President Cleveland answers fisheries dispute with national honor stance
In a formal note from the Executive Mansion, President Grover Cleveland replies to Massachusetts based American Fisheries Union officials. He defends U S rights and warns against unjust acts while stressing unity and national dignity as Congress contemplates retaliation over British Canada fishing tensions.
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Washington
George Steele
Fisherg Lon
Gloucester
Mass
Lotterry
Great Britain
United States
America
Canadian
Thaneault
Congress
North America
British America
Grover Cleveland
Seizure Case Targets U S Rights to Behring Sea
Captain Abbey of the Gallatin faces a April 15 hearing in the U S Court over a $20,000 claim by L N Handy & Co of San Francisco. The suit arises from the Corwin cruise and the Sierra seizure for alleged seal fishing in Alaskan waters. The case tests U S authority over Behring Sea and Alaska fisheries amid England's stated objections.
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Abbey
Catter Gallatin
United States
Corwin
Behring Sea
Alaska
L. N. Handy & Co
San Francisco
Sierra
Agen
United States Claims Authority
England
Washington
Russia
Alaska Commercial Company
Seal Fisheries Till 1890, Will Claim A Breach of Contract. Captain Abbey
Captain Abbey
Pacific
Messrs. Handy & Co
Secretary of the Treasury
Stanley as a Reporter in Omaha Tales of Pike's Peak
Washington reflects on Henry M. Stanley with a Western reporter who recalls his youthful appearance, hair dye, and rise from Omaha. The informant describes Stanley's front page stunts during Pike's Peak excitement, including vivid but fictionalized dispatches. He notes Stanley's later trip to Africa and how Omaha’s reception has changed since.
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Washington
Henry M. Stanley
Livingstone
Stanley
New York
Omaha
Henry
Pike’s Peak
Bust
Boston
Philadelphia
Africa
America
Ujiji
Two Men Fatally Injured in Rail Crossing Accident
Lawrence April 8. John Neary and Edward Finn both of Lawrence were struck by a Manchester & Lawrence train at Union Street crossing in Methuen. A horse died and the buggy was destroyed. Finn, a 9 year old, was sent to City Hospital. Neary died from injuries. The crossing lacks gates or flagmen and trains pass with limited visibility due to a bluff.
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Lawrence
Specran
John Neary
Edward Finn
Manchester & Lawrence
Manchester
Union Street
Methuen
Finn
Neary
Railroad Smashup Hits Fitchburg Freight at Somerville
Last night around 11, a Fitchburg railroad freight train on a side track in Somerville was struck by an engine and a flat car, a freight car capsized, and a switch-house was nearly demolished. Conductors Lawrence O'Brien Richard Cronin Edward Hynes and brakeman James Cameron were injured. O'Brien is feared fatally hurt. Hynes sustained a knee injury Cronin a badly crushed foot Cameron bruised. O'Brien Cronin Hynes were taken to Massachusetts General Hospital while Cameron was sent home. Engine operator was Frank Butters.
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Fitchburg
Somerville
Lawrence O'Brien
Richard Cronin
Edward Hynes
James Cameron
O’brien
Hynes
Cronin
Cameron
Massachusetts General Hospital
Frank Butters
Significance of the Rhode Island election shocks party lines
The piece argues Republican leaders including Aldrich and Lodge attacked reformers and defended boss Brayton as a free trade conspiracy. Rhode Island shifts Democratic after years of Republican margins, signaling a national rebuke of corrupt methods and partisan bigotry.
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N.Y. Evening Post
Aldrich
Eld
Henry Cabot Lodge
Boston
Boston Journal
The
New York Tribune
Republican Party
Lodge
Brayton
Cleveland
Independent
Krayten
Police arrest Frank Gayhart and Thompson in Chelsea burglary
Police last evening arrested Frank alias Frenchy Gayhart and James H. Thompson charged with breaking and entering and larceny of 300 dollars worth of clothing from Boise Bros store at 306 Broadway Chelsea. Gayhart linked to William Scanlan, jailed after March 29 theft of a team from Dedham. The pair surrendered 150 dollars worth of stolen goods. D E Ranney of Joel Goldthwait Co Boston returned from Europe after placing orders. show rooms to display many European carpets.
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Frank
Frenchy
Gayhart
James H. Thompson
Boise Bros
Broadway
Chelsea
William Scanlan
O'Leary & Galbraith
Dedham
Scanlan
D. E. Ranney
Joel Goldthwait & Co
Washington Street
Boston
Europe
Water Colors at the Boston Art Club Exhibition
The thirty sixth show features 142 water colors, black and white works, and sculpture from 107 artists with strong New York emphasis. Reception last night. Doll Richards hosts Appleton Brown Agnes Brown display.
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ART Club
Boston Art Club
The
Graphic Arts
Agnes D. Abbott
W. V. Birney
J. Wells Champney
George H. Clements
W. B. Closson
B. Cowan
F. K. M. Rehn
H. W. Ranger
Howard Pyle
J. C. Nicoll
Rhoda Holmes Nicholls
P. R. Triscott
George H. Smillie
Boston
Vicinity
New York
William O. Partridge
C. E. Dallin
Thomas E. Sweeney
Julian Rix
Edith M. Howes
Sarah C. Sears
Frank A. Bicknell
Harry Fenn
Alice Hirschberg
Will
Robinson
Edward Hill
C. B. Coman
Alfree Kappes
Francis C. Jones
Buckline
Wolfe collection of paintings goes to Metropolitan Museum
The will of Catherine L. Wolfe provides her entire painting collection to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Valued over half a million dollars, it is described as one of the finest private holdings in the country and the largest such gift to a public institution in the United States. The bequest includes a $200,000 trust for care and growth, with a dedicated Wolfe gallery to be established.
