Knights of Labor Strike Talks Plagued by Divisions in St Louis
SPECIAL TO THE POST. St Louis March 31. Executive committees of Assemblies 101 93 and 17 convened at Lightstone's Hall to settle the Missouri Pacific strike. Powderly orders to return to work are issued to District 101 while 93 and 17 debate terms. East St Louis tension lingers amid militia readiness as unions seek Chicago wage scales and a possible revocation scheme to protect veteran positions. Large Wakefield meeting supports Powderly. Wilmington Morocco workers strike begins. brass finishers organize. Stoneham conductors demand pay rise. Wiggins Stevens dispute looms. many local labor notes and rehirings.
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Louis
Lightstone’s Hall
Charman Martin Irons
Casper Heep
East St. Louis
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Knights
West St. Louis
Keeps
Powderly
Martin Irons
District 101
Gould Southwestern
Gould Southwestern Isl
General Executive Board
Hobor
Maxim Irons
Wabash
North St. Loum
Twaims
Iron Mountain
New York
Knights of Labor Committee
Committee of Knights of Labor
Chicago
Ogiesby
Springfield
Tnis
Dover
Pittsfield
Newmarket
Portsmouth
Rochester
East Rochester
Salmon Falls
Great Falls
Aston
Farmington
Exeter
Derry
W. H. Plummer
Edward
Wakefield
Mass
Charles H.litehman
Knights of Labor
William F. Young
Charles 4. Litchman
Marblehead
Wilmington
Del
Morocco
Wadman Hall
Evans Hall
Howard Street
J.H. O’neil
Daniel A. Gibbons
J. H. O’neil
Daniel Meade
William Hall
Charles Edmunds
Tremont Street
Stoneham
Stoneham Horse Railroad
Wiggins & Stephens
Malon
Wiggins & Stevens
Potemska
New Reproxp
Finance Committee
Lynn
Shoe and Leather Association
Keen Bros
Newburyport Cutters
Newburyport
P. Dodge & Co
Journeymen hold street meeting over tailor prices near New Era ila
Journeymen tailors thronged Tremont Street near New Era ila as they pressed for a uniform price list. They claim modest increases, deny a strike, report 70 new members in a week, and state wages will reflect living standards. At Parker House talks, accord but no settlement yet. Knights of Labor push for higher pay with abortive job holds at Abbott and Hopkins shops.
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Tremont Street
New Eraila
Merchants’ Exchange
Exchange
Messrs. A. T. Hubbard
W. H. Lucas
J. G. Mitchell
Brewer and Martin
N. P. Nutter
D. Myers
F. T. Mason
Whurenul & Bean
E. L. Hovey
G. E. Clayton, Hate
Parker House
Knights of Labor
George
Abbott
Court Street
Mr. Abbott
Eugene Ss. Hopkins
Mr. Hopkins
Keene Holds Ground as Boycott Persists in Lynn
Special to the Post from Lynn Massachusetts reports Mr Keene refusing to yield his position over a boycott. He condemns the boycott as a fearful thing and demands its removal before restarting engines. Manufacturers sympathize, noting the Knights errored by ousting the engineer without full consideration of consequences.
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Keene
Execnut
Showhegan
Knights
Leason
Capital City Grounded on Rocks in Long Island Sound
The steamer Capital City of the New York and Hartford line ran on the rocks at Parsonage Point Rye Neck near the state line at 5 this morning. Bound from Saybrook to New York, she carried forty five crew and two passengers. The captain blamed compass variation. the ship, valued at 100000 with 75000 insurance and cargo worth 25000, is likely to break up. Four boats were lowered and crew and two passengers landed safely.
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Hartford
Conn
Capital City
New York and
Parsonage Point
Rye Neck
State Line
Saybrook
New York
City of
New Hall
Firo i
Russell
Charles H. Morse
Oregon
Alabama
Manson
Morse
Wilders
James IT
New England South Boston Company
Jonathan Sawyer
Kennebec
Sawyer
Dover
N. H
Randall
Maine Central Railroad
Mount Desert
Hurricane Island
Anna E. J. Morse
Messrs. Deering & Donnell
John G. Whittier
Rowe & Jordan
Gloucester
Mass
Key West Fire Causes Massive Loss and Displacement
A March 31 Key West fire left property losses around 1.5 million dollars and thousands homeless while the wind threatened a revival of flames. Fort Myers and Punta Rassa sent 573 dollars for victims as 4000 job losses loom and city provisions last about a week. Government grounds shelter and relief are coordinated, with Marine Hospital officials providing emergency aid and storage space. In nearby Worcester Winchendon fire damage at a machine shop and a local Courier office is fully insured, and a Boston bakery fire prompted a late night alarm.
