President Harrison visits San Francisco amid accident news
President Harrison and party toured Golden Gate Park with Mayor Sanderson and reception committee members as crowds cheered and flowers flew. News of Mrs Eaton’s injuries eased as reports said she was not seriously injured and Mrs Eaton’s condition improved. A lunch followed at Adolph Sutro’s residence while updates arrived from Cincinnati stating Mrs Eaton remained out of danger and Miss Moore’s condition was not serious.
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Book Notes on Dynamic Electricity and Related Works
A compact review notes several works including Philip Atkinson’s The Elements of Dynamic Electricity and Magnetism, Henry Finck on Spain and Morocco, Studies in Local Color by Finck, and biographical and ethnographic titles on Gladstone Brinton and American Indian linguistics.
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Five straight, steady pitching fuels Boston win over Philadelphia
Boston pitchers shut out Philadelphia 5 to 0 as Long and Brodie starred in a ragged defensive battle. Stovey's double and Stovey's big hits highlighted Boston’s victory, while Philadelphia struggled with miscues and limited offense.
New Haven Beats Providence in Eastern League Tilt
New Haven defeated Providence 8 to 1 in an Eastern League game. Clarkson resisted early pressure, while Providence failed to capitalize on baserunners as errors mounted for the home club. Madden left for Baltimore after demanding release from Boston. Harvard Freshmen upset Sophomores in class championship series with standout battery and fielding.
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Great London Collector David Price Dies at 82
David Price, famed picture buyer and collector, died at his Queen Anne Street home in London in his 83rd year. For thirty years he dominated gallery circles and was a regular Royal Academy guest. His will directs his pictures to be sold at Christie's. His Monday symposia were renowned among painters, critics, soldiers, lawyers, and connoisseurs who gathered weekly for chat, beer, and smoke under his hospitable presidency.
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Roman remains in Lincoln uncover two more columns
The London Times reports two more columns found on the Bailgate water main extension in Lincoln, showing inosculating shafts that mark the southern angle of the facade. The revealed length to the street is about 190 feet, with the flag pavement bearing crowd marks from the building’s steps in Lindum Colonia.
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Stowaway Tales Highlight Emigration Law Dilemmas
The article recounts multiple stowaway cases and the tension between sentimentality and strict enforcement of emigration law. It notes a boy sent back from a Liverpool port, another picked up near Ireland, and a long chain of authorities hampered by well meaning but misinformed social advocates.
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Emigration laws contrasted old and new acts and effects
A detailed comparison of the 1882 1886 and 1891 immigration laws outlines how convicts paupers and dependents were restricted and how contracts labor and bonds shaped who could land or be sent back It notes the Work House Union Irish emigration links and measures to deter public aid use with bonds and affidavit requirements.
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Sale of Washington Relics Fetches Varied Bids at Auction
Philadelphia report details a sale of Washington memorabilia led by W E Benjamin who secured Washington's handwritten Daily Sacrifice prayer book estimated at twenty four pages and dating to age about twenty. The Callet engraving of Louis XVI sold for 1800 while a Washington sword went to W R Benjamin for 1100 with notable war damage and restoration.
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Recovery at Dead Letter Office Unearths Gift Elephant
A Washington fest tale recalls a curious cloth elephant once in a Dead Letter Office exhibit. A New Hampshire woman, visiting from a marriage between an American and an Englishman named Link, recognized the elephant and plans to reclaim the gift. The creature sits on its shelf awaiting formalities as its maker reappears to resume its journey to Mr. and Mrs. Link.
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Squatters in Fulham Face Court Action for Tenancy Theft
From the London Telegraph. Squatters in Fulham seized a Rostover street residence and expelled caretakers. A solicitor told West London Police Court the area is plagued by such illegal possessors. Magistrate ordered Samuel Fairfax to pay 50 shillings or two weeks in prison and issued a warrant for an absconding colleague.
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Free Railway Travelling League Promises Free Travel Utopia
From the London Telegraph report, Anderton's Hotel hosts the Free Railway Travelling League led by Dr. Moir. It envisions no fares for rail travel funded by land value taxes, promising seaside trips and free city commutes while boats, trams, omnibuses, and hansoms remain paid. Public reaction mixes curiosity and shareholder skepticism.
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A Soldier's Funeral in Everett for Col William H Chapman
The funeral for Colonel William H Chapman was held at his 25 Oaks street home at 2 pm with large attendance and tributes from his affiliated organizations. Rev R Perry Bush presided. burial set for Acton tomorrow. Chapman, born in New York City in 1820s, joined Massachusetts troops in 1861, later led Company E of the Twenty Sixth and earned a colonelcy, living in Everett since 1874.
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Wedding at the Central Park Menagerie Unites Unusual Pair
A wedding at the Central Park Menagerie joined a coatimundi groom from South America and a bride arriving from Mexico. About thirty spectators watched as a keeper conducted a brief ceremony, the pair quickly bonding with mutual nose-licking. The animals belong to a raccoon-colored ant eater species.
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Somerville Board Debates Rules Report and Teachers Pay
Somerville school board met last evening to consider the Rules Committee report at the next meeting. Salaries panel urged substitute teachers be paid 150 to 260 dollars per day. Five physicians reviewed arming the High School Battalion with muskets and reported individually. committee could not agree, and the matter was tabled.
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Non Plus Ultra Amontillado Sherry Arrives in Boston
Announcement from Puerte de Santa Maria dated April 6 1891 describes bottled Non Plus Ultra Amontillado shipped to Boston aboard the Olinda in cases of twelve quart bottles. The letter promotes natural unsweetened sherry and contrasts it with sweeter fortified wines sold as sherry of commerce. A memorandum will note costs after freight and duties and list Boston dealers.
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