Mrs Robinson Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
The article reports Mrs. Robinson being found guilty of murder in the first degree. It also notes dense coverage of political and labor activities at Tremont Street meetings and a lecture on the Boston public school system by Mrs. Emily A Fifield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Tremont Street
New Era Hall
Atchison, West End
Coppers
Emily A. Fifield
Boston
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
New York
Chosen furniture from select makers in Boston store
The advertisement promotes a Boston furniture showroom offering chosen products from chosen makers and its own manufacture. It touts a pleasant half hour walk through the display, claims superior craft to bought goods, and highlights items like an antique ash sideboard priced at 25 dollars and a massive oak board at 1590 dollars, plus wood mantels ranging from 8 to 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pullman palace car seized for tax dispute
Torrga Kan February 12 The Harvey county sheriff seized a Pullman palace car at Halsted for non payment of taxes and chained it to the track. The company will begin an action in replevin to regain possession. The State claims about $2000 in tax which the company declines to pay arguing it has already been taxed where its manufactory is located. The case was defeated in the US Circuit Court and appealed to the US Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrga
Kan
Harvey County
Pullman Paice
Halsted
Repleyin
United States Circuit Court
United States Supreme Court
Bucket shop raid defendants arraigned in New York
Twenty eight men arrested yesterday for maintaining bucket shops appeared at Jefferson Market Police Court. All but Arthur Coleman and Andrew R. Hammond waived examination and were held in 500 dollar bail. Coleman and Hammond requested examination, set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jefferson Market
Arthur Coleman
Andrew R. Hammond
Coleman
Hammond
Astonishment at dolls and new dressing device
An amusement item notes a young girl’s astonishment as a modern doll is undressed and praises the newly advertised Assistant Dresser. A Herald writer mocks tight garments and describes the device that aids dressing, priced at $2.00, with agents Noyes Bros. and G. W. Simmons & Co. seeking special city agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday
Herald
Noyes Bros
Washington Streets
United States
G. W. Simmons & Co
Crown Prince Improves as Shorter Tube Replaces Tracheal
Feb 12 reports from Brevary Vienna and San Remo describe the crown prince showing improvement with a shorter tracheal tube replacing the earlier one. Doctors caution that disease progression remains uncertain and any setback could worsen his critical state despite stated improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brevary
Vienna
Schrotter
Bergmann
San Remo
Bern
Mrs Weltha A Emmons Dies in Washington
Mrs Weltha A Emmons wife of Professor Samuel F Emmons of the geological survey died in Washington at 8 o clock this morning after a long illness of general debility. She passed away largely unnoticed by former friends, though cared for in the home where she lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Albert
New York
Weltha A. Emmons
Professor Emmons
Geological Survey
Washington
St. Mary’s Church
Newton Lower Falls
Abbott
Samuel F. Emmons
Steamers Arrived and Departed Noted Across Global Ports
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures in multiple ports. Vessels include Hermann from Antwerp, Cata lonia from Liverpool, Queen from Galveston, Wester gate from Charleston, Maybach from New York, and Saale from New York. Also Oceanic from San Francisco, Adriatic and Etruria from New York, and more with routes via Yokohama, Kinsale, Scilly, Para, and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hermann
Antwerp
Catalonia
Liverpool
Bremen
Queen
Galveston
Westergate
Charleston
Maybach
New York
Saale
Gibraltar
Newnham
Palermo
Hong Kong
Oceanic
San Francisco
Yokohama
Kinsale
Roman
Liverpol
Prawle Point
Laju
Salisbury
Benisaf
Philadelphia
Glasgow
Sydney
Nsw
la Gascogne
Havre
Trinidad
Bermuda
Monica
Hamburg
Lykus
Texas
Girgenti