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Key West
Fla
Fort Myers
Punta Rassa
Board of Trade
Washington
Marine Hospital Service
Marine Bureau
Hamilton
Winchendon
Worcester
Alvin Strecker
Hartford Mayor Bulkely Renominated by Republicans
Hartford mayor Morgan G Bulkely, serving six years, was tonight renominated by the Republicans for another term in a decisive party meeting held in Hartford.
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Hartford, Conn
Morgan G. Bulkely
Hartford
Theepublicans
Glover's Amendment and Its Intended Scope
Washington reports on March 31 describe Senate debate over army efficiency legislation and Mr. Vance’s push to repeal civil service reform as unconstitutional. In the House, labor arbitration bills dominate. Mr. Glover’s substitute for Mr. O Neill’s plan draws praise for practicality, based on English law and a decree form transcript with a flawed royal reference.
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POST
Washington
Senate
Messrs. Logan
Plumb
Vance
Glover
O’neill
House Debates Arbitration Bill in Committee of the Whole
The House, chaired by Mr. O Neill of Missouri, considered a labor committee bill for voluntary arbitration to settle interstate carrier disputes. Critics warned strong government action might be needed if arbitration failed, while public opinion was called to pressure parties to comply. Sidney Wells, an English observer, concluded a claimant in Washington likely is Sir Roger Tichborne, based on detailed local recollections.
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House
Washington
O’ Neill
Missouri
Committee On Labor
Dunn
Arkansas
O’neill
Union
Missouri Pacific
Burrows
Michigan
O'Neill
Kelley
Pennsylvania
Messrs
Foran
Hammond
Weaver
Reed
Maine
Kelly
Glover
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Kansas City, Fort Scott and Gulf Railway Company
Indian Territory
F Railway Company
State of
Kansas
Labotte
United States
Western
Hewitt customs bill advances in House Ways and Means
The House Ways and Means Committee continues work on the Hewitt customs administration bill. The tariff portion is nearly done and will be attached to the administration measure. The bill, about twenty eight pages, provides definitions guiding duties and outlines a brief free list centering on wool, iron ore likely excluded, with lumber salt and select dyes and drugs.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Hewitt Customs Administration
Senator Harris Testifies on Telephone Investigation
Senator Harris of Tennessee testified before the telephone investigation committee detailing his connections with the enterprise. He spoke in his own words about his role and the dealings discussed during the inquiry. The hearing focused on the reach of the operation across Arkansas Kansas and the northern district of Kansas.
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Arkansas
Kansas
Harris
Washington
Senator Harris
Tennessee
Telephone Investigation Committee
Floods Cripple South as Rains Persist Across States
Long rain drenches Kentucky Virginia and Tennessee forcing hundreds from homes as rivers rise and rail service halts. Cumberland and Big Sandy flood threats mount while Jellico and Lynchburg report submerged facilities and widespread damage. Knoxville and Chattanooga rail lines suspend traffic with two weeks needed to repair. Coosaw river continues rising amid observed losses of bridges mills and livestock.
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Louisville
Williamsburg
Cumberland
Jattlesburg
Jellico
East
Knoxville
Tenn
North Carolina
Chattanooga
Talladega
Coosaw
Reunion planned for Webster statue dedication in June
Conconp New Hampshire March 31 a project for a legislative reunion during the third week of June to mark the dedication of the Webster statue is under active discussion. It would honor members of the 1856 Legislature now living including Governor Moody Currier and former officials such as Daniel Marcy E H Rollins John H Goodale Henry O Kent and many other prominent figures and judges across the state.
