Addie M. Deering Receives One-Week Provisions Permit
Gloucester schooner Addie M. Deering, homeward from the Banks for repairs, sought a license to take a week's provisions to return and resume voyage. Consul-General Phelan obtained permission from Col lector Harrington, with Ottawa instructions that the case must not set a precedent.
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N. S
Gloucester
Addie M. Deering
Phelan
Harrington
Ottawa
Tariff Reform Debate Tracks Eastward Push in Massachusetts
At a Chicago convention, Massachusetts tariff reformers push plan of work, rail against high duties on wool coal and crude iron, praise Cleveland, and urge country town meetings to spread tariff reform. Speakers include M. M. Holmes Henry W. Lamb and Gordon. Judd reports steady progress and education as key to winning farmers and workers.
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Sixcran
Massachusetts
American Tariff Reform League
M. M. Holmes
New England Furniture Exchange
Henry W. Lamb
Brookline
Byron Stout
Michigan
Judd
Massachusetts Tariff Reform League
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New Jersey
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Lynn
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Bowker
New York
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Brooklyn
Grover Cleveland
Tariff Reform League
Funeral for Hartford hotel disaster victims held in New Britain
The funeral of Rev. Dr. J. Perrin and his wife, victims of the Hartford hotel disaster, drew a large crowd in New Britain with Yale President Dwight and local clergy attending. Work on the wreckage paused for services and will resume at dawn as police search for Edward Boyle, a vagrant, believed buried in the ruins.
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Conn
J. Perrin
New Britain
Dwight
Yale College
Walker
Wright and Cooper
Edward Boyle
Parliament Reopens Amid Foreign Policy Debates and Irish Tensions
London reports Parliament resumes with Queen's speech outlining Egyptian successes, Samoa talks, Ireland reforms, and UK defense costs. Gladstone faces cheers and opposition hisses as ministers defend policy, while discussions cover East Africa, Samoa, Zanzibar, and district councils.
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Berlin
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England
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Ireland
Department of Agriculture
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Great Britain and Ireland
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Balfour
Pigott
Smith
Samoa
Zanzibar
W. H. Smith
Pores
East Africa
James Fergusson
Lake Nyaza
Portugal
Zambesi
Chamberlain
United States
Sackville
Weather forecast for New England and eastern New York
Washington reports a twenty four hour forecast for New England and eastern New York fair and warmer with southerly winds. Cautionary signals are shown from Sandy Hook to Eastport indicating weather watch conditions.
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Washington
New England
New York
Sandy Hook
Eastport
Shipping Arrivals and Clearances In New York Waters
Listing of arriving steamers and barks with origins such as Boston Calcutta Hamburg and Antwerp plus clearnces of ships to Rouen Para Kingston Liverpool and Batavia including Euphrates Oz and Orinoco with multiple port calls and vessel names in a dense harbor movement report.
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H. F. Dimock
Boston
Argonaut
Calcutta
Agnes
Hamburg
Kepler
Cebu
Sailea
Euphrates
Singapore
State of Nevada
Glasgow
Wieland
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St. Ann’s Bay
Orinoco
Hermada
Levuria
Antwerp
Vesuvio
Phillipville
Arcadia
Barbados
Ohio
Rosario
Lemuria
Saville
Rouen
Paraense
Sidebotham
Para
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Bond
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Sansom
Kingston
Halley
Arrell
Liverpool
the Queen
Gondle
Crystal
Stannard
Leith
Westernland
Jamieson
Lepanto
Morgan
Hull
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Tobin
Port-au-Prince
Garvin
Hamilton
Ber
Flamborough
Fraser
Windward Islands
Gen. Whitney
Kearse
New Om Bray
Karas Calliope
Nickerson
Bristol
Eng
Tjerminai
Diepenbrack
Batavia
Kyle J. Ray
Dow
Eminent Nationalist Sentenced to Six Months in Galway Jail
William O'Brien, condemned at Tralee for violating the crimes act, was moved today under guard to Galway jail to serve a six month term. A large crowd gathered at Tralee to see him depart.
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London
William O’brien
Tralee
Galway
Carnot Names Lizard Premier in New Cabinet
Paris February 21 President Carnot signed a decree naming a cabinet with M. Thiarp as premier and commerce minister M Courzet foreign affairs M Constans interior M Rouvier finance M Thevenot justice M Favureris education M Fay agriculture M Gurs-Guyor public works M de Freycinet war and Admiral Jaures marine revealing a reshaped government leadership.
