Steamers Arrived From Many Ports This Month
Shipping news lists arrivals and origins for vessels at Boston Antwerp Bremen Copenhagen Aden Liverpool Glasgow London Havre Naples Por Said New Orleans New York and other ports with ships including Galileo De Ruyter La Flandre Ocean King Nubia Thingvalla Cumbrian Nevada Ashbrooke Sculptor Roman Servia Polynesia Charlois Carthaginian Maine La Champagne Progreso Mark Lane Trave Amicitia Erin Orinoco Delambre and City of Chicago.
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Boston
Galileo
Hull
de Ruyter
Antwerp
la Flandre
New York
Bremen
Ocean King
New Orleans
Werra
Copenhagen
Thingvalla
Aden
Nubia
Calcutta
Liverpool
Cumbrian
Galveston
Nevada
Ashbrooke
Cadiz
Sculptor
Roman
Servia
Hamburg
Polynesia
Rotterdam
Charlois
Norfolk
Lake Nepigon
Oxenholme
Glasgow
Carthaginian
London
Denmark
Tower Hill
Maine
Baltimore
Havre
la Champagne
Naples
Progreso
Paledelphia
Por Said
Illfels
Agasaki
Mark Lane
Messina
Trave
St. Ronans
Glenmorven
City of Chicago
New Or
Queenstown
Various 19th century Boston events span churches to markets
In city news the Parker Memorial building transfers to the Benevolent Fraternity of Churches, sermons at King's Chapel and Second Church, and a Rand Avery sale that yielded about 115000. Other items include celebrations, horticulture displays, the Fruit and Produce Exchange actions, and a Boston Museum anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-eighth Congregational Society
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
Parker Memorial
Moncure D. Conway
Theodore Parker
Ames
Oakes Ames
Anthony Park
King’s Chapel
A. P. Peabody
Rand Avery
Witness in Hawes murder case tracked by reporters
Birmingham reporters pursued a man claiming to be the eye witness to the Hawes killings. They tailed him 2000 miles to Middleton Tennessee where he said he saw a man strike Mrs Hawes with a club. He described two white men helping dispose of the bodies in sacks at East Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawes
Birmingham
Ala
Age-Herald
Middleton
Tenn
Family Drowns Crossing Missouri River North of Bismarck
John Olsen his wife and three children perished while crossing the Missouri River fifteen miles north of Bismarck when the wagon and team broke through the ice. The accident occurred yesterday as they attempted the crossing.
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Bismarck
Dak
John Olsen
Missouri River
Late Ship News From Laroox Port
Sailed steamers Siberian Glasgow for Boston Feb 1 Bulgarian Liverpool for Boston Feb 2. Arrived Carthagenian Boston at Glasgow Feb 2 City of Chicago New York off Brow Head today La Champagne New York Havre today Servia New York at Queenstown today Maine Baltimore at Bremen Feb 2 Tower Hill New York at London Feb 2.
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Loroox
Siberian
Glasgow
Boston
Liverpool
Carthagenian
City of Chicago
New York
Brow Head
la Champagne
Havre
Servia
Queenstown
Maine
Baltimore
Bremen
Tower Hill
London
Rumors Swirl Over Crown Prince Rudolf Death at Meyerling
Vienna reports detail the coronation grief as Emperor Franz Joseph, Empress Elisabeth, and royal family members view the morgue and mourn the Crown Prince. Autopsy notes contest murder rumors, while stories of a simultaneous baroness suicide at Meyerling circulate amid palace secrecy.
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Vienna
Belgium
Baldwin
Prince Philip of
Stephanie
Rudolf
Archduke Otto
Prince Braganza
Neuemarkt
St. Augustine’s
St. Stephen’s
Michaelerplatz
Augustinerstrasse
Lobkowitz Platz
Meyerling
Count Karolyi
Kegel
Tisza
Stephan Karloyi
Prince Coburg
Ferdinand Kirsky
Baden
Hofburg
Clamgallas
Hoyos
Austria
de Vossische Zeitung
William
Jancis Joseph
New York
London
The
Times
Berlin
Russels
Paris
Pauncefote Named British Minister to United States
London reports Sir Julian Pauncefote permanent under secretary of state for the foreign office is named British minister to the United States. The appointment, if confirmed, departs from seniority rules and irks diplomatic circles. Pauncefote, a lawyer with treaty knowledge, would earn more as minister. He is married to Miss Selina Cubitt and noted for shrewdness and quiet manners.
