Springfield Mayor's Daughter to Wed in City Marriage
The daughter of ex Mayor Wight of Springfield is set to marry Mr Nathan D Bill of that city. The New York Journal notes Rose Coghlan's romantic pursuit in tomorrow's issue and Rev William C Winslow preaches at Church of the Good Shepherd. The marriage of Charles Frye of Philadelphia to Meri D Burnham occurred at Trinity Church with Rev Phillips Brooks officiating.
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Wight
Springfield
Nathan D. Bill
New York Journal
Rose Coghlan
William C. Winslow
Commonwealth Avenue
Trinity Church
Phillips Brooks
Blaine
Washington
Agusta
Windom
Joan C. Cramer
Waterford
New York
Florida
Eliphalet Cramer
Milwaukee
Levi Davenport
Colerain
Arms Academy
Shelburne Falls
Alice Swagey
Swazey
Clinton Hay
Portland
Montpelier Argus
Benjamin T. Newman
Bath
Ecole National Des Beaux Arts
Paris
Newman
Samuel Thomas
Pennsylvania Iron King
Birmingham
Ala
F. G. Lawrence
Lawrence
Townleys
John H. Inman
Newport
Charis F. Williams
Portland = Steam Packet company
William Weeks
Beston Post
Charles Wiliams
Zoston
Porland Argus
Morton Prince
Harvard Medical School
Harman
Spencer, Auxtey
Othrs
Lippincott
Philadelphia
Ohio Senator Payne files many consulship applications
Ohio Senator Payne has submitted about 35 applications for consulships but none have resulted in appointments yet. The piece notes the start of the next presidential campaign in Ohio and critiques administration aims, with references to the Bryant O. Press and other political chatter.
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Payne
Ohio
Bryant O. Press
Robert T. Lincoln
Ada Sweet
Aulsata
District of Columbia
Washington
Treasury
Frank Hatton
The
Tribune
Pearson
Hatton
Buffalo Express
Washington Sentinel
Treasury Department
Manning
Cabinet Harmony Amid Reports Of Disintegration
Special Despatch from Washington reports the cabinet under President Cleveland remains harmonious and unified with the president personally supervising department work. Details cover appointments, public notices, and possible shifts in New York political influence, plus comments from the president on Civil Service norms and race relations.
Gladstone Announces Pending Details On Penjdeh Incident
London April 17 Mr Gladstone in the house of commons said a full independent report on the Penjdeh incident has been received from Sir Peter Lumsden. He noted deciphered telegrams, pending information, and that a vote of credit would be asked on Monday or Tuesday with details on funds and purposes.
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London
Mr.Gladstone
House of Commons
Peter Lumsden
M. Gladstone
Vispruf
Russia
Penj-deh
Mgr
Gladstone
Sas
Double Executions At Thomaston And Concord Inmate Deaths
In Thomaston Maine Father Boniface and two condemned men Santoro and Capone faced execution after forenoon discussions with priests and sheriffs. The hangings occurred without incident, absolution granted, and Santoro left a letter claiming innocence. In Concord New Hampshire Thomas Samon was executed at 11 28 after Catholic rites and a brief prayer.
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Maine
Thomaston
Bonifaci
Santoro
Capone
Roeth
Harrison Avenue
Boston
Irish
Wordsworth
Boniface
Adieux
Samon
Laconia
Concord
N. H
Thomas Samon
Sheriff Story
Father Barry
Sherif Story
Henning
Unknown man drowns self in East Hartford pond
An unidentified man about 30 years old committed suicide by drowning in a pond at East Hartford this afternoon. He stood five feet eight inches, weighed around 160 pounds, with dark hair and a moustache. An envelope addressed to Nick Lanman of New York was found on him. Authorities have custody of the body.
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J Hartford
Conn
East Hartford
Nick Lanman
West Twenty Fifth Street
New York
Multiple Local Incidents Reported Across New England
A week’s events include a Sullivan boy drowning at age 11, widespread strikes among Germania mills in Holyoke and New Bedford, and a Fall River district court arraignment for felonious assault with a continued trial. A Troyills case verdict favored the defendant, and a New Haven conviction followed by sentence referral. Worcester man found dead with a self-inflicted bullet wound near the city. Carter’s stone yard strikers arrested in Vermont for threatening non union workers. Massachusetts disbarment action against Daniel W. Proctor. AWestfield store burglary attempt results in safe drilling and an unsuccessful break in before alarm drove away intruders.
