Morrison tariff bill adds to free list in 1886 plan
Washington reports Mr. Morrisons tariff bill introduces 1886 free list additions including timber and lumber products, salt in bulk, various ores and minerals, coal, corn, oats, chicory root, raw materials for tanning, dyes, and extensive metal and glass duties. The proposal sets duty rates on cotton goods, leather, wool, and many manufactured items, with a general sugar duty of 80 percent of existing rates and provisions limiting export duties for certain countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Manila
Gwents
Donskoi
South Ameican
Cordova
Valparaiso
Smayrna
United States
Turkey
Greece
Egypt
Smyrna
New England Mutual Life Insurance 1885 Statement
The New England Mutual Life Insurance Company presents its statement of business for the year 1885. It notes a prominent feature of their system the life rate endowment policy. Explanatory pamphlets are available at the office in Postoffice Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
la Postoffice Square
Watching the Course of the Angry Waters in Dedham and Fall River
Special to the Post from Dedham Massachusetts reports rapid Charles River and Wigwam pond flooding endangering the dye house dam and Merchants Woolen Mill.Residents move furniture to safety as cofferdams, sluiceways, and gravel banks are deployed to avert disaster. Separate dispatch from Fall River notes gale winds, damaged fences and storefronts, with trains restarting after flood disruption and an estimated local loss around 50 000 pounds. In Windsor Wisconsin melting snow swells the Connecticut River warning of possible repeats of 1869 floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Charles River
Washington Street
Collins
High Street
Boston and Providence
Merchants’ Woollen Company
James Devereaux
Andrew Galvin
Dedham Roads
Norfolk
Merchants’ Woollen
Marchants
Mill Creek Bridge
East Deeham
Hyde Park
Jewett City
Norwich and Worcester
Worcester
New London and Northern
Fall River
Mass
Pleasant Street
Durfee
Old Colony
Boston
Taunton
Myrick’s
Connecticut Valley
Windsor, Wi
Connecticut
Ice Flood Hits Waltham Mills and Bridges Hard
Waltham mass floods drive six feet of water through cellars and machine shops. Boston Manufacturing Company suspends operations for three days as ice breaks up, dam watches and bridges suffer damage near Linden Weston and Lexington streets. Total city damage expected under $15,000 with ongoing pumping and repairs and risk to footbridges and the Moody street span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Mass
Boston Manufacturing Company
Linden
Weston
Lexington
Beaver Break
New Grove Street
River Street
Cambridge
Moody Street
Watertown
Walker & Pratt Mannufacturing Company
Hollingsworth & Whitney
Newton
Upper Falls
Pettee
Fiall Company
TAUTNTOS'S TROUBLES No Light Except from Candles
Taunton mass Feb 15 The Mill river flood remains high and powerful raising roadbeds wearing away Weir street bridge supports eight teams across the only east west passage gas works flooded Electric Lighting Company dynamos underwater and candles and kerosene are the city lights A temporary bridge is planned over Winthrop street to aid water department mediate repairs to highways and bridges $75000 allocated Weir village and several firms report losses ranging from 800 to 45000 with others cited but totals incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Mass
Mill River
Weir Street
Electric
Winthrop Street
Water Department
Bic
Inpairs Street
Whittenton Manufacturing Company
Reed & Burton
Hopewell Mills
Spartan Tack Company
Park Wills
Patrick Coyle
Baker
Thomas O. Falvey
L. Lincoln
Elm House
Taunton Copper Company
Taunton Tack Company
M. Field Tack Company
Saunders & Burlington
Lumber
Weir Village
Flood Ravages Hyde Park and Surrounding Towns
SPECIAL TO THE POST. Hyde Park faces rising floodwaters and shifting fears as a young man drowns and dozens evacuate their homes. Central Park Avenue and nearby areas remain inundated while dam safety and bridge conditions worry residents amid rising Neponset river levels.
