Ministers' land drive raises over three thousand dollars
A New York East conference session in Hartford raised more than 3000 for ministers’ land. A Rockville Methodist conference is planned for April 16 to 19 with about 150 ministers expected.
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Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1885
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1
Notable Visitors and Adventurous Summit Claimants
His excellency Don Arturo De Marcoartu visits the city while Philp G. Peabody and Prof. John Fiske are noted figures in law and science. M Henri Brisson, France's new premier, is described as a veteran journalist and staunch republican. Anecdotes recall Berlin cabbies and a Moltke encounter. Daniel H. Percy claims first Mt Katahdin ascent on horseback with a companion, detailing the trek from Ransell's camp and frostbitten features near the summit.
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Arturo de Marcoartu
Philp G. Peabody
Paris
Republic
Berlin
Jehu
Victor Hugo
Marshal von Moltke
Reichstag
Daniel H. Percy
Mt. Katahdm
Perry
Ransell
Blick Hills
Newport killing and DC to Washington case notices
At Newport Kentucky John L Cummings a bank clerk was killed by Mr McMillan He had ruined his daughter Captain Couch directed by the Oklahoma boomers to go to Washington and lay their case before the authorities He will probably start on Wednesday night A Baltimore despatch says Howard Cooper the negro who assaulted Miss Katie Gray on April 2 was captured last night He was brought to Baltimore Tuesday and lodged in the central police station for safe keeping The Hastings Virginia grand jury found a true bill of indictment against Thomas Judson Claverius for the murder of Fannie Lillian Madison whose body was found in the city reservoir on March 13 A skiff with four hunting men on the Columbia river 20 miles from Portland capsized Sunday night three men Anton Forbes George King and N ktado drowned the fourth clung to the skiff and was rescued McCormicks reaper works in Chicago employing 1600 workers struck Tuesday morning the works idle as owners tried to fill places with lower paid men
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
John L. Cummings
McMillan
Couch
Washington
Baltimore
Howard Cooper
Katie Gray
Central
Hastings Court
Richmond
Thomas Judson Claverius
Fannie Lillian Madison
City
Columbia River
Portland
Anton Forbes
George King
N Ktado
Political Projections and Patronage Tales Across States
A collage of political chatter links Congressman Foran of Cleveland as a gubernatorial hopeful, while the Springfield Republican cites public trust in office. Chicago Inter Ocean notes New York Democrats and Pearson appointments. Fall River’s Postmaster bond is disclosed by five principals. Gen Black hints civil service friction, and Myron G Peck is named as Corning’s favored diplomat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Foran
Cleveland
Oho
Grover Cleveland
Springfield
New York
Pearson
Chicago
Gen. Black
Myron G. Peck
Erastus Corning
Comings
Europe
Coring
Peck
Blaine
Corning
Kingston paymaster vanishes after drawing funds
Kingston Ontario April 7 Paymaster Stewart of B battery disappeared after drawing 500 from the battery on Saturday and hiring a man to Cape Vincent yesterday afternoon. Unpaid bills totaling 2500 were found since his disappearance. A 12 year pay sergeant and Crimean veteran of the grenadier guards, he joined the battery at its organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston, Ont
Stewart
B Battery
Cape Vincent
Grenadier Guards
Unionville postmaster arrested for embezzlement
J. D. Cooke postmaster at Unionville was arrested by Postoffice Inspector Bassett and held by U S Commissioner Marvin in Hartford charged with embezzling funds from the money order department. His accounts show a deficiency over 3000 dollars and bail set at 12000, with him committed to jail pending hearing. He is about 50 and had a previously good character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
J. D. Cooke
Unionville
Postoffice
Bassett
United States
Marvin
Elderly Captain Wounds Self in Plain House Act
In Ella Worth Me on Sunday Captain James S Gott of West Tremont, aged about 60 to 70, read a neighbor's letter from the post office then knelt and fired a pistol into his right side. The ball lodged near the left shoulder and may be fatal. No motive is known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellawworth
James
Gott
West Tremont
Sullivan-Paday Ryan Fight Date Postponed After Missed Meeting
New York April 7 reports Joan L. Sullivan failed to keep an arranged meeting with Paday Ryan to discuss a bout. Ryan and backers arrived on time, a telegram to Arthur Chambers in Philadelphia prompted a reply from Mrs. Chambers that he is out looking for Sullivan. Signing of articles postponed until tomorrow.
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New York
Joan L. Sullivan
Paday Ryan
Ryan
Arthur Chambers
Philadelphia
Missing New Beproop man found at Pearl Street station
Samuel E. Reed, missing since Wednesday, was found today at Pearl Street station. He had been asking his way to this city and claimed to have been in Boston. His mind is deranged.