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Marblehhad
F. M. Sterrel
Sullivan
Germania Woollen Mills
Holyoke
New Bedford
Fall River
C. J. Martin
Mahone Va
Troyills
al! River
New Haven
Conn
Marvin Hmesbury
Charles H. Amesbury
Sins Wen
Worcester
Carter
South Ryegate
St. Johnsbury
Vermont
Gardiner
Superior Court
Lawrence
Sherman
Daniel W. Proctor
Massachusetts
Greenfield
Maine
C. H. Gowdy & Son
Westfield
Mass
Financial dispute over company funds and false circulars
The plaintiff alleges that about $19,000 of company funds were used to settle damages against Page and Chase for issuing a false circular about the company's finances. Haven testified about customary discounts from paper firms and funds deposited in Rutland National Bank to pay bills, with residue allocated to the companies. Specifications concerning trustee salary and fund mismanagement were largely withdrawn, leaving 12 of 27 remaining.
Page's direct exam continues in Rutland trial
In Rutland Vermont on April 17 Gov Page's direct examination continued focusing on his business methods for the company. He contradicted Boston banker George B. Chase regarding the purchase of 148000 dollars in first mortgages and related dealings.
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Rutland, Vt
Gev. Page
George B. Chase
Boston
Malden Trial Teaches Unusual Prisoner Case in House
The Commonwealth cases Rev. Richard W. Graham for alleged illegal detention of Mrs. Jane A. Jordan and her four daughters at 50 Main Street Malden. Witnesses recount locked doors, held entry, and dispute over attic storage as defense cites occupancy rights and rent. Court adjourned with Graham’s defense claiming only to bar entry to his room from the family.
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Malden
the Commonwealth
Richard W. Graham
Graham
Jane A. Jordan
Edith
Laura
Lillian
Elia
Capti
Chateau eGrehham
Grahams
Main Street
Jordan
Mr. Graham
Louis
Clarence
Marcellus Coggan
Commonwealth
Atre
Boston
Muchter
Mr. Grahau
Iduth
Edith N. Jordan
Witnss
Henry
Jordans
Gaham
Freeman Wins In Three Game Championship Match
Providence April 17 One game was played lasting three hours in the checker championship. Freeman forced his opponent Freeman forced the Duke variation and, after five minutes, gained a decisive position to win. Noted players from across the country arrived to witness the match. Freeman 3, Anaiker 0, drawn 15.
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Providence
R. I
Barker
Freeman
James Stephens reports arrest in Paris on sick bed
Fenian leader James Stephens writes to the Chicago Times that he was taken from Paris while ill and transported to Belgium without food until he recovered. Other items note boxing under London prize ring rules, a court acquittal for ex mayor De Pavesse, doctors saying Mr Frelingburgsen improves, a snow accident in Colorado injuring several, and Scottish Clan officers elected in Cleveland.
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James Stephens
Chicago Times
Paris
Belgiiun m Irens
Ian Harlem
N. Y
Jim Fell
Dennis Butler
Tpanish
Fell
de Pavesse
Longland City
Newark
N. J
Gorman
Mercer
Frelingburgsen
Breckenridge
Col
South Park Road
Wheeler
Royal Clan of the Order of Scottish Clans
Cleveland
R. R. Scott
St. Louis
Alexander McKay
Boston
A. W. McKenzie
Providence
I. C. Dodds
A. McLaren
At-Arims
R. G. Monroe
Chicago
A. Warnock
Quincy
Mass
John Smith
Taunton
Boston Beaten by Baltimore Scrub Nine in Cold Showers
Baltimore defeats Boston 9 to 2 as buffs, including Burns and Buffinton, pitch poorly yet bat well. Hines errs thrice and misplays a fly, while Wise commits costly errors in a crowd of 2,000 spectators.