Despatches Describe Floods and Rail Disruptions Across New England
Despatches from across the region report the Contocook river flooding mills, widespread ice jams, and damaged bridges. Nashua and Merrimac rivers rise to new highs since 1870, with hazards from ice gorges near Hollis and Lancaster endangering rail and tunnel structures. Road losses in Middleboro, Lilifax, Carver, and Wareham exceed $30,000. overall freshet damage tallies near $75,000. Trains on several lines resume swiftly as washouts are repaired and bridges like Natick’s trestle are reopened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
New England
Contocook
Machias
Phipp
N. H
Nashua
Merrimac
Hollis
Lancaster
Worcester
Haverhill
Groveland Bridge
Middleboro
Lilifax
Carver
Wareham
Spot Pond
Lowell Road
Central Massachuette
Boston and Providence Road
Providence
Old Colony
Natick
Boston and Albany
New York
Boston
Tenement Fire Damages North Street Building in Boston
Patrolman Al Trieder of the first division found a fire on the third floor of the three story brick building at 261 and 269 North Street at 1 10 this morning and rang Box 14. The room was occupied by James Marshall and the bed lounge, worth 18 dollars, burned from a pipe left on a windowsill. The building owned by John H Sherburne sustained about 56 dollars in damage. Patrolman Gleason quickly put out a minor blaze in Levi Tincnesett s tenement at 69 Prince Street yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Trieder
First Division
North Street
James Marshall
John H. Sherburne
Gleason
Levi Tincnesett
Prince Street
Joan B. Gough Stricken By Stroke During Lecture
Philadelphia Feb 16 Joan B Gough suffered an apoplexy while lecturing at Frankford Presbyterian Church. He was taken to Dr R Bruce Burns home where doctors say his condition is serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
Joan B. Gough
Frankford Presbyterian Church
R. Bruce Burns
Burns
Resolutions and bills trigger action in Congress
In Washington on February 15, House debates and adopts a resolution demanding State Department copies of Belgium Denmark Germany Portugal Sweden and Norway correspondence on tourage relief. Delegations from New Jersey Illinois California Kansas New York Maine Massachusetts discuss tariffs immigration Chinese and Bell Pan Electric inquiries with a pension for General Hancock widow. Senate introduces relief and pension bills for several named individuals and monopolies connected to ironclad monitors and post office losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Phelps
New Jersey
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Secretary of State
Belgium
Denmark
Germany
Portugal
Sweden
Norway
United States
Morrison
Illinois
Felton
Congress
Hanback
Kansas
Bell and Pan Electric Telephone
Pan Electric Telephone Company
Pan Electric Telephone
Government of
Bell
Pan Electric Telephone Companies
United Stes
Committee On
Pulitzer
New York
Select Committee
Sane
Hancock
House
John Porter
J.r. Woolford
Negley
Pennsylvania
Mr. Fuller
Iowa
Senate
Blair
New Hampshire
Ellen Sader
Jesse H. Strickeland
Stephen D. Smith
New England
Reed
Maine
Charles F. Ward
Long
Massachusetts
Atlantic Works
Monadnock
Court of Claims
John J. Curtis
Edwards. Tilder
Shawnee
Stone
David W. Low
Gloucester
James W. Goodrich
Heverhill
Ely
Edward Gormley
House Committee On Shipping
Dunn
Beck
Builders with plans on Geldowsky estate corner Walnut Bow
Dr. Thomas M. Durell starts a residence on the Geldowsky estate at Walnut and Bow streets while Anthony Haderbolets is slated to build nearby. Susan T. Corrig2za was sent to Sherborn women's prison for one year on a common drunkenness charge. The Independent Social Club hosted a select assembly in Hill building last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Durell
Geldowsky
Walnut and
Bow Street
Anthony Haderbolets
Susan T. Corrig2za
Women’s Prison
Sherborn
Independent Social Club
Hill
Police arrest two for larceny of two gridirons
Patrolmen Hanson and Lester of the fifth division arrested William 4H. Cronin and John Fahey for the larceny of two gridirons valued at 65 dollars from the property of Albert D. Kilham at the corner of West Chester Park and Westland street. The theft occurred February 13 and the items were recovered from a South Ena junk store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson and
Lester
Fifth Division
William 4H. Cronin
John Fahey
Albert D. Kilham
West Chester Park
Westland Street
Ena
Train strikes man on tracks in TrtroCon incident
Tyler Webster, 35, was struck by a train while walking on the railroad at noon. He was thrown twenty feet over an embankment into the river, badly injured but expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TrtroCon
N. O
Tyler Webster
Clorinda and St Louis Railroad Default on Interest
In New York on February 15 the Clorinda and St Louis Railroad, a Wabash Pacific branch, defaulted on interest due on first mortgage bonds. Bondholders met and moved to proceed with foreclosure of the first mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clorinda and St. Louis Railroad Company
The
Wabash Pacific
