Faith in the Treaty Consul General Phelan Sees Gains
Consul-General W H Phelan at Halifax discusses the fisheries treaty praising its advantages. He argues the accord clarifies fishing rights, exempts vessels from piloting fees, and allows repairs and trading in Canadian ports without harsh seizures. He notes Canadians gain little while the U S benefits, and warns rejection would revert to the 1818 treaty and more troubles for fishermen. He also comments on annexation sentiment, maritime ties, and recent trade figures between the United States and Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
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Washinctton
W. Hi. Phelan
United States
Halifax
N. S
Missouri
Canadas
Nova Scotia
Maritime Provinces
Mr. Phelan
New Brunswick
Senate
House
Deerfield
Greenfield
House Democrats
George M. Stearns
White House
Lovering
Massachusetts
Maynard
Springfield
Congress
Morrill
Burlington
Phelan
Brotherhood of Brakemen
Friends of the Administration
Beck
Spooner
Joseph Warren
Bunker Hill
Endicott
War Department
Notice of Purchase of Stock and Business at 3271 Washington
A special notice announces the purchase of the entire stock and business of the late John H. Rogers. The new owners now offer a full assortment of boots and shoes for ladies, gentlemen, and children, including French, American, and English goods. The Ladies' Department remains unchanged. Gentlemen's changes will occur as needed. The store at 3271 Washington Street continues.
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John H. Rogers
Messrs. Small Brothers
Rogers
Washington Street
Henry M. Rogers
Boston
Weather forecast brief from WashingTron and Eastport
For twenty four hours from 7 am Thursday April 12 expect slightly colder fair weather for New England and eastern New York with snow in eastern Maine and brisk westerly winds diminishing. Cautionary northwest signals at Eastport. Observed at Bull Hint Observatory at 2 pm April 11 for southeastern New England fair and cooler weather.
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Signal Service
New England
Rockcliffe
Can
New York
Boston
Buffalo
Portland
Pere Marquette
Maine
Eastport
Bull Hint Observatory
H. H. Clayton
Observations Elsewhere at Furniture Reupholsterers
Observations taken simultaneously at all stations note new furniture made to order or existing pieces reupholstered at Jordan, Mansi & QC's. This terse report records synchronized readings across locations asserting product creation and refurbishment activity tied to the named firms.
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Jordan
Mansi & QC
Prince Alexander May Break Off Marriage If Imperial Family Opposes
Report states that Prince Alexander will abandon his proposed marriage if a majority of imperial family members oppose it. Also noted are Banquets by the Conservative National Union of London for Secretary Balfour and remarks by Mr. Gladstone at the National Liberal Club. Weather forecast calls for cooler, fair conditions. Further items include the Unitarian Club meeting at Hotel Vendome and a Home for Incurables benefit by the Dilettants Club. Also recorded: Sears wins the tennis championship and sixteen sailors from Liverpool denied landing under the imported contract labor law.
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Prince Alexander
National Union of London
Balfour
Gladstone
National Liberal Club
Empress Victoria
Berlin
Unitarian Club
Hotel Vendome
Association Hall
Dilettant’s Club
Banquet to Balfour Receives World Wide Backing
London April 11 Conservative Chief Secretary Bal four was feted at a banquet by the Conservative National Union. Toasts praised his leadership and policy for Ireland. Balfour predicted wider acceptance of Conservative policy with justice to tenants and landlords. He credited the government’s support and quipped about a mistaken impression of Mr. Blunt. Warrant issued for John Dillon’s arrest under the crimes act. Atlantic race results. the Bridesmaid beat Atlantis by seven miles. Paris reports chaotic meetings with support for General Boulanger. Rome notes Emin Bey Casati letters. Wadelai mission details. Maprio reports the first execution in five years. Vienna confirms capture and lynching of Temesvar assassin.
