War disrupts Richford area business railway feud
Richford area business interests suffer as a war between Passumpsic and Southeastern Railways continues. Measures this week aim to end the dispute. Also reported are a train altercation involving Rev. Joseph Cook and customs inspector, Beard taking office as Collector of Customs in Boston, Rhode Island Democrats rallying in Providence, and municipal election outcomes in Columbus and Hartford. Labor unrest includes Fall River weavers and Methuen jute workers on strike. Two Niagara River boaters were swept over the falls.
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Richford, Vi
Passumpsic
Southeastern
Joseph Cook
Montreal
St. Albans
Alanson W. Beard
Boston
Democracy of
Rhode Island
Providence
Columbus
Ohio
Hartford
End of the career of the notor
The April 1 report from New York details Mme Restell, famed abortionist, found dead at her Fifth Avenue mansion after arrest and a looming prison term. Anthony Comstock's Society for the Prevention of Crime had pressed the case, fueling rumors she would kill herself to avoid jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham
New York
Mme. Restell
Fifth Avenue
Anthony Constock
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Comstock
Stuart
District Attorney's Office
Tilton
Morse
John A. Grow
United States
Bendict
Panama Railroad Company
Hepworth
Dr Krotel
Lutheran
Dr Schenck
Brooklyn
Boyd Eliot
Philadelphia
Rea Rene
Weavers Strike Over Wages At Metlhuen Jute Mills
Lawrence and Fall River reports describe 200 operatives striking after wage cuts. Weavers protest, surround supervisor John Cheyne, and vow not to return until wages return to pre-cut levels. Mill management states idle time acceptable for six months, while Chace mill weavers resume partial work before stopping again over cut rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Clarke
Fall River
Mass
Bon Fog
Secretary Sherman Catechized on Resumption Debate
Opponents and advocates of resumption drill Secretary Sherman with pointed questions. The interview presents a clear contrast on policy aims, timelines, and potential impacts. Readers gain insight into the stakes, positions, and anticipated steps ahead in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Ex Secretary Robeson pleads not guilty in naval contracts case
Robeson, ex Secretary of the Navy, tells the Wills Committee he explained the double-turreted monitors repair deals. He says the first contracts were paid from a $1,000,000 old appropriation and the second relied on a new appropriation that Congress failed to provide. Contractors risked funds to finish work, and Robeson sought to take responsibility to protect them.
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Washington
Apnril
Robeson
Secretary of the Navy
Wills Committee
Congress
Virginius
Department
Senate Debates Arms for State Militias Bill
The Senate discussed amending the act to arm militias, with Coke proposing to raise funding to 1 million while allowing states to choose weapon styles. Morrill urged restraint, suggesting 200 thousand, citing no major growth in armed forces or fortifications. The chamber adjourned into executive session.
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Washington
Senate
Coke
United States
Morrill
Annapolis
Montgomery Blair
Supreme Court of the United States
Fires Hit New Orleans and Nearby Towns on April First
A series of fires in New Orleans and nearby towns on April first caused significant losses. Tsidor Levi’s crockery store at 24 Magazine Street in New Orleans burned, with stock losses of 75000 and building losses of 20000, insurance unknown on the building. Adjacent properties Hanson’s saddlery and Myer’s clothing were damaged by water. In Ayer Massachusetts an incendiary fire damaged Woolley’s boot shop and goods, T K Stevens grocery and bakery also burned with losses around 5500, partly insured. In Portsmouth New Hampshire a dwelling on Middle Street owned by John K. Trefethen burned, loss about 2500, insured. suspected incendiary origin. A house in Southbridge owned by Ira F. Jacobs was destroyed with 3000 loss, insured for 1500. The Ocean View Hotel near Norfolk was burned by an incendiary on Saturday, with small losses.
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New Orleans
Tsidor Levi
Magazine Street
Hanson
Saddlery
Myer
Ayer
Mass
Woolley
Groton
T. K. Stevens
Portsmouth
N. H
Middle Street
John K. Trefethen
Southbridge
Ira F. Jacobs
Norfolk
Ocean View
Unfaithful wife beaten as lover shot in Richmond home
A. A. Reinhardt, enraged by his wife’s affair with John Frick, battered the door and assaulted his wife. He fired at Frick in an alley, wounding him in the back. Frick escaped, Reinhardt fled, police search ongoing, and the wife is bedbound from injuries.
