Late Ship News Arrives Circassia From Glasgow
New York reports the steamer Circassia has arrived from Glasgow on February 25 bringing late shipping news and weather observations.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1889
Page
1
New Tunnel Plan Promises City Subway Beneath Waterways
Heman Clark reveals a $150 million tunnel system for New York linking City Hall to Fleetwood Park and Coney Island with four tracks. The project aims to run deep beneath rivers, carry freight and passengers, and relieve street trucking, with negotiations pending city permission.
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New York
Heman Clark
New York City
Clark
City Hall
Fleetwood Park
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Ersey City
Newark
Morley Balfour clash over Ireland amid Pigott cries
In the Commons Morley moves an amendment denouncing Irish policy and urging a union with Britain while accusing the government of harsh acts. Balfour replies amid interruptions and cries of Pigott as they exchange charges over arrests in Ireland and the Times case.
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London
House of Commons
Morley
Ireland
Great Britain and Ireland
Father McFadden
Gweedore
Scotland
William O’brien
Times
Balfour
Tralee
O’brien
Home Secretary
Mr. Morley
Parnell Commission
Mr. Dillon
Mr. Balfour
Harrington
Pigott
Sexton
Houston
Houseme
Gladstone Defends Against Times on Hawarden Evictions
Mr Gladstone writes to the Times claiming the newspaper based its Hawarden eviction article on misstatements and protests the portrayal of his actions. He asserts unfair treatment by the paper and seeks correction.
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Gladstone
Times
Hawarden
House of Commons
John Morley
Ireland
London
the Times
Gladstone Demands Times Print Explanations from Liverpool Post
The document records Mr. Gladstone urging the Times to publish explanations from the Liverpool Post to satisfy public decency. He calls the Times intrusion on private affairs improper and asks for space-saving public explanations. He also expresses full approval of his son's actions.
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Times
The
Liverpool Post
Mr. Gladstone
Gladstone
French cruiser captures Atchinoff expedition sparks protests
In Saint Petersburg on February 25 the Novoe Vremya and Viedomosto decry the Sagallo bombardment and capture of the Atchinoff expedition by a French cruiser. They question whether violence was unavoidable and note potential POW detention in Odessa. The Grashdanin mocks Franco Russian friendship while Svet cites official naval communications and the Kronstadt report unfavorably.
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St. Peterspore
Novoe Vremya
Viedomosto
Sagallo
Grashdanin
Odessa
Svet
Cronstadt
Atchinoff
African King Kiwewa Accused in Arab Rebellion Plot
dispatches from Zanzibar dated Jan 24 describe a third Uganda revolt. King Kiwewa allegedly poisoned Arab supporters then killed two and fired at a third during a private audience. Arabs installed Kalema after Kiwewa fled while Christians may aid his restoration. Missionary Brooks reportedly murdered and wider raids and enslavement feared toward Tippo Tib's district. Rumors place Stanley gathering forces near Nyangwe for a northern war.
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London
Zanzibar
Uganda
Kiwewa
Mwanga
Kalema
Mutesas
Brooks
Lake Taragan
Yika
Tippoo Tib
Nyangwe
Stanley
Tragic squib factory blast kills eleven in Plymouth
A massive explosion at the Gaylord shaft area factory of John Powell in Plymouth near Wilkes-Barre kills eleven and injures many as a squib factory builds collapse. The 84 female workers aged 12 to 21 were present with several men. a second blast and collapse buried victims and left charred remains. Names of ten girls and one man among the dead are listed with ages.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Plymouth
Gaylord
John Powell
Kate Jones
Maggie Lynch
Hattie Jones
Gladdis Reese
Mary Walters
Maggie Richards
Mary A. Lake
Ruth Bowen
Esther Powell
Uous Ann Thomas
Charlotte Humphries
National finances review praises Fairchild policy on surplus
Barrimore Maryland February 25 The Sun prints a review of Secretary Fairchilds administration noting purchases of unmatured obligations at a premium since 1888 totaling about 1380 million dollars keeping funds in circulation rather than in surplus. It cites surplus reduction from 102 220 464 71 in July 1888 to 43 442 305 57 on February 21 and discusses bank deposits and tariff policy as tools to manage circulation and government needs.
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Barrimore
The
Sun
Fairchild
Congress
Treasury Department
Farewell of President Elect Harrison from Indianapolis to Columbus
A detailed account of General Harrison and party's farewell in Indianapolis February 25 with a gifts ceremony at Union Station. The procession, crowds along Delaware and Pennsylvania streets, and stops at Fort Wayne avenues, Market and Panhesvanis, and multiple Ohio towns are described, ending with a noisy Columbus reception and disrupted departure due to poor crowd control.
