Anarchists Arrested in Paris Trials Begun in Vienna
Paris April 29 Forty more anarchists were arrested in Paris for attempting to create disorder by workers. The Marquis de Mores, held as a first class prisoner, faces charges of inciting murder pillage arson and revolt in the army. Police found pamphlets urging mutiny and a plan to provoke May Day violence. Arrests also in Lyons and investigations into Boulangists on Jersey. Vienna April 29 Indoor meetings allowed May Day police vigilant sixty trade meetings called. Riga movements across Austria and Belgium report large labor demonstrations planned for May 1.
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Paris
Capriani
Marquis de Mores
Temps
M. Dumont
Duke of
Orleans
Chamber of Deputies
Rhone
Lyons
MM. Naquet
Deroulede
Laguerre
Jersey
General Boulanger
France
Vienna
Kolomea
Austria
Frankstadt
Bumbalas Linen
Tome
Brusselxs
Beligium
Liege
Charleroi
Belgium
Ghent
Prstu
Hungary
Mapreip
Barcelona
Catalonia
Saxony
CA Ee Ee
Dunit
Great Southern & Western Railway
Rawd
Archbishop Walsh
Michael Davitt
Importers oppose tariff change on cotton hosiery and underwear
Washington April 29 A large turnout of importers and merchants urged the Ways and Means Committee to keep the current tariff on cotton hosiery and underwear. They argued that domestic makers cannot meet demand, while manufacturers claim they have machines and labor ready to expand if protection is increased. The petition, signed by Republican merchants in Boston New York Chicago and elsewhere, was presented by B F Larrabee J W Brown and others.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Boston
New York
Chicago
Messrs
B. F. Larrabee
J. W. Brown
West
Pittsburg
Missionary murdered in Tokio assault shocks Tokyo
The Gaelic brings news from Hong Kong and Yokohama that Rev. T. A. Lange of the Canadian Methodist mission was stabbed to death by two burglars at his Tokio residence on April 4th or 6th. Mrs Lange was wounded but is expected to recover. Lange, a Victoria University graduate, went to Japan in 1886. One killer has been captured.
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San Francisco
Hong Kong
Yokohama
T. A. Lange
Methodist Mission of Canada
Tokio
Final passage of Modus Vivendi bill in Ottawa Senate
The Modus Vivendi extension clears final Senate readings amid little opposition as Senator Abbott urges swift passage for the benefit to American fishermen awaiting the decision. Governor General expected to grant royal assent soon. The Northwest bill also passes committee, enabling changes to fisheries protection and royal oversight.
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Ottawa
Sercia
Senate
Commons
Abbott
Maritime Province
Washington
Steeamer Stanley
Canada
Atlantic
Territories Gain Liquor Voting Power in Canada
The text notes that the name to Western Territories of Canada grants the same liquor question authority as older provinces, with the territories previously covering total prohibition.
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Western Territories
Canada
Licensing reform bill debated in the Commons passes first reading
Lord Randolph Churchill introduced a licensing reform bill in the House of Commons aiming to concentrate license grants in municipal and county councils, abolish beer houses, and require club registration with fees from £30 to £2000. The bill passed its first reading amid mixed warnings about compensation clauses, with support from Liberal members and broad party goodwill.
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London
Lord Randolph Churchill
House of Commons
Wilfrid Lawson
Lord Randolph
William Vernon Harcourt
Ritchie
Schmidt Released by the Czar Amid Cronstadt Scandal Fame
April 29 brief from Cronstadt reports that Schmidt, linked to the Cronstadt scandal, was executed. The report is declared untrue and the Czar is believed to have found Schmidt innocent, leading to his release.