Newport
Aspinwall
Herman Winter
Starra Lee
New Orleans
London
Galileo
Lajir
Scilly Islands
Edam
Para
Clement
Yokhama
San Pablo
Schooner Theodore Dean Floated After Ram Island Stranding
The schooner Theodore Dean, ashore on Ram Island Buzzard s Bay for two weeks, was pumped dry after unloading about 100 tons of coal Friday night and floated Saturday at 10 a m. She was towed to New Beprorp by tug Nelle and will undergo repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Dean
Ram Island
Buzzard’s Bay
Nelle
Barks Belt
Rotterdam
Stadacona
Montevideo
Espanola
Liverpool
Picqua
Lisbon
Strathairly
Bordeaux
Vertumnus
Montego Bay
Elgiva
Ann’s Bay
dJa
Wilkes- Harre
Boston
P. Miller
Bucksport
Jose J. Moore
St. Jago
Jose D. Bueno
Matanzas
Havana
Brix Arcadia
Harbadoes
Lospon
Sergia
Queenstown
New York
Welland Canal Tolls and Alleged American Discrimination
George Hadrill secretary of the Montreal Board of Trade refutes claims of discrimination against American vessels on the Welland Canal. He explains a three season partial toll rebate for goods via the St Lawrence aimed to keep Montreal competitive with Erie Canal traffic. Canadian and American vessels pay the same tolls and both are welcome in Montreal trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander McKenzie
Asa Gray
Appleton Chapel
Page
Hadriil
Montreal Board of Trade
Welland Canal
New York Republican Club
Montreal
SpeciAn
George Hadrill
Pos
Hadrill
St. Lawrence
Erie Canal
New York
First practical telephone test in Salem remembered
Eleven years ago this evening Professor A Graham Bell transmitted a lecture from Lyceum Hall to Boston using Western Union wires. Salem now has 410 subscribers and 444 miles of wire with 14 employees. Old cord boards are replaced by multiple cord boards, ending the Currier bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Sreciat
A. Graham Bell
Essex Institute
Lyceum
Blaine Declares He Will Not Seek National Nominations
Blaine states through a letter to B F Jones that his name will not be presented at the Chicago convention for President and Vice President. The letter praises Republican gains and urges unity to sustain the party's strength, arguing the 1888 campaign hinges on national economic policy and party cohesion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Stanford
California
Senate
William F. Smith
United States Treasury
Chicago
Pitristine
Penn
Pittsburg
Froreker
Italy
B. F. Jones
Republican National
Republican Party
United States
Union
Garfield
Arthur
James G Brame Announces Private Citizen Role in Unity Campaign
The letter pledges devotion to restoring government administration to the party that can wield power for unity and prosperity. Brame states his intention to work as a private citizen and as a public candidate to serve the republic and its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Brame
Press Comments on Blaine Florence Letter Shapes Party View
New York Times pieces outline how Blaine's Florence letter will be read differently by readers. Some admire the figure, others distrust him, fearing it may deny his nomination while not binding him to refuse. The Sears and Tribune underscore that Blaine's name may still surface via party clubs and a Chicago nominating fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sprdau
The
Times
Blaine
Florence
Jones
Republican Party
United States
General Sherman
Mr. Blaine
White House
Cleveland
Paris
John Sherman
Blaine Clubs
Chicago
Mr. Jones
James G. Blaine
the Tribune
Jetter
the Herald
Springfield
Sprcrau
Man Found To Keep Her Rudder True
A historical note states a man was found to steer a vessel and uphold its course. The phrase indicates a guardian or captain chosen to ensure steady navigation and reliable leadership aboard.
Chicago Plans for Republican Convention Hall and Seating
Chicago officials outline preparation for the Republican national convention with Grand Pacific Hotel as headquarters. About 1700 delegates and alternates will be seated on the main floor and upper tiers, stage and press desks arranged for coverage. In Cusco, funds reach 23000 for a potential Democratic convention in Chicago, with a possible rise to 50000 if needed. Working committees prepare to travel to Washington.