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Conconp
N. H
Webster
Moody Currier
Daniel Marcy
Portsmouth
E. H. Rollins
John H. Goodale
Nashua
Henry O. Kent
Lancaster
Boston
A. F. Stevens
Nashas
Bainbridge Wadleigh
Milford
Lewis W. Clark
Manchester
John Sinclair
Florida
W. H. Cummings
Lisbon
William F. Norris
Danbury
Jessa Gault
Hooksett
David Cross
George ©. Gilmore
Growth of Cycling Interest in Concord NH
Cycling interest is rising in Concord with more men inspecting bicycles this spring. The State Capital Club reports over twenty members and plans to add at its upcoming annual meeting next Tuesday. The club will soon join the New Hampshire League alongside Manchester, Portsmouth and Great Falls, totaling ninety one members. Concord consul Bennett aims to raise State League membership to 159 to gain three delegates at the National League session.
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Concorp
N. O
State Capital Club
Capital Club
New Hampshire League
Manchester
Portsmouth
Great Falls
Consul Bennett
Sullivan Smith World Championship Fight Backers
Cable from Bell's Life offers £100 to back Richard K Fox and Jem Smith for a Sullivan Smith world title bout in England four months after signing articles. Allen Smith plans to back Sullivan in the United States for $5000 to $20,000 with the Police Gazette belt, to be decided in the United States in Indian Territory or New Mexico.
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New York
Richard K. Fox
John L. Sullivan
Bell
Jem Smith
Smith
Sullivan
Police Gazette
England
George W. Atkinson
Fox
Cherleston
D. C
Allen Smith
United States
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Secretary Manning Fells the Story of His Sudden Attack
Special to the Post Washington March 1 Secretary Manning s condition remains debated among nonprofessional observers. Doctors offer guarded optimism while noting his speech, though occasionally husky, is generally clear. A family member recalls Manning recounting the attack in detail, saying dizziness first struck as he fell. a stimulant given by messengers proved harmful. his right arm works, right leg is weak, and he drifts to sleep during talks but resumes when rested. He asks for solid food as doctors deem dizziness expected.
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Washington
Manning
Resolute Sealer Crushed in Ice Off Notre Dame Bay
The Dundee steamer Resolute, a sealer and whaler, was crushed in ice off Notre Dame bay on Saturday and sank instantly. Thirty three crew members leaped to life and crossed seventy miles of ice to shore, with three men named White Phillips and McGlasken missing. Commanded by Captain Jackman, she had captured 20,009 seals.
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St. Joan’s
N. F
Resolute
Dundee
Notre Dame Bay
White
Phillips
McGlasken
Res
Jackman
Irish National League meets in Salem for parliamentary fund drive
A rousing Lyceum Hall gathering in Salem presided by Mayor Raymond welcomed W. W. Doherty of Boston. Doherty delivered an eloquent appeal urging subscriptions to the parliamentary fund. Subscriptions were collected and a committee tasked to solicit further gifts.
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Salem
Mass
Irish National League
Lyseum Hall
Raymond
W. W. Doherty
Boston
Martin Van Buren Treasures Shown to Descendants at Treasury
Special to the Post reports that Treasury officers guided Martin Van Buren’s daughter in law and granddaughters through vaults, displaying gifts once given to Van Buren. Sealed items included attar of roses, pearls, diamonds, a gold plate, and a jewelled sword from the Imaam of Muscat, now exhibited in the National Museum.
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Washington
Martin van Buren
Jordan
The
Treasury
van Msuren
van Buren
Imaam of
Anson 4 Couch Missing From Bridgeport Shoe Firm
Bridgeport business figure Anson 4 Couch, once with Couch & Wisner, vanished from home after March 22. Financial trouble is suspected to have prompted the disappearance, with no word since he left the city.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Anson
Couch
Couch & Wisner
Geronimo Escapes as Crook Reaches Fort Bowie
General Crook arrived at Fort Bowie on Monday night leaving Lt Maus in charge of Geronimo and the surrendered Apaches. Geronimo with twenty other Indians and some squaws escaped during the night. Maus and the available men pursued in pure wit. It is believed Geronimo has joined Chief angus.
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Willcox
Arn
Crook
Fort Bowie
Maus
Geronimo
Chiefangus
Steamer Europa Stranded Off Bar As Rescue Efforts Continue
QuuoGuUE March 31 The steamer Europa lies on the outer bar and is expected to be freed at the next high tide if weather allows. The captain and crew remain ashore after a breeches buoy rescue this afternoon while waves break over the stranded vessel and mount higher each hour.
