Weather Indications For New England and Gulf Storm
Washington February 21 forecast for 24 hours from 7 a m Wednesday February 22 fair weather light variable winds slightly colder for Maine New Hampshire Vermont rest of New England fair with light to fresh northerly winds becoming variable slightly colder. Buruk Hint Observatory February 21 2 p m for southeastern New England fair and colder weather. The signal service chart notes an eastward moving low barometer area near Gulf of St Lawrence and a Gulf of Mexico storm bringing heavy rains. Except for Minnesota the east of Mississippi shows normal barometer and thermometers with St Paul and Duluth at zero. outlook is for fair slightly cooler weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New England
Buruk Hint Onservatory
Signal Service
Lake Region
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi
Minnesota
St. Paul
Duluth
Observations Across Stations at Common Moment
Observations were recorded simultaneously at all named stations. Data notes indicate uniform timing and shared measurements across locations, suggesting coordinated observations.
Treaty on fisheries rights between United States and Britain
President Cleveland presents to the Senate the fisheries treaty with Great Britain, concluded February 15, 1888, detailing delimitation of waters around Canada and Newfoundland, rights of American and British vessels, license terms, penalties, and procedures for ratification to secure mutual access and peace along the US Canada border. The document includes articles establishing a mixed commission, delimitation methods, harbor protections, and provisions for enforcement and navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Senate of the
United States
Congress
Great Britain
Canada
Newfoundland
London
Foreign Office
Dominion of Canada
Thomas F. Bayard
William L. Putnam
Maine
James B. Angell
Michigan
British North America
Strait of Canso
Department of State
Secretary of the Treasury
Grover Cleveland
Executive Mansion
J. Chamberlain
Sackville
Charles
Tupper
America
Treaty Negotiation Between United States and United Kingdom
The text outlines differences over interpreting article 1 of the 1818 convention and notes mutual desire to remove misunderstandings and foster friendly intercourse. It lists plenipotentiaries from the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada including Thomas F. Bayard, William L. Putnam, James Bb. Angell, Joseph Chamberlain, Lionel Sackville West, and Sir Charles Tupper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
United States
North America
Thomas F. Bayard
William L. Putnam
Maine
James Bb. Angell
Michigan
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Joseph Chamberlain
M. P
Lionel Sackville West
K.C.M.G
Charles Tupper
G-C.m
Dominion of Canada
Temporary fishing modus vivendi with Britain 1883
British plenipotentiaries propose a two year temporary arrangement for Atlantic coast bays and harbors. United States vessels may obtain annual licenses at 150 dollars per ton for bait ice lines and outfits and for transshipment of catch. Duties on fish oils would be removed during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Newfoundland
United States
Labrador
Dominion
Atlantic
Senate
Parliament of
Washington
Senate of the
Doings in Parliament on Agriculture Low Mood
In the Commons Mr Chaplin resumed the debate on the address to the Queen’s speech, calling attention to agriculture’s deep depression and its economic toll. He warned the government must act soon, noting estimated losses near £50 million and 700,000 idle workers, while others faced reduced wages.
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London
Chaplin
House of Commons
Lord John Manners
Committee of Council On Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
King Harman
Ireland
Charles Cameron
College
Glasgow
Highland
Scotland
Cameron
Result of the storm sweeping Connecticut damage and floods
A severe freshet caused by a weekend rain and wind flooded five miles of meadows, lifted a bridge, washed away rails and factory basements, damaged telegraph poles, and stranded passengers. Multiple bridges and embankments failed, with extensive property losses likely exceeding twenty thousand dollars.
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Palmer
Water Street
J. S. Holden & Co
New London Railroad
Commercial Street
Hampher Hat Company
A. J. Northup
F. F . Marcy
Boston & Albany
J. H. Smith & Co
Fay’s Bridge
Monson Road
Union
New London & Northern
Ware River
Burleigh Bridge
J.S. Holden & Co
New London & Northern Railroad
Commercial
Monson
Norwich
Conn
North Wilbraham
Cutler & Co
Stillman Ellis
Quaboag
Athol Brane
Springfield
Central Massachusetts Railroad
Gilbertville Mills
New Haven
Com
Fountain Water Company
West Ansonia
Ansonia
Naugatuck
Housatonic
Western Union
New Haven Road
Rents Cut in Donegal by Land Commission and Landlords
Dupuix reports the land commission cut rents in Donegal by about 25 percent on average, with Glenties district landlords reducing up to 40 percent, easing tenants costs. A Kerry despatch notes police withdrew summonses against news agents selling reports of suppressed National League meetings. The Express says Lord Londonderry may resign as lord lieutenant of Ireland.