Becher Transferred to Savannah See from Wilmington
A private despatch to Archbishop Corrigan from Rome announces the transfer of Bishop Becher of Wilmington to the vacant see of Savannah Georgia. The message confirms the move and places Becher in charge of the Savannah bishopric following the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corrigan
Rome
Becher
Wilmington
Del
Savannah
Slight quake felt in Moron Havana area
A slight tremor was reported in Moron on Friday, with Havana dispatch noting a minor earth movement felt by observers. No damage or injuries reported as authorities assess the tremor’s reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Moron
Bishop Baltes Dead In Alden Diocese
A dispatch from Alden reports Bishop P. J. Baltes, head of the Alden diocese, died this morning due to congestion and liver inflammation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltes
St. Louis
Alden
Fil
P. J. Baltes
Diocese of
Cold wave forecast across regions with strong westerly winds
Weather bulletin predicts a cold wave and colder conditions from New England to the South and East Gulf States. Brisk to high westerly winds, rising barometer, and possible local rains in the north. New Haven to Eastport cautions issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
Middle Atlantic States
New York City
Philadelphia
South Atlantic States
East Gul States
West Gulf States
Lower
Lake Region
New Baven
Eastport
Boston Weather Report From Copseever Oriion 1886
Boston report lists barometer readings around 29.93 to 30.02 inches, temperatures from 41 to 55 degrees, humidity near 80 to 90 percent, wind directions varying and overall clear to cloudy conditions. Includes maximum and minimum temperatures, mean daily dew point, and total precipitation of 0.006 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copseever’s
Oriion
Sienar Service
U. S.A
Boston
USM
Secretary Lamar replies to Senate inquiry on Ward papers
Senate receives a letter from Secretary Lamar transmitting all official reports on Henry Ward while United States Indian inspector. He notes the papers are voluminous, asks they be returned, and clarifies they do not prove all evidence on Ward's suspension. 282 enclosers accompany the submission to the Indian affairs committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar
Senate
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Dawes
Interior Department
Henry Ward
Department OF the Interior
Washington, D. C
United States Indian
Ward
L. Q. C. Lamar
Committee On Indian Affairs
Oklahoma Lands
van Wyck
Hawley
Committee On Public Lands
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
General Land Office
Conger
Committee On Post Offices
Julia Grant
Hale
Naval Committee
Butler
Blair
Sheldon Jackson
Alaska
California
Union Pacific Railroad
Nebraska
Kansas
Morgan
George
Mr. Morgan
Jackson
Collector ship contenders in Washington and Maine
In Washington on February 15 Bradley B. Smalley of Vermont led the home-going collectors, with Captain Chase still present. Captain Baker is favored in Maine’s marshalship race, with George B. Holman and Harman among the notable candidates amid ongoing competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
POST
Washington
Bradley B. Smalley
Vermont
Pillsbury
Boston
Captain Chase
Senate
Frye
Hale
Maine
United States Marshalship
Captain Baker
George B. Holman
Carthage
Hemphill Resolution Fails To Clear Silver Policy
The House coinage committee in Washington on February 15 did not reach agreement on any silver related bill. The Hemphill resolution proposes suspending silver coinage and creating a commission to negotiate remonetization with European nations, with suspension to end if talks fail. Four members support it: Hemphill Scott Rockwell and James. opposed by Bland Lanham Seymour Norwood McCreary Barnum Little Felton and Faller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Coinage Committee
Washinton
Europe
Hemphill
South Carolina
Scott
Pennsylvania
Rockwell
Massachusetts
James
Kentucky
Messrs
Bland
Lanham
Seymour
Norwood
McCreary
Barnum
Little
Felton
Faller
Sensational Testimony in a Providence Divorce Suit
In Herbert B. Wood v Zeroiah A Wood in Providence Supreme Court Sylvia Maria Douglas a Wood witness swore she was paid for her testimony and had lied about Mrs Wood identity The petition was dismissed Then James A Lee Wood chief witness was arrested for perjury He is from Chelden held for next term of Court of Common Pleas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Herbert B. Wood
Zeroiah A. Wood
Supreme Court Today
Sylvia Maria Douglas
Mr. Wood
See
Wood
James A. Lee
Lee
Chelden
Court of Common Piers
End of the St. Croix Strike in Calais Maine
Workers at the St Croix cotton mill resume under a wage pact after arbitration by a three town committee. A noon dispute with spinners caused a shutdown, but a late afternoon conference yielded a fresh adjustment. The mill will reopen tomorrow with no wage reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calais
St. Croix
St. Stephen
Milltown
West End schoolhouse dedication in Malden
