Ireland's Self Rule Push Faces Tory Resistance in Britain
Irish leader asserts renewed working class support for home rule across England Scotland and Wales and predicts Tory ministry collapse or reform. He praises Irish progress from landlord fear to practical governance, cites Dublin city reforms and industrial exhibition success, and stresses Ireland’s readiness for national self government.
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England
Scotland
Ireland
House of Commons
Wales
Gladstone
Irish Parliamentary Party
Lélana
Irish National Party
St. Patrick
Dillon
Dublin
Healey
Thomas Sexton
T. D. Sullivan
Cork
Limerick
Mr. Pavitt
Boyle O'Reilly
London
Treland
Monte Cristo
Chateau Wit
Mr. McCarthy
Mr. O'Reilly
Boston
Third Gospel Meeting at King's Chapel Fails to Draw Crowd
The Cambridge Brotherhood held its third gospel meeting at King's Chapel with Rev. Henry W. Foote and Rev. H. Price Collier addressing a small audience. Foote urged the need for Christ and a universal moral law, while Collier spoke on repentance and the kingdom of heaven being at hand. Current foreign news follows with brief notes from Darmsrat and Paris about varioloid recovery and budget adjournment.
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Cambridge Brotherhood
King’s Chapel
Mars
Henry W. Foote
H. Price Collier
Hingham
Foote
Christ
Anow
Collier
Kingdom of Heaven
The Commandment of Love Sermon at Union Hall
The Rev James Reed of the New Jerusalem Church preached from John xiii 34 35 at Union Hall on Bowdoin street on the new commandment to love one another. He argued Jews knew this duty but Christ made all things new and offered a new and better love.
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Union Hall
James Reed
New Jerusalem
Bowdoin Street
Christ
Mensman’s Peptonized Beef Tonic Ad Says Its Benefits
An 19th century advertisement promotes Mensman’s Peptonized Beef Tonic as a complete beef preparation with blood making and life sustaining properties. It claims usefulness for indigestion dyspepsia nervous prostration debility exhaustion and pulmonary-related weakness, offered by Coswell, Hazard & Co New York and sold by druggists.
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Mensman
Coswell, Hazard & Co
New York
Rich and Poor Meet at St Pauls Sermon in London
In Loudon, crowds filled St Pauls for an afternoon socialist parade. The archdeacon cited Proverbs xxii 2, declaring the rich and poor are created by God. The crowd cheered, protests arose, police were present, and a minor evening clash occurred as socialists returned home. Canon Gregory led an overflow service on the cathedral steps. The Lord Mayor of London attended.
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Gregory
London
War rumors shift to Russia as Poland arms fortresses
Bern reports rumors focus on Russia with Vienna dispatches noting Poland’s rapid armament of fort works with Gatling and Nordenfeldt shell guns. Officials reveal renewed hostility among Russia and the other two empires as Polish rail rolling stock is expanded.
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Bern
Russia
Vienna
Poland
Gatling
Nordenfeldt
A Little Revolt in Corsica Sparks Troop Move
Despatch from Ajaccio reports two companies marching to Sartene where Bona partist Leandri, now outlaw after a clash with authorities, leads about 100 partisans ready to issue two final summons to officials.
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Corsica
Paris
Ajaccio
Sartene
Leandri
Collision in the Mersey sinks British ship Locksley Hall
London reports that the British ship Locks ley Hall, from San Francisco and commanded by Captain Halliday, collided today in the Mersey with the steamer Regulus and the ship Brenda. Locksley Hall subsequently sank, while Regulus and Brenda sustained damage.
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Mersey
London
Locksley Hall
Halliday
San Francisco
Regulus
Brenda
Riot in Dublin as police clash with mob at New Ross
The report from Dutt dated February 27 describes a riot at New Ross where about 100 policemen charged a crowd of roughly 500 with batons and bayonets. Stones flew as injuries mounted on both sides during the disturbance.
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Dublin
Dutt
New Ross
Dr Gordon's Lecture on the Reformation at Clarendon Street Church
Rev A J Gordon D D delivered the eighth Apocalypse lecture at Clarendon Street Church. He traced the Dark Ages to the sixteenth century, highlighted Luther’s confrontation with papal supremacy, and praised Wycliffe Huss and Zuinglius. Three women and one man were baptized. Revival services follow daily at 7:30 p.m.
