Boston Bay State Club Dinner Draws National Democrats
Three Washington dignitaries First Assistant Postmaster General Stevenson Congressman Springer and Henry B Lovering attend the Bay State Club annual dinner at the Revere House Boston. George M Stearns United States District Attorney for Massachusetts receives ovations as Democrats celebrate party gains. Col Charles H Taylor presides with notable guests including Mayor Grace and many state leaders.
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Rhode Island
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New Hampshire
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Chicago
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Stearns GOP rally ignites Boston Bay State Club
A speech by Mr Stearns at the Bay State Club gathering draws cheers as he lauds President Cleveland and Democratic principles. Col Taylor introduces Stearns with a toast to Washington birthday festivities and Democratic unity amid civil service reform debates.
Democratic praise for Cleveland era reforms and unity
Hon William E Springer arguesIllinois and Massachusetts share reform prospects under Democratic rule. He cites pensions and land office changes, defends Cleveland leadership, and urges party unity to elect a Democratic successor within three years, praising Stevenson.
First Assistant Postmaster General Presents Compliment
The First Assistant Postmaster General Stevenson expresses gratitude for meeting Massachusetts Democrats and asserts alignment of state and national Democratic principles with Stephen A. Douglass as a leading figure. He praises continued party unity and discusses Democratic ideals amid applause.
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Fishermen’s Rights Backed by Woodbury in Washington
Judge Woodbury visits ex-Collector Babson and confirms strong support for American fishermen. Senate debate on Frye’s plan looms, House patience expected, and retaliation options against Britain are ready if needed. Bayard pledges prompt decisive action to defend fisheries.
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Morrison bonds proposal divides Congress on treasury calls
Washington February 22 Representative Morrison proposes that the Secretary of the Treasury issue a bond call when funds excluding the 100 million held for redemption fall to 10 million. The plan faces GOP skepticism and likely Senate opposition with a presidential veto possible.
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Dakota Not Admitted. Colonel Maratt Sounds Note
SPECIAL TO THE POST. WASHINGTON Feb 22 Colonel Maratt United States marshal for Dakota says Dakota will not be admitted to the Union by Congress. He argues policy over justice and notes Seaster West’s view. He cites that Dakota votes heavily Republican but shows varied political sentiment among residents. Clerks of the Weather In Washington a meeting of state weather chiefs will discuss standardizing observations.
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National Law and Order League Meeting in Cincinnati
The National Law and Order League held a session in Cincinnati with Hon. C C Benny presiding. Attendees included Arthur M. Burtons L. D. Vale Robert Neall A R Palmer Andrew Paxton J H Perry C W Wyman L E Dudley and Rev W J Haven. Reports on arms and accomplishments of local leagues were heard as the session continues tomorrow.
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Illinois
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Boston
McCarthy Returns to San Francisco After Hawaii Visit
John W. McCarthy state supreme court clerk arrived in San Francisco today aboard a government requisition. He said he left for health reasons and owes nothing to the state. He was released on a three thousand dollar bond.
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Boy Drowns Skating on Brockton Pond
Special to the Post reports 13 year old Willie O Hall son of Frank J Bail drowned while skating on a pond in Brockton near the Bridgewater line. The body was recovered shortly after.
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Boston Leig annual ball at Oil d Fellows ball
The annual ball at Oil d Fellows ball was held last evening in Boston. J Howard Richardson's orchestra provided music for listening and dancing. Caterer Tufts served the banquet with Mr Albert S Canewell as floor manager and aides including William H Lott S E Smith N A Allen A P Giedner J F Neill John B McKay R A Jack and Charles A Littlefield plus James H.
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New York Defaulter Davidson in Montreal Extradition Talks
A New York defaulter, possibly ex Sheriff Davidson, met Montreal lawyers over extradition limits. A warrant awaits arrest as he faces alleged embezzlement from a years in office totaling millions. Bush of Boston also sought advice while Pinkerton agents monitor the case.
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Mac Rae Sues for 670,000 Against Canadian Pacific
Montreal February 22. Mac Rae sues Canadian Pacific Railroad for 670,000 asserting entitlement to payment for both the permanent trestle and all woodwork used in its construction north of Lake Superior. Prominent U.S. and Canadian engineers to be examined. over 200 witnesses summoned. If successful, three other contractors would file similar actions totaling over 500,000.