Malden Mass February 15 The new West End schoolhouse on Pleasant Street costing 40000 was dedicated this afternoon. City officials and citizens attended as Rev T C Pease offered prayer. Mayor Duggan transferred the building to the school board and congratulated all involved. George W Colpene, chairman of the school board, spoke as rooms were opened for inspection and the building will be occupied at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mass
West End
Pleasant Street
T. C. Pease
Duggan
George W. Copelane
Providence
R. I
Warren Manufacturing Company
Brockton
George G. Snow
Mr. Snow
Daniel S. Howard
Mr. Howard
Charles Eaton
Manufacturers’ Committee
L. M. Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
Supreme Court Rules on Insurance Policy Sanity in Mississippi
The Mississippi Supreme Court ruled in Pollard versus Phoenix Insurance Company for the defendant. The case questioned whether merchants with insufficient license could enforce an insurance contract. Nearly $100,000 was involved directly and indirectly, and the decision is regarded as the most important in years, with questions about valid policies remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Supreme Court
M. A. Pollard
Phoenix Insurance Company
Riot in Paso ERIAC Causing Flour Looting by Crowds
An excited crowd of 200 French Canadians raided Robin & Co and Lee Bonutillier stores in Paso ERIAC Que on February 15 seizing about 260 barrels of flour. Clergy and the Mayor urged restraint but failed. Troops were telegraphed for as fears of wider trouble grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin & Co
Lee Bonutillier
Resson
Man Killed Near Old Colony Railroad In Quincy
The mangled body of Henry Adams, 60, was found at about 11 a m today beside the Old Colony railroad track near the Braintree line. He had left home for Braintree and is believed to have been returning when the accident occurred. Adams, long a resident of Quincy, leaves a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Henry Adams
Old Colony
Braintree
State suit settles against George Hall in Chester
In Chester Vermont on February 15 the State versus George Hall was settled with the defendant paying 8 and costs. Principal Stone of Chester High School filed the case for injuries after being struck in the face by a pupil he was punishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester, Vt
George Hall
Stone
Chester High School
Lockout Follows Weavers Strike at Amoskeag Mills
Manchester New Hampshire February 15 Locked out 5500 Amoskeag employees after a planned wage rise failed to placate strikers. Weavers demanded higher cuts for ginghams and press goods, leading to yard protests and police clearing the area. Commissions and meetings to seek compromise adjourned to Tuesday. Other mills face potential lockouts if strikes expand. Providence and Brockton reports note minor wage disputes and amicable settlements. Fall River nailers lose 10 percent after a recent restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Straw
Sand
Tanda
Shaw
Manchester Sitk
John F. Woodbury
Probation Acknowledged in Ongoing City Complaint
A woman placed on probation about six weeks ago in a fourth division complaint has moved across the city over the past ten years. About two years ago she served a term in the house of correction for keeping a jig shop on North street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
North Street
Broadways Athletic Club Bout Fails to Crown Holske Medal
At the Broadway Athletic Club South Boston a lively middleweight championship for the Holske medal ended indecisively after a fiery four round bout between James Davis of South Boston and James Phelan of Cambridge. Referee E C Holske and timekeeper James T Kennedy oversaw the fray as the crowd waited for a conclusive winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Athletic Club
South Boston
Billy Mahoney
Kerrigan
Harrington
Sullivan
Williams
J. H. McDonald
Deacon
Smith
John Murphy
James McDermott
Mat McDonald
Lapnan
Holeke
Massachusetts
James Davis
James Phelan
Cambridge
E. C. Holske
James T. Kennedy
Davis
Phelan
Libby
Holske
Knights of Labor spread gains as unions grow in New England
Reports from Haverhill Wakefield and Somerville show lockouts rallies and new assemblies expanding Knights of Labor influence. A Norway Plains Manufacturing wage increase is posted for March 1 while miners strike ends at Spring Hill colliery and Fall River dye works workers remain away. A Fall River operative sues for board and the nailers protest wage cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings & Stearns
Haverhill
Knights of Labor
Knights of Labor of
Wakefield
Henry M. Cross
Newburyee
Frank K. Foster
Lawrence
Norway Plains Manufacturing Company
Rochester
N. H
George E. McNeill
O'Neill
Missouri
Labor Committee
House
Washington
Fannell Hall
Plum
Central Labor Union
Somerville
Boston
Spring Iill
A S
Bine
Fall River
Daviel
Employees Armed to Guard Business from Mob Attacks
In Leicestershire on February 15 crowds surged as striker numbers rose. One firm armed its workers with revolvers to defend the premises against parade threats.