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New Beprorp
Mass
Samuel E. Reed
Pearl Street Station
Hoston
April crop report estimates wheat and rye from state board
The April crop report from the state board of agriculture estimates the 1385 wheat crop at 41,005,249 bushels with a condition of 75. For rye the report notes an area of 28,662,733 bushels or 70 percent of the average, with condition figures incomplete in the fragment.
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Columbuus
State Board of Agriculture
Rye Area
Middleton advances from Fort Qu'Appelle under heavy mud
Gen Middleton leaves Fort Qu Appelle with about 350 troops amid worsening trail conditions. Batteries A and B reach Qu Appelle by 10 this morning as reinforcements prepare. Ottawa reports rebels may advance before new troops arrive and outlines troop movement constraints.
Democrats Sweep Michigan and Ohio Elections
Majorities swing Democratic in Michigan with Muse leading justice, entire ticket elected. Ohio towns report Democrats winning mayoral posts and varied majorities. Cincinnati and Evansville also show Democratic gains. Toledo and Chicago reflect mixed results with Republicans victorious in some locales. St Louis shows Democrats nearly sweeping the ticket with large margins. East St Louis reports tense scenes at polls.
Buffalo Lubricating Company Sues For 250000
In Buffalo New York today the Buffalo Lubricating Company (Limited) sues Hiram Everest Charles Everest John D Archibald Henry H Rogers the Acme Oil Company the Vacuum Oil Company and the Standard Oil Company of New York seeking 250000 damages. They allege a conspiracy to ruin their business by spreading reports of inferior oils and by obstructing crude petroleum access. They also claim a scheme to poach their officers and workers and to negligently operate plants causing an explosion and fire to destroy the works.
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Burrao
N. Y
Supreme Court
Buffalo Lubricating Company (Limited
Hiram
Everest
Charles W. Everest
John D. Archibald
Henry H. Rogers
Acme 1
Vacuum Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of New York
Secretary Whitney Comments on Proximity Order Detachments
In Washtneron on April 7 the Evening Star reports Secretary Whitney said detaching officers from their Asiatic station vessels to buy families nearby does not indicate the order forbidding proximity was violated. He framed the action as not reflecting the policy’s intent.
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Washtneron
The
Evening Star Sage
Whitney
Controversy Over Mrs Smith at South Evangelical Church
Investigating committee of South Evangelical church West Roxbury probes charges against Mrs George Smith amid death of Deacon George Smith and physician Dr Allen. Witnesses include Dr Allen and several church members as 75 attend vestry meeting. final action set for April 22 under Rev Dr Clark.
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West Roxbury
George Smith
Allen
Sexton
Richard Peters
Smith
Ernest
Sexton Peters
Peters
Sentinel Peters
Hardle
C. B. Botsford
Clarence A. Beckwith
Baying
Clarke
Deacon Wiswell
Standing Committee
Raven Run Disaster Claimed Ten Miners Died
Shattered hopes rise as rescuers abandon recovery plans for ten trapped miners in the Raven Run mine. Officials confirm the men are dead beneath a rock fall, with recovery expected to take at least a week and possibly months, as the Buck mountains pit remains unreopened.
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Raven Run
Roek
Buck Mountains
Purcell
Herritty
Mervile
Smyth
Kinney
Mexico Considers War as 15000 Troops Move to Front
In a secret Congress session Minister Mariscal said 15000 troops are en route to the frontier and Mexico may act decisively. Deputies proposed authorizing war against Guatemala as Salvador seeks aid to end the war quickly. In New York, April 7, five companies and 150 sailors plus a six gun battery left navy yard for Aspinwall aboard Acapulco under Capt. Higves and Capt. McCalla.
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Mexico
Galveston
Congress
Mariscal
Guatemala
Committee On Foreign Relations
Salvador
Barrio
Aspinwall
New York
Navy
Higves
Takiya Navy Yard
McCalla
Pee Ceee
Acapulco
Vacifie Mril
Hartford prisoner escapes from Wethersfield prison
In Hartford on April 7 a colored burglar Joan Thomas who was serving two years for burglary and assault with intent to kill escaped from Wethersfield prison. A $100 reward is offered. His crime included rifling the warden Gen Chamberlains house and thefts from several rooms.
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Conn
Joan Thomas
Wethersfield
Thomas
Russell
Anc
Gen. Chamberlain
Thamas
Appeney
Brisson Speech Charts France Policy After War Debate
Premier Brisson outlined the new government's policy in the chamber of deputies. France will demand full respect for its rights in Tonquin and may use force if needed, while pursuing negotiations if possible. The cabinet vows unity, republican harmony, and a strong European role, with a 30 million dollar Tonquin credit approved amid applause.
