Imported Fishermen Evidence Supports Post Claims on Cabot Trade
The Post’s probe into Canadian fishermen imports shows Cape Ann not unique, with Provincetown and Wellfleet crews tied to 1887 licenses. Barnstable County Journal tabulates 35 Provincetown and 11 Wellfleet vessels, citing customs, and notes Nova Scotia crews planning to sail to Boston and Cape Cod. President Cleveland orders district attorney action. figures imply nearly half Cape Cod crews are foreign.
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The
Post
Cape Ann
Cape Cod
Barnstable County Journal
Provincetown
Wellfleet
Barnstable
Nova Scotia
Boston
Boston Post
New England
Gloucester
Cleveland
United States District Attorney
Boston Fish Bureau
Bureau
Yarmouth
Pubnico
Liverpool
Shalburne
Cape Negro
United States
Newburyport
Freight Train Tragedy In Lynn Leaves Man Dead and Injured
In Lynn on April 29 a man named John Welch reported his brother William injured after a freight train backed onto them near State street. Welch lost toes to the crush, suffered a broken collarbone, and internal injuries. Goodwin was found dead near the track. Attleman’s whereabouts are unknown. The trio had been walking on a rarely used track while reportedly intoxicated.
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Boston& Maine Railroad
State Street
Welch
John Pearson
Wilson
Boston & Maine Railroad
John T
Goodwin
Attleman
PARK's Musiy ALF Touted as Spring Tonic
A large number of readers praise Musiy ALF as a spring tonic with appeal for year round toning. The letters show broad support for the product and its health claims across several months.
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Park
Musiy
Alf
Legion
Tariff Debates Echo in House With Industry Claims
Washington April 29 Congress debated tariffs with O Neill of Pennsylvania arguing free and ship bills would ruin shipyards Roche Camp mills Massachusetts and other manufacturers. Russell defended protections and cited wages and productivity in Massachusetts Holyoke and Allegheny. Breckinridge described Pinkerton guards at Edgar Thomson steel works guarding convict labor.
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Washington
House
O'Neill
Pennsylvania
Roche’s
Camp's
Russell
Massachusetts
Congress
Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Milliken
Maine
Massachuseetts
England
Whiting
Great Britain
Europe
Holyoke
Bayne
of Alleghany
Ways and Means
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Pinkerton
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Alleghany
Alleghany County
Bostons Extend Win Streak With Washington Victory
In a 4 0 win the Boston nine defeated the Senators as Sawders again impressed in relief and Lynch spun a one sided decision. Box score notes include Hornung and Wilmot with key hits and O’Brien and O’Rourke contributing on offense. Fire alarms interject a pair of city reports later in the item.
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Bostons
Chicago
Borghese Cic
Cess Cesasenece
Choggues Sec
Kvewencesinebac
NOW Toms
Cessecereretse
TAMU
Tae Herd Canee
Ponce Sc
Cceussenacerus
Ingiadapohs
Ccesssieses
Wasdinscone
Ccesssecece
Philadelphias
Washington
Senators
Lynch
Sawders
Washingtons
R. BH
Kelly
Daily
ANS Wise
Oley
Sutton
Wilmot
Nash
Shoch
Morrill
O O'Brien
O Hornung
O Myers
O Johnston
O/Mack
O’rourke
Murray
Li Irwin
Bomons Sisenencetr
Tas
Hornung
Hoy
Myers
O’brien
Irwin
Mack
Wise
Doule
Merrill
Wassed Ball
Rival City Match Scores Across League Pairs
In Pittsburg-Pittsburgh Pittsburg team leads era 7 to 4 while New York-New Yorks tally 14 to Philadelphias 1. Indianapolis-Detroits 1 0. Lynn-Lymus 8 4 Saleims. Worcester-Worcesters 9 Lowells 4. Manchester-Manchesters 4 Portlands 2. Princeton-Princetons 6 Yates 5. North Adams-Harvards 5 Williams 4. Pebeee-kbar 11 Boston University 2. Brooklyn Athletics 5 Brooklyns 0. Baltimore-Baltimores 4 Clevelands 3. Louisville-Louisvilles 6 Cincinnatis 4.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Era
New York
New Yorks
Philadelphias
Indianapolis
Detroits
Lynn
Lymus
Saleims
Worcester
Worcesters
Lowells
Manchester
Manchesters
Portlands
Princeton
Princetons
Yates
North Adams
Harvards
Williams
Pebeee
Kbar
Boston University
Brooklyn Athletics
Brooklyns
Baltimore
Baltimores
Clevelands
Louisville
Louisvilles
Cincinnatis
Boston Chamber of Commerce Baseball Association officers named
At a Saturday meeting on April 28 the Boston Chamber of Commerce Baseball Association elected permanent officers D W Rawlet president H L Buss secretary C H Utley treasurer and directors F H Bowles R D Richardson C P Lovell H W Olmsted A new constitution and bylaws were adopted initiation fee fixed at 2 with a 50 member limit National League rules adopted and officers to be called. Brookline Baseball Club seeks games on home grounds with amateur clubs May 6 9 12 and June 16 excluded. Andress C S Spaulding manager Brookline Charles J Ferguson Philadelphia Club pitcher died in Philadelphia last evening of typhoid fever.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce Baseball Association