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Judge Leavitt Sustains Contested Will in New Hampshire
In Exeter New Hampshire on February 22 Judge Leavitt sustained the Sanborn will after a contested hearing. General Marston for contestants failed to appear at the scheduled time. Contestants have sixty days to appeal to the Supreme Court. evidence showed Sanborn’s sound mental condition and the will is likely to be proved.
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Chinamen Forced to Leave Oregon City by White Mob
About 2 o clock this morning a mob of forty to fifty white men assaulted Chinese residents in Oregon City, looted money, and forced forty two Chinese men onto the steamboat Latonia to Portland. The workers included many employees of the Oregon City Woollen Mills.
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Judge Denies Dalton Habeas Corpus Request in Columbus
Judge Wylie of the Common Pleas Court refused Daniel J. Dalton clerk of Hamilton county’s writ of habeas corpus. Dalton was arrested by order of the House of Representatives for contempt for refusing to produce precinct A fourth ward Cincinnati returns before the House or a committee. He may provide the records or face imprisonment.
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Cotton futures steady as Liverpool market closes
Cotton quiet and unchanged with futures steady. Upland prices quoted around 413-164, Or. loans at 4 1/2 percent. Reported cotton sales 8000, receipts 8000, American 380. February to August price ranges given in fractions and 64d increments.
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Armland
Philadelphia meeting backs McClellan monument drive
At a February 22 meeting led by Mayor Smith the McClellan Monument Association adopted resolutions authorizing a citizens committee to work with the association and the Fairmount Park Art Association. The art group pledged 5000 dollars if 10000 dollars is raised for the monument with 455 dollars in subcriptions to date.
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New York Mt Holyoke Alumni Form Association
Mt Holyoke Seminary in New York announces the formation of the New York Alumni Association with 106 ladies organizing. Officers include President Mary A Brigham, vice presidents Mrs J D Wilson and Mrs P Goddard, and treasurer S D Mack. principal Eliz Blanchard attended and spoke.
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Eliz Blanchard
Rail lines cut Oregon Washington fares in rate war
DreMVER Col Feb 22 The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and the Denver and Rio Grande railroads cut passenger rates to Oregon and Washington Territory to match Union Pacific and Northern Pacific cuts. They also lowered the Ogden and Salt Lake City fare from 30 to 25 dollars, equalizing with San Francisco. Other rates remain as at the start of the rate war.
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Col
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Denver and Rio Grande
Oregon
Washington Territory
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Orden
Lake City
San Francisco
No Riot But Big Demonstration at Manchester
Immense crowd views Amoskeag gates opening in Manchester New Hampshire as workers resume, while 1200 strikers march led by John F Woodbury. Demonstration orderly. unions united for higher wages with no imminent settlement.
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John F. Woodbury
Washington
Merrimac Square
Smith’s Hall
No New Schedule of Prices Likely in Cotton Mills
SPECIAL TO THE POST Fatkiver Massachusetts February 22 Manufacturers appear to plan no new price schedule and expect a 10 percent wage advance on all workers if the work is cut 10 percent. Mill managers show little concern for complaints while help awaits posted price lists and possible action.
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District Assembly No. 30
V.c. Hall & Co
New Haven
Conn
Branford Lock Works
Branford
Runyon
Fatkiver
Mass
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Girl Weavers at Wanskuck Carry War Into the Sunday School
In Wanskuck Rhode Island a Knights of Labor organized boycott by discharged mill worker’s companions sweeps into the Baptist Sunday school. Overseer Reed faces protest as girl weavers threaten to quit if he does not concede. Parishioners and pastor await resolution amid the unusual dispute.
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Baptist Sunday School
Hungarians in coke regions face work resumption amid tensions
Feb 22 reports from Pleasant Pennsylvania describe a general return to work in the coke regions. Hungarians feared to protest, but their opposition weakened, with many refused work or seeking checks. Police guard Morri s and Wheeler mines report ongoing labor disputes and threats of expulsion. New York Belt Line agrees to higher pay for drivers and crew. Freight brake men on Illinois Central face strikes over pay and crew size. Miners in multiple districts demand higher wages effective March 8. In Ottawa Roman Catholic churches a memorial sermon denounces Knights of Labor and related groups.
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Worcester meeting backs tenants on phone rentals
In Worcester Massachusetts a Feb 22 meeting of telephone subscribers debated Indiana style limits on phone rentals. About twenty five attendees adopted resolutions denouncing high charges and urging the Legislature to act. J R Theyer and Jd C French were chosen to press the plan before the mercantile committee.