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BaLtimore
Bostons
Baltimores
Macallar
Muldoon
Emilie
Nava
Manning
Burns
Wise
Hines
Marine Le Blanche Fights McCoy In Boston Draw After Slugging Clash
Nearly 400 spectators paid five dollars to watch George Le Blanche the marine and Pete McCoy of Bridgeport spar eight rounds under Fair Play rules for a $500 purse at the Boston boxing club on Haymarket Place. The drawn match ended after two rounds with police interference and strong crowd reactions as Le Blanche appeared to lead in the first round while McCoy held the advantage in the second.
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Boston
Haymarket Place
George le Blanche
the Marine
Pete McCoy
Bridgeport
McCoy
le Blanche
Jake Kilrain
Tin McCarthy
Frank Moran
John L. Sullivan
Florry Driscoll
Mariie
Lefe
Sullivan
LeBlanche
George Blair
South
Quebec
J. Putman
Citadel
T. Preston
L. W. Brown
Lewiston
Charles Mitchell
C. E. Randall
Tom Henry
Denny Kelleher
Mike Gorman
Jack Green
Butte
Mon
Duncan McDonald
Kid Clover
Jack Stewart
Spy Pond
Arlington
Mass
Ned Craig
Dominick McCaffrey
Windsor Theatre
John L
Indictments Follow Navy Officer Incident and City Fire Collapse
The Coton carrier, sailing from Aspinwall, carried Lieut Charles H Juda of the US Navy who acted erratically and was arrested after wandering to a hotel. DA Martine announced a grand jury indictment of Charlee A Puddensick and Charles Frank for second degree manslaughter in the Sixty second Street building collapse case. Police also arrested Isaac Silverberg of Boston for theft of a gold watch from Bessie Young and remanded him for Boston police arrival.
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New York
Coton
Aspinwall
Charles H. Juda
United States Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Martine
Charlee A. Puddensick
Charles Frank
Isaac Silverberg
Boston
Bessie Young
Silverberg
Ward 8 Democrats Rally Amid Housing Tally Fight
A Ward 8 rally in West End Friday night, organized by Independents, denounced regulars and backed Taylor led ticket for a caucus to decide Ward 8 representation. Speakers included ex Senator Galvin and Councilman Murray. dispute focused on Lomasney and party loyalties. Regulars distributed notices urging support for their Democratic ward committee slate to exclude independents.
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Tole West End
Ahe-Horse Express
Cdy
Blossom Street
Henry Griffin
Oder
Galvin
Dwyer
Murray
Goou
Griffin
nUy
Sheeny
Wall Street
Janes V. Farley
David A. Latter
John Judge
Edward Barry
Michael O'Rourke
Patrick Higgins
George W. Day
John Lyons
Patrick O. Doherty
George F. Knight
Matthew J. Neary
John Scanlon
City Central Committee
Brighton Street
Wm. Taylor,Jr
Taylor
Owen A. Galvin
Trask
Councihuan Taylor
William Taylor, Jr
Thomas F. Keenan
John Jucge
Frank P. Maguire
John E MecNelley
William Harrington
John J. McCarty
Daniel Kenniff
Guivin
Fariey
Cal
David A. Latham
Lathyin
Bully Taylor
Dick Murray
Mondty Aigat
Lomasney, Taylor & Co
Richrd J. Merray
Johy B. Fitzpatrick
John Houliion
James H. Butler
James P Spillane
Thomas E. Keating
Dennis Walsh
Patrick D. Dwyer
Tothis
Boston stage to showcase Pamela era's musical drama lineup
The Boston Museum Company returns to the home stage Monday with Augustine Daly's Piano in a large cast led by Captain Arthur Standish and stars including Mabel Renfrew, Miss Regina Dace, and Miss Miriam O’Leary. A fiftieth anniversary tribute and a Joan of Arc burlesque follow in a packed weekend.