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M. Brisson
Chamber of Deputies
China
France
Annam
Tonquin
Thuos
M. Ferry
M. Perrin
Tenguin
Cears
Royal tour to Dublin sparks mixed crowd response
London and Holy Head departure sees the prince and princess of Wales with Prince Albert Victor en route to Dublin amid cheers. In Dustin the National League denounces loyalist pomp and criticizes Dublin road closures while urging the prince to visit evicted huts rather than landlords. Healy denounces royal visit as political but says it will have no political effects.
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Prince and Princess of Wales
Prince Albert Victor
Holy Head
Dublin
Duke of Edinburgh
Duke of Cambridge
Princess Louise
Easton
Dustin
National League Today
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O'Brien
Bette
League
Ireland
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Earl Spencer
Prince
Joyce
Haynes
Peace Concluded Between France and China Reported
A Pekin despatch states peace is concluded between France and China via Sir Robert Hart on Fournier convention terms with no indemnity for China. Kong despatches confirm the peace and note no payment due, while Paris reports ratification of preliminaries by the Tsung Li Yamen for France and Campbell for China.
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France
China
London
Pekin
Sir Robert Hart
Atlong Kong
Paris
M. Patenatre
Tsung Li Yamen
M. Billot
Behaf
Mr. Campbell
Success of Mormon Missionaries in Great Britain
London reports from a congress of Mormon propagandists show progress in the United Kingdom with 50 conversions in Glasgow. London mission blamed for failure due to mobbing by roughs. two vesselloads of converts planned for Liverpool to New York next May and June.
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London
United Kingdom
Scotland
Wales
New York
Cunard Company
Cunard Steamship Company
Umbria
Oregon
Spain
Maprio
Valencia
Navy Clerk Carrigan Confesses Ties in Fraud Scandal
Carrigan, former chief clerk of the Navy Department bureau of medicine and surgery, pleaded guilty to four indictments. He reportedly confessed to the district attorney detailing confederates, roles, the amount gained from forged vouchers, and disposition of the proceeds. He is expected to testify at trial.
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Wasitington
National Republican
Carrigan
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Navy Department
Navy
Girl Drowns While Standing in River at Enfield
Georgie Nichols, 23, living with her stepfather Charles Cahoone in Enfield, believed her home would be robbed due to hereditary insanity in her family. At 3 pm she waded into the Woonasquatucket River and, with only her hood showing, stood until she drowned.
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Providence
Georgie
Nichols
Charles
Cahoone
Enfield
Woonasquatucket
Alabama Claims judgments list with numerous executors
The Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims issued judgments with interest for numerous claimants. The long list names Watts, J. R. Watts, H. Mills, J. T. Berry, O. Watts, C. Prince, E. A. Robinson, George Elliott, John Alilt, John C. Lanengaler, N. Mean, J. B. Watts, George A. Nickerston, J. F. Bliss, A. Welker, D. G. Howard, J. A. Fulfter, H. H. Gilchrist, S. B. Starrett, P. Vesper, Abigail Washburn, Albert Gould, Preston Ames, Samuel Watts, M. Flint, S. Durling, B. McNeil, Nesmiths, C. Prince, Gyverlock, Thomas Davy, Seth Gerry, Abijah Vinal, Vinal & Co., Oliver Vinal, Abijah Vinal, Stetson & Walker, W. Flint, various surviving partners and administrators, with dates and amounts listed.
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Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims
John Alilt
John C. Lanengaler
N. Mean
J. B. Watts
George A. Nicxerston
J. F. Bliss
A. Welker
D. 4. Howard
J. A. Fulter
H. H. Gilchrist
S. B. Starrett
P. Vesper
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George K. Washburn
Albert P. Gould
John Burnheimer
Preston A.ames
Page, Richardson & Co
Samuel Watts
M. Flint
John H. Morehousa
Charles B. Norcou
Henry M. Morten
Henry C. Hyde
C. W. Brooks & Co
C. Ff. Cowmings
HH. K. Cummings
Dase
George N. Elliot
C. Wetherill
George “. Earl
Geo
D. Wetherell
Geo. W. Earl
Geo. D. Wetherell & Go
Sterne
D. Blum, Sterne & Co
Zenas E. Braine
F. W. Burcley
Christopher Lewis
Chaney
J. Ki
J. R. Laurence
Joseph Reed
W. Barker
Abner P. Barker
W. Cornell
E. &. Dunhem
Andrew Hicks
A. Richards
H. H. Brownell
Gifford
John J. Hicks
John Hicks
H. G. Mayhew
F. Tompkins
W. Phillips
Nye
G. 6B
Richmond
W. H. Wrightington
C. G. Brownell
R. C. Wilson
J. W. Beauverx
M. Rodgers
E D. Potter
W. J. Hoth
L. B. Bronson
C. E. Hawes
Rudolphus Beetle
J. A. Horton
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J. P. Pease
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Isto
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Demrosch German Opera Tannhauser Entices Large Boston Audience
The Damrosch German Opera Company presented Wagner's Tannhauser with a noted cast including Frau Materna and Anton Schott to a large Boston audience. Reviews praised Materna's voice and emotional reach, noted Bert Schott's power, and complimented the chorus and scenery. The Globe also previewed Beethoven Fidelio for the evening.
