France Arrests and Releases Amid Boulanger Case
Paris reports Deputy Laguerre and Herisse arrested leaving a Versailles banquet after General Boulanger speech. They were released, while a sub committee examines 10 320 documents, including 3 000 newspaper articles and visiting cards. Boulanger faces charges of army corruption malversation in the war office and a seditious speech near Carnot’s election with Clémenceau cited as possible confirmer.
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William O'Brien Sues Salisbury for Libel
London April 14 William O'Brien has entered a libel action against Lord Salisbury over remarks in a Watford speech. The case seeks redress for alleged defamatory statements and names the parties and venue.
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Comptoir d'Escompte Paris to raise 40 million francs capital
The Times reports the new Comptoir d'Escompte of Paris will be formed on the lines of the old business with capital of 40,000,000 francs half paid up and offered to existing shareholders. There will be 60,000 founders' shares yielding 30 percent of profits after a 5 percent reserve. Two thirds go to liquidators as a contribution to the former company and 20,000 shares go to the syndicate for unsubscribed stock.
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Emperor Contemplates Resigning Amid Austrian Family Turmoil
Reports from Vienna claim the Empress suffers bouts of melancholy and delusions blaming herself for Crown Prince Rudolf's death. The Emperor prizes rest and contemplates abdication in favor of Franz, while seeking advice from nobles and consulting the Pope, who urged obedience to divine decrees.
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Beverly Farms Residents Deny Withdrawing Estates
In Beverly Massachusetts on April 14 the Beverly Farms wealthy residents deny reports that they are pulling their estates from old Beverly. Notices of change of citizenship were given by Charles J. Morse in October William Amory Gardner in December and Richard T. Barker about three weeks ago. Thornton K Lothrop did not give notice. The total tax of those who notified the board is far under 1 million dollars.
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Thornton K.lothrop
City Officials to Fill Key Posts in Boston
City government plans fill remaining posts with a park commissioner and a city architect. Leading candidates for park commissioner are ex Senator E P Wilbur, Francis Peabody Jr, and Colonel Thomas L Livermore, with Wilbur seen as favored. For city architect, Harrison H Atwood and Louis Weissbein are considered, with Atwood noted as a young Republican in the House and a rising party organizer.
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Waves for the Waters Boosts Boat Goods Firm at Auburndale
Wares for the Waves notes H V Partelow & Co expands as boats oars canoes steam launches and yacht gear are made at their Auburndale factory for light pleasure sailing. A full catalogue is available by sending two 2 cent stamps to 24 426 and 428 Atlantic avenue Boston. The firm is reputed for thorough workmanship.
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Five Prisoners Escape From Salem House of Correction
Salem April 14 great jail delivery as five desperate inmates escape after robbing the office safe. Principals include William Marlow E A Dennis alias Guthrie Felix Golding J Hanley and Thomas W Flynn. Marlow opened the outer door secured two revolvers and about 100 to 200 dollars. A reward is offered for arrest information to Hathaway Hart or Hill. Guthrie later recaptured at Wyoma claiming Marlow plotted the escape.
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P. J. Hanley
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Marlow
Salem Pandas
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J. Hanley
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Hart
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Peabody
Discharged Foremen Protest Mayor Over Removal
The five foremen Michael Coyle J K Crowley Joseph Dunne Francis McCarthy and John Loughan write to Mayor Hart after being discharged from the paving department. They accuse the new superintendent of acting on the influence of former superintendent Michael Meehan, who was removed in 1885 and appointed deputy by the new appointee.
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J. K. Crowley
Joseph P. Dunne
Francis McCarthy
John H. Loughan
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Stubborn draws in Boston Theatre wrestling bouts
In a Boston Theatre show on Saturday evening Duncan C Ross and Pierre known as Greek fought to three half hours with no falls. Other events included Dufur defeating Longevin in two straight falls and Muldoon dominating in Greco Roman bouts. A banquet celebrated Mr Wright’s world trip with Spalding staff present. Handicap racquet action at Boston Athletic Club saw Leeds defeat Dexter. A Newark Caledonians beat Fall River Rovers in a championship football match in Kearney New Jersey.