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Indiana
J. R. Theyer
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Death of Colonel John Richards in Alamosa
Colonel John Richards senior member of the old dry goods firm Richards Winslow Shaw of Chicago died suddenly in Alamosa Colorado. The firm once transacted about nine million dollars a year and was later bankrupted by the Chicago fire. At his death he was a travelling salesman for a Kansas City dry goods house.
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Richards, Winslow & Shaw
Chicago
Alamosa
Richards
Kansas City
Chicago Meeting on Indiana Court Decision
The Central Union Telephone Companies executive committee met in Chicago on February 22 to decide actions after the Indiana Supreme Court ruling that caps telephone charges at $3 monthly. No decision was reached.
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Central Union Telephone Companies
I Adiana Supreme Court
British American Bank Note Company Cleared in Revenue Probe
Ottawa reports the minister of customs completed the investigation into charges of defrauding revenues. The decision finds no grounds for penalties and declares the company’s commercial entries for years past as correct and in order.
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British American Bank Note Company
Cvorrect
Indications For New England Weather Forecast
Indications show slightly warmer conditions in New England with fair weather. Southwesterly winds are noted at 1 a.m. on February 13.
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Armory Rink Fire Destroys Buffalo Armory
Fire at the Armory rink in Buffalo destroyed the Seventy-fourth Regiment headquarters. A strong wind spreads flames to nearby properties with total loss estimated at 23,900 dollars and insurance at 25,000. Fire department battled the blaze as the fire spread before gaining control later.
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Armory Rink
Seventy-fourth Regiment
Rink
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Loss toll in fires varies by report and city
Fire losses across Wilmington Portland Farmington Pittsburg Rutland and Boston total hundreds of thousands with some insured. Accounts list specific buildings and firms affected including Lillie Holmes Bladen Front Street Church Worth & Worth and several others with varied insurance and damage.
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N. C
Lillie Holmes
Atlantic Coast Fire
Bladen
Front Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Worth & Worth
Alexander Sprunet & Son
C B. Wright
G. J. Boney
Kirchner & Calder Bros
Smith & Gilchrist
Cisampion Compress Company
Brooklyn
St. Barnabus
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Front Street
Champion Company
West Farmington
Farmington
Augustine H. Bradford
Charles Butler
Bradford’s
Pittsburg
Penn
Pollard
Acme Tanning Company
Joseph Barckley & Co
Lion City Glass Company
Woatson & Co
Charles Irwin
McCullough & Co
Serious Buffalo, Mt Morris Railroad Accident Injures Eighteen
A forenoon accident on the Buffalo New York and Philadelphia railroad twelve miles north of Mt Morris left eighteen passengers injured after the Munda to Rochester train derailed and its forward coach tipped and burned. Among the injured are Rev. S. D. Moxley and his wife, George Ralston, and B. F. Coffin of Mt. Morris with varying degrees of severity.
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Assault on U S District Attorney in Salt Lake Hotel
United States District Attorney Dickson was assaulted at the Continental Hotel by three men. Judge Powers and Major Erb pursued and identified two attackers as Falk J. Cannon and Angus Cannon. a third suspect escaped. Frank J. Cannon was detained by a policeman against Judge Powers's orders. U S Marshal Ireland took the remaining assailant. Dickson suffered no serious injuries.
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Court orders sale of Brown Bonnell plant in Youngstown
Judge Baxter ordered the sale of the Brown Bonnell & Co plant in Youngstown after the firm faced a $1,060,000 creditor claim. The capital stock had been $2,000,090 largely tied to Herbert Ayres & Sons of Chicago whose failure affected the firm’s finances and led to receivership for the endorsed paper.
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Legislature Passes Bill After Supreme Court Ruling
In Trenton on February 22 the Legislature quickly passed a bill to address faculty matters triggered by a recent Supreme Court decision. It moved through both houses without opposition and provides for carrying cases to the Court of Errors and Appeals with ten days after suing out a will by the attorney general.
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Portland Firm R. Janson & Son Expands After 1871 Start
Portland firm R Janson & Son aligns operations with its Liverpool head and overseas links stating the Portland house established in 1871 and a branch in Victoria. No full statement of sheets and liabilities has been made yet.
