Prince of Wales Birthday and Lord Mayor Talk in London
London events feature new lord mayor David Evans, Victorian pageantry with allegorical cars, and a banquet address by Sir Joseph Savory. Discussion touches on Egypt policy, free trade, and industrial warfare. Also noted are royal congratulations to the Prince of Wales on his birthday and gifts including a diamond set gold cigar box from the dramatic profession.
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Ebegiand
Loxpox
David Evans
London
Prince of
Selsey
Ai Tribu
W. H. Smith
H.C. Raikes
Mr.Balfour
Eesti
England
America
Sydney
Wales
Lospex
Prince of Wales
Sandrigham
Norfolkshire
Sayward Case Centered on Behring Sea Jurisdiction
In Washington on Nov 10 the Sayward Behring Sea case drew a large crowd as the U S and Britain argued whether U S jurisdiction extended over Behring Sea waters for sealing. Attorneys General Miller and Taft defended the United States while Calderon Carlisle and Joseph H Choate spoke for Britain. The court ruled on whether a writ of prohibition could be issued against an Alaska court beyond U S jurisdiction.
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Wasixaton
Sayward
Behring Sea
United States
Great Britain
Federal Supreme Court
Pexties
Bayard
Edmonds
Miller
Taft
Calderon Carlisle
Washington
Joseph H. Choate
New York
W. P. Sayward
United States District Court of Alaska
Supreme Court
Alaska Court
Pepe
Afr
Carlisle
Congress
Alaska
Carlsle
United States Supreme Court
Phersician's Downfall Pacein Wisconsin Trial
Dr. Charles N. Pabner of Raymond pleaded guilty in circuit court to burglarizing Lars Christian's store at Raymond Center on August 8. Judge Fish postponed sentence to allow defense testimony aimed at easing punishment.
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Wis
Charles N. Pabner
Raymond
Lars Christian
Raymond Center
Fish
Reforming the New York Presbytery Confession
The New York Presbytery approved a report on revising the Confession of Faith with care for prudence and unity. It favors a revision to clarify living faith and avoid misinterpretation, while softening election doctrine and stressing God’s love for all. A separate item reports Bokhara bans marriage of lepers to stamp out a plague spot, with severe enforcement.
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St. Peterstore
Samarcand
Bokhbara
Bokhara
Asia
Evidence Against Dr Graves
Denver November 10 J H Conrad a relative of Mrs Barnaby who was poisoned last summer in this city defers Providence in company with the Attorney Stevens to hunt up evidence against Dr Graves who is accused of the crime. Mr Conrad told a United Press reporter there would be no difficulty in fixing responsibility for her death upon Dr Graves. The tactics for the crime have been discovered and he feels confident the murderer has been found.
Kelby Held for Trial in Philadelphia Hearing
The hearing of Messenger Charles A. Kelir, city treasurer's messenger, accused of issuing bogus tax receipts to Democratic voters in the nineteenth division of the Twenty-seventh ward, drew a large crowd at Central station. Magistrate set bail at 1500 for the court appearance.
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Kelby
Priladelphia
Charles A. Kelir
Dictatorial moves spark unrest and provincial secession in Brazil
Dispatches detail growing alarm over Da Fonseca’s dictatorship as Rio Grande do Sul declares independence and other provinces show widespread discontent. In Pernats buco general disapproval of the leader’s actions is noted, with no clear mass actions yet.
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Leospos
Pertamibecs
Marshel
Pernatsbuco
da Fonseca
Rio Grande Do Sul
Brazil
Death of Treasurer Penny in Pittsburg at 85
James Penny long time national treasurer of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers dies at his Pittsburg home. Cause listed as blood poisoning. Penny was 85 and well known to iron and steel manufacturers and workers nationwide.
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Penny
James Penny
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Pittsburg
Iron and Steel
Maverick National Bank Balance Sheet Close Oct 31 1891
Receiver Bagl reports Maverick National Bank resources totaling $9,687,656.63 and liabilities $9,037,316.78 as of close of business October 31, 1891.
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Bostos
Bagl
Maverick National Bank
Twelve Soldier Victims At Nagpur Train Derailment
Bombay reports twelve deaths from the Nagpur derailment with both native and British troops aboard, three more Indian soldiers dying in the past night. In Rose, Premier Rudini plans taxation of spirits and luxuries to raise 30,000,000 francs for railways and public works.
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Bombay
Nagpur
Italy
Rose
Rudini
Delamater's Home Sold in Bank Distress Auction
Meadville Meads, November 10. The homestead of G W Delamater was sold for 2000 for the benefit of creditors of the defunct Delamater & Co bank. The property had cost between 50000 and 335000, reflecting a drastic recovery loss for the firm’s collapse.