Resolutions Backed by Davitt Adopted by Dublin Corporation
Dublin February 15 Dublin Corporation passed resolutions urging home rule for Ireland. Michael Davitt supported the move citing hope in Mr Gladstone's promises and his church question settlement. He urged Parnell's priority on home rule while favoring concurrent land question settlement. He also appealed to Protestant Ireland to cooperate with the Parnellites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Davitt
Dublin Corporation
Dublin
Corporation of Dublin
Ireland
Gladstone
Davitt
Parnell
Mr. Davitt
Parneliites
Labor Meeting Call in London for Public Works Jobs
The Social Democratic Federation issued a manifesto calling a Sunday meeting to demand government action on public improvements to provide work for idle workers and ensure wages enough for subsistence. It urges workingmen to help maintain order. The note praises Sir Charles Dilke. London Feb 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Social Democratic Federation
Sir Charles Dilke
Charles Dilke
Chelsea
Mr. Gladstone
Patrolmen arrest Minnie Barry for keeping house of ill fame
Patrolmen Fessenden and Carr of the fires division arrested Minnie Barry on an oD and warrant last evening at 44 Merrimac street. Barry is described as an old offender and faces charges related to running a house of ill fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fessenden and
Carr
Fires Division
Od & Warrant
Minnie Barry
Merrimac Street
Minnie
A Flush Draw Wins Big on a St Lawrence Deck
A Detroit Free Press reminiscence details a late August poker session aboard a boat bound for home. The narrator, amid mounting losses, hits a four-card straight flush with diamonds, pulls off a dramatic bluff, and pockets a large pot after a tense final raise. He reflects on the costly temptation and vows not to play poker again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
St. Lawrence
Sam I
Christian
Iman
Allright
Sutil
Yves
Four Years in the Saddie lecture in Charlestown hall
Rev Ignatius P Eagan of St Francis de Sales Church will speak at Monument Hall next Thursday on his Civil War experiences with the First Cavalry of California. The talk funds a San Francisco trip for Abraham Lincoln Post No 11 G A R. A grand ball at Armory Hall features a reception committee of post officers and cadets. Massabesh Club plans its annual reunion and banquet at Mishawem Hall in Charlestown on Feb 25 with a prep committee led by J J Green and Michael Fitzpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignatius P. Eagan
St. Francis de Sales
Monument Hall
Mr. Eagan
Abraham Lincoln
Post
San Francisco
First Cavalry of
California
Armory Hall
Chanin
Todd
Play
Phipps
Bateman
Oakes
Washburnas
French
Lewis
Stevens
Ve. Robinson
B. Frank Strand
Charles A. Peirce
Edward Burbeck
G. P. Anderson
Charles H. Deaborn
Massabesh Club
Joan J. Green
Brighton Street
Mishawem Hall
Charlestown
J. J. Green
Michael Fitzpatrick
Curran
Reagan
Welsh
Lieutenant Curran
Station
Sylvie Gockin
Daniel Sullivan
Order Brith Abraham Convention Elects Officers at Tremont Street
The Brith Abraham convention met yesterday afternoon at 176 Tremont Street. Officers elected include Past Grand Master H. Vivian Beck and Grand Master J. Kosowsky. In the evening a grand ball at New Era Hall featured 125 couples, Levine's orchestra, and a convention committee led by Tf. Quinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order Brith Abraham
Tremont Street
H. Vivian Beck
J. Kosowsky
Lewis Jackson
Adolf Robinson
Moses Labelsky
A. Newsfield
Laws
Leonard Leiserson
Morris Abraham
New Era Tall
Joint Committee On Convention
Levine
Tf. Quinn
M. Jacobs
M. Leicmer
Wham
Ketzby
M. Casselliman
WD. Jacobs
L. Dimond
Aliman
Wil- Hellman
Old Bourbon and Pure Rye Whiskeys Sold in Bottles
An advertisement promotes G. O. Taylors exceptional bourbons and pure rye whiskies sold in bottles only through druggists and stockists, emphasizing safety and purity for consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Taylor
Sheep Herder Killings Stir Mexico and Colorado Range