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Lonxpon
Balfour
Conservative
National Union
Mr. Balfour
Ashmead-Bartlett
All Ireland
Ireland
Hartington
Mr. Chamberlain
Right
Wilfrid Blunt
Blunt
Mr. Gladstone
Sir William Vernon Harcourt
Earl Spencer
Gladstonians
Parnellites
Gladstone
Parnell
England
John Dillon
East Mayo
Aimes
Yawl Atlantis
Buller
Southampton
Funchal
Madeira
Paris
Robaix
Avesnes
Department of the Nord
General Boulanger
Lille
Gucard
Republican Council of Nord
Rome
Riforma
Camperio
Emin Bey
Casati
Traxiore
Stanley
Wadelai
Maprio
Vienna
Temesvar
New York
Mr. Conkling
Conkling
Oakman
Coxe
Shipman
Ds. Hartley
Barker
Sands
Anderton
Judge Coxe
Roscoe Conkling
Hoffman House
Ms Country
D. W. Voorhees
James A. Beck
F. M. Cockrell
M. W. Ransom
John Ty Reagan
Alexander's Visit Postponed Amid Royal Rumors
Reform, April 11 notes fear of Prince Bismarck’s resignation fading and betrothal talks with Princess Victoria dropped. Empress still seeks swift progress while Emperor Frederick’s health reports remain unconfirmed. Empress thanks Berlin women for aid and pledges further work on female education, welfare, and youth. A rumor of General von Schellendorf’s possible resignation circulates.
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Bismarck
Victoria
Prince Alexander of Battenberg
National Zeitung
Prince Bismarck
Prince Alexander
Frederick
Czarewitch
Alice of Hesse
Alexander
Empress
Berlin
Germany
General von Schellendorf
Gladstone Attacks Smith on Irish Local Government
London April 11 Mr Gladstone at the National Liberal Club banquet attacked W H Smith for opposing extending local government to Ireland. He said Smith exposed that Ireland must be converted and that English liberties would not be shared. He praised growing English opinion on reforms and called Smith’s stance scandalous.
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London
Mr. Gladstone
National Liberal Club
W. H. Smith
Edward Watkin
House of Commons
Ireland
Gladstone
Smith
England
Mr. Smith
Liberal MP Repudiates Singing of God Save Ireland
Mr William Summers who presided over a Huddersfield Liberal meeting repudiates responsibility for the singing of God Save Ireland claiming it was sprung upon the gathering. The note comes amid criticism from Mr John Bright.
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God Save Ireland
Conklings and Clevelandites Dominate District Convention
Worcester hosts the tenth district Democratic convention endorsing President Cleveland. Delegates selected to St Louis include George F. Hewitt as first delegate and A. H. Wheeler as second. The event marked a strong showing for pro-Cleveland candidates amid youthful turnout and a few old-guard holds. In New York, Charles Conkling remains gravely ill with delirium and abscess complications, with doctors unsure of the outcome as the day ends.
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Worcester
St. Louis
Continental Hall
Old Guard
Postmaster Farnsworth
Millbury
Samuel D. Nye
Levi Barker
Lymann Brooks
Andrew Athy
Washington Tufts
Brookfield
Charles Haggerty
Southbridge
Irving B. Sayles
Haggerty
Nye
Russell
Spencer
O’gara
David F. O’connell
Not Allowed to Land Off Boston By Contract Labor Law
Sixteen passengers aboard the schooner On Time from Liverpool were denied landing under the 1885 contract labor act. The vessel carried sixty three people and dock officials learned the sixteen planned to crew two Beverly fishing schooners, Minnette and Iolanthe. Captain Kempton claimed ignorance of the law as the matter awaits port authorities’ decision.
