building.
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Denver
Cobo
McBhee
Fleeced Undershirts Sale at 25 Cents a Garment
Bargain department display by Pollard and Cho offers Jaeger fleeced underthirte without drawers at 25 cents per item and matching heavy Merino drawers at the same price for the pair, in basement.
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Pollard & Cho
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