Chicago dispatch reports violence by cowboys employed by the Kansas and New Mexico Cattle Company in northwestern Mexico and southwestern Colorado. Governor Ross offers rewards for killers. Ricardo Jacquez is killed and Alessandro wounded in an ambush after posse confrontations. Carlisle brothers deny wrongdoing amid calls for law enforcement action and possible British involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas and New Mexico Cattle Company
Mexico
Colorado
Ross
Rio
Arriba
New Mexico
Martinez
Justice of the Peace
College Canon
Ricardo Jacquez
Allesandro
The
English Cattle Company
Carlisle Brothers
Ricardo Jasquez
RE. Carlisle
Cattle Company
Duarango
Justice’s Court
Carlise
Itaeli
ER. G. Boss
World’s Museum hosts grand Japanese goods exhibition
Over $26000 in Japanese wares fills the second and third floors with silks bronzes pottery screens and lanterns. A four foot dragon vase and a thousand curios attract crowds while attendants in Japanese costume greet visitors. New York carloads of additions arrive amid washout delays. stage acts and entertainers headline daily in the amusement hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Kepve Woodward
Jedy
Mme. Carver
Lihputick
Silas Bishop
Gant
Major Herman
Wmidget
Gace Courtland
Witcs
Wall Street
Mitchell and
Loraine
George Felix
Parker Twot Brothers
Fox
Dora Claxtox
Kropp
Sam Luenes
Pennyisms
Portrait of Robert E. Lee from Stephens posthumous note
A fragment from Alexander Stephens's posthumous paper in the Southern Bivouac recounts Robert E. Lee as a man of private virtue, a model youth, and the first prominent Confederate commander. It recalls Lee becoming major general after Davis appointed him amid prior South doubts and notes his early battle cautions before Seven Pines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Fi. Stephens
Robert E. Lee
Richmond
Army of Virginia
John Janney
Convention
Hall of Representatives
David
Savannah
Bartie of Seven Pines
Joseph E. Johnston
Gov. Smith
Lee
M. Davis
Goteram Girl Abroad Impresses Berlin Society
A Berlin letter notes a prominent American socialite from a New York family who attends Minister Pendleton's reception with a crowd of admirers. She once caused a minor scandal by drinking champagne during a public banquet toast to the Emperor but remains spirited and popular, enjoying the scene without consequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Berlin
New York
Orae
Cambridge Art Circle Deliberates on Hisphantics Theme
A meeting at 5 Inman Street Cambridge discusses the topic Hispanics. Medical Examiner Holt reports an autopsy on the infant found in ashes near Jay Street Cambridge Port resulting in death by violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Jewell
Inman Street
Jay Street
Cambridgep
Holt
Quarrel Over Trivial Matter Ends in Brother Shot
A dispute at Chattanooga Tennessee between brothers Jellar con and Samuel Ellis led to Jellar con shooting Samuel in the head. Separately, New York Produce Exchange members adopted resolutions after the death of ex Governor Seymour and appointed a committee to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jellarcon
Samuel Ellis
Samuel
New York Produce Exchange
Seymour
Angostura Hitters Regarded as Digestive Regulators
The Angostura Hitters have earned a global reputation over fifty years as the standard regulators of the digestive system. Imitations have appeared, but consumers are advised to seek the genuine article manufactured only by the named company.
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Morrisons
Whiting
Paris
NEW England Mutual
Tautntos
Lesses
East Dedham
Hyde Park Avenue
Graham
Undertaking Establishment
Business Street
Als O
Central Park Avenue
East Degdhbem
Rexdville
Walnut Street
Neponset
Tilley
Gibson
Moore & Sinnott
Chase
Malden’s
Gaspe
ORE OF
Labor Notes
Leicester Strikers
John Morley
London Chamber of Commerce
Provincial Chambers of Commerce
Mansion House Relief Fund
Holstein
Prussia
Heide
Marne
Mansion House Fund
Bhrith Abraham
Lawless
World’s Museum
Robert EH. Leh
Goteram Girl
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