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A. J. Gordon
D.D
Europe
Moses
Jesus Christ
Rome
Luther
Wycliffe
Huss
Zuinglius
Leo X
Seven Hills
Christ
Elliot
Gordon
Business Troublesand Insolvencies Across Several Firms
A Savannah furniture dealer Samuel Herman faces an injunction and receiver as his assets near 10 000 while liabilities reach 20 000. New insolvencies include Hammond Rice Co Boston creditors petitioned, Warren Morse Boston assignment, Chadbourne Johannot Co Boston composition at 10 cents on the dollar, Allen Tates Putnam hardware attached for 30 000, New York Shade Company and Brown Lisbon Centre assignments with preferences, Croft Toronto liabilities about 120 000, Brock Wiener Buffalo schedules showing 162 230 total assets, Fry Schrieber New York liabilities 77 813, and William B Carter cloaks manufacturer noted.
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Samuel Herman
Savannah
Adams
Herman
Hammond, Rice & Co
Boston
A. F. Wood & Co
Warren G. Morse
Cambridge Street
Chadbourne, Johannot & Co
Lincoln Street
Allen & Taten
Putnam
Brock & Wiener
Buffalo
N. Y
Fry & Schrieber
New York
Boston creditors face across the dollar debts in turmoil
Forrest B. Littlefield of Revere faces liabilities around 200 dollars on each dollar. R. J. Taylor of Great Barrington and Parker & Mauck of Cincinnati have creditors at 40 and 50 cents per dollar respectively. F. P. Dickenson of Hartford owes about 4500 with modest assets. Numerous other assignments span Porzer South Carolina to St. John New Brunswick and Horneraville Missouri among others.
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Boston
Forrest _B. Littlefield
Oricer
Revere
R. J. Taylor
Great Barrington
Aotios
Parker & Mauck
Cincinnati
F. P. Dickenson
Drawers
Hartford
Conn
A. H. Ford
Porzer
8. C
W.M. Haslam & Son
Wesson
Miss
Bergman & Wagner
Tobacco
Memphis
Tenn
Charles A. Clark
St. John
N. B
Bower
Porter & Bower
Kemptville
Ont
Sparkes Bros
Shelbina
Eli T. Anderson
Horneraville
H. J. Lawrence & Co
Sycamore
Hie
A. Adams
Piqua, C
J- E. Graves
Childsburg
State St
Kilby
United States
Great Britain
France
Washington
Hik
H. Eddy
Eddy
Ith
Chas. Mason
Patent Office
Edmund Burke
Patents
Bosvron
R. H. Eddy
New York
Philadelphia
Handel and Haydn Society Bach Mass Preview at Music Hall
The Handel and Haydn Society presented a mixed program centering on Bach Mass in B minor selections. Analysts praised the Kyrie and Gloria, the choir, and Miss Lehmann, while noting vocal fits and the modern contrast of Hiller’s Song of Victory. Mrs. Bloomfield impressed with Chopin and Mendelssohn pieces, and next week’s lineup features Schubert, Bruch, Brahms, Liszt with Maud Powell.
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Handel and Haydn
Handel and Haydn Society
Music Hall
Boston
Bach
Lehmann
Mary H. How
George J. Parker
Jacob Benzing
Hiller
Jerusalem
Gade
Bloomfield
Chopin
Mendelssohn
Gericke
Liszt
Miss Maud Powell
Twentyeth Symphony Concert Review Critique
A detailed concert notice on the Twentieth Symphony concert program featuring Ossian and Mendelssohn works with soloist Mme Fanny Bloomfield. The critic condemns management for hiring foreign pianists over Boston talents, arguing it weakens the piano department and public taste, and warns of artistic decline if policy continues.
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Ossian
Maestoso
Mendelsshon
Mae
Fanny Bloomfield
Higginson
Boston
Boston Post Prospects as Eight Page Modern Daily
The Boston Post, now under new ownership, is reformed into an eight page quarto with new presses and upgraded editorial staff. It aims to be the best New England newspaper, offering prompt fearless political, literary, commercial and social commentary and a broadened set of departments. It features marine reports, financial news, and a semi weekly vessel list, promising rapid circulation growth and strong ad value.
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New England
Cable and Telegraph
Boston
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