Sportsmens outfits price list for coastal spring shooting
An advertisement by sole agents for Chas Macintosh Co England sells waterproof hunting attire and gear. Partridge corduroy hunting suits offered at 20 dollars with detachable game pockets. In stock leather jackets vests English grain hunting shoes boots and more including moccasins leggings and sweaters. Also lists various page items but mainly catalogs sports gear and pricing.
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Chas. Macintosh & Co
England
Movement to Push the Sale of New England Goods in Mexico
A New England manufacturers group forms to push sales in Mexico and South America. A principal firm member denies consulting President Goff of the American Export & Trading Company. Spanish-American trade rises as the American Export & Trading Company becomes a champion for developing Spanish American trade.
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New England
Mexico
South America
New York
Republic of Mexico
Goff
American Export & Trading Company
Weather Indications Forecast Across New England
Washington weather bulletin predicts slightly warmer conditions by Sunday morning across Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut with fair skies and westerly winds turning variable in the later outlook For eastern New York a similar warm up is expected with fair weather and westerly winds becoming variable by Sunday afternoon.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Wagner's Rhein gold shines in New York bow
New York heard the first Rhein gold this season with an appreciative crowd. The production showcased Wagner’s master plan with striking mechanism and vivid realization. Herr Vogel earned praise for Loge, delivering precise musicality and convincing dramatic action throughout.
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New York
Sorcau
Herr Vogel
Loge
Naval orders detachments and new assignments in 1890s style
Washington February 21 Specialist Naval orders detach several officers and engineers. Assistant Surgeon George Rothganger leaves Mare Island Cal to Charleston. Passed Assistant Engineer D Strickland leaves Patterson. A H Wentworth to Naval Hospital Mare Island. Lieutenant James H Bull to duty at New London Conn March 1. Assistant Engineer T J Karter detached from Portsmouth NH yard to Patterson.
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Washington
Specian
Naval
George Rothganger
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Cal
Charleston
D. Strickland
Coast Survey
Patterson
A. Hk. Wentworth
Naval Hospital
James H. Bull
New London
Conn
T. J. Karter
Portsmouth
N. H
Arrest at Field's Corner After Break-In at Store
At 1 45 this morning Daniel Driscoll was arrested for breaking into the store of D Kel liber at Field's Corner.
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Field's Corner
Daniel Driscoll
D. Kelliber
Field’s Corner
Maritime News: Feb 21 Passenger and Vessel Routes Listed
In Boston and New York ports on February 21 several ships arrive or depart including Venetian from Liverpool Wilkominen from Kremen Assyrian from London with Liverpool City of Berlin from New ark Scandia from New York Buffalo from New York Martha from Baltimore Richmond Hill from New York and Abdam sailing from New York to Rotterdam. The items reflect regular Atlantic passenger and freight traffic with dates and origins noted.
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Boston
Liverpool
New York
Wilkominen
Kremen
London
City of Berlin
Newark
Hamburg
Scandia
Portland
Eng
Buffalo
Martha
Baltimore
Richmond Hill
Grisner
Abdam
Rotteram
Dr Scott’s Electric Plaster Cures Pneumonia Threat
A patient from U S Bots ford Sunderland Vermont reports being warned of pneumonia but was cured by Dr Scott’s Electric Plaster. The note reflects a testimonial from a local resident about medical treatment.
German Elections Show Sharp Conservative Decline and Socialist Gains
The report notes a large drop in Conservative votes with 234 seats known and second ballots set for March 1. It records who won in Berlin and other districts, second-ballot plans, party losses for Cartels, and calls for cross-party union against Socialists. Local protests and clashes in Berlin are described along with results across multiple regions.
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Union of All Parties
Beruin
Reichstag
Freisinnige Ice
Va A Zeitung
Centre Party
National Zeitung
Berlin
Magdeburg
Altona
Hamburg
Dresden
Leipsie
Chemnitz
Zwickau
Baron Bulach
Bemburg
Konigsburg
Frankfort
Anhalt
London
the Post
Funeral of Mr Biggar in London amid Irish tribute
The funeral of Joseph Biggar Parnellite MP was a large Roman Catholic ceremony despite opposition from his sisters. Irish MPs including T O'Brien and Patrick Davitt carried the coffin. The body then left for Liverpool to sail to Cavan with a long procession of thousands of Irish sympathizers along the route.