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Paris
Carnot
M. Thiarp
M. Courzet
M. Constans
M. Rouvier
M. Ithevenot
M. Favureris
M. Fay
M. Gurs-Guyor
M. de Freycinet
Admiral Jaures
Interstate rail group expands with eighteen roads
Chicago report details the Interstate Commerce Railway Association forming with eighteen signatory lines out of twenty two. Wisconsin Central joins while four roads abstain including Illinois Central and Kansas City line. A committee plans to confer with Aldace Walker on chairmanship.
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Chiaco
Interstate Commerce Railroad Association
Wisconsin Central
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Harris
Association
Illinois Central
Chicago
Messrs
Hughitt
Mec-Nulta
McMillan and Miller
Aldace F. Walker
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Railway Association
Walker
English Syndicate Aims to Buy St Louis Breweries
A London capital group with 50 million dollars aims to acquire St Louis breweries. American rep is ex Senator Stephen W. Dorsey. Several owners have been approached with limited success. St Louis hosts twenty six breweries with a combined working capital of about 20 million dollars.
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St. Louis
United States
Stephen W. Dorsey
Fire Record reports multiple early fires in New England
Franklin Massachusetts West Medway block burns causing about 3000 in losses for grocer Irwin L Smith and 4000 in leather losses for Abner Smith with 2000 building loss and partial insurance. New London Opera House fire saved building about 1500 loss. Revere incident risks for Mr Oldrieve home. boot and shoe store fire at 57 Hampden street causes 3500 damage with two families nearby unharmed.
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West Medway
Irwin L. Smith
Abner Smith
New London
Revere
Oldrieve
Revere Street
E. A. Hishiman
Hampden Street
Plan to rob Congress street jeweller fails
A Boston police report details a failed jewelry store robbery at Aston's shop 22 Congress street. Herbert Knight and Peter Drohan attempted a transom entry, but three hall guests delayed them. Subsequent burglaries at Swan Basford Co. Washington street and J W Wilbur office add to a busy night of crime.
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Wiley
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Herbert Knight
Emanuel Daniels
Cambridge
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Blackstone Street
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Dick Drohan
Crattle Square
Knight
Aston
Drohan
No. 22
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Crohan
Dover Street
Cogan
Daniels
Swan, Basford & Co
Washington Street
J. W. Wilbur
Gillette
Station 5
George d Sullivan
Daniel O’brien
Sennock
John A. Wiley
Harrison Avenue
John H. Young
Hudson Street
Steamers Arrived and Departed Ports List From Various Shippings
A long cargo and passenger vessel dispatch lists ships arriving at or departing from Boston Hong Kong Liverpool and other ports. Vessels include Marmion Vorwarts Marcia Arabic Main Gardenia Sahn St Oswald Cutie Arizona Chateau Leoville Flowergate Nevada Mounts Bay Ethelbald Australia Chancellor Saratoga Anglia Ravenshoe and others with origin and destination cities such as Jamaica Venice Philadelphia Baltimore Savannah New York Calcutta Smyrna Nassau Bremen and Aden.
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Nevada
Mounts Bay
England
Genoa
Austerlitz
the Lizard
Gluckauf
Glasgow
Anglia
Cork
Ravenshoe
Navy and Army Orders Move Officers to New Duties
The Army and Navy Gazette reports a wave of assignments and readiness orders. Naval officers including A J McConnell J M Emanuel and others are held in readiness for Mohican and other ships while Wil liam Harris moves to the Atlanta and Wise transfers to the Juniata. Army notices grant extended leave for McQuinsten and Sharpe and assign Stamper to escort recruits to the Platte department.
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A. J. McConnell
J. M. Emanuel
Mohican
William H. Harris
Atlanta
New York
William C. Wise
Juniata
George A. Norris
San Francisco
J. R. Stanton
Joseph Wilson
Independence
Henry W. Schaefer
W. J. Maxwell
F. H. LeFavour
Charles Y Rolles
Pensacola
Yantic
Sumner ©. Payne
Coast Survey
Eagare
Joseph Beale
Street Inspection Board
John §. Newell
John J. Brice
Washington Navy Yard
William P. Clason
Pittsburg
Phoenixville
Penn
H. T. Percy
Washington Naval Hospital
Patterson
Robert Whiting
Charles McQuinsten
Fourth Infantry
Henry G. Sharpe
Wilson G. Stamper
Twenty-first Infantry
New York City
Department of the Platte
Kenna Re elected Senator by 46 Votes in Senate
Washington telegram reports Senator Kenna reelected to the Senate with 46 votes. Delegate Dorr, previously opposing Kenna, voted for him to meet the required majority. General Clark, clerk of the House, received the telegram confirming the result.
