The Barron Tragedy Testimony in Barron Case
Bancor Maine February trial coverage details Mrs. Cleves testimony crowding and courtroom turmoil. Key witnesses include Stain Cromwell Barron and Barron family, with defense opening stressing alibi and possible fraud in bank records. Trial adjourns with statements from Charles Stain and Cromwell regarding threats and alleged motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
Medfield
Springall
Dexter
Thomas Bickell
David L. Stain
Dexter Savings Bank
Charles L. Winslow
Bank
Reverend Nightingale Praises Tariff Reform Critiques Sherman
Ashmont Hall heard Rev. Crawford Nightingale argue against Rhode Island relying on tariff glory, asserting water power and location drive prosperity. He accused Sherman of selfish aims and likened his policies to Jewish-Christian contrasts, urging mutual benefit in trade and defended duty free raw materials to aid industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Nightingale
Ashmont
Ashmont Hall
Massachusetts
Georgia
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Sherman
Montgomery
Pulaski
Lafayette
England
America
Nightingale
One Day in Congress Senate Passes Marine Conference Bill
The Senate approved a measure to convene a long planned international marine conference in Washington to revise sea rules, improve signaling in bad weather, and discuss life saving measures. Other actions include education for Indian children debate and a Washington Cable Electric Railway bill advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Indian Territory
St. Louis & San Francisco Railway Company
Edmunds
Robert Anderson
Manderson
Platt
Danbury
Conn
Hale
Saco
Maritime Canal Company of
Nicaragua
West
Plumb
Frye
Senate
United States
Voorhees
Kansas
No Man’s Land
Mr. Dawes
Mr. West
Secretary of the Interior
Dawes
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Fifteenth Street
New York Avenue
Rometaanka Street
Fourteenth Street
Lectures on Ethics at Channing Hall by Rev Francis Tiffany
Yesterday at Channing Hall the Rev Francis Tiffany began a four lecture course on Ethics in the Sunday school. He cited St Paul Romans seven, Launcelot, and Venice scenes to argue morality depends on religion. He warned that education must balance character traits and steer minds against temptations in an age of science and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channing Hall
Francis Tiffany
al Staff
Venice
Launcelot
Locke
Markets Show Dull Yet Firm Tone Across Cities
New York traders focused on Richmond Terminal and St Paul with buying signals for both. Boston markets rose on a traffic alliance between Boston and Maine and New York New Haven Hartford, adding about $500,000 to Central Massachusetts carvings. Bell Telephone stock held largely steady with limited selling below 220 and notable absorption up to 230, while observers note strong confidence linked to a Supreme Court decision. Brookline Land rose to 542 bid amid insider price talk. Atlantic & Pacific Railroad expands with twenty five locomotives to handle rising traffic. Cattle losses in Montana due to winter are near 4 million, mirroring last year’s toll. California’s Merced canal completes a 27 mile project costing 1.75 million dollars. irrigation reach 600 million acres. Mt Vernon cyclone relief efforts receive funds from Louisville railroads. Chicago markets were weak. May wheat and corn fell, while ribs traded briskly. Iron and steel imports for 1887 reached 1.78 million gross tons, ore imports 1.19 million. total non-ore import value stood at 56.42 million. Sutro Tunnel reorganization proceeds as the Comstock lode potential boosts royalty prospects. CAPE COP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Richmond Terminal
St. Paul
Massachusetts
Boston & Maine
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Lowell Public Building Bill Reaches $200,000
Washington reports House committees approve a bill for a Lowell Massachusetts public building costing 200000. Other appropriations for Birmingham Duluth Newark and Council Bluffs pass. A Venezuela British boundary dispute is debated, with a request to President to share related documents. Paine Burgess testimonial correspondence outlines gifts to General Paine and Edward Burgess from the Eastern Yacht Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carlisle
Cox
Vance
Connecticut
Danbury
Conn
House
P ‘Lic
Lowell
Mass
Birmingham
Ala
Duluth
Venezuela
United States
Americas
Great Britain
Boston
Edward Burgess
Marlboro Street
Eastern Yacht Club
Henry Lee
Lishball
Funeral of Henry Fiske Chase at New Old South Church
The funeral for Henry Fiske Chase was held yesterday at the New Old South Church. The Rev. George A. Gordon conducted the service, described as impressive. Many floral pieces were displayed, and a large number of prominent business men attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fiske Chase
New Old South Church
George A. Gordon
Auction Sales Schedule For Today And Saturday
Sales by auction listed with Frast Horatio Harris at 12 m today and stocks by R L Day Co at 11 80 a m and Francis Henshaw Co at 12 m on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Harris
Stocks
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Marriages Across Cities on Feb 21 and 22
Notices record several wedding ceremonies: Blanchard Skinner with Harriet L. Skinner in this city. Bowditch Moses wed Alice F. Moses in Cambridge. Earle Alexander united in this city. Gardiner Easterbrook joining Henry H. Gardiner and Emily Easterbrook in Chelsea. Wallenhauer Rehling marriage at Boylston Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard Skinner
S. A. Shearman
Jamaica Plain
H. Herbert Blanchard
Augusta
Misa Harriet L. Skinner
J. B. Skinner
Ruth Augusta Alexander
Gardiner—Easterbrook
Chelsea
Henry H. Gardiner
Winthrop
Emily Easterbrook
Wallenhauer
Rehling
Boylston Station
P. A. Schwarz
Edward C. H. Wallenhauer
Friederie C. M. Rehling
Obituary notices from several New England towns
Obituaries listing deaths in February from Rehoboth Newburyport Cambridge Sandwich Bedford Washington D C Wellesley Lynn Florence street Lynn Wareham Waltham and New York City. Notable ages range from 6 to 79 with various widows and sons named including Fay Fessenden James Sproat and others. Funeral details given for Richard Shepard with flowers request and a note of no flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitman
Wellesley
Mary L. Pitman
Saunderson
Lynn
Charles Brooks Saunderson
Shepard
Richard
Luther D
Josephine Shepard
Church of the Messiah
Florence Street
Lla.m
Wareham
James G. Sproat
Weeks
Waltham
Helen Louise
Hiram H. Weeks
White
New York City
George E. White
Ancient Vase Paintings and the Iliad Lecture
Dr Julius Sachs of New York lectured in Boylston Hall on Ancient Vase Paintings in Their Relation to the Iliad. He traced archaeology’s growth and how Greek vase engravings illuminate Homeric passages with examples of Briseis and other scenes. The Delaware River flood at Port Jervis issues widespread inundation and cellar damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Sachs
New York
Boylston, Hall
Greece
Dr. Sachs
Briseus
Achilles
Hector
Ajax
Dolon
Diomedes
Delaware
Port Jervis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barron
H. A. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Stain
Cromwell
Judge Peters
Justice Peters
Samuel Morrill
Masonic Hall
Mr. Barron
Levi Bridgeman
Bridgeman
Moody
J. Cobb
Mr. Bridgeman
Mr. Cobb
Joseph H. Meredith
E C. Baker
Frank Duker
Hartland
Nathaniel Hall
Canaan
H. W. Dodge
Clinton
J. P. Chandler
Waterville
Chandler
Richard Dale
John 5. Osborne
Ruel W. Fitz
Vassalboro
Mr. Fitz
Sidney
Flora T. Barron
C. I. Stain
Crorm
Billy Scott
Andrews
Thompson
Kelly
Gillin
Charles I. Stain
John Harvey
Charles F. Stain
Charles Stain
Savings Bank
Foster
Whitney
Congress
Bell Telephone
Bell
Supreme Court
Crawbaugh
Brookline Land
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Hollis
Tremont Street
Bunker Hill
Old South Church
Philippoteaux
General Grant
Montana
Great Merced Canal
California
Mt. Vernon
Louisville
Evansville
Chicago
Bloom & Wright
Dunkin
Sutro
Comstock Lode
Satro Tunnel Company
Cape Cop
Raymond’s
Washington, D.C
Mount Vernon
Pacific Northwest
Mexico
W. Raymond
I. A. Whitcomb
Washington St
School St
Boston, Mass
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
J. K. Emmet
Fritz
German
Boston Ideal Opera Company
Boston Theatre—Extra
Donizetti
Daughter of the
K Regiment
Mile
Zelie DE Lussan
Marie
Vietor
DH Lussan
Fanchette
Fra Diavolto
Boucicault
Andy Dolan
Washington Street
Dover
Proctor & Mansfield
Chas, L. Andrews
Minuet Carnival Company
Michael Strocoff
Choice
Chas, L. Davis
Alvine Foslin
Globeth
John Stetson
MRE
Rudolph Aronson
NEW York Casino CO
Lecocq
Madelo
THE
Marquis
Boston Museum
Mr. R. M. Field
Haslemere
Howard Athenaum
Howard Athenaum Specialty Co
Paine-Burgess
Colonel Lee
General Paine
Mr. Burgess
Charles J. Paine
Mt. Vernon Street
Sir
Easterp Yacht Club
Henkry Lee
H. FP. Chase
Havana
Progreso
Vera Cruz
F. Alexandre & Sons
Broadway
Financeal
Kansas City
J. H. Bauerlein & CO
Kansas City, Mo
Blair
Atall
Seattle
Real
H. H. Dearborn
Tremont
Cor
H. Sargent
Devonshire St
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Joslin House
Webster, Mass
Gould
Micago Heights
Topeka
Chicago Heights
D. Booge & CO
Chas E. Cram
Pemberton Square
Harding & Brooks
Postofice Square
Pemberton Sq
W. R. Emerson
Roundy & Hobbs
Court St
Coffin & Henry
OWA
Iowa
State St
Des Moines
Dire
Joan Jeffries & Sons
Raymond
M. J. Lovering
Raymond, N. H
Insurance
American Insurance Co
State Street
Messrs
George Croshaw & CO
London
Francis Peabody
J. W. Fleld
Henry S. Bean
Lecy
Brookline Land Company
Equitable Building
Alfred D. Chandler
OWA Loan & Trust Ci
Freeman A. Smith
Kansas Trust and Banking Co
Atchison, Kansas
Ingalls
Chatham National Bank
Nebraska
KE. W. Cobb
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Luther Farwell
Thomas Darling
Bally Phillps
Sally Phillips
Centre Street
Poplar Street
West Centre Street
Poplar
Nabby Simonds
Aan
Thomas Pollard
Pollard
Darling
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Boston Post
John Noble
C. H. Cooper
Maine
Beacon Street
Damon Safe and Iron Works Co
Sudbury St
P.O
Gorham, Rogers & CO
Dundee Goods
Federal Street
Battle OF
Music Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Wilhelm Gericke
Mary E. Obrion
Richard Wagner
W . Wagner
Bargiel
Rubinstein
Schubert Nission
Grant
Geat
Fort Bonelson
West Chester Park
Huntington Ave
Back Bay
F. W. Liscoln
Silver Tea Service
Emma Nickerson
Columbus Avenue
Europe
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