Governor Hill proclaims Thanksgiving holiday in New York
The report notes Governor Hill issues a Thanksgiving day proclamation for New York. It also covers Kingston bank assets covering 85 percent of deposits, Grady named police justice by Mayor Grant, and a series of odd items including a centenarian death and health notes on E W Halford.
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Governor Hill
New York
Kingston
S. E
Thomas F. Grady
Grant
Henry Surray
Mary Neaman
Cleveland
Prussia
E.W. Halford
Palmer
Grand Army of the Hepahtic
Personal notices from a midwestern city society page
Purely personal items list Merri John T Worthington and James Lee Simmons visiting Virginia on Stone's expedition. Guests staying with Mrs Worthington include Mrs James Lee Simone and daughter, and Miss Cora Thompson visitors from Arsby. Numerous short notes follow on weddings, trips, and departures to Baltimore, New York, Winchester, Norfolk, and other points, with local residents and visitors named.
Brief Bits from Local and General Items
The Monocacy river runs very low while Utica P I residents plan house repairs along Creagerstown. Kemp will start building a new Uticante school with brick and materials on site. Liverymen prepare to remove cutters as harvests move wheat toward Kemp’s Mill near Brethrenville. Frederick County farmers haul wheat to Kemp’s Mill. George H Kusamanl, janitor at the Court House, removed fish and winter flowers from the Court House Park fountain basin. Finance committee of the Junior Association meets tomorrow at 8. Braxton, struck by a C R train near Martinsburg, dies from injuries. he was to be married last week. Fr McElroy Council, B L, held a routine meeting last night. Canal breaks near Sherpaburg halted boats for several days. Miss Steiner family on Reservoir road lose a young heifer to lung disease. City workers lay a sidewalk in Klinehardt’s alley between Penrth and Fifth. United Drill Association holds final monthly meeting at United Hall at 7 with important business. State v Overs hearing on public safety charge set before Magistrate Turner tomorrow. J 3 Owner, United States Fish Commissioner, plans to stock red-eyed bass into Antietam, Conococheague and Big Pool. Frank Newcomer near Boonsboro reports a copperhead measuring 5 feet 6 inches. Daniel Reeder of Mt. Reno captures two Black people last week. Martinsburg hosts Grand Chapter of Masons of West Virginia. banquet at St Clair Hotel for 100. Grand Lodge annual meeting convenes today. M G A holds monthly breviary meeting in Kemp Hall at 4 this evening.
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Bridget
Monocacy River
D. J. Gnonk
Utica
Creagerstown Read Paih
Uticante
Kemp
Frederick County
Kemp's Mill
Martinsburg
Fr. McElroy Council
B. L
Sherpaburg
Steiner
Reservoir Road
Klinehardt
Penrth
Fifth Streets
United Drill Association
United Hall
Charles Overs
A Cyclone Ravages Convict Settlement in India
A cyclone struck the Andaman Islands and an Indian convict transport, the Enterprise, was driven ashore. The steamer wreck left eighty three crew lost with only six saved. Buildings at the settlement were toppled causing panic among convicts and guards. Several Indian convicts and two officers were injured by falling timbers. The Enterprise’s fate becomes a government inquiry.
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CatcytTta
Nov
Amdaman Islands
Peneal
Prigunerk CO
Ishii
Wis Ab
Yesel
Punte Strigken Copvicta
Yellat
Dawhel
Fire and death follow Colorado and Illinois blazes
A series of fires across Denver and nearby towns caused multiple deaths and severe injuries. In Denver mansion stables fire killed four to five inmates and many horses. several smoke inhalation casualties reported. Firefighters fell from a ladder causing skull fractures. other rescuers injured. Other items include Irish League plea for aid to peasants and political notices from Cork, Chicago, and London.
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Cinetonati
Denver
Oscar Geers
Fureman Bocklage
Edward Anderoop
Jemepin Conway
Beebe
William Bocklage
Edwand Anderson
Captain Burney
William Deweese
Col
Lawrence
Thomas Bowen
Peoria
Wis
George Richards
Lincoln
Neb
Otto Belin
St. Louis
David Elmore
Cine Veterd
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Virginia
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Arsby
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Hampstead
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Maria Young
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Daisy Bantz
Faith Gantz
Ray Hawk
Ace Noonan
Carris Thomas
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W. J. Cramer
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W. Nash Young
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Doub’s
Jesse Michael
East Church Street
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Middletown
Samuel B. Preston
Weverton
Wm. Feaga
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Lacey Porter
Knoxville
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Grand Chapter of Masons of
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Victor Euintenuel
Vatican
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William Redmond
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Tommy Comer
Cincinnati
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Buffalo
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Billy Hawkins
Ottawa
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Camvex, N. J
Gloucester City
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Kansas
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