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Quuoguue
L.I
Europa
Wild Newfoundland rioters storm Parliament House
A mob in St. John’s Newfoundland gathered around Parliament buildings demanding labor and railroad extension. They stormed the Assembly House, routed police, and broke into the council chamber placing their banner on the table.
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St. John’s
N. F
Electric light for Malden to begin installation
An electric light company from Boston will start erecting poles and setting up the plant for an extended electric light system in Malden, Mass, tomorrow, March 31, marking a new phase in local illumination.
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Malden
Mass
Electrics Light Company
Boston
American Fishery Union meeting at Parker House drafts broader national scope
About twenty five delegates attended from Gloucester, Boston, Provincetown, Wellfleet, Harwich and other coastal towns. George Steele urged expanding the union to cover Pacific and Great Lakes fisheries, urged local port representation, noted lack of reciprocity under Cleveland, and pressed for stronger action on headland limits, bait markets, and fresh fish duties. Judge Woodbury and Capt Babson updated on legal steps for a fisheries commission and treaty issues with Canada, while Spofford urged a united national organization to defend American fishing rights and flag.
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American Fishery Union
Parker House
Oelock
George Steele
Fite
J. Babson
John J. Pugh
Sylvanus Smith
Gloucester
W. A.wilcox
The
American Fish Bureau
A. Hughes
Truro
James Swett
Wellfleet
William Mathewson
Messrs
Joman and Whitten
Provincetown
Charles Levi Woodbury
Mayo and Kelley
Boston
Baker
Harwich
K. D. Spofford
Steele
Pacific
Great Lakes
American Fishing Union
Woodbury
Richard 8. Spofford
Fox J. Babou
Washington
W. A. Wilcox
Kirk D. Pierce
C.B. Whitten
West
James Gifford
Cleveland
Miquelon
St. Pierre
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Eet
Messrs. Pierce and Whitten
Buffalo
Toledo
Detroit
Sandusky
United States
Dominion
Fishery Union
Canada
Fitz J. Babson
Charles L. Woodbury
Wiliam Jr. Trescot
Smith
Glooucester
Whitten
Portland
State Department
America
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Seaboard
American Fishing Firms Act Drives Charters to Maine
Halifax N S March 31 The American fishing firms here chartered a large schooner at Clark's Harbor and another at Cape Sabie in Shelburne county to transport a large crew to Maine to man fishing vessels awaiting them there.
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Halifax
N. 5
Clark’s Harbor
Cape Sabie
Shelburne County
Maine
Free ship bill condemns in Me town shipping fate
Special to the Post from Baru Maine March 30 reports broad local opposition to a federal free shipping bill. Business leaders warn passage would ruin shipbuilding, drive domestic yards to obsolescence, and hand American trade to English rivals. Knights of Labor push petitions to stop the measure as schooner losses and new launches fill the nautical news.
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Baru
Congress
Elijah Sawyer
New England Shipbuilding Company
P. M. Whitmore
Whitmore
House
Senate
William Rogers
Knights of Labor
United States
Sir
Bhowa
Local Assembly No. — of Knights of Labor
Court Probes 1885 Cambridge Company B Election Row
A military court at Fifth Regiment HQ heard Major Hovey deny accusations of dishonesty in a July 20 1885 Cambridge Company B meeting. He maintained votes were visible, with Lieutenants Dallinger and Smith present. only one member reportedly signed for Smith. Hearing adjourned to today at 7:39.
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Bancroft
Merrill
Kemp
Hovey
Cambridge
Smith
DaNinger
Major Hovey
Dallinger
Mr. Davis Celebrates 50 Years as Boston Division Roadmaster
On Tuesday evening David L. Davis marked his semicentennial as roadmaster of the Boston division of the Boston and Providence railroad. A large Readville gathering included A. A. Folsom and Daly among others, who presented a marble clock and a $500 check from President Henry A. Whitney. Davis, 75, is the oldest employee aside from Roadmaster Hoyt, and enjoyed a catered supper amid congratulations.