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London
Spredan
Dunlap
Cable News Company
Joseph Biggar
T. ©. O’brien
Patrick Davitt
Liverpool
Cavan
Ire
Home Office and War Officials Face Parnell Commission Fallout
In Loxpon the House of Commons heard Henry Matthews state no payment to informer Le Caron since his Parnell Commission testimony. Edward Stanhope said Harper's army article by Wolseley did not infringe rules, though staff should avoid such discussion. Questions on witness lists and commission expenses drew opposition, with Stansfield’s parochial council amendment defeated 254 to 181.
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Harper’s Magazine
Wolseley
Labouchere
Warnell Commission
W. H. Smith
Stansfield
Acland
Shareholders clash over Allsopp prospectus in London meeting
In London on February 21 shareholders of Samuel Allsopp & Son's brewing faced accusations that the prospectus was false while chairman Lord Hindlip defended its honesty stating the Allsopp family had not sold shares. A committee of inquiry was appointed as darkness and fog delayed wool sampling and sales.
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London
Samuel Allsopp
Dupuy
Newbridge
County Kildare
Pesru
Count Andrassy
Trebes
Deering Nominated for Portland Mayor by Democratic City Convention
The Democratic city convention in Portland Maine on February 21 nominated Hon. John W. Deering for mayor for a third time. His temperance record and practical business leadership are cited as strengths. The nomination was unanimous despite a strong showing for Republican Holman Melcher, with some Republicans likely to support Deering against the rum element.
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PortlAno
Sorrerau
John W. Deering
Deering
Rui
Holman
Melcher
Senator Hoar Relapse Causes Concern Over Illness
Washington report says Senator Hoar is more ill than publicly acknowledged. He suffers a second relapse from the prevailing distemper, has paused work, and is under careful care by Mrs. Hoar and his doctor, though not deemed dangerously ill. A dinner invitation next week is yet another sign he clings to activity while resting.
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Washington
Srrcian
Senator Hoar
Harvard Alumni Dinner Honors 25th Anniversary
New York hosts Harvard Alumni Dinner at the Bruns wick Hotel with about three hundred attendees. President Francis presided and received a silver loving cup marking twenty-five years of the club. President Eliot praised university progress and professor salaries while Eliots peers from Columbia Dartmouth and Princeton spoke.
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New York
Harvard
Brunswick
Francis
Eliot
University
Seth Low
Columbia
James K. Thayer
Harvard Law School
Charles A. Dana
Hiller
Dartmouth
James W. Alexander
Princeton
Decision Finds Party Rates By Baltimore & Ohio Illegal
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad must stop selling party rate tickets for groups of ten or more and post all excursion rates. It held party rates are not proper commutation tickets, and lower rates for groups discriminate against individual travelers. The decision, written by Commissioner Veazey, necessitates ceasing party rates and publicly posting rates.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pittsburg, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Veazey
Commission
Passenger Rates Reduced to Match Soo and Canadian Paths
Chicago on February 21 reports a rate cut by the Chicago Burlington & Northern from St Paul and Minneapolis effective February 25, lowering first class fare from nine dollars to seven. The move aims to compete with Soo Line and Canadian Pacific for New York and eastern business, as eastern links refuse to cut rates. Omaha is poised to follow with similar reductions, and other lines may join once arrangements allow.
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St. Paul
St. George
Alaska
Arizona
Soo” Line
Chicago
Minneapolis
Chicago, Burlington & Northern Road
Canadian Pacific
New York
Canadian Pacific Company
Burlington & Northern
Soo
Omaha
Burlington
Folding Beds and Furniture Special Catalogue
The Folding Bed has evolved from a suspect failing device to a simple convenient product. The new department of Folding Furniture showcases this principle with many applications and excellent success. A Special Catalogue with illustrations and prices is mailed free on application.
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Nousavons
French Language Question Maintains Government Majority in Commons
Ottawa reports Parliament sustained the government by a 99 vote majority on the French language issue after a six day clash. The scene featured bloc caucuses, heated speeches, and a dramatic finale with singing and a vibey gallery as the House moved to a decisive vote.
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House of Commons
Biggar
Ottawa
Ont
John ‘Thompson
Amyot
Quebec
Canada
Dominion
Tory
Dalton McCarthy
Jonens
Ile
New Fire Trial At Salem
In the Superior Criminal Court Henry Greenberg of Lawrence was put on trial for malicious burning of his store on Essex street Lawrence on November 4 1589. The Herron fire case jury was out all day and had not agreed at adjournment.
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Salem
Superior Criminal Court
Henry Greenberg
Lawrence
Essex Street
Herron
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