U S Denies Motions In Cable Landing Suit At Coney Island
Judge Lacombe denies the motion for a preliminary injunction in the suit by the United States against La Compagnie Francaise des Cables Telegraphiques and two U S Cable companies. The case seeks to bar laying and landing a telegraphic cable between the United States and Haiti at Coney Island without federal consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
United States
la Compagnie Francaise Des Cables Telegraphiques
Hayti Telegraph & Cable Company
United States & Hayti Cable Company
MacFarlane
Coney Island
Haiti
Fuller Murder Trial Opens With Bram Defence Claims
The trial of Captain Thomas W. Bram for the Herbert Fuller murders opens as defense attorney Hoar outlines Bram as a guardian to all aboard. Witnesses include William F. Jones and D. H. Ingraham, with Nash's brother testifying to Captain Nash's life and voyage details. A Guianese junta petition seeks interview access and notes potential evidence favoring Bram.
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Guianese Junta
Nash
Testifig
Bram
Washington
Thomas W. Bram
United States
Hendrick Perdoe
Thomas Bram
Monks
Oaks
Spencer
Ram
Itso &8
Brown
French Guiana
Halifax
Attor
Thomas E. Klein
Alfred Ellis
James H. Waters
Cain
Henry N. Nash
Boston
Herbert Fuller
James A. Ross
Osborne Grant
Mead Fraser
Junta
Lynn elects Ramsdell mayor in Lynn city election
Walter L. Ramsdell backed by Democratic Populist and Citizens Reform groups defeated Charles H. Baker for mayor by 1889 votes as Lynn approved license measures by about 2300. Ramsdell also carried four council seats and one alderman.
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Lynn
McKinley
Walter L. Ramsdell
Bryan
Charles H. Baker
Ramsdell
Citizens’ Reform
Gunn
Hammond
City government promises open doors and fair petitions
G Osborne Grant signs a letter urging public support for a new city government. He vows to keep doors open to the people and to consider reasonable requests, while noting no promises beyond a government that will listen. The piece hints at pressure regarding Bram and the junta and mentions possible interviews to sway him.
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Hanna
Cleveland
Saxton
New York
Platt
United States Senate
Brutus J. Clay
Kentucky
Major McKinley
Ramsdell
Lynn
Republicans win Aldermen and School Board in Boston election
Boston voters elected seven Aldermen and a School Board majority for Republicans while Democrats held the Common Council and reelected the street commissioner. Surprises included Dr. Samuel E. Courtney’s school board win over Charlies V. Casey and Alderman Presho’s high vote. The city’s city clerk and other key posts remained Democratic.
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Boston
Hutchinson Sr
Samuel E. Courtney
Charlies V. Casey
Weaons
Benjamin M. Cram
John H. Duane
Duane
Presho
Milton C. Paige
Josiah
Dean
South Boston
Alderman Lee
Alderman Mahoney
Charlestown
Patrick F. McDonald
Lee
Lott
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Massachusetts Clothing Co
Hanover and
Portland Streets
M’kinley
Canton
Mr. McKinley
East
Estey
Enthusi
Asm
Tremont
United States Court
Bartholomay
Rochester
Bartholomay Brewery CO
A” S City Express
Stlantic Ave
Ston
New England
York
Father
Rueter & Company
Highland Spring Brewery
Boslon
AK Tapster
Knights OF Columbus
Indy and Gentlemen Friends
Eprint
Criesa
JOS
A Williams
Milk St
Montreal
Joseph Robert
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Tenn
Timothy Dry Goods and
Georgetown
Ford's Point
Souther
Peg Camp
South Island
Alexande
Alexander
Hazard
Brockton
Dent
Brockton Leat
Bcasion
Ity
Kard & Field
O. O
Ocvill
Ristmas
Washington St
Park Theatre
John P. Lovell Arms Co
Washington &I., Cor
Brattle
Havana
Sumatra
Palf
U. S
Cushman
Leonard P. Brickett
Shepard Grammar School
Central Square
City Hall
Cambridge
Sortwell
Chelsea
Curtis
Newburyport
G. Osborne Grant
P. Staples
Garry
Benjamin M. C Rat
Caessss
Wnd
Edward W. Presho
Josiah S. Dean
Pranklin L. Codaean
Frank E. Bateman
William H. Bowdlear
Francis L. Coolidgh
Edward H. Dunn
Enna B. Cory de R
Harles
Onune
Bateman
Bowdlear
Dunn
Fifield
Fleischer
Ourtne
Coolidge
Huggan
McDonald
Marion
Borcaky
Devine
Dowd
Pfau
Casey
Quincy
Fitzgerald
McNary
William F. Donovan
Robert Cox
Gallivan
Barry
Lomasney
Donovan
Harry
South End
Alderman Presho
Paine Furniture CO
Canal Street
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