21 Apr 1888
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1888
Page
1
In Z rueepina a new es wuuwve news item emerges with unusual wording and unclear names. The fragment hints at a local report or event but lacks concrete details. Further readable facts are needed to identify people dates or places.
A European bulletin reports Emperor Frederick II's fever decreasing and condition improving after throat discharge relief and aluminum tube use. Empress hopeful but doctors cautioned. visits limited, two daily bulletins planned. Reports deny cancer and new abscesses. public gathering around Charlottenburg palace remains small.
The Gloucester Master Mariners Association met April 13 and adopted resolutions opposing a fisheries treaty. Fourteen dozen signatures followed, many of which misalign with members currently at sea or outside Gloucester. The list includes captains aboard vessels now abroad or on foreign crews, plus notes on vessels lost or reflagged, reflecting signing inconsistencies and cross oceans. Washington today reports District Attorney Galvin discussed prosecutions for importing fishermen, with the President endorsing enforcement actions.
The shop announces new styles from Vaukenphast & Co. of London and Henry Herth of Paris. Goods will be of superior workmanship and material, including exclusive novelties, offered by arrangements with the celebrated houses.
In Paris on April 20 the Senate debated army bills with M. Simon opposing a three year service term and protesting compulsory service for theological students. The session adjourned as President Carnot postponed a Bordeaux visit. Over twenty deputies joined a protest committee backing Boulanger. General Boulanger to be nominated for Isere vacancy. Voltaire accuses an American gang funding Boulanger to trigger war and tariff changes. A 1500 strong student march to the Hotel du Louvre shouted Down with Boulanger.
Mr Pendleton American minister traveling to Frankfurt suffers a slight apoplectic stroke near Wiesbaden. He is taken to a Wiesbaden hospital and shows marked improvement with slight paralysis on one side. Pendleton's son Francis, a New York lawyer, reports cables saying condition not dangerous and continued improvement from Wiesbaden and Berlin.
A Liberal meeting in Rossendale heard a letter from Mr. Gladstone apologizing for not attending. He criticized dissidents led by Lord Hartington for coercion in Ireland and urged restraint to avoid personal bitterness. John Morley said Rossendale bears responsibility for harsh Irish policy and defended the Liberal party amid Unionist tensions over local government.
London April 20 report says Mr Chamberlain will permanently sever relations with the Liberal party and soon accept a position in the cabinet indicating a major political shift.
London reports the local government bill passing a second reading without division. In Queenstown Mr Gillie arrives from New York aboard the Etruria after a nervous voyage. Gilhooly’s appeal reduces his sentence to two weeks as crowds clash with police at Madore.
The signal service chart Friday shows a low barometer off Virginia with light showers and snow in northern New York and New Hampshire. The high barometer covered the rest of the country with clear, cool weather. A low barometer was forming in the extreme Northwest. Outlook from the chart favors fair weather Saturday.
WasincTay April 20 for twenty four hours commencing 7 am Saturday April 21. For Maine New Hampshire and Vermont snow or rain followed by fair weather slight changes in temperature light to fresh w winds becoming westerly. For Massachusetts and Rhode Island light rains followed by fair weather nearly stationary temperature light to fresh winds becoming westerly.
Biun Hint Orservatory reports a 24 hour forecast starting at midnight for southeastern New England. Expect fair and cooler conditions. Area extended from tonight through tomorrow noon with northeast winds and brisk temperatures.
T. E. MosmLey & Co. offers gentlemen's and boys' boots and shoes at reasonable prices. Located at 469 Washington Street, the retailer emphasizes value and accessible footwear for men and boys.
Steamers sailing from Liverpool and Hull are listed to depart for Montreal Quebec and New York. Vessels include Onquin Glasgow Circassian Galileo Lake Huron with destinations Montreal Quebec and New York and departures from Liverpool and Hull dated April 19 and today.
Steamers arrive and depart in transatlantic service with ports including Boston New York Quenstown Liverpool London and Baltimore. Vessels such as Etruria Bavarian Montana Michigan Zaandam and Sjofna are listed with origins from New York Glasgow Baracoa and Port Antonio among others, dated April 17 19 and 20.
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