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London
Julian Pauncefote
Foreign Office
United States
Washington
Selina Cubitt
Major Cubitt
Inspector Martin Dies as Police Raid Fiery Irish Chapel
In Gweedore, Donegal, Police Inspector Martin was killed during an attempt to arrest Father McFadden at his chapel. A scuffle broke out at the door as villagers rushed to aid the priest, who escaped before officers could detain him. Martin died after being struck on the head. Father McFadden was later arrested.
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Martin
Belgium
Berlin
Rudolf
Meyerling
Francis 5
Vienna
Europe
Sadowa
Maximilian
Philip of
Coburg
Dunxin
Gweedore
County Donegal
Father McFadden
Gale Rips Queenstown as Mail Service Fails
A severe wind and snow storm lashes the English and Irish coasts with the Cunard steamer Servia unable to offload mails at Queenstown after its tender sought shelter. Unroofed Queenstown buildings and the Umbria still en route from Liverpool add to the disruption.
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London
Cunard
Servia
Queenstown
Inner Harbor
Umbria
Liverpool
Floquet Faces Urgency Vote in French Chamber
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies rejected M Cazeaux Bonapartist's motion for urgency on the scrutin d'arrondissement bill. Prime Minister Floquet argued urgency unnecessary unless it sped up elections. The government signaled changes are expected but not tied to Floquet’s bill. the motion failed 359 to 174.
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Chamber of Deputies
Berlin
Rudolf of
Austria
Paris
M. Cazeaux
Bonapartist
M. Floquet
Floquet
Bridge Collapse Traps Brussels Train. Fourteen Dead
A Brussels to Namur train struck a bridge pillar near Groenendael causing a collapse. Fourteen were killed outright and about fifty injured. Several mortally hurt, including children, lie at Hoeylaert. many injured with fractured legs. Independence Belge notes the line may have been under repair at the derailment site.
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Brussels
Groenendael
Namur
Hoeylaert
Independence Belge
Duel Fails To Injure Two French Deputies
Paris February 3 deputies Laguerre and Laroix dueled with pistols after a dispute. Neither was hurt. The challenger was M La guerre who claimed interference during an offensive act.
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Paris
Laguerre
Laroix
M. Laguerre
Mass Meeting in Phoenix Park Demands O'Brien Outcome
Lord Mayor Sexton presided as Dublin crowd denounced prison treatment of Mr. O'Brien. A memorial signed by four archbishops urged government to drop proceedings threatening O'Brien's life and public peace. Davitt and Healy spoke against the measures amid boycotts and political tension in Ireland.
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Balfour
Clonmel
O’brien
Riot in New York as police disperse obstructionists
Rioters attacked streetcars on First Avenue near Thirty-ninth Street with bricks and stones while crowds cheered from tenement roofs. Officer Brennan narrowly missed a bullet from a roof, and Inspectors Byrnes and Steers led a large police detachment to clear the avenue.
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New York
First Avenue
Thirty-ninth Street
Brennan
Thirty-fourth Street
Forty-second Street
Byrnes and Steers
Sixteenth Precinct
Byrnes and
Steers
East Side
Eighth Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Belt Line
Sixth Avenue
Carmine Street
Brooklyn
Richardson
Samoan Matter Reflects Tense Yet Calm Outlook
London reports friction with the United States over Samoa but no war danger. Germany aims friendly proposals and retracts some actions amid evolving diplomacy. Secretary Bayard notes awaiting Bismarck's conference proposition and clarifies timing of communications with Count Arco.
