Weather forecast and conditions across the states
Washington reports that a storm moved off the middle Atlantic coast bringing showers from the Middle to South Atlantic and the upper Ohio valley, with rain on the Florida peninsula. Cooler, clearing trends are seen in several regions as a new low energy system centers north of Montana.
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Middle Atlantic
Middle
South Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Florida Peninsula
Montana
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi
Ohio River
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Schenectady Mayor Re-elected In City Election
Schenectady voters re-elected Mayor Jacob W. Clute, a Republican, in an election where four of six Aldermen on the Republican ticket were returned, a net gain of one.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Jacob W. Clute
Republicans Sweep St Louis in City Election
Republicans claim a decisive victory in St Louis politics as election returns show gains with one of six Council seats and one of twenty eight delegate positions reported for the Democrats.
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ST. Louis
Salvage Advice for Piles Emphasizes Salve Use
The note urges priority on Salvacea as the primary remedy for piles, highlighting its importance above all other measures. It presents Salvacea as the leading treatment option to consider first.
Bargain Spring Suits and Hats from Browning King Co
Modern manufacturing cuts costs and offers a $15 suit in cheviot and cassimere for Springwear with light colors and wide patterns. The ad promises quality at low price and claims to sell the best hat in Boston, from Browning King & Co at 700 Washington Street.
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Boston
Browning, King & Co
Washington Street
Fen
Republicans Sweep Chicago And St Louis Election Routs
The Republican ticket wins in Chicago with a 45 000 mayoral plurality and control of the council. In St Louis riots accompany the vote as Republicans gain city offices and a large legislative edge.
Winona Elects Republican Mayor First Time in 30 Years
Winona Minnesota voters elected a Republican mayor for the first time in thirty years. The complete Republican reform ticket won except for the Alderman and the assessor positions.
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Winona
Minn
Republican and Reform
Harvard Men to Teach at Cornell
Dr. Wilder D Bancroft of Harvard class of 1888 is reported to become assistant professor of chemistry at Cornell next year. After graduate studies he earned a Ph D in Leipsic. He is currently an instructor at Harvard. Dr F G Allinson of Harvard class of 1877 will next year join the Cornell Greek and classical philology department.
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Wilder D. Bancroft
Harvard
Cornell
President's family leaves White House after luncheon visit
The President's family departed the White House after lunch and headed toward Woodley residence in the suburbs. The party was joined by the President as they continued in the afternoon.
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Washington
White House
Woodley
Four Men Swim Challenge Ends in Altercation at Nahant Beach
Four men traveled to Nahant Beach for a four mile swimming challenge to Egg Rock. A dispute over clothing and alleged assault left Levi Hopkins with a injured nose and facial bruises, while Marshal and others deny any assault and claim no intent to swim to Dee Rock.
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Nahant
Nahant Beach
Washington Street
Egg Rock
A. J. Oakes
Oxford Street
Levi Hopkins
Farrar Street
Fred Marshal
Maple Street
Thomas Robinson
Warren
Marshal
Hopkins
Dee Rock
Havemeyer Refineries Close Amid Oversupply Rumor
Havemeyer Sugar Refinery in Williamsburg shuts down for several days including a week, affecting about 4000 employees plus 2000 outside workers. Officials cite fixing machinery and surplus sugar as reasons. Mollenhauer refinery may continue operating with roughly 600 employees.
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New York
Havemeyer Sugar
Williamsburg
Wall Street
American Sugar Refining Company
Havemeyer
Sugar Company
South Fourth Street
Bendernagle
Coopers
Mollenhauer
Nova Scotian Bark Captain Shot On Voyage to Demerara
On March 29 Seaman W Holzhear fired five shots at Captain McNeil aboard the Nova Scotian bark J H Marsters twelve miles east of Montauk Point. The captain was wounded but expected to survive as the assailant, German seaman Holzhear, was jailed and taken to Stapleton headquarters.
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J. H. Marsters
New York
Hell Gate
Demerara
Sandy Hook
Montauk Point
McNeil
W. Holzhear
Holgheur
Lazarette
Germany
L’hommedieu
Staten Island
Stapleton
Epworth League Session Opens in Salem With Large Attendance
The Epworth League of the New England conference district held a Salem gathering at Cadet Hall drawing about 2000 people, two thirds of them league members. Bishop Stephen M. Merrill received a warm welcome, while Rev. H. E. Foss of Bangor delivered the main address. Tomorrow marks the start of the annual conference session with key questions expected.
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Epworth League
New England Conference
Cadet Hall
W. T. Perrin
Boston
Stephen M. Merrill
Merrill
H. E. Foss
Bangor
New England League
Frontier Conference
Maine
Foss
Young People’s Movement
U S Consul Reports Canadian Medical Attitude Change
M D S shut out Washington April 2. M H Twitch ell United States consul at Kingston Canada notes physicians south of the boundary are barred from attending Canadian patients. He attributes this to assumed inferiority of US medical education, though he says US medical student training exceeds Ontario's.
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Washington
M. H. Twitchell
United States
Kingston
Can
Canadian Boundary Line
Canada
Twitchell
Ontario
Emperors Bismarck Dinner Marks Birthday Toast in Berlin
Emperor William hosted a Bismarck birthday dinner in the old castle white hall. Guests included the Empress Chancellor Hohenlohe and high court officials with naval and military officers. The banquet featured a toast to the Duke of Lauenburg, Prince Bismarck, followed by a Royal Theatre performance.