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Sale of trotters in Kentucky sets record price
S A Browne Co of Kalamazoo and M R Bissell of Grand Rapids buy Anteco a nine-year-old bay stallion (record 2 16%4) from the Sonoma County Stock Breeders' Association at Santa Rosa for 30000 dollars. The day’s sale totals 142630 dollars for 61 horses, led by Bell Boy at 51000 dollars, the highest price for any American horse.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
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Grand Rapids
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Sonoma County
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Elmira
N. Y
J. G. Hopper
Unionville
Bon Felix
W. T. Woodard
Lexington
Victor von Bismarck
J. E. Madden
Hamiletta
Hamlet
Hermitage Stud
Nashville
Slipper
Volunteer
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Pearce
Phantom Clay
Harry Clay
W. Simpson
New York City
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Happy Medium
G. Higgins
Mr Lady
Harold
P! Mather
Canal Fulton
Kitty McGregor
Robert McGregor
Jefferson
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Red Wilkes
M. Overton
Lyle Wilkes
George Wilkes
8. A. Browne & Co
Florilla
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Shelbyville
Nannete
Moser & Secor
Galesburg
Sir Wilkes
J. Stevens
Sherman
Tex
Witherspoon
Ee Peters
Sophy
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J. W. Crawford
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Dictator
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Georgetown
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Ictor
von Bismarck
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Icholasville
Gonone
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J. C. Williams
New York
Sappho
B. McClellan
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G. C. Walker
Cincinnati
Thornleaf
Young Jim
A.J. Alexander
Woodburn
Stud
Blanche Patchine
J. K. Maddox
Sally Southworth
J. 5. Clark
Brunswick
N. J
Vandalia Wilkes
J. A. Middleton
Elsie Wood
Nutwood
Dubois Ros
Denver
Col
Elies
G. Lang
Buffalo
Lida Wilkes
Same
eenOe Dodd Peet
Pancoast
J. B. Irvine
Bayou Sara
Firemen Dancing marks tenth annual ball at Mechanics Hall
The tenth annual ball of the city fire and protective departments drew a crowd of about 18 000 across Exhibition and Machinery Halls. 8000 tickets at 2 each net 16000. Mayor Hart attended with a host of officials as 500 couples led the grand march under Baldwins Cadet Band. The event wrapped after midnight with supper and resumed into morning.
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Exhibition Hall
Louis P. Webber
Miss Webber
Baldwin
Hart
Mayor Hart
Fitch, Tobin and Murphy
Edward J. Hathorne
George _P. Sanger
An O’mealey
Whiting
Donovan
Green
Whitcomb
Edward P. Wilbur
Peter Morrison
Thomas H. Duggan
Joseph H. O'Neill
John P. Brawley
Charles Silloway
Cushing
Shaw
Pierce
Dolan
Folan
Desmond
Hoar
Chance
Oakes
Teevens
Mulhall
Harris
J. Baisley
W. W. Doherty
Samuel Capen
Louis P. Abbott
J. H. le Favor
J. A. Ryan
Webber
Flanders
Samuel Abbott, Jr
F. W. Smith, Jr
Regan
Yale President Dwight Reports Growth and Needs
The Yale University president’s report covers two and a half years to June 1 1889. It notes a net membership gain of 289 and gifts and legacies in trust totaling $725000. He calls for more land near the college buildings to be presented to the corporation and supporters.
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Dwight
YALE
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
University
Guns and Ammunition for Canada
Lord Stanley addressed the Dominion Artillery Association in Ottawa urging a detachment to Halifax to train with sixty four pounders and calling on the government to secure more modern guns. He expressed confidence the British government would ensure Canada has ammunition.
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Canada
Ottawaa
Ont
Lord Stanley
Dominion Artillery Association
Halifax
Mr Warren on wood pulp and the tariff 1889
In a letter from Boston dated February 16 1889 Mr Emerson W Judd secretary of the Massachusetts Tariff Reform League explains he cannot attend the Chicago convention. He outlines the paper industry stance noting competition has driven prices below foreign price plus freight and duty and that there is no reason to object to the Mills bill proposing a 25 percent reduction.
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Boston
Emerson W. Judd
Massachusetts Tariff Reform League
American Tariff Reform League
Chicago
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