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London
the Standard
Berlin
Germany
Washington
Samoa
America
National Zeitung
Bismarck
Bayard
Brince Bismarck
Count Arco
Pendleton
United States
Prince Bismarck
Double Crime in Philadelphia Ends in Suicide
The 19 year old Anna Klaus was found dead with a bullet wound near Hope Street and Montgomery Avenue. Otto Kayser, 25, a car conductor and her suitor, killed himself with a razor after injuring his wife. Police suspect Klaus threatened exposure led to the murder and suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Anna Klaus
Hope Street
Montgomery Avenue
Otto Kayser
Linn
Kayser
Klaus
Denver Train Crash Wrecks North Denver Berkey Line
A serious Feb 3 accident on the Berkely water line in North Denver left several hurt after a car sped forty miles an hour down a steep grade and jumped the track. The car, nearly filled with people, was smashed. severe injuries claimed by John Berry A M Greenman Otto Brohmer Mrs J R Thomas and an unnamed woman among others.
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Denver
Col
North Denver
Berkely
Pope
John Berry
A. M
Capitalists to settle Fort Payne on Queen and Crescent line
Sixty people mainly property owners from Fort Payne Alabama and New England left Cincinnati by sleeper cars on the Queen and Crescent railway for a permanent settlement. The group, traveling from Boston, aims to establish roots fifty one miles southeast of Chattanooga.
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Cincinnati
Fort Payne
Ala
Chattanooga
Queen and Crescent Railway
New England
Boston
Fatal Coasting Injuries Shock Albany Carnival Crowd
At Albany carnival yesterday Alderman Connors crashed into the crowd when steering gear failed. Charles O'Hare was killed and several injured. In Norry Adams Willie Reagan, nine, was hit on North Holden street. both legs one shoulder and two ribs broken with likely fatal internal injuries.
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Albany
N. Y
Alderman Connors
Charles O’hare
Norry Adams
North Holden Street
Willie Reagan
Harrisons in New York
Russell Harrison arrived at the Gilsey House with Mrs Harrison and Mrs McKee. They dined at the mansion of Mr. Whitelaw Reid. It is said Mrs Harrison will likely depart for home tomorrow night or Tuesday morning.
Stanley Family Arrives Ahead of Montrera Carnival
The Hon. Edward and Lady Alice Stanley and the Hon. Victor Stanley have reached Montrera Que for the carnival. The Governor General and party are due tomorrow to attend. A large influx of American visitors arrived overnight and today.
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Montrera
Que
Edward
Alice Stanley
Victor Stanley
The Shape’s the Thing in New Year Furniture Styles
The firm markets new designs to two audiences, manufacturers and collectors. Fresh novelties arrive weekly from global sources. Acres of exhibition space display over 50 new study and occasional tables, chosen for distinctive originality. Rare patterns attract eager interest, with value tied to style rather than cost.
Police raid yields liquor, gaming arrests across city
Officers from multiple stations seized liquor at Nahum Pool and Alonzo Roberts premises and raided 1 Stoddard street with a liquor law warrant. Arrests followed for selling liquor on Sunday, several for gaming, and participants nabbed at 39 Howard street and 16 Cross street. One suspect, Slutnik, jumped from a third story window fracturing his skull and is in likely fatal condition.
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Nahum Pool
Tremont Street
Alonzo Roberts
Washington Street
No. 1
Stoddard Street
George Smith
Alexander Scott
Lewis V. Chick
Thomas Shaw
John Mullen
Edward Hooper
David Bullard
Henry Shaw
Thomas Mack
John Shea
Lee
Pinkerton
O'Neil
Station 3
Howard Street
Darling
White
Saxton
Pike
Evenin
Albert Pretzel
Cross Street
Daniel Barry
Jackson
Avenue
Johnson
Ryder
Mar Karofsky
Jacob Silverman
Maurice Greente
Abraham Silutnik
Bartlett Place
Slutnik
Wilworth
William McLaughlin
Daniel McGonigle
Patrick McLaughlin
Prince Street
John Doherty
Bernard McCann
James McKenna
Shooting on Pitts Street Ends With Suspect Fleeing
Officer Coughlin found John Graham wounded on Pitts Street at 2 30 AM He said an Italian shot him after dispute over a woman Ida Ferns was located and questioned She claimed Graham struck her and the Italian fired then fled to unknown location Graham was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with a non life threatening shoulder wound
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Coughlin
John Graham
Hunting Street
East Cambridge
Pitts Street
Ida Ferns
Station 8
Graham
Massachusetts General Hospital
House Passes Naval Appropriation Bill with Conference
Washington February 3. In the House the naval appropriation bill was approved after debate. It totals 19 908 577 12 with an amendment funding 100 000 for a station at Pagopago Samoa to support U S naval and commercial marine rights under the 1878 treaty.
