Washington Mills official denies Sampson claim attachment
A Washington Mills official told a Post reporter he knew nothing of any claim by Mr. Sampson and doubted an attachment for a large amount had been served. The company’s financial strength is cited, with principal ownership by Frederick Ayer of Lowell. The exact claim amount could not be confirmed but is believed to be well below the writ’s figure.
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Lowrey
Fred Ayer
New York
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Senator elect McMillan to Indianapolis for Cabinet talks
Detroit February 8 Senator elect James McMillan received urgent letters from General Harrison calling him to Indianapolis. The reason is unknown but believed to concern Michigan's representation in the Cabinet. McMillan departed at once.
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Michigan
Indianapolis
Detroit
Mich
James McMillan
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Weather forecast for New England and New York region
The bulletin notes snow for New England and eastern New York with warmer temperatures and variable winds turning westerly over the next twenty four hours.
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WaAsa Hineton
New England
New York
Methuselah Bonds and Self Hating Future Insurance View
A cryptic note from the Natl Life Ins Co of Boston cites T Phelps Aut about endowment bonds aged 35 years and a dislike for annuities. The fragment argues that knowing the future would render insurance valueless.
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NATL
Life Ins
Coa
T. Phelps
Boston
Ships Arrive and Sail From Major Ports in Feb.. Mixed Origins
A compilation of February ship movements lists vessels arriving or departing at Antwerp Ibremen Gibraltar Lisbon and other ports. Entries show origins including New York Charleston Baltimore Philadelphia Boston and Galveston with names like Roehampton Beechville Norseman and Helvetia.
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Andrew J Lloyd and Opticia B23 Revolutionize Dairy Plant
Andrew J. Lloyd leads Opticia B23 in Washington to reform milk production. The venture, established in 1870, targets efficiency and quality at the Milk Factory Harvard Ph.
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Opticia
Washington
Oppost
Harvard
Le Caron Testimony on Documents in Perjury Trial
London dispatch reports Le Caron's cross-examination before the Parnell commission. He describes obtaining home office documents via Anderson, meeting Houston through an unsigned letter, and selecting papers used against the government. He discusses the Irish league and Brotherhood, Parnell's America visit, and figures tied to the case.
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Court rules on inspection of documents in Parnell case
Sir Charles Russell proposed inspecting all documents but would accept access to covering letters if assured other papers bore no relevance. The court ordered Sir Charles Russell for the Parnellites and Sir Henry James for the Times to confer which documents may be inspected, then adjourned.
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Molloy Face Perjury Charge At Bow Street Court
London reports Patrick Molloy charged with perjury at Bow Street for testimony before the Parnell commission. Prosecutor Matthews says Molloy revealed Fenian and Invincible secrets to the Times’ Dublin solicitor. Witness Delaney recounts Molloy’s earlier Fenian ties and plots against Forster and Justice Lawson, among others.
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TO BE AGAIN ARRAIGNED IN IRELAND CASE
The Court of Queen's Bench in Dusuin grants a writ of habeas corpus for William O'Brien to be arraigned in Killarney on Tuesday next for inciting tenants to adopt the plan of campaign.
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French War Minister Orders Inquiry Over Senart Comment
Paris reports M de Freyermet, minister of war, instructs commander in chief to report on Colonel Senart's order of the day and punish the offender if needed. Papers debate if Senart deserves censure or gratitude for upholding humanity amid passport denial to a French army surgeon.
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Journal Des Débats
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France
Samoa Protocols Reveal Clash Over Native Government
The 1887 Samoa conferences and related correspondence were released to Congress. Secretary Bayard and President Cleveland emphasize an independent Samoan government with equal rights for the three powers, amid debates on a native king, a land court, and a neutral, peaceful path forward.
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von Alvensleben
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Theatre Royal Aldershot Burns During Performance
Fire swept through the Theatre Royal in Aldershot as a show continued inside. Panic broke out, spectators rushed for the exits, many were trampled and injured, with several narrow escapes from death reported.
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Theatre Royal
Aldershot
Meyerling death rumors surround Crown Prince Rudolf
Reports from St Petersburg and Vienna detail a scene at Meyerling Chateau with Baroness Vetsera reportedly shot and lying by Rudolf’s bed. Emperor orders Rudolf belongings moved to Vienna and Meyerling repurchased by Heiligen Kreuz convent, which will convert the death chamber into a yearly memorial chapel.
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Unemployed crowd riot in Rome striking shop fronts
A large gathering of jobless workers marched through Rome’s Via Condotta and surrounding streets, blackening shop windows as authorities feared a possible outbreak of unrest. The incident reflects growing distress among unemployed laborers in the city.
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Gale Bondholder Suit Over Troy and Boston Railways
In Albany February 8 the general term upholds a Troy bondholder John B. Gale case against recovery of interest on Troy and Boston railroad bonds after their 1869 consolidation with the Fitchburg line. The lower court judgment is affirmed with costs.
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Coroner's Jury Clears Officer Snyder in McGowan Death
New York February 8 Coroner's jury finds McGowan died from a pistol wound fired by Officer Snyder during a strike related attack on a street car. The panel commended the officer and the car crew for their brave actions and exonerated them of blame.
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McGowan
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Railroads to Consolidate Under Vanderbilts and Morgans
Negotiations between C Vanderbilt and J Pierpont Morgan to merge the Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Bee Line and the Cincinnati Indianapolis St Louis Chicago Bix Four railroads have been consummated. Details of the agreement expected to be published tomorrow.
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Gentlemen's hand-sewn boots at Moseley's bargain
Shopworn gentlemen's boots and shoes offered at very low prices by Moseley's located at 469 Washington Street.
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Pacific Guano Company Faces $200000 Attachment
The Pacific Guano Company at Wood’s Hall was attached for $200,000 by Lynn Institution for Savings on a note and assigned to John C. Ropes. Glidden Curtis and officers like John M. Glidden and Samuel Hammond face rumors of financial trouble as the firm transfers assets and awaits creditor action.
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Boston
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Augusta
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Charleston
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