Death of Hon. Thomas White Canadian minister
A special Ottawa despatch reports the death of Hon. Thomas White interior minister in the Canadian government at 9 45 last night after a week long illness of pleuro pneumonia. He was 58 and had a noted rise from Montreal merchant to Ex editor of the Montreal Gazette and long time member of Parliament. Interment likely in Montreal with funeral plans未定.
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Notable Deaths From Paralysis Across Several States
Rear Admiral Charles Stewart Boggs (retired) died yesterday in New Brunswick New Jersey. Edward Jacobs once a leading morocco maker died at his Peabody home aged 56 leaving a widow and two children. C H Hay of Topeka Kansas died at Preble House Portland Maine after weeks of illness, possibly formerly with Spadina Hay & Wales of Boston.
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Steamer Iowa sails for Boston from Liverpool
Loxpon April 22 report that the steamer Iowa sailed from Liverpool bound for Boston today. In a separate note the steamer Cabulamanzied off Cape Agulhas is on fire and abandoned, with Captain Buck of Calcutta aboard the Fairhoirn. No lifeboats were sighted by the steamer.
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Transatlantic Shipping Movements and Arrivals List
A condensed log of ships arriving at and sailing from multiple ports on April dates. Vessels depart from Boston Liverpool Baracoa Messina Arecibo New York Bremen Havre Liverpool etc and dock at Antwerp Havre Catania Baltimore Bremen Bergen for Bremen Glasgow Yokohama New York and other destinations with notes on routes, delays, and cargoes.
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Paris Chamber debates revision as Floquet warns dictatorship
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies formed a committee to study constitutional revision amid mixed votes on immediate action while the Senate waits. Premier Floquet urged safeguarding republican rule against dictatorship and cautioned police to enforce laws without overstepping. A student delegation pressed him about police conduct during last Friday’s disturbances. Floquet promised firm action to quell disorder and support police at stations.
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Bakers Vote to Boycott Pool Beer and Union Meetings
A Boston union meeting at Boston Hall admitted eight new members and read a report of strong finances. August Delabar was elected national secretary. Members were urged to abstain from pool beer after letters from New York and Milwaukee brewers. Industrial Conference at 616 Washington St debated leisure for workers. Dr Eames warned more time equals more drinking. Bartenders Union No 1 at Pythian Hall admitted fifteen new members and adopted a new constitution and bylaws after a visit from liquor-dealer delegates.
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Remains of Mr Conkling Layed In State And Funeral
Urica April 22. The remains of Mr Conkling lay in state from 12 to 1 PM as a large crowd gathered to view the deceased statesman. Floral tributes were numerous including a wreath of calla lilies with blue immortelles and a plain white beard bearing The President. After prayers at 2, services were held at Jalvary Church before the body went to the cemetery for committal in the conservatory receiving vault.
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Funeral for Ida M Stevens Held in Gardiner
Funeral services for Mrs Ida M Stevens murdered Thursday in Portland were held at her father Joseph F E Ladd’s home 86 Spring Street Gardiner with Rev J S Gledhill Universalist presiding. The private service concluded with burial at Oak Grove cemetery.
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Impresario Max Strakosh Seriously Ill
New York report states impresario Max Strakosh is seriously ill with paralysis in his lower limbs and threat of general paralysis hanging over him. He is a prominent figure in entertainment circles and his health condition draws widespread concern.
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Schoolmasters' Club Meeting in Brunswick
A pleasant Brunswick gathering of the Schoolmasters' Club Saturday afternoon featured guests George W. Cable and the Rev. Dr. A. J. Quint. They led a discussion on how to make a profitable use of a summer vacation. About ninety gentlemen attended.
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Emperors health shows signs of quiet sleep and better mood
Berlin April 23 A special edition notes intermittent coughing and fever relief yet no local pain. The Emperor’s rest improves with nourishment. rest remains imperative. Charlottenburg sees visitors for Princess Margaret’s birthday as Empress walks ground. a florist gift pleases her. Financial and court arrangements for Queen Victoria reception discussed. Bismarck reports preparations.
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Crowds Rally for General Boulanger in Paris Latin Quarter
In Paris on April 22 a Boulangerist rally grew into clashes as students set fire to La Lanterne and L Intransigeant bases on Boulevard St Michel and maltreated the wagon crew. About 40,000 demonstrators, mainly tradespeople and workers, paraded to back Boulanger while police strained to maintain order as opposition among students mounted.
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Enthusiastic Send for Queen Victoria Visit
April 22 reports a royal welcome as Queen Victoria travels with Prince Henry of Battenburg to Berlin for preparations near the Dean of Windsor. Crowds gather at Windsor and Berlin events celebrate the open court chamberlain and Emperors meeting in Austria.
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Arrival at Innsbruck Portends Franzenfest Queen Meeting
The subject has reached Innsbruck and plans to travel to Franzenfest to meet the Queen, outlining a forthcoming royal audience in the festival setting.
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Pendleton Recovering and Ireland Scenes Report
United States Minister Pendleton rapidly recovers in Brrary, tended by his daughter from Italy. He is advised to abstain from work long term. German explorers cite Stanley with Emin Bey. London reports liquidity hearing adjournments to April 28. In Custer, crowds rescue a prisoner at Abbeyfiele. police clash injuring fifteen officers as arrests follow.
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Nashua Invites Cleveland for June Visit by President
L P Lucier and Dr A W Petit, Nashua committee of invitation, returned from Washington desiring President Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland to visit Nashua June 28. They expect them to travel via Worcester to Portsmouth and the White Mountains, if duties permit. The President is thought willing to visit New England if not required in Washington.
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Fire records turbulent blaze hits multiple cities in April
Fire reports from Winona Miss Carlisle Ia and several others detail major blazes. Losses range from thousands to tens of thousands with varied insurance coverage. In Athol Worcester area buildings sustained fire damage including Chronicle block and Davenport building. In Winona City Hall and Times office damaged. total losses near 250 000 with about 95000 insured. Additional fires in Delphi Hopkinton Eau Claire Canton and Dorchester areas report substantial damage and modest recoveries.
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Dr Cornelius R Agnew Buried In Greenwood Cemetery
Dr Cornelius R Agnew eminent surgeon and physician was interred in Greenwood cemetery after funeral services at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church conducted by Dr John Hall. Sixteen elders served as pallbearers with delegations from Union League Club Columbia College Manhattan Rye and Kar Hospital College for Physicians and Surgeons Loyal Legions Beate Hospital for the Insane and other medical institutions totaling about 600 attendees including Senator William M Evans ex Mayor William H Wickham General Pitt John Porter ex Judge Gunnings and other prominent physicians.
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Silk Te Gown at Jordan Manisu & Co Suit Department
A Silk Te gown priced at 26 dollars is highlighted among the offerings at Jordan Manisu and Co. Suit Department as a notable attraction in the store. The ad emphasizes the garment and its affordable price within the department.
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Treasure hunt ends as Maria crew returns with loot tale
Provipencr Rhode Island April 22 The schooner Williamine brings lumber and crew from Apalachicola while recounting the Maria voyage a New York yacht seeking pirate treasure near Turneff Belize and Honduras. John Peck led the search for thirty eight ale kegs of Spanish doubloons worth about 1 500 000 with two cases of jewels. The crew found human bones but could not secure the treasure before the wrecked yacht returned home.
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Senators Cullom Declares He Is Not a Presidential Candidate
Washington April 22 Senator Cullom states he is not a candidate for the presidency. He urges party loyalty, notes the Democratic South will supply electoral votes, and says Illinois should push a widely acceptable nominee from the Chicago convention. He offers loyal support to whichever candidate best promotes Republican success.
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Democratic clubs meet in New York to plan summer convention
Representatives of twenty one leading Democratic clubs from multiple states gathered at the Hoffman House to decide on a summer convention and to organize for campaign work. They endorsed President Cleveland and the Mills tariff reform bill, and invited clubs to join a Baltimore convention on July 4, 1888 with delegate counts based on club membership.
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Gloucester Seamen List Vessels and Foreign Workers
Gloucester April 22 report lists vessel owners in Gloucester with number of ships and foreign fishermen employed. Compiled for the Post, it shows Daniel Allen & Son 9 vessels 60 foreigners, James S. Ayer 10 vessels 50, John Pew & Son 18 vessels 100 foreigners, Rowe & Jordan 14 vessels 70, among many others totaling 292 vessels and about 1600 foreigners, plus a casualty record of 1886-87 with crews from Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Canada.
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Samuel Lane & Bro., 8 Vessels, 30. Andrew Leighton
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Maddocks & Co
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B. Montgomery & Son
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Oakes & Foster
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2D, & Co
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Pettingell & Cunningham
John Pew & Son
Pool, Gardner & Co
Joseph O. Procter, Jr
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Rowe & Jordan
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Sylvanus Smith & Co
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James G. Tarr
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Prince Edward Island
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Daly's Theatre Company Sails to Renew London Triumphs
New York reports Augustin Daly's company departing aboard the Servia toward a revived London run. Prominent travelers include Mr and Mrs Daly, Rev Father Kelley, and critic William Winter. John Drew's wife joins, along with Effie Shannon and Miss Helen Russell. A merry cabin party, and a floral pie marked For Daly's Theatre Company, highlight a mood of high spirits as they sail.
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Boston man arrested for horse swindle in Lynn and Boston
William W. Tyler of Providence, 34, used false representations to procure a horse and other goods in Massachusetts. He bought on partial payment, sold the horse, and vanished with the money. Victims include Lynn residents. he is held as a fugitive and will be sent to Boston when a requisition is secured.
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Waukenphast English Boots Sale at Moseley Co.
Reduced prices on WAUKENPHAST English boots and shoes offered by T. E. Moseley & Co at 469 Washington Street. Local shoppers urged to visit for discounted footwear from the well known maker.
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