Rough on the Sound to Fall River Puritan Detained
Passengers on the Puritan faced a rough reach from Fall River to New York with high seas and fog. The ship anchored at Huntington, delaying arrival until after 3 PM. Immigrants were aided by Fall River line officials and the trip’s train from Fall River to the city ran well despite the delay.
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Mona’s
New York
Park Square Station
Great Ocean
Huntington
Fall River
Free treatment offer from Dr Dewey at 40 Tennyson Street
All diseases treated free for two weeks with medicine provided by Dr Dewey the specialist. Sufferers from catarrh bronchitis lung troubles dyspepsia rheumatism kidney skin and blood ailments can obtain care. Offices at 40 Tennyson street near Columbus avenue by Providence depot open daily until 8 pm except Sundays 10 am to 4 pm.
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Tennyson Street
Columbus Avenue
Providence Depot
Brigade review by naval brigade unfolds through New York voyage
Special Order No. 45 directs a four day tour of duty beginning April 25 with Army units assembling at the Armory and marching to the Common for parade. Second Battalion trains to headquarters, then transport arranged to Providence R I and steamship voyage to New York aboard the Connecticut. Reunited units return to Connecticut for Saturday station. Friday parade by invitation of New York City officials.
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Carter
Providence
R. L
Connecticut
New
New York
Naval Brigade
Massachusetts Prison Reform Plan Outlined by Association
The Massachusetts Prison Association proposed a comprehensive supervision overhaul to a special Senate committee. Recommendations include paying male board members full time, abolishing the general superintendent role, shifting appointing authority for wardens to the commission, expanding prison staff powers, building a new cell block, instituting handling and separate confinement, creating a marking system, granting small gratuities to disciplined inmates, and transferring offender releases to the state prison commissioner from county authorities.
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Massachusetts
Senate Committee
Board of Commissioners of Prisoners
Board of Commissioners of Prisons
General Superintendent of Prisons
Commissioner of Prisons
Egan to resign at once amid new year turmoil
A Valparaiso despatch reports Minister Egan will resign immediately and not await Mr Porter to arrive and relieve him. El Curio quotes the decision as announced in New Yeas on April 21.
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Valparaiso
el Curio
Egan
Porter
Secretary of State Osborn Arrested for Criminal Libel
Toreka Kansas April 21 Secretary of State Osborn was arrested on a criminal libel warrant from Cyrus Leland and released on his own recognizance. A preliminary examination is set for April 27. He had published a statement charging W. M. Mitchell a Democrat on the State Board of Railway Commissioners with receiving $15000 from the Union Terminal Company to decide a Missouri Pacific case in favor of the Terminal Company.
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Kan
Osborn
Cyrus Leland
W. M. Mitchell
State Board of Railway Commissioners
Union Terminal Company
Missouri Pacific Railway
Arbiters Move On Unsettled Coffee Margins
In New York on April 21 the arbitration committee of the coffee exchange began steps to issue duplicate certificates for margins posted by New York dealers after Frederick T. Sherman assignee of Thomas M. Barr & Co refused to sign. Market opened dull with prices 20 to 35 points below prior close and December coffee dropped 30 points within twenty minutes.
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New York
Frederick T. Sherman
Thomas M. Barr & Co
Coffee Exchange
Fire Devastates Idaho Town Widened Loss Reaches Millions
A large blaze in Warren Idaho destroyed the business district and left hundreds homeless. The fire began in Lamson’s clothing store between Land and 2 o'clock Thursday morning, gaining headway before discovery. Firefighters tore down structures to stop spread to residential areas. Total losses are estimated at 650000 to 700000 dollars, with less than a third insured.
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Warren
Ida
Lamson
Belgium Approves Compromise on Universal Suffrage
Brussels reports the Senate approved a compromise granting universal suffrage with plural voting based on education and property as endorsed by the Chamber of Representatives. Under the Belgian constitution the Chamber and Senate share lawmaking power.