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New York
Hartford
Congress
House
Tutilia
Samoa
Washington
Herbert
Alabama
Naval and Commercial Marine of
United States
Pagopago
McAdoo
New Jersey
Boutelle
Maine
Whitney
T. Boutelle
Navy Department
Roach
John Roach
Post Office
Springer
Senate
South Dakota
Messrs. Baker
Barnes and Springer
Creditors meet to settle W C Caye assets in Louisville
Eastern creditors of W Caye & Co boot and shoe jobbers met in Louisville with A C Sibley of Belfast as chair and O H Smith of North Leominster as secretary. Caye offered 30 cents cash accepted by the meeting. Committees were named to assist in settlements. Other notices covered Labreche furniture, Wood & Co cement debts, Boutwell wool firm assignment, and Fuller of Hamilton with liabilities around 1 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Caye
Louisville
W. C. Caye & Co
A. C. Sibley
Belfast
O. H. Smith
North Leominster
Caye
Cage
Michael Labreche
Manchester
N.H
A. T. Knapp
George H. Wood & Co
Oliver Street
James P. Boutwell & Co
Atlantic Avenue
W.G. Benedict
Denny, Rice & Co
Vallancey E. Fuller
Hamilton
Ont
Essex Bar Supper Held at New Court House Library
Salem February 3 Special After the dedication of the new court house the Essex Bar Association held its annual supper in the new library room. A fire was lighted in the fireplace for the first time. President Burley called meeting to order with remarks by Hon W D Northend W H Niles Justices Sherman Mason and Thompson of the superior court Judge Harmon of the Probate Court and Judge Berry of the Lynn Police court were present.
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Salem
New Court House
Essex Bar Association
Burley
W. D. Northend
W. H. Niles
Sherman, Mason and Thompson
Theuperior Court
Harmon
Probate
Berry
Lynn Police
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Greece
Lice Ins
J. T. Phelps
Agt
Hoston
Wilkesbarke
Penn
Wilkesbarre
Carbondale
Shamokin
Luzerne
Buck_ Ridge
Burnside
Bear Valley
North Franklin
Reading Company
Observer’s Office
Signal Service
Oston
Ceeeere
Lonay
Alifax
N.S
Armouth
Montreal
Eatport
Portland Me
Mass
Nantucket
Cceeree
CNN
Cbburg
Lyerfolk
Hatteras, N
Ark
Tex
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Knoxville
Tend
Pittsburg
Pennum
Lake Region
Rockcliffe
Baugeen
Ereseeere
Luffa
Tiatehnnad
Detroit
Mich
Marquette
Sian
Seeenes
Green Bay
Wis
Grand Haven
Chicago
Sewer
Duluth
Minn
Myssiasippi Valley
St. Paul
Des Moines
Missouri Valley
Leavenworth
Kan
Huron
St. Vincent
Bismarck, Dak
Fort Buford
Rocky Mountain Slopes
Helena
Mont
Fort Custer
Ants
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Utah
Cheyenne
Nee Col
Edge C Kan
Cee Coeves
Santa Fe
E. P. Clark
Holyoke
Mills
Frank H. Bentley
Groton
Providence Coal Company
Briggs
Buffalo
Cleveland
North
Worcester
Lacroix
Phenix Park
N. Cyr
Second Church
Employers’ Liability Assurance Corp’n, Ld., of
Saml. Appleton, Agt
Central St
Bosicn
Broadway National Bank
Milk
Arch Street
Boswell C. Downer
Frank O. Squire
William J. Dresser
Lord Salisbury
Laguerre and
M. Lacroix
Mimself
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Essex
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