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Chcago
Ill
National Republican Committee
National Committee For
Grand Pacific Hotel
Citizens’ Committee
National Committee
Curcaco
Chicago
Washington
The Bulgarian Muddle Deepens Across Europe
Vienna reports Prince Lobanoff states Russia will not initiate new settlements or discuss rival schemes. Fremdenblatt notes Lord Salisbury’s Lords speech aligning with powers viewing the Eastern question as their interest. Despatch from St Petersburg says Russian proposals to the powers are imminent. Constanoply warns Russia may sever ties with Turkey over Kiamil Pasha as commissioner. Bulgaria cites Berlin treaty mandating a Turkish commissioner. ParIs discusses critics of British stance on Bulgaria and the Berlin treaty. London reports Post denying talks with England to join a Franco Russian alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Turkey
Kiamil Pasha
5Oda
Prines Lobanoff
Vienna
Michael Davitt
Dolkey
Prince Lobanoff
Fremdenblatt
Lord Salisbury
House of Lords
England
Rome
St. Petersburg
Constanronoply
Sofia
Bulgaria
Berlin
Paurporrous
Paris
John Lemoinne
Journal Des Debats
Europe
Prince Bismarck
London
Post
Boston Copper Markets Under French SyndicateControl
The article argues the French syndicate dominates global copper, tin and lead markets, with Cape of Good Hope, Calumet & Hecla joining to sell at about 15 cents a pound for three years. It details world production, prices in 1882 and 1886, and notes the impact on U.S. and Lake Superior mines including Calumet & Hecla and Tamarack, their output, stock histories, and dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape of Good Hope
Calumet & Hecla
Russsia
Argentine Republic
Sweden
Spain
Portugal
Australia
Austrias
Rio Tinto
Bolivia
Coro-Coro
Tharsis
Mason & Barry
Sevilla
Cape Copper Co
Portugueye
Venezuela
England
Germany
Mansfield. E
Lake Superior
Mexico
Montana
Newfoundland
Atizomio
Letts Cove
Norway
Viccunes
U.S
London
Boston
America
Boston Stock Exchange
Arizona
Mining and Stock Exchange
New York Metal Exchanges
Calumet & Heela
Tamarack
Quincy
Atlantic
Franklin
Central
Osceola
Huron
Allouez
Portage Lake
Calumet
Hecla
Calumet Branch
Calumet & Hieda
Weather Indications For New England And Eastern New York
For twenty four hours starting 7 am Monday February 13 expect slightly warmer conditions. New England will have fair weather with light to fresh variable winds shifting to the south west. Eastern New York also sees slightly warmer weather with clearing coastal conditions and light to fresh winds shifting to southerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
New York
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Hartford, Conn
Abstract of Statement
J. M. Allen
William B. Franklin
B. Pierce
Francis B. Allen
C. Roberts
Pemberton Square
Ingalls
New York Academy of Music
Father McGlynn
Gilhooly
M.P
Cork
London Post
Murmer, Fair
Dr. Bartol
Graves
Albany Street
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Aong
Cleveland & Canton
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NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Benj. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
Ss. EF. Trull
WM. B. Turner
Dai
Washington St
Col. Elm
the Crown Prince
Lake Coppers
Opserover
Signal Service
U.S. A
A.M. P
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Rel, Hui
Port I
Ang
Northfield
Block Island
Nantucket
Albany
Lynchburg
Norfolk
Hiaiteras
Wilmington
Jacksonville
Montgomery
Shreveport
Fort Simith
Knoxville
Memphis
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Eas
Oswego
Detroit
Grand Haven
Mackinaw City
Marquette
Mich
Green Bay
St. Pan O
Des Moines
Saugeen
Can
Cloudy Rock Clife
Clear
Yarmouth
Clea Halifax
Leavenworth
Gan
St. Vincent
Bismarck
Fort Buford
Fort Assinaboine
Fort Custer
Helena
Sree
Fair Wee
Rapid City
Cheyenne
North Platte
Ene
Denver
Dodge City
Fort Sill
Santa Fe
Paso
Salt Lake City
Eelak
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