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Messrs. Doll & Richards
J. Appleton Brown
Agnes A. Brown
Mr. Brown
Handlin
Brown
Catherine L. Wolfe
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
United States
Metropolitan Museum
Rosa Bonheur
Cornelius Vanderbilt
George S. Seney
Miss Wolfe
America
Luxembourg
France
Catherine Lorillard Wolfe
Commonwealth OF
Henry Robinson
Boston
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Edward Gray Robinson
Edward
Robinson
Dora Hidell
W. H. Hidell
Commonwealth
Rome
Sta of Georgia
Dora Hide
Sqhn Noble
Henry A. Clapp
Amusements in Boston area theaters and sales
A compiled list of theatrical offerings includes Samuelments at Park Theatre with The Flirt and The Mighty Dollar. Margaret Mather at the coon Theatre in Romeo and Juliet and Leah. Boston Museum presenting The Guv'nor and Pygmalion and Galatea. Globe Theatre matinee and evening shows. Hollis Street Theatre featuring Theodora with Sarah pecaberry. Howards Athenaum presenting minstrel and variety acts. Boston area theatres including Weston Brothers Comedy Company daily. sales by auction scheduled Monday. Gould-Seelye wedding notices at Wollaston.
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Theodora
Howard Athenaum—Minstre
Variety
BLO
Weston Brothers’ Comedy Company
Bucks and Blades Grand
John Braham
Savoy Theatre
London
H. L. Reid
Fine Art Gallery
Mme. Endress
Edison Illuminating Co
Boston Museum
R. M. Fiely
Isabelle Evelson
W S. Gilbert
Annie Clarke
Boston
Florences
Fanny Davenport
Hollis ST
Isaac B. Rich
Sarah Bernhardt
Henry E. Abbey
Maurice Gran
Teleodora
Bebene Riddle
the Earl
Obituaries and Death Notices Page Briefs
Announcements list multiple deaths and funeral details including Annie R Bradshaw aged 74 Sarah Fay Lydia Hatch Nancy Partridge Samuel F Rogers Nancy Spalding and George Francis Wright. Burial and service times noted with locations in various cities and towns.
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Bradshaw
Annie R. Bradshaw
Samuel C. Bradshaw
Fay
Sarah
Joseph Story Fay
John Bryant
Hatch
Fruitland
Fla
Lydia P. Hatch
Partridge
Nancy
Nathan Partridge
Rogers
Samuel F. Rogers
Spalding
Wilton
N. H
Nancy Spalding
Wright
George Francis
B. M
William R. Wright
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Louis K. Harlow
Charitable
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Leonard & Co
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Wollaston
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Harvard College
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NEW Publications
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Joseph Leidy
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C. A. Young
Charles S. Peirce
Christian Register
Franklin Street
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Cuba
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Hawthorne
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D. Lothrop Company
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Wilson & Co
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W. B. Clarke
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Franklin
Boston Conservatory
Julius Eichberg
Tremont Street
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New England
Mutual Life Ins. CO
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Presidrst
Jos. M. Gibbens
Post Office Square
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Wersee
Francis A. Osborn
Edward T. Merriew
Fairhaven, Mass
Anchorage
P. O
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WM. C. Codman
J. G. Freeman
Kilby Street
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
A. T. Perkins
Cotuit
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Jame
C. Hyde
Milk St. Chase
CRAM
Pemberton Square
Steinon, Moseley & Co
Wharf and Dock First
E Street
Oftice
Kilby St
Salem Lead Company
A. Brown
Treas
Salem
PS. Mvocking & CO. Mill
Onice
Border Street
East
State St
Baeder, Adamson & CO
Smith
GEO. Steck & CO
Tremont St
Waltham St
George H. Clark
Philippe L. Clark
Clark Brothers & Co
Stephen H. Tyng
Charles H. Towne
John H. Frawley
Cort Suraglic Os
WM. H. Thompson
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C. Fernald
A. E. Denison
Rass
Massachs
Margaret L. Antcliff
John H. Antcliffe
Joseph Hancock
Boston Post
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Esquire
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Register
Commonwealth OF Massachou
James McCarron
Margaret McCarron
Joan W. McKim
Elijah George
Commonwealth OF Massachus Seiis
Catherine Feely
Mary A. Dowd
Joan W. McKier
Jomsonwealth
Massachussetts
Middlesex
Probale Court
Mary G. Brewster
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Frederick Bradley
Cambridge
Georgr M. Brooks
J. H. Tyler
Commonwealth OF Massachd
James EF. Strout
Jabez A. Sawyer
Sach
Lorenzo Marrett
George M. Brooks
J.H. Tyler
NeozrSe
John Gilroy
Sarah Gilboy
Marttam Dovay
John T. Simpson
David W. Simpson
Attleborough
Randolph Knapp
North Attleborough
Gorham Rogers & CO
Dundee Goods
Federal Street
Stetson
D’oyly Carte
Gilbert and Sulus
Van
Buddygore
Mrs. W. J. Florence
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Margaret Mather
J. M. Hill
Leah
Bijou Theatre
Weston Bros.’ Comedy Co
Howard Athenaum
Minstrels and Specialty CO
Louis Maas
Miller Hall
Knessel
Miller Piano
Tremo Street
Homeopathic
Mechanics’ Charitable Association
Huntington Avenue
Col. Chaser. Codman
Germania Band
Carl Zerrahn
Otis Clapp & Sons
Beacon Street
Newell A. Thompson
Handel and Haydn Society Music Hall
Georg Hensc
Willar Inch. Borg Henschei
B. J. Lang
Music Hall
Commonwealth of Massachusetts State House
Committee On Public Service
Charles D. Nash
Department of Mass
Green Room
Sta House
N. Clark
William F. Ray
Aaron