Excursion Train Invitations From Boston to New York
A long list of names and addresses across Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Massachusetts shows invited parties for an excursion train from Boston to New York. Authorized hosts include Rice at Quincy House, French, Smalley, Seedman, James, Haynes, Cordley, Copeland, and many others. Prospectus and information are available through W P Rice at Spy House, Boston, or Cordle & Co. Bankers.
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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. EF. 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
Rice
Quincy House
Mass
M. H. French
Ghougee
Smalley Quincy House
Baster
B. King
Mercantile Street
Bosn
Mas
H. T. Stevens
Nat
Bank of the Republic
Massey
Shonpson
Washington Street
Dkve
E. Page
T. Seedman
Harles L. James
Emory J. Haynes
Ston
Charles Copeland
J.C. Donselll
Ge N. V Bed
B. Lincoln
GE Fales
Sriend
Charles A. Haines
Wollaston
W. W. Rice
Brorger
Pinkham
L. W. M. Mick
Waltham
Horatio
Adams
Kingston
H. B. Peirce
Abington
AP. Hilds
Springfield
H. Skinner
W. P. Bailey
Malden
Thomas Dowling
H. Crane
Eee
A.W. Wheeler
Lowell
Cushing & Reed
Lawrence
W. EL H. Looney
Portland
A. Leighton
Spy House
Cordle & CO
Bankers
Cardiff, Roane CO
Brazil Reads A New Constitution Like the United States
Specialists draft a Brazilian constitution modeled on the U S system aiming for direct public adoption. The document outlines a federal republic with states, a unified Fatherland, and provisions for defense, liberty, and equal rights. The Assembly may become federal or constituent depending on adoption. Rio de Janeiro or another locality to host the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arope Jaxemo
Constituent Assembly
Brazil
United States of Brazil
Republic of Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Constituent
General Assembly
A Noble English Oak Cabinet for Library Rooms
A grand oak library cabinet on eight castered feet with fourteen shelves capable of holding about three hundred volumes. It features three locked glass-front cabinets, a sixty inch top shelf, a Yale-lock drawer, and a rich English oak finish with an antique dark glow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame de Maintenon
Lord Bacon
Yale Lock
Clonveyancers Title Insurance Names Reported
The Clonveyancers Title Insurance case lists Rupert CopDMAN Moses Williams Henry Brae Heman Claritx Jossin Fay Jr Alex F WapsWor rth Hen as principals in an archival notice detailing the firm's personnel lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Copdman
Moses Williams
Henry W. Brae
Heman W. Claritx
Jossin
Fay, JR
Alex. F, Wapsworrth
Hen
Riot in Vienna as Troops Fire Blank Volleys
At a strikers meeting in Vienna on April 8, police were stoned and 8000 unemployed workers held a second riot. The mob demolished a guard room, wounded the officer, attacked a spirit shop, blocked fire engines, plundered Jewish shops, and smashed shop windows. Two cavalry squadrons and a battalion dispersed the rioters. fourteen police were wounded and many civilians hurt. Thirty-seven arrested. Mapri, April 8 notes a Barcelona labor demonstration planned for May with a strike likely following.
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Vienna
New Lerchenfeld
Mapri
Barcelona
Adriatic Denies Refusal To Aid City of Paris
London officials deny the Adriatic refused to assist the City of Paris after the collision and contradict reports that the accident opened bulkhead openings between the engine rooms. Captain Watkins of the City of Paris and Inman line director Mr. Taylor dispute the claims, maintaining aid was offered and the bulkheads remained intact.
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London
Watkins
City of Paris
Taylor
Inman Line
Paris
Bavaria Lifts Pork Import Ban and Court of Honor Considered
General Caprivi ends the pork interdict in Bavaria easing meat shortages amid high prices. A pending Congress bill for meat export inspection could lift the ban on American pork. Dr. Knappe, former German consul at Samoa, is retired. Emperor William to appoint a court of honor to settle army officer quarrels. duels allowed only for insults to ladies or fiancées with refusal to apologize.
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Berry
General Caprivi
Bavaria
Congress
Knappe
Samoa
William
Gladstone Fears Land Bill From Friends at Tring Station
April 9 London dispatch reports Mr. Gladstone saying the land bill is in a fishy condition based on its reception by government allies. He would be glad if he could approve it but warns it risks British credit and faces serious opposition from deputations at Tring railway station.