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Brussels
Plura
Chamber of Representatives
Senate
Springfield Armorer Charles Emmons Escapes From Asylum
Springfield authorities search for Charles Emmons, the armorer held at Northampton insane asylum since October, after he escaped last night and vanished. Local officers are pursuing leads.
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Springfield
Charles Emmons
Springfield Armorer
Northampton
Earnings of Barnum’s Circus Paid to Estate Officers
Brinecroft Conn April 21 Executors of the P T Barnum estate report legacies totaling 270000 in the past year Mrs Barnum alone receiving over 49000 The Barnum Bailey circus dividend amounted to 155000 representing half the show earnings with the other half going to Mr Bailey
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Brinecroft
Conn
P. T. Barnum
Fire tears through Misnrapplis. several structures burn
Misnrapplis reports a morning blaze at J. A. Shea’s fruit commission bureau and the Jewel lodging house adjoining. Lodgers fled in night clothes as flames caused total losses estimated at 360000 with 35000 covered by insurance.
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J. A. Shea
Fruit Commission Bureau
Jewel
West Trans-Mississippi Congress set for Ogden
The fifth session will meet in Ogden Utah on April 24 to discuss Western legislative questions and influence Washington. Governor Prince of New Mexico will preside with O W Crawford Velasco Texas as secretary. The gathering expects governors and congressmen from western states, aiming to be the West’s largest representative assembly.
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Washington
National Congress
Mississippi River
Congress
Galveston
Prince
New Mexico
O.W. Crawford
Velasco
Tex
W. J. Clarvey
United States
Louisiana
Minnesota
trans-Mississippi
New England Trial Continues Over Hartford Railroad Account
The case of W P Goldsmith et al v New York and New England Company et al was continued after a recess. Lawyers near completion of Hartford Providence and Fishkill railroad accounts show construction cost about 4 000 000 with interest and discount about 188 000. Plaintiffs contest charging interest to construction. defendants defend the method as not unusual. No expert testimony today.
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Hartford
W. P. Goldsmith
New York & New England Company
Hartford, Providence & Fishkill Railroad
Receivers Appointed for Pennsylvania Steel Company
Receivers were appointed for the Pennsylvania Steel Company with plants at Steelton Pennsylvania and Sparrow's Point Maryland. President Luther S. Bent said the move was due to the money market crisis not a lack of profitable work. The firm has large assets exceeding its debts and strong earning power, needing time to tide through the crisis.
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Parapecenmta
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Steelton
Penn
Sparrow's Point
Luther S. Bent
Sparrow’s Point
Burglars Target Bradley Martin Mansion in New York
Thieves broke into the Bradley Martin mansion at 22 West Twentieth Street. They stole silverware and valuables totaling about 5000 dollars. In the library they found a case with thirteen antique watches valued up to 300 dollars each, which were seized. Dining room silverware from an earlier wedding gift was also taken.
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New York
Bradley-Martin
West Twentieth Street
American claims argued before Behring Sea Tribunal
Paris April 21 Mr J C Carter counsel for the United States before the Behring Sea Tribunal continued his argument in behalf of American claims in Behring Sea The court adjourned until next Tuesday Tomorrow President Carnot will receive the arbitrators counsel and agents at the Elysee
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Paris
J. C. Carter
United States
Behring Sea
Dance Ambush Leaves Two Wounded in Belfast
Ephraim Robbins slashed Bolivar Knowlton and Mousie Norton with a butcher knife at a suburban Belfast dance. Norton expected to recover, Knowlton gravely injured, Robbins at large.
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Ephraim Robbins
Bolivar” Knowlton
Mousie
Norton
Knowlton
Robbins
Frost Gage and Rites Slated in City Ceremonies
In this city April 20 the Rev Loring McDonald officiates at the wedding of Lewis P Frost and Ruth Reed Gage. In Malden April 19 Rev E S Potter presided at the Nason Runnels ceremony with Abraham H Nason of Brunswick Maine and Frances A Runnels of Malden. Frances F Mihan of Chelsea aged 60 years 9 months 14 days noted. In Taunton April 19 Rev Charles H Learoyd united George S Wilbur and Julia G Allyn both of Taunton.