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Liverpool
Charles E. Colcord
Boston
N.S
EF. E. Rafuse
Joseph Corkum
Enos Conrad
William T. Corkum
James A. Wentzel
Thomas Selig
John Tanner
Angus ©. Wentzel
Raffuse
Minnette
Beverly
J. W. Ober
Iolanthe
Charles Kimball
Parker Pentz
William Culp
William P. Culp
James Ratuse
Alexander Godfrey
George Cluttenpurg
Edward Chandler
Roby Conrad
Joseph H. Mouser
Critchett
Annie B. Lane
Cook
Kempton
Gpiga
John G. Hall & Co
Congress
United States
Eta
Nic
Pervante
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Army Orders From Washington Apr 11 Aboard to Camden board investigates loss of public property
Army orders issued from Washington on April 11 detail leave extensions for Lieutenant Colonel Alexander J. Perry and First Lieutenant William H. Miller. Recruits assigned to Twenty-first, Tenth, and Fourth Infantry units. A board of survey will meet in Camden, New Jersey, to assess the loss of property at the rendezvous, with Major John V. Furey, Colonel Magruder, and Lt. Hugh L. Scott named.
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WaAsniveron
SrEreran
Alexander J. Perry
William H. Miller
First Cavalry
Twenty-first Infantry
Tenth Infantry
Fourth Infantry
David L. Magruder
John V. Furey
Hugh L. Scott
Seventh Cavalry
Camden
N. J
Ordezvous
Charles K . Keyl
Dwenty- 4 Infantry
Fifth annual Theta Delta Chi convention in New England
The fifth annual convention of the New England Association of Theta Delta Chi was held at Loung's Hotel. Officers elected included President A L Bartlett and Vice President H F Lewis. Banquet guests included notable members and delegates from Harvard, Yale, Brown, Tufts, Amherst, Dartmouth, Bowdoin and Boston University.
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New England Association of Theta Delti Chi
Young's
Atchison
Massachusetts Hommopathic Medical Society
Steinert Hall
New Hampshire Club
Revere House
New England Association of Theta Delta Chi
Loung’s
A. L. Bartlett
H. F. Lewis
Mr Bullock
E. S. Griffing
Tota
J.J. Walker
Ma Deuteron
George B. McGregor
Zeta
Mark
Boston University
W. &R. Stockbridge, Jr
E. C. Camp
Amherst
A. S. Miller
S. P. Smith
H. Foster
W. BR. Bigelow
W.F. Gregory
Dartmouth
Charle Knight
F. M. Rhodes
E. I. Landy
G P. Gorley
Grand Lodge
M. A. Kilvert
Our Lady Friends
H. H. Haskell
Theta Delta Chi
IE. C. Crandall
Steamers Arrived and Departed Listed by Port
Shipping news lists multiple vessels arriving at Boston New York Philadelphia Lisvon Havre Copenhagen Havre and other ports in April. Vessels include Roman Dorian Brinio Michigan Slavonia Newnham Marsala India Gordon Castle Ursuria Otranto and more with origins ranging from Liverpool London New Orleans Yokohama and Baltimore.
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Boston
Roman
Liverpool
Hermann
Antwerp
New York
Dorian
Mediterranean
Timor
Brinio
Baracoa
City of Alexandria
Mexico
Havana
Rosse
Rio Janeiro
Bhengar
Matanzas
Rhyniand
Antiverp
Philadelphia
Michigan
London
Lisvon
Marsala
Copenhagen
Slavonia
Havre
Newnham
Francisca
New Orleans
Gordon Castle
Sagua
Scotland
Ursuria
Saga
Gravesend
Otranto
Gibralter
India
Baltimore
Genoa
the Howick
Gardenia
Prawle Point
Rotterdam
Newpote
Toledo
Lonon
Gibraltar
Kings Cross
Palermo
Thornycroft
France
St Catharine’s Point
Kronprinz Friedrich Wild Bn
Bremen
Panama
City of Washington
Vancouver
Parthi
Yokohama
Arizona
Liverpol
Kenane
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Leonard & CO
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Calclon Fine
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Ewer
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Grand Haven
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Ine
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Marquette
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Pere Roug
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Helena
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Cheyenne
North Platte
Denver
Cesees Dodge Flys
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G. W. Simmons & CO
North Street
R. D. Sears
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