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London
Gladstone
Tring
Proving the Bill Delicate for British Credit
The speaker could not fully prove the principle without risking British credit. A stiff point would arise if debtors, after lending, must prove they never borrowed, arguing that the money was forced upon them and thus cannot be repaid. Mr. Gladstone urged delegates to keep Parliament to its pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Italian Squadron to Toulon for Carnot Visit
Count Menabrea informed Foreign Minister Ribot that Italy will despatch a squadron to Toulon for President Carnot's visit. Ribot said the gesture would keenly gratify President Carnot, and called it a spontaneous act of international courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Count Menabrea
M. Ribot
Italy
Toulon
Carnot
M. Carnot
Decree Pardoning Duke of Orleans Reported by Cabinet
The Rappel reports a pardon decree for the Duke of Orleans prepared and to be issued tomorrow after a Cabinet meeting at the Elysee Palace. The discussions centered on his release as part of the French government actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Duke of Orleans
Palace of the Elysée
Duke of Oreans
Dahomian Question Move in French Chamber
Paris reports the Chamber of Deputies will immediately take up the Dahomian question upon reassembly. Admiral Krantz will organize a naval expedition to Dahomey and, with Parliament's sanction, a military expedition will follow to crush the Dahomean king's forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Temps
Chamber of Deputies
Krantz
Dahomey
Peruvian Corporation Registered to Convert External Debt
London April 8 The Peruvian Corporation Limited has been registered to carry out the conversion of the Peruvian external debt and to take advantage of concessions granted to the bondholders in the recent settlement. Sir Alfred Dent is chairman and H R Grenfel vice-chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Peru
Edward Lloyd
London Daily Chronicle
Peruvian Corporation, Limited
Sir Alfred Dent
H. R. Grenfel
Canada renews fishery modus vivendi with US for another year
Ottawa April 8 Sir John Macdonald announced in the House that the fisheries modus vivendi between Canada and the United States would be renewed for an additional year. The agreement had expired on February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
John Macdonald
Canada
United States
Prison Congress to Divide for Penal, Treatment and Prevention
Arrangements for the Prison Congress outline three independent sections covering penal legislation prison treatment and crime prevention. Bramwell Booth son of General Booth is summoned by a woman to appear in a police court on a charge of retaining certain property.
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Sy. Preferspurc
Prison Congress
London
Bramwell Booth
General Booth
Salvation Army
Cranston and Jamestown Elect Republican Representatives
April 8 Rhode Island election results report Cranston and Jamestown choosing Republican Representatives while North Smithfield and West Greenwich failed to elect. If the sitting representative holds over, Republicans 62 Democrats 47 with nine more to be elected from Providence. Republicans must elect two to control the grand committee, Democrats eight to do so.
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Providence
R. I
Cranston
Jamestown
North Smithfield
West Greenwich
Grand Committee
Wilson Newcomb wedding in Washington church ceremony
Miss Newcomb daughter of Professor Simon Newcomb wed Francis A. Wilson of Boston at the Church of the Incarnation in Washington. Rev L Townsend officiated with Hollingsworth as best man, Josie Newcomb maid of honor, and a large society crowd attending the reception at Professor Newcomb’s P Street home before the couple departed for Boston.
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Washington
Severar
Chicago billiard tournament results and religious votes
Chicago billiard results show Tyee 276 Catton 223 Schaefer 5600 Heiser 42. The New York Methodist conference readopted a prohibitory resolution and favored submitting constitutional prohibition to a popular vote. East conference endorsed founding a Methodist university. Isaac Amable Quintal of Montreal, a notary, has disappeared, reportedly depressed over his son's death and possible financial troubles. his funds totaling 53000 are in four banks, with an estimated net worth of 100000.
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Chicago
Tyee
Catton
Schaefer
Heiser
New York Methodist Conference
East Conference
Issac
RockKLang Schooner Leaks After Rock Strike Near Fox Island
The schooner E. C. Gates, Captain Numan, sailing from Fremont to New York with lumber, struck a rock in Fox Island thoroughfare and began leaking at 2600 strokes per hour. It will be hauled to the South marine railway for repairs. New Bedford reports Honolulu advices that the brig Francis A. Barstow reached Honolulu March 15 bound for the Arctic Ocean, and carried eighty barrels of oil on its voyage.
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Rockklang
E. C. Gates
Numan
Fremont
New York
Fox Island
South Marine Railway
New Bedford
Honolulu
Francis ‘A. Barstow
Arctic Ocean
Trans-Atlantic Ship Departures and Arrivals Reported
In Boston and beyond on April 7 and 8, ships such as Valencia bracketing Bessarabia from Valencia and Exeter City from Bristol Swansea, Liver pol from Bremen, and British Princess from Liverpol, appear with routes among New York Philadelphia Halifax Glasgow Antwerp and Moville, detailing departures, arrivals, and origin ports. The list notes vessels including Martello Nestorian Rialto Carthagenian and Yoxford with varied origin cities and destinations, reflecting a busy midweek sailing pattern.