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Richmond
A. A. Reinhardt
John Frick
Reinhardt
Frick
Thas
Remhardt
Brothers Rielly Die After Niagara Falls Boat Sinks
Patrick and John Rielly of Chippewa started a rowboat journey from the Niagara side at 6 PM. Midway, one oar broke and they could not be aided. They went over the Horseshoe Falls just beyond Three Sister Islands in a fatal accident.
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Niagara Falls
Patrick
John Rielly
Chippewa
Alf
Horseshoe Falls
England's Decision on Russia Circular Sent to Powers
London reports Britain will not concede to Russia's reservations and cannot join a congress restricted by them. The circular, dated today and signed by the Marquis of Salisbury, outlines objections to Bulgaria and Thessaly provisions, warns of Russian influence in the Black Sea and Armenian provinces, and notes possible reforms to treaties. The piece also mentions possible cabinet appointments for Hardy and Stanley.
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England
Russia
London
Sir Stafford Northcote
Exchequer
Lord Hartington
House of Lords
Lord Beaconsfield
Stafford Northcote
Marquis of Salisbury
Bulgaria
Black
Aegean
Thessaly
Epirua
Greece
Mediterranean
Constantinople
Bessarabin
Batoum
Black Sea
Europe
Persia
Turkey
Great Britain
Prince Gurischakoff
Gathorne Hardy
India Office
Lori Staplehurst
F. A. Stanley
Cardinals in Rome Split Over Pope Allocution
Rome report says a faction opposed to the Pope exists among Cardinals led by Beradi Bilio and Martinelli. They oppose his allocution tone, Cardinal Di Pietro as Camerlingo, and his silence on accession to deposed sovereigns. A Pall Mall despatch adds Catholics should vote and take seats if elected, swearing to the King and Parliament while pledging to respect Church laws.
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White House
Senate
Alexander G. Reed
Toledo
Hoar
Hayes
Leo XIII
Cardinal di Pietro
Camerlingo
David Chamberlin
Charles H. Allen
London
Rome
the Times
Beradi
Bilio
Martinelli
Pall Mall Gazette
Democrats Hear National Issues At Music Hall Rally
An audience of over three thousand Democrats gathered at Music Hall to hear party leaders discuss state canvass issues. Speakers praised the Democratic platform, urged turnout, and highlighted alleged Republican influence and wartime conditions. Newport dispatches and local ticket notes followed, with mass meetings planned for Pawtucket and Newport.
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A. J. Barnaby
State Central Committee
Thomas Davis
Grant
Republican Party
Anthony
Rng
John M. Brennan
K. H. Campbell
J. G. Abbott
Prince
I. A. Collins
Tsaac Lawrence
Central Falls
Woonsocket
Pawtucket
Democratic Party
Daniel Webster
Post and Herald
Rhode Island
Thomas Riley, Esq
Boston
Charles Theodore Russell, Jr., Esq
Charles E. Gorman
Russell
Newport
van Zandt
Assembly
Lycurgus Sayles
Warren R. Pierce
J. E. Spink
James McNally
H. B. Eddy
A. B. Rice
W. B. W. Hallett
E. W. Walker
F. M. Dimon
James K. Gormley
Frederick K. Fuller
John McWilliams
John Morris
Armory Hall
Opera House
Failure of Ignatieff mission sparks European war fears
St Petersburg reports confirm Gen Ignatieff failed to sway Count Andrassy in Vienna. Russia insists on firm demands, prepares for possible war with Austria, seeks French aid, and contemplates concerted actions with England and Germany. Imperial train ordered to Brussels as mobilization accelerates.
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Russia
Turkey
Agence Russe
New Times
England
Tenedos
Devon
ST. Petersburg
Iznat
Vienna
Count Andrassy
Ignatieff
Europe
Ignatie
Austria
France
Bismarck
Andrassy
Brussels
Czar
Belgium
Lord Derby
Warner Savings Bank seeks court protection amid withdrawals
Trustees announce a 25 percent reduction of depositor balances to preserve funds. They cite runs on savings banks and state no losses exist beyond anticipated declines. Court order aligns with the state bank commissioners’ figures showing total liabilities of 78 706 10 against resources. Trustees Ordway Harriman sign the circular.