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Loring McDonald
Lewis P. Frost
Ruth Reed Gage
Nason—Runnels
Malden
E.S. Potter
Abraham H. Nason
Brunswick
Frances A. Runnels
Mihan
Chelsea
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Patrick Mihan
Mieee
Francis Connor Underallil
Wilbur—Allyn
Taunton
Mass
Charles H. Learoyd
George S Wilbur
Julia G. Allyn
Taunn
Obituary notices of April 19–21 in Boston area
Deaths recorded for Calvi n H Blinn Charles H Grinnell Jacob Hammerle Sarah Evelyn Morris Mary E Nille William Otis Charlotte E Pierce Reverend C S Stearns John M Whittemore Jr Julius F Walther Ella R Young in East Boston Jamaica Plain East Cambridge Charlestown Newton Centre Boylston Station and city locations from April 19 to 21 with ages from 1 year to 95 years and notes of pneumonia and funeral plans.
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East Boston
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Grinnell
Jamaica Plain
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Charles E
Julia A. Grinnell
Hammerle
Jacob Hammerle
Morris
East Cambridge
Sarah Evelyn
John
Annie Morris
Nille
Charlestown
Mary E
Oscar
Mary Nille
Otis
William Mares Otis
William C
Margaret Sigourney Otis
Pierce
Revere Street
Charlotte E. Pierce
Young
Ella R
Charles L. Young
Seventh District Fight Prefers Barrett Over Everett
A Republican canvass in the seventh district faces energized rallies and shifting support. Henry Cabot Lodge notes GOP strength but hints at cautious optimism for Barrett. Senator Lodge’s stance and Mayor Hayes' gubernatorial bid are debated among local politicians.
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Perkins
Barrett
Lodge
Gamaliel Bradford
Everett
Hayes
Dr. Everett
Washington
National House
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge Letter From Boston Senator Delays Campaign Talk
Senator Lodge writes from Boston on April 21 1893 that bronchitis and a severe cold keep him home after Senate adjournment and prevent public speaking or travel. He regrets the illness but intends to communicate with Republican voters of the Seventh District through Chairman Alfred W. Brown and Lynn contact James F. Meech.
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Barrett
Everett
Saugus
Lynn
Senator Lodge
Boston
Alfred W. Brown
Seventh District Congressional Committee
James F. Meech
Senate
Closing the Week in the State Legislature
In the House the railroad committee report on penalties for non compliance with interchangeable mileage tickets was sent to the next Legislature. Debate followed as Mr. Bennett urged passage this year citing Boston and Maine profits from recent consolidations. A veto matter on the Boston firemen bill moved to Wednesday. In the Senate, motions regarding stock at auction and World's Fair representation were debated, with amendments lifting the appropriation to 12 000 dollars from 7000.
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Rockwell
Fitchburg
Railroad Committee
Bennett
Everett
Boston & Maine Road
Worcester & Nashua
Concord & Montreal
J. E. Hayes
Boston
B. J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Senate
Salisbury
Worcester
Milton
Festive Foresters Dance at Knights of St Rose
Loyola Court No. 94 M C O F held a year end dance at the Knights of St. Rose quarters on Worcester Street. The program included music readings and recitations with Edward J. Doherty as floor director assisted by Joseph L. Kingston. A reception committee led by Chief Ranger J A Ryan also included Edward J. Doherty Michael Donovan Dennis Murphy and Dr Edward J Powers.
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Knights of St. Rose
Worcester Street
Edward J. Doherty
Joseph L. Kingston
J. A. Ryan
Michael Donovan
Dennis Murphy
Edward J. Powers
Hood's Sarsaparilla Returns Strength and Health
Lafontaine Kansas writes that five years of fatigue dizziness and rheumatism left him weak and dependent on a cane. After taking Hood's Sarsaparilla he reports rapid improvement and a weight gain from 124 to 174 pounds by age 42.
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