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Voting list dispute for prohibitory amendment vote in Springfield
The Boston corporation counsel and the attorney general sustain the board of registrars of voters. The Springfield city solicitor advocates using the last State election voting list, restricting voters to those in the State six months before November 6, 1888. Later decisions favor using the last municipal election list, allowing any qualified resident who has lived in a city or town six months before April 22 to vote.
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Spring Academic Schedule Offers Lectures Debates
A series of university events lists lectures by Professor John Williams White on Old Testament angelology, legal tender by Hon. John Jay Knox, and English literature by A. Hill. Debates cover American shipping subsidies and naval policy. Other events include physics demonstrations, a Kneisel Chamber Concert, and church services.
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Scott
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Kansas Investment Company Debentures Announced
Conservative investors should note the Kansas Investment Company new 6 percent gold debentures. The firm’s standing and pier likely reflect notable progress and potential.
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Weak Stock Market Faces Reading and Boston Trepidation
The New York market showed a generally weak tone as Boston sellers pressured Atchison and Boston & Montana. Oregon Short Line fell two points while Naviga tion and Transcontinental declined. Reading rose on short-covering. Banks hold ample deposits, bond dealers face limited supplies, and tax considerations dim city loan returns. The Seattle and Eastern Construction Company raises capital to fund northern branch links, while the American Pneumatic Tool Company markets tools with strong early demand and plans Paris Exposition display.
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Palm Sunday Observed in Boston Churches With Music
Palm Sunday observances filled Catholic and Episcopal churches in Boston with crowds seeking services and concerts. At Church of the Immaculate Conception the 10:30 mass drew standing room and featured Rev. Henry Landaal, Rev. Robert Fulton, and a large choir under Frank Carr with Whiting and Kugler guiding organ and music.
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Harrison Avenue
Henry Landaal
Robert Fulton
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Mulrey
Frank Carr
George E. Whiting
Father Lynch
St. Paul
Meyerbeer
Mozart
Williams
Jerusalem
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Corcoran
Donovan
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Georgia Nixon
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Edward J. Kelly
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Opinion on cider manufacture under proposed alcohol amendment
A Boston 1889 letter requests the legal effect of a pending constitutional amendment on cider. If the amendment bans intoxicating liquors as beverages, cider manufactured for sale would become illegal without new enforcement laws, voiding existing contracts for such sale. J. R. Hoar W. G. Russell Charles Tro. RUSSELL.
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Governor Ames declines bid for reelection
The governor states to the Journal editor that he will not be a candidate for reelection as governor for the coming year. This note ends speculation about a fourth term and clarifies the political path ahead. Named figure Governor Ames is the central subject with the public disclosure.
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City Theatres Show Evening Schedule Across Venues
Hollis Street Theatre presents Robert Elsmere at 7:45 PM. Boston Museum features Joseph’s Sweetheart in the evening. Bark Theatre screens Natural Gas, Globe Theatre runs Pearl of Pekin at 5 PM. Primrose and West’s Minstrels perform 7:45 PM. Cyclorama Tremont Street presents Custer’s Last Light. Howard Atheneum lists Vartly at 8 PM. Grand Opera House shows Annette the Dancing Girl at 7:45 PM.
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Boston Museum
Joseph
Bark Theatre
Globe Theatre
Boston
Marriages At Charlestown Auburn and Cambridge
Marriages recorded for April include Edward M Beard and Sarah E Adams of Charlestown wed by Rev A A Wright. William Parry Kennard of Boston and Alice Miller of Sterling unite at St Peter s Church Auburn by Rev John Brainard D D. Warren White of Newton weds Emily Marion Isles of Cambridge at Cambridge, all April 11.
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Newton
Emily Marion Lobes
Cambridge
Deaths and funeral notices from April in three New England towns
Obituary list from North Cambridge Dorchester Charlestown and surrounding areas notes numerous deaths across April including James W Baldwin aged 78 and Mary B Burleigh 74 with services at North Avenue Universalist Church and other vigils. Names include Jonathan Battles Edwin C Bullard Elizabeth Driscoll Harriet Flagg Clara Hurley Julia Healey Sarah Hubbard John F Holland Robert W Hart Emma L Hartt Alice Winslow Ellen Frances Jackson John Keany Erastus Leavens Eliza McBride Patrick Maguire Mary J W Nichols A E Newton Flora M Parks Charles R Pettengill Elisa Quibler and Elmira Bates with funeral details and ages where given.
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