List of Local and Regional Figures with Addresses
A dense roll of names and places across New England and nearby states listing generals, honorees, politicians, and officials. Locations include Bath York Biddeford Skowhegan and Claremont with accompanying towns in New Hampshire Vermont and Connecticut. Multiple entries reference Bath Me and New York City with broad geographic coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Rice
Fort Payne
Ala
B. B. Smalley
H. C. Young
Cordley & Co
Boston
Joshua L. Chamberlain
New York
J. M. Ford
Kansas City
Robert Pritchard
Chattanooga
J. F. Tarwater
Rockwood
Tenn
Charles L. James
James & Abbott
William Warner
T. G. Montague
Nat'l Bank of
John M. Whipple
Claremont
N. H
Carlos Heard
Biddeford
S. E. Pingree
Hartford
A. R. Bixby
Skowhegan
Charles A . Marston
S. A. Nye
Fairfield
AL ‘Ford
Rockland
W. O. Fuller JR
S. H. Allen
Thomaston
F. C. Churchill
Lebanon
N. H. Son
F. Kendrick
K.T. Dubois
West Randolph
J. W. Parker
Quebec
W. Il Gilmore
Fairlee
E. Pingree
I B. Smalley
Burlington
F. W. Childs
Brattleboro
W. Oakes
Windsor
F. W. Pierce
Chester
W. Massey
Rutland
Albert
Haynes
Conn
F. G. Jillson
Providence
R. L
H. F. Horton
R. I
W. B. Swarys
ATL
Keay
Clutton Heights
del. Co
H. Tobey
Broadway
New
H. Churchill
New York City
Forecast for New England and eastern New York
Washington reports forecast through Monday with light local showers in New England and eastern New York, warmer with easterly to southeasterly winds. Cautionary signals span from Boston to Atlantic City, except New Haven and New London. Unclear readings show temperatures, wind, and humidity data for Boston area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
New York
Boston
Atlantic City
New Haven
New London
Lord Randolph Proposes Local Irish Government Path
In a third letter on the Irish question Lord Randolph argues Britain should grant Ireland popular local government similar to England and Scotland. He says such a move could lead to prosperity, with local councils handling credit and land purchases, and advises withdrawing the bill if opposition persists to force a broader, nation-wide appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Randolph Churchill
Ireland
Gladstone
Lonpox and Cruisers Abroad in 1888 Disorders
London April 6 report notes only those implicated in 1888 disorders to be expelled. American squadron stays at Corfu due to smallpox at Piraeus. the Alliance is barred from Malaga over health but admitted at Gibraltar to coal for Cina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpox
Pireus
Athens
Corfu
Alliance
Malaga
Gibraltar
Cina
Insurance Commissioner's Criticisms Lead to Policy Change
The New York Life Insurance Company complied with an insurance commissioner notice by removing deceptive features from a former policy and presenting a side by side comparison in journals. The new form, renamed to reflect its true character, clarifies terms, premium periods, and surrender values, enabling buyers to compare prices with rivals and avoid deception. J. B. Niver notes the reform vindicates frank methods and allows informed purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Life Insurance Company
Insurance Commissioner
Pew
Friends of Frank
Entang
J. B. Nivver
Banker Jumps From Carriage in Fatal Concussion Threat
Monte Carlo April 6 Mr J B Morgan of the London branch of Drexel Morgan Co recently met a severe accident when a frightened horse bolted toward a railroad crossing. He leaped to the ground, was found insensible with a concussion and other injuries. At seventy seven his condition is grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
Morgan
London
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Explorer Sir Samuel Baker Criticizes Britain over Africa Policy
In a London Times letter April 6 Sir Samuel Baker argues Britain has forfeited gains in Africa through poor policy. He supports Emin Pasha and Wissmann’s alliance, predicts German stations at Victoria Nyanza and Mwanga’s Uganda, and foresaw Khartoum’s fall. He says Equatorial Province has little commercial value and ivory purchases remain feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnon
Samuul Baker
London Times
Africa
Emin Pasha
Wissmann
Emin
Sir Samuel
Equatorial
Victoria Nyanza
Mwanga
Uganda
White Nile
Gondokoro
Italy
Kassala
Khartoum
England
Ballot to Succeed Bayol as French Agent at Kotonou
Paris reports M Ballot appointed to replace M Bayol as French agent at Kotonou Dahomey amid Dahomian threats over unfulfilled promises France cannot keep. France to enforce arms landing ban with a blockade stretching seventy five miles along the Dahomian coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Ballot
M. Bayol
Kotonou
Dahomey
France
Emin Pasha Seeks to Cancel Engagement in Zanzipar
Emin Pasha has arrived in Zanzipar showing less eagerness about the planned expedition than his backers. Reports say he wishes to cancel his engagement and return to Europe before deciding his future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanzipar
Emin Pasha
Europe
Plan for the Isolation of Russia Decree Shocks Berlin Wards
Berlin April 6 The Hamburg correspondent reports Emperor William aims to court an entente with France to isolate Russia, keeping the Austrian alliance intact. The army decree targets officer exclusiveness and carries strong implications of excluding Jews, creating a notable impression in the context of imperial policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Berlin
Hamburg
Bismarck
William
France
Peaceful Interim As Czarina Attends Guard Event
In St Peterssura on April 6 the Czar and Czarina with the royal family and the Queen of Greece attended aMounted Guards fete. Student disorders are practically ended as holidays sent most students to the country and a decision has been reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peterssura
Czarina
Greece
Bell Rock Lighthouse Fog Signal Explodes
London April 6 fog signal prematurely exploded at Bell Rock Lighthouse off Scotland. The dome shattered and the light went out for the first time since 1881. A passing steamer narrowly avoided wreck after the explosion, warned in time by fog signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
St. Petersburg
Bell Rock
Scotland
London
Henry Irving to open Patti's Theatre in Wales
Henry Irving will in the autumn open the private theatre built by Patti at Craig-y-Nos, Wales. The Rev Mr Toulson, president of the Primitive Methodist Conference, fell dead on the street today. Police demand shorter hours and higher pay with a threatened strike. Paris reports three paintings burned in Maria Della Pace Church, Raphael's Sibyls narrowly saved. Berwin notes a match set between American and German rifle marksmen with fifteen on each side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry Irving
Patti
Craig-y-Nos
Wales
Toulson
Primitive Methodist Conference
Paris
Maria Della Pace
Potterney
Raphael
Berwin
Adriatic Captain Denies Withholding Aid For City of Paris
Captain Roberts of the Adriatic controverts reports he refused help to the disabled City of Paris, recounting how signals from the Paris were observed near lat 51 18, long 12 38. He describes offering all possible aid, towing not undertaken, and arranging transfer of passengers via the Aldersgate after confirming no immediate danger. He notes confusion over the identity of a second vessel and asserts he acted to save lives if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roberts
City of
Paris
A. Watkins
City of Chester
Inman Line
Queenstown
Chester
Davis
Aldersgate
London
Galveston
Liverpool
Watkins
Sam
Eliet Tolsmay, Imme & Co
Carpenters Strike Declared by Chicago Council
The Carpenters council announced the strike last night after 75 delegates, representing over six thousand workers, convened in Chicago. They seek a minimum of 40 cents an hour, an eight hour day, and recognition of the council by employers. no arbitration committee appeared by midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chcaco
Carpenters’ Council
Master Carpenters’ Association
Federation Talk by US Trainmen Delegates in Exurra
Three hundred delegates from the Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers Firemen Brakemen and switchmen plus some conductors met in Exurra New York April 6 to discuss a federation joining all trainmen. Secret and public meetings heard from Grand Master Sargent Grand Conductor Howard Grand Master Wilkinson and Shandy McGuire. They said the federation aims to harmonize trains and end strikes while preserving each group’s organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exurra
N. Y
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers
New Order of Railway Conductors
United States
Sargent
Firemen’s Brotherhood
Howard
Wilkinson
Brakemen’s
Address on labor law and a draft bill to curb armed police duty
Hugh O Connor of the Steam Railroad Men's Protective Union spoke at Portiago on April 6 denouncing Sir Joseph Hickson and urging protective labor legislation in Maine. A draft bill was adopted to prevent importation of armed men for police duty, restrict sheriff appointments to county residents, and punish violations with prison or fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union League New York
Main
Portiago
Sordon
Hugh O'Connor
Steam Railroad Men’s Protective Union
O’connor
Joseph Hickson
Grand Trank Railroad
Maine 13
Mitime
Obituary notices for Small Hogan and Renwick
Thomas F. Small, a prominent citizen, died at Highland Light yesterday from pneumonia at age 76. Thomas M. Hogan, an artist known for Civil War and Lincoln assassination illustrations, died of pneumonia in Brooklyn yesterday. General Renwick, senior British Army general, died in London Ontario at age 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Small
Highland Light
Thomas M. Hogan
Lincoln
Brooklyn
Renwick
London
Ont
Arrest of William Lent for multiple thefts in March
Officer Abbott of Station 3 yesterday arrested William Lent on charges of larceny of jewelry valued at 25 dollars from Mrs. Hilda A. Swensen, a coat and vest worth 40 dollars from W. F. Daniels, and two suits of clothes valued at 50 dollars from Edward C. McEnnis. Property was taken from 116 Myrtle Street on the 11th of last March.
Body of Andrew Dunn Found After Drowning
The dead body of Andrew Dunn of Newton, who drowned on December 14, was found yesterday in the Charles River near Cambridge, Bridge, Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Dunn
Newton
Charles River
Cambridge
Bridge
Brighton
Police arrest six for gaming at Piedmont street
Sergeant Thomas and a Station 4 squad arrested six colored men for gaming at No 23 Piedmont street and charged two others for being present. The operation occurred yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
No. 23
Piedmont Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cardiff
Roane County
Cincinnati Southern RR
The
Cardiff Coal & Iron Company
Hon. B. B. Smalley
Burlington, Vt
I. C. Young
Cardiff, Tenn
Tennessee
Roane
Cumberland
J. L. Chamberlain
M. Goodwin
B. Torrey
Bath
Shaw
P.M. Whitmore
George H. Theobald
Richmond
Duiney House
Mass
MM. H. French
Quincy House
George E
Smalley
Bos Ligut
Mercantile Street
H.W. Seen
Bank of the Republic
Mas
Thompson
Washington Street
Charles E. Page
CL Stedman
Charlis L. James
Emory J. Haynes
Charles Copeland
J. C. Donnell
Hon
W. G. Red
T. B. Lincoln
Ben.a. Fales
Riend
A. Haines
Wollaston
W. W. Rice
Wollason
George Y. Finkam
W. M. Mick
Waltham
Horatio Adams
Kingston
Fon H. B. Peirce
Abington
A. P. Childs
Springfield
H. H. Skinni R
W. P. Bailey
Maiden
Thom XS Owling
Eran Maiden
H. Wheeler
Lowell
Lawrence
Portland
A. Leighton
John FF. Hill
Augusta
EL Re Ae Liken
O. D. Bakker
Bankers
Cardiff, Roane CO
Lodge
McComas
Reed
Lewis A. Grant
Senate
Congress
Ing
House
Newton W. Nutting
Rhode Island
Ion Want A
Theresa
Prohibition
Iowa
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Chicago
Lynn
William C. Parker
Newtonville
Willian
Sir Samuel Baker
J. S. Morgan
New Riding Club
Powderly
Knights of Labor
Shawmut Universalist Church
Max O’rell
M. Iatomchet
Mometer
Tex
Eastport
Helena
Mont
Jacksonville
Doseg
Kansas
Marquette
New Orler
Fair Worthind
Air Salt Lake
Fair Wiluington
N.C
Lord Randolph
Phelps
Paine
Conn. Gen.l. Life Ins. CO
Chas. S. Efurke
Devonshire Street
Tuck
Cirtola
Sheppard Howan
Plar
Provident Savings Lif Assurance Society of
C. H. Buckley
Davonomik
Sai
BAS
J. J. Wuelps
Stute Agt
Betsey Newman
Dedham Street
Aio
Faneuil Hall
WattHam
Sreeran
James Opera House
Charles E Bowers
George S. Ayres
Boston Club
Martha M. Avery
Des Mores
Ewart
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Oak Hall
Leonard & CO
Bromfield Street
MR. S. M. Vose
Troyon
Corot
Daubigny
Calame
Gerome
Dupre
Jules
Dore
Brissot
Courbet
de Tonghe
Roybet
Richards
W. T
Bradford
Plassan
Bonheur
Aug
Boggs
Brown
Geo. L
Lambinet
Michel
Richet
Pasini
Delamain
Diaz
Kertin
Rousseau
Theo
Robinson
Thos
Latouche
Ceramano
the Conveyancers
State Street
Vicinity
Frepenice C. Bownpiten
CharLkes S&s
New England City
Georgia
Fitchburg Depot
Hoston
Raymond & Whitcomb
Cincinnati
Sale City
NEW England Company
Beacon Street
NEW York Life’s Policy
J.S. Morgan
fFills
England and
Great Britain
Samuel Baker
Czar
General Foreign News
Patti’s Theatre
Adriatic
Lonxpoy
Servia
Nevata
Mediterranean
Umbria
Gothia
Rugia
Overgonne
Plesey
Mt. Hebron
Bremen
Awann
Greytown
Phoenix
Halifax
Pontypridd
Jeneriffe
Orinoco
Bermuda
City of Alexandria
Vera Cruz de
Bremerhaven
Greenock
Thanemore
Glasgow
Philadelphia
Lord Clive
Liver- Oo
Brow Head
City of Berlin
New Ors
Indian Prince
Sagna
Malin
Aberdeen
Straston
Baltimore
Saale
Southampton
Virginian
Livepool
Bisto
Rossamore
Denmark
Antwerp
Noorland
Alsatia
Missouri
Loudon
Princess
Etruria
AU Stettin
Slavonia
New Yorks
Conenhagen
Dunnet Head
Grendevon
Shielas
Rialto
Leith
Crystal
Steam Railroad Men's Protective Union
Maine
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