Colonel Bell Sets Salary Charity for Democratic Campaign
Colonel Nicholas M. Bell, superintendent of foreign mails, vows to deposit every dollar of his salary from March 4 until removal to fund the Democratic national committee 1892 campaign. The $3000 annual pay has yielded over $350 saved thus far, with Bell noting he is not dependent on his wages. Representative Wade of Missouri, a friend, says the plan shows offensive partisanship and urges Bell's removal.
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Murder and arson in West Farms tragedy shock Springfield
In West Farms a 79 year old man Joseph King was shot by his son Edgar, the house burned, and Edgar later killed himself. Neighbors found King dead in bed, his wife asleep nearby, as the elder King’s violent act unfolded. Witnesses described a brutal escape and a neighbor removing the body before dawn.
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Combination suits for boys of 4 to 12 in Boston
Popular early selling of boys suits includes jackets two pantaloons and cap priced at 4 50. Blue flannel sailor suits sell 95 cents, the same price as last year. A single lot of light covert coats is marked special as the cheapest in Boston. Easter hat gloves shoes and overcoats offered as best value today.
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Boston Reorganizes Visits Jersey City In 6-4 Loss
The Boston team, reorganized, played the Jersey Citys in Jersey City Heights drawing about 600 spectators. Sanders pitched for Boston with Hurley behind the plate, while Daly and Hofford were the battery for Jersey City. Final score listed Jersey Citys 4 and Bostons 5 with errors and fielding noted.
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Scores From Recent Games Across Major Cities
In Pittsburg, Pittsburghs defeated Torontos 7 to 0. Indianapolis Americas beat Chicagos 9 to 5. Cincinnati Reds led St Louis 12 to 4. Philadelphia Athletics triumphed over Brooklyns 3 to 2. Baltimore defeated Columbus 13 to 3. Louisville beat Kansas Citys 8 to ?
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Bismarck Defines Naval Commanders Duties Amid Samoan Crisis
Prince Bismarck issues a policy order clarifying naval commanders may refuse consul requests lacking German foreign office authority. He denounces Consul Knappe for Dec 17 actions in Samoa, says Germany will not handle Samoa’s internal affairs, and aims to protect German interests and commerce.
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Port Physician of Boston Weds Miss Ward at Westland Hotel
Dr. Charles H. Cogswell port physician of Boston marries Miss Margaret Ward at Hotel Westland. The ceremony in parlors read by Rev. Thomas R. Lambert, with Usher Hobart Ames, William H. Ames, and A. L. Spring. Bridal gown white lace veil diamond pendant gift of groom. Post ceremony breakfast and short wedding trip. Home at Hotel Westland May second and third Tuesdays.
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Newton
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Addison Brown
New York
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Haverhill
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Goodman & Rosenberger Diamond Firm Fails Again
New York on April 18 reports Goodman and Rosenberger, jewelry dealers at 34 Maiden Lane, have failed with liabilities around 60000 and assets undetermined. The firm previously failed in 1884 for 100000, settling at 20 cents on the dollar.
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Goodman & Rosenberger
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News on missing Danmark passengers remains unresolved
London reports incoming steamers with moderate weather and no mention of the Danmark. The Queen from New York arrived at Queenstown and saw no trace of the missing passengers. In New York the Alsatia from Gibraltar reached port with no sightings of the lost vessel or its travelers.
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Gibraltar
Steamers Arrived in Atlantic Ports Listing April 18
A long list records steamers arriving or sailing from major ports on April 18. Vessels include Virginian from Liverpool and Olympia from the Mediterranean, with many others touching New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Queenstown London and more. Names include Valencia Balder Tyrian Vindobula Amicitia Italia Gallia Indiana Queen and City of Berlin.
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Steamers Istrian Liverpool Montreal Run Sailed
London reports late ship news with vessels Istrian Liverpool for Boston Oregon Circassian Liverpool Montreal Texas Bristol for Montreal sailing today and other steamers heading to expected ports.