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Concord
N. H
Apri
Warner Savings Bank
N. G. Ordway
Henry H. Harriman
Kearsarge National Bank
Monday Lecture Has Loud Altercation With Customs Inspector
Rev Joseph Cook on a Montreal to St Albans train clashed with a customs inspector over bag inspection. He pompously asserted aristocratic Boston influence while denying questions about books purchased in Canada. After a confrontation he entered the St Albans Custom House and was allowed to continue when the value of the books proved small.
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Boston
BTC
St. Albans
Joseph Cook
Montreal
Cook
Statter
Canada
Customs Office
Custom House
Important issues discussed by Austrian and Hungarian governments
A report summarizes a proposal from Andrassy to Ignatieff and notes Austria’s anxiety over HR commercial interests. It states Austria believes Russia will resist England’s demands and questions what is said about Ignatieff’s mission and purpose.
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Andrassy
Ignatieff
Austria
Russia
England
London
Reuter
Vienna
Balkan Peninsula
Danube
Sofia
Nish
Semlin
San Stefano
Servia
Montenegro
Bosnia
Albania
Count Andrassy
Ignafief
Paris
Gen
Bulgaria
Herzegovina
Times
Lord Derby
St. Petersburg
Tisza
Hungary
Bankrupt filings sweep Vermont and New York creditors
Creditors move to file a bankruptcy in Burlington against St. Albans Foundry Company. Liabilities are estimated around 100000 dollars with assets likely enough to cover much of the debt. The firm makes wheels and machinery and plans to continue operations. Separate New York suspensions include Joseph Foulke's Sons and Booth Edgar, with liabilities totaling 450000 to 750000 dollars, assets mainly books, merchandise, and real estate tied to sugar refiners and a steam sugar refinery business.
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St. Albans
United States District Court
Burlington
St. Albans Foundry Company
St. Albans Messenger
Worthington C. Smith
First National Bank
St. Albans Trust Company
New York City
Malone
N. Y
Montpelier Middlebury
Waterbury
Northfield
St. Johnsbury
J. Gregory Smith
Edward A. Smith
John W. Newton
New York
Joseph Foulke
Beaver Street
West Indies
Bulletin
Booth & Edgar
Wallstreet
King and West Streets
Booth
Peters
Siaply
National Base Ball League adopts 1901 schedule in Buffalo
Meeting chaired by William A. Hurlburt approves the season plan with openings May 1 for Chicago Indianapolis Milwaukee Cincinnati and May 4 for Providence Boston. Western clubs tour before East, holidays set, league plays Tue Thu Sat, two months left for outside play, and removal of certain rules for several international clubs.
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Buffalo
N. Y
William A. Hurlburt
Chicago
Indianapolis Grounds
Milwaukee
Cincinnati Grounds
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Boston
Providence
Cleveland
The
Buffalos
Stars of
Syracuse
Lowells
Rochesters
Springfields
Massachusetts
Tecumsehs
Ontario
Coal Mines Restart Across Schuylkill and Lehigh Regions
Reports from Philadelphia dated April 1 state that all collieries in the Schuylkill region have resumed operations for the year and will run until the monthly allotment of 400,000 tons is filled in about three weeks. The Lehigh region also shows general resumption by individual operators and the Pennsylvania Railroad Company announces a five per cent line-rate increase on anthracite coal.
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Philadelphia
Schuylkill
Lehigh
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Democratic Victories Reported in Hartford and Columbus
April 1 reports show Democrats winning executive posts in Hartford and a strong council showing in Columbus. Cleveland voters favored Republicans by about 1200, while Cincinnati results indicated Baker (Rep) won the Board of Public Works seat and Harmon (Dem) captured the Superior Court judge post. Baker (Dem) likely elected county solicitor.