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Ore
Abippirg Ani Commission
Great Ovations Welcome Lord Churchill to Belfast Journey
Large Orange crowds in Belfast greet Lord Randolph Churchill at the depot and escort him to Ulster Hall where he condemns disunion and praises union with England. Police precautions curb rioting as traffic stalls and women in regalia join the demonstrations. Churchill later speaks of Home Rule as a threat to the empire.
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Libel Case in Vienna Involving New York Insurance Firm
Vienna report on libel action by Herr Schonberger editor against Vienna agent of an American insurer over claims the U S insurance system is a gambling scam. The matter centers on Schonberger's article and a pamphlet reissue with a reply by Herr Von Stahl. Evidence and press materials are being gathered for trial amid corruption accusations.
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Reunion of Union Prisoners in Hartford Armory
A reunion of Union prisoners occurred yesterday at the Potrem Phalanx armory in Hartford Connecticut. The report also notes the discovery of an unknown man's body in the Teunton River and other regional incidents including notable deaths and accidents.
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Two Boys Drown After Ice Breakthrough at Parker Street Pond
Two boys about 13 and 11 years old drowned near the Back suv Park after breaking through thin ice off Parker Street. Special Officer Cotter attempted rescue as Sergent Curry aided in the search. bodies recovered by 8 pm and taken to City Hospital morgue. Homes of Arthur F. Barnes and Ernest Stacey identified late that night.
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Memorial service arranged for John B. Gough in Wor ecrerre
Arrangements were perfected tonight for a John B. Gough memorial service at Mechanics Hall next Sunday afternoon with local speakers. Pallbearers at the funeral on Wednesday afternoon will be William Noble of England, H Morgan, H T Fullerton, S E Hilfereth, E T Marble, H M Smith, Edward Whiney, S A Newton, H B Lincoln and Rev H S Kinbole all of Worchester.
Burglar Attack Foiled At New Haven Residence
Early Sunday two masked men tried to rob Peck Newton's Woodbridge home. Newton fought them off and was abused, sustaining cuts on his hands and a bruise to the abdomen from an axe swing. Mrs Newton escaped and alarmed neighbors as the burglars fled empty handed.
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Boston Alcer Men Leave Philadelphia After City Visit
Boston alcer men spent the day in Philadelphia sightseeing and departed for Boston at 6 35 this evening ersatz spelling present.
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Newport news ship arrives for speed trials at milg course
The United States ship mer Tsilapoosa under Commander W. Whitehead arrived at 4 30 p m from Hampton Roads. She will stay several days to adjust passes and test speed over the mile course as government officers observe from the harbor.
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Burlington Carnival Opens Under the Most Favorable Auspices
Burlington Vermont carnival opens amid bright skies and festive displays as the Burlington Coasting Club opens its toboggan slides and coast, with city illuminated for the event. An accident injures a man setting lights and a girl. several people suffer minor injuries.
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Yale Freshmen Parade with Canes in Washington's Birthday
Yale freshmen mocked sophomores on Washington's Birthday as they paraded downtown with oversized canes and chargers while the sophomores pelted them with cannon crackers. A faculty committee kept the mob from charges, and a planned photo failed as crackers thwarted the photographer.
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Postmaster General Declines Favor to Young Virginian
Colonel Hawkins of Alexandria told a reporter that he sought help from the Postmaster General for a young Virginian Democrat seeking a subordinate fire department post. The Postmaster General refused, calling the request improper, and a colored Republican interfered as the scene unfolded.
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Fish Hawk Arrives for Codfish Hatching Research
United States steamer Fish Hawk under Lieutenant-Commander Pitman arrived at Gloucester from Woods Hole. The ship, attached to the fish commission, will conduct scientific researches and hatch codfish before departing.
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General Newton Honored As Catholic Cup Guest
General John Newton, who directed Hell Gate harbor navigation explosions, will be the guest of honor at Philadelphia's Catholic Cup reception tonight. State and city officials, National Guard officers, and many prominent citizens will attend.
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Bank cashier bound over for embezzlement in Willimantic case
Borwich Conn Feb 22 United States Commissioner Tenny bound Samuel Bingham cashier of the United States National Bank of Willimantic over to the district court for trial on embezzling and misapplying bank funds and credits. Bond fixed at 15000 dollars and furnished.
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Order of the Knights of Labor
Blue Dye House
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Wuebk
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Morywood
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Central Union OF Paones
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Signal Service
CD. 5. A
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Goss
el. Ca
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Grave
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O Bien
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Talbot
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Hill
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