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Churchill and Churchill in dispute over Birmingham seat claim
London reports Lord Randolph Churchill counters Mr. Chamberlain who stated in a letter that Churchill would not contest Central Birmingham. Churchill calls the assertion utterly false and signals forthcoming correspondence between the two men.
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Boulangist Leaders Quit Government Abstention
Paris reports Boulangist leaders in Brussels will stay quiet during the exhibition if the government does likewise. A Senate commission examining Boulangist dealings with English capitalists questioned M. Reinach of the Republique Francaise and M. Pressnce of Temps.
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Pope Mass and Navy Report in World News Digest
The Pope celebrated mass in the private chapel and will conduct services in the consistory hall with visitors admitted. Mgr Mocceni may be raised to cardinalate. In St Petersburg Vice-Admiral Tchikhatcheff reports on navy condition urging cruiser construction and opposing Black Sea flotilla increase. London Croydon race results show Queen Anne winning. Eproevuron notes Parnell freedom of the city approved by town council.
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Charitable Mechanics Holds Meeting In Boston
The Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association met at Russell Hall last evening with about fifty members. President James J. Haynes chaired as by laws were revised to include a charity fund and standard practices. A seven member committee was approved to explore establishing a mechanical school in Boston.
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John C. Randall
Gardner A. Churchill
Oliver M. Wentworth
Wentworth
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Levi L. Willcutt
Charles Whittier
Erastus B. Badger
George W. Pope
Boston
O. M. Wentworth
Easter Season Sale At Continental Clothing House
The Continental Clothing House announces a grand carnival for Easter demand with preparations on a larger scale. The mens department features attractive styles at irresistible prices. A Sawyer Woollen Company suit is offered at $8, and spring overcoats are on sale at $6 with samples available by mail.
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Southern Question and Race Policy in interviews
The Philadelphia Inquirer plans tomorrow to publish interviews with Southern leaders on the question of the South. Governors Richardson of South Carolina and Fitzhugh Lee of Virginia frame the issue as a race question and urge that states control internal affairs without federal intervention.
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West Point cadet appointment sought by distressed Mississippi kin
Henry M. Dixon, 18, of Mississippi, gains cadet-at-large appointment at West Point through his grandmother Annie E. Dixon. Her tale recounts a Civil War era widowed paymaster and Lincoln voter Major Henry F. Dixon, later assassinated, and a family left destitute after years of persecution and tragedy.
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Spring Jackets From Clay Diagonal Whipcard Makers
A complete assortment of spring jackets offered by experienced tailors in Clay Diagonal Whipcard and Jersey Cloths. They are made in a workmanlike manner and come with a guarantee of a perfect fit or a refund.
Garments Priced at Five to Fifteen Dollars in Boston
A retailer asserts all garments priced at 5 6 8 10 12 and 15 dollars offer better value than elsewhere in Boston. The note emphasizes price consistency and value guarantees.
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Westinghouse Sues Manhattan Electric for Patent Infringement
The Westinghouse Electric Company through United States Electric Lighting sues Manhattan Electric Light Company in New York court over an armature patent. The Weston Edison dispute is cited, with Edison once claiming invention and a six year legal contest ending in Weston's favor. The suit targets licensees and other manufacturers using the device before grant.
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Boston Railroad Clerks Hold Third Annual Dinner at Quincy House
The Boston Railroad Clerks Association held its third annual dinner at the Quincy House with E. H. Chamberlain in chair. Honorees included E. P. Vining R. C. Jackson G. B. Phippen R. T. Rockwell W. W. Jencks and others from New York & New England Boston & Maine Fitchburg Canadian Pacific Pennsylvania New England Railway Club and Union Pacific. Toasts honored each group. Notables at Parker House and other hotels included Alexander Graham Bell and various executives and political figures.
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Barry wins case over legal fees in Capen suit
Judge Lathrop ruled yesterday in the case of Thomas J. Barry against Samuel J. Capen to recover $1000 for legal services. The plaintiff was awarded the balance due with interest totaling $1032.
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