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Schmidt
Cronstadt Scandal
Sr. Perrerspura
Cronstadt
Escaped Convict Lyons Recaptured After Historic Hartford Flight
James Lyons of The Allen gang, famed for a 1869 Hartford Jail escape, was arrested in Boston and to be brought back to Hartford. With him were Jesse Allen and bailman Philip Curry, who vanished. Lyons, twice jailed abroad, faced a twenty one year docket delay due to his notoriety. The original theft involved a $100 valise, mistaken for a richer prize. Lyons faced burglary charges in Granby with a long criminal record.
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Hartrorp
Conn
James Lyons
Allen
Boston
Hartford
Jesse Allen
Philip Curry
Curry
Lyons
England
Superior Court
Granby
Bavarian Count Weds Miss Wheeler in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on April 29 Count Maximilian Albrecht Pappenheim of Bavaria wed Miss Mary Wister Wheeler in a ceremony led by Mayor Filler. The couple will have a religious service for her title tomorrow at St Mark's Church. Pappenheim is a mediatized noble, Bavarian Army lieutenant, and heir to $3,000,000 in estates. Wheeler inherits $10,000 yearly.
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Philadelphia
Maximilian Albrecht Pappenheim
Bavaria
Mary Wister Wheeler
Charles Wheeler
Bavarian House of Lords
Miss Wheeler
Count Pappenheim
Germany
Further Testimony Against the Commander of the Enterprise
At the McCalla court martial in Brooklyn this morning the cross examination of Lieutenant Lemly continued. Choate challenged questions about unasked matters, the court sustained the objection, and Lemly denied making complaints to the Naval Department or to the press. Entwistle admitted memory lapses about the Myer incident, and Fichbohmm testified no logs recorded punishments at Oran Cronstadt or Stettin. Ingersoll testified men were ironed at Oran and Cronstadt under McCalla, with fifteen punished at Rouen. he will be cross-examined tomorrow.
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New York
McCalla
Brooklyn
8. C. Lemly
Joseph H. Choate
Slayton
Garst
Choate
United States
McCalin
Admiral Harmony
Tracy
Entwistle
Myer
Mr. Choate
Fichbohmm
Enterprise
Oran
Africa
Cronstadt
Stettin
Rouen
Paris
Ingersoll
Majorities Favor Revision Across Presbyterian Presbyteries
The Independent reports that 193 presbyteries have voted on revising the Westminster confession. Of them 127 support revision, 61 oppose, and 6 have not voted. About 20 presbyteries remain to be heard from, many overseas. CLASS DAY ABOLISHED AT WILLIAMS
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New York
Independent
Williams
Williamstown
Williams College
Kemmler Respite From Habeas Corpus Writ
Rupburn N Y April 29 United States Circuit Court Judge Wallace granted a writ of habeas corpus for Kemmler returnable at Canandaigua June 6 delaying execution. The writ argues the 1878 act violates the constitution and involves federal question. The case shifts from New York to federal courts with possible Supreme Court review, potentially delaying the planned Sing Sing executions as Kemmler awaits further rulings.
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Rupburn
N. Y
United States Circuit Court
Wallace
Keimmler
Canandaigua
United States
Roger M. Sherman
New York
Sherman
Doolittle
Northern District Circuit Court
Utica
Bourke Cochran
Kemmler
Court of Appeals
Act of Congress
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Komoniler
Washington
Sing Sing
Durston
Weather forecast for New England and eastern New York
Forecast through 8 pm Wednesday calls for light rain and cooler conditions in New England with westerly winds. Eastern New York should see fair weather with light local rains, cooler temperatures, and southwest winds.
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Washington
New England
New York
Diverse Atlantic Passage Reports From April 29
Maritime notices list ships arriving and departing across several ports including New York Montreal Auckland San Francisco Yokohama and Glasgow. Vessels such as Circassia Elbe Muriel Portia Oregon sardinian and Dodona are noted with origins Liverpool Bremen Trinidad St Johns Hong Kong Yokohama and more.