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Columbus
Sassarttce
Hartford
Conn
George G. Sumner
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Baker
Wolf
Board of Public Works
Harmon
Tilden
Superior Court
C. W. Baker
Mysterious Disappearance Ties to Strauss Visitor in Norfolk
A neatly dressed stranger claiming to be a Strauss cousin checked into a Norfolk hotel after arriving from Lowell. He vanished after supper. hotel staff found a woman’s watch, rings, letters from Lowell writers, and a travel pass under his bed, suggesting possible identification clues.
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Norfolk
Strauss
Boston and Lowell
Lowell
Mass
Piscataqua Savings Bank opens in Portsmouth this morning
A bustling Portsmouth finance note reports the new Piscataqua Savings Bank beginning operations this morning. Local business and community figures are cited as opening remarks frame a historic onset for the city’s banking sector.
Lowell News Roundup Highlights Local Appointments and Events
Lowell reports Councilman Joseph M. Ambrose chosen Clerk of the new Board of Health and Bessie Turner’s appearance in town. Johns of Lowell plan a reunion, and Richard W. Baker is seriously ill and to be moved to hospital. Lawrence Rifle Club members discuss Walnut Hill meeting on Fast Day. Lowell Base Ball Club held first practice at the Fair Grounds. Appleton Bark block demolition cited for unsafe front wall. James McFarlin arrested for wounding Daniel Sullivan during a melee. Thomas Kelley, Boston Hotel clerk, beaten by intoxicated guests. Lawrence Aldermen call a special Ward Three election to fill a Board vacancy. Lowell High School to adopt Brookes’s Primer of English Literature after earlier opposition.
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Bessie Turner
Lowell
Joseph M. Ambrose
Lowell Board of Health
Johns
Sams
Richard W. Baker
Lawrence
Massachusetts Rifle Club
Walnut Hill
Fairgrounds
Appleton
James McFarlin
Daniel Sullivan
Thomas Kelley
Boston
Gece
Board of Aldermen of
Brookes
Lowell High School
Portmouth Murderer Robert S Casey Dies in Prison
Robert S Casey, who killed his wife in Ports mouth on June 11 1875 and was sentenced to life at the State Prison, died Monday morning at 8 20 in his cell from insanity. Officers found a laudanum bottle on his coat when moving him from Newport to Providence. He had told the warden he did not intend to live long and refused medicines, his conscience troubling him until death.
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Robert S. Casey
Portsmouth
Newport
Providence
Viall
Notable 19th Century Journalist Dies in New Port
Former prominent journalist dies Sunday in New Port RK 1 from heart disease. Native of Durham Maine he trained at Bowdoin College and taught in the South. Editor at Lewiston Falls and Portland Advertiser before joining the New York Express. Later supervised Maine public schools and aided art education publishers. He authored Technical Education and worked on new school books with Helen Potter.
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Newport
Durham
Bowdoin Colle
New England
Lewiston Falls
Portland Advertiser
New York Express
Maine
Androscoggin County
Boston
James R. Osgood & Co
Vermont
Osgood & Co
Prang & Co
Closing mining stock prices in San Francisco market
San Francisco on April 1 reports closing official prices for mining shares including Consol'd Virginia California Chollar Confidence Caledonia Commonwealth Crown Point Exchequer Gould & Curry Hale & Norcross Imperial Julia Couso Justice Union Consolidated Sierra Nevada Union Consolidated Yellow Jacket and others with varied figures.
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Consol
Virginia
California
Chollar
Confidence
Caledonia
Commonwealth
Crown Point
Exchequer
Gould & Curry
Hale & Norcross
Imperial
Julia Couso
Justice
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Littleton
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Universalist Church of
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Hillsboro
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Mullen
Jewett
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H. W. Savory
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Peabody A. Morse
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Cambridge
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Harvard College
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Sutton
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Manchester
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South Berwick
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Sanbornton
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New Hampton
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New Bedford
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N.H
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Star OF the East
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N.Y
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Washington Street
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Federal Street
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Miss Clarke
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Petruchio
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Miss Nelsia Larkeldr, Gos
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Eving
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Charles KR
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Pemberton Square
uThSizt
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Geo. A. Poor
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Henry J. Clarke
District OF Massachusetts
Bradford D. Clarke
Frank W. Thayer
Clarke
Thayer
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Register
Exchange Street
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Eldridge
District OF
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Mark Carroll
United —District OF Massachusetts
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