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24 Feb 1888
Page 1
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1888
Page
1
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Mr Edwin A Stone spoke at the Christian Union on Saving and Savings Banks The Rev Francis Tiffany opened a series of lectures upon Ethics in the Sunday School Also notes date change for the Democratic national convention to June 5 in St Louis with tensions between Scott Gorman and party leaders.
The Democratic National Committee met in Washington and after lengthy balloting settled on holding the 1888 convention in St Louis. They set June 5 as the date, with a committee to arrange canvass and logistics. Edmund Wilson and Hubert O. Thompson were noted as deceased members.
Henry George writes in the Standard that he withdraws from the Anti-Poverty Society under Dr. McGlynn and supports Grover Cleveland. He argues Cleveland’s tariff stance will advance economic education, push back old politicians, and mark a pivotal postwar political moment.
San Remo reports the crown prince passed a satisfactory day, reading and talking, with hopeful remarks from Dr. Mackenzie. He has not been told of Prince Louis of Baden’s death to avoid harming him. Queen Victoria returned to London amid public salutes and upcoming betrothals teased for royal cousins.
A lively Brooklyn Academy of Music performance of Boccaccio in a new dress under Colonel McCaull drew laughter and applause. The cast featured Mathilde Cotrelly Marion Manola Laura Joyce Bell Annie Myers Josephine Knepp Grave Seavey Nina Bertini and others. A Lyceum Hospital benefit matinee in New York raised over $8000 with seats sold out for another show.
The Gould-Sage case was taken to the New York grand jury as District Attorney Fellows and assistant Semple presented affidavits and documents. The jury was in session over an hour before calling a witness said to be Sidney Dillon. Tomorrow the grand jury will continue with witness examinations.
Halifax February 23 The Nova Scotia Parliament opened today with Lieutenant Governor Richey presiding. D C Frazer of New Glasgow has been named to the legislative council and will serve as government leader in that body.
The Official Messenger reports Russian ambassador proposals to Germany over Bulgaria. It explains Russia's aim to restore the Berlin treaty's status, disavow Ferdinand, and urge sovereign guarantees while resisting forcible change. Berlin and Paris commentaries note potential Ottoman and German support and changes in military command.
A compressed shipping bulletin lists arrivals and sailings by ports including Boston Baltimore New York Philadelphia San Francisco Bristol Hamburg Southampton and Liverpool with vessels such as Hondo State of Indiana Britannia Catania Port Victor Ethelbald and Adriatic and routes from Jamaica Glasgow Calcutta Hull Rio de Janeiro and New Orleans among others dated February 22 28 in scattered entries.
The debate in the House of Commons on the Address in Reply to the Queen's Speech resumed. Shaw-Lefevre urged a measure to clear arrears of excessive rents in Ireland, accusing Balfour of aiding landlords like Clanricarde. Balfour noted tribunals fixed fair rents since 1881. Shaw-Lefevre pressed for relief on arrears not arising under judicial rents.
The Grant Monument Fund Association held its annual meeting in New York on February 23. Dorsheimer Woodman and Tainter were elected to fill vacancies. The secretary reported 120162 dollars deposited across banks. Officers chosen include President William R Grace and Treasurer J P Morgan. A slate block weighing 480 tons was blasted from a Fair Haven Vermont quarry, the largest lifted there yet.
Washington notes fair weather for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont with stationary temperatures and light variable winds for 24 hours from Friday. The rest of New England sees fair weather slight temperature changes and light to fresh winds shifting southeast. Blue Hill Observatory forecasts rain and warmer for southeastern New England tonight. Map shows low pressure areas in the Northwest and Gulf of Mexico with high pressure off New Jersey and another in Kansas. Friday indications include increasing cloudiness slight temperature changes and possible rain.
Observations were recorded simultaneously at all named stations, noting identical conditions and measurements. The synchronized data captures readings from multiple locations to compare atmospheric or environmental factors observed at the same instant.
Loxpoy reports steamers Oregon sailing to Baltimore from Liverpool via Whickham and Alexandria proceeding to Boston. Weather and port conditions not detailed.
In Chattanooga on February 23, 21 year old J C Johnson was killed by umpire Ben Magill after a dispute over a call in a campus baseball game. Magill struck Johnson with a bat, crushing his skull and fled, authorities searching the mountains for him.
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