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New York
Glasgow
Elbe
Bremen
Othello
London
Avre
Muriel
Trinidad
Portia
St. Johns
Montreal
Oregon
Liverpool
Lake Nepigon
Gibraltar
Dodona
Leghorn
Boston
Auckland
N. Z
Alameda
San Francisco
Sydney
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Parthia
Vancouver
Dover
Ocean
Inexpensive French Buffet English Sideboard Unite
A new model combines the French Buffet with the English Sideboard, praised for economy and charm. A two thirds centre mirror with plain frame, side shelves, and a wide oak frame with high relief carving tops the piece. Linen and silver drawers run smoothly, closet doors have richly graven panels and oval knobs.
Tariff Reform League Annual Meeting at Thorndike
Massachusetts Tariff Reform League held its monthly dinner at the Thorndike with about 150 attendees. President Henry L. Pierce delivered a stern critique of Protectionist policies, urging reform and highlighting the supposed encumbrances of tariff duties on hides and tin plates that raise living costs and harm exporters. W. B. Rice, unable to attend, sent a telegram of support from Quincy.
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Harvard
Meigs
James Burt
Advertiser
Supreme Court
Horace
Shepard
Harvard Athletic Association
al Watts
Horticultural Hall
Senate
Massachusetts Reform Tariff League
Thorndike
Massachusetts Tariff Reform League
League
Henry L. Pierce
Party of High Protection
Peter
Paul
W. B. Rice
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Title Insurance
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Robert Copman
Moses Williaus
Hexzi
W. Bunes
Heeman
W. Chaplin
Josefh S. Fay, Jr
F. Wapswori
Hen
Frederick C. Bowniren
Charles 5. Rackemann
James BR. Carnet
Grenville H. Norcross
Fros V. Baalen
Unites
H. Crocker
Groner A. Fisner
William C. Williamson
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J. Morris Mgreputs
Rosert 8S
Minot
H. Edes
Nadji
G. W. Simmons & CO
North Street
Oak Hall
Fedhermat
Yve
Phenix Hotel
Edson J. Hill, Esq
Concord
N. H
Wesley House
Cottige City
Mass
A. G. Wesley & CO
Sherman “King’’ Vaporizer Co
Kilby Street
Maas
Faneuil Hall
Aliforania
C. W. H. Sanborn
North Market Street
SA Stewart & CO
Green Street
Bowdoin Square
Allen, Solly & Co
Leonard & Co
Bromfield Street
Ateshian Collection
Legant
Turkey
Congress
Oklahoma
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Rhode Island
Portland
Homestead Bank
McComas
Bi John
East Weymouth
Page
William L. Putnam
Maine
Winchester
Julia Ward Howe
Aire
Solomon
Higgins
Somerville Council
Ripley
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Derby Railroad
City of
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Cambridge Chronicle
Squire's Pork Packing Factory
East Cambridge
Japan
Berlin
Rome
A.n
Army and Navy Gazette
Henry W. Lyon
Nipsic
H. P. Harvey
Ranger
A. C. Hetlinger
Portsmouth
N. H.) Navy Yard
Wymann
Teer-Goodale Co
EL Life Ins. CO
J. T. Phelps
State Agt
Der
Sheppard Homan
Pure Insurance
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York
D. H. Bucklet
Davonoxine Street
Methodist
Pappenheim
California
Arcer
Mometer
Albany Teense
Isoston Aeeiee
Buffalo
Se Pene
Rainsismarck, Dak
Cheyenne
Cincinnati
Detroit
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Clonay
el I
Aso
Tex
Fair
Clear
Aoe
Salt Lake City
Wimington
M.C
Alta
Hare & Norcross
Beat & Belcher
Chollar
Taee B.lolophir
Ceesee
Ted Poloss
Con
Cal
Crown Point
S. Novada
Union Con
Gould & Curry
Yellow Jackets
Paine’s Furniture Co
Canal ST
Maine Depot
the Tariff Reform League
Judd
Pierce, Quincy
Quincy
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