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Ireland
Mr Corcoran Failing in Washington Hospital
In WaAsiincron on February 21 there is no change in Mr Corcoran's condition since morning though he is weaker. Death is expected at any time.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Goodman
Dennett
Boston
N. E. Hollis
Geo. M. Palmer
Chemiat
J. H. Daley
Jas. H. Daley
Hollis
R. Poor Dennett
Oor
Soausmraahth Avenue
WM. Quinnian & Co
Purchase Street
Dennett Food Co
C. F. Nichols
H. H. Ely
The
Weeks & Potter
Washington ST
Gilman Bros
Hrosstorn
Geo. C. Goodwin
Hanover ST
Carter, Carter & Kilham
Theodore Metcalf & CO
Tremont ST
A. G. Wilburn,co
Joseph L. Parker
Heath & CO
Squires Parlor
Sidney Squires & Sole Manufacturers
Tremont Street
Mollis Street
Heston, Sian
Tea Service
Olover
D. N. Holway
Devonshire Street
Bremen
Escalona
New Orleans
Gibraltar
Valermo
New York
Havre
Normandie
Moville
Polynesia
Baltimore
Liverpool
Santander
Chateau Margaux
Bordeaux
Limerick
Parklands
Vera Cruz
City of Alexandria
Havana
Savannah
Barcelona
Brow Head
Skew Orleans
Regina
Halifax
Gothia
Pepennanent Reece
Keyptian Monarch
Philadelphia
Vacerland
Antwerp
Arn Marth
Hevana
Horton
Marbella
Tharno
Tron
Jansiaica
Hats
Harburg
Gentmey
Ethiopia
Malin Head
Siberian
Lisard Point
Belgoniand
Charles F. Stain
Stain-Cromwell
Internal Revenue
Davis
Fall River
House
Allen
Lowell
Post Office
Browne
Harrison
F. N. Downs
American Amateur Athletic Association
American Trust Company of
North Carolina
George H. Corliss
Providence
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Graff, Bennett & Co
Pittsburg
Committee On Territories
Fitchburg
Williamstown
Bay State Agricultural Society
George Washington
West End
Faneuil Hall
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin Central
Boston Stock Exchange
A. L. Roten
Observer’s Office
Eastport
Portland
Northfeld
Albany
Nantucket
Lynchburg
Norfolk i
Hatteras
Renee Eeee
Wilmington
Jacksonville
Fair Montgomery
Shreveport
Bow
Fort Smith
Marquette
Mich
Ular
Ioudy
Chicago
Clondy Green Winy
Des Moines
Fair Saugeen
Can
Clondy Toctl Cocenvecs
Montreal
Yarmouth
Hatake
Leavenworth
Huron
Vincent
Bismarck
Sash Nee Oe
Fort Buford
Cloudy
Fort Aasinaboine
Mair Fort Custer
Helena
Ewer
Rapid City
Cheyenne
North Platte
Denver
Dodge City
Santa Fe
Cernsvere
Lake City
Chauncy-Hall
Boylston Street
the Fisheries Treaty
Cleveland
Baie Des Chaleurs
Birch Point
Miscou Island
Macquereau_ Point Light
Bay of Kramichi
Point Escuminac
Tabiscinatae Gully
Egmont Bay
Prince Edward Island
Cape Egmont
West Point
St. Anne’s Bay
Nova Scotia
Cape Smoke
Point Acorn
Fortune Bay
Cornaigne Head
Brunet Island
Fortune Head
Sir Charles Hamilton Sound
Cape Fogo
White Island
Peckford Island
Ragged Harbor
Scatari Island
Cape Morien
Placentia Bay
Red Island
Merasheen Island
Long Island
Bryer Island
St. Mary’s Bay
Secretary of the Treasury of
Mr. Chaplin
Commons
Affairs IN
Donegal
Land Commission
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