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William
Bismarck
Old Castle
Prince Hohenlohe
Alexander Hohenlohe
Princess Hohenlohe
Federal Council
Landtag
Freiherr von Buol
Dr. Spahn
Reichstag
Schmidt
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Lauenburg
Prince Bismarck
Royal Theatre
Prince Bismarck Recovers After York fete
Prince Bismarck slept well and rose at ten in the morning, fatigued yet in good health. Friedrichsruhe shows a desolate scene with remnants of yesterday’s festivities. Dr Schweninger bars visitors today while Munich officials schedule an audience with the ex chancellor tomorrow.
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Friedrichsruhe
Prince Bismarck
Schweninger
Munich
Condition of Czarowitz Worsens In Algiers Visit
In Copenhagen on April 2 the Czarowitz health report worsens with both lungs affected. The Dowager Empress of Russia plans to cut short her visit and travel to his side.
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Copenhagen
Czarowitz
Algiers
Russia
Cuban rebels seek clemency after Manzanilla defeat
Imparcial's Havana correspondent reports Colonel Santocildes says rebel leaders including Playas and Duaba have petitioned for clemency. He awaits orders on handling them and distrusts the sincerity of the pleas. His district is rugged, hindering efforts to locate rebels and assess their strength.
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Madrid
Imparcial
Havana
Santocildes
Manzanilla
Playas
Duaba
Ex Confederates Offer Services to Spain
Letters from former Confederate soldiers in the South offer their services to help Spain suppress the rebellion. Officials say there is little chance any offer will be accepted.
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Washington
South
Spain
Desperate voyage of schooner Joseph P Johnson to Fayal
Captain George Brier reports Joseph P Johnson struck by a monster sea at La Have Bank on Feb 9 while under bare poles in the Gulf Stream. Crew member Manuel Delgado lost as dories and provisions spoiled. After twelve days drifting, they found help from a French bark and expect to sail home by April 6.
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Maas
George Brier
Joseph P. Johnson
Fayal
Western Islands
la Have Bank
Gulf
Manuel Delagoa
Gulf Stream
New York
Pope Honors Father Stephan as Monsignor
Archbishop Satolli announced that Pope Pius X conferred on Rev. Joseph A. Stephan of Washington the rank of private chamberlain with the title Monsignor. The honor recognizes his missionary work among Indians and efforts to promote Catholic Indian schools.
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Washington
Satolli
Joseph A. Stephan
City Appropriation Bill Approved After Mayor’s Endorsement
The appropriation bill is now OK, Mayor Curtis having appended his 9:20 yesterday endorsement. City employees can breathe easier and await the new funding.
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O. K
Curtis
Great Jubilee of America Hymn in Music Hall
New England honors Rev. Samuel Francis Smith with a massive two part celebration at Music Hall. Gov Greenhalge ex-Governor Long and G A R leaders attend as 200 school children and Harvard Glee Club perform. The afternoon and evening programs feature hymns, addresses, and the story of America with notable speakers and a churchlike patriotic cadence.
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Greenhalge
John D. Long
Thayer
Grand Army
Lorimer
Albert A. Pope
Curtis Guild
Harvard Glee Club
Frederic T. Greenhalge
Handel and Haydn Society
Carl Zerrahn
F. Smith
America
Handel and Haydn Voices
Henry O’meara
Harvard
Jennie Patrick Walker
Handel and Haydn
Edward Payson Jackson
Country
Joseph W. Thayer
Massachusetts Department
Alvah Hovey
Newton
Washington and the Flag
Eliot School Association
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N. G. Snelling
Frederick W. Emerson
S .F. Smith
Music Hall
América
New Hampshire SAR Invites Notables for April Meeting
The New Hampshire Society Sons of the American Revolution will hold its annual meeting in Concord on April 17 Invitations have been sent to Rev. S F Smith Governor Charles A Bussell General Charles H Bartlett Senator W E Chandler Senator Jacob H Gallinger Hon John H O Reilly and others to attend as guests.
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N. H
New Hampshire Society
Sons of the American Revolution
S. F. Smith
Charles A. Bussel
Charles H. Bartlett
Manchester
Edwins. Barrett
Massachusetts Society
W. E. Chandler
Jacob H. Gallinger
Markland
Agricultural College
Durham
John H. O'Reilly
Daughters of Revolution
Identified Mysterious Woman Not Mamie Needale
Robert B Dodg man identified the murdered woman found on Sixth avenue as Mamie Needale but cousins Mary Browning and her mother deny the claim. Police suspect Dedmond Spreuill invented the tale seeking notoriety.
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New York
Robert B. Dodgman
Sixth Avenue
Mamie Needale
Virginia
Twenty-sixth Street
Dedmon
Spreuill
West Twenty-sixth Street
Miss Needale
Mary Browning
Mary
Mami Needah
Dedmond Spreuill
Baltimore woman questioned in New York murder report
Rober Curtis from Fredericksburg was linked to a New York murder case after a report identified a murdered woman as Curtis. Curtis, resident of 2012 North Calvert Street, says she has never traveled to New York and cannot explain the identification. She mentions a half-brother Webster Harokham in New York and suggests he may have assumed her identity and that his wife might be a victim in the assault.
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Rober Curtis
Fredertburg
New York
North Calvert Street
Webster Harokham
Curtis
Viotin
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