D. W. Rawlet
H. L. Buss
C. H. Utley
Messrs
F. H. Bowles
R. D. Richardson
C. P. Lovell
H. W. Olmsted
National League
Brookline Baseball Club
Andress C
Spaulding
Brookline
Charles J. Ferguson
Philadelphia Baseball Club
Philadelphia
Successful Launch of the War Vessels in Philadelphia
Secretary Whitney and a congressional party witnessed the launches of the Yorktown and the dynamite cruiser Vesuvius at Cramp's shipyard. Eleanor Breckinridge and Nellie Cameron christened the ships as salutes rang and crowds cheered. The Despatch fired salutes and 1706 workers enjoyed a holiday.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Washington
Whitney
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Yorktown
Columbia
Cramp
Eleanor Breckinridge
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Nellie Cameron
Don Cameron
United States
Large Fire Destroys Bedford Avenue Buildings in Brooklyn
A $238,000 blaze in Brooklyn wiped out the iron front buildings 403 and 405 Bedford avenue and damaged nearby properties. Edward R. Stover, the district's leading dry goods dealer, was burned out and hurt while en route from Coney Island. Heavily affected were Stover, Smith, Lippencroft, Brown, Stewart & Co., and several other local merchants, with three hundred workers left unemployed. The fire also impacted multiple adjoining structures and stock.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Bedford Avenue
Edward R. Stover
KE. R. Stover
Edward Smith
W. F. Lippencroft
D. B. Brown
Stewart & Co
J. Williams
FR. A. Smith
Geddes Sturecken
Smith, Gray & Co
Stover
Coney Island
Providencr, R. L
Old Mason Soap Works
Bernon Street
Woonsocket
Thomas A
Insurance Company of North America
Equitable
Buell
George D. Bradford
Music Hall
New Beptorp
Bethel Street
George Barney
John R. Thornton
AvaGusta
M. Rockwood
Western Avenue
Malden
M. FE. Place
St. James Avenue
Maplewood
Place
Medford
Brockton
Bixby
Home Bank
Home National Bank
C. C. Moulton & Co
Taunton
William Wall
Enoch Robinson
Hyannis
Clarence Chase
Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County Listings
Suffolk County transfers record multiple March closings with parcels on Parker and Hanover streets in Boston and other localities. Notable moves include Parker street Hannah Saul to Benjamin Green and Marlboro street Richard M Hodges to Augustus Lowell with mortgage details. additional entries cover Washington, Bellevue park, Dorchester, South Boston, Roslindale, Chelsea, West Roxbury, Charlestown and Charlestown sphere transfers. Prices range from $1 to $3,400 with mortgage backings and notes of bank security.
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Parker Street
Hannah Saul
Benjamin Greenfield
Hanover Street
Samuel Ritchie
John J. Meehan
Washington Street
Marlboro Street
Richard M. Hodges
Augustus Lowell
Suffolk Savings Bank
Bellevue Park
William A. Haskell
William B. Blakemore
Adelaide Terrace
Dorchester
Catherine H. Cunningham
James 8. Cunningham
Sargent Street
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Frances L. Willard
Martha M. Rowell
Wark Street
Boston
Michael J. Sullivan
Ellen M. Nugent
Brewster Street
Horace E. Darling
Charles S. Judkins
John C. F. Gilpatrick
Eighth Street
South Boston Savings Bank
Roslindale
William Swanson
Adelaide E. Naylor
Peters Street
Chelsea
John McKey
Franklin
Baldwin
Carey Avenue
West Roxpury
Lewis
Dixon
Edith V. Burrage
Jamaica Plain
George W. Harris
Charlestown
Jerome H. Kidder
Edmund Keyes
Marion Street
John Rawson
Franklin Tompkins, Jr
Mairview Street
Washington
Circuit Streets
Circuit
Washington Streets
South
Eounty of
Suffolk
West Third Street
D Streets
George C. F. Dickson
Richard J. Murphy
Mortgage transfers across Boston area properties
Multiple mortgage records dated March 27 28 record transfers by Daniel P Loomey Charles W Boyer Theodora L Kauffer Annie Iaughes Henry A Whitney John C F Gilpatrick John G Low Eliza M Gay Francis A Sawyer. Properties span Shawmut avenue Appleton Street Bowdoin Street Dorchester Butler Street Boylston Street Eighth Street Commonwealth Avenue Broadway and related buildings with amounts ranging from 500 to 16000 dollars.
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Daniel P. Loomey
Framingham Savings Bank
Shawmut Avenue
Charles W. Boyer
Josiah B. Newell
Appleton Street
Theodora L. Kauffer
John D. Webster
Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
Annie Iaughes
John Durrell
Butler Street
Henry A. Whitney
Guardian
William 8
Dexter
Boylston Street
Ohn C. F. Gilpatrick
Charles S. Judkins
Eighth Street
South
Boston
John G. Low
Franklin Savings Bank
Broadway
Chelsea
Eliza M. Gay
Fred W. Hatch
Eastern Railroad
Francis A. Sawyer
James H. Beal
Commonwealth Avenue
An Affair of Honor
Dover authorities report a fatal assault case after Mark Whitehouse and John Howard left a farm. Howard allegedly struck Whitehouse by the road after a dispute over a remark about Rawarata wife. Whitehouse survived long enough to accuse Howard. he faces arraignment Monday.