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Boston Museum Company
Augustine Daly
Capt
Arthur Standish
U.S. N
Charles Barron
Matthew Standish
Alfred Hudson
Sammy Dymple
George W. Wilson
Thorsby Gill
George R. Parks
Raymond Lessing
Edwin Arden
Gossitt
James Burrows
Raymoney Jim
Ronnie Sherwood
J. R. Vincent
Legislature activity on liquor laws and various bills
The senate discussed liquor law amendments and rejected several proposals on licenses and election day candidates. Measures on search warrants and school-adjacent liquor sales were deemed inexpedient. Other items moved toward third reading or engrossment, including a bill for notice for ill patients, joint tenancy statutes, foreign mining returns, Conway academy transfer, bluefish nets, and consolidating Boston exchanges. withdrawals granted for Worcester court house funding, pickled fish inspection, and state aid petitions.
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Senate
Leonard
Morrill
Conway Academy
Conway
Vineyard Sound
Yarmouth
Dennis
Harwich
Boston Commercial Exchange
Boston Produce Exchaige
Ope Corporation
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Committee On the Judiciary
County Commissioners of
Worcester
Central District Court of
William Page
Martha W. Whitcomb
Women Home Missionary Society Marks Second Anniversary
In NocHVILLE Conn April 17 the Southern New England conference met this afternoon to observe the second anniversary of the Women’s Home Missionary Society. Secretary Mrs Jennie Whiling spoke on evangelizing and aiding local women, outlining who needs help who can help and how they cooperate. The business session proceeded to executive discussion and ran late.
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Nochville
Conn
Southern New England
Womn
Home Missionary Society
Jennie Whiling
Department of
Spose
Providence
Newport
South Manchester
Hagardville
Lee ore beds suspend operations in West Stockbridge
In Fittsfield Massachusetts on April 17, operation at the Lee ore beds has been suspended leaving about 100 men out of work. Last fall wages were reduced to 90 cents a day and an offer of 1 for the summer season was made by the mine owners. The men demanded 125 and the company stopped work. They hold a year’s supply of ore and are presently independent of their employees.
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Panama
Gren
Santo Domingo Vila
Bogota
Gaitau
Vila
Carthagena
Pablorosmens
Gonima
Arosemens
Josemena
Goima
Aizpura
Farfan
Aizpurn
Aspinwall
Atlantic
Preston
Gernima
Kane
Galena
Colon
United States
Pacific Mail
Prestan
Capt
Dow
Mr. Connor
Monkey Hill
Panama Railroad
Pacific Matchart and Office
Soda
Hysytien
Perbuzal
Jacmelu
Mhayti
Lilly
Canal Company
Panama Railroad Company
Burt
M. Jules Dinzler
Gomma
Santa Anna Church
Secon Grove
Fittsfield
Mass
Lee
West Stockbridge
Millinery House of Henry M Burr & Co Boston Lead Millinery Line
The millinery house of Henry M Burr & Co in Boston, under Mr Wetheren, is a leading shop with vast stock and famed styles. Frontage on Washington Street features maroon velvet windows, while the interior offers bright light, a reception parlor, and a large wholesale section with busy workers. The firm performs orders promptly and showcases trimmed hats, bonnets, and trimming materials for ladies, misses, and children.
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Henry M. Burr & Co
Boston
Wetheren
United States
Washington Strees
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Royal Mail Steamship Company
Panama City
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R. P. Carroll
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G. C. Adams
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C. H. Minot
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Sig
Bijou
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Hijou Theatre
J. Hystoddart
J.E. Whiting
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Tony Pastor
Tony Pastor A
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Mrs. Harry Watson
Wiss Hilda Thomas
Prince and Sigdame Katsnoshin
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E. N. Talbot
James O’neil
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Col. Mapleson
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Woirow
Hiere
Nlarverly
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Ingersoll
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Damrosch German Opera Company
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Perham
Chelmsford
Annie Fitzgerald
North Adams
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Mason
Millett
Adams
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Blaney
Natick
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Shepard, Norwell & Co
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Doherty
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Elder
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Riel
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REO
Lyon & AU
Chambers
Temple Place
Jackson GU
Tremont Street
Hallet & Davis
Tremont ST
Boston Marine Insurance Co
Baring Brothers & CO
Curtis Davis
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