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Boston
Bessarabia
Valencia
Bratten
Saracoa
Baltimore
Lancashire
Cardiff
New York
Bider
Bremen
Exeter City
Bristol
Swansea
Philadelphia
Liverpol
Gravesend
Martello
Ems
Havre
la Chimpagne
Moville
Portland
Liverpool
Carthagenian
Halifax
Nestorian
Glasgow
Dublin
Naples
Antwerp
Rialto
St. Oswald
Lisbon
Yoxford
CycloneHits Ohio Michigan Illinois Rifling Towns
A widespread storm system lashed Ohio Michigan and Illinois on April 8. Norwalk saw a factory collapse injuring workers, with Dora Palmer killed and several others hurt. Oberlin and other towns faced flooding, shattered windows, and downed trees. Minor damage and injuries were reported in several Michigan communities including Charlotte and Allegan, with roofs torn off and barns destroyed.
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Cleveland
Norwalk
Spracue & Rench
Dora Palmer
Nellie Harding
Miss Brush
Colonel Sprague
O. M. Hames
John Copsey
Joan Myers
Charles Barer
Dr. A. Levercool
William Perrin
D. Zwick
John Parker
Oberlin
College Street
Plum Creek
Liverroor
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cuarorri
Mich
Richardson Mill Company
Feokens
Barhat
Osenkrans
Allegan
Trowbridge Township
Battle Creek
Gornac Lake
Kallamazoo
Woodward Avenue
Mount Cremens
Fred Eberlein
Frazer
Roperts
Lll
Prophettstown
Lil
Edward Hammond
Derricks Collapse Kills Four on Rail Line Near West Point
A derrick on the Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern line near West Point, Louisville area, collapsed during trestle repairs today. Four men fell about 125 feet to the gulch below, with foreman Howard and several others badly hurt.
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Louisville
West Point
Howard
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JL Chamberlain
Oodwin
E . Orrey
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George H. Theobald
Richmond
A. R. Bixby
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Chkrles A. Marston
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L M. Lord
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Beak Rockland
H. Allen Zhomaster
Ion
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N. H. Aon
F. B.reeck
E. S. Fay
Portanjousa
Cincinnati Lancet and Clinic
Bright
Byron Avery
West Campton
N. J
Paine
Phelps
Dartmouth College
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Jersey City
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Page
Maryland
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Ag G American Society
Maine
Rhode Island
Chicago Tribune
Ohio
Michigan
Tllinois
Manning
Albany
Derrick
Caleb M. Guild and
Cornell University
Manhattan
Kan
People’s Savings Bank
Worcester
Republic of
Adriatic
Caprivi
France
Police Board
Massachusetts Humane Society
Repubblican
Star Chamber
Suffolk Bank Corporation
Old Board of Trustees
Parker House
Bostonian Society
Eaton
Mystic Valley Club
Home Market Club
Massachusetts Volunteer
Macbeth
Vincent Fund
St. Paul's Church
Herbver
Old Colony
Stanton Avenue
Cor. Methodist Episcopal Church
Needlewoman’s Friend
Massachusetts Infant Asylum Association
Doliber-Goodale CO
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Leonard & Co
Perrault
Annapolis
Jackson
Baltimore City
the Clonveyancers
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Freprarcx
C. Boorres
Cnantes & Rackemans
James R Cannet
Grenville H. No
Neness
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Georar A. Fisner
William C. Williamson
Phixvas B. Sura
J. Moneis Menepith
Ronent & Mixot
H. Edes
New England City
Georgia
Chattanooga. John
Fitchburg Depot
Hipston
Raymond & Whitcomb
Cincinnati
Sale City
Flesant New Proaneutua
VRE
NEW England Company
Beacon Street
Beeta Park
Fan Euil Hall
Eny
Sheppard Howai
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of
D. H. Buckley
Devonshire Street
ATL Life As. CO
J.T. Phelps
State Agt
Hatteras
Boslon
Ip mi
Mometer
Sess
Moston
Buffalo
Hismarck
Dak
Cheyenne
Fair Cincinnat
Detroit
Duluth
Elaso
Yair Asrport
Clonay Salt Lake City
Clear
Wilmington
N.C
Sherman
KING
Sherman “King”? Vaporizer Co
Kilby St
the Duke OF Orleans
General Foreign News
Wilson—Newcomb
Paine’s Furniture
Ganal St.,s
Isisepepon
Mlinois
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