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David L. Davis
Boston
Boston and Providence Railroad
Readville
A. A. Folsom
Daly
Merrill
Richards
Wheeler
Naeon and Boyd
Princes
Davis
National Sanitary Convention Circulated for Philadelphia May Dates
Circulars announce a National Sanitary Convention in Philadelphia May 12 13 and 14 under Pennsylvania State board of health auspices. It seeks public health discussion and nation wide sanitary advancement by sanitarians. Massachusetts and city health boards have not invited delegates yet. Governor Pattison will give a welcome address.
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Philadelphia
State Board of Health
State Board of Health of
Pennsylvania
Appeal Taken in Sanborn Will Case May Shape June Term
Exeter March 31 The Edward S. Sanborn will case continues to stir speculation. The Boston millionaire's dual life prompted a contested will. Contestants have filed an appeal to be entered at the June Concord law term on two grounds: insanity at the will’s making and undue influence by Sanborn Seminary executors and trustees.
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Exeter
N. H
Edward S. Sanborn
Sanborn
Boston
Concord
Sanborn Seminary
Griffin speaks on prohibitory amendment at Newport
Providence March 3 The Hon Albert Griffin of Kansas spoke at Newport this evening on the proposed prohibitory constitutional amendment. Afterward he met local Republican leaders and explained a national convention is to be held in May and he seeks a strong Kansas delegation to harmonize the party with prohibitory principles. The leaders thanked him.
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Providence
Albert Griffin
Kansas
Newport
Griffin
Mongolian Au Too Fined in Opium Case Adjourning Court
In Superior Criminal Court yesterday Au Too was fined 75 dollars and costs for keeping an opium joint. He paid the fine and was released. The docket for the term was cleared and the court adjourned sine die. The grand jury for April term will report next Monday.
Kirby and wife held after Whittier death in Maine case
Special to the Post Portland Maine March 31 early this morning Marshal Hawkes learned Philip H Kirby and wife were staying at the Portland House and arrested them. Kirby claimed he suspected Whittier of infidelity and offered to settle for $100. Whittier declined. Mrs Kirby denied intimate relations and said she left an abusive husband, and that Whittier was a gentleman. Kirby claimed innocence about any murder link and hinted at more to tell if examined. The Kirbys remain in custody. Detective Fernald pursued the case as the Whittier family mourns.
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Portland
Marshal Hawkes
Philip H, Kirby
Portland House
Williams
Frank
Post
Kirby
Ollows
Whittier
Dover
Hall
Maine
Portsmouth
Lewiston
Hirby
Earm
Poard
Mr. Whittier
Massachusetts
Fernald
Wallaston
Robert R. Whittier
B. B. Sherman
Congregational Church
Forest Hills Cemetery
C. RK. Whittier
Cabot
Farewell Service for Missionaries Sail to Central Africa
At Phillips Church Watertown a farewell service honored Rev. Mr. Curry from the British Provinces and Rev. Mr. Say who plan to sail Saturday for Central Africa to engage in missionary work. Addressing officials Rev. E. P. Wilson Rev. Dr. Strong Rev. Dr. Smith and others spoke.
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Phillips Church
Watertown
Mr. Curry
Say
Central Africa
E. P. Wilson
Dr. Strong
Dr. Smith
Land Leaguers hear Fitzgerald and Murphy at Woburn meeting
John E. Fitzgerald and Senator Murphy spoke at a Woburn land leaguers gathering last evening. They were accompanied by Michael Carniff and Roger Scanlon of this city. At the close, contributions totaling 250 dollars were raised.
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John E. Fitzgerald
Senator Murphy
Land Leaguers
Woburn
Michael Carniff
Roger Scanlon
Four Held on Larceny Charge of Leyland Line Hosiery Trade
In Charlestown District Court yesterday morning Patrick Noonan Henry White Niles Nelson and James Saunders faced larceny charges over $425490 worth of hosiery and gloves taken from Leyland line steamers They were held on $500 bonds.
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Charlestown
Patrick Noonan
Henry White
Niles Nelson
James Saunders
Leyland Line
Local Boy Captain Dies by Own Hand in Dennisport
Dennisport, Mass. March 31 Captain Alonzo Beerse of South Chatham, about 11, died by suicide today. The incident details remain brief with no further context provided.
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Dennisport
Mass
Alonzo Beerse
South Chatham
Committee debate over state bonds hearing at State House
The claims committee resumed the bond sale inquiry in the green room of the State House. Witnesses including Mr. Field and President Clark testified on bond prices, car trust issues, and prior actions. Executive session planned to compel attendance of absent officials as hearing continues.
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State House
Field
Charles P. Clark
Ames
Executive Council
Eddy
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook
Brokers’ Board
New York and
New England Road
Clark
Stackpole
Prrchase
Higginson
Jonas French
Governor Rice
Car Trust
Havin
Secon
Messrs
Jackson Butler
Haskill
Crane
Rice
Jackson
Jackson & Curtis
Storm King bonds denied by Cyrus Field in Albany despatch
The New York Times Albany despatch reports a scheme to push Judge Greene's railroad bill through the Assembly. Cyrus W Field denies owning or investing in Storm King bonds, saying he retired from business and has no plans to invest. President Charles Clark says the bill harms the New York and New England railroad and directors will remonstrate in Albany.
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New York Times
Albany
Judge Greene
New York and New England
Assembly
Charles Smith
Charlies M. Swan
Talbot
Cyrus W. Field
Storm King Railroad
Post
New York
Berkshire County
Mary
Boston
Charles Clark
New York and New England Railroad
Times
Gates of Prayer Entertainment at Town Hall
An event under Gates of Prayer a Hebrew organization featured Misses Rebecca Mamie Van Buren Rose Miley Esther Cohn noff and Messrs T F Adams E P Weston A Lowenthal J N Jacobs Charles Barnett W F Powers Morris Mirandi J L Adams and A Aronson. After the program dancing followed the entertainment.
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Town Hall
Rebecca
Mamie van Buren
Rose Miley
Esther Cohnnoff
Messrs
T. F. Adams
E. P. Weston
A. Lowenthal
J. N. Jacobs
Charles Barnett
W. F. Powers
Morris Mirandi
J. L. Adams
A. Aronson
End of Senate Hearing Marks Pause in Undervaluation Fight
The Senate committee hearings near completion slowed active Boston committee work against undervaluation. Steps to promote public interest may be needed. A new committee is formed with Weston Lewis Rufus S. Frost T F Patterson Colonel W Kh Long Alden Speare John C Howe and clerk Hebbert Radclyffe.
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Boston
Weston Lewis
Rufus S. Frost
T. F. Patterson
W. Kh. Long
Alden Speare
John C. Howe
Mr. Hebbert Radclyffe
Winter Hill Odd Fellows Hall Hosts Local Entertainment
A musical and literary program drew a large audience at Odd Fellows Hall in Winter Hill last evening. Performers included Miss Grece A. De Merritte Miss Sopha C. Hall Miss Gertie May Lutkins and Mr G Aborn of Lynas.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Winter Hill
Grece A. de Merritte
Sopha C. Hall
Gertie May Lutkins
G. Aborn
Lynas
Belgian Riots Prompt 43 Million Franc Credit Request
Reports from Brussels describe rioting blamed on convicted felons with government pledges to aid unemployed workers and seek 43 million francs for railway expansion. Troops may be sent to the French frontier to prevent escapes, factories resume in Charleroi, and authorities bar celebrations of the strike end. 182,500 arrests noted. prisons overfull.French journalists expelled. President Grevy receives threats. Belgian socialists in Paris arrested. An oil-ship explosion near Baku kills all thirteen crew. Struve sails to Washington. Reichstag extends anti Socialist law for two more years.
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M. Beernaert
Interior
M. den Freyeinet
Charleroi
Tournai
M. M. Roedefors
Laguerre
Lille
Tsnpdon
Baku
Russia
de Struve
Sv. Petersburg
M. de Struva
United States
Washington
William
Berlin
Reichstag
Judie in La Belle Helene at Boston Theatre
A review of Mme Judie’s performance in La Belle Helene. Her Helene impressed with coquetry and charm and was encored repeatedly, though M Minar for Paris gave a weak supporting portrayal and disruptively spoiled scenes. The chorus and orchestra received praise, while the act two set surprised with a French drawing room twist.
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Mme. Judie
Mezieresas Calchas
Germain
Menelas
Vinchon
Achille
M. Minart
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