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IndiAnapolis
T. S. Quincy
Peach Tree Creek
Senate
Republican Party
Harrison
Pennsylvania Avenue
Alvin P. Hovey
Denny
Hovey
Washington
Delaware Street
Fort Wayne Avenue
Pennsylvania Street
Ohio Street
George H. Thomas Grand Army Post
Lew Wallace
Market
Panhesvanis
Union Station
Indiana
Iolanthe
Maywood
Roberts
Ricumonp
Ind
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Irvington
Butler University
Cumberland
Philadelphia
Greenfield
Charlottesville
Knightstown
Dunreith
Fort Wayne
Cincinnati
Louisville
Cambridge City
Ursana
Richmond
Ohio
Greenville
Burke County
Bradford Junction
Piqua
J. B. Foraker
Urbana
Columbus
Foraker
Cabletown
Woodstock
Milford Centre
Plain City
Hilliards
Glee Club
Officials sign two railroad pacts clarified
Curiaco February 25 report that the Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific had not signed the Gentlemen's agreement is refuted. Vice Presidents Newman and Holcomb signed for their companies with full authority from their presidents.
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Union Pacific
Pagel
Curiaco
Newman
Holcomb
General Harrison's Arlington suite prepared for occupancy
Washington February 25 Special General Harrison's rooms at the Arlington near readiness for him. Four rooms to be occupied by General and Mrs. Harrison a parlor dining room bedroom and a small smoking den. Parlor rich with plush drapings mahogany piano bright fire and crafted cornice work. Dining room oak furniture bedroom mahogany pieces harmonize with dark carpet and hangings. Second floor northeast corner location noted.
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Washington
General Harrison
Arlington
Secon
Steamers Arrived and Sailed Across Atlantic Routes
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures on February 25 with vessels including Catalonia from Liverpool to Boston, Kansas from Boston, America from Baltimore, Minnesota from Baltimore, Erin from New York to London, and Lake Superior from New York to Liverpool.
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Atlantic Coast
Yarmouth
Montreal
Que
Eastort
Norfeld
Portland
Boston
Massee
Nantucket
Mass
R. Lives
Albany
Newark
Montgomery
Ala
Wseeeseres
New Orlean
Shreveport
Covevnees
Pittsburg
Penn
Lake Re Ou
Rockcliffe
Oenten
Vecenres
Osw
Saugeen
Ont
Buffalo
N. O
N.Y
Cleveland
Detroit
Des Moines
Missouri Valley
Kansas City
Isismarck
Fort Buford
Helena
Rocky Mountain Slopes
Fort Cnater
Bong
Lake City
Utah
Voxeos
Denver
Col
de City
Kan
Santa Fe
Paso
Mes
Catalonia
Liverpool
Kansas
Virman
Lizard
Kate
New Orleans
Hamburg
Oregon
Lord Clive
Philadelphia
Bremen
America
Baltimore
London
Minnesota
Dover
Eng
Erin
New York
Glasgow
State of Georgia
Brampton
Benesab
Malta
Manitoba
Bombay
Calcutta
St. Croix
Barracouta
Vom
Elbe
Thingvalla
Stettin
Kong Alf
Gonaives
Strabo
Rio Janeiro
Belfast
Barcelona
Brunel
Charleston
Elmfield
New Ileans
Mentmore
Gibraltar
Royal Welsh
Savannah
Genoa
Brow Head
Lake Superior
Nasmyth
Republicans Use Filibuster to Stall Revenue Bill in House
Washington February 25. The House ends the session with both parties accusing insincerity as Republicans filibuster to block the Cowles revenue bill and hinder the Sullivan Felton election case. The delay favors a new Congress and limits progress on the deficiency appropriation.
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Washington
Mills
Cowles
Crisp
Georgia
Sullivan-Felton
California
Committee On Elections
Sullivan
Felton
Randall
Congress
Senate action and tribute mark day in Washmerton
In the Senate on February 25 the House amendment on Mrs. General Sheridan’s pension was withdrawn and concurred. Bills to divide a Sioux reservation portion and to ratify a Southern Ute lands agreement passed after amendments. The Army appropriation bill paused for tributes to the late Mr. Barnes of Missouri, with eulogies by Voorhees, Hale, Hampton, Coke and West.
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Congress
Senate
Ingalls
Barnes
London
Washmerton
House
General Sheridan
Davis
Dawes
Dakota
Bowen
Colorado
Plumb
Missouri
Crockrell
Cockrell
Elizsabeth
Credito
Voorhees
Hale
Hampton
Coke
West
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