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Dover
N. H
Mark Whitehouse
John Howard
Howard
Faxon
Whitehouse
Rawarata
Senator Morrill tariff defense sparks sharp critique
Henry J. Puin torr of Des Moines Ia replies to Morrill's April 12 tariff remarks. He mocks the claim that tariffs drive invention and wages, notes paradoxes about patent laws and protection, cites Henry Bessemer and English progress, and argues that free trade would not derail industry, urging readers to expect a fierce tariff reform campaign.
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Morrill
England
Henry Bessemer
Henry Clay
Kentucky Statesman
America
Europe
Clay
Henry J. Puintorr
Des Moines
The Career of Boulanger Documented by Lévy Lecture
Professor Lévy opened the final lecture of the season by reading Coppée’s poem to the Emperor and distributing Torres translation copies. The piece traces Georges Boulanger born 1837 at Rennes through Saint Cyr, Africa, Italy, Cochin China, and Paris defense, noting his cavalry feats and US Yorktown attendance, leading to his 1886 war ministry and political turn.
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Prusia
France
Goulanger
Africa
Boulanger
Rebecchetto
Cochin-China
St. Cyr
Paris
Maude
Tunis
M. Freycinet
la République
Dumouriez
Pichegru
Latay
Warner's Safe Cure Testimonials Stir Massachusetts
Massachusetts readers are urged to verify the claims of Warner's Safe Cure by asking local neighbors and friends about their experiences. H. H. Warner & Co. offers 5000 dollars for proof that testimonials are not truthful and shares a sample from Haverhill where a lawyer endorses the remedy for kidney and liver diseases after use.
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Warner
Messrs
H. H. Warner & Co
Haveruill
Mass
Where are the Fathers of time gone by in France
A fragment from a Villon meditation recounts vanished clerics and rulers, once crowned and powerful, now turned to dust. The speaker laments loss of kings, nobles, and church leaders as time erodes memory, leaving only rumor and mortality across ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francois Villon
Auction Sells Weymouth Iron Works Assets
East Wreymounth April 29 The buildings machinery water power and related assets of the old Weymouth Iron Company were auctioned yesterday for 14300 dollars to a syndicate led by Cyrus Washburn of Wellesley Warren G Carney of Quincy Job M Leonard of Mt Hope Iron Works Somerset and John F Rogers of Rogers Sheldon East Bridgewater nail manufacturers.
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East Wreymounth
Weymouth Iron Company
Cyrus Washburn
Wellesley
Warren G. Carney
Quincy
Job M. Leonard
Mt. Hope
Tragic Fire Claims Slade and Grandson in Chatham
In Chatham Ontario on Friday evening Edgar Slade aged 75 and his grandson William McLellan aged 342 years were burned to death while burning brush. The incident occurred despite efforts to rescue them. Police and local fire crews arrived promptly as witnesses described flames spreading rapidly around the burn pile.
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Chatham
Ont
Edgar Slade
William McLellan
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Patrick Fogarty
Columbus Avenue
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P. Levin
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Timothy J. Dacey
Murdock
Womer
Free Surgical Hospital
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Professor Levy
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Ibn MaryLathipfe
Pastor Baptist
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Horatio Harris & CO
Howick
Palermo
Messina
Fiske’s Wharf
Hichburn & CO
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WM. M. Jewett
Probate Court
Washington Avenue
Blossom Street
Geo. D. Drawbridge
Tours
Blois
Decazeville
Duke d’'Aumale
North
Grévy
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General Boulanger
Lévy
Albert Howe & CO
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Brighton
Warren Avenue
Phasnix Brewing Company
John B. Manning
Buffalo
Erie
Phenix Brewing Company
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Roxbury
Phoenix Brewing Company
J. W. Exgira
A. D
J. W. Keira
Joan B. Manning
J. W. Regiin
Watervliet Arsenal
West Troy
N.Y
J. M. Whitlemore
Col. Ord. Dept
Ballade
East
Grenoble
Dijon
Dolles
Sallius
A. Jones
Richards & CO
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
White St
Townsend & Montant
Leonard Street
Weymouth Iron Works
Causeway Street
Free Hospital For
Murdock Liquid Food Co
Crocker, Burbank & Co
Fitchburg, Mass
Pullman’s Palace Car Co
Curcaco
Weinsheimer
Sec’y
Amos Blanchard
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Clevelander, CO
Merchant Row
A. P. Simpson
Washington ,Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Kilby Street
A. Ranlett
Lec'y
Ashton Valve Company
WM. Howell Reed
WE Columbian Manufacturing Company
Bliss, Fabyan & Co
Summer Street
GEO. F. Fabyan, Treas
Otiscol Company
GEO. F. Fabyan
Treas
Geo. A. Kettell
W. G. Strong
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