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Cccesceccoerscevecnece
Josef Miller Heinrich
Herr Pasche Reinmar
Ludwig Wolf Vous
Eancanniscere
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Stern
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Tannhaucer
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Shukh G
Herr Robinson
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Slach
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Opening Night Carnival for Soldiers Home at Chelsea
A grand opening at Mechanics' Building showcases the Ancient and Honorable Artillery escort for ex Gov Long and Gov Robison. Veterans, militia, and dignitaries attend as Machinery Hall dazzles with banners, decorated balconies, and exhibits for the Soldiers' Home fund.
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Mechanxus’ Building
Fires Drive March U S And Canada Loss To Nine Million
A March bulletin tallies U S and Canada fire losses at nine million dollars, up a third from prior Marches. It notes 169 fires with losses of ten thousand plus and 15 fires over one hundred thousand, totaling three million in property destroyed. Through three months, year-to-date losses reach twenty-seven and a half million.
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Emmense
New York
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Democratic caucus names ward 1 city committee ticket
The ward 1 caucus Tuesday evening drew 193 ballots with no opposition to the ticket. Thomas Welch was elected secretary in place of the absent prior secretary. The ticket includes Thomas 8 Atherton, James B H Donovan, John H Walsh, Aaron Allard, Frank Otis, Michael Kellevan, C H Day, Boardman fiall, David M Craniteh, Juan J Farren, Patrick Sheehan as ward and city committee members.
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Thomas Welch
Thomas
Atherton
James BH. Donovan
Aaron Allard
Frank Otis
Michael Kellevan
C. H. Day
Boardman Fiall
David M. Craniteh
Juan J. Farren
Patrick Sheehan
Slander suit looming over sparring match promoter
A capias was issued for arrest of George Brotherton in a slander suit by William J. M. O Brien, manager of Dominick McCaffrey, over a planned sparring match with John L. Sullivan. Damages claimed total 10,000 dollars. Also notes Pennsylvania Railroad 1844 earnings and net after expenses.
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Philadelphia
George ©. Brotherton
William JM. O Brien
Dominick McCaffrey
Jonn L. Sullivan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Six prisoners escape Kent county jail in Delaware
In Wrumington Delaware six inmates fled the Kent county jail after attacking Warden Rash with an iron bar during dinner in a lower corridor. They tore off the street door and escaped before Sheriff Robinson arrived to halt a full breakout. No captures yet and injuries feared serious.
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Del
Kent County
Rash
Robinson
Lasell Seminary Opens Spring Term with Arch and Art Course
The spring term at Lasell Seminary opens today. This evening, Mr. Arthur May Knapp delivers the closing feature of his Course on Archipeses and Art, focusing on The Arch and the.
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Lasell Seminary
Arthur May Knapp
Record of New England Kennel Club Show at Music Hall
The New England Kennel Club opened a large canine show at Music Hall with about 600 entries and 150 prize winners. Judges worked late, awarding numerous prizes across many breeds from St Bernards to greyhounds. Notable entries include dogs valued at up to $10,000, with detailed class by class results for dozens of breeds and winners such as Hero, Frince Waldemar, Romeo, Amorica, YVeronne, Robin Adair, and Flora among others.
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Tirst
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Death and ritual in Greek peasant beliefs from Macmillan’s
The passage contrasts Greek peasant views on death with Western beliefs, noting death as life’s end of joy and brightness. It compares folk songs and Sophocles to show similar depictions of death, with Charon imagined as a white haired figure and lamentations common in the islands.
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Bostons and Unions slug in a lively Tuesday game
The Bostons and the Union team clashed in a slugging contest before a small crowd. Long drives filled the outfield as McCarty mostly handled the sky with one miscue due to Providence railroad posts. In the fourth, Unions surged with six runs as Hines Manning and Wise anchored the defense and Buffinton limited scoring afterward.
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Man With Deep Sea Look Sells Fake Otto of Roses
A derelict man, appearing soaked and seaworthy, tries to hawk otto of roses to Baltimore brokers. He palms four vials for $4, as others offer $1 each. The goods prove worthless, about 45 cents worth of perfume, exposing a repeated swindle across town.
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Tremendous Silk Spanish Lace Sale Opens Wednesday
A sensational purchase drops prices on black and cream Spanish lace at wholesale discounts. Lot 1 black lace now 12 1 2 cents, Lot 2 cream and black 15 cents, Lot 8 finer cream and black 17 cents. Large quantities, early call urged. 